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MILWAUKEE, July 1.-THE agent at Duluth Of
the hne to which the propeller 81. Clair belonged gives
the following names OF persons lost that vessel
whose bodies have been recovered Judge Edward
Cant Miller and Neil Leitch ~ Marquette David
Lawrence and q. II. Bearslry Of ontonsgunj Mr.. Ia
ton explorer, FROM BIZ Rapids II Gu l.. y. Collins,
S. stewart and AlckAn lcr Snca OF Dulutni Richard
hhlckelton, CLERK OF Detroit two Frenchmen, IRE
men, belonging 10 Duluth and one uArecOEnlzed pas
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CAwEE- BRowSk.-On June 2S at 81. Mchaels
Church. Liverpool Eng. BY the Rev. W. A. Darby, ".
A. rector OF ST. Luse Manchester uncle OF the bride.
James Cawse 81 S!apton, kingsbridgc Devon, Eng,
Of brooklyn,
EN-BRANDRETH.-At Trinity Church. Sing
Sing, July O. by the Rev George Ferguson, assisted by
the Rev. Delaney Grannis ksthrine daughter Of DR..
sI 9nin iiTandreth TO Lieut. H. L. Green. Y. {. \.
sNFT-LlON.-At the residence OF the brdes pa
rents In Medina " Y, July o, by tue Rev. W 7 Pot
ter Mr. Lucius Burrie Swift OF Yaes Miss Mary lila
Lyon. eldest daughter Of Mr.. A. J. Lyon.
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TUESDAY, July ll.-FLouR AND MEAL-There
has been falling ON In ne export demand for nour
prices has been mostly lost To-day. there was re-
newed depression low grades not salabe except
reduced ln9lbc. poll anaImed iun extras were nat,
Choice southern brands were In demand and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12
. c,,v Prison Cell a. n Bath Tub.

Lewis Wanzaner was committed 10 the Iombs
yesterday to await trial indictment for forgery
Tue prisoner weighs $50 pounds He was scarcely able
to enter through the door Of his cell and after he had
IL he flooded the cell with water saving that nc
had ueen OrdeTed Oy his ply can 10 bahe every hali
hour. 1hereat taken to the tank IN the lower
CORRIDOR and permitted 70 toss ABOUT IKE porp0lse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12
VIVA Uats-OuI To-Day.

Ono Of the most brilliant numbers OF this
superb humorous paper ever Issued IL out to-day con-
tAninR cartoon on Indian question one on the new
police hat by Wooi one on the return 81 the poiltca
prodiRas by Nsies together with choice nuuber OF
other comic hiIs VI Vlen and evena Of the day-Adv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12

The potato bugs are on a visit TO East Orange,
N. j. brigade of them, after deyouring neld OF
potatoes Yesterday afternoon assaulted another across
he road but resisted BY company Of boyf, who
gathered them IN pals,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12
BANKING and FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SAFE INVESTMENT.
Paying al Interest Of
$40 FER CENT.
City Bonds, water Loan
Of the State of New York.
FOR sale AZ 10 by L. "A. NEwBCRN,
Banker, ~ Broad street.
LIvERMoRE, CLEws a CO.,
BANKEIs,
No. 3 NASSAU STREET
Dealers in Government bonds and other inVestm en-,
securities; stocks, bonds ana gold bought cold on
commission. Banking transacted IN oil branches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12
Feel Dull and Stupid.

We hear this every day, and why 10 this Re
cause you are bilious. Qarks irish Tea VIII SET you
Tlght,-Adu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12

10000 worth OF furniture and carpets at
greatly reduced prices Psror suites from $50 Cham
o. brussels carpet 81. C0wpertnwats, lb5 and 1877
Chatham II. Thirteen large wzreroons--idp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12
A Determined Suicide.

