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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-31
10 Wf,olA May Usnc.ro

y" w n@aA -lay Csac.ro
~ OTl' J. is hereby given. to all nor
! sous Interested. that as I have tatsn
Insurance policies on The different puhra
school houses IN Hall township. DuLos
county. inh.. which are liable 10 hn :;
tiai"d by tie honscs being used for on.
er purposes than day schools. ther..for.
from this date permission will NOT i.
granted TO hold pnhlic or religious meet
ing oi any kind. or night schools in auv
.of TIC school houses Of Hall TOWNSHIP
and persons ere warned not 10 use tLo'n
Tor such purposes.
HENRY SCNNELL, TIP. Trustee.
Jan. 10Th. 1673-3w.
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~ Daring the month Of October
eig!lty-siN newspapers were established
in the United States aal forty-oue sus-
pended.
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oyrAe coIorcd people oflhis city are

ovrhe colorcd people ofihis city are
|quite excited over recent decision OF
Judge Tes, fning anil imprisoning a
coiored man for marryinga while wo-
man. Judge Test is not responsible for
the law. and in so far ms the colorcd
people direct thei:' INDIGNATION towards
him they are unreasonable. lie did not
make the law. but ], is his duty TO tx
pound and apply il. and to pass sentence
for its violation. But colored and white
people alike would do wei, to urge re-
peal of the law. as il is scnsclcss enact
ln,ent and an arbitrary interference with
The natural rights OF both races. 1t had
Its origin in slavery times. aud belongs
10 the old black code of Indiana. which
all parties ought TO be too glad to wipe
out and forget. Amal.amation Of the
races is not n desirable thing and We DO
NOT suppose either blacks or whites are
after il, but to forbid white
manEto marry black woman cra black
man 10 take white wife is rs arbitrary
and scnselrss as 10 prevent men from
Imarrylig girls with red hair or women
lover five feet high. The mattcr can he
safely Ieft to individual, taste, and mas
much as there is no question Of public
morals involved. there is where il oug nj
ito be left. The law rs il stands is an
insult 10 both races. and we doubt Il Il
sillicr enactment can be found Oh Lie
sta ute book Of any State.
indianapolis journal.
Tie above i. the wall of the central
organ of Indiana Radicals, the morning
after meeting of darkies had denounc-
ed Judge Test. of that city, for scntenc-
linz in accordance with law, to the peni :
Tertiary. a big buck nigger for marvin Q
a dissolutc, but young W hi,c girl. The
ldarkies claim entire social equality with
the whites. ard some degraded whites
are willing TO accord it to them. as wit
ness this, and several other like mar
Iriagcs, and also the election of darkey
Hinton by the Radical legislature as
Canal Trustee. which il other proposed
Legislation authorizing counties TO re-
suscitate the old Wabash Canal. shall he
effected may become one Of the most
llbifNtihut o'H'ts al tlt sDtsf. WE ~ Z
willing to accord to the coorcd people
every right conferred upon their race
by the amendments Ia The National
Constitution. hut amalgama,ion Will.
the white race is not one ofthose right Is
and until their probation has been
longer and their advance III intelligence
as mass, better evidenced than now,
we fear the.product Of this Radical doc
trine, winked at as above, il not advo-
Gated by the Journal, would be mon
grel race, worse than the Mcxicans. -.
This leaving it to individual TASTE" " c
consider sheer humbue. as there are
numerous white prostitutes in every
city whose condition would be bet,ered
by marriage with Industrious or sharp
darkcys, and many a coiorsl man who
would be ticbsscd enough 10 take oGe al
them, but we opine their proge y would
not he very valuable addition to tie
population Of any city unless 1T might
be indianapolis. We hope The law viii
be allowed TO renlin rs iii at leasi
for the present.
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- III this State there are 1880 licensed
liquor saloons, from which revenue is
derived Of $4,000 per year, lcss the
fees Of collecting.
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~ Some OF the Texans are KILN;
their cattle because "the hide will brir'
more than the live cattle"
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e. pTlCE Is hereby given. ,hat the un-
~ GERS, gael Ixs cu,or III the e-ieie vi
Joan Hop. Jr, sis~7,,s,.Ii, wili offer Tor
Sc ~ T.li',iir a'.c.ius. ct ~. i;..e resi-
de!.cs ;i4c Gece....... in Dubois county.
