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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
BY Telegraph.
NEK YORK.

NEW YORK, June 5.-NoOn.-StOcks active ana
strong. Money, 2.. Gold, 1929. Exchange-Long,
4SS: short. 40. Governments active and strong.
States quiet and nominal.
Ecening7Money easy At 1905 sterling ,, stcauTy
steady. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 5.-Virginla 6's, deferred, 6;
old I6; new s special tax, = Bid to-day.
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DrOwned-.Fir0.

Especial telegram to the DisDatch.l
REIDsvILLE, n. c., June 5.-This after
noon at about O'Clock, during fishing
frolic near this place, at lrving's mill-pond,
young man named Johnny Wharton and a
colored man named Lewis Griggs were
drowned. Mr.. Wharton was sinking for
the third and last time when the colorcd
boy sprang in to his rescue, but, sad to say,
both sank in each others arms to rise no
more. Their bodies were recovered at 7
O'Clock.
A small fire broke out at dark in Lopcr'S
candy-store, but was eXtinguished before
serious damage had been done.
Associated Pres. telesraIns.l
BLAINE'S LETTEEs.
W.stIISGToS, June SIN the correspond
ence read by Mr.. Blaine in the House to-day
there we're fifteen letters in all, covering n
neriod from 1862 to 1873. He commented
ON and explained them as he went along.
Several OF them were in reference
TO proposed settlements between himself
and Fisher: some were in refusal OF Fishers
applications for money, owing to inability
To comply, One was 4 relation by Blaine OF
how during the first five weeks OF his speak
prship he had decided q point OF order
which proved to be in the interest OF the
Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad, with
ont knowledge, however, that Fisher or
any one OF his friends was likely to be BEN
cited thereby. In regard to this letter his
explanation went into full particulars.
MIR. KERR SUBMITS A SWORN STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Mr. Kerr to-day
submitted TO the committee sworn state
mcnt that Harney's statement is utterly ana
wickedly false, and explains fully the CIR
c1Imstances under which Green was APP
pointed. "a.
WRECK OF A COAsTISG STEAMER.
BosToS. June 5.-The steamer Oriental,
of the Boston and Savannah line, was
wrecked last evening by running ashore III
Harding's Ledge. The passengers were
brought up on fishing schooner. Assist
ance has been sent to her.
Ldter.-The Orientalis lying on the rocks
with her stern submerged and her DO" ana
forward part out Of water. Nothing can De
done until part Of her cargo is discharged.
With favorable weather she will probably
be saved. The. cargo, which Is mostly in
sured, will be more or less damaged.
wHrTsUNTDE CELEBRATION.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-To-day, being
Whit-honday, was generally observed as 0
holiday by the Germans of this city, large
numbers OF whom visited the Centennial
grounds, while many others were at the
Schuetzen and Snnger Parks. The German
Catholics celebrated the day by a very inter-
esting street parade.
ARREST OF ABORTI0NISTs.
BosToN, June 5.-The death OF Mary J:
F,Iller from abortion, in this city, on last
Thursday, has led to the arrest OF MISS Fan
ME Drake, the practitioner, ana Lysahuef
Denham-the latter having, as is alleged,
burned the body OF the child in stove to
prevent discovery.
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r.UsoNAL.-T new editor Of the New
York Horid, William Henry lIurlbcrt. is a
south CarOlinian by birth, and Il brother OF
General stephen \. lIurlbut, Republican
representative from Illinois, The latter in
sit, on writing the family name Hurlbut,
Will" William Hrnry adopts IIurlbert rs
the old English tamil: name. General
iIWrihUt distinguished himself Is en- officer
IN The last Indian war in Florida, and was Il
Gyi.iaiDr i'm the late civil war.
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PoRT OF RICHMOND, JUF1


