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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24
Odds and Ends.

"Ah ounce " mother" SAYS the
Spanish proverb, is worth pound Of
clergy"
The Milwaukee girl who was arrest
ed for stealing pair of shoes 10 wear to
Sunday-school says she will never try TO
be good again.
A colorcd philosopher observed the
other day. while in conversation with a
friend on GAY Street, = dusn't b'lieve
in having pardener wen you've o'ny
got small business. If yer make emmy
thing. why Yer don't cit il, an if Yer
lose, yer have 10 lose il all. : Jesse"
remarked his acquic~cent companion.
Josh Billings says-"The live man
IL like little pig; he is weaned young
and begins To root early. He IL the pep
persaS> ov creation, the allspice ov the
world. One live man in a village IL
like a case ov the itch in distrik school.
he sets every body scratching at onst."
Going up Abbott Street Yesterday.
n man saw "A boy abou, eleven years Of
age. seated on the sidewalk, bare head
ed, in the full blaze of the scorching
sun. "Bub, YOU ought not To sit there !"
said the man. WHY "Bccause you'll
get all tanned up" "Makes no differ
cnce To me whether sit in the sun or
the shade" sadly answered the boy,
.'mother tans mel up three or four times
day any how. Free Press.
some weeks ago n Detroit wife dis
guiscd her chirography and wrote her
husband love letter under an assumed
,,ar,. JIa apsuoroI - vary rrop,,,.l,-
and a correspondence ensued which last
ed for six weeks. He finally threatened
\ to commit suicide in case his unknown
correspondent did not meet him. and
the wife then had a parlor Sedncc and
exhibited the letters. The attempts Of
the husband 10 laugh and declare that
he knew her handwriting all the time,
and wanted 10 see how far she would
20. were among the most lamentable
failures Of the present sad year.-frce
Press.
Yesterday morning in rushing
around the Detroit and Milwaukee de-
pot a cross-looking old codger bound
for Ohio fell over truck and plowcd hi.
nose along the planks for distance OF
ten feet. He got up very quietly. and
AS he made no remarks the depot police.
man inquired: didn't You hurt your.
sclf?" Game within an inch Of being
killed" was the sulky answer. "Ther
why didn't YOU swear and tear around?'
''Causc," said the man, pulling ont hi
watch, "I'll be home in three hour.
from now and III get sled-stake and
pound thunder ont Of my old army mul,
to pay for this!"-Frce Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24
Three Hundred Tons OF Mussels on the
Great Eastern's Bottom.

Henry Lee writes in Land ami lFRcr
concerning an examination he has made
of the bottom Of the Great Eastern
..There were traces Of = few barnacles
near the level Of the water-line. espe-
cially about the stern-po~t, and between
il and the rudder. and the latter itself.
as we'll rs the propelling screw, was
covered with the common acron barha-
cles or .chitters'; but all the rest of the
hull usually submerged was clad with an
enormous multitude of musSel>. cllis-
tered together in one dense and contln-
uous deposit extending over a surface OF
-, 900 square feet Of iron plates, and IN
some parts six inches thick. MIR. Beck
with had made "A calculation. which
was able Ia verify with him, of the total
weight IF the mussels thus accumulated
Ii was found Us careful experiment thai
the average weight of those on each
square foot was from twelve 10 thirteen
pounds therefore the vessel was encum-
bered with not less than three hundred
tons Of living marine animals adhering
To her-mussclS enough. in fact, Ia load
with fun cargocs two ordinary collier
brigs. Although the mere weight 81
this mass would not. perhaps. much at.
feet the buoyancy Of vessel of 25,eVe
tons burden. il will bc readily under
stood that the friction Of such rough
Jagged incrustation passing through thu
water would materially diminish hei
speed As these troublesome adhcrent'
were scraped off with shovels by work
men employed under contract 10 remov'
them, they were carried away .,
carloads and boatloads and buried along
the shore Of the haven. In some locall
ties they would have been heartily wei
coined by the fishermen as valuable
| bait"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24
A Boston Merchants Integrity.
! Boston paper tells this story

