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Ordinance No. 81.

WHEREAS. the Cholera has appeared in
some OF u ncighborine towns. and il,
spread. aud yirulence are greatly cncOur-
aged by carelessne-s ia not attending 90
proper sanitary measures. aud we desire
HAT Jasper shall escape il perils entire
Is. tliertfo ore
BE il ordained BY the Board OF Trus-
tees OF the Town of Jasper.
1T. That il shall be the duty OF every
householder in the town OF Jasper. to
clean up their premises and PM them in
= healthy condition. by removing all it'll
aud dccaying substances from their cet-
lars aud ~outhouses. draining, IL possible
and yentiia;ing all damp cellars. and
using proper ~disiuiectants in aud aJGui
them. aud also in their privies. = that
no noxiouS smell shall arise therefroni.
10 injure tie general health.
21. That MI pfivies or sinks must be
disinfectcd by the free Use al quick lime.
OF a solution OF copperas and water, OF
other good d~isinlcc;ant.
81. That ANY person not properly
cleaning IN and disinfecting their prem
i-es, shall be deemed guilty OF mainlain-
ing a nuisance. and upon complaint by
any clllItn before Il tnHHi>1lait Di i4iV
town. shall he tried therefor. and upon
conviction shall be fined ia any sum not
exceeding SO for every day such nui-
sance is allowed on their premises.
4th. IL shall be- tho duty OF the Town
Marshal 60 personally examine all the
premises in town. and noiiry the person,
in charge thereof. ii lie Shall fni any
place breeding 20 be- cielned. or disiufect-
ed. and upon failure within three DAYS
after notice TO properly clean or di-in-
feet said premises. the Marshal shall
Immediately cause the same 10 be done.
az tie expense 81 the owner Of tie prop
.erty any expense SO incurred shall lie
collected by thc Marshal. together with
bis tees. from Tie person liable for the
same, and upon failure OF the person
liable. 10 pay. il slnll be the duty of The
Marshal to Immediately institute suit
for the amount. including hi. fees. before
= Justice OF the Peace. In the naLic OF
the Town Of Jasper, and The Judgment
shall include al expenses incident there
TO. together with costs, and be collected
rs other judgments are collected.
Il. NJ. WELMAN, President.
fArTrsT. WILL j.. HAYS. Clerk.
This llth day of July, 1873.
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Important Notice.

OFFICE TRUSTEES OF w. & f.. CANAL,
TERRE HAuTE, July !, 1873.
all persons holding certificates OF
~ purchase Of Canal lands. which have
been paid for. arc hereby notified 10 sur
render the same by ma or IN person, al
once. and receive their deeds from thi.
Office. This notice j. given TO avoid
trouble or possible loss Of certificates or
deeds. aud that purchasers may have
their titles IN their own coatrol. There
are many thousand deeds unclaimed,
awaiting the return OF the proper c%ertii-
Gates.
Bv order of the Board.
!. V. MITCHELL. State Trustee.
THOS. BOWLING, Resident Trustee
July IL. lS73.-3t.
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SCHOOL

IN accordance with the law. a Public
1 Examination of persons desiring to
teach Public schools in Dubois county.
will be held at the school house ia
Jasper. on
SATURDAY. July Goth. 1873.
Those DESTROYS of obtaining license will
please be present on that day.
Any person desiring TO obtain license
10 teach. must pc .thoroughly qualified in
The eight oraiiclits VI, oSasskSb,y law.
ANY wishing to be examinfd 10 other
than the eight branches required by law,
are requested to notify me Of the fact a
week prior to the examination.
Teachers must hear IN mind that nm
der the law ne certificates for tcachi q
can be g,autcd 70 private examination !.
and it j. therefore important that n !
should attend the public cxaminatioa f,
and bring with them q rcriifcate OF NOR
Al character from their respective Trus
tees. T.. Il BRTNnICK,
Julv IL. ~ school Examiner.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
BONElESS
SARDINES

r..y h.ve received Diploma Tor their me" ,r,rrr
s,t,,sd pronounced by all. the cheapss,,. sy1fis
no see. valuable and almost neee.'.,sy los, oNv'
,ravsisrss az a. TIC nies. Packed y az ,.h.d "-,
Iof our own importation " I'm posss h,if tss
s.,ai,e. Their delicious hsvcr. esd ISL
nantes recommend .hem 20 si ei-"ur ,NrEsl
a., ri..s v-oesrs. Wholesale " -"
.sAprtNr 90 ~ broad Street :
NV issh. - ar
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Just VIVA Yet WANT.
DODSON'S COFFEE ROASTLR
WILL SAW
YOUR MONEY

