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DECISIONS RENDERED BIZ THE COURT OF conf
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MJssIoNERS.
WASHINGTON, June Ii, 1875.
In inc Court OF Commissioners OF the Alabama
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Gered-
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lFrom the RICHMOND wan.

From the Richmond whh1
"He writes we'll His style Is terse pointed inc'sive
ne his CpinS9ns e both men aad things with
FROM the Boston Post
the book written BY General sherman Is as striking
Ss.Syss read tisS great s2%%ss5sT
he capacity 70 hold sword aud the pen With equal
(From the Springfield Union.l
vy % na n M s y e a sas
has been sssed upon BY all our writers a. tho most TO
Prom tho Pbilsdeiphia Daily Telegraph
WIN rev e5Septions the book + remsrksby tsmpst-
ing narraVe OF Of Sr"at military military carer "0'' ''
~, From the SATURDAY Evening dazette.l
has era and TO whom hs country very largely
on as wei As tho carrying out 81 ono OF the naassr-
IFroo, the Eennobcs Journal
asS ana n 5es e.
shed OF one Of the most Important campaigns Of tina
From the New Home Journal
Viewed as military ycrs the autobiography Y
in nSOraturs =, Boswslis Life q pr Johnson
s G he foTf ;ha . wen a.
n H' stys Is =, much has own that Of
man elling his lie n plain, artless fashion, but vita
From the Tribune.
his o 'e e ws5 N wncn no @
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porrauros Of scenes and incidents ofless widespreaf
poweTil and IN some sense Snaue psTsonai eharso
ter WA prove the most interesting portions OF the
from tho New York Tlmesl
These memoirs by tar tho most interesting and
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the rebellion by the leading actors In The great
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always possess extraordinary Interest When u ro-
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have made familiar to fho public 1t not only becomes
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FROM the Evening Postl
General Sherman has told mis- story with the most
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tOBsRByATIoNs ON NASAL cATARRH," By A. n.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-07
Public Notice.

MINERS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
V1 hereby notified that the Basye Consoli-
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responsible for payment of 10 Dor or material
furnished TO parties having contracts or
al groom ents to work on any of the Company's
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ROOMS TO LET.

4 NUMBER OF HANDSOMELY FUR.
n nished Rooms to let, single or on suite.
Apply to the second house outh OF St. James'
ClaADA. SpHina s;LooA nl2f
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List OK Lands Advsrtissd for sale

the and
4 IRauty
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The Legislature has been called to
convene IN extra session on Tuesday.
March 9ih. Governor Hendricks. in his
proclamation. gives The following ne his
rca~ou- thereof:
Because of a disagreement between
ii,, sslate and the House OF Represen-
iatiyes at ihe present session of the
General Assembly, failure To pass laws
Indispensable TO the administration o.
the state Government including u e
revenue md yenerai appropriation bills
occurred. and because . share OF the
Vablic welfare requires specia! session
OF he General Assembly.
Roth Democrats and Republicans held
carcGses Monday, and the former pro-
posed 90 The latter, through Conference
Committee. TO pass the General and
Specific Appropriation Bill, the Liquor,
Fee aud Salary Bills, and adjourn. The
Republicans refused 10 agree 10 this,
M adopted resolution that they wosld
rrsac; sach legislation as seemed good.
ani then adjourn. Tile game they are
yiasisg j. very evident, and the odiGni
iys special and protracied session must
r..t upon ihcm-
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Private Dalzeli and the Bounty
ELI.
CALDWELL. o., March 6. 1875.