Boston paper tells this story.
The late Samuel Brown. ESQ mer-
chant Of this city, President Of The Union
Bank, and the owner Of " Browns,
wharf and Of a large amount Of real
estate now the property Of the Boston
Ias-Llght Company, is still remember
cd by our Older citizens. When the elder
Quincy was Mayor, with his wonderful
sagacity he saw the necessity Of moving
the Almshouse and the House of Cor
reciion Chen on Leyerett STREET. To
south Boston. Mr.. Brown owned very
large vacant estate where the buildings
now stand, and Mr. Quincy called upon
nm and stated his purpose 70 induce the
CITY Government 10 remove the institu-
tions 10 South Boston, and asked the
price Of the estate referred to. The re-
ply was $4,000. Mr. Quincy said that
would do, and asked thirty DAYS refusal
and bond Of il, in order TO endeavorto
persuade the City Council to tothe
measure Mr.. Brown said that he
should give no bond, as his word was
his bond always. The Mayor took his
word, and in twenty-eight days had OBJ
tanned the proper authority and again
waited on Mr.. Brown, saying that he
had come to complete the sale OF that
land.
"What land?" asked Mr.. Brown.
"Why, the South Boston land we
spoke Of, = said the Mayor.
At what price, sir?" asked the
I former.
Thirty thousand dollars replied
the latter, 1.-THE price agreed upon"
did ! say that amount, sir
lyon did"
"Have you any writing to tina, ef
fect?"
mo. sir. none"
"Well. 4" said Mr. Brown. " since YOU
were here have been offered $4,000
cash for il. and can you expect me TO
sell it for $50, 900 to the citv?''
Il do" replied Mr.. Quincy, "be-
cause you agreed to-
. Have you any proof Of that
. Yes. am the witness
"But you, being an interested party,
cant be a witness. Have you any 9TH
or witness or proof. and do you ask me
to refuse s60,O 900 for the land, and sell
it to the city for s50,OoO?n
II do
You have no bond for it, have you,
Mr.. Quincy?"
None, sir. whatever" replied the
Mayor, stretching himself up with great
dignity-.none whatever but your word,
and that you said was your bond"
And. replied Mr. Brown, stretch
ing himself up with equal dignity. . 80
it j.. My word j. my bond, and for
$4,000 the land i yours"
And it was. The buildings were
erected upon that estate, and there they
stand, monument 10 Mr.. Samuel
Browns mercantile integrity.
To-day that land is worth millions of
dollars to this city. Can any person
but feel proud of this instance of ster-
ling integrity? In those times $4,000
was fortune, but the world could not
bid high enough to bride Samuel Brown
to a mean action.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24

There are now 200 graded schools
i'm Wisconsin, and three normal schools,
and fourth In process Of organization
AT recent Ministerial Union meet
Ing At indianapolis, unity 81 education
and It's compulsory enforcement were
strenously advocated.
The French Assembly increased the
salaries of teachers in the national
schools at the last session SO that males
now receive from 900 10 |, 200 francs per
year, and females from 200 10 900.
Mount liolyoke Seminary has sup
piled 10 wives for foreign missionaries,
the last two graduating classes furnish
ing eighteen. They usually go abroad
first as teachers, and are speedily mar
ried by the missionaries.
Al Woonsocket, "A ilourishing man
ufacturing village Of Rhode Island, the
Rev. Father Berkins, a French priest,
was hung in eiiigy the other day by his
flock. The dispute Is about the loca-
tion Of a house Of worship.
The first camp-meetings in America
were held in 1867 by two Baptist minis
tiers, the Rev Samuel Harris and the
Rev. James Reed, who preached in that
part of Virginia between the Kappa
hammock and James Rivers.
The new Unitarian church built for
the Rev. DIR. Lothrop, in Boston, has a
tower that rises square TO "A height Of
2JO feet. Toward the top are immense
bias rcliefs Of scriptural scenes, and al
the corners are 4 enormous angels blow
ing trumpets.
The brooklyn Journai Of Education
pertinently SAYS to teachers concerning
the questions Of pupils IF YOU cannot
answer a question pointedly and clearly
when asked, say 80; think Of il until
YOU can then. after the lesson is recit-
ed, give The information desired
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24

