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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-12-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.

La n ~.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that by vir-
~ tue OF an order OF the Dubois Cir
emit Court. the undersigned Admins
traitor OF the estate OF Isaac Anderson.
deceased. will ollcr for sale al public
auction on the premises. on
TUESDAY, December 23d, 1873.
the following lands Of the deceased. Sit
uatcd in the Comfy of Dubois, State of
Indiana, to-wit:
The undivided two-thirds part of the
south west quarter of the south east
quarter Of section No. twenty-four (2i),
in township No. ore ID, south Of range
No. six (6) west, less ten acres in the
south east corner thereof, being thirty
acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE One-third Of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash one
third in six months. and onc-third in
twelve months, the purchaser giving
notes FOR deferred payments. bearing
interest, with approved surety, and
waving benefit Of valuation laws.
Sale TO bcgin nj . o'clock. =. II.
JOHN II. ANDERSON, Admir-.
G. DOME, Atty.
Nov. 2lst, 70. -4w.
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THE DEPUTY CHAMBERLArNsHIP.

lain. agt. John Foley came up yesterday for argu-
meDt before the General Term OF the Superior Court
appeal rom the order Of Barbour granting
temporary injunction TO prevent Foley from entering
upon the duties of Deputy Chamberlain under the Con-
trollers appointment Mr.. Dyett counsel for Mr. Foley.
claimed that the Court had Jurisdiction authority
10 grant an Injunction the question of title the Of
flee was involved and this should be decided upon quo
,oarrdno proceeding There was. he urged equity in
the complaint Mr Palmer could suffer injury through
the acts Of Mr. Foley He urged, upon the previous
argument that the Charter Of 1870 gave 10 tho Controller
the appointment OF subOrdnates in the different bureaus
and IN this respect repealed the law of 1866.
Ex-Judge Edmonds in behalf OF the Chamberlain con-
tended that the law Of 1856 still IN force was not
repealed by any subsequent legislation the Legsa-
the custody OF the public moneys should be entirely
dependent pf the Controller, Counsel argued great
length, going ever the ground the appioa-
tion at Special Term. The matter is still before
Court Decis on reserved.
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A BROADWAY WIDENING slit

In the case of Daniel Garrison against the
City OF New-york In which action was brought to re-
$4,000 awarded for property used In widening
broadway, the city nterposed demurrer TO the plea
that the order confirming the COMMISSIONER award
illegal and UNJUST that they mad been b.
the act Of February 1871 aud that a new award had
been made by the Commissioners subsequently APP
pointed lD the United States Circuit Court yesferday
Judge Shipmaa sustained the demurrer. which Amounts
practically " judgment IN favor VI tA0 city.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LoNDOs Jan 3ll mConsos opened at @G for mSs., ore
67s 9Si TenFoes s2 New fves, @t Bne hallway shares
5t - .
LIVERPOOL Jan 3fli m.-CotOn opened ARR Mddnng Up.
Mddng| Oresns lOd The " u the week have been
including 1000 for export The
port 900 bales including lO9 American The
have been 70 N bales including 600 American ctual
export 1900 bales stock bound 10 this port 10000 bales
including &S OO0 American -. a.
L.sKPOOI JAB. 3ll mCution bmi hiddh1g UpAnds wa
iOid: MiddhDg Orleans. lGidlOtd -
LONDON. Jan. 3l-2 m.-Ene Railway shares, 52i go
LIVERPOOL Jan. 3l2 D. Beadstuhs quiet wheat ~ J0
1878 D average California White and RSd32 for Club DO
The Of Wheat for the three days have been zoV quar-
tiers. including q. 900 American , -.
LoNDos June 3i.-Refned Petroleum. 2Os d2ld y gallon
35 m.-COnsOls and American securities closed
unchanged. Rrie Railway shares, So.
PARIS, Jan. 3l.-ReHtes 5n 8c -
I1vHRPcO 3l5 mCOon closed steady the saes OF the
dsy have bales including geo for speculation aud export
American The market for and
Fabrics with upward tendency T. receipts
o Corn for the past days have been O quarters all OF which
LoxDoS Jaa'3-TallOw l5 Refined Petroleum, ?Oa?Old
LoSDoS, Jan 3-Eyening Common ROsuS loealois y ewt
Spirits Turpenune, 49 z cSt 10, q.
LIvsHPooL Jan. Sl-ByenDg Spirits TurPenine 49, SeTt
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
DEPARTpRE or FOREIGN MAILS.

