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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-21

Andrew krrn pp len with his fami-
ly YESTERDAY inr Jasper his future
nonlc. We rnn.r nlAte that town up
on the acqui idt. n y good citizen.--
II Tell City tV.nal cal
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J-During the past week MeSsrs.
Gregory Il Everett. attorneys Of this
city. appeared in case in the Benton
County Circuit Court, at Fowler. in
" hich il was necessary for the court to
iecide upon Tie >Oivency Of one of the
defendants. 10 get 1t this point a mum
Der OF transcripts were presented. OF
which the following is one. II came
mp from the court OF Esquire Harding.
OF Rcns nssclaer. Jasper county. and Is a.
follows: The case being called for trial
plamit' not appearing. the defendant
appearing in his own proper person and
being duly sworn rs witness in his
own behalf. saws he is only indebted 10
he plaintiff ia the sum Of nine dollars.
and there being no further testimony,
the court, having judicial knowledge of
he fact that the defendants the q l. u'>t
liar in tlc country. finds for the plaintiff
cor ihe full amount. viz. the sum OF
thirteen dollars. IL is therefore con-
-idcrea by the court that the plaintiff do
have and recover OF aud from the de-
fcniant the sum OF thirteen dollars, to-
get'ier with cost and charges. and that
he have execution thereon. and that he
collect his judgment if me can. = La
| tByctic Journal.
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,.,tssrD EVERY FRIDAY. At JASPER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
I.ENIENT DOANE.
CLEMENT DO.

oFFICE.-lN COURIER BUILDING ON
WEST MAIN STREET.
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The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
THE GAMES TODAY.

We are promised two good games to-day,
both of the home mines having arranged to
play each upon their own grounds. The
"professionals" will play with the "Cen-
tennial' nine; of Philadelphia, D strong pro-
fessional club, which has already shown its
metal in one or two games. Carrow will take
the place of Anderson, behind the bat, and
Hindle will occupy position in the field.
The game will, without doubt, be closely
contested and exciting one.
The second game on the new grounds OF
the Quickstep amateurs, will be played this
afternoon with the Brandywine club, Of
West Chester, one of the Oldest base ball
organizations in this section, and having q
stronger nine this season than ever before.
Busheng, the favorite and popular catcher,
who played for the Archer last year, and
attracted so much attention by his graceful
and efficient play will catch for the Brandy
wine club, and several other strong players
have lately been added to their nine. The
game promises to be close and Interesting
and the weather being favorable large
crowd will undoubtedly be In attendance.
The Quickstep players are in good condi-
tiOn,
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
The T. III. O. A.

The Young Mems Christian Association
held its 5th and last revival meeting at the
Washington Engine House. Was quite
well attended, and led by the President Of
the Association, H. G. Conrad, Esq, Mr.,
Charles L. Doughten, presided at the or.
gan. A solo "Resist not the Spirit" was
sung by Mr.. John B. Price. During the
evening speeches Of an interesting and
pleasing character were made by several of
the members. The young men have not
decided where the next meetings will be
held,
The Bible class under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association, will
hold its fourth annual meeting this, Satur.
day evening, at their rooms, No. S27 Mar
ket street. The lesson, the Early Christian
Church, will be conducted by Prof. Rey.
nolds. Ladies and gentlemen are cordially
invited.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
PessSnsul0 JOttissQs,

PesstsssulG JotttsOs.
E. P. Harnish, Of FELTON,, has invented a
new corn dropper. sr
Chinooteague is to have new hotel for
this season.
Court meets at Dover next week. There
are but few cases Of Importance on the
calendar.
Early Thursday morning the dwelling
house occupied by Mr.. Hiram Short, at
staytonsville, Sussex county, took fire and
was entirely destroyed, with portion of
the household goods. The house belonged
to Mr.. Thomas Stayton, and we learn was
uninsured.
The Milford News says that what peaches
were left in that locality we're destroyed by
the sharp frost of Wednesday night. Whole
orchards in full bloom were swept away
with the bosom of destruction. It is feared
that the pears are also seriously damaged,
as they were In full bloom.
A party of Wilmington gentlemen went
down over the Junction and Breakwater
Railroad to visit Chineoteague On Wednes-
day last. Among them was Joseph Bring
hurst, E. s. Rice, Eli Wilson, Joseph and
Edward Richardson. They 60 down pros
pectiDg.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
Dover DOinQs.