PORTLAND. Me, July ia man named Rip
ley living at Bar Mills cut his throat In eleven place.
and nnally hanged himself tins morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
e6OOO 900

win be drawn on July 10 Prizes cAshedt oFSevs
1lIedi Information furn shed free.
TAYLOR CO., bankers,
No. IL Wall St Nj
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sGT , ss1 s W aasS &. is:!ssss;;ss %:% 49,
sistsi sssss e sSq .siSSoiE
s tss@tS Southern osssr and family brshSs 50
Y; s.i5@ % VGT5 Sis
81, . shS: beg Be-. s0 "a.
dag Sy Dcs. 6s f pssS q e ss
August Tor s S sS,a BIZ
6Gl IN far request Cut meats tending upward e.pe.
Win Sp a S prime sS
S sSS s JY 81 e s5s 6.
prime aSp.s fYEA Bse sG p. P mess. .iS
Ssli extra mess si9S'is bbl, Beef hams, bbl.
css DC rs Sees icsiic Ira steam i aenasrsc
id I Reu fy s B.sSS 1s sS ,o re-
ws;efg and cy long clear brc..sS
pat ySss TnG Intense heat has caused snIiey
Of ocean freiehts have checked the demand. Todsy'
salss bes at sSve 70, ,her GecsS
,Ess !Isss:
y5essLle for 9ngraded spring sp2e iork9 Anew York
SiHssSp a1G d2S ss sS
gan WINTER wheats nominal g soc 20 for redambsr
&ssc for State ana Canada, and 75s7sc. for Western
aysy . %s' Sn<S ISps s re-
f cf no. sS Sh for hot axe fGT NO m1sS sse
srn mxed, Sseilc. for state mixed, and ti@isc for
State white. Indian corn was Ic lower and active;
sales UiVVo bush AZ ise5oc Tor hot and 645tlc for
ttesmer mi1ed 6btsc for steamer yellow 6O0b61tc for
ssu mixed bic; for No. L. SOC for white Western b9a
Of 6Olt66c. " '" '
GRooERIEs-The demand for coffee has fallen on and
ne ony sac to-day vas prime lnyoice Of 600 bags
k0 Al lIJtc. gold Rice wss quiet for dome tic, aud
The demand foI ioresn was lees active RECEIPT lsrFs
close quiet sugars have adv materay the paat
veeE but close les active though sale. reported
to-day OF 600 hds at 7ss SEC, the higher figure for
good refining Refined sugars IN good request. Teas
dull and dropping. We quote: COnee-Java. 20a2Se;
Maracabo, 1bItaisIsc. and Rio, I64G1oltc., gold.
Cuba muscoysdc, 20 n ici CUBS cisyed DO. scsssc,
Porto Rico 35eeSbc.; New Orleans 4096Oc. Hugnrs-
Eair to gosd rennlng Cuba stsssasci centrifugal sJts
Wsc refining llDllc. for hard. lOSs GlO9sc for sot
white. aud gglU<c. for yellOws.
to1ToN-Ihe market has been Inactive and dropping
IN today when foreign adviees were more favorable.
and a brisk home demand tprung up, the close being
quite stesdy sales bib bales For future delivery
prices sc. higher sales % 100 bales closing with
buyers at 11Ac. TOR JUN III 2332c. for August IL IL
BIC. for September IL loo. for October II ace for
November, 11.c. for December INC. for January.
II 1890 for February II 23 sec for March IL % SIC.
for April IL 81 SIC. for May and i2c for June. Crop
accounts have been favorable from Texas, Aiabsms,
and Georgia. but only moderately 40 from other
lions. The Liverpool market vas steAdier middlng
hNaIn HaaaIAa
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ALRINE INTEL EyOE.

MINIATURE ALNASAc-rHrs DAv.
Sun Rises. IS sun sets. 81 Noon rises 10 50
at~H wATER-rnrs DAY
sandy Hook IL 10 Gov. isana l2 Us Hen Gate. -
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Suslntss qotltts.


