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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19
Of Application for Liquor
License.

NyOTIcE . hereby rfven 10 the citizens ~ cs-sine
~ and Vail township Dubois county. IndiAna- that
the underlined will spply 20 the Board 81 cearfE
Commit sinners ~ Dubois county ~ their June tern
is7s under the provisions o. ~ Act entitled An Acf
70 regulate aud license the sa e spirtfnou.. vnaus
malt and other intoxicating quorr 70 limit the license
70 rharrei Nv eifi and iowns. and - REGAL ~
former Laws Fexuisr the sale a. intoxicating qnors
and al laws ard parts 20 laws coming IN CO. nct With
the provisions ~ this srf. prescfbrE penalties ior ne
violation thereof and declaring emergency passed
nv the legislature q Indiana Ia ISIS. for license 80
ell spirHous vinoas and malt iqnnrs. nv ousnfirss
les. than qu-rf ftue 70 he drank On the premises
ior term Il year The precise location where be
desires 20 sell a. in hose situated and being -pcr lot
No rty-one shown nprr re urtginai map - plat
n ,he sorn ~ C.i.stin. IL aaAip. Duhuis courl-
~ Indiana EDwAKD EICHAkT.
Nav 18th le-s--3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19

Nav PArEE.-Mr. George Swint has
been in Iluntingburg this week. arrsrg-
ing Tor the issue of the "Huntin gburg
Democrat" new paper which he ex-
poets TO start about the frs. Of June.
George is clever gentleman, has had
considerable experience, and will I'M
ques'ionebly make a good paper We
cordially welcome him TO the county
and wish him abundant success.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19
Notice of Application for Liquor
License.

Notice of Application for Liquor
License.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the citi-
~ gems OF Jasper and Bainbridge
township Dubois county, Indiana. that
the undersigned viii apply to the Board
Of County Commissioners of Dubois
county. at their June term, 1876 under
the provisions of an Act. entitled An
Act to regulate and license the sale of
spirituous. vinous, malt and o.her intox-
icatin. liquors, TO limit the license fee
to be charged by cities and towns. and
to repeal all former laws regulating the
sale of intoxicating liquors. and all laws
and parts of laws coming in conflict
with the provisions of this act, prescri-
bling penalties for the violation thereof.
and declaring an emergency passed by
the Legislature Of Indiana, in 1875. for
a license to sell spirituous, vinous and
melt liquors, in quantities less than a
que K at time, to be drank on the prem
i.es. for term Of one year. The pre-
else location where Lc desires TO sell is
in his house situated and being upon lot
No. ninety. rs shown upon the original
map or plat ofthe tewn of Jasper, Balm
bridge township, Dubois county. Ind.
Ma i3ih, 1875 -3w. L. HERBlG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ partnership heretofore existing be
twces the undsrs gned in the buichering
and meat business in Jasper, is dissolved
by mutual consent The business will
be continued by Leopold Gutzweiler.
who i authorized 10 collect all sums due
the late firm, and also will pay all claims
against it. PETER NoHR-
LEOPOLD 6UTzwEILER.
Nav 70. 1876 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19

awe have been asked several times
latelyif the Dubois County Agricultural
society designed holding any Fair this
Fall. Can the officers OF the Society
.cnlighten the public on this subject
Ave think Fair ought to be held.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19

g-Wc have letter from the COM
mi.tee charged with arranging for
transportation TO the Democratic Con-
vention at ST. Louis, asking how many
wish to attend from Dubois county
Will those intending TO 20 let us know
immediately. that we may report
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19

~ Don't iail 10 call on Andrew
Heppaer. if You want stylish suit OF
eIethes. lie il daily expecting New
+ .shion Plate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19

0rThc residence OF Mr.. Dan. Miller,
on Clay street. is nearly completed. and
is quite an addition 10 thar part Of town.
We are glad to see ous worthy meoAan-
ics securing themselves comfortable and
pleasan homes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19

Office j. hereby given that the Tn
~ dcrsignea. has been appointed TX
ecutor OF the last will and testament Of
Elias Bi.sey. late OF Dubois Comfy
Indiana. deceased. Said estate is sup
posed 10 be solvent.
WILLIAMS. BIsSEY, Executor
WV. A. TRANLoR. ATTY.
Nav 18th. ls16-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19

0TBy notice in another column u
will he seen that the firm OF Nohr y
Guizweiler has been Dissolved. We are
informed that this will not interfere
with furnishing No. one beef To our
Citizens this Summer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19

eyMr. lsidore Schuhm.chsr went 10
Washington "Wednesday, TO see 10 load
ing number of teams with q car lad
of the famous Excelsior Machines.
" hlch he has sold to the farmers Of Du-
bois county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19
May lsta. ls7s--ly.


