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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-17
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(AH ielHfn Spm IN Selien, DfntiWlane.)
gsrtrsiTi@ stbt's auf aIs Sale
De jursr frif&s grssiisIsnt
Die Fub au& lulliS, bic @slsat
llnS pft bNb ID fs faun benefit.
SdIt 70 9mlG i@ In tt S&ranfs,
9rsurstIi net ltiu 5assstpinn,
llut trSsi bas @sIb bHbi& auf be Saufs,
@hb IT taIb rid, i'm flsins CHM.
0rG tGnFs bItnttt itn tT S&immn,
Die loitt Gill, frsmbt SPra&,
llnt ausIanbiI&s GrausnIimmu
9dpfl r sann RIs btisRt mad.
Ganu nub sr sIti& F& bsHsr IIsibr
De GGnB In be Gbfatfr fiiHrn,
Stin TuIlr Fail,rn In bic @siis,
gGpn bd BEN bIuBr 3artlarn.
@snn tanu bic CAD aud fir @tils
9rt ua9 tn 5ptasiI iptittT srbt
SsBt 10 na&br bc& Gflsrs 3tilt,
@til EtiEs tas ennsr rs@i Srfsbi.
Gng Trbus Ie In fI.int Siubs,
Da Febi ftr Spbbterb ntbtu Sttt
Die M6tttn tbuu sir, unb bic Subs
Gin INNER an bn Iaust astt.
Die 8rau bat fcmifGt WslbuNL
limb isbss Mrrt nia@t is fariss,
Sttr4 be aarnfuRt Rrt,
9at ft auf aas 86as les.
@k bic etut 10 ibr @sIb Suwibfs
3sist f9pn hr atbrri&t auf ca Bid,
9d einfsIsISpb GarbinttH8ls
9artsffsIf&uI' InsHSid.
D<um, muB 70 cine bsIsTaibL
Sd msins 70 en- paHbpnismanu,
@sfGisbt % isbr ~ fsiusm G&abf,
@snn sr ,ubaus net rsbe fauu.
1uu sIaabi Sbr braub, nr mar btausmsl
als tisr S&tieuus anfsufbbTR
Sd bBr ttbp& . 10 aHssntbmtL
Die Ri6tsr gar net ~ esuiru.
aauH Ginas SHidluI net srrass
9i.bt iiII o. In amir Gab,
tlHb barf aIs Sunsssfta ba nag,
3a rspstivu ben Ssiraipsfpue.
gs albt bkr, pit In aat e6nnn,
Gm 9usIOu grab 70 Ris an &bsiH,
@an, ufssII6Iis Bisbrmdm1,
Rur trtnle ts sIsl 8Fanntspstu. =
Das @,Il&icTn pa&f pif tOa tm @saf
6 iIsinr xbsil, hn RiTb STpsHht
Esr S@ls une spr G6u su maRt,
Tas annn piTs for SSnaps ssrbrsHat
9stsnFt MFR nun bic Auaniitit,
llHb baB SHboitt 10 esr Snh,
Sssrsifi uir Iaum, supbius az stbi-
Sd sIanb (, iriuFfs bsimIi& uf.
Den WGBiSIsIisIraHi ~ ssrasbs
@ub mtr trR bier sspsis lsiu.
Da frisst BE- DtupsI rHtr ~ IsBt,
Der triuHt Rsdt Im Branuitptin.
Gs lInb tsGonusTs bic Sfrrn SVt,
DIE ria9t ~ san3 ans Gar Srriidt
Die rubs net rfun fs IN fpirt,
Bic ibut @urb unb ESbil&Ins sIidt,
I'm IIsins 3pife ausiuiraer
Gstt's srR na& sueIifGs @sbvSu&.
Gsf NIT BE- 8auR auf glaf' uns Wesss
Damn irtit it@ ft uf be 9Su&.
6 fsiur Sniff 10 f,br ~ prsilt,
Der Sflsrs 70 sn aampf enil&,ist
Gs 10 bic glu7 tin abiubfiBt
llne HauRmaI sIidt's en- altbsib.
Die CAD pib IuufasrfGt ,nti&itbs
REL pIs bsi uns, pbEfeisssrUb,
50 hamii Giun Htt iuftisbL
Srisai CT auesI Dor tf 9Upp.
Die bEines nit tbrm Raff 9fbs
GaHn of las Gauls 2auA In @ulb;
Rn fcIIt en- aug lslH S&uapFs MFR ssbf
8ar 70 Boil 10 Ct SitI ~ gut.
SFISHhG IUaais asrH I'D bride,
D1 Isstr au& uHb hT 8IauiOs,
Die paar amuiianu f9ids
GIR Ia ms Deuifqe gan, famss.
O. irinFf 1Ir Icon ME Siuhnie,
liub Isif uSSRHs EayIur's Baufi
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-17
N0lcr Qiuie.
POf'SambfidJiffiaBTt
Splf&n
NGetus3lDre lmo s. atitbnrR,