!n,f.rr, ~,
TJfSnhY. Ethruary lNh, 1873.
tic PERSONAL property of s1id estate
'not taken ~ the widow. consisting o,
Horses, Colt. - head o. Castle. s.
hea.i Of ilngs. 6 ton Of Lay. Cora. Oats
Wheat, Potatoes. l Wagon. Eearer satl
Mower Farming Implement. Sc. sc.
TEnl..---Sgins OF Ave dollars aud.
under cash al sistn> over five dollars 8
credit OF twelve months will be given.
purchasers giving rotes 81 interest.
waving benefit oe valuation, with good
security.
JOHN HOPE, Sr, Exec'r.
Jan. cath, 1s73.-3w
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- The latest example OF lnconic re-
porting is:
An Indian opened can Of nitro-giy
ccrine with his tomasa wk. ana lett. =
Search resulted in "no lndan."
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That king pf 'crrors. the Ei,luvia Mias-
mqi'ga or maiarial poison, so long OH its
y.c.NrinuS ,uarch throughout the tairret
nori sens Of oar country, has at last sue
runheG anal found It's muster: and after
many hard toug.,i bliti. in the ract ed
land fever parched bodies Of mon, wo-
Imem anl children. now trails its dark
banner in he dust before ,he use of Dr.
Wishofi's GroIt AnIi-i'nriolic. the NOS,
lr"li,n,n, safe and speedy care knownsfor
it'ii.s ana Fever, Cungr~.ivr hills. liil-
,linu- rtyer AMI ail other diseases OF
kindred nature.
Every family should have IL. because
lit is a family mcGhinc: every family
should use il because II Is na sa,, fn,
children a. fur adults and every tumi y
should buy il. because il !. cheap COM
pared with II! other ch,il mixtures " il,
biz bottles" that contain perhaps moeo
wafer thMu medicine. and which it not
dangerous are - worthless for good Is
for e.l.
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NrRev. Sabin. and Doane. OF the JAS
per Courier were in town this week on
business connected with a proposed
branch of the Rockport and Cincinnati
Railroad. A gentleman in connection
with the temple OF justice informs us
that the road is to be built from Jasper
to Winslow, from there to Oakland
City. thence to Kings Station. on. the
+. 4 G. II. r., thence to Mt Vernon.
and then returning nv the air line TO
Petersburg. We are in favor of all in
ternal improvements and hope that orr
friend Doane will push the road through.
to completion.( Petersburg Dem.
We will add our mite towards push
Ing it to completion. and notwithstand-
ingithe jocular mode of describing the
contemplated line by the Court House
gentleman above referred to. we may be
permitted to add that if the people along
the line of road from Mitchell to Mt.
Vernon. via Jasper, Petersburg and
Owensville, will contribute as literally
in proportion to their wealth, as have the
people Of cambridge township, in this
county, to secure its building. we be-
licve it could be secured TO them. and
that speedily, as we are informed the
capital has already been secured to COM
plete it, when certain conditions along
the line are are complied with. In that
event the "temple Of justice gentleman
would not need to look around Wins
low for place to carry on his vocation.
as otherwise the probabilities are he
will have to.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION

NOTICE TO HEIRS Or PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
State OF Indiana, Dubois County. IS:
AZ OTTO. is hereby given that william
~ Jones, Administrator Of the estate
OF Wells Jones, deceased, has fled
his petition 10 sell the real estate
of the decedent. his personal being in
sufficient to pay his debts: and that said
petition will be heard at The next term
of the Court of Common Pleas o. said
COUNTY.
b. 3. EDMONSTON, CL.Kk.
&. &. T. Dubois County.
J. G. ScaArER, ATTY.
Jan. lNs, l673.-3w.
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Public lecture.
Or Ed1cati9Ma7 system !

Right Rev. Abbot M,srINTs MARTY,
o. the Order Of St. Benedict. Of the
Abbey of Il. Meinrad. will deliver a
lecture i'm German. on education. in the
Catholic Church. in Jasper. on Friday
morning. February z. 1873, at 10 o'clock
and in English at the Court House, the
same dav. at 2 o'clock. p. N. The pub
lie generally are invited.