The houring mills Of Minneapolis,
Mimi. ground last year 6,592 500 bush
els Of grain
In the neighborhood Of Ypsilanti
Mich, farmer, are shearing sheep by
machinery.
Among the shipments TO Antwerp
by the Naderland from Philadelphia last
week were zoo >cwing-mac hines.
In spite Of grasshoppers, Minnesota
will be able TO sell 10000, 900 bushel, Of
grain thi, season.
East Hartford. Conn, expects to
put more tobacco in the market this
season than before for ten years.
The Kansas Mcnnanites preserve
melons for winter eating. by placing
them in barrels and covering them with
salt
The commercial experiment Of
shipping live cattle from Boston To Liv-
erpool ha, proved a complete success.
Baltimore j. now the only city in
the 'nitcd States where girls are not
employed in some Of the printing offices
As compo~itors.
A girl at Pultncy, \. u, recently
nailed COO grape boxes in one day Of IL
hours. driving lO,Oco nails and handling
5000 pieces Of wood.
California imports bricks from
Japan. as better and cheaper than those
made in the State, notwithstanding y
per cent. ad rdi0rc1H duty.
Superintendent McCartee. of tn,
Federal Treasury Engraving and Print
ing Bureau, has received a handSom,
gold medal. which j. the first prize foi
engraving and printing awarded ut tn,
Vienna Exhibition.
The manufacture Of scwing-machin,
needles is carried on extensively il
Brockton. Mass, and in the past yea
the production AZ two manufacture.
has been nearly 100000. At presen
they are finishing about 10000 needle
day
A German chemist says he ha
made a compound which. in the con
centrated form Of powder, possesse'
all the qualities Of lager beer. One ounce
Of IL put into gallon If water Will pro
duce a beverage that cannot distinguish
cd from ordinary beer.
The Consolidated Virginia Mine ]
sending forth steady stream of or
worth ~. 900 per hour, or more than
dollar every two seconds. The stock q
this mine is quoted at 1926 share
Three years ago it was selling for s26
In one week ii leaped to $40, and late
10 nearly $500. Such are the vagaries O
Nevada mining stock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24
Sad Results OF Religious Excitement.

One of the sad results Of excessive re-
ligious excitement was witnessed last
evening on the North Side. A young
Girl. living on East Indiana Street. near
Clark. had devoted herself 10 religious
exercises and reading until she had be-
come partially demented, and, in a
fervor Of what she deemed pious zeal,
she concluded that to the pure in heart
all things were pure, and that therefore
clothes were only hindrance and en-
tirely superfluous TO the righteous. Thus
believing. she removed every article Of
raimeni from her person and ran out on
the street. Before her absence from the
house had been noticed she had made
her way to Clark Street and passed
rapidly along that thoroughfare for two
or three blocks before any body could
muster up courage enough to stop her.
Ii is hardly necessary TO say that she was
the observed of all whom she met. AZ
length a man with more moral stamina
than the rest stopped her and wanted
her 10 90 home She refused to do this,
however. and also declined TO put on n
shawl offered her by a lady, saying 10
the latter that she would not be defiled
by the touch Of garments. and that only
the sinful needed covering; for herself
she was clothed with righteousness. and
needed no other habiliments than those
of the Word Although this may have
been convincing TO the girl. II wss not 10
4 pc,iceman who came up. and he ac-
cordingly took her in charge and re-
turned her To her home. Chicago Iri-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24
school and Church.

Instruction and degrees are now
given to women at the University Of Co
penhagcn.
The Dtdrio Espanol, the Ministerial
organ in Spain, has published an article
IN favor of religious freedom.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24

TO Cook Satisfy. Boil the satisfy soft.
mash il up. and mix about satisfy
with I good -four batter. such as would
make good fritters or pancakes, and fry
il in little dabS about the size of an oys-
ter, enveloped in the same manner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24

The British Government paid out
last year IS, i03, 575 in pensions.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06
gfDbeofr.