ID making your coffee 20 further. and
~ make you better coffee. Every fam
lily shonld have one. IL will fitany stove.
Half of the coffee parched 81 tho old
fashioned way is ruined by being burnt
and its delicious aroma is wasted. bod.
sons Coffee Roasier preserve e. the deli.
cate flavor. md roaSis il witlagt bonn.
ing II. and also saves time. Call aud
see 1t AZ Wcndolin Efny's Tin store. ir
Jasper, or send To me at Pikevnle. Ind.
aud get ono, a. | have the right for On.
bois and Pike counties. Dealers liber.
ally dealt with. JOHN X. JONES
Jll, inh is3e in
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ENhCrrONs' oALE on LNNDs

ENECUTOitS' SALE OF LANDS
~ Office j. hereby given. that by viz
~ the on IN order ot sale made by the
Dubois Circuit Court. 90 The hast term
thereof. the undersigned Executor Of
.the last will Of Magdllcna Holra,h. de-
ceased. will sell at public auction on the
premises. OF
SATURDAY. August 81, 1873,
the following described lands aud real
estate OF the tes,ator. situated IN the
County of Dubois, State Of Indiana. to-
wit.
The south west quarter of the south
west quarter Of section No. thirty-six
1850. in township No. one %. south OF
range No. five (5) west. containing forty
acres of land. more or less.
TERMS OF SALE. -One-half of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash, and
The residue in year. 20 be secured by
purchasers notes with approved free
hold surctv. bearing interest from date.
and waving benefits from valuation and
appraisement laws.
sale 10 commence ri 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
MICHAEL SCIlITTER Executor.
i. BUETTNER. Atty.
July 4th. ls73.-4w.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.


NOTICE j. hereby given, tina. by vir.
~ tue ofan order of the Circuit Court
Of Dubois county, made at the june
Term. 1873. the undersigned Admins
traitor of the estate Of William McGiay,
deceased. will offer for sale AT public
auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY. September 9Th. 1873,
the following lands Of the deceased. stu.
sted in the County of Dubois, State OF
Indiana. to-wit:
The east half Of the west half Of the
south west quarter Of section No. twen-
ty-two (s2l. township No. one a. north
of range No. six 49, west, containing
forty acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE. One-third Of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash. and
the residue In equal payments, at nine
aud eighteen months from day of sale.
the purchaser giving notes, for deferred
payments. bearing interest, with mp
proved surety, and waving benefit OF
valuation laws.
Sale to m at 2 O'Clock. p. NJ.
JOHN ABEL, Admir-.
The widow of the dcccdent will at
the anne time and place. and on the
same terms. sell her equal undivided
one-third part thereof.
SARAH f.. GRAY, Widow.
WILL a. TRAyLoR, Att'y.
July 18th. 1873.-4w sl3.
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TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DAY
Notice

rs hereby given that the undersigned'
4 Trustee Of Bainbridge Township,
will attend Il all township business, ~
his office. in Jasper on every SATURDAY.,
All those having township busine-''9,
transact will please call on that day az
will not attend to business at any olDe'
time.
Bainbridgc Township Library
VIII. until further notice, be kept ssig
lows: a portion Mt the residence Oh
ITonini. on the corner of Norm M"|
and Lawrence streets. and a porhona
the Post Office in Ireland. where pn.
sons entitled To- the use of IL. arereq"''
ted 10 call and procure books.
Dec. Q. 70. :. KUEBLER. TRUSTEE
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TREES! TREE y!
Canton Nursery !
MISUNDERSTANDING GROWERS

