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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-22
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Kenmore University High School,


Preparatory TO tho University Of Va. II. A:
Instructor In Mathematics. Il. G. Brock. D. Lit.
U. Va. (rcccnily Asst Prof. Latin, U. Na), In:
structOr in Crock. Latin, French, German and
Botany. This IL one Of tho leading high schools
OF Virginia, and presents many advantages In
comparable with those Of others. Students also
received for tho Summer. New session begins
Sept. 18th, 1873. For Catalogue, address the
Principal.
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Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Co.


ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
~ %, 1879, Trains will leave Wheeling as fol-
loRs-WheGllng time:
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-04

81, and Yet religious education is the
law in nj! these pisces. aud division OF
the sexes IN schools. These instances
SHOW the gross ignorance which | aIlu.
ded 10 as existing Ina those countries,
and which think may be- fairly attrib-
uted IN great measure In the system Of
education which allows the valuable
school hours, in which the chiids mind
should Ice stored with mental knowledge
which would enable him 10 become a
respectable and honorable citizen, TO be
irittcred away 10y intoxicating crceds an,l
learning PRAYERS. which evidently AFTER
wards tho child did not care Tor. and
when called Ia take iis
place as II meiabcr Of society, the child
mas no metal caiibrc. Does a. like this
proof!
! am not troubled. either, about the
OF my article. IA most who
read my former article will see that the
portion in regars! IL Sabbath dissertation
by Trustees of churches. WAS intended
for those who believe, or pretend to be-
lieve, in the efficacy and necessity OF
religious trimming in school. They ought
to practice what they were taught and
wish TO force upon the minds of other
peoples children in our common schools.
il the teaching is good for any thing.
But their actions speak louder than
their words. and show their religious
teaching to have been but little benefit
To them.
But my letter is getting too long. and
with simple denial OF any disposition
to ride upon Catholics, or any Others.
but with inst desire to leave Others
the same rights claim for myself; t.
teach at home what they please, leaving
our glorious common schools open To
all, and perfectly free from Scciarian
bias or teachings Of any kind and viii
ling TO defend this doctrine az the polls.
i'm our county elections, or elsewhere, ii
necessary, lam
Yours, forsrrcc schools,
PATOkA IT,, March. 1873. l.. T..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-04

CosT on TINE VIENNA EXHIBITION. M,
vienna Exhibition will cost nearly ss
oU,otp. To make IL pay il will bc ner.
cssary 10 2o.OOO.OtO Of visitors 10 pa,ro.
nl]e t.,c exhibition. This large number
Is confidently expected by the Di,cctor
General, who Is said to be cmthusias,ir
over the prospect OF success.
The Gazette d'ltalia, the Official Jour.
nal Of the Kingdom of Italy, grnvcly Nm.
nounccs that The Emperor OF the French
was attended In his last moments by the
English priest "Goddan,." And the Rev
Mr.. Goddard feels libelled.
I'VE find that he came TO his death
from calling Bill Jacksoa u liar" was tho
verdict ola coroncr's jury IN Missouri.
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For the Jasper ConFis
Credit MObilier.


What may be the cause Of corruption
Throughout our once glorious land?
Are not all the Devils in option.
Our best hopes, too, running TO sand
Tamany Rings. Credit Mobilier,
Indiana sfink>. New Orleans tricks
Are fine illustrations. but >iliier
Are only one schoolinlster's sticks.
Go on with yonr Graded and IIigl.
Schools.
That teach Independence of God,
Your hopes will be ruined, goodbye
fools.
All is u corruption-high plot.
Once honesty was the best policy.
Improving Our country and folks.
But now LOOK at present times fallary.
u, look 1t our GRANTEES and Cakes.
Corruption and Hamunon are gaining.
While good will and honesty fail.
While morals and conscience are iiyhti'g.
The Mason ships speed with full sail.
And homes: man cant make his living
In this night dark Indian "a
Though proper his taxes hes giving:
And 1 Should Stay Lcrc!-I say /: nav.
mo Credit" that is now my motto.
''Mobilier' tells me to move.
leave behind Mama and ono,
Ny honesty always to prove
To friends leave my obligation,
| pity my enemies. too.
They. in vain. think 10 better our ion.
And 10 Quiz 1 leave 'onIy one Shoe
A. NJ.
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Report Of the President Of the
Lake Erie, Evansville & South
western Railroad.