POET OF RICHMOND, JUNE o. 1876
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion weiker, New York,
merchandise aud passengers G. w. Allen q Co.,
agents
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford. Norfolk, meg
chandise and passengers Z. y. Tatsm. agent ,,.,,.
- : : 49, BELOW.
Brig Mary Allerton, Burgess, from Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer westoser. skinner Baltimsre, nerchan-
Schooner John w. Hall, Powell, Philadelphia, >
granite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Crisis, Bowen, Philadelphia u1d lower
james river, railroad ties, Curtis Parker.
DROPPED BELOW.
. Bark Texas (Ger.,, Seidorf, City Point, 70 finish
loading for Bremen.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Castine, Me-, May 30th schooner Henry
From hlcxantiria June Sd, schooner Dexter, -.
From New York June Cd, schooner Ida d. Gibson,
Rogart. a., ..,,.o,n. 1yann.h
From New York June Sd schooner Tssdswtnd,
Bryant.
Schooner Breeze, Crannler, was loading 81 New
York for Richmond June Sd.
Schooner William l.. HearT, Tyler, from Ricn-
moud, at Norfolk june Sd
P. Hallock, sharrett, from Richmond, at New York
Schooner John A. Curtis, Quillan, from Richmond
for Stamford, Conn.,. ut New York May 4th
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49, FIRE CincinnaH. June "a special
~ 1.,. C0ml1aercidi from Mcadville, says
This afternoon lightning struck an oil
}ana containing 21,00O barrels OF crude oil
l,"5unyin@ 10 O. ID. Harrington, near On
titr. 1t Immediately exploded and set tire
10 = tank owned by McGrcw brothers, con-
ianing 2&,o0O barrels of oil. The loss Is es-
tiIuatcd At SlUU,yUO."
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MAkhEIS.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Flour unchanged with
moderate export and home trade demand; southern
steady with moderate inquiry; common TO fair eS-
Wheat a shade tirmer with moderate export ana
home trade inquiry. Corn-Sound steady ana
wanted for export; unsound heavier and lower.
Oats steady: 32643c. for mixed western and State !;
350l49c, for white. Cofee-Rlo dull and &c. lower.
sugar quiet and unchanged. Sfolasses quiet and I'M
steady at SIC. Turpentine and rosin steady PORK
lower: new mess, $lS.50WS1S. 62I. Larl lover
and closf heavy: prime steam, S1O.SIs. NMskcy
lower 1T $1.10. Freights steady.
BALTIMORE. q @2N
BALTIMORE, June 5.-Flour dull; Howard Street
and western supertlne $3.50@Si.50; extra, 1920
ass so: family, SG.624s7 80: City Mills super
fine. S35O@S4; extra, $4.25@S3.75; Rio brands,
S750hs7.75; family, 1915. Wheat duh ana
heavy; Pennsylvania red, s1.35 Maryland req;
al. 106Sl.35: amber, sl.4OGS AZ; whl!e, S!.Zu
steady and firm I; southern white and yellow, &c.
Oats dull; good to prime southern, 4IQs42c. h!e
nOmiualy 75MS0c. Provisions dull and easier.
Mess pork $50. Observation-Disclosures, 63GIc., ,
clear rib, 9I@10c. BacOn-Shoulders, SN9S5c.'
clear rib, 11mI14c. Lard dull RehneI i3c. COZ
fee quiet and steady. WhisSey, S1.llE. sugar
S''1''s A''' - CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, June 5.-Flour quiet and steady at
S5mS5.S Wheat dull at sl.2O. Corn quiet al
45c. Oats dull at 29@36c. Rye quiet and STEADY
at 73c Pork in fair demand at SlS.l2;41gS lS.I2.
Lard dull; steam, 1896; kettle 12a9l 3c; BULK
meats quiet and steady shoulders 64c.i clear TIP,
fair demand: shoulders, 7Kc; clear rib-sdes l04c.
clear sides. IOXc. Hogs steady and firm. Whis&ey
in good demand at *1.07. Butter steady and IN
unchanged.
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Killed by Lightning.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
ALEXANDRIA, June 5.-M. L. Hunter, who
resides near Morrisonville, and his team Of
five horses, were killed by lightning during
the storm Saturday evening, between Ham,
ilton station and his home. Deceased leaves
wife and large family, and was a much
tod nitivon
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nETHESDA WATER.-This celebrated
ID WATER has been lately introduced into TINS
streets who is sole agent for its sale In Richmond
and Vicinity Although but recently discovered It's
"nratiyn mowers In all diseases Of the kidneys and
SIadJer and arrangements OF the stomach, such as
dvsnensa, &C. are so remarkable IS to place 1t at
once IN the front rank Of curative waters. There
NO remedial agent known which will SO quickly and
efSectally eradicate from the system all traces OF
diseases requiring diaretic treatment
u''o'' '' GEORGE SCHEN,
NV 1o-1m 100 Main street
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Death OH the Rail.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, June 5.-As 4
train with an excursion OF colored persons
was passing Trevillian's depot to-day c.
lored man named Robert Blumer attempted
to lump on the cars, but missed his footing,
and, falling on the track, was run over and
instantly killed.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COIN AND FLUUR tAOIAANOC'
RICHMOND, June ), 1876.
OFFERINGS.
wuEAT-Uhite $50 bushels. Red. sos bushels.
CoRS.-JThite. GIG bushels. Mired, AZ bushels.
OATS.-356 bushels.
NEAL.-i30 bushels.
SHIpsTUFF.-2,3O0 pounds.
SALES.
WuEAT-Ithite, 352 bushels at Sl.35. Red, 122
bushels at $ 80. ,o
CORS.-JYhite. 40 bushels prime at 60c.; 152
bushels ut Gee 224 bushels prime at lc: zoo bush
els very goQdat GOc.-total, GIG bushels. Atred, AZ
bushels common If Doc. ~.
MEAL-i0 bushels common at 6oc.; 30 bushels ~
63c.-total, 1870 bushels
SIuPsrUrF.-2,3OO pounds common at lie.
RE-EXIIIBITED.
WIIITE-Red, "a bushels
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Three vessels have been chartered to load
with Maryland and one with Ohio tobacco,
al Baltimore, for France. The French con-
tract is for 5000 hogsheads Maryland and
300 Ohio. The four vessels will take one
third Of the Maryland and one half the
Ohio. The first vessel will leave in few
days.
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,crzynDREN,s CARRIAGES, dc.