The Board of Commissioners of Dover
Public Schools met on Friday evening to
complete the assessment Of tax for the
coming year. The lists were completed,
and ordered to be hung up in the post office
for public inspection, and notice be given
that the Board would sit as Board of Ap-
peals on Saturday next.
The weather is warm and windy, and
the ground very dry; result, binding
clouds of dust from all directions, filing
eyes with sand, and making out door work
generally disagreeaple.
The peach growers in this section declare
unanimously that their crop has been killed
entirely, and that there will be no peaches
from this section this year.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
Sale of Odessa Bank Stock.

The executors of the late Jacob Shall
cross sold, yesterday, in Philadelphia, the
following stocks.
124 shares Of Haymarket stock at S7O.50
per share to Jonathan Williams, of this
county. ....-.,...... ......-...
2 shares of Frankford Passenger Railway
Company stock at $50 80 per share.
20 shares of stock of the National Bank
of Odessa to. Jonathan Williams at $7O .62
per share; par value $50. .<..
i 40 shares Kent Co. r. r. stock at 42]5
cents per share, to Charles Hurley Of Phia-
delphia. .r.,.0- H.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22

A new and improved ateam canal boat,
built at Middletown, Pa, and owned by
Messrs. Cook & Co., Lime Merchants at
Wrightsville, Pa, arrived here on Saturday
last, on her first trip through the canal.
The steamer carries q, load of about 5000
bushels Of lime and has in tow another
barge carrying about 1900 bushels. This
is . new departure In the lime carrying
trade, and promises to be Q success. The
steamer and barge were consigned to Ches-
tertown.-Ravrs Rspvblissw,
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
Dslosoars Goods Direct to Europe.

Through bills of lading will be furnished
by the Old Dominion Steamship Company
direct to the seaports Of Europe. r. H.
Williams, Esq, of Milford: yesterday
shipped fifty tons of Quercitron Bark by
this route via. New York, on the Steamship
Celtic direct to Liverpool consigned to
Richardson, Spence g. Co., Commission
Merchants. II this venture proves to be
profitable other shipments will follow.
Hanley q Co., of Harrington, will also ship
by the same route full car load of dressed
hickory carriage spokes to the same desti-
uation. These are neatly packed in boxes
holding several hundred of each.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
Aissos' locals.
Farmers complain Of dry weather.

Farmers complain Of dry weather.
Court meets at New Castle on May s.
Edwin Jackson 10 ereting i've new brick
houses at Eighth and Monroe streets.
The funeral of the late Elisha Huxly will
take place this afternoon, At four, o'clock.
The barefoot boy whom Whittier has pfc
tured with cheeks of tan, u now often
seen.
The wind and dust of yesterday made
the walking on. the streets anything but
desirable.
Geo. W. Bush & Sons daily freight line
carries freight from Philadelphia cheaply
and promptly. E'
The steamer City of Houston, has been
undergoing extensive repairs ct the Harlan
q Hollingsworth Co.'s yards.
McAlear, formerly of the Philadelphia
Centenuials, has Been engaged to pitch for
the Quickstep professional" for the sea-
son. II
Z Would any reasonable person have coal
put in by hand when 1t can be done SO
quickly and cleanly by Mills and Combs
new patent wagonf "@ ia .#t,sg 4,
The P. W. & B. official car, with Super
intendent Kenney, Assistant Superintend-
ent Smith, Louis Tartar, an agent Of the
P. W. u B. Co. at Philadelphia, T. NJ.
Coleman, of the Philadelphia Ledger, and
others on board, went down the Delaware
r. R, with special engine yesterday.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
NARLNE DISASTER.
4 Ne,v Castle schooner. Lost In tho At.asss

Some time ago, W. H. Jefferson g. Co.,
of New Castle, loaded the schooner Ida
Ella, with cargo of grain, which was
destined for foreign port. The vessel
sailed in due time, but nothing was heard
of her or the crew uutil the news of her
total wreck came to New Castle.
She was alb ,ndoned by the crew in sink
ing condition, who with the captain were
picked up at sea and landed at North
Shields, England The schooner rated at
A n, and was built IN Pembroke, Me-, In
1870, by E. Wilder. Her cargo consisted Of
corn, and was insured for its full value, In
the Insurance Company of North America,
Philadelphia; hence there will be no loss Ia
Messrs. Jefferson Il Co. ,r. be
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
PENINSULA RAILROADS.