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Tho Celebrated Argyle ni..crs made
of true Ca'isaya baiA aaA pure Oh Eour.
bon. arr .!te s1ii'>f. moss pheasant .ant'
most refreshing Riiieys now known. and
haze stood The ties; far twenty wears. -.
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IEThis would only leave $3.50 600 TO
he made up by Meade county and LoUis-
willie in order Ia complete the road To
Hawe-yillc. Greensboro would soon
finish it to that point. Canine lton Re-
porter.
The above VIC clip from the Reporter
is part ofan article in regard TO the neccs-
s:ty and prospects of railroad connec-
tion for Cannelton. in which projecie d
road from Louisville to Owensboro, Ky.
il considered the best chance for Camel
ton. and the amount stated which would
be raised in Kentucky, but not stating
that any thing at all can be raised in
Cannelton. although she would be most
benefited by the completion Of such an
enterprise. This is precisely the dispo-
sition Cannelton evinced toward the
Anderson Valley Railrosd projected
some years ago. and which might now
have been in operation if Cannelton had
done her share, but failed from the illib-
crafty of that wealthy community to-
ward it. They are apparently waiting
for somebody 10 drop large sugar
plum in their mouth, without making
any exertions or sacrifices themselves 10
secure it. That is not the way railroads
arc usually built, and Cannclton is not
likely to secure one, she till shows will
ingness to contribute literally TO aid it..
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The Great ChilI t,ure.

Lsai.yne. wcr,rc.y. aay so. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24
TcIcgraDhic Summary.

The steamer Ncvada, so long overdue at
San Francisco, has arrived safely.
Colonel Bllnton Duncan, Of Kentucky, has
gone to Cuba with his daughter, who Is i'll
feeble health.
Alexander II. Stephens has accepted the
nomination for Congress from the Fourth
election district of Georgia, made ut Atlanta
on the I'D of january.
The Missouri House Of Representatives
has passed resolution cXoncrating Bogy
from the charge of bribery i'll the late senate
rial election.
The main potion Of the town of st.
Petersburg, Clarion county, Pa, was burned
Saturday morning. The orera-house, three
hotels. the post-ofilce, aud telegraph oihce
were destroyed.
An eatins-house at Symna, located neal
the shore, was suddenly swallowed up by
the sea. More than a hundred persons
principally Greeks, were drowned. Tht
waves had undermined the banks.
A dispatch from st. Thomas says that The
lease of Samana, SAN Domingo, by al
American company, has aroused the wratl
of Cabral and other revolutionary chiefs
and campaign against Baez is contem
plated.
Colonel John w. Foster, of Evansville
Indiana, has been appointed minister tt
Mexico. He was chairman of the Republi.
clu State Central Committee during the late
camnalgn.
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CoNvEYANCEs OF REAL EsTATE.-Durihg
The week ending February I'D the following
conveyances Of real estate were made
Lot fronting "A feet OH Main stlcct, corner
of Second, for $4,000.
Lot fronting ID feet on Main street be-
tween Madison and Bclviterc, for S. GOO.
Lot fronting 60 feet on Pine street, corner
Of China, for 500. ....
Lot No. 10, fronting 80 feet, in Harvie's
plan, for s., 900.
lot fronting 20 feet on Moore street, fol
S13O.
Lot fronting so feet OH Sixth street. corner
Of Preston, for $500.
Lot fronting 4ll feet on Twenty-sixtl
street between Clay and Leigh, for $3.50.
lot fronting 55 feet on Marshall street
corner Of Third, for s4,G37.
Lot fronting % feet on Brook avenue,
corner of Duyal street, for $500.
Lot fronting 80 feet OH Grace street be-
tween Bclyidcre and Pine, for $1,000.
Lot fronting 81 feet on Jackson street
near Clarke, for $3.50.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

MAGISTRATES CouET.-A court will be
held at the Town Hall, commencing at IL
O'Clock to-day, composed of all the justices
for this township, and will hear only cases
on appeal from the decisions of single JUS
tlces !; as there are several cases and the
court only meets once per month the JUS
tees should be prompt in attendance.
THg CELEBRATION The twenty-sccond
passed without formal recognition on the
part Of our citizens, many of whom, how
ever, attended the celebration in Richmond.