To Nothers.
Mrs WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
tcething old and wrltried remedy. II has stood
the test OF many Year,, aud KnDvn 10 fall
Heartburn. nyspcpsia. Gallo. and nil the
various disorders arising from indigestion are easily
remeded by MIA Of Mggnesia. sold by all drugglas-
Opium Eaters Earitv Cured by one that
useC IL for l3 years. Adurcs.
JOSEPH A. DUAN. Elzabethport Nj
Disease IL harmless when people proIeeS
themselves with Buchau's CarbOlc soaps SO John st.
Chrirtadoro's Hair Dive acts instnnta eouss
". Always produces the shades desired. IS John
Acf wisely nd exa mine Pomerov's ~ Elias.
TIC Truss NJ 1Ao broadway before buying any other-
Great Mfstske.-To wear other than the elegzns
silk elastic truss. Sold only at 6s3 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12

Conyulsions In children are impossible where
honells Teething Cordial 10 used 20 cents.-Ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12

Steamship GlaucuH. Boston. mdse and pass.
Steamship Mas. Rotterdam. mdsc. ana pass.
Steamship scythia. Liverpool, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Richmond. Richmond. City Point. aud Nor
folk. indsc. and pass.
Steamship CITY Of Havana New Orleans. mdsc. and
pass.
Asotne usual river coastwsc vrssas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12

theInseves win Bacha"s cardiff scsps' IS JOIN 3.
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MARRIED.

Great Mirtnke.-To wear other than the elegzns
silk elastic russ. Sold only at 0s3 BroadNay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06
The Price OF Schooi-Rooks-


IL is astonishing &c note how ths
p,ices r+ scboOi -5ocs nave inc 49,
stree sci. it would se-, that the 80,
I iy is nAnil eosE q, ue tenI-rf wber
O~e take ne pairs to cot sre tie
''rs-es 10 dsv With stsese in T~yue fs cen
.esrS ago The oook rut .beT wSc h
fortunate enough 20 cs'sl, coniriet 10
Apply such 8 city A. Ci7cinusii wit.l
s,'sooi-bOeks these dsys. rlsy crngratu-
Isle himself an having . sooi thin
The high prices of shoe books havs
reSeniei Dauy poor but icoest people
from sending their ehild-cn Co school.
The Schcol Board have authority 20 fur
Wish the necessary hoo.Ss to children
whose parents sre uusble TO provide
fiieu. bUt the latter are often too sensi-
tive and broad, ihOush.pOor. 30 ask such
! fa~-rs. We have tefors - list OF
prices al whsch hooks sold in 1851. and
a. a mai'fr Of in;efe>i yTe compare these
rates with those ~ fO-d4y. The books
here m~ntioBed ece used IN tLis ci5J
and vicIni'y. preyi.i.s % ISL McGU :
.ey's ~peii'T IN lSCl. sold ior SO -ents
per dnrc' today tie pice j. SIS.
Mchuiies's First Reader siso sold Tor
50 cents per dozen in l-oI. bu. tO-day
r-tail- al 81 IS. We give a schedule o.
prices OF other important school book.
Mc''Hf'ey's ecpud Reader soli for -
cenis per dorm in ih6l IN ls7S Tie rate
o.4i=-d - A.. The Third Ecasiet
So 4 a. - - per dOzen g. Issi TO ia,
the price j. 81 -. since 1851. the pTics
OF Mcirufieys Fourth Real-r la risel
from 50 IS per dozen - - IS: the Fiftl
Reader from 3 per dozen to - 10: ths
sixth Reader fr.sm rs 80 to eli. The
price, " other school bssOks have in
rreA>ei in proportion For instance
Rays Ariihme'ie- Part First. used &c
retail tor :. per dozen ROW !; br.ag-
- = RAYS Arithmetic Part Second
used to scll AZ 81 ~ per 4czen. nov
50 - i d.maIdei. and Rzvs Third
Book J. - ling 20 day a. 50 So. against
sJ 80 Ia ISL. A cOinn1TisCn OF the
prices of other beoks needed In the
schools shows ;h2i the prices have been
iproport icnaIeiv Increased since tue wal
began iiiat there J. a greater demand
fer a. sm sinc. tile VA. ". have no
doubt. - millions - people who did
40; attend school when the war pro-
gre. ed A4ve ''een enabled 10 atteri
since Free schools dot every village
a d -usurb in aimo-i The entire country.
iiui Why The booksellers should kceI
tie prices Of 'heir plblicatio ~ ND n
"a ii hieh standard nOR. when tie
price Of labor 81 az kind. has been re
dU,ed. we IN hard understand. Ths
,cif'Oi auihogiiie> " every state and
-. can remedy the evil il they feel 80
disposed. .-iCincin iaii Enquirer, sept. s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06