SATURDAY, FHB. l.
The steamship Adae heretofore advertised to take the British and
French MailsoWil not sail to-day.
The steamship Queen taking mails for the South Pacific and
Central American ports has been detained until to-day Mails will close
At the Post-Ofee al a. 10.
steamship Tyb ssDsna and ssntO Domingo ba been
tsned until to-day, mails closing at p. M.
Britain and Europe Southampton
Bremen the steamship Moss at IL Supplementary
Britain Continent Of Europe
foot Of Thidst noboken at steamship sails at from
foot Of Third-st Hoboken.
IAN ee deposited il Supplementary Mails mus be prepaid With
dophle postage.l
Direct Prutssn closed Mail By this line
Mails Demersrs Thsmas and Barbadoe the s.nshp
Msndingo close s Steamship sails Pier No.
E.R
Mails West By the steamship City Of Dallas close n
Steamship sails At o. IN, from Pier No. 20 T. r.
Mail for Halifax n g. closed the NeuYork Post-0hoe
FndsF ate o'clock STEAMSHIP sails from Portland Me-
Saturday at ?. 10.
all the Indies when direct
be ls cents the half Papers each which must be
SUNDAY. PEB D.
Ali Mails close at II O'Clock fo-0mee open
o. O
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.


oryIcll1 SPECIAL SESSION, THURspir Jan. 80 1879.
PresenOu B. H. Vance President in the chair and quorum
oinembers
that Croiob' water pipes be laid in ssdstreet
Rehtyfourh from Avenue to Tbirave ano from Fourh
to Phsve be paved with Belgian or trspboet pavement
That Forty thidst from secondave Thrdsebe paved with
That yrsit6st from Avenue hahsve, be paved
fom TIE CLERK Council ,chaul.
Of both Council
not having BEEN approved by coming within
scope Of BE 4 Charter Of 1910 the Counsel The Cor
pOrsOn ayst essential to their validity that they should be re-
enacted by the present Common Coarello
Fortv.third.st from Fintaye. 70 Fast River
onehuBdred yseeOndst from Avenue ST. NebOs, to
from Fh-sve to M.nbssst
One .od:tEiry Fih.ave Eghtb.vs
r,ny.eveuth-s1 from sixth a s1isShdC 70 Es6iGs1s
1fs' sS S: SS sss s9S aSaS c 5 sSr S &
Poaneenihst, tOm First to secOni-sve, north side.
81 Nsrksplsee, from southeast Of No. iS,
FdtyIcuthst, from Sixth to ssseuthave. south side
Pay sesenth.st from PouTb % Fnh.ase.
s1ySaS. S1AS 'S% from hfS'I''Y S YsiVs ss1''''''
Pouftbs1e onehundei TO on,buod'd.
FcHriS-ss, from siiy'sT.t Sixty seconds s side.
3 from %FsS FTsy' ~ R;t.,se to avenue
YoE TEyelye y g yAcAST LoT' OK
Fityseyeuth-st so feet Of Nphve north side.
Ety.third t. between FIN and siIisssts "A.
goE eURsse, eUrrERxs, Asp yLAesNe.
Outh Of SeeOn1-sVe tnd IseihTt
Forty.sghth-.i. between Ninth and Teuih-aye,.
from AYeBne ST Nicholas Eleventh
crosswas from northeast corner Of Canal and hnbyss
TO southeast Of said streets.
From Pier No. North River to the cas-, side OfWes,s
opposite ..,....
GENERAL
That sewer built between Mulberry and MotstL
both sides OF Seventy from sscondave to the Basi
River Gsd the sidewalks be tagged and
That brief sever built light st from Eighth to Ninth
Tb,t the lsmp on the Sidewalk 2 be
suIpeoded building No. 97t Was and the lsmPpo
moved
Thai The BLOCK bounded By P0y.rh and TfyeveBsL
Eighth.aye. and Broadway be fenced in -
That the vacant lot the southeast corner Of FaVe and t
fourth-tt be fenced in. .., 80. I'D,
That mppost o1scteI and lamps lighted in PiysItbst,
Hrsiave. to Ayenue A..
That Mortons Becker-st Nests be remembered.
sidewalks both d of f seHe1hsti between Ninth
ami Eleyenhaves, be tagged.
Anmaye-Tbe President Aldermen Billings, Cooper faeoner,
Flanagan Kerr Ly-sght McCaf MOnhemer, Morris Often
dorier Reilly I'd Van sehack-i4
That he Public directed compel the
raise the inside their et 10
established the and the pavement
either also that be ~ sad companies 10 remove all
franchise granted
psyenen be thoroughly repaired In each and
resolution then The Of Public Works directed TO
be of the city and take the necessary
the Om the said railroad companies
AhnsiTe-Tbe President Aldermen Billings Coopsr Fscorer
Khr Koch ISsaght Mohhelner Morris Oendor Reilly and Van
Sehaek-R.
Eegstive-Aldermen Hansrsn and McCsfsrty-1
Adjourned until Thursday next, the 9th proImo at p m
joseph q. PNcksLr, Cerk
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

