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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09
ADM lNlsTEATOR's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

~ Office is hereby given, that by yir-
tue OF aa order OF the Dubois Circui,
Court, the undersigned Administraior
of the estate of John Miller, deceased
viii offer Tor sale at public auction ON
the premises. on
SATURDAY, January 3lst, 1874
an equal undivided two-thirds OF tho
following described real estate of tLe
deceased, situated in the County of
Dubois, State of Indiana. to-wit:
The east half OF Lot No. eighty.two
's2 in the town of Jasper, rs shown bv
the Map, Plat or Chart thereof. with the
'ppurienances thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE. One-thn Il oftbe
purchase money TO be paid in cash. The
residue IN equal payments OF Fix and
twelve months. the purchaser giving
Notes tor deferred payment. bearing in
forest. with approved surely, and waiy-
ing benefit of valuation laws.
sale 10 commence ut . o'clock. y. NJ
JOHN WElkEL, Admir-.
j. {. S~IAr K. Any.
Jan. 81. lS1l.-iw.
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y accordance with the law. Pubic
. Tx animation OF persons desiring to
teach 'ubiic schools ia Dubois county.
will To- held ut the school house in
Jasper. on
SAri RDAY. Januarv 3ls:. 1874.
Those trsirous Of obtaining license will
please be- present on that day.
ANY person desiring 80 obtain license
to teach. must be thoroughly qualified in
the eight branches specified by law
ANY wi shing to be examined ia other
than the q ght branches required by law
are rcquos ,en 10 notify me o. the fact o
W eek prior TO The examination.
Teachers must bear ~ mind that I'M
der the laN no certificates Tor teaching
can be graz ted at private examinations.
and il is Therefore important tiat iheN
should atlt nd the puJlic on miuaiion.
aud bring W iih them ccriiica,c Of NOR
al character from their respective Trus-
ices. y. H. BRlNDiCK,
County Superintendent.
Jan. 9th. -.
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PROCLAMATION.

STATE or lHDiANA, DuEols County. IS
The qualified voters Of painbridge
township, Dubois county, Indiana. arc
hereby notified that the Polls will be
opened AT the usual place OF holding
elections, in said township. on Tuesday.
January goth. 1874. for the purpose oi
electing n Justice of the Peace. as men
Toned in the foregoing prccipe. whereof
all persons Interested will lake notice
aud govern themselves accordingly.
Witness my hand, this 49th ,tay o.
December, 1879 JOHN WEikkL
Jan. ri, iS74.-3w. sheriff -. G..
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SCHOOL REVENUE The Superintcnd-
ent of Public'Instruction made the ap-
portionment of School Revenue Jan. ].
u amounted this year to So cents TO each
child. In 1869 ii was ffty-two cents
1910. fifty cents: 1871. fiftv-two cents
1872. ffty-two cents. The sum appor-
toned TO Dubois county is s3.2S3 So on
basis Of 5,575 children between six and
twcnty-one years of age.
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u Town. Messrs. Geo. Riley and f..
H. Poscv. Esqs. of Vinccnurs. MrCul-
lough Of Petersburg. and Judge Mavitv.
or Paoli. were in attendance nj Court
this week. The Young gentlemen FROM
Vincenncs and Petersburg were making
noints in the notorious Pike county
bastardy case. which resulted in YER
dict for the Defendant.
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y OTIC| Is hereby given. that bv vir-
tue OF an order OF the Dubois Cir
cut Court, the undersigned, Guardian
Of Maria j. Miller. an insane person.
will sell It public auction on the prem
iics. on
SATURDAY. January 3lst. 1874.
~ cgup! undivided one.third part of
ilic toiiowing described real estate. stu
aIed in ibe County OF Dubois, and State
of Indiana. to-wit
The east half OF Lot No. eighiy-two
,s2 IN the town of Jasper, as shown by
me Map. Plat or Chart thereof, with ihe
apgurienances thereto belonging.
IN OF SALE: rnc-i,.ird Of
ihe purehase money 10 be p,id IN Gosh.
0ar-il,rd IN six months. and one-third
in Twelve months, The purchaser civ
ns NOES for said deferred pavmenis.
hearing interest. with approved surety.
aud wriving benefit IRON Valuation or
appisisement law
ANDREW J. MCNMRNEY, Guar.
). {. NCHAr'R. Any.
Jan. 81. is7l-4w.
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or Yesterday, the glorious slh of jan
nary, the anniversary Of tn" day when
jackson, in fair fight, ght the proud
Britain TO respect the Urited States,
passed away with scarcely ripple on
the political suiace 10 indicate that pa
friotism was still an active principal in
the beast OF the American people.
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TEAcHEPs. We notice Nv rho ronorf
Of the State Superintendent, that fcy-
seven teachers have been licensed in
Dubois county. this year classea as fol-
lows: Males-24 months. 8: eighteen
months. s; twelve months. "a: six
months, Is; total "a: females's94 and ~
months. mono: twelve months. s: six
months. 4 Tho application Of % per-
sons for license TO teach has been re-
jected.
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~ MIR. Abraham Lashcr. The nopular
ronulator Of Perry county was in town
this week. He is Justly proud of HE
nineteen children. but promises to add
70 the number by the next term Of our
Court. when he has 10 be here arain.
Success to him. The Government ought
to give him,a bounty.
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H-A military Dictatorship h,s been
established in Spain. with Marshal Ser
ranno ~ the head. and Gen. pavia con-
trolling. The Republic. for which Grant
sacrificed the honor Of our country in
the Virginius affair. has already igno-
miniously played ont.
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Extra special, Nosice.
BEWARE OF cor INTERPRETER