Ass'sxal Assst~S Of the Traskfesd ana
BrsGlessStsr.-Othsr Notss.
The annual meeting of the stockholderl
of the Breskwater and Frsnkford RAILROAD
Company was held at Georgetown ohsthe
selecting Jacob Moore - President and
reports of the President, Treasurer and Su.
perintendent were read and adopted. The
directors Of the past year were unanimously
reelected. Joseph Hickman was again
chosen by the Board 40 President. From
the reports, the condition Of the road ap-
pears to be improving very much. Largs
quantities Of freight are quite frequently
passing over its rails to New York. 10
! The Worcester Railroad was opened to
Franklin on Chineotesgue Sound on Wed
nesdsy last. Trains will hereafter run reg
ularly from that point through to Harriug-
ton and Lewes, and connect with the steam
ers at the latter point for New York on
Tuesdays and Fridays The train North
will leave Franklin at 8 A. NJ, and going
South arrive at Z P. M.
( On the Old Dominion line to New York
business is unusually lively for the season.
The recent advance In the price is calling
out large shipments, and this added to the
ordinary work sends the steamers out we'll
loaded. On Tuesday of last week, twenty
four car loads were put on board, and on
Friday the cargo was still larger. ...
I The Delaware Railroad is now carrying
country produce to market at the lowest
rates that have ever been charged. In
some instances the reduction amounts to
over fifty per cent. of the charges that have
heretofore prevailed.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22

Yesterday morning, horse belonging to
Jas. Callahan, of;Ncw Castle, ran away up
French street, producing great excitement,
as the horse turned into Fourth street, the
team collided with buggy belonging to
Hartman and Fehrenbach, breaking 1t con-
siderably. No other damage was done to
either team before the frightened animal
was stopped.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22

John Swift, George Meredith, William
and John McCarron were arraigned before
Esq. Hagany, yesterday morning, charged
with Sabbath breaking any blasphemy on
the 9th of April, ct Browntown. Meredith
pleaded guilty and was required to pay the
costs and to give bond for better conduct.
VIM. McCarron was convicted, fined -,
and required to pay the costs and to enter
bond for better behavior. The others were
DISCHARGED.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
YIHE SUPPLEMENTARY CONCERT
Il q" |N @N TO r|
Mr.. c. B. RHOADS. ,Hf

Y'HE COMPLEMENTARY CONCEHT
Mr.. c. B. RHOADS. %fs
BY the Choir Singers Of this city will take
place ON ,tW -.
THURSDAY EVENING AprllZ,
- AT The
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Sth
AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
The Programme will consist of two parts:
Part I.-solos, DGetts, Quartette snd two
male choruses by the "Millard Club"
and an organ solo,
Part u.-MILLARD's MASS IN g, by CHOIR
us Of about SIXTY VOICES, chosen from the
various choirs in the city-nearly every
choir being represented. 80 N
Great pains have been taken in preparing
for the Concert. and the Committee feel as
sured that it will be . success. Millar0's
Mass is brilliant and beautiful, and cannot
fail to please all. Tickets 50 cents. to be
had Of Robelen Bros, smith 4 Painters,
James & Webb's. Concert to commence at
O'Clock. &
Bradley James, Wv, Lobdell, W. p
Kavanagh, H. F. Pickels, John F. Mil
ler, Jas. H. Cameron, H. o. Ogle, Geo, w.
Stone, COMMITTEES. ap2 DIST
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22

TIOTEL AT AUCTION.-Wi'lb be sold at
II public sale, at the Auction Room OF
t. w. stidham 4 Son, No. Ill East Fourth
street, on Wednesday. April Is, 1876, at
and IS East Second stl eet, between Market
and King streets, Wilmington. Delaware.
Lot, 2Oxl60 feet.
It is one OF the best stands, for any kind OF
business, within the city limits. Terms
perty for o number of years.
ap1l-l4t JOHN LEONARD.
L, W. STIDHAM & Son, Auctioners.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22

Persons along the Susquehanna river,
York, Pa, are now organizing In compa-
MES to attend the Centennial in canal boats.
York, Pa, proposes sending a party of fifty
(50) in this way, and from different points
on Pennsylvania and Susquehanna canals
VIC hear Of similar parties being organized.
These boats will be fitted up in comfortable
style. Our friends from up the river, are
level headed, In choosing this cool and de-
lightful route for reaching the exhibition.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
Religious.