via 0Ipmoutb uub Gber6Oura
srmIiisIfi sG n,u,n sra6tssa stzsniSi,isn si,
ftrntn gOfl>D >DaEpfl5iff, tTftr 9Iaiit. itots prn
$500 asnHm uno ron 5000 tfTssttUsr pfsresirafs
Gs.tts, GlsIaub, qdHHu.
e4iaT, 0Hlrt, s1sW,
alsbRo6, R6rHu.
Die DaEpftr bisftr ainis tsiorbnn bic
Bersinists Staatrn Poft
unb faRrsH mic fcIsi;
bsH eambure baH R,B'OSrf
1aIasr......26. Rps. 1874 ..... 15.Dt,. 1874.
etifius-.....lO. Dty. 1874 ....29. - 1874.
eEsr...-",24. - 1874 .....l2. San. 1915.
gstibs Z. San. 1875 ......26. - 1875.
RaffaaesNreiie:
Bon Rsp'gsrI mad ~lpmsuib. eSnbsu, 1riiuI
GbnbuurS unb eaHbHrs:
CANT, /. Salon ... Gule 500
"" 2. eaIoH 80. GoIo 60
3pif&snSsd >>,> GHusHsb $24
Bon eaHbHru mad Rsp .gOrl:
]. Guia, !. SaIon >>>>>' COB sl2e
2. Salon >s>>>~ 0ole u
9piIStnbtf s>s GuusHtb "a
aas sinfSIissIi4 Der Ssf6iisuHs.
aiHbsr ,piifn 1 unO 10 S0Rrn bic StIit.
RstsHrrSiGtts IN biaIesrsH prhisH,
Die Dauipftr htr .,aSIu,ainit" Tab finmtIIH
ntu uHb NIT allen 8rbsHrunstn auSstfattst In
8tIus auf
ei8srttli. 8sautmIi&fsit unb e3ntaisfslt.
Die riit gaiait III arf's tItsani,fs siasui6.
itt: bic speitt Gajlit bifitt bin erpbsn BOrtbtt,
I'D tbsnfaIls auf hsm Sauptbtd Ju btfnbtu. no
bic ultt seItstn IN. Das 9pil9tnhtf bat ab,
istiIunstn fur bis 90 gtTfuHrn, III nit Gtnitrrn
unb GbfdltH strItbsn uub nimmt tfnjtnissn
2sdl bu S6iifs Gin, in pslttm fb auf btn
mttasn DamrfsTn bic sptiit Gnjtit bsiinen.
padttt, lie uns ,ustfGidt puem, bsfSrSnu
mir nit eIsftn S6iftn na5 aatn abtiItn Dtutf6'
lambs.
Ran Dsnbs I'D psssa gaiIsss an
9naatb, Radioo b GiibHe,
l13 broadway.
Etp.9prt
@tntralsasenttn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-17