r HAVE THE LARGES TeE
RTIiES in the city. Call and SC: the Whime
Sleeping- Coach. MedaS awarded at tn STAT Fair In
1878 for the oest carriages.
g1OLD CARRIAGES taken In exchange
You can save money by purchasing rom oids
house No. 81 2 Broad street
NH 81 ROBERT HAROLD.
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A TRIBUTE TO EIRGISIA-TlIE LEWIS CEN
TENNIAL UALL.-Among the other signs OF
the return Of fraternal feeling between
Massachusetts, the leading State Of the North
in intelligence and patriotism, and Virginia,
the mother OF States and statesmen, is libc-
raj contribution Of over $4,000, which, not
with>tanding the hardness Of the times, has
been promptly made by citizens Of Boston
towards the erection OF the Lewis Centen-
nial Hall. for the library, museum, and pub
lie exercises Of Roanoke College, Virginia.
The building has lis name in honor OF Gene
raj Andrew Lewis, Of Virginia, the second
son Of John Lewis, who was to West Fir-
ginia what John Smith was to East Virginia,
and who settled Augusta county and found
ed the county-Seat. Staunton. Andrew Lewis
served us brigadicr-gencral in the Indian
wars and in the continental army. He was
in the engagement. at Forts Necessity and
Du QueSne, and in the battle in which Brad
dock lost his life. He won imperishable
glory rs the hero OF Point Pleasant, on the
Ohio river. where he gained brilliant vie
tory over the confederate Indian tribes, and
drove them west Of the Ohio river. His
statue is one Of the six revolutionary
worthless that surround the monument in the
Capitol Square, Richmond.
In connection with the laying OF the cor
ner->tonc will be the ceremony OF RENTER
ring the remains OF General Lewis Ball.
more Sun.
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i,uw ., Toss DOWN \ HUNGRY Boy
~-..l,gny ,~ HNNGIY FOR DI>EA>E.-Thc
..,rug Ramon a.. Conralor and his wife,
N..',Ia 4, tuu;ador lSpaniard>l, for al
.....t rrl,,i treatment ii their cigit-ycar-ola
,a,. Constantine. WAS tried in the Criminal
MI IT Baltimore Saturday, resulting in
ra.ir ar,tlit'AI. The toy i described a> tall
,nou2! for his wars, but pale and Sichly-
king.
Charles Baker. boy fourteen years Old.
,o,..,ri that hr PASSED bread to Constantine.
T., ~.ani>h hoy. through an opening from
e.. adjoining house. and that he ate It ray
,."u-E.
I,r Darling testified that the boy was not
,nrolulou>, hut Was "maciatcd from starHa-
ton and ill-trcam"nt when he was taken
iru,A hi- parents.
For The defence DIS. Lopez and Nc>hcrry
testified that the hoy Constantine had chronic
C,-r~pSia, and suffered from inflammation
T.! Tin" bowels and other complaints which
affected digestion. Dr. Lopez had ordered
hrri t"a. and prohibited biscuits, besides
o,l-" d.~ictic prescriptions. This boy had
q I.ornii and Unsuitable appetite. Whip
llA-. h., said. in moderation with switch
wout ia no harm 70 the boy.
Mr.. Welsh and Mrs. PagclS testified that
lie con,adors boarded with them on st.
Taui street. and then had 10 diet Con>tan-
t.a~. iurhiddiu" biscuits 10 be given him.
Mr.. Contudnr and a crown daughter tc>tl-
led that til" child Was never booked up, but
Va made to stay IN hour day i'll his room
t. study. He was never beaten.
.IuG-, Brown said the charge was not Sll>-
tanned. He >aid the misapprehcnsions OF
lhr ucj-ihor> Were accounted for by the
discs, II the boy, and Were heightened by
iaa i.c' that In" parents were foreigners,
holding, no intercourse with the neighborS.
H. cautioned the parents not TO contine the
child too closely. bu; TO let him have air and
exercise
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MINERAL WATERS.