Trinity Chapel, Protestant Episcopal,
King and Fifth streets. Sunday services,
April Esd. Morning, full services at 1880
o'clock. Afternoon, Sunday School exam
instion at $50 o'clock, choir class at 4
o'clock. Evening, meeting of candidates
for Confirmation ct 7.30, Combination on
Sunday morning, April S0th, at 1880,
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
REGISTER'S ORDER.
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGIsTER'S OFFICR.
New Castle County, March q, 1876

New Castle County, March q, 1875.
Upon the application Of Levi A. Berto-
late Of Wilmington Hundred. in the said
County, deceased; 1t is ordered and direct.
ed by the Register that the Administrac.
tor Aforesaid give notice of the granting OF
Letters Of Administrator upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
such letters, In six of the most public places
of the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es.
tate to present ,he same or abide by an ac act
vided. Aud also cause the same to be IN
serted within the same period in the
MORNING HERALD, q newspaper published
In Wilmington, and to be continued there
In three weeks, (E. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal of office
of Register aforesaid, at New Cestle, in
New Castle County, aforesaid, the day an1
8. G. BIGGs, Register.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
Distressing Suicide,
BY American Press Associa Tic n

NEW YORK, April 2l.-Dallet Bliss, .
we'll known merchants of the frn Of Bliss
& Co., committed suicide in Central Park,
to-day, by shooting himself In the left
breast and then jumping into the pond at
the north end of the park. Temporary in
sanity, brought on by business difficulties,
was the cause.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
NnTlCEi

All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the
spme. dulv attested, to the Administrator
on or before March '2lst, iS77. or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. -
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22

Tho Diamond state Loan Association, %
yeax9ol6, now Offers Its sixth series for sale,
mt payment due April i2th, 1879. First
sSrteS will mature when about 9 years and
Each Of the above associations have accu-
mulated profits rapidly for the sharehold-
ers, and have met with no losses. aplStf.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22

EXECUTRiX SALE.-Will be sold at No,
T. 2ll West Front street, on Saturday,
April ed, at the shop of the late Myers
Hayes, deceased, at S O'Clock p. M, one
boat, sail oars and anchor, all in good order,
loo fathoms long, one herring net, l65 yards
long, all new. and will be sold without re-
serve to settle up the estate of deceased.
PHEBE M. HAYES, Executrix.
Thos. M, Ogle, AuctiOneer. apl5- N.sAs
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN.

CPIRITUALIsM.-GO CONSULT LADY
y Florence, the Wonderful. Seer and
Olairvoyant, the seventh daughter Of the
seventh daughter. She can be consulted at
the Lafayette Hotel, corner of Ninth and
Shipley streets, a short time only.
Gives advice on all bu siness matters,
Tells Of lost and stolen property. Tells az
lovers, and the name Of the person you aIl
TO marry, Fec, 81 All letters answered.
promptly by enclosing 81 and stamHl
Hours from a. m. to 10 p. m. apl5-1m
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22

N0NICE-Loan Association stock for sale
IN "A pAfe and probable Investment.
The ADehWNre Loan Association, IL years
old how Ndbr4 4its sixth series fel sale, first
pay1A ASntkdne May and 1879. The first series
haS tnAtufod and Its members are Gil paid
Of. Hx tor cent. allowed to withdrawn G
mei1b6eS. GEO. G. MARIS, Sec'y,
rhs Wilmington Loan Association. 10
yeaIs I'D. now olesrs Its sixth series for
sale, ,sGrst payment due April d, 1875. The
ffrstS0fie1 matured in years and months
" GEO. G. MARIS Sec'y. :.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
: MECHANICS LOAN STOCK.

Five hundred shares of the Sixth Series
jnst igsued and Tor sale, the first payment
to b MadS on the Second Tuesday 10 May.
Apply to WI MORROW, EsQ'.
.epAe.eod No, Az French Street.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
NOTICES.

1TOTI0H,-Ths thirteenth Annual Meet
n 1nH Of the stockholders Of Ghe Della
ware Lcap Association, will be held on
1clq6E Olacers and Directors wlllb be elec.
ted, Ind tho annual report submitted.
an2f4t. ~ GEO. G. MAnI6, 6ec'y.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
ID u B L l G 8 A l. 4