a. IPPORT business mel uf your Is
- STATE. Buy Nursery Stock of men
Who are near you Of whose reputation
YOU can have positive evidence. whether
ii j. good or bad. honest or dishonest.
OLIVER AiBgRTsoN. Proprietor OF the
CANTON NURsFKY. located N Washing
ton county. Ind. has been engaged IN
The Nursery business twenty years, and
has watched and studied up the history
and clnracicr OF all the best fruits adopt
ed 10 our climate and various soils. He
j. willing 10 leave his reputation for IN
tegrity and business capacity in the
hands of the c~itizcns OF his wi conniy
and any one desiring Information in re-
gard thereto. are invited 10 address or
call upon any citizen Of The county. pub
liciy or private, or any parties with
whom he has transacted business in this
and other states.
lie Is now ~canvas-ing Dubois county
with some Agents. ALL of whom are
furnished with certificates of appoint
ment on paper containing his letter-head
and printed address. All orders taken
by Them, will be carefully filled under
the personal supervision Of the Proprie-
tor. OLIVER ALBERTSON,
Canton, Ind.
II. s. He refers IN Dubois county Ia
Elijah :. Hobbs. of Bainbridge town
ship. for his standing as a nurservmam
and fruitful dealer. june 90. 10. -6w.
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House u Lot for sale.
~ 4 GOOD TWO STORY
~ - house in Jasper. with q
Es3d lot 100 feet front aud $50 feet
9EsSGBdeep, Is offered for sale cheap.
The house belongs 10 Mr.. Paul Egg. il
a frame. with four rooms. hall down
stairs and mp. Is filled in with brick in
the first story and plastcrcd, and cciled
and painted up stairs, and has a good
cellar. The lot has a c%istern, stable. COCO
gardcd paled in. and othcrconvcniences
For further particulars apply to III,
owner, or to G.. DoAxr,
Al Courier Office.
Nov. II, Tiff.
The sun., 1873-10-07

the faith, the nefarious KEMHIt. There
WIS one colored man to ninety-ninc
white ones among the officers, and lie
was mute-probably not caring TO
sing second 10 that ultra pro-sln, cfy,
ncgro-hunting Democrat, Mr.. Il. H. Brew
sTER, whose ferocous and indecent speech
on the occasion Of tho JONI BBowN raid
still lives in Philadelphia memory. Mayor
SToKELEY was we presume present, for w.
Il. MANN called him "thc most effective
and useful man in u generation of men,"
forgetting maguauimously that SroKELEY
once openly impeachcd him Tor official de-
linqucncy.
Tho oratory on the occasion waa mild in
the extreme. The noisicst Of Philadelphia
spoutcrs the word here has wonderful 1T
ucssl, Judge KELLEY, discreetly remember
ing OAKrs AMrs and the Credit Mohilicr
was absent Mr. LEONARD MYrRs thought
OF back pay aud stayed away The
venerable MoRroS MoMiCHAEL presided
solcmuly, and did not utter joke, or
nluic 10 Gen. GR.Nr, whose dilntorine,s
about that foreign mission i very
depressing. Ilc iutori"otcd few
incidental rlatitudcs which sounded very
much like apostolic bcnodictions; but his
cony!yial heart, sorc'y tried, was not in it,
1hctwo leading performers were reno
Cale D"mocrats-on" the Atto~ncy-Gcn-
cral whom Gov. GLNY TUNED out
and the other The cabinet Minister
whom Nr. BrcuANAS refused to put
in. Their speeches were Chlinctcristic.
Mr. nrrwAiru mare ovo talked about
himself, uni there is no subject on
wh.,h he talks So cloqlcntly. Poor Col.
FoRNLY looked ana spoke rs if his cncr-
gies and uttoiaucos were Chilled hy the
cold, darl. shadow Of StNoS CAMERON,
whose work ho was cou.cious lac was
inyoluutaii,y doing. lie was the only
human being who had word to
ny about CB}Nr, aIl he spoke n
IL IL Clokcd him. in yudictiyc memory
cf the southern statesmen, some sull liN-
ing, VINO in lsi6 out of seu-rc-peyt crossed
his path. lie went SO flr a to snv, Tho
tree colo,Cd ri7n now surpg'scs his former
owror IN industry aul the acquisition OF
knowledge"
The closing speech, IA was fitting was
that of the Captain JAcV of the Eiuc NJ
docs--WlIrtNN u. Mass. 10 was-hcw
could il be othorWisc-iu.o' o',nt and dcn-
ant. Hc carried h.s ciIrout rry 50 far as 90
talk OF t.chiEh credit and safety OF city
securities uu Ter the management ot WIDE
SER, ne Wrll knowing tAlt If BE- did his own
duty the city treasury would be proved
to be tine resort OF thieves AMI fnrgeis.
ThJru W N.re, We believe, ladies present nj
this rally: and il would not surprise Us to
hear that III. MARIA Et-IEY. .conValcsCeu
The sun., 1873-10-07