S'Iut uHtuIU w NNIttllu ZOU,Olf
Gmi9ranter, bporibIanbt 6 9iterater,
1873 S~fuslpiusre. 100 kunltnsre, 3S1
Yreiter % 3645 andre ituoerte Soft,
324S2 5aanbpertere o9 101 3lS /
forifielIi9e 9iositlljuser. Sill 8las.
len "Sn9en beitemt 8efiuitioelle"
bcnre9neS 10. 4 Yerionsr, bousD.
ia9eIi9 aoiuber os Sern.
Bottom Qisr itorc 5SorbereNeIlcr
for 6citIi8bOlceIlen al $nnOrcre. 4ars.
easen for SIa9et peo 8unters SiQ
Den 170e Suui. 8praaoet bar Be.
pil9et $50 900 for QnIe0uina.
Sitnationsn i YsnnipIpanias
Sui iltrifter pebbIiper / Oct polent.
ll9e at pere Den famine lom I'LL /
i,o9le Tiger. Set er iIbsum llence
Se9n, of Minererne bs9bnne at eue
iig / 8ru9en nf @oaben.
TGroien al De %arer, iom uofer.
tss. til DC Sor. Stater i 1874, bar
s577369.7 I'll / Sub (6root %
Sob f~raregnet), altiaa 474 Mia. Dol.
lars minore emo / 1873. - WGroien
at noIerte 8arer +. u. bar $642,
599,62S. oper IL Wiu. mere END /
1878.
&ommisiionrrerns, Tom er no.
nGDnt for at repioere @isconiins
9ope. bar begbnot paa bette Mrbeioc.
3iIltanoen | @Iaifa bslfriues
at pere al en- ier9elia Irt, laa at
S~Slenosrne ilet life ber iotts noset
Sremtiosbaab til bette 9auo.
Grfebiifoppen al Msrjco bar
noiteet ct Sprcebrsp, bpore bah for.
maner til 9poigbeb moo Suriabeoen
% til mso %frlitsli9 SaalmObi9bsb al
Hoe S%orfel9eller.
Set er oplbit, at Der for bper
8uibel Spsoe, iom ienoss ousr Neip
gorf, forlansss 81 Gents for uoIos.
ming, Ssinins Snolosnins olp. Sstts
Ct n9iten bobbelt laa bei Detailing
iom ben Der for famine Nrbsipe
fOrlonses paa andre Stebsr.
Sra @louceiter, Mais.. bsrst.
tee, at S~ilterbaaben 8. 6. Sail an.
9iues at bore tabt r1eo II Wano
omboro.
- Dubuque / Soma bill anbenbs
$4,000 for SpfereIlen al ct Ope.
rabus.
- Wormonife MisIonerer pinber
Qonoon, Snteria. mango SiIben.
9.re, % nosIe af bisie bleu bsbte
forrise use.
- gn Snbpaaner al Nanitoba,
Sharon &c.. Sq., Ios nplis fin Su.
ftru iaa lense at ban troebe, bun
bar Bob, buorpaa ban banste fig
ielu.
- s Sbo &aroIina bar iterf Scat.
froit paa fere Steoer eiort n,s9en
Staoe paa Bomulo % anoen Mu.
ling.
Senrp SO. Nttinlon bar no.
fort bet beiparlise oa farlise Sueru
at Hptts Sidapoo.S noianerne fra
meritanif S%orobunb; nplis ~tiItraaote
ban Hsiien meb Dem fra Gan Mn.
tonic, Seras. til bsres 8eieruation /
Snoianer. Serrstorist.
Sra Gbicago inoIcber itabie
Mebbslsllsr ON, of bebe Wsnnelfer
iiubss / 6loosrne; nriten hUer Dag
timber man ct Sig.
"&be @omnn's Temperance
Union" bar uoienbt til ale Nrbeios
berrer 9ilculerer ON at of6etale line
Mrbsioere Manoa9 ilteoetfor 9erbag;
bsrpsb piloe. tror De, minbre al Cen.
rsn oriftes bort, % Senbaseu mere
operbolbeS.
Silitanben / Sbb &arolina
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06
- Sen 23bs Mpril iamIsbss