western Railroad.
The following is the report Of Mr.
Geo. II. Elery, President Of the Lake
Erie. Evansville aud Southwestern Rail.
road Company, TO the Board Of Direct.
ors, for the same:
To the BOARD Of Directors ~ the Like Erie Evansvi,
and Southwestern Railroad Company:
GENTLEMEN AT your request. have
the satisfaction of reporting upon the
present condition Of the Lake Erie. Ev-
ansville and Southwestern Railroad
that, Notwithstanding the obstacles,
which have arisen, especially due to the
stringency Of mOnet, and the impossi-
biIity Of negotiating Railroad bonds,
either in Europe or this country, that,
under the management of the New Y ork
Construction Company. he work upon
the road has progressed satisfactorily
in evidence Of which I may state, that
the first section between Evansville and
BoOnville, will be ready for business,
on or before the first day Of July next.
GEO. H. ELERY,
President.
The above report is brief, but il has
the charm of being satisfactory and to
the point. President Elery 10 evidently
q man Of action and not of words. III
we shall confide ntly look
forward to the completion Of that por-
ton Of his road at the time set forth, and
have every reason to believe that our
are correct.
Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NOTICE is hereby given, that the m.
~ dcrsigncd administrator OF the estate
OF John BridcnbacIl. deceased, will OLA
for sale ut public auction, at the l.le
residence Of the dcccdcnt, in puboi,
county, Indiana, on
THURSDAY, May eth, 1879
the personal property Of said es,st.
(not taken bv the widow.) consisting Of
. horses. milk cows. II dry cattle, 20
hogs, ~ sheep. 2 ii0a.l Wagons, wheat.
oats. corn. farming implement housr.
hold furniture. &c, Sc.
TERMS.--SnMs Of 1--WE dollars and
under cash; on Sums over i've duIIars
credit Of twelve months will be given.
purchasers giving notes at Interest.
waving benefit Of valuation, with you'd
security.
ADAM RRIDENBACH, Adm.
WILL. a. TRAYLOR Atty.
April 9Th, 1,73.-3w.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-04
Cincinnati and R0ckport Rail-
road.