Ga tsm {h5asn 9anbtanlt. wtl&ss
bic Dittwe eto's 3oRaras btpotnis,
mar tltfr Stlls, ttnn Der Mltlng la aRtie
(&pil ibfr Der @tstno unb ttbtr 8e,
pctnsr belt pFiGtssmd6 ftint SIsRa.
Das 0sma +, Ia rsl&sm bic 5errIn Der
Ruts pF,sis. mar rae fiiblft I'm snnt,n
paufs; ptrbilIts gtnGfer wstrttn fc9ar
eas SasssItnt ab, unb cine milbs Ddm'
mtruns umaOb bic fI6ue @tfaIt bsr
Saldftrin. ptlts auf tlnsm 2a9sr pCn
fohbarsn EtppIdtn ruble, ben ptibsn
arm unisr taS 5aupt sslssi, bon fibiR
GrGumtn umlGmti6slt, DIE 3;it,
wslts BEN Sibldnesr sur Wittnssruts
ans.wisisn IN, taIt aud In ttr Natur
elm fstsrIlnts SawtIg,n--ttut putbs
Rt In 8alperbs. 70 bisb tie BiIa, turh
elm btsonetrts Grtisnib abgsfiirst. 80
sniaanb ettsn In ben psretrn 3immtrn,
baip 6fnstt I& aud ltilt bic EbiTt bee
@tmaGs, NO 5tIfua NOD I'm fiBsRtn
GGiummsr log unb cline iuu8t Disne-
rin IbIl& auf ben 3sben bersiu. Gle
mubtt i9rsr SaGf tbr 9tpib istn. bnB
Ft 20 pa8tt, bic @tbitttrln 30 iptdtn.
Mit li&slnstr Mlfnt lssts ie tbrt 5dnb
auf 5sIsna's bIustn Nrm, irtIGt aussn~
blldIt4 bic srObtn tunf,In au0sn auf'
iatus.
uSEsrpbana !" risf Rs EtnSsuS.
% 5rrrIu, Rtb' aaf, Gsin w0rist BE
tbaRt Grtuee !" idSis bic Dtsnerin.
,,0as sanna Ou mdnen ~ frasls
Setsna, tnetm Oe G& raf& bonn enStr
trtpb. Da f.l ttr Bid aaf Die balb
ssSFnsis sblrf unb bfs,susts titr elmer
@tfdIt psI&s Fs pObI ON ptnlasn ,rs
par!et Bate.
,8iics!' ritf lie i6tral9t. Da
(prans tsr @srufene dbrr bic SGwtle
unp log Su tbrsn Siesn, intem CT Tore
5anS NIT bsibtn Ra0tn t,btdte. &bto>
ptana StrIi.b unt6rbaua SGriitss bas
@tmaH.
eGu lsbR2 Du ra8R DID bisrb,r e
fragile 6tltna, inbsrn Ht ibm tptbrlt, ba
tr fs farmiIA In fsins Nrme f&lIsssH
rollIe. ,.0tt talt Du DID serslttt, ta
Did Ssbsrmann SsrlUrsn staubis9 4Ift
Da aiGt tUlIeatn. Did bier isbsn ~
IaIItu, no man DID tsnnt, no bar prfis1
btr auf Dsin 5aupt ssiibt if"--
,gtrubiss Dtin 5trs. Hslnt 8sTlcb.|
ten untsrbra@ Tt RIfce Id6tInp. So
bin slSn,snb ssrtGiftEtl8t, has fAanbl
Iiat urtbtiI plstr mid if retui&tst, ID
lann mtin 6aupt witttr ;tletn - ual
u.m guerra, ale Dir, nrfintr SOnni
bon ttr Id fern 70 lanse ssf&ma&ls|
tabs 2"
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-17
$l,S5O,1Ol,Ss
Sub. Gariguf, 9rafSsnt.
Sob, Gemarb &nbI, giss'pdFssnt.
6aau @9amann, Stlrtdr.