MINERAL WATERS ON DRAOGhr
SODA,
KisSENGEN,
VICIIY, and
SARATOGA
WATERS;
GINGER ALE and OTTAWA BEER,
drawn from Tufts Arctic Fountain.
GEORGE sGHES.
my IL 100 Main street, corner Eleventh.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
MONDAY, June ), 1876.
Breaks to-day l66 hogsheads, So terces, and IA
boxes.
Packages offered at auction, l43; OF which I06
were sold
Prices ranged from $3.50 TO Sal.
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DLANK BOOKS,
PAPER and ENVELOPES,
DRAFTS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE,

NNJT IIINBLE anu I IkNI.3kS80
DEEDS OF TRUST, AZ
DEEDS OF BARGAIN AND SAILS
CHECK-BOOKS,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and
AMERICAN NOTE-PAPERs,
and all kinds of STATIONERY OF the finest as 1ei'
as chcpes, qualities, suitable for the desk
ing-roou,. WooDHousE q pAhhAh'
B nv 2S -
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CLOTHING.
DOWN WILL TELL.

White Linen Drawers, $3.50;
White Jeans Drawers, S75c.;
Kid Gloves, l.50 and 50;
I.isle-Thread Gloves, 10 TO 25c:;
Linen Collars, per dozen, $40;
Paper Collars, per box, lUc.i
Purtly-aia,i shirts, each y 20;
Dress Shirts, all complete 81;
Ncck-Wcar Bows, 5 to 25c.;
Neck-Wcar Ties, % to 75c.;
Windsor Scarfs, so to Toe.
Cuff Buttons, Screw Studs, Ncck-Buttons, III cnd-
less variety and at almost any price.
VIM. IRA SMITH, A2t, u
ie 6-3teod 1lO3 MINI sLrces.
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r INEN BUSTERS,
IL WHITE DUCK VESTS, =
WHITE MARsEILLES VESTS,
ALPACA SACKS lau grades).
SERGE ALPACA SACKS,
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS tInen and yoattis),
BOYS LINEN PANTS and VESTS.
An endless variety at
WM. IRA SMITHS, Agt.,
je l-eod3t HOS MAIN strces.
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lie 6-3teo'

1900 MAIN STREET
BOTTOM PRICES
FOR
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
AT
1850 MAIN STREET.
+. j. SPENCE SON,
MERCHANT TAILoBs AND CLoTuIBRs.
CASHMERE SUITS, $40;
WHITE DUCK VESTS, S1.50;
GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS, Soc;
BLACK ALPACA COATS, So;
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS, IS.
Call ut the old corner clearinghouse.
my SO =. u SPENCE @ Sun.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. DC.
LITERARY MESSENGER