Strayed from nv farm near Newton
Stewart. Ind. on the 18th day Of May.
1876, one two year old fly, and a
yeariing colt. The tilley isac-y J-nk-
bald face to the eyes, two white spots
on one side. black streak down the back.
dark name and tail, had on yoke when
she left the yearling was . sorrel horse
colt, rather on the scrubby order. No
marks remembered. Any one giving
information. so that they may be found,
will be literally re warded- Address
JAMES BEATTY,
Nav Il. 1876 -3w. Newton Stewart
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19
Nav 18th. 1876 Il.
Notice Oh Application for Liquro
License.

AvuTtsE q ns.-rAr Sir~m o. the cii'r~rs e LAt4-
n h~trs -aa~ u-- fust.is c1urItv. in4iars. rs
y. atsi. "a ptfi ppiv ~ Enare - t-rry Csu
1i..i.aa ~ faa..' ea1rii. az thrr 4Gls terri
rSss unfer NJ prfria ~ 20 Act srtiiira Ar Al e
-ul--s - Fre-..~ n. !. ard beer ii-afi tf p
itrsrss~ ~ c1srr' BIZ are4 rwr. Hr tfFsEt1
ailf,rar inxsr@.1arltr tt -alr ~ rsoxest sr-
sns ai LAWS NJ parts cfirE r7rir- car-irr I'D f
--rsi~irr- fiat s-ihIns rsHi'e. ior thetie
frtE esf ana declaring rr-~rrr Tassrr -
re Lex s4fI-e ~ irL b. l>15. ~ irsia-~ q ST
mfre sd ts~r 10 e-firss less faau e4r~f
firns. - e-a-k 49, prtrs-T< ir- fsrrr cf
ass year. ~ precise prstff rkr~r b d.. rss o. sr
8. IN hnws. s1r1ars ana seirr rrr ~ flieurr de-
ssrih~d Lard. Ca.rnr1rnrr feer a - ~ Eas hsli
nile stake ~ s.-run t- Tprn T. s-.urh Afnx~ vte-
-rr-fn- sherre ~enrh - gree. a-I - rliza1rss n
y rod 81 n r-ks ftrrrr NeYf ~ ~,-l. fh~rrs Srtf
- degree. gsss viihr sst - sks .settsn lins
the .i3e ~ said r@xf.n thsnce segrh r rfl e tn.
nisrs ~ hrxiur5rz re- Jasper arr ~ Aiha-y fst
Es.nhrsdrr to- Whip. Dut,is couutg irti~na
rsr sfh is7r-Er FOTtS HgANc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19
a LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN

Juss Published. in ssaiel FnvsioP~ rrire 81 cents
4 Iecfur. ON the Nature. Tr-atmenf. ard
Radical Cure Of seminal weakness, at
sf.r-safurrira irsucea vs. >rif-thu-s. futcilnfsT-
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ana FITS. Mental al Phy~icai lpesrarits. &e.-hy
ROBERT J. CTLvEKw EII- ~ D.. author ~ tne
Green Rcok." &C.
he ~orla-rerr-nsa aufho- a. this atmirabie lee
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sxfni ecn~erirr ~ - Ahase nay ~ eFrrrsf
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

Far s--v-rnsr. Hon. JAMES d WILLIAMS.
Tor Iiea,enant- 0ussrnor, COL ISAAC y GRAY,
itr Judges n The Supreme Count
1t ns.-s,yrEL a. RrssigK.
- n..i -ALENANiER &. pOwNEr.
80 nst-JOHS rETTTr
Ssh pist---JAMES =. wORDEN,
Tor SECRETARY q Stale. JOHN 4. NEFr,
Tor Audner Of state rBENEzER. HENDERSON.
For Treasurer q STATE. BENJAMIN c. SHAW.
For Atforney-Cenersi CLARENCE A. BC>KIRK.
FOR supsrintenasn, 81 Public instruction. II. SMART
Tor CLERK u she Supreme Court. GAr2rEL SHNuCk
FOR FsFer'sr q SapFsus Court AUGUST SaRriS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19

FoG Co~GEESs.-We have seen no ex
preston OF principles "a yet from any
Of the candidates for nominate ion i'm this
Congressional District, excepting Mr.
Dobbins. Arc all the others afraid TO
let their principles be known and try
ing TO slip up on the blind side of the
people. We don't want. and will not
support. any dumb men or moral cow
ards in this race. Come out gentlemen
candidates. and let the people under
stand your views on the financial ques-
ton. When you seek their support,
they have a right to know whether your
views accord with theirs, and this must
be understood fairly before the Con-
veniion meets, unless you expect to buy
enough delegates to nominate you
which case it is 10 be hoped YOU would
be defeated at the polls in October.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19

0-rNot much silver Ia circulation in
this locality ~ vet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-19
ExECUTOR's NOTICE.