ct Mebe for at Or9aniiere en- llterUr
Screening. ga Oct bar Den 3l1te
Marsoa9 for Den iterite snsellts 8or.
fatters Senle!soa9, fit 6orsnin9sn
Iapnct SbafelpeareS Stub.
Gn SflbSbD0meiter i Gbriitis
/ 9cnDon bar f%onitrueret Ell Slo9s
8eoningsbeie, al 6orm ION en- BaaO,
Der npIi9 prcpenss i SDerUer al Ell
6leibcb S~nQfBnoi9e.
Der tales % IfripeS meget. ON
Ell 3unnel uuoer StrGoet peo 81
broItar. Str0oet er omtrsnt 5,eng.
Viii brsbt.
- Iolitipraiiosnten / @oieu, 5nit
LAMB, bar bsialet ale / bans Gm.
bsoSoilttitt boenbe llriuIiuo Nonner.
al De ON , Waansctr ltaI iorlars
9anoet.
Observation-Disclosures / Va.
ris bar opsrDra9et CONNER Gamberi
at ltubers Oct amerifanifs StoleuG'
len % at menosle Tssicrin9eh Hap'
port ~angaosuoe upfaIoet. Gnmb'rt
oil / Den Gnleonina beige @aIblnG'
ton, Nslp yOrf os loitiQinssu / Ybi,
iapelpbia.
- Sra 9OnoOn bsrcttes, at 9r.
8ensbIps Sorila0 at iOrfaltr Suriens
&jsnbsIle / Slhboru.S agcn oil bIiUe
fn0st unber 8~sbnnoliu9 / llnoerbu'
Jet Den 23os Npril. Gu itaoia p9en.
DC 0oIfsbob itoOe uoeniOr Earlio.
mentsbp9nin9en. 90 man trp9ttnf
for @olriombeosr Snnpreocr al gr.
tra.Y oIitimGno pare puitsreoe / Mrr.
bsoeu. Sr. 8cnepIp moNtosss meo
Surror0ab.
- YIanot Sc 4etiOncr, Icm er
iuolat i N~rbeipSbuiet / 9%iusrpCol.
gnslanp, bar @ntallet al Sale be-
tpbeIis tilta9st / Den lenere 3io boil
fst tillfripes osn blanot Dem uobruote
rslisicie S%eu9sslic.
- Snoisns &iesfOn9e. 9ornNortb.
broot, bar srtlGrst 9uittparen al
8arooa for aiiat fro Reslerln9en.
men tluapsr bam mso Samills at
30 inoen britiit Snoiens 8r9noIer I;
/ bans Stsb bill Wiesfon9sn pGlse
en- al bans (8nifwarsn) camille til
at re9i.re Barooa.
- Moo SIutniu9sn al Mpril B.
u. aster 81. Stepsnoiat Ssaano at
afr.iis fra &rlitiania ousr S~iebenbapn
til Noro.@ rcnlano for at itubere BE-
Der parenbe isfplote 6ioroe.
- 8il Goripurspaisnst i Dan.
mart bar 8lssbusens Ssnitre tiIbuct
en- ertra oroiner BsuiIsuins al 80
MiQ. &rousr.
Sra SonoluIu (paa Sanopids.
Gerne) berettss ON en- uOlolom Sne.
form iorn bsieste Suwaii Nattsu til
Den 2osn STARTS. Bisrs.nss Sopps
bIep lnebso0ifeoe, msosns bet re9ns.
be ltertt | Oalen. Sen n9ite Wor.
gen opsrrafsoes Snopaansrne mso
Oct for Dem uparte Spn, at le ben
tsmpsrsrees Bones bbioe Susoetfs
upbrsot ODER Ssioerne al osres 8.
- Set Flolohifs 8afultet ueo Uni.
psrIitstst / 3ilrih bar tiloelt Srrfsn
Steiania &olifa / &lrldlu Naun
"Sepsr o9 WGroi9beo" lOm SottOr
/ SiloiOh / Nn|ennln9 al ct Of benos
unoer 8iielsn "8relfe 8uinbeififfe!.
Ter" inoi,not uipenltabs!igt @rbelcs.
S @Ids (Stsiermarf). boor
Sou Carlos Brooer @Iions ppbol-
oer il9 forlegte Cn 0~oIfsbob at tr0n.
&c inb i bans @lua. Yolitiet la9e'
De SOlpSmenosne tiIbage % iUas.
Hoe fere af Dem.
vi ben lpbifs Iesisrins er
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