Daviess County Democrat. An old
soldier boy near thi. city, who had fully
made up his mind To vote tor Ben. har-
ri-on for Governor, went 90 hear him
speak here last week. lie didn't like the
sp,.ech. lie wanted TO hear souuc,hlng
about the hard times. lie was tired at
hearing the war discussed and sectional
strife kept up. lie thought that when
the rebels were whipped, the Union
saved aud peace declared. that ough,
to end the matter. lie wanted bread
and Nj. Harrison gave him a stone lie
says now he cant vote for MIR Harrison
hut will 20 for tic honest old farmer II
the Wabash.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06
The RernbIicans claim great ability'

The RcprbIicsns claim great ability
for Gen. Hsrrisoa. II he drafted the
Baxter law. as has beeu' u'charged, he did
not display his ability very much.
There never was q law enscted by any
legislature that was - loosely drawn
and was 90 difficult 10 understand. The
act itself proved that the author did not
how to drat a bill. for il
number OF provisions that
gave the courts ininite trouble 10 inter
pret The bill was put through a. in-
troduced. aud the work of the author
was never revised bv a committee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06

Rockport Democrat puring The ad.
ministration Of Andrew Johlson the re-
duction in the public deli was. in ;Wo
wears aud eight month s247-73.el4. or
at he rate Of s9l .0Uot0C per year. Do
ring seven years and I've months cd
Grants administration ;hs reduction hss
beer s45O.gol.3i9. OF ~ the rte of S5o
OlO.UOO year These f-ures show a
difference in favor OF Demo rstic admin
iiration Of S34,oc0u00 a gssE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06

Evansville Courier. Even conceding
hat. IN the event the Democrats succeed
IA the eou..ng eiecii' >. there will o. 10
Improvement in the administration. sill
here should be a change. WheH the
people say our gTis vances are many ~ a
ought not 20 be endured, bat We viii
make 10 change, because by 80 ing
se viii BOs better ourselves, they vIrts-
ally ssy that we IaHst keep one party IL
power fore geT. and submit 10 Cvcry;LiRg.
hy making a change tie people gain a
victory. by placing their sesl OF coatsm-
nation upon the present UrI.Cr Of thu =,
Wd IA teaching those entrusted with
power that betrayal or sbuse of this
rust y sure TO dams the traitor, whethec
bat traitor be party o. an individual.
IL will Bos reqaire many Of these whole
onle lesson. before both individuals
md part5es earn that the hOne7t voter
viii marx tsem well, aud trust them
Dut once How many such changes
until the people would have the Ode
lolti.r 80 well di-eipiiRcd that he dare
1T DO wrong. The people cught 70 De
feared, aud NAV be by turning eut every
nan and ev ~ par'y that betrays them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06
Fr tas Issrer C1-r1-r.
A Pew Questions for Mr. Fleming.
SEPrENsEs SOth. 1875