Nav 10. 1876 3w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-18
The Richmond Enquirer.

1t is generally said that Mr.. Schoolcraft is
| from SIC, 900 to SIS, 900 out of pocket by the
investment 10 the itch moDd Enquircr. | sup
pose Mr.. Schoolcraft came into possession Of
his fortune, and at the time ycarned for the
glories OF newspaper life. Be this as it may,
he met with Mr. NJ. p. Handy. know they
met but whether it was ''by chsuce the usual
way" | cannot say, and indeed rumor and the
author OF the dosgercl have not settled this
point Mr.. NJ. Z. Handy was the first gentle
man saw 10 the Theatre party" which was
gwen by Mr.. Schoolcratt and which created
such Juror in soc ETY. here. 1t is little re-
markabc that Mr. Handy was the escort Of
one Of Richmond's and indeed Virginia peer.
less bellies on that occaslou-the same young
lady that Mr.. Schoocrait led to the altar few
weeks suce. The next time heard from MIR.
Handy and Mr. Schoolcratt was when learn.
ed thai Mr.. Schoolcraft bad purchased 81 500
worth Of Enquirer stock, and was Oh the editor
ial staff Of that paper. The paper certainly
prospercd under the new management, its cir
culatlon Increased, and 1t was DOT long before
the editorial staff we're drawing fine salaries.
The business Increased to such an extent that
u larger force had to be employed. There was
an editor 10 chief, Mr.. NJ. 2. Handy, and asso
cate editor, Mr.. +. A. q. Handy, an auditor
OF the company, Mr. Warren, OF Boston,
treasurer, aud secretary, Mr.. SchooIcraft, and
Journal book-keeper, Mr.. Freeman, of Bos-
ton.
Viewing the paper from a newspaper mans
standpoint must confess that it Was well man
aged and one OF the handsomest papers iu the
South. The next thing | kuew was that Mr..
SchoolcrAft had left the paper, and the last act
10 the drama was the suspension Of the paper
Why it suspended know not Rumor states
that Mr. Schoolcratt left and Mr. Handy could
not carry 90 the paper without him. Mr.. NJ.
2. Handy bought house, but why be has not
a right to buy houses as we'll as any ooe else
| cannot see. The author Of the doggerel
makes capital of that fact, however.
Mr. Haody returned from Philadelphia last
right. 1T is said that be has the capital 10
hand to at once resume and continue the pub
iication of the Enquirer, but that he will not
undertake it until Mr.. Schoolcrait is got rid
Of. 1t Is reported that the original cause Of
difference between SchooIcratt aud the edi-
tors (he having obtained controlling inter
est 10 the paper) is that he sent an agent North
authorized to sell the L iquirer, aud Instructed
10 sell it 10 Republicans, if such purch-
asers could be found. This coming TO the
knowledge of the editors, they resigned in a
body
This is Mr. Handy's business. l am glad {,
learn that the old paper Will he resumed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-18