Sbr RapiiaI IN In 8aartm gtIbs anetItst.
sic bat ftin ROttn> SpRsui, eas ME Ro;ieass
auf BEN gistntbum Iiset. Gle ptrlanet feline
RaHIablune. Die prdmitn rnesn tn barren
@tIbt siRttjablt fur ben sanyn 8sitraHm htr
8srf6runs, tntirtetr fur ben 9tttraunt BON Ct,
mem, brti p6tr fanf Sabrtu, rtlte unkteaittno
bDbsr ftnb, ale In ben gtstnItiiistn gsrit6r'
1nse, ,@sf,lf4afttn.
auf Buuf5 Der 8sriiatrlsn ptTbtn bic guIi
su In btutiGr Spra&t atstfabi.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

The men who understand the science
of advertising are not Sd many as might
be supposed. They used to have an
lauctioneer and real estate man IN Lon
don who was fam Gus for his advertise
lments. They were as varied and pleasant
reading matter as any one could wish. =
His descriptions Of the property putin
TO his hands Tor sale were charming In
the extreme. One never read the parti-
culars about one of his cottages that he
was not seized with an intense desire to
become its owner at once. DrawDac ks
were not ignored, but were deity inser-
ted. and in way TO make the property
still more desirable. "To be frank with
my friendly patrons" he once wrote: Il
must say, however. that there II one OBJ
lection to the villa which ! now offer ior
.her inspection. a lady % most esti-
Unable character. but who Is troubled
with nervousness. objected to the place
as Il residence on account of the litter oi
rose-leaves and the noise of the nightin-
gales. To many this would be nothing III
its dispangement, but feel bound to
state every possible disadvantage" :.
There is as much in the style of AN al
lverli-ement as there is in that of an es-
say. There are some that nobody will
read. and there are Others that nobody
will pass.
I But the construction of an advertise
ment j. not all, by any means. Per-
,isistente is one Of the secrets of uccc>s-
lful advertising. As rule, advertise
lments are not read the first time the y
are seen perhaps not the second. or iof
lhalf-a dozen times. But 10 matter how
much a reader disliiSes thcn,after catch
ling the same head-iines day after day
lbc will at last grow curious, and even
'neryous, until lie is driven into the pc
lrusal in spite OF himself. a man sees
an advertisement OF some patent nedi-
.lcinc. lie may have horror of all nos
ltrums, and morally certain that their
.use viii be disastrous. yet at last he sue
lcumbs aud reads. it asserts positively
luiat ii is a certain antidote for some dis
ease from which he is suffering, more
than this, there is a letter from the Rev.
>o-and-So. or from Professor This oI
That, certify ing that he was troubled
Tor years with the same complaint. ano
The first bottle of balm brought instant
relief. j. Il man to have no iaith in hi.
FELLOW creatures: lie puts it from him
But day after day, week after week, that
line, telling him that there lies the cur,
for all his suilerings. meets his eye; and
it last he buys "A bottle. half angry al
thus being forced into the purchase ia
spite OF himself.
There are many shrewd devices in adj
vertising, but the safest aud surest way
and one that is certain TO pay in th'
end is persistence - the constant keep
! ling of your business before the publ,
eve. There is no man who understand
this better than Barnum. In one wa
or another he maintains himself contin
ually before the public, and his success
j. commensurate with his advcrtisin.
genius. = Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

Dress has an effect upon character. =
y Not only may we be sure that an ill-drcs-
sed person will never he so much at ease
as one who is well dressed, but we are
sure that he will not think so highly OF
80 well. A mean and shabby appearance
gives man mean aud shabby ways. A
stlattern in her own gown and cap is toe
often slattern at home. A fiucing
foolish. smart little ''gent' ofa ox-comh
il iinicin, foolish. in his way of thinking
a smart young city clerk % dapper, lid '
little fellow, is active, dapper and tidy
in his manners. Cause runs into efecti
and effect becomes cause. What effects
one man will do so to thousands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

as THE Gulf directors of San Fran
cisco have lately abolished the teaching
of French and German in the public
schools, except in six OF The highest
grade. The reason they give for this ac
tion is that there are 10000 children ia
Che city who receive no primary instrnc-
,toa .ccausc there is NOT funds sufficient
60 erect suitable edices To accommo-
date them. and il is the duty Of The di-
Ireciors 10 supply instraction of primary
necessity TO children, before giving 10
the rest instruction. not absolutely nee
lcssary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