skPrENbEs jJtI. l5t D
Ma tDTToR A Mr. \. r. Flenung
= tsfomfss yesy p.'rlotic lust before
'he s.cctiOB, declaring rhs; bad he bsea
. ON e. Of the ILa session 0f our STATE
Legislature he v0uid have D acsd all Of
BE PER al, a. over s3 CO per day. into
the School fund. Now. whst tle peo-
~ vents TO kn0 " l. this-why he did
not place that 1trs dollar the Repu Dill
rse legislature vOisd rim IN 1873 in
the School Fuod. sui Z being voted 70
i'm after he hsd b. m elected? Wien
Ne wss candidate, b. ksew his salary
sss s. % per day Only. The peOE.e
fesire To know further--wty ne paved
Helk k1sp % sBch small scale. ~ 10 ask
my oeuts per dsy out OF he stlsry ths
law provided for bis deputies. when he
<ss Real Ls.Ate Appraiser, Tor Jeiug
"a 20 appoint theta They
would Ike a. krcv where his PairiOtism
Wa slumberis- then. " Leu he de.nsndet
dTtv cenIs per dsv Of ~ poor crippled
! I'd .er, out Of has lawful s4lasy l0V sp-
pointing him = depsty' The people
lsO desire 10 know where his sense OF
Justice was when Re appraised some
mems fine high bottom iands. fifty cents
per acre lower than the hickory ridge
about Ceaestine? They SlsO wish 20
snow what infCrnce was brought 10
bear up-r the gentleman from Ireland,
hat caused him TO assess one tobacco
merchants tobacco q; three cents per
round. and others AZ four aud i've ceBts,
lii iB the ssm- ieesHtsy II the gentle
nzu frVm ireland "a answer these
/. .Iest;Ons To the satisfaction Of the peo-
pie they NAV consider the P-oPTiety OF
FOtiGg for him, Efter he explains fur,her
why he is 30 aTdently tailoring in the
interest OF The Republics party Just At
his time. MINY NOTLRs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06

-Haves sent word to the Indiana
30 lvoluticasfs thar be- hoped they
.snuid = vote a. they shct- Yet W.
HAYES Is = clu ii late .Cr Pre- i1,1t %: All
lho Sts.e~
r. Sill aid nothing ir BE- letter
sbeue hi sw Fn tax returus- For Al
that. he lesie7 informs the UsetiB That
his invaIuss horse j. only worth
$3.50. a1d those thr ,e gold wNfches
onIv rerreS~ut ZOO stiie the roOr
feltou's ~ ,esv who was shot a, de-
serter. -rrE lives his PocSet-bOok. -(lg.
COlricr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06

Tele,fe Demccrst, TIE RerHhiicans
a-e making y strong effort 10 create TIC
isntrrssisr mat oar eVUOss ot the hard
swesrfrE- oI EstirTtora =. Navc "a
escsTe ,ie psv'Hcnt ot taxes on his per
soual rrrrerfy Hroneys. AVID credits. es-
r-priaslv hi u'0gtgsCy uotcs src Toledo
heuis. . sass ess slsHder. but the
alsssrr ~ ru; HVrs Rutherford sticks,
and aficr 81 n -ir ivi-g sud certifying,
hs staats beterl lhc country a dtshon-
srri m.m-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06

VIII Ilsy "soi'hC Louisville Courier
Journal says this l. the song ". ,ae In
diana German DcmocrsCy
ke goin't to tote nit llideu.
Und vuie- NIT lIentr.ck. too.
We sthick 10 PlGe Skeens williams
Shoost 50 tight like glue,
Uud tam dem oonder f,llerS,
Dem sthick 90 lies ike way,
Dem links because we resn dam foois
We goin To vote mit lscks.
DHpRrs.
NOr pet yOg. no
We tole you %.
We tight uni vote NIT Sigel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06

Bartholomew Couutv Democrat: II
a merrhan, or a business mar Knows ne
has a dishonest emplOye-a nan who y
flchinc his money. or rendering in
adequate service be doesn't hesitate 20
turn such a man out Of place. 50 ire
voter should not hesitate TO contribute
a ballot towards change when he fiads
his public sercam' nj shonssf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06