smiths Tonic syrup has been counterfeited, and
the couutsrfeiter brought 70 grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
The genuine sfticle must have Dr. John BARS prira
s,sap o. eacs bottle Or John Rull only bas The rc
~ raaurelpre and sen the origin Al John smiths Tonic
syrup, Of Louisville Kentucky. Examine well the Iabe
on each bottle. n my private stamp is not on each
bottle do not purchase, YOU will be deceived -
See nv column Advertisement, aud my show card
will prosecute any infringing my right The renu.
inc smiths Tonic Syrup ecu only 30 prepared BY my
self.
Ter PusLio'E sERvAsr.
DIR. JoHN prLL.
Louis-in., Kentucky. July g. 1873.
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~ Make arrangements TO square up
Your accounts ut the beginning of the year.
Pay your small debts il you have to let
the big ones so unpaid. 1t is the UNI
paid small debts tina; most unsettlcs bus
iness and does the most injury 10 trade.
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~ Some OF our citizens are talkina
Of a German paper in Jasper. We doubt
whether il would pay. but il could be
tried without losing much. Go in on
your muscle.
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New Jersey Wine in this state.

Physicians have stated that The Wines
now produced and offered for sale by
Mr.. Aliaed Speer, of New Jersey, are
wines that can be safely used for medi-
cnal purposes, being pure and free from
medication.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09

az There were only six marriage IL
censes issued by the clerk of this county
during December, as follows:
John 4. Barker and r.. Roberts.
Henry Eckert and II. s. Brady.
Jeh. Williams and Susan L. Corn.
III. ii. Webb and NJ. A. Barnes.
>. X. Cato and S. Il. Bicrman.
Geo. Miley and r. Horton.
The young folks determined to make
a better showing than that for the new
year, and so took out as many papers Ia
The first week of it, as in the preceding
month, a. follows:
Geo. {. Cooper and Laura L. Holland.
W. Collins and ). j. Owens.
Aiois Gramelspacher and NJ. j. Weikcl
John Roesser and a. NJ. Brosemcr.
Aug. Dupps and Lena Stricken.
James Enlow and Il. J. Toiin.
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CT The tax duplicate Of Warrick
comfy shows the total vslae Of property
10 he S6,205,305, andsthe total levy of
s74,6sl 70.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09

- The Clerk of this county during
1873 issued 1873 marriage licenses.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09

TTThis time last year ice dealers had
already housed n quantity of ice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-09

n~There were:'only seen persons
naturalized in Dubois county. IN 1873.
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81. aud county jai.