Bark yarlos tAusl Beeh Cofh fstnouh secosich 90
Brs Magdss Br Thamot b. Jebs. n b. y Feyios son
Big Msrzar RdSy (BL) Layton, HueoI Grace o. ircnde
Big Nellie Cav Hoyes Richnosd, Va O. H. Trumbull 20
schs ssHs Bur.op BurIey Stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
ssmship CITY Antonio Pennington Galveston jan 2 and
Kew " est 1lth mdse. and pass 70 q H. Mallory Co.
Steamship Bell Bskemin Richmond City Point and hooh
With ndae and pass 70 Old Dominion steamship 20.
seamshp yosnteer CTOssmaD Philadelphia with md'e TO Lorf
lard Steamship Co. ~,
se4r BowdOin of POrau Randall Ms,anias Il days with sugar
and old irOn.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Jan -Auvd bark sagadahoc from New Orleans ong
Grace Lsthrop from Cape Haea La from Savannah sch hsg
Mnyey, from Savannah. ., ~
Wssr Fla 2eArrved steamship Gen sedgNieE BsAn
from Eex-York for Hew-Oreans, and proceeded
FOREIGN PORTS.
QugErsrowS Line steamship Ssmana, BIZ
nge Boston jan 2l, for Liverpool arrived here at o'clock s
morning.
MoviIIR 3The Anchor Line steamship Anglia Small from
Nes-Yok Jan. 49, for Glasgow arrived here last night
HosG KoSe jan 2The steamship Alaska arrived here To-Day
DISASTERS.
The steamship City OF Galveston, Rowland from this port or new
Orleans did not sail the 10Th erroneousy reported s naa
freight board steam aud was Just on he point on
leaving dock when loose log was caught II her propeller ehsy
have damage repaired and probably viii not be ready sail before
For Latest Ship News see Seventh Pd0e
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
1879 1872 1873 J872
PoUHds Pounds. Bales. Bales
Eew-Ycrk ...7I76,OOO 6lS6,OO0. ..IS,1S4 9.4d
Philadelphia .5O4SOOO 2,103.OO0... $500 COO
Boston -. 100000 6,g33, 900. .20.633 1891

There were bales Of sheepskns in stock on the lst
tnst. in this city last year there were none
The total quantity Of wool produced last year in the
United States l6OOOOOOO peands, an increase Of
100000 pounds the production of the preceding year
The total quantity Gi wool imported at the four ports,
NewYo-s, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore last
year was very great, being ss,sO65a pounds, about
20 10000 pounds more than imported in 1871 and
nearly three and half times the quantity received
IN 1870.
The magnitude OF the wool industry OFF the United
States is shown by following statement from the last
census taken June 1870 There were then S454 manu-
saeturing establishments, and the capital invested
therein was sls2Ss2Sl9 They employed 119s59 WORK
people and paid sOS5 2S5 during the year for labor
They consumed l7S,3S0O69 pounds OF domestic wool ;
Jos pounds of foreign s25s6SO pounds of cotton
and lU pounds Of shoddy
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
c0rron MARKETS