~ ih- Elitor ~ tie Euguirefs
The President refused his ornate sig
nature 20 our Equalization Bounty Bill
on tie following grounds, stated by
iim-elf: i. That the country can nor
spare the S30,OOcoO estimated az re-
4uirrd 70 pay the bounties. ,. That tho
bill came informally 10 him, signed. il is
true, by the presiding officers OF both
houses but. rs he is informed, improp-
erly signed. because the bill was laid on
tire Senate table. 3. That he would
hase vetoed il even III it had come in
proper shape. because the soldiers do
not ask the bounty, snd the claim agents
wouid De chiefly benefited by it, passage,
and they and the middle-men derive
more benefit than the soldiers from it
by fiscountIng them. Now, these are
President Grants reasons. fairly and
fully stated, for opposing and defeating
~. dispose Of al these objections at
single stroke of my pen by pronoun ne
ing them falseboods. The bill itself is
proof of the falsity OF the statement
that claim agents will be chiefly bene-
ftcl, for it provides si0as the maximum
fec even where line soldier gets $500
hOAANff ~bh tlAAF- III OlAGn-S
able BY $1,000 fine and one years pen
itentiary Imprisonment to exact more.
There. As TO transferring or discount
Ing bounties it is provided by Section 0
Of the bill that all sales and transfers OF
soldiers bounties are null and void. aud
that no on. but the soldier himself or
his legal representatives and heirs, if he
be dead, can draw the bounty. And as
10 the middle men, there can be none.
for the bill provides that the bounty
shall De paid directly to the soldier. and
tha. disposes OF that fanciful objection.
A 70 the country being too poor to pay
tie t30,OO0NO0 bounties, that is bosh.
i-gaGt never thought Of the poverty Of
the country when approving the scanda-
ious bin giving himself $4,000.
PRIVATE DALzELL-
2. s.-IIe says the soldiers don't ask
it. Thai Is 2 lie, and he knows IL, for
myself sent up 100000 names to petitions
for this very bill, and notified Grant OF
that fact in more than hundred letters.
He knows that he lies. P.D.
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.hsa slcss any else IN Dubcis county. Re invits
Inspection Of hts gods asd prices. vhsther yea
-sns TO Boy not. - IL 10 . pleasure sc sho- s0eS
~cSds.
yOSEPH FRIE DAAn-
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PRIVATE DALzELL
For the Jasper Courier.
From Crackers Neck.
March al 1erS

March Sd, 1875.
Farmers are preparing for large
crops Of tobacco in this neighborLood.
-Jsmes Harris and his school are both
lnder coed control.
William Harris, J. p, has tried one
case.
Thank God the Christian church al
The Vaughn sshool house is doing well,
'--Lncie Iohny Pirile is in fine spir-
- lie iAia<s pony will bring a fine
-slt this spring.
"A dam osborn accidentIy cut Tree
ec taat scll on his great coon dog, kill
Ing hln instantly. Coons can 90 free
new They held meeting of thanks
giving last week at which Low Robinson
wa leader and delivered a lengthy dis
cour't. Tos JOHNSON.
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fT The County Commissioners last
Saturday sgreed they would let ont the
contract. on the 24th of May, for an ad-
dition Of ttirty-two feet in length TO
the west end Of the Court House, at a
cost ~ not to exceed 5000, the addition
u Ne ia the same style as the present
ha..iing. The addition. or an entire
Lew building more convenient thsn the
present, has been an evident necessity
for some LINE, but we are not certain
but A new building on a more eligible
lot would have been preferable. The
present locarioa is an obstruction TO the
streets OF the town, aad detracts largely
from it, beauty.
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigncd has been appointed Ad-
ministrator, with the Will annexed, OF
the estate Of George l.. Neukam, late OF
Dubois county, deceased.
Said estate is supposed to he solvent.
THOMAS EErxAx.
Admir- with the Will annexed.
n. RrFrrvrR. Attorney.
March 5th, lS75.-3t
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far e.rti<nsn's uss together -ith large line cf
yOrfOys. MILLINERY, HATS, RlBBOys, TRfNNINGs-
CROCERIEs a. all kinds. HARDWARE, WOoDkS-
cosn try Store. al q which have besa purShAed
extremely io~ fo- cash. and FoR Cash he bslisvssh 30
can give little
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ADMINISTRATORS NUrlJE-
NOTICE j. hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned las been appointed Ad-
miaistraior. with will annexed. Of the
estate OF Andreas Hopf. late OF DE-
bois county. Indiana. deceased SaiG
estate is supposed 10 10 solvent
JOHN HOPF. Sr.. Adrl-.
c. DoASE. Atty. lFeb. rs '75.-St
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DALE. INDIArA.