Chas. Durgdof VS.. &. Loehmer, Exr. ;
Surety released.
III. Lcsser VS.. J. -. Cavinder's es, ;
Judgment, 49, IL.
Ii. Loespr VS.. III NcCs.ns est. judg-
meni, S3l SIS.
:. Traylcr VS.. II. McCain's est. judy
ment. 81 TO-
l.. soluble vs.. J. ID. Cavinder's est. /:
judgment. s14 90.
]. lIrCain Va. III. NcClin's eat. judy
mcNi. 50 10.
y. Ciil. Treas. MORGAN Prcsbviery VS..
A. j. strains esi. Judgment. le6 81.
SIP. hcIain ". Wan. McCain's est. (:
Judgment. T2f2 30.
VIM. Monroe y. J. III. Lemons est /:
judgment. slC9 IS.
Sn.ofhers ~. Woodward; Partition /;
cause cudef by final report Of Comn's-
sioner 10 sell. showing haiaEce OF $95tl5
Alsiatt W.. Buchart; arreal: dismis'd.
Garman, Ct A.. l-X Iartc, Partition ;
j. G.. Schafer appointed Commissioner
TO convey 10 Trustee Of P,toSa Up. and
his SUCCESSORS in o.liee.
IIig.feld.vs Euchart appeal 6ismis'd.
II. II. Prior We Gerh. IL. Prior's est. !:
Judgment $40 Oh.
Singer Manufacturing CO. " Porter
Blackwell ct 81; judgment, liz 10.
Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine Co.
VS. Aaron Moore ind .iacnt. 32 90.
!. =. Goldman vs. J. Gasscr; Judgment
g32 IS.
J. b. Goldman vs J .Gasser Ell al judg-
ment. 81 60.
> Kuchlcr VS. J. A. Miller judgment,
see 80.
o. +. Hobbs ct. al. VS.. j. A. Miller:
judgment. S5oS s3.
State ". L. Herbig ct al; Judgment,
$50 90.
j. Travlorvs l.. X. Taylor ct al judg-
ment. S2i2 is.
Singer Mani Co. W +. N. Blackwell
ct s! alignment. sl93 10.
j. y. Mister W j. Schaier: dismissed.
G.. Kunkler va j Schster: dismissed.
j. Il. Gohman VS. j. schaicr ot al ;
Judgment $50 50.
u. X. Mears. ct al vs.. II. Senninser. ct
al judgement. 1856 "A.
NJ Kitzinger VS. y. Lory, ct TX; fore
closure for 1897 "A.
w. y Culbertson. ct al VS.. j. A. Mil
Ter: Judgment for $500 %.
II. McCord. et al VS.. Il. Pickhardt !;
judgment for $ll3 A..
l.. Kunkler vs. y. iIaskins; judgment
for $50 SO.
State Of Indiana on relation Rachel
Matherly ". Lerichi lIouchin Bastardy,
jury trial and finding for the Defendant.
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The PHgENoL oGIcAL JOURNAL opons
the year 1874 with most crcdilab,e
number for January. The features which
make up iis long table Of contents are
oi IN unusually inviting character. ana.
win TIE numerous illustrations. leave
nothing TO BE- desired bv any reader.
Among them arr: Gerald Massey. The
fo't Author. with fine portrait: Ro.l
Suecess: Analogous Oppression IN Ma
an' Animals. with illustrations. Tho
articulation School for TIE noar ANA
nmb: iioosac Tunnel. with i.lustra-
uons The Currency of The Future Il n
Money article: Clean or Unclcan Liter.
lure; Only Once. The Slave Trade ANA
Iho.e Interested, illustrated: Insanit,
~ Moral Treatment + 4 patient. M
perience and suggestions 1hc Use ol
II; The Origin az Coal: Sir Rodoricl.
Murchison. Will portrait: Bourbon RI.
NiFal ~ Europe Pen Pictures OF fri.h
1us'oms, Agricultural Hints. Price
o. c'nts for tie number. S3a wear
Now = the time TO subscribe. Address
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Prospectus for 1874 9TH Year.
r Z. =. - lENTNE,

Va li'n tra'cd Monthly tSurnal, universally .,u a,
10 se he llaud .ies' Periodical 10 the v orld.
reprcsen'- i've and Champion Of
Amer.sen Taste
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hn uare 10 the f'iuev interest chftf'-' &c ~ t-ti-
p -r re~'nfineis l. = en- rlefsr n''f~snfsv ~ ft
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CIRCUIT CouEr. This Court. Judge
Welborn presiding, has been in session
this week, and there being light dock
ct Is now ready to adjourn. A case OF
bastardy sent here on change OF venue
from Pike county, occupied one day =
Rachel Matherly, PHI. and Lericht
iiauchin Def.
The following il a synopsis of causes
disposed of mp TO "Wednesday evening /:
State vs. kitterman A. & b.; guilty /;
fined AZ 90.
State ". Il. F. Hobbs; Provoke: cont'd
II Parsons. ct al ; lrespass cont
W. Jones ircspass; continued.
. II. Rolin forgery continued.
VI. Miles srson continued.
-. Miller con. weapons guilty,
aud fined IS 20.
G.. Elkns A. with intent cont.
!. sumner: A. 4 i. :c0niinucd.
julius schultz; Ret. : notified.
r. Brewster; A. ~ Il. F.; cont'd.
{. Johnson; A. * B.. contd.
a. j. McNerny; A. X b.; not
guilty.
L. ,chraning; Ret. not guilty.
. Adam Miller; lutoy.: guilty !;
fined IS.
II. kirwer; Oh. highway; gull
ty;fined SIS.
(" Alice Beard murder; cont'd.
" George Mehiing Ret. guilty !;
tined SO.
Paul kunkler; Ret. guilty; fine
SO.
j. Crane, spscher; a <. Il; gull
ty: fine IS
e. Diilen: lntoE.; guilty; fine 80.
q. c. Dii.in; inior; guilty; iine ,s5.
y. FriiSch; lntoX. guilty.; fine 50.
Add Pst yeit iafoS guilty iine 81
John IL o'ph: He,9i!ing: cont'd.
Ga. SHINING; Retailing; continued.
Geo. Mchlinr: Retailing; continu'd.
Geo. Armor; lntoN not guilty.
-iiples 4 Drvore: mnrGrr; contd.
T.. .yans; intaS. gully Tue -.
l.. Lsrkin ;TrespasS guilty; the 81
Il. A. Nrudeck provo Se not guilty.
u. Foster; Con. weapon~; cont'd.
J. i.rd CIR Larceny; guilty; inc
4 4 t..sa "A "A.
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The daily gazette., 1874-12-08
S0Ie of tho Dercs County RaiI-
9.0ud.