II las fewer intersecting streets than any
other boulevard. From 12jth street IL
presents an almost uninterrupted stretch.
offering no danger of accident from col
lision. II skirts the long range Of the
Convent grounds, through which no streets
will be cut for IL generation to come 1;
thence it mcrgcs into Tenth avenue, which
is thinly settled and far removed from any
present demands of trafc. This should
lie the coming trotting road of Manhattan
Island; though somewhat tortuous here
and th orc il would afford worthy substi-
tuto for the old Third avenue and Harlem
Lane.
The sun., 1873-10-07
How to Cnnnteraet IrndelllY.

h ne krrtycacui 4 .taics.
You have published as one OF IN, mos,
important purposes Of your W'fid's Council.
the effort "to countcract tho Influence of ln0-
Gclty." 1t Is often declared by reiicionists that
inGlclity Is increasing, and ullc defeated II
win overthrow Christianity. InGdelty claim.
that science drproyos religion. and nat
urI law disrrovss miracle. II 1t sue
cocls IN convincing tho world Of this,
religion Is dooned. Hence IT religion upon
scientific facts Is unable t. refute mCdellty, It
should resort TO the coi SincinE puw,r uf mira
Gle. This o. heinz tried ia Europe. Tho Virgin
Mary Is asserted to have appeared at two r
three places, and great pisrim1 yes arc being
made ~ trCse holy -hrines. btt To- coaync'
iunDr's. the Mother Of God would have TO Hn-
lhcmsel'ts, instead of 10 a few young or cd
persons. who lIay h.va been deceived. or wcJ.
lmpostors. Illusions and fraudulent uiraci,-
Tor eighteen centuries are too Wtu known 80
have but the RI shtcst iuauello upon mankind
The E,ausciiDid Auluc, presents m 1st
favorable opportunity 20 cfrCtuMly and forever
."counteraet the lrdI,nce Of iufdelity throH Ih
the power Of real and stupendols miracle
luAdeiity can but WELD u a verltahe miracle
iiut u must not be done IN conner iu the dar X.
uui TO few; Il must lo uamist!hahly alpa
rent IN open day, ana in presence of thousands
Lot tLe Alliance pray every dav during its sca-
and cast into the sea, or that darkness shall
oNctHprchd America Tor three hours, or thai
a,ir l'-S oS Sr',, shai appear in The sh,.' A.
cuco % tho Aueuco g. unequal 20 sucA
s,urcndous m'r.l'e-, tn"n lo1 10 f..
luaNe- ana Two n.ho- ot Walk acrgts the bay iu
view oi 10. Wno" CITY, ur heal ail The r|ch 10. the
Ne" "'f hp'3',YM 3, " M . ater 1he ~ nds1 pray
hciund 10 l9Wer tLen lot 10 tr} m 3rai lir!u .r
which should be equally conyneus 90 intl,l
iet % ur"y tunt Ctgdit Mooilef thicyes, ColitA
l'W lr4, Harlan, fD.or, and tine numerous
. i'fI gam '.t.Nttt the salary Thieves, and tht
District Ring ,es,-lau alrcst nc me pe pie
D. a n.H d Nf
The sun., 1873-10-07

