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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

COMMISSIONERS -At.E OF LAft'.
Office j. i.rrr.v given. that liz.
Enftsr-. sne'i Gonna. ->i,n.r. ar,mihf-
,'i nv the ii.ho:- irrr,,i t.,u.i. in snsS
ratrc suit for partition ~ lan.s>. wherein
Jacob G'.r ,aan. Niurv tsarir,r. Winfield
j.. Kemp. ~. nj. are petitioners. NilI
sell nj puhIic auction. hy order Of ssi,'
t'Ourf. IN the preDii>r-. on
SATt- HDAS. Mae ai,,, lie,
,a,- following described rea; estate. IN
the ouniy VI Dubois. State iadiaDs.
ito-wit:
The cas-, half of the mort! asst quart.
aud the southwest quarter o.'ihr north
east quarter. all IN section. No. thirts
one. ~. ia township No. three a..
south oi range Eo. live IS. except on"
acre sqtar' in the southeast corner a.,
Ithe southeast quarter at the north-e..'
quarter Of said section town and rans"-
ono hundred and nineteen
..cras mere ar less
TERMS OF SALE: ruc-!hirsi a.
he purchase money 10 be paid ia cash.
one -inirl in twelve months. and "s.
third In eighteen months. the purchase
Yivin1 notes for said deferred DayiieIt-.
bearing interest. with approved surety.
and waving benefit from valuation or
apprai~e mert law.
Sale 10 bs..in at one O'Clock p. ".
WILLIAM HENpRlCkSOy.
April IL, ~. -4w Commiasioner
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

A REMSIsEcSE--Neart the place where
General Candy was killed. occurred the
massacre Of eighteen Nodoc Indians i'm
1868, during peace conference invited
by Captain Bingham Wright. who was
subsequently, Killed by Modoc chief in
revenge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

GENERAL FAESswoRTIi. Of Illinois, a
member Of the last Congress who op-
posed the s..larv steal and voted against
IT, drew his paw and has it distributed TO
each county in Lis district FRO RATA 10
the county Indebtedness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

Street Commissioner Herbig with
the railroad teams. has made decided
improvement in the streets Of the town,
out they need about double the amount
Of work, and then . coating Of rock or
gravel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

AK Indianapolis iaLdlady. who de-
tanned the trunk Of woman In default
OF payment for the board Of herself and
husband, has been compelled by the
courts to give il up and to pay SO dam
ages. the husband alone being held re-
sponsibie for the bill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

{" Mr.. n. Friedman, Of the old ~
liable drug store IL in Louisville this
week, replenishing the stock of drugs
for this establishment, and the firm are
determined not to lose anything by .
comparison Of their stock with other
houses.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

"A Missouri psper. whose editor is
evidently . close observer OF things,
says: -S0on the hum Of the house Nv
will be in the land Likewise the illif-
crate little cuss will commence making
his y mark
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

o. The Auburn Courier advertises
for man with the small pox 10 collect
accounts due that paper. He will be
expected TO stay and aboard OUT un-
collectabie bills
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

The women turned out to vote nj
recent school meeting in Pawnee City.
Nebraska and their ballots decided the
issue in favor Of building . Sl5, 600
school-house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

II schaSer returned from . visit to
Harrison county Tuesday, looking -
though he felt well, although his girl
told him he need not come back any
more, unless he . means business
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MUSICAL ECHe.-We are In receipt OF
the April number sf The Musical Echo.
monthly journal devoted TO music and
ifs literature. In mechanical appearance
the Musical Echo is gem Of art. and
it, contente ore both amusing and in
structivc. Besides highly interesting
and cleverly written story called three
Leaves from the Diary Of . Traveller, $
the Echo contains several columns of
well made, mp art notes, cri;iques, &c,
and concludes with three beautiful PIECES
Of music.
IAE MUSICAL Echo Is published At
osE dollar per year, by n. Ii. Hemp
stod, Of Milwaukee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

Er Dowx East, when they want TO
speak Of a mans libcrality, and yet don't
want To praise him too much. they say
he has heart So big a. Rhode Island.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

u We have . copy from the Press
once. OF . very creditabIe looking PAM
phlet,-the Premium List Of the Pike
County Agricultural Society.
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- Florida has ripe biackberries. and
oiack burying parties are of FREQUENT
occurrences where fatal diseases prevail
among the col0red :oIks.
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NOTICE To HEIRS or PETITION
To SELL. REAI. ESTATE.