presume Mr. NJ. P Handy will pay Mr. School,
craft his SIG 900 or $4,000 aud carry the
paper on by himself. | am glad to learn this
But think there must be some mistake about
Mr. Schoocraft trying TO sell the paper To the
adicals.-RichnlonA Correspondent Petersburg
Post.
The Richmond State of Saturday evening
contains the followiug:
"Wiil you allow NC short space 10 your
columns to reply to an injurious assertion made
by the late editor thereof 10 the last issue OF
that grand old Virginia Journal, the Enquirer.
He says "Whcu the present. company took
charge of the paper they found 1t 10 pros
lratc condition. or words to that effect, winch
comes with rather bad grace from those who
in less than ten months squaodcrcd, acc Drdlug
| to the best authorities, from fifteen to twenty
Thousand dollars 90 the paper ADD only sue
cecded in killing it outright. But, So lar from
| finding il in il PROSTATE condition, when sold
and transferred the Enquirer to MeSsrS. Handy,
Beales & Jones, in October last, II was II a
better condition han it has heeu at any tune
sioce the war financially aud otherwise. Every
| debt aga inst 1t had beeu paid by me, aud not
single printer or employee was lett unpaid. In
its business Management | was assisted by Mr..
Geo. Crulchield, one Of the most careful and
| pains taking clerks and best managers III the
| newspaper business, ard economy Was the rule
Of the establishment. Eliorialiy the staff con.
sisted of Mr.. a. p B"nnett. MIR. u. w.
Jam. IS aud Mr.. L. A. g. Hlndy-three as good
journals as Virginia can bOast-aud the paper
| enioyed reputation second 10 none 10 the
country for abllty or he quality OF it, news.
| But yr the TACT that was ngagcd III m'nlog
and manufacturing enterprises Which required
all my time fce quiet conhdeu! that lcoulh
have made the paper u bu,luess success But,
desiring to devote my whole attention to my
other affairs, sold OUT on reasonable terms 10
Mr.. Handy and company. That the paper has
gone dove in their hands none regrets, or feels
more tnan myself. With its affairs, since
disposed Of il, |, Of Course, have 10 connec-
tou, but caunct tame!y submit to having II
said that my management OF it was a al ur',
or that left it in "a PROSTATE cohdltloo py
those who have since slaughtered Ii completely,
and fear beyond the hope "f resurrection.
| seek 90 controversy, but mercy ask thu
privilege of setting myself right, - lar AZ
was connected with the paper, before THIS com
muolty. JonN Ii. BRYANT.
2. S. Had my attention ben called 10 III:
matter sooner, this reply w"uid have been made
at au earlier day. but my time has bcen 50 Ell
irely occupied by the burning OF my Suma'
mill In Petersburg that had altogether over
looked even the fact that the b !quirer hac
SUSPENDED. y. IL. ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-18
Foreign News.

The text of the Porte's answer to the Powers
shows that the Porte, besides the conditions for
peace already AIDE known, requires that Ser
via shall send back all persons who emigrated
to that country ilom neishboring Turkish prov
iuces The status OF the ante bellum will be
retained with regard TO Montenegro. Within
twenty four hours after the Powers shall give
judgment on the peace conditions the Porte
will order suspension of hostllltes. The Ser
VANS repulscd au attack Of five battaous of
Turks Dear Gredetiu, southwest of Aexinatz,
on Thursday. The Servians also claim that
General Horvatovich has turned the Turkish
positions oy crossing Yastab ,z heights, and
that Colonel Mirkowlcb. the commander of the
army of the Drua, has defeated the Turks, aod
driven them across the Drina. recapturlug the
two Servlan rcdoubts at Little Iworoiok, which
had been taken by the Turks. 1t is asserted
that Servia has obtained $4,000 muskets and
several mltraiilcuses from Russia.
LONDON, September l6-Wm. Nj. Tweed
and " "a. Hunt, who was arrested With him,
will be embarked at Coruuna for Cuba as pris.
oners on thursday next, the 2lst inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-18
The storm.