4 Card To- Voters.
TO rHT vOTEFs or DrEOis AND N.srr>
COINIIF~

COTNIiF~-
In the Jasper Couricr Of sept 18th. ]
find chzller.e directed 40 me from \
-. G',>Ira anB. the vrrv l.is date Of xaiuh
cOmpeis me n ans er tbrOu n the pa
p.rs. which | viii 90. 5v simply sayiu
that the -o-ca,lei challenge ard boSu>
reasons claimed for sending the same.
arc malicious. dishoH,-f. cOs asdlv and
ia.se. Malicious. hecaa-e what he AVE
A. 90 my finding fault with TIE last Leg
stature = done 10 place NJ in a rcng
posiisol tsiOTe the people: disLoness
be ans - ~ iEese statements, would
ass4.l az opponent In a Way. and 81 :
time. just On &c eve If IN election.
" hen 4 II too iste 10 ave q joini-tiI5
CHssion anu isy lis results before the
people oT vosers; cpEAr,ily. bec4u- IN
this excitement of ia, lowest. lie sts 1us
90 DO an act -iich a.mei r. 81
aggrs ndissneut. A.. ~ 'he sause time
making charges ali a. 0pp9rr.s
every word and eser' !, FER Of wts- :.
a. fAlse Sc his o. Z. the I'M re
suit % which a. net be ascertS,7ed
until after the election, ard the vote na,
been taken fslse- becSc &c charyes ~
with CON paints sgsirs ,.se Iss' Lsgi.
laiure; false. because he cbSrg m,
with being an lsdss-endeat, ARd especi
| ALLY false from the fsns ibAl when >.
made this last charge, ~ sd IL knC =
ingly and with rsAlse H. Ms besri--anj
a. 70 the assertion 4 ~ changing oi
getting fhy cents pr dsy from M,
deputies Of thesr salary, refer 20 Mr.
c. Lueken. of ferdiuzI ] ,Os nShip. o
Mr.. jos Horrcy, of 81 Anthony. tw,
e my deputies ! cnly ssk the voter
% the two coaRties. iN the vsry shcT
time between nov md the election. q,
ascertain the fac hrrc IN coniFcvers,
before voting. RsspecfFllly YOurS
ALLr 7. FEEuINo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06

Indianapolis Sentinel; Can change
q administration By any possibility IN
,,reAse tie hardness II TIE rimes Or the
pressure Of financial difficulty We
.sk the merchant who runs up his bret
-cccsnt II cash ssies At the close OF the
lAy. and we ask the mechanic who
seeks vaIpiy for employment, aud Who
stand iopeless and desrairing ~ the
u''er s,lrrIa;iOn o. every business eater
pr.-s L. there not every reason for
bei ewing thaf q change OF management
/ "A the government will result IN a re-
turn Of r~ geity aud life 70 every
rhasrsl Of trade Tea wears OF Re
Dubiicsr rsIs eas marssd progressive
ieciiss of eve<y Industry. snd Bcpuhli-
cso irzIreieSs 'ias created iistrust and
ls.ic IN evosy avenue Of commerce.
~ at -rss,ereviis eoui any -uccee Ting
ad dsrs a strstioe nfict2
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06

The thieves 81 ire United State.
have united N q petition. asking that a
day bo so apart for shem a. visit the
Il 'enfeuniAL GrAnt is supposed to favor
the proposition a. itwOuld 2. Babco-k.
Boss Shepherd. Bslknsp. Roresnn. NJ
Donsid. Jovos ard sovsr1l hundrcd
other Radicals pleasant holiday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06

Brcoklyu A~-ns trraEt's ios-es On
his Missouri ifR rhus tar amoInJ- -
slCUDO. Hia U-cUPt 20 raise lu1ia-
rsbstr tges .v planting Old gum-sHots
u-zs total .ldtre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-10-06
HAYES or ADV DvERT,sEsNa.

yor square, 10 lines or less, week. 81 Gu
r.ch subSeauent insertion. 75 cts.
Longer advertise mcats at the same rate,
A fraction over ever square or squares,
counted a a square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements; a reasona-
bic deduction will be made To regular
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Notices OF appointment Of admins
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