ID U B Lie 8 A r.
The subscriber will sell, at Public Ven
due, in the yard of the Lafayette Hotel,
Geo. w. Ortlip proprietor, corner of Ninth
and shipley streets, city Of Wilmington, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2sTH. 1870,
at 1880 O'Clock prompt and sharp, to the
highest and best bidder, without limit or
reserve, the following described stock, viz:
TWENTY-SIX HEAD OF CHOICE
WESTERN EWES, AND STRONG,
HEALTHY EARLY LAMBS.
ONE COTswoLD BUCK, year old.
FIVE HEAD OF THRIFTY YEARLING
HOME-RAISED STEERS.
SIX HEAD OF COWS AND sPR1NGERs.
TWO GOOD Low. PRICED WORK
HORSES,
warrantsdto work anywhere. f. "
ONE SUPERIOR DRIVING HORSE,
fine size and action, 8 years old, sound
stylish and fast.
ONE GOOD MARKET WAGON.
TERMs.-sums of S25 or less, cash; sums
Well.secured bankable note, interest added.
REYNOLDS 4 co.
apl9-tds
EXECUTRiX SALE.-Will be sold at No.
n OF Wout Front akroet IN Saturday
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY 2 Is7s-TRlPLE SHEET

Algernon Swnburne the poet, ELECTED by Duchnnans
CRITICISMS of Swinourne and others under the ccsisns
ton Of the "feshiy school,
The jury awarded Mr.. Buchanan $3.50 damagea
ANN r. AcGRIsvEp.
Mr.. Charles Edwards Lewis, member OF Parliament
from Londonderry has obtained rule absolute for
criminal Information for libel against the publishers Of
the World in consequence of series oil attacks. sug
costing that Mr. Lewis "engaged in nearious prac
tces in organizing and maintaining sham companies
STILL ANOTHER.
Sir Charles RUSSELL baronet member Of Parliament
for Westminster, has obtained rule nisi for criminal
information for libel against publishers OF the Hour
OF the publication OF certain articles in that
paper charging him with financial leRerdemain, IN con-
necton with the Peruvian bonds.
TO THE BITTER
In both the latter the prosecution undertook to
carry the their legitimate result, the Chief
Justice having notified them that 'the use Of the
Courts process will longer be permitted for obtain
Ing explanation and apology"
THE SITUATION CHASGE-INPLUEycE or THE EAST
QUESTION.
At tho Stock Exchange during the week tho Eastern
news has had very depressing influence, and the
foreign market has been especially heavy Hungarian
securities fell Z Russian, to S; Austrian and Turk
ish, 81 TO 5, and Others a to2
Argentine and Bucnos Ayres fell to 5s on unfavor-
able mail advces about the banks suspension Of specie
payments
SECURITIES.
Consos, colonial securities railroads, telecrapns and
miscellaneous stocks were slightly lower rejecting the
general depression and uncertainty.
AMERICANS
American governments and railways and Canadian
railways were iractonally weaker and neglected.
SETTLEMENT.
Tho usual fortnightly settlement has passed salts
factoriiy There only two lnsign hcanl failures.
DISCOUNTS
Discounts have continued dull
DULL
Business to-day has been stagnant
FoREIGNs.
Foreign securities opened with downward tendency
and continued depressed until the close, when
becoming less threatening, whereupOn a better tone
prevailed and most stocks closed slightly higher the
day.
MINCING LANE MARKET.
Business on Mincing ane has shown but little anima-
ton during the past week, although here has been
fair demand for somo kinds OF produce A consider
able amount Of West Indies sugar has been sold
hners continuing to purchase at steady rates. Many
noatipg carsocs have also Sold Crystazed, how
ever, is rather easier.
There has been good business transacted IN rice,
the spot and to arrive.
Coffee has been dull and rates at the public sales
were Is Is lower.
Transactions in tea have been very limited. The
steamer Glenarney arrived to-day with the cargo
of the new crop. Spices unaltercd.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OYyrcE or INV CmEY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July IL 80 r. N.
T1~<~Iat.y.f,~e
WAR DErARryfEN1

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYncE CmKY SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsnrSoroS, July IL SOP. NJ
Probabilities
For New England and tho Middle States. increasing
cloudncss and Of rain, southeast to southwest
winds slight changes temperature and barometer
will prevail
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, continued
castcrly to southerly winds, local and
tonary or slowly falling barometer
For Tennessee and tho OHIO Valley. partly cloudy
weather and Of rain with southery and westerly
winds and high Temperatures
For the lake region, partly cloudy weather and Sc
we're local storms, variable Winds mostly from north
east and veering 10 southeast, stationary filling
barometer and slight rise in temperature
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
cys rain, followed ny clearing weather, winds shifting
TO sou;hcry westerly. rising temperature and low
but slowly rising barometer.
The will rise slightly from Cairo to ST Louis
and from St Louis TO Lcavenworth.