State Of indiana. dubois County. -:
Notice j. hereby given 'ha, Frank
y Fink. Administrators With the vii,
lnurx-J vi the estate VI Sebastian tI-pp,
deceased. has fi-d his Petition Ia sell
the real estate OF the dcredrni. his per
sonal Icing Insufficient ~ IN, hi .i.lts !;
ani that said p.;i,;sa Viii L- Heard at
the next Term of The isrs it.t i,rrt of
,aiL County.
l.. Il. EDNnN>TDN. CtsxE.
Eubni- Cirrl:ii Ccsi,rt.
u. ErvrrSrs. AIRY.
April lith. 1879 -aw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

Now WHO owns the dog you have
oees keeping9 The Assessor wants to
know, you know.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

Piano DESTRUCTION. Prof A. Meier
this week began instructing . number OF
children in Piano music, in Jasper. He
has good knowledge Of music, and is
lover Of the ART, and win make very
ehcssat Instructor. By the way. We
need few more pianos in town to make
music for the young folks. 1t would
have . tendency to improve de morals
OF the young men, and sfld to the ac-
eomplishments Of the ladies. II IL much
better enjoying good music at home.
than seeking amusement at other places.
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Thankful for past favors he j. deter
miIiod Ia merit continuance, 80 come
and examine the new stock.
JOS. SERMEESHElM.
April % '-3-ts.
, 1873-08-09
SAVAGES | HAVE KNOWN.
TIE NEGRO.
(COncIuSionD

But you've tried again in another quar-
torY'
Yes. I made out it was something they
talk about in Westinghouse that had set
her eft; this was in Greytown, of course.
So | used to attend regular ut the service
there, and the minister was kind like the
folks ot Sarah Leh'n he was
Did you understand what he said z |
asked.
No, sir. I'm a poor niger, and it was
beyond me. He said we were to be GOOD,
which isn't Obi. don't know what he
meant by that. I asked Obi, and he told
me the minister was right, whatever he
said. So, attor a while, took up with a
muchacba as lives behind the ~cocoa-nut
trees on the lagoon. ] said to. her CIV
trust is in election" "What's that - she
asks. "EIection," I says. What's that?'
says she. And didn't know any more.
"Iou're a hereto ~ she says a day or two
afterwards. | didn't see what to answer,
and so VIC dropped that acquain.ance.'
These recOllections seemed to affect poor
Joe painfully. lie sat leaning on his rifle,
and grinding at the dank earth with its
but, observing with great interest the cir.
cies thus formed.
We'll, and what next 2 | asked.
1 lost heart for a long time, and hid my
self all day and all night in the woods. l
never made a better time of it than that.
Pigs and deer were more plentiful than
ever I found them, and l even met a ia
guar-which isn't common, you know, by
Greytown. At last / put down the river,
with nigh upon a hundred dollars worth
OF hides, and seven full quilts of gold-dust
that I'd found in a creek. I met a young
girl as fine as a quetza. bird, a stranger in
Greytown-she was a wa~sher-woman. AZ
ter a week or so, / asked her to marry me,
saying I was no heritic. Gail ri2ht,' says
she. Somehow, [ didn't like that. Says
1: "About election ? | says. "Never you
mind," says she. "And works 2 I says.
"You've no call to trouble about that"
says she sharp. I thought she was no bet
ter than | was myself, and loft her. Eve
not tried since It seems as if there isn't
no one in all this country as is suitable for
a poor niggern
, 1873-08-09
U~INDLOSTE BRE W
CHRIsTIANST2DS POSTCONTOIR.