u seems, 10 ne that the people OF Spcn-
CIR county. through their Board oil
County Commissioners, are taking 8
short sighted view az the interests OF
that county in their action upon tlse
Cincinnati and ROckPort Railroad As
VIC understand il. the Railroad Com
pany is short Of funds with which TO
purchase ippn for the track. and To com
pIete the road. The tax in aid Of the
road veted by Spencer county, amount
ing to $4,000 or moro. has nearly ali
heeR collected. but under the provisions
Of the Law cannot be paid over until the
iron il laid through the county and cars
commence running. There is also unite
. large amount Of personal subscriptions
due on the same contingency. The em-
bsrrassments Of the Company have de
lsyed tho work, and made il necessary
to ask for IN extension Of time i'm which
To complete the rad, and which the law
authorizes the Board Of Commissioners
to grant without prejudice to the tax or
subscriptions III an extension is not
GRANTED. and thereby the road ia not
built within the time specified bv law.
then the tax and subscriptions are for
feiied. AT the last regular term Of the
Commissioners Court the Board decid-
ed by vote Of two against one to ex-
tend the time, but under such conditions
a. to make the extension altogether
worthless The road Is graded through
the county, and ties furnished. This has
been done by the money furnished BY
Cincinnati stockholders. Not dollar
has been paid thus far by Spencer coun-
ty; Oh the contrary her citizens have
been the recipients Of the money paid
out by the Company. The danger now
Is that by the refusal Of the Commits
siOners to extend the time. the entire en-
terprise will be abandoned. We sincere
ly hope this will not be the case, for, in
our opinion, the future growth and pros
Perity OF Spencer county is Intimately
bound up with that road. Its compile
ton will undoubtedly do more to de- |
velope that county than all the enter
prises started there during the last twen-
~ years. Ii seems astonishing to us that
when prosperity is being thrust in pco- !
pies faces they will not see it. Citizens |!
OF Spencer, don't fool away your chances !
for that road merely TO save $4,000. ~
Such an event will only prove you to be
penny wise and pound foolish. Can
melton Rporter.
We dc not think it would be any more
than just to the people interested in the
completion Of this road, in this county,
and Who were induced to favor il by the |
most prominent citizens of Spencer coun-
tv. and their earnest pledges Of success.
for the authorities ofthat county 10 grant
the simple extension Of time asked for
by the Company. We hope 1t may lie
done. and the company thereby enabled !
to push Its work to to completion. But
We think the company should complete
It any how.
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-Messers. +. w. veihe. w. NJ. Tyler,
and w. j. Williams, OF vincennes. have
purchased the Gray Farm, containing
ESQ acres, and situated mile and quar-
ter northeast OF this city. They paid
SIG, aO0 for il. 1t is undcr-laid with coal.
So IL all the land in the county under
laid with coal, according to Professor
Cox.-(Daviess County Democrat.
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" Henry Ward Beecher returned
home from his Western tour Of seven
teen lectures with $4,000 as his net
profits. Yet Nillson or Lucca can do
far better than that.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-04

JANIS Wishard, the bribed jurymeu in
the Marion Criminal Court was found
guilty on his own statements and fined
$500. He ought to be banished.
TIE Jacksonville reporter Of the
CourierJournal says there were six
cases Of "jim-jams" in that city on Sun
day morning. The effects Of the new
Temperance law.
1Ihs epizootc, IN mild form, has
reappearcd in Madison and vicinity. Il
10 geeerally confined TO animals that e.
capped during the prevalence Of the e.
verer type or the disease.
Every Township I'm White county,
except one. has levied tax sufficient 20
Keep six months school. jackson town
ship, BY vote Of ito citizens, refused 10
levy cent
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NDM'N icINAIOltS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the NJ,
~ dcrsigned has been appointed Al
'nmistrator OF the estate Of John Brj.
d'nbach, late Of Dubois county, Ind
deceased. Said estate is probably soi
vent. ADAM BRTDENBACH.
w. A. TwAyLoR. Atty Adm
April 9Th, 1879 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-04

r Mundi is now plastcring the new
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~sss sss~As 0~ssOVi oOohe 81 CUt i'll tlOOy Oh
ordinary branches, their inteIlects would
have been brighter, and the county.
their churches, and themselves. wouid
have been spared the disgrace Of these
indictments. This is but one home in
stance Of the futiiity Of religious in.
struction In schools for imparting a true
religious character, and q lamentabIe
evidence Of the loss Of time spent in
that kind Of instruction; which might
have been applied in their mental culture.
and thereby have strengthened their
minds, 20 that their aspirations would
have been higher than to have engaged
in plain violation of law.
Nor IL Dubois county the only locali-
~ where the attempt 70 teach religious
knowledge in school has resulted in
occupying the time, 90 that children
have really grown up in ignorance,
judged BY this criterion. A recent re-
port to the British Parliament shows
that In two years past there has kcen
one murder in Rome to every $50 per
sons and that 10 about the usual aver
age for years; while in the United
States il has been about one to every
5000 inhabitants, and . large portion
Of these in New York City, where re-
ligion il attempted to be taught in the
schools, and division Of the school fund
between denominations IN made among
LOO births in Paris 48 are illegitmate !:
10 Vienns ll6. in Rome 343, in Mexico
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
CIVIL NOTES.