CEBA-rIAN KOENfG respectfully tnfc--1s re r.n
- lie hat h. 10 prspsred 10 sorsDmotsfs usssies
Hnt others IN ssot style sD6 en- rsa~snasls Hrms
stable 10 god, sst Ais BAR 10 ssppss un AZ ne %"
'qusi,iss II Bcuer. sri rentls.snl. sssnssn'r-
A shsr. 81 psfrsnses 70 ssiici.t&.
rareA ssA, fsTs.-iy
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ABsOLEM HARRISON,

nF HARRISON township, gives this no
~ tice to all persons owing him. that
they must pay up the interest on their
notes promptly, or he will be compelled
to sue for the principal. He wants the
money now. A hint TO the wise is suf-
ficient. ABsoLEM HARRISON.
March 5th, l675.-3t
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 4!

whomnmav vorn ta the o o = uh
he rpvfo fopayne nepihaL f d from h there's
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IL prn~pLi id
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SPECIAL ELECTION In
" A RlON TOwNsHIP.
--O-O-C--
STATE OF INDIANA,l

DUBoIs COUNTY,
To the Sheriff Of Dubois Co., Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded to give
notice SIS required BY law to the
qualified voters Of Marion Township. in
aid county OF Dubois. that Al election
VIII oe held u, the precinct in said tows-
ship on
TUESDAY, the 3Osh day OF March, 1875.
for the purpose Of electfng Two Justices
III the Peace fer said Marion township.
20 I'LL the vacancies ocrasioned bv the
failure 10 quality of Andrew klinyel
md John Greener, elected 10 nil the
-lid Offices at the October election, A. D..
ga
Witness my hand and the seal or
the Dubois Circuit Court, 1T jas
per. this 2fth day OF February, A.
ID. 1875.
B,ZIL r. EDNOySTON, Clerk.
BY h. l. GREENE, Deputy.
PROCLAMATION.
State o. lsDsAsA, -.
Dubois County.
The qualified voters OF Marion town
chip. Dubois county, Indiana, are here
by notified that the polls will Be opened
st the usual plsce OF holding elections,
in said township. on Tuesday. March
rIoth. 1877. for the purpose Of slssting
two Justices Of the Peace, as mentiored
in the foregoing precipe. whereof ell
persons interested will take notice and
govern themselves sceordipEly.
Witness nv hand this 18th day Of
February, 1873.
JOHN WEIKEL, Sheriff ID. c.
February 26th. ls74.-A
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VIII be sent gratis 81 z-y plain nfdres-. -
50 ~. az either Ficwer- Garden. Tree. Fruit.
Evergreen, or Rerb S~~ts. for 81 90. SEN. by
mail. prsy.asa y-EoLEsALE { CsTaLOGrE
TO THE TRADE. Agents wans-i-
a. N. WATSON, old Colony Nurseries
and seed Warehouse. Pismonth, Mass
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The Jasper weekly courier., 1875-03-12


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a clereiand niInmn,n

When at about the middle of tie ceosswalk
she dropped well-flled wallet out of her hand
Then the trouble began in earnest. SIZE stopped
oyer.in front to pick it up bu. Ler fingers could
not reach the wallet by eighteen inches She
changed her parasol into her right hand and
tined 10 reach sideways for the wallet Il wa-
where near the coveted article. she then tried
TO get down On her knees but abe might as we'll
endeavor to pick up drop OF water With her
ear She reached backward. but her hand only
extended downward on levet with ler hips.
She appeared to be much embaria-red No oUa
seemed 10 BE- passing at the moment who could
assist her. An thought str1ek her sulleulv.
Quickly turning her parasol with the top on tie
ground, ehe glIded pretty little foot out from
beneath her snow-white ekirta, ard with a gon-
tie KICK the wallet lay IN the concsye parachute.
-Ctgeia,ld LedtLr