Amy Andrew, B. w. Beech, Christiana
g. Beverhoudt, Wilmington Byam, Cathrino
Burnsted, Philip Brinus, Maria Christian,
Miss E. Charles, John William CeaiIIy,
Joseph Castien, Maria NJ. De Wendt, G..
Droscher, Mary Dubois, Julia Ellie, Leana
Gutlif, Cathrine Johnson, Julia Jurgensen,
Minney Johnson, William Kniler, Katy
Jasper, e. F. Lystrup, Frank Lethbrige,
Thomas Mackerl, Jane Martain, T. Mac
Kay, Miss Petesen, George Roberts, John
Sheridan, Edward Sanders, Moses Suten,
Elizbeth Stevens, Frances Simmons, Jane
Taylor, Bob Williams, William WaIcIin,
Susanna William, Beniimin Williams.
P. G. TESTMAN,
cOnSt.
, 1873-08-09

THE creditors Of II. G. Ratcliae's
Trustee Estate, are hereby in
formed that at the meeting held in
said estate "Wednesday 10th July
last, it was unanimously resolved to
keep another meeting in said estate
"Wednesday the 20th August coming
at | o'clock p. m.
Christianslcds Dealing Court 9th
August 1873.
III. A. JURS.
, 1873-08-09

n LIE og Enhver, som have Noget
L1l at fordre paa Skifteret efter af-
gangne Handeiskommis Christian
Petrus WaIl0e, indkaldes herved
med 3 Maaneders Varsel til for IN
dertegnedc Skifteret at anmelde og
bevisliggjore deres Kray.
st. Thomm Skifteret, den Bite
JUL 1873.
P. Nj. ANDERSEN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-12
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT MOTTO
SPECIAL WARRANT NO, 1.

Public notice Is hereby given that the
county court OF Alexander county, has rem.
dered Judgment Tor special assessment up-
on property benefited by the folio ing i'm
provement: The new sidewalk on the west
side OF Commercial avenue, between second
and Third streets; the new sidewalk on the
south side OF Tenth street, from Walnut
street to Jefferson avenue; the new side.
walk on the south side Of Thirteenth street,
from Commercial avenue to Washington ay-
enue the new sidewalk on the north side
VI sixth street, between Washington ave.
nue. aLdJen rson avenue the new side " ak
on the east side OF Washington avenue, In
front Of lots Is, 10, 20 and ~, in block "a, In
the city OF Cairo; the new sidewalk on
the north side Of Twelfth street Ia front of
block one, In the Third addition to the city
OF Cairo the new sidewalk on the north
SIDE Of Cross street, from Washington ave.
nue. TO Walnut street the new sidewalk on
the east side OF Holbrook avenue, from W est
Twenty-third to West Twenty fourth streets;
the new sidewalk on the south side OF West
Twenty-iourth street from Holbrook avenue
TO Park avenue the reconstructed side
walk on the south side OF Diyis.
ion street from Poplar street 10
Washington avenue the reconstructed side
walk on the north side OF Center street from
Washington avenue to Walnut street the
reconstructed sidewalk on the east side of
Poplar street from Eighteenth street to DI.
the west side of Poplar street from Eigh
teenth to Division streets the reconstru, ted
sidewalk on the south side OF Ninetee nth
street from Poplar street to Commercial ave.
nue.; the reconstructed sidewalk on the
north side Of Twenty.ffth street from
Washington avenue to Walnut street
the reconstructed sidewalk ON the south side
Of Twenty.hfth street from Walnut
street TO Holbrook avenue; the reconstruc-
ted sidewalk on the south side OF Thirty.
fourth street. from Commercial avenue TO
Washington avenue, as will more fully ap-
pear from the certified copy Of the Judgment
on file In the office OF the clerk Of the city Of
Cairo, that a warrant for the collection of
such assessment Is in the hands Of the un.
dersigned
All persons interested are hereby notified
10 call and pay the amounts assessed at the
thirty days from the date hereof
Dated this 18th day OF June, A. D., 1873.
ROBERT A. CUNNINGHAM, Collector.
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THAT LITTLE GIRL"
MISS We" DENIES THE
CHARGE.
SHE DID NOT, SHE SAYS, TRY TO
ACCOMPLISH THE RUINOF
THAT LITTLE GIRL"