aieroe.
Sra Sabanna (euba) berettes.
at Statboloer &almoieoa bar louet
S~enaaoning til ale Sc Gsbeller, JON
ncble9ae Sauben forinben isritfCm.
menbs 30te Rai. Oerira u%notu9ne
CT fun De ipanife llnrerioattsr, iom
al fri @Ilie fiGmper / S~uIur9enter'
neS IN'fer til 8ri9ens SIutnin9.
Der tales ON, at De Soreneoe
Staters MiniIter i YariS, gSalbburr,
lfal fnnne Ocntes biem sfter fort @ios
SOr!pb for at afIgie 6ilf iom lloel.
rlg@miniter | Srants &abinet, o9
Gp9terue ~iortUler, at Dor nuOeren.
De Ghsf / Separtemsntet for Oct
Snbre a9ter of forcta9e en- &siIe til
europa. Wan0s lsoenpe &oIitifere
omtnIer ogiao Malbburn JON en- mil.
lig aanoiOat for be Sor. Staters
Yr9Iibent til nHite &al9. os eiter
S%OrIbpenoe ifaI Grant gnife at le
oenue lin game poIitilfe Sen lOm
Gftermanb / Oct buioe Sus.
- S%nbpannerne at 5ennsslees psit.
li9e Oiitrifter biemisses / oeune
Sio at en- MP Ylase, ioet Ssite 90
Mulsr / fort Intal Der cerai, at
De bioss af ben iaafalote "Bufalo
@nat". iom i fore SDerme 9iGiter
oisis gsne. Seoeli9beoeu er meset
lterre emo Den Sang "gpijoOtisn"
rulsoe. % mango gi,rs al YIanta.
ger oil lioe itOre Sab, % ON be ei
bliber alcsles ruinerebe, peo at mi.
tie fine Srefopr paa ell Sio, ba Yru.
gen at oisle melt tiltr9uges.
gpen Sibfoib &is., bUOr Der
/ 1874 nsObrenots 600 Suis, sr MI
after blspen beriet af ell eoslN99en.
De Slbebrano. Der bar la9t neiien
belle 8pen / Iifs. Sfaosn a~nilaaes
til eper 2 MiQioner Souors.
- uoT9terne for Narpsisn / Noro.
peiten er for benne Sommer life
sunitiss, men Dog life iaa treitssleis
lom giterretninssr,le for en- use Il.
Den loo formooe.
- MaiOr 8Obert Wae6esbp er
al Yraiibenten uoneunt til Nrme.
ens 8stalin9smsiter iiteoetfOr afoebe
@eneral Sbires.
- Gn farpet Yret / Georgetown
Delatuare. Der bapoe mprsst fin 9u.
itru, bIeu npIi9 funo.t ltiult timber
&irtens Sag.
- gu 9ummsl, inbiuas &pinbe
/ gbwarosport. 5nb.. bar iammsn
@eo, lob b.nne antonoe % fatte zig
i.lp paa Baalet for at BE-. Settle
itebe forrise 3srbas NOR b.nbes9ism.
ba be andre Bebosre at Suiet Dor
~frauerenoe.
- Ssiuitertirten paa 12te @aoe
i Chicago bar MI facet iitano lit npe
24O SOB beie Saarn, bet beiefte /
Gbica9o. Mstalforist er Is SOB.
- Sbomas 6. Wooowaro fra
Soma Ct uonnbnt til 6ormano / Den
&ommisIlon, Tom ifal unoeriese ga.
tentfontorets Nnli99snoer.
- Sra Milpaufse bsrettss, at ct
6lertal Of Statens republifanfe Sen.
tralfommitie lfal t9nfe paa at op.
title Noro manosu eg. Senator 8. u.
Sobnion fra Sans 50. lom Stais.
ietrsier. gmne PED Seitual9et. See.
brelanost os Gmigranten" anbsfaler
Sr Gbos g.. SoIbera at ga Grolse
megct parmt til Statsi,fretHr .gmbs.
oct.
CALIFORNIA; 0e9is!atiir bar peo
taget en- 0op, iom bsltsmmer, at Der
life ifal sierss nosen 6Oriflel / 3en'
uen for manbllse % fuinoeli9e 9G.
rsre.
, 1875-11-24
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDE-
RIKSTED'S POST OFFICE.