In the Marine Court, Part L., before Judge
shea yesterday verdict for s2l6 33 rendered
the plaintiff in the case OF JacODOwsky agt. Mchelena
NewcOmbe q Co. appeared for the plaintiff, aud {. III.
Tweed for the defendant.
In the Supreme Court Circuit, yesterday,
before Judge Barrett verdict for $1,000 rendered
against the Twenty third-st Stage Company favor OF
Thomas c. Shepherd for injuries sustained by the Litter
IN having his foot run over by one Of the Companys
stages.
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
Joaohmsen yesterday, inquest taken the case
Of Bumenburg against KOhn the amount not stated
Kurzman & Co. appeared for the plaintiff ana Petshaw
DeVres for the defendant In the action for slander
brought by Adelaide Harding against George Heath,
which has been trial for several days, before Judge
one cent damages for the plaintiff; Messrs. Gardner.
GOrlnat Joachnsen appeared Tor the plaintiff and
Alfred e.. Bird for the defendant.
In the Marine Court, Part I'LL, before Judge
Gross yesterday, inquest taken in the case of
Alsberg against Sucrn the amount not being stated;
Bumensel aud Ascher appeared for plaintiff and Ray
mond and COursen for the defendant. .James Still
man sued t577, alleged TO have been paid 10
the defendant, Ella McGrcgOr, with whom Silman
intimate. From August 1911, 70 January, 16I2 he ad
yanced S6 claimed, for the purpose OF enabling
her 70 buy sewingmaohne, $500 with which pay her
board aud $500 TO for her passage hODe all OF which
he claims used for other PURPOSES the defendant
says the simple reason why she did not return the money
was because It gift 10 her Tho verdict
dered The defenddDt Col q. j. Gardner appeared
for the plaintiff and Dukes and Durnin for tue defend
ant,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS

WEDNESDAY. MAY 81
Mails Europe Queenstown aud Liverpool per steamship
r. p m steamship sails at ID: m from P No.
46N.h
States direct, via Bremen bT The steamship
America III Steamship sails al y n from 'o' oi llfu
MTs fr Hassau ~ p and Havana, per the steamship Cuba
Supplementary Mail on Pier No. N H. closed AZ
1850 p m. steamship sails a. > p m NO.
Mail, f Rurone via Plymouth Cherbourg. and Hamburg esm
ship II Supplementary Mail on Pier 1907 OF
Thirt Hoboken closed at Steamship sails At p m from
Pier foot Of Thirl-st, Hoboken 80
A Pfusssu Cl Mail sent by this line . 81.
All deposited Supplementary Mails uusl be prepaid "'n
Ma Tor Hsyap. direct and MEXICO by steamship City Of MericN
close At D. m Supplementary Mail Pier No. North River
5 eosed at 80 p. steamship sails al } P m
for Bermuda by the steamship Abemae' close AZ p h
sails , D. m from Pier No. 81 y. Il
FRIDAY, MAY 23
Mail. r Thomas Brazil the Argentine Republic west Indies
the steamship SOnth Amenea ee al p m Steamship sA A.
D m. Pier No. ~ \. X
BY the steamship WeybOsset close az p m
Supplementary Mails must be prepsd double postage V
stamps nouey will be received By the cers In charge
Nal for Halifax S. elose al the NeSfork PostOhce eTey
s E S.Eoundni close at the NevYors every Fri.
da at Steamship from Portland Ne, Saturday at p
po.t,e 70 s The West Indies, except when going direct. will
half Papers cents EACH WHICH must De prepaid
SATURDAY. MAY ~
Britain Queenstown and Liverpool BY
tie steamship Adnate close At u SuppementasAlsll on
White Star Ferry, Jef Cty, will cose al 1870 m
Steamship sails from White star Dock, Pa5ona Ferry
Fo Closed Mails for the Continent Europe Southampton and
Bremen by steamship Donau mails close at ii a. m NO
Supplementary Mail steamship sails at p from foot OF IhdI
Dirsc, Gern.n and Pruian closed this line
Mails Havana by the steamship handingo close At u NJ steam
ship sails 3 D m. from Pier No. II ~ X
West steamship CITY Of an Antonio close atZ m
Steamship sails a y. m. from Pier No. ~ T. X
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
FEDERAL CRIMINAL PRACTICE.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. Judge Benedict presiding counsel answered ready
in the following cases. and they will be tried
they can be reached: Leander Fox, sending obscene
literature through the mail Christian Harte obtain
ing letters in the postoice s. b. Babcock, presenting
false papers to a United States officer W. II. Bucke,
using the mails to defraud Governments John Bait
sending malpractice medicines" through the mails
The trial OF John Cah indicted for receiving mail bags
stolen from tine postOice begun. Arnold Rich and
WOOdford for the defense; and Assistant United states
District-Attorn PurdY the Government. The evil
dence showed that in month over 1000 mail bags
were stolen from the Post-Onico These bags weigh
about pounds EACH and junk dealers pay four
per pound for them. Ann Erras and Martyr Casnin,
charged with firing, of BdenOs Ayres, tho American
ship Mary NJ Bird we're hOnOraDly discharged by Com
missioner Shields
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.