The difference is, that Putnam loved the
battle.
While he his words through press de-
sires TO rattle.
The greatest change was In the veins
blood,
Which flowed through system like a
general flood,
From monstrous brain, il seems, it had
10 part;
Supply the'waste he realized at heart;
And there twill likely interfere with
gumption
For hearts now called to fill another
function,
lie raised his eyes to view the pleasant
field
Unconscious that, to transit he must
yield,
Again. he thought of looking Mt the sun
But il had as though TO watch him run
Before he ere had time to run or dane e
Hes captvated by an awful trance
And carried into eternal regions,
To SET Alright commander OF the legions.
Among the wise he noticed one august,
As high as he, bat somewhat robust.
The word may talk and boa st DER many
boons,
Aud late construction Of desired bal
looms,
But who had guessed in lonely days OF
yorc,
That one would rise above the world I,
soar.
Leave plow in field and horses too, a,
lnst.
And substitute himself for good ballast
Ills cane and hat instead OF parachGie,
la consequence of Teachers Institute
Who would guessed that one just lik'
dove,
This sorrowiul abode. could soar above
And there behold the many clothes un'
spotted.
While hi~, he knows, from working arc
all dotted
Behold. two hands which seemed so sof
and white.
That they had caused prcmeditaied spite
But -liil the hands could trod along th,
path,
While he must be contentcd in his
wrath.
But now we come along TO epitaph.
AT reading which, we were compelled
TO laugh.
For be had surely thought of shoitl.
dying
AT close of his tremendous trip of fly
ing.
Now friends he writes his composition
well.
For this the CRYING children, mentioned
tell:
And If it wasn't for him, aud bread an
pie
Wed hear a greater number cry.
And now as hour is getting somewha
late.
In conclusion we would only state.
That like the boy that as kicked BY th,
that ere mule.
While hand was raised to strike hin
with his stool
Wen just consider is composition
source.
And give him freely his own Lawful
course.
But iust before take present leave.
Ill announce his name il friend Ike
We've
SECRETARY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

The Air-t.inc Railway.

The officers of the Louisville. New
Albany and ~. Louis Airline Rail
way. have concluded to cxpcnd the mo-
ney collected ia the counties Of Gibson
aud Pike. and making the grading ia
those two counties The amount will bc
sufficient to grade about seventeen miles
OF road and a contract has been let iol
the work. When that is furnished all
the grade on the road in this State will
be completed, except about ten or twelve
miles. The officers of the Company are
using strenuous efforts 10 raiseiun ds Ia
complete the road New Albany Led,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

ToBACco MovING. Last Monday was
the crowning day of the season One
and twenty wagons loaded
with the weed were brought TO the
Warehouses in Rockport. Making over
one hundred and twenty thousand
pounds delivered in Que day. Aad vi.
most as much was received on Tuesday
Now that the tobacco has commenced
moving. we hope the farmers will lose
no time in getting their crops TO mar.
kct. offs as to have the article disposed
of in time spring work. Rockport DE.
emocrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06
SECRETARY.
To Whom America il indebted
For ne Tomato.