Mrs. Isabella Arnott, Mr.. Robert Abed-
nego, Mr.. John Isaac Brewster, Mr.. Os-
borne Benners, Miss Mary Bourke, Mrs.
Mary Crutze, Mrs. G. Eperson, Miss Maria
L. Edwards, Mrs. Elizabeth Elias, Jackson
Ellis, Christian Francis, Miss Anne E.
Foradin. Michael Finnigan Esqr., Miss
Polly Granger, Miss Mary Henricksen,
Mrs Sarah Henry, Mr.. Charles Henry,
Miss Rosa James, Mrs. Maria Jacobs,
Miss Mary E. James, Miss Johanna Isaac,
Miss Rosalin Knight ., Frederik L0fler,
Miss Phoebe Lucas, Miss Louise Mclean,
Miss Antoinette Masterson, Miss Maria
Newton, Mrs. PomeIia Peterson, Kirstine
Richard, Diana Roberts, Miss Susan Steven,
Jane Saderson, Mr.. Simon Simmons, Miss
Simpson, Miss Theresa Simon, Miss Anne
Eleanor Simmons, James Edward Frot-
man, Miss Louise Thomas, Miss Jane
Simpson, Miss Louise Mathilde William,
Mrs. Josephine White, Mr.. J. E, Vallade,
Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, Miss Katy War
rens, Miss Coelestina Williams.
Postofice, Frederiksted st. Croix 10th
Of November 1875.
WEDERSO.
, 1875-11-24
WEDERSO.
PRO E d l. S
UP PHG
COLONIAL COUNCIL FOR ST. CR1II.
"YP ~ ~ 93T

MONDAY 18th November 1875, IL o'clock
noon, tho Colonial Council held its 4tb Ordinary
Meeting, which at the request of the Presidency
had been postponed from the lst inst.
The Member were present with exception of
2nd Crownmember (WiIlamoes) 5th Grown.
member Ours and 1st Member for Christian
sted (Lemmingl who had reported their inabiIi.
ty to atten sowing to press of business.
Fne minutes Of the last Meeting were
read.
The Chairman notified that he had received
through End Member for Frederiksted's Country
District lLatimer) a memorial from Mr.. j. N.
Mosslm of Fredrriksted, which was on the
Councils table and would come before the
Council when The business on he Oder of the
Day had been dispatched.
AgreoabIy TO the Order of TIE Day the Coun-
oil proceeded to;
u Election OF Members to revise St. Croix
Communal Accounts tor 1874.
The result was that Of IS voting tickets
handed in, Sarauw received II and Faber 10
votes.
q 1st Discussion on the Draft Of Ordinance
by which the Law of 4th February 1871
concerning Vaccination, is extended to
be valid in the Danish Westindia Islands
The Draft with Motives reads as follows;
, 1875-11-24
Publication.

1T is hereby made known, that IN
der date of 18th August a. c.
his Majesty the King has been pleas
ed most graciousIy to grant Mr..
G. A. lIagemann of Copenhagen
two additional patents, by which the
patents most graciously granted him
under date Of 9Th May a. c.-for
during II term of five years TO CON
struct, and cause to be constructed,
in all parts of Denmark, except
the FRroe Islands, Iceland and the
Colonies, Air Pumps worked by
Water, rushing through long vertical
tubes, and Improved Apparatuses for
the evaporation or Concentration of
Fluids by high or low temperature
and with or without Air Jet, as re-
spectively by him described-are
most graciously extended to be valid
also in the Danish West India
Islands.
Government of the Danish West
India Islands, St. Thomas 18th
November 1875.
AUG. GARDE.