The r. L. Lee Club observed the day with
appropriate honors al Sharp's Island; q
salute was fired at intervals through the
day; flags were hoisted, and n sunptlous
repast was partaken of, the festivities con-
tinuing until after niglitfal. AT p. NJ
the operators employed at Stacy's mattress
factory sent of an immense balloon, to the
intense delight of concourse Of juveniles.
DEATH or SUPPOSED LuNATIC-WilIiam
K. Short was some time since examined By a
commission Of lunacy and pronounced to be
non conapos n1entis. and who has since that
time been waiting to be carried to the asy-
lum, died Friday night, after much suffer
ing. His wife preceded him to the grave
but one week, and he was inferred by her
side at the Soldiers cemetery. A brother
Of the deceased died in the Williamsburg
asylum IN June, 1868.
PRosPEcTIsG.-A number Of gentlemen
from various portions Of the country have
been visiting in Manchester and the sur.
rounding country during the past week, at
trac;ed by the extended reputation of Chcs-
tertield lands. In several instances bargains
have been closed, and with the spring al
extended influx of citizens and capital i,
expected.
cr, charged with felouio'iSly cutting i negro
man at the Chesterfield House lass Tall, vii
he tried at the ensuing grand jury term Of
the County Court. The case has been fol
good reasons heretofore postponed.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France.
RTroRT OF TIE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY.
PARIS, February 22.-The Duo de Brazlie
read the report of the committee of thirty
to-day in the Assembly. The constitutional
project with regard to the responsibility OF
the ministers is urged, Thiers highly hlded,
and the Second Chamber of the National
Assembly strongly recommended. The
Chamber will consider the report next
Thursday.
PARIS, February 22.-Reports reach here
of series of disturbances at Barcelona, the
cause and extent of which is uni Bnown. No
nartjcutaIs of the nature of the tronble has
been received beyond the Statement that
tbey involve both citizens OF Barcelona and
troops of The regular army in the garrison
there, and that the red dag of the Commune
has been displayed not only at Barcelona
but at several other towns III the province.
Later.-A dispatch from Madrid says the
trouble grew out Of the withdrawal from
the garrison there of farorite troops. No
violence was resorted 70, however. ava
ouiet was restored without resort to foretble
measures on the part Of the Government.
The report that the red dsg was displayed
is danied.
President Theirs is sick. ~,
England @
1rrugIIo1sisf~3T wosx.
Lespss, February ss,--Ths Times has
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aavices Of agitation against republic in th,
lberian peninsula. Portugal is armins |,
anticipation of civil commotion. The view.
of the Federalists are everywhere in the as.
cendant.
Spain.
LONDON, February 22.-Madrid advicas re.
port that the Carists are gaining strength il
their collisions ut Barcelona and other cities.
The Minister Of Justice has prepared bill:
abolishing capital punishment. The Ministe,
Of Foreign Affairs and Finance made state.
ment in the Cortes to-day tending to ALA,
ipprehensionS of CarIist revolutionary move.
ments The Ministry propose to apply ter
millions reals from the war fund for the pur.
chase of improved small arms. The Govern.
inent will punish all eXcesses by the rcyolu
Glonists. The bill for abolishing slavery il
Porto Rico drags.
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THE CHICAGO CITY LOTS SwINDLE.- Chi
cage, H., February 2O.-rlle tribune OF
this morning publishes full expose of the
sWindlc i'll the so-ca!!cd Chicago City lots,
which appears to have already numbered It's
victims by thousands, and to be still adding
to the number in the Eastern States. 1t ap-
pears from this account that one G. w.
Scott purchased quantity of swamp land
about twenty miles from, the courthouse ut
nine dollars per acre, and subdivided it into
lots which have been sold at two hundred
dollars each to hundreds OF people in this
city. The Tribune publishes \ list of over
one thousand purchasers. An examination
OF the plot of this subdivision, which was
dubbed toe Boulevard Subdivision, shows
that the lots ranged III size from fifteen by
thirty five to. nine By twenty feet; the
streets averaged six feet in width and the
alleys thirteen inches.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanokc, couch. New York, mer-
ctandise aud passengers, j. W. Wyatt. agent
Steamer j. 5. Green, Carr, Philadeipha, Feb
Steamer State OF Maryland, Trayers Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, Powharan Steamboat,
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk. me,
chandlse and passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent.