In The BULLETIN of Wednesday
morning we published what was given &c
US ~ the particulars of an attempt, made
. few days ago, to inveigle Q little girl into
certain house Of ill-fsme in this city
The story was given to US for the truth
and hsvining heard it from one party, We
went to see the "liltle girr in question,
and from her own lips heard the story IN
almost the same language as we got it
from the party who nrs. told US of it. But
yesterday morning We were called upon
by . sister Of the woman to whose house
the little girl was sent, and requested to
give place to the following communities
ton, which tells its own story:
Mr.. EDITOR In an artical in THE
BuLLErIS Of yesterday morning, sllusion
is made to the attempts Of "Miss We,
to assist in accomplishing the ruin Of the
little girl who came to this city on Mon
day, and As the article says, fell into the
hands OF . certain lady, who took her
home, where she will remain until other.
wise provided tor.
live near the corner OF Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, and it 10 SUD.
posed am the woman TO whose house the
little girl was to come. The child did
come to my house, but that she was sen,
there by anyone l do not believe, nor
did ] know that she was coming to soc me
l have known the child for years, her par.
ents and mine having once been close
nsighbors. She came to see my little
sister, and when she found that my sister
WAS not at my house she won't away. This
is the truth OF the story and all there is in
it.
With the light Of my own past life be.
fore me, and feeling as do, Am sure
would not willingly DO the means Of in
ducing any young girl to enter upon . like
life-a life full Of remorse and regret
Neither is my house "den.' Idont BE-.
lieve anything hasIevsr occurred there tc
make 1t deserve that name.
The assertion that / had any desire 4
bring about the childs ruin 10 false from
eginning to end.
"MIss W."
| Cairo lima 10. 1874
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rates 70 all points South, Monday, by the
Southern packets vas gaining circulation
In that city; but WAS generally di'crsd-
tied. Cincinnati rates 70 New Orleans
are now 40 cents per evt, and a. advance
was also made 10 New Orleans last Satur.
day on freigh, to 81. Louis to 40 cents per
cwt.
MfscELLAYEots.
The Richmond arrived at this port with
lees than half q load, bu. added oil there
~as in sight, and will 60 out with very
fair trip.
The w. H. Brown, with tow Of iron
ere FOR the Upper Ohio, wen. by here yes.
terday. She will 90 on until she meets
the Sam Brown and Ksnswah. when she
viii swap tows with these boats and re-
turn.
CONDITION OF The RiyBRs.
Inc Ohio came up five inches during
the swenty-four hours ending last evening
This state of.afYairs will not last long, how.
ever, for |" soon as the high water oc.
eas'oned by the recent heavy rains pAsss.
on that stream will again commence fall.
ing.
The Mississippi was at last account.
falling at st. Louis, having come up on,
inch In the twsnty-four hours ending
Tuesday evening.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Yesterday, though damp under foot, wa,
. pleasant day, being not near so warn
ssthe few days previous.
The Glencoe come Ia deeply ladop
having on board in oil over $4,000 pack
ages. She did not take on any freigh, .,
this point.
Capt. K. A. Sheble and son were re cen.
fly a. Metropolis examining the model OF
their new steamer Joe. Brown, building .,
tina, point, and we're very much pleased
with 1t. The boat will hardly DO comp
ted and ready Tor business inside Of .
year, and Capt. Sheble not wishing to Ii,
idle during the spring business, has con
tracsed with All Cutting for the building
Of two oo0-ton barges, lS0 fee, long 81
feet beam, and seven feet hold in the clear
to be completed by the first OF September
and TO be towed by the City of Alton
mex, spring between this poin, and New
Orleans.
Capt. Pete Conrad yesterday closed a
contract with ALI. Cutting for the cob.
struction OF strong model barge, to b.
completed in ninety days, and 10 be lee
feet long, 20 feet beam, and 81 feet hold
Arrangements are being made by tn,
signal bureau to obtain the temperature OF
the water At different depths OF the river.
and lskes throughout the country, with q
view OF securing information for some
scientific gentlemen, who are to stock the
rivers and lake. with oil kinds of fish.
Congress made an appropriation for thu,
purpose Last winter.
Mrs. l.. +. Dyer, wife Of L. f. Dyer,
government appraiser Of erchandise a,
this port, died on the Grand Tower below
this city on Sunday. It 10 said Mrs. Dyer
died Of cholera.
ACCIDENT.
Shortly after the Jim Fisk left this port
last evening che broke her shaft, and was
towsd to Mound City by the Eddyvills
The accident will compel her to lay by
for several days.
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PERSONAL ITEMS.