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1918 Main street,
will nav for the MESSENGER, 1884,, So; or zoe.
for any No OF lS47. All kinds OF books or pamph-
ieI fapJa hooks te 1-d&w
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Having received my second supply OF CLOTHING
for mems youths, and boys wear, respectfully In
yte my friends and the public TO come and examine
before PURCHASING elsewhere, a. sell 20 per cent
cheaper than other house In this city.
ChSSIMERE PANTS from 50 upwards CASST-
MERE SUITS, $3.50, $40. sl2. *i5, and upwards;
BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUITS, w; SIZi
and 1880; DIAGONAL PRINCE SALBERT
COATS aud VESTS, with PANTS. made TO order,
S25 and $50; ALPACA COATS: plain and dag
onal, from Sl.75 up TO s.: LINEN COATS, SUc..
75c, aud 81, ull sizes; WHITE MARsEHLES
VESTS, double and singIe-breasted, $3.50, S2, and
4 good supply Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS.
YOURS TRULY" PAPER COLLARS, linen
face-the best out--three boxes for SOC,
Take notice of the RED POST In front or the door.
ir -S.Tn&rhlm
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1875.
1916 1870.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATesI:Msy
COMPANY.

~ COhIAS1. sxxaArz3AszAs
FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,,
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS On TILE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection ut Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTi-
MORE. and steamer LADY OF TIE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, ID. @.
On and after TUESDAY. May 18th, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond Tor the
above-named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS at o'clock A. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view by dayng All
the historical and Interesting points aud objects OH
the James river, Including DUTCH GAP (passing
through the same Notifications, battelelds, james.
town, Hampton Roads, etc, and have four hours az
Old Point for bathing and sightseeing, or two hours
at Norfolk before departure OF Baltimore steamers:
The elegant new "Efygeia Hotel" at Old Point Is
now open for the reception of guests.
Fare tn Old Point and Norfolk. W w
Fare TO Old Point and Norfolk and return.,.. 90
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Ticket Agency Main street, and Exchange Hotel, and
baggage checked through. Freight received daily i0r
BOSTON, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ana regular land
ings on james river, from 4. N. to U L. III, ~
reasonable rates. .
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
= l.. Is. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: COmplny's wharf, Rockets; branch oinca
at ". d. Blair 4 Co.'s, No. 803 Main street
my211
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DEpARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old a>fFTh
Il Dominion Steamship Comrany'sn 2zzs
Steamship Old DOMINION, Captain WALAEB,
win sail TUESDAY, June 9th, at o'clock Z. d.
Freight received until 2 O'Clock L. N.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2 round-trtp tickets
$50. Steerage IS and IS.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents
je 5-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
DILL ABEL HIA, RICH 4~x
L MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-rszzEskEs&esks
SHIP LISE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Until further
notice the steamers of this line viii make tri-Meekly
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUEsDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,, con-
meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line FOR
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing ut Old Colony
1~f0'' WI PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE& CO..
General Agents,
No IL South Wharyes, Philadelphia,
ID. u. G. MINK, Agent,
my17 No 90 Devonshire street, Boston.
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BOX OF GOOD

"A BOX OF GOOD
- INITIAL PAPER and ENVELOPES
containing one dpire and one pack, By maii, posi-
paid, Tor Zoe. and 2oc Sen. 20 any asdrsss on to
NV lin Ella 5lain street, Richmond, va.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-12-22