The machine may be stopped readily as the
common horse car. Is this the solution Of the
problem OF rapid transit between our City Hall
and Harlem Bridge2 Or will our Common
Council, by excluding the invention from our
streets, send far out to the remote boundaries
Of brooklyn the large share OF our population,
who, rather than waste an hour and a half ia
the tedious ride to Harlem, will choose the cars
drawn by the nreless engine over the BROOKLYN
The sun., 1873-10-07

"The Constitution snys that nil trials shaft
he bv Jury, aud the nccuprd l. rntitlcd. not TO
be first convicted by rourt and then to be ace
suited bv iurN, hut to be convicted or ne
suited ~ THE FIRST INSTANCE BY
iury."-kAnttL HtATtHrorp.
The sun., 1873-10-07

1t will be remembered that the Republ-
can State Convention passed n resolution
requesting Senator CoNKLING TO Introduce
n bin nj the next session authorizing Treas
urcr SPINNER, in the bnrharous phraseology
of the department, to "Coycr in nll the
money which salary grabbcrs have already
returned or may hereafter return TO him.
Let the Liberal state Convention pass n
resolution requesting senator FINroN to
move nu uncndmCut to senator CoNR-
LiSO's ILL, authorizing Treasurer SPINNER
to cover in the wholo OF any portion of
Gen. GRANTS iuur. .ased pay so soon as the
President shall return the same to hm.
Moreover, let the Fmira Convention
adopt resolution demands the repeal
OF the entire salary law Of the last so7'ion.
The rcpcnliuE act coma 80 into eject i'm
mediatcly in respect to every officer whose
salary was increased except the President.
By provision of the Constitution the law
could not operate upon the President TN
March 4, 1S5s; hut il could reach every
other official forthwith.
The steadily rising tidc OF popular indig-
nation shows that public sentiment re-
quircs the passage Of such n law 10y the in-
coming Congress. Let the Liberals load of
i'm this direction ut Elmiin.
The sun., 1873-10-07
Thc Secretary of the Trcosnry-Thc
lncta nnh the Inv.


lacts md the Law.
Tho National Currency act q June 3.
1854, contains the following cNi l,it AMI
mandatory provisions:
"srorioN a.. A79tsUf, nsr 'r1e'f, 7t-tsn -s'o.
pcse Gy tHe st,retary if bc Tfcs.dr5 i oe :. | E.
undst rsrist 81 sri 9V ~ @ =. y be- brs. ~ c
ssSe!,} h. ans .', ,n ,r, M '' Il esrr III
tugh cas9 q duii - 1.' .,hti.. g, lL,c n,.n,'
qufsd OF tlcJ Ana tr sr .fia3 OF tle tle ~ ss.l
E.,U se,a Il. o0 De d,.o,f or iotd D., I'., t.Hs ald
1hTH p Je' .'' ..le t'p 9 ai',. q Itt", ,tE
fcrfornapee Of .h,f fau,i,s nuaaclllas OF The
Government
1t is thus seen that the Secretary OF the
Treasury has di,cic iouUry power to desig
nate banking ussociat on. IS "depositaric-
of public mon "" under su Ii regulations
ns he may prcscrihc. There his discretion
ends. when a. has made the selection,
then the law stcls IN and says he "ShoN
rcqi,irc of tho associations thus designated
satisfactory sc,Wt y IN TIC deposit OF
TBtcd Sidt's iohdo ord oh,rUisc, for The
safe hC,pig oud prImU' l1vHcHt ~ tc
pubHc money fcposrct iriH hrn."
Now for ;hr appli alton of this law t.
hn existing state of facts. The Receiver
" Wv 49, ''"''i'''' '''''N 80 " ''i''i WE
chosen for that osition because Of his in
Innate relations with IitNhY d. COOKE,
and To protect others gh in office Who
are compl'at'd d with lin, states in his
published letter TO The Conptrolcr Of the
Currency, Gated sept ; a among the
"1ttmtI1rs,
t,.-d f'ii's d'p. .N's 'Ted partially o' 20 as
",.,,,,,.-,.r ~. ',,.,,..,'.
"unit.d state. b .aa, ,,,,,,r, Ui.ic4st.tss
1'i '''..'.''..
Baahce ri seit,d....... %
Mr.. RCu,rl -o% ha, thus openly and
Haguntly violated the law hy dcpaitrg
this la'gc tum of public money without
any sccmity Vlu.e1,r IN bank that WIS
known To lvu1souyd and was so reported
BY the Baul. fN.E.ulru long Qme before
4 exploded.
The act Il March 2 1,,0. declare. that
every baut shall make not les. than five
reports 10 tLr { iuIupt4lllUro tue Currency
every year. uocoldiu- tua form which be
r'ay prc.UI'e, to De yeiilcl by the oath
Of the Pr silrut or Ciih.,r. and atte.t,d
by al lel.t tll.e of the directors. The
Comptroller la- power also 10 cal Ter
LpeciM report, whenever hcmpy deem tie
The sun., 1873-10-07