lSs bales, itoci Isl $40 bales 1878 3,57g bales
ST Loci JAN 9cotou quiet and 'teady hddns' 'iSi 70
Fgs P%isDsipss Jan quie,i Mdns' alei v'ety
pSoySrsos ostonweslyP'st receipts q Sslssi b ssS
s-cseP frS @ S sd1S. s1.: 's 3 o SsSY'; S.s. q.
weeily-nst receipts bae hPnsuis SIai bales ssles u 800
Cs.rlrsroS jan si-cottOn fm demaud no8erate Mddns
:Is net receipts h S S.., S' & 'SS e S S1sS .oci ;e1 M bales.
weeiy-net receipts, 1924 b1es eIPoTts-O Great Bn'ah SSi
''Sa cEcss.T scsc. as as43s "a 'ei TeeA,-r'-
9sIysros Jan sCOtton frm; Good Ordinary l7lel7e ne.
receipts bales sIOO Great Britain 90, bales to the Con;
SsIes SseGiynst receipts % bales, srposo Britain,
e bales Continent is5 bales cOasi"se 1908 bale' 'ae
'S BosSos S Jan sooon sm Mddng. a!lS, net receipts 20
net receipts as bses grO' " sa oses eIPOFs'o Great Bh' u
NsxoSIHASs jan moderate demand iregri Good
Ordinary isIe Low Mddnss ls MddDs: zoe net OK receipts
20 the coniaeat 5s Jsi,s sales 1000 evening 5000
bales eIports-to britain 1884 bse the Continent s 500
bales cOisvise Sss9 bales: sales 50 600 bales
receipts 2 50 bales shipments, 2i6 baes stOcE-lS 'seS bAesi
IcUisTIIE jan sCOOn arm Mddngs 9O receipts 81 bslesi
sAyasSAT, Jan scOttOn sm Ordinary lssc Good Ordinary,
lsiej Low Mddngs l9c Mddngs lsc net receipts sSOs bales
exports Great Britain OO eales eowie 10
Britain i7sS5 baes cOnvse 1851 baIssI sales sO7o
BALTIMORE Jan a-COt,On ARM Nddlnss 2Ie net receipts % %
bsles go bales ISo osesi soet l'
bales weekynet recep Liz bae SOoL baes exports
eosstwise l,43i bales sales ,65T bales. -. a.,
WILMINGTON 3-COton firm; Midding Bei net receipts
23l bales e1pors-eoastwe 70 bales sales 81 bales Soek 2Sl
bales weekyne receipts 9 bales; eIpOreoassise s bales
NORFOLK 3-Coton Low Mddhng l9l isic net
20Ol balesi Great Britain 1916 baes
1896 bales sales so bses stock OS bales veeknet receipts
1884 baes erportsto Great Britain 4 basi eo''t" aeS
bales sales 2.67l baleS
CITI POINT Jan 3l-Coton-Weeky; net receipts ooJ bales
COLUMBUS jan 3Coton 6rm in good demand Low niddhngs
l8ic 17l3 bales sales lJJl bse spinne Jg
fales stOck-Is72 ais bales ia75 l.ssi bales
MoSTGoNERY Jan. 3l.-Cotton sm; Low Mdhngs lg;d9c
weekly-recep III bAlesi shipments l baes stoekS12 B3
bales 1873, q 593 balea
1874 bales; stock, 1872 10 125 bales 1873 H. O5i bales
AUGUSTA 3COon dull and irregular; receipts s93 bales
sales bales; stoekl87 I6 5 bales; 1873 1853 bales weekly
receipts 1881 bales; shipments l47 bseI sales 400 balesi con
sumption, Isl bales
MoBIR Jan. 9Cotop qu. and s Good Ordinary lalei Low
MddlHgs, l9!ci Midngs l9o 259 bass exports
ooawise 16S9 baes bales; stock 81 6Si bales weekly
receipts 23A bales; eIpors-to Great Britain 35 bales
cOsstwse 6,S7l bales sales, 10 200 bales.
The total net receipts Oh Cotton since Sept 1872
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
DoMRSTIC MARKETS.