Marion Township Teachers In
stitute

The Marion Township Institute met
al Schneider's School house, pursuant 10
The cold weather did not deter the
following advocates Of education from
standing at their post Of duty. The
house was called Ia order by tic Presi-
deni, \. HesScsucr, sad J0-. Schwarz-
miller was appointed Secretary. The
following members were present. viz
Trustee, Felix Schneider. s. He-semer
jos. SchWarzmille-. II. Baitz. Misse.
Docia Hope, Baiiz and Schrarine.
The following programme was then
takeu TAP.
Reading. by Docia Hone.
fenmauship. by Kate Schraring.
Geography. bv Mis- Raitz.
Arithmetic. by H.. l,aiiz.
Physiology, by jos >chwarzmiI.er.
Zach class occupied thirty minutes.
Zach person took hold OF his branc,,
with such vim. proceeded with such
tact and made each point both trans
parent and Instructive. that ia was edi-
tying 10 listen 40 Tire silvery and logica,
strains OF eFuiition a. they flowed
along. Frightening the awe-sfricken
mental powers OF that intelligent
audience
The following programme was ar
ranged for the next meeting:
Heading. by Henry Baiiz.
Penman>hip. by Nj. Baitz.
Orthography, by Docis Hope.
6ramuar. by hse -chrqring.
Arithmetic. by y. Hes' 'etner.
Physiology by Jos. ochwarzmi!ler.
Geography. by 4. Hes.emer.
I. :. History. by JOAN Melchoir.
The Institute adjour "a. .ati lied that
Z had done good work in a laudable
rause. to meet again at Schneider
school house. January 2Oth. 1877.
\. HESSEMER. President.
JOSEPH >CHwARzNrILER. Scc'y.
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i'r'sr.N --r Pes
During the heavy wind and snow
storm on Friday of last week. Mr.. W.
Eaton. Of thi- place. lost valuable horse
by limb falling On it, necS.
Mr.. e. J.. Montgomery Of this place.
Ia, already bought aud shipped ZOO
head of hogs 90 Cincinnati.
MIR. 81. l.. Chappell, of Delectable
Till. has succeeded in raising six shoat.
the average weight Of which WAS 2O7I
bounds net each. when only siN months
aad thirteen DAYS Old.
We noticed prcI'c''on i'm the
Press a short time ,i,,, effect tina,
corn hand drill, :. d. be cheap next
spring. Srud IL down in CLAW. Mr..
Marion hey had 50 acres of drilled
corn that made siNty-five bushels Der
acre. and twelve acres that made seventy
bushels per acre. and the field the corn
grew upon was one among the first
cleared in Pike county. Who can beat
that
I'd. Montgomery left for Cincinnati
Yesterday " ith 500 porkers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-12-22
How is this. Mr. Howe's Heirs?

How is this. Mr. HOwe's Heirs?
s.. Loui. Times.
just prior 10 the election. saws the
Rochester Union. The f0lioViur letter
was sent from the headquarer- OF the
Howe Sewing Machine COMPANY. in
hat city. 10 the Offices Of the Company
i'm Vermont:
"RocHEsTER, y. Y. November 3. 1876.
TO THE RUTLAND OFFICE.
I'VE wish You to discharge anv of
your suJordinafes who vote the Demo-
cratic ticket We believe that the sue
cess OF the democratic party " iil be- The
ruin Of our country aud business. and
viii not support any one who will not
stand by ~ in thi-. This is a struggle
between the intelligent and respectable
portion Of the community aud the 70, -,r.
ant aud rough and roWdics oftfecities.
Mr.. stockwell fully occurs with ne
in the above.
cignedI GEORGE r. PrTT1novE.
W rte 10 all your agents 10 {. = above
effect and what we wish.
signed "GFORGE n. PFTriuoyr.
IL tnis isn't tne worst species OF in
combined with an incOmpre-
hen-iole bi-oiry Of opinion and di-re-
gard oi dcccncy. will somebody have
Tie goodness 10 state the case more ac-
rdratciyE OneuseS much les tiau tIi,
have been made iretexts for the Federal
INVASION OF s0v- reign States. and tle
wholesale Obliieration Of every con,ti-
tuti0uai guaranty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-12-22

That was a sentiment with the right
ring TO it, uttered by George W. Julian
at the meeting Of the Democratic State
Central Committee on wednesday last
az Indianapolis! II want - have mo
afiiliatiou with Democrats" sail ln. iii
they arc so pu>ilianimOus a. % allow
their victory 10 be wrested from them.
This grand old Indianians heart was
chcered 10y such an assurance a. could
not be mistaken. The Democrats OF
Indiana have asserted their position, and
;hey Intend to stand by it with their
lives. Nv. Courier.