SAILED.
Steainer Stale OF Mary land, Travers, Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Powha:nn Steamboat
Company.
Schooner Robert Hcaly, Mitchell, Baltimore ria
Old Fort, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamship, Wyaooke, Couch, New York, mer-
cllandlse and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Schooner Nj. Ii. Stocklam, New York, Februar,
MEMORANDA.
Steamer State Of Virginia, Freeman. Baltimore.
freight and passengers, to Richmond and YORK
md sailed on return.
Schooner J. Ii. Lockwood, Sharrett, hence, at Bal
umorc 2lst instant.
Sc Schooner Wreath, Toss, for Richmond, cleared al
WAsHISGToy, February ls.-The LIght-Hous,
Board gives noticc that aud after March Goth Il
front beacon OF the north range of bcacons Amc-
Lin Island. Florida, win hc moved to the northwlrd.
new clituncl having bpcn opened 20 the northwaId d
Of me pre- ,ent entrance To Fernandna. Also, thai
hereafter wien lile passage through Fox lslauC
Tnorougiare. coast of Maine, l. obstructcd by Ice
light will not he exhibited from the light house o.!
Browns Head, Oh the southernmost Of the Fox
Islands
BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE. February c2.-Passcd out
bark Edwin, from Norfolk Tor Liverpool, and bari,
Lcdl, from Richmond for Liverpool
- NEW YORK, February 22.-Arriyed, steamshlps
Terry, Mississippi, New Orleans, Regulator, aiIt
Adger
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Miss Hannah Jane Duke, lady of large
aYoirdupois 500 pounds-crst Of Month
cello, Iowa, but lately attached to side
show connected with Oldcr's circus, obtained
Il verdict Of $3.50 in The Fayete Circuit Court
last week against the manager of said side
show for breach of contract. The lady occu-
pied two chairs a, the trial. and something
being said dcrosatory to her character, burst
into tears. 1t is supposed that this ulanifes-
tation got her The full amount of damages
claimed.
Georgia proposes to buy Stone Mountain
aud build State peuiteHllary, at the same
time selling enough granite to New Orleans
$4,000, 900 WORTHY TO pay ths cost
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CELEBRATION on SATURDAY.-The
Twcn'y.second passed off quietly in Rich
mond-at least, the forenoon. The House
OF Delegates adjourned about O'Clock, or
shortly afterwards. but the Senate transacted
the Usual amount Of business, and was in
session until half-past o'clock.
About O'Clock the various companies OF
the First Virginia regiment met at their re-
specfive armories and proceeded to Broad
street in front of the City Hall, where the
regiment was formed, the Howitzcrs closing
the column.
The line then proceeded down Broad,
Governor, Franklin, and Fifteenth streets to
Main; up Main to Seventh, where street
firing was commenced by companies. From
Tins point the march was continued ZIP to
Fourth, thence to Grace; up Grace to First,
where the regiment came to Il halt on ac-
count of the bad condition of the streets.
Returning, the column proceeded down
Grace to Second, and into Franklin; up
Franklin street. and when between First and
Second another round was fired by com
panies. From First street the regiment pro-
cccded TO Third. and while between Main
and Cary fired another round. The march
was then continued to CANDLES Hill.
At Candles Hill the regiment came to
halt. The line was again formed and dress
parade was had. After which the regiment
proceeded up Third to Broad, down Broad
TO Fourth, where strcet-fring eyolutions
were performed, and the regiment continued
down Broad to Ninth, down Ninth to tie
front Of Washington Monument, where the
regiment fired by battalion. The command.
was then given to march, up Capitol to
Tenth street, up Tenth to Broad, down
Broad to City Hall, where an address was
delivered by Colonel Sloan.
The regiment presented fine appearance,
aud attracted much attention. The firing
by companies was good, but the regimental
tiring-wcIl, the least said the better.
The Howi;zcIS fired hundred rounds on
Candles Hill, by section and by battery, in
Il manner that could not he excelled
The Attucks Guard also paraded on Satur-
day afternoon, and their appearance was
greatly cnnlplimcntcd, though the company
lid not muster their usual strength.