ALBAsI jan 3whest unchanged value but du Rye quiet
Corn siesdy ee Mixed Barley krm sales cars No.
We ws.tf% sPPs ss AZ;
lush Mssuies 10 spring a. 81 ~ l0 a bush ,S RSqsH MS No.
81 SoSs2 s:esdIj sales 200 bush - store at Soc oat'
% & SSh % Canada ser 80 bSs Iowa on the @
Rye So at s Bs5y Malt M steady sSsi s % fs R MI M.t
bigheri held at Gle Other sgses u7ehs1se ,o,,o.
& "a S Wbss ou and anebapged Com dull Southern White
ese % Yellow sOaee Med Western 6e oat; e,dy southern
TnsssRe Provision; aae, but @ a Mes IS PCT & slt h sa. M @
10 Bacon inn good O6bag shoulders Ole Rib Sides
Bo Be- S;ts ssy sS Sst Choice Ee @ asSse WHISKY % Ole
CaIoAso Jan S-Fou ar ana IN fair demand but stock rery
os.S 81 SOS a seller Fe5rS.pi $iaabsef MsIci
q se ~ AS'; S.ss @ seller FSa aSy sSsi I s Msr % Re-
scsd 27 Oats steady a. a3s 0I No 1@ for Rejected hys g
sSf' SSa ''r .h.d Ss'A'Hs;S iSS,r 0'"Ss' % No % So
SS:i. & s s No. Psr 1ssSs g 70 @ @ & g. 5 2T
sSSu: 5 S % far for SSas sSs4 1 q % % . Green Sai M ss a
Of 6s latter for light Ham, u ,t 1 sS ss for G 10
iI;iis;' s 1sid:s:' G';.' Si @ %
RS'V & lS5 @ su % c6 a 1 @ sS o @ Cos u pc M sDS
7oOO bush Barley shPmen4Oo bbs Flour 1900 bush Wheat
FlOsT ,tssd At q sSSss 50 : wSss, s,dy
81 s Il b.sy GS aa a B Ss Sest & " Ps
Unchanged Lard du s7ic steam Ban Meats
cured s higher Bacon fn al Sc for shoulders c for Clear RS
1--we Hogs sold at 81 a5ds1 mostly asa 81 7O receipts
cEfvSL4sp jan sflcUT steady Wheat steady; Of
Red At 16; do 81 70. Corn quiet but firm l5d46
Osts Petroleum dun and weak le0Sie for
car lots 1910 for trade lots
DKrRoIT 3Fonr quiet and unchanged Wheat steady
al 81 for Ertra 81 No. White 81 for Amber Mehga
steady good demsud SC Dressed Hogs sold
81 s5dS5 Reoep- 500 bb Flour and 900 bush Wheat Ship
nents-3tOO bash. Wheat
LOUISVILLE and unchanged Grain frm Wheat
sold at el 10aSl IS Corn sold Ad43c Oats sold at 3OaJe
sold arrival Provisions active very firm, with
slight advance Bacon forf sold ct 1 for round lots Bacon
Sales Shoulders 81 65 c for Clear Rib Sides Ste for Clear
Sides sSgscsEed Hams sold at psn n1l2 all packed
Shoulders a4. Clear RIB Sides 6.d6ie; Clear sides Go
&C., loose; packed &C. higher Whisky frm al 9Sc
hKsPHis jar. JlPom and GJsnnmket bare. Bulf Meats
Ste Shoulders &c for Clear Rib Sides lie for
Clear Sides Lard frm and in fair demand Of ele9;c
u-Four steady sales 900 bbR At 90 5e for No
Spring; 80 for Amber Winters slo 50 for White Winter s for
Wheat Corn du
Barley s Bay Qsnte beld 81 &C. Corn Meal 81 30 for Bo'.d
rs Upbolttd ev bfeed unehsnged Shorts S2 Ship
stas en- nddngs so per tun Rsl,osd Freighs-Rlog to
Philadelphia Boston. he 70 HewYork62c 70 Ahany s4
PnIDsLrHl. jan -Clo,e Seed pprs,d demand :. 90 70
PoaI d1 but steady superbqe =! 1895 90 kItr. S6Ss1
and Wisconsin BItra Family 81 StUSS Ohio and
State DO ss reg 50 81 Lou DO, en- Wheat dull Red 81 20
Eberi Yelew 5qSOe White 6e Oats duli Whit lsAsce Bar
eSsles 900 bb CsBad private erms GrooenesEothhf
dsBg Povons More doing with advancing tendency Petroleum
tendency Crude quoted at Htsc Refined 2oio
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