G. Z. Davidson IL confined to the house
with sickness.
Mayor Wood was much better yesterday.
He will soon be out and able TO attend 70
business again.
Mr.. w. W. Thornton will probably return
from Chicago, where he has been attending
the "Jubilee," to-day.
Mr.. Chas. Hurd will leave Cairo for Den.
yer about the first Of july. Mrs. Hurd will
leave this city some time during the nrst OF
next week on visit to her friends before
"going west" She will meet her husband
In st. Louis, when they will proceed to
Denver together.
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A REFORM NEEDED.


l wonder what young men can DO think.
ing Of when they drink brandy, and then
60 in ladies society," Possibly they imsg.
inc We get accustomed TO the odor 40 they
do. have often been sickened and dis
gusted At smelling the breath Of some Of
the Lords Of creation" around here; and
l am no more sensitive than the majority
Of ladies.
Some men who are more deceitful, have
certain destroyers of the smell of liquor
which they use; fondly imagining tina, we,
in our verdancy, never suspect them, but
that only confirms their guilt
will tell Of something which
happened not long since was out shop
ping one day, when an acquaintance
passed me on the street. Poor company
oeing better than none, he slsckened his
pace, and soon detected signs of his hav.
ing visited . certain saloon not far back.
Probably my face showed my disgust for
shortly his hand went in his pocket, and
he very adroitly conveyed something to
his mouth 1t was not long before the
smell Of whiskey gave place to some.
thing more familiar to my olActories.
Now, Mr.. Editor my object in writing
this, my nrst article for the press, is to see
il young men cannot bs awakened up TO =
sense Of their danger. 1t seems to ms that
drinking saloons and their attendant evils
make very poor commencement for
young men, il they ever expect to make
anything respectable of themselves.
1MMoaTELLEs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIDEWALKS.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons inter.
ested that the city council VI the city OF
Cairo. Illinois, having ordered that side.
walks be reconstructed and renewed on the
following named streets, to-wit: On the
north side OF Nineteenth street from Com.
mercial avenue to Poplar street; on the
west side OF Poplar street from Division
street to Twenty-tifth street. on
The north side OF Twentieth street
from Ohio levee To Walnut street
on the south side Of Twentieth = rect from
OHIO levee to Washington avenue. have ap.
Piled to the county court of Alexander
county, state OF illinois, Tor an assessment
OF the cost of said Improvements according
to benefits, and an assessment thereof hav
ing been made ard returned TO said court,
the final hearing thereof will be had at the
July term OF said court, CONNIE ne ing on the
2lst day OF July, A. D., 1913. All persons
desiring may then and there appear ami
make their defense
JOHN =. HARNAS,
THOMAS WINTER,
Dated June IL, 1873 6-i2-st
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! will offer for sale on Thursday, June ~
at % O'Clock m, at the residence of Chas
Hurd on Seventh street, between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, his entire
household and kitchen furninure, consisting
OF marble top center tables, cushion chairs
bureaus, beds,eads, wardrobes, carpets
extension tables, mattresses, pillows, mir
rors, cook stoves, in fact all his household
and kitchen furniture Will be sold, as he
leaves the city. Sale positively without re.
serve. ID. HARTMAN Auctionecr
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. 8. SIG. SER, UBsEkvRR's OY1IcR,
CAIRO, June II, 1873, l0:ll PIN.
Barometer 80:05.
Thermometer y degrees.
Wind, northeast, velocity miles Pc,
hour.
Weather, clear.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, at
1 p. m, 30 degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "A hours, at
. .. m, SO degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, northe asst.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, las,
~ hours, 93.
EDWIN GARLAND, OBJ server.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-12

Only Bixby, McGauley, Meyers and Rit.
tenhou'e were present at the meeting Of the
city council Tuesday night. Six members
were absent. Attention Is called TO this
shsmeiul neglect Of duty DO the people
pay their aldermen the immense salaries
lA'ished upon them to have them remain alb.
sent from the council meetings, We reply
with the voice OF the orator whose home Was
by the setting sun-"Never" We ask the
sun 10 burst into the full flower OF iudip.
nation, and help US densunce the sbseL,ees.
Tho sun win readily zee that II the alder.
meu neglect to attend the meetings OF the
council cholera will surely attack Cairo, and
that therefore It 10 the duty Of the pres te
70 for tho trusut aldermen and bring then
up with short turn. Beam upon this out
rsys, brightly Ginning Sun