The storm which prevailed here yesterday
extended ogr large area. 1t was first heard
Of at Havana, Cuba, 90 Thursday night. 1t
was moving in nor; heriy direction, and was
Indicated in advance Of its arrival by the falling
Of the barometer So 1t reached Key West on
Friday afternoon, with the baromrtr indicat-
ing 40 atmospheric pressure of 20 S32 inches
L. attained its creates violence there on Sat
| urday, moving about 1880, after which the
barometer rose randy as the storm passed
north. Tue earliest indication OF the storm 10
this locality was given at Cape H"ury on Sat
url.y about noon, BY a northeast gale, accom-
pancu by u little ram, aud its full force Was
icIi Il. 43D o clock, when rain fell in torreuts
aud the wind was tray"llng at the rate OF forty
| five miles per hour, making terrible sea,
which rolled ii between the Capes, raising the
water :ioe 10 Hamp'no Roads and James river
v perceptby. From the time the raln be-
ga" at or naar midnight, uurE "'clpck yes
tr y 3.5 inches fell at Cape H1ury, showing
that ne ctiitrc OF the cyclone passed near this
point. The winj up to 5 p NJ. had not moved
"a; greater velocity than twcuty six miles an
hour and when !; Changed from n. h. to h
5. T. at Ids D. IL. blew at the rate OF about
twenty one mIlcs
Iu Baltimore, when the wind changed the
water began TO flow into the Basin at rapid
rate, Il ,cdlcg Pratt street west of the Maltby
House, up Light to j ubard aud along Lom
bard to South street 1t also covered Light
rect at its lowest elevation to the depth OF
nearly three feet 50 that boats landed at the
door OF the Maltby, or padded up Camden and
Conway streets dearly to Charles. ln fact, all
The streets that make their terminus on Llgh
street wharf were filled nearly 10 Charles. 1t
is probable that al this point the greatest loss
will be sustained the State warehouses for to
b4cc, suffering most. \ Norwegian sailor
named Ludwig TOrgc % years cd, b l1ng-
Tag 10 tie Bremen bark Jennie, accidentally
walked overheard and was drowaed.
ln WASHINGTON the rail- commenced falling
Saturday night, but from early yesterday morn
i1g until about 5 clock 10 the afternoon it was
lucc. saut. Lac 10 the afternoon the wlud
I'll; thorough gale, doing considerable dam
age 20 awnings and young trees. Beyond the
h)oiing of several cellars % certain portions OF
Pennsylvania avenue, no other material dam
age l. reported.
The following dispatches show the extent OF
the torm in Virginia:
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. IA fearful storm
has been prevailing Tor the last twenty four
hours The raiuia here is three inches, and
five irches at Cape Henry, where the wind Is
blowing torty-iVe miles au hour.
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. l7.-rhere has been
a heavy aod incessant rain during the greater
portion of to day, accompanied by high
nor'hcast wind This afern' on the wind IT,
creased 10 almost hurricane, prosratiug
aauy foe SHADE trees, tearing down awnings
and >igos, aui uuroofng and otherwise dam
! aging houses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-18

The Richmond correspondence ofthe Peters
burg Index says: 1T now seems very certain
that Judge Wood Bouldiu of the Supreme
Court will not be able to return to the bench
and he is known to entertain the idea Of re-
signing Ia Judge Boudin,the representative
of the Southside in the Court, the State has a
Judge of excellent character and abilities.
When his health 6oally forces him to retire. will
be fouod 20 easy matter to iii his place The
same correspondent also says: 1T seems to be
regarded as unlikely that Col. George French
Strother will ever be able to return TO his du-
ties as supernte pdent OF the penlteDtlary. HIS
relatives and friends OF course are naturally
quite unwilling to give up all hope,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-18
Reclaimed.

A scene 10 the drama of life WAS enacted
last night in this city, the result OF which was
the rescue of a young woman froW a life Of
shame. Some time after dark woman rather
elegantly dressed. and OF handsome appear
ance, accosted Sergeant Fainter, of the Fifth
precinct. on the street, and asked him if be
knew where a woman, whose name she men
toned, was stopping. The officer recognized
the name, and volunteered TO show the woman
to the house. which was houss of prostitution
in the division.
The woman had every appearance OF lady,
aud in order not to draw the attention OF the
curious it was arranged that she should follow
the Sergeant; but before long she became very
nervous and frightened by the insulting looks
and remarks Of the loitcrers 10 the ncighbor-
hood into which she followed the officer, and
she gladly avaiIed herse!I of his protection
The Sergeant guided her to the house OF q
woman named Lizzie Howard, on & s'r2ct
between Thirteen h aud Ihlrt"cn.aud half
streets. Here they found quite mum er Of
women and young girls aod men, and among
them the young woman for whom they were
looking. who was the sister Of the woman VINO
had searched her out. An affecting time toll
lowed.
The fallen one was cntreat"d by her sister to
quit the life that she wa .vlng, and her c To-
pauiou in vice seconded the eotreaties with
earoes- advice. The youog woman ioaly
agreed 10 leave the house and she went with
her sister to hotel
Her story is a simple one. She with her
sisters resided 10 Pittsburg with their pareuts
until about three years ago. when she Was mar-
rid m a vounp man and went to 81, LJuis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-18

The Staunton Vlrginan thinks that "Dr.
Daouey's very able letters against the public
schools have found many believers and argues
danger to the public school system Of Virginia.
The cogeut answers of Superintendent Rutfoer
seem to have closed that controversy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-18

Bessie, for hal is her uamc, for some reason
was dissatisfied with her condition 10 life and
Que day about TWO years ago she disappeared
from St. LOUIS and ca me to this city. and here
she bcsao the life of prostitute. Her huS
band followed her, bu; 6udDg hat he g. uld do
nothing secured employment at the lHcb'iaIe
asylum.
During the TWO years that Bessie was an 10
mate of The house 