MASIuHCroN, oct g. Some time ago thr Post
once Department iuy.tcd the postal auihoruos of
Iuf"nd aud Germany to open ncgotIatona NI,h u3s
country for the Interchange of poftIl cards tnr hle
gt mo ".t rate. England Docincd ,ne uiuputll.H,
.At N.-u tons arc W $50 HrlU ttf N| 100 thr bt|I.
FttN Imou ucWuluE Ausl'a, aud ucrr is every
lrumilHy they MIL tc hrpuFit TO % ~, c,sbiuI i.t c
~ iuH ai Ut HrNt HgrCu Der. tine drgtt Oi u H
l"r'3l 'neunou ior tint purpose s BOW ucue = 90
lrd ny Nr M .Chia Nup. .rutrtdcut II tuN e. rtli'u
NILS and WIN hc forwarded in rev days Tor tnv t.g
Laturo ot the German authorities
Tho East Orange G0zetc, Essex county, New
J'rHy y Ii an independent lively local ncvtpavcr "a.
gently changed from a uIonkhy " weekly.
The sun., 1873-10-07

II appears 10 be settled that NACREY.
The Treasurer Of Ponnay yl,ana. had only @ll.,Iy
~ state funds deposited with the Union Bank
Ing COMPANY of Philadelphia when that insttu-
tion suspended, which Is something of a sur
prise TO those who are familiar with MACKEY'>
way Of doing business. The Ihlladclr Mia 4 l..
pGhli.hcs what T. calls an unofficial statement,
which IL believes 10 bc correct, showing that the
state Treasurer had on deposit In July last in
Che Union banking Company S73',l ~ and in
the Peoples Eank, tho concern principally
owned and managed by the notorious WILLIAM
H. KLIuLr, $lii.H,.is. Now, It would DE inter
r-tius to know whether Mr. MACKEYIemoycd
hl' deposits from kEuuLgs bank as well rs
from tho Ual'n Bank, or increased them IN or
der To- lolstcrup the credit Il an Institution
which is run hy the great professor Of Addition,
Diyi lon. and silence. Mr.. NAcKcY mad" haste
80 explain his present rcldu DO with the Union
Banking Company hut the taxpayers Of Icun-
sylvauia arc left I'm the darh rcRar Ing the
amount II tA,lr m r,y which j. now In tie
vo.lJ lihc g. be informed rrcvioui 20 the cleo
uou wh.t amount of tueh fuu1, has been passed
over e. ErNuI.E f,r safe keeping; what security
M,cEEY .- that any con .der1n,c portion % t
VII ever be returned what authority NACkrY
HAD for giving 1t Into kEHBLts keeping IA tue
first place, and what ps,ct ouur.s 10 NACsrY
personally fur masking su,A a dist,siton Il the
iuoncft crtrG-t.l to bis csrc. Bat We DO mo-
believe they W.il ret tAis Information.