A verdict for $2,4O4 So has been rendered in
the Supreme Court favor of the stowe Pavement Com
pany they having brought suit against the city two
bills for repairing pavements and for so cents per square
yard bills on which 81 had been paid a
proInise The defense was that there had been
thorty for the work DONE and that five Of the bills
q was accepted and receipt given in full Judge Bar
ret before whom the up for trial yesterday
ruled that the contracts for the work good and he
left IL to the jury TO decide whether or not the com
promise had been made in good faith The jury found
that the compromise had been made in good faith, CIV
ing verdict the full amount claimed. The pave
neut for which the bills claimed was laid In White
and Murray -sts Maidenlane, Waverley and Washing
tOu-paces.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

point directly involved in the California case was
whether property has been twice assessou or
the same tax for u s obvious that the suhectma'lee
OF is the same, cannot oc twice assessor '"o
same tax. and IL "a nmateria in such by whom
thc title ia hold The decision Is made by full bench,
and is against the double tax The court illustrates the
views on which the decision Is founded by supposlng
TINT borrows 81 900 OF and gives promissOry note
tbrrefor M new value been created Ivy the trans
ecton There rs but one after IT, as there was before
OF course there increased basis Tor taxaon Ihs
can Inc even moro clearly II lends the borrowed
money 10 O. who gives his note and c. rs we'll as and b,
shonld each be taxed upon s,00. The people OF san
Francisco are rejoicing at this disposal OF tho tax on
mortgages since its imposition was continual check
upon Se and interfered with the natural growth
of M cit
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
DECISIONS-MAY %.

Supreme -Chambers.-By Judge Fancher-
Atkn AkH-Counsel defendants JO aoye
aony defendant $5 per week tre unu the
the action WO1sg WO-Oer granted publication
Cele5rsce CebTace-ReDo referee confirmed
judgment OF divorce granted Herring sgt Heng-same Phil.
lips agt MelTilie.-Memonnd4 for A. X. HSdler.
Superior COmt-Specidi Ierm--By Judge Curtis
sans Pos-Ort granting motion Hem another ar
per and AnoherOer for judgment remur Gabade ag Dam
msnnOrier continuing injunction grsnd with abide
event
Court of Appedls-ALBANY, May 20.-The following
decisions In the Court Of Appeals handed down this morning.
Judgments affirmed with eostS-Lwenee AgL Maxwell Pncsney
ad Hegmsn. Hall Ag SIge judgments reversed and new ta
abide eyens-Car Aen Hamilton
Railroad Company Marvin Marvin, Mum ag worralL Jag
OF General and Special Term reversed and
without to either parReynol sgt PARKS affirmed
with oosts-kelogg ast Howell In the matter Of William
Ter and Others. Commissioner &c.