Joseph liarrod, formerly of Portland
Maine. now Of New York State. claims
TO have introduced the tomato into
America. The spot where he made hi.
first tomato hills is now covered by spa.
cious stores. and opposite the new mar.
bic Post -ofiice i'm Portland. The stor,
runs thus: In 1916 Mr.. Harrod lad 1
store in Portland. with house and gar.
den attached. In June, u friend. who
was ship owner, gave him some to
mato e. golden or love apple seeds,
which were brought i'm vessel from
Cuba. They we've planted in the ex
pectation of seeing "A nice nowcrin.
plant. Three years afterwards he sen
some seeds to his father and others il
IIaverhill, Massachusetts. Two year
later still, one of these friends, Sheriff
Bartlett, wrote him, saying that the TO
mato was good Tor salad, II cut up an,
dressed like cucumber
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

G,TThe contract 10Y constructing taat
part OF the Cincinnati. Rockpott and
Southwestern railroad between Rock
port and Mitchell has been awarded 10
Mcssrs. ID. G. Rranham n Co., and :.
IL. Cobb. of this city, Fifteen hupdrrd
tons OF iron will be required, the rolling
of which began yesterday Ia this cit,.
indianapolis sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

= lT Is estimated that 100000 pounds
of hand-bills aud circulars are annually
thrown into the New York harbor by
boys hired TO distribute them. That's
about the way its doae everywhere. -
The safest plan is 10 advertise in the
newspapers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-06

PERSONAL. = Hon. ID. G.. Branham ar.
rived here. per steamer Giny Eagie. or
"Wednesday morning. aud is actively en-.
gagged IN fixing up matters To commcnc,
work, at the earliest moment. on tho
railroad. Ii the propositions are com
piled with satisfactorily between all par
ties concerned. Mr.. Branham will built
the road. We have known Mr.. Bran
ham for iiteen years, and know him &c
be not only man Of words. but mau
OF deeds. We have no hesitancy in say
ing that any contract entered into b,
Mr.. Branham will be complied with /,
the letter, on his part. II Hockport Dem
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lfor the Jasper Weekly Cour ier
Who is Hep

anu FARMER oil tie Grange fraternity,
When midights darkest hours had come,
Was thinking what the modern wise
had done;
And stretching out his wearied hand
with might.
lie felt a paper roll he thoughtnot right ;
But striking match like midnight fer
rer,
1t proved ii itself the Jasper Courier
A sub-hcad there he spied, and thought
'twould suit,
Patoka Township Teachers Institute.
He read amid his wakeful hours for
sport,
The whole of monster secretary's report.
lie said to Editor rs if excited,
That Wcbster's Unabridged was then
invited;
But brain was called 10 fill a double
function,
In spite of anti-pestiiential junction.,
The blood, instead of general system
feeding.
While minds absorbed in tiresome task
of reading
Comes rushing up close TO his mighty
brain,
And there he fears twill cause dread
tu pain.
To qui, the farm he very soon inclined I:
But then he thought OF sccretary's mind /;
so starting out with nothing less than
wit,
At secretary aims and tries to hit,
Modern history he had truly known.
For ia lis composition he has shown
That potent Nasty need not further
claim
The honor once bestowed upon his
name:
For he's considered author now no
longer.
Since youth comes mp and proves him
self the stronger.
80. also. great aud noted monster Twain,
The Younger -" rhundcrboit' is sure to
MAIN.
With ancient history he's familiar too;
ior ali the sages yore produced, he
threw,
With manuscripts beneath the tender
ieei
or one he now supposed that he could
meet
And great and noble Greece that once
was learned.
lie vowed that now by all the wise was
III, '''.' ,,~..,s.. 20 ~ ~;
ted States
Tie simple sum OF nothing now he
makes.
N-oo he comes within l,i. closest town.
And Avs ,he works OF pre.ent authors
dnvn
F.an Inc who siynetb name with r.
Ana talks about the LEGAL laws not far.
Who hna.tso of farmer lame. thai ,nili,s
Ike COW.
And cbou. the winter wood and holds
ihe nlow.
Who n,-,ises John The great potato
ornver.
An eAori'e"' ma" ~ '"oosoA s'' '''''
IIe sneaks of white and rafting hone.
of wise.
That Ionr apo were buried ne'er to rise
or many faces. once considered bold.
IN, ,or years have slept extremely cold
And. Notwithstanding all their rest and
ncnce
lIIe iu,in,ates that now the same sh oul,
cease:
lThat all should come from farther Yves
and East.
= SUI" e"'0s '"' f0' ~
Ru, in conclusion he has signed hi,
name
At which chromium will now take aim
But sure its nothing more than Que AS.
Lunpd
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RATES OF ADvERT,sEING.