On Saturday afternoon last George
F. Baer and Cyrus e. Derr,. Esqs.,
bought at Sheriff's sale, at the Court
House, the Berks County Railroad for
$500. Deputy Sheriff Mahlon F. Wolff
acted as auctioneer, and the following
persons were present: G. G.. Derr, ESQ,
representing the unsecured creditors;
George F. Baer, representing the ex-
ecution creditors; Col. Samuel L.
Young and f. r. Schell, Esqs., attor-
neys for the Berks County Railroad /;
Henry Bushong, President of the Berks
County Railroad Company; Sheriff
Mishler, Mr.. Moses X. Graeff and a
large number of citizens. The sale
opened with q bid from Moses X.
Graeff of 500, and was followed by a
bid from Messrs. Derr and Baer, of
$500 Mr.. Graeff then bid s400 and
Messrs. Derr and Baer $500, when the
sale. closed and the road was declared
sold to Messrs. Derr and Baer for that
amount. This sale includes all the
personal property of said company and
the road bed extending from Stating
ton to Highs farm, near the Poplar
Neck bridge, below this city, subject,
however, to lease on that portion of
the road between this city and Highs
farm, to the Wilmington and Reading
Railroad Company for 800 years, and
subject also throughout its entire leng-
tn to first mortgage of 81 500, 600.
The floating debt of the Berks County
Railroad Company exclusive of the
mortgage is about $500,009, The sale
was made by virtue of an agreement,
IN the interest of all concernedi. i. o. the
mortgage bondholders, the Judgment
and floating debt creditors. The
amount Of assets and liabilities cannot
be stated with any degree of certainty,
but it is thought that when the re-or-
ganization of the new company is
effected rs provided under the agree
ment, and revival of business takes
place, that the road will fulfil some of
the prophecies made concerning it, at
its inception, and that all the creditors
will ultimately he paid. Mcssrs. Derr
and Baer, the purchasers, cannot con-
tinuc to hold the road, but will with
due haste proceed, in accordance with
the statute in such case made and pro-
vidcd, TO organize new company to
whom they will transfer their title.
1t will be rccollected that the salo of
the railroad had been regularly post
poned by proclamation from time to
time, to await the result of the pro
cecdings in bankruptcy instituted by
g. G. Derr, Esq, for the unsecured
creditors, before Register Malsbergel
who had up to the day of sale heard
300 pages Of testimony. Pending these
proceedings an amicable arrangement
was entered into between the Railroad
ICompany and its creditors, including
those who had filed the petition for al
adjudication in bankruptcy. In pur
suance of which arrangement, the
bankruptcy proceedings were discon
tinucd, andthe sale took place us above
stated Heading Edglo.
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NEArNEss.-A girls everyday toilet is part
of her character. The maiden who is slovenly
in the morning is not to be trusted, however
fine she may look in the evening No matter
how humble your room may be, there are eight
things it should contain mirror, washstand,
water, soap, towel hair, nail and tooth brushes.
These are just as essential as your breakfast,
before which you should make good use of
them. Parents who fail to provide their child
ren with such appliances, not only make q
great mistake, but commit sin of omission.
Look tidy in the morning, and after the dinner
work is over improve your toilet Make it a
rule of your daily life to "dress mp. for the
anything better than calico; but with ribbon,
or flower, or some bit of ornament, you can
have an air of selfrespect and satisfaction, that
invariably comes with being well-dressed. A
girl with fine sensibilities cannot help feeling
embarrassed and awkward in ragged, dirty
dress, with her hair unkempt, if stranger or
neighbor should come in. Moreover, your
self-respect should demand decent appareling
for your body. You should make it point to
look as we'll as you can, even if you know
nobody will see you but yourself.