For square. 10 lines or less, week. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 75 cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate.
a fraction over even square or squares,
counted as "A square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements reasona-
ble deduction will be made 10 regular
advertisers
Notices OF appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices of like character
TO be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each 800
For County 2.50
Tor District, Circuit. or State. 800
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Of the great empire. Since 1870 Texas
has received an accession of not less
than 100000 people one fourth ofwhoni,
ii we may Judge by compai ison OF par
lt, votes in the late election, where ne
groes. A black population of 10000
means a voting population of not less
than 25,oO0. These black voters have
ieen drawn principally from Louisiana
and Mississippi. Hence we conclude
that an Immigration from the eastern
Gulf States OF even larger proportion
than what Is represented by the uncer-
tain newspaper reports would not neces-
sarily add 10 the number OF blacks in
either Mississippi or Louisiana. The ex-
odus OF blacks Is greater than thesinfiux.
That this is true i, demonstrated bv the
fact that. notwithstanding constantly
decreasing OF acreage of planting, there
is constantly a demand for laborers.-
Whatever the ballots may indicate. there
is no doubt that the white population of
Louisiana is increasing and the black
population decreasing. The fears enter
tanned so widely that Louisiana will fall
permanently or for any long period. or
: for any period at all, into the hands of
the negroes, may be dismissed as one Of
, unrcflecting minds. In speaking of
vast exodus of population, persons who
, writes OF such matters must remember
that the moving of 5000 voters means
the moving of 10000 people. men. wo-
men, and children, and that TO remove
that number would require a daily train,
J ,lsuch as is now run upon the Alabama
lCentrah Roilroad, for 100 davs. OF the
5000 who 20 out, many return after
! brief experience in new home. and the
; places OF many Of those who do not re-
turn are filled by immigration from adj
, Joining States 10 the east aud west. We
+ venture 10 say that the present move
ment will not materially affect the pro-
: portion of races in any of the Gulf
States. Texas is the valve of the
1 south. Every negro who moves to Tex
e as is swallowed up and lost a. polili-
: cal power. In the meantime tic white
population of the Southern States il
: steadily increasing.
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Rock port " Jasper Nail hOUte.
vNllE undersigned having received the
contrac; for carrying the mai TO
liockpori. respectfully informs any one
desiring 10 ifavel upon this route, that
hc viii leave Jasper every Mondays,
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS mornings aud
returns cs cry Tuesdays, Thursdays aud
saturdays. Good team. comfortable
convevances and expert drivers.
\ share of patronage solicited.
JOSEPH UIIRlCH.
Jan. 9th, 1874
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"a suspicious wife. on being asked
where her husband was replied that She
was very much afraid he was missing.
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DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE In COURIER BUILDING ON
WEST MAIN STREET.
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SSs348TEys, THE nndersi gncd Informs the rul Tic
S5Wst 1fxx-t ihat he hiss NOW. aud viii constantly
~ - keen on hand. or manufacture ~
order. s the latest sod most fashionable varieties q
Furniture. such
wARDROBEs,
BUREAUS.
BEBSTEADS
LOUNGES.
Tables BE. &c
aud large assortment ~ chairs. Of every style lie
respectfully uvites tkasc desiring anything w h. lira
call aui examine his stock before purrhestr "se
whore a. he Is crnaIrni hc please hcr his new
shop. The OF ihe Public square. IVES ~ ~,
Court house JACOB 'fLES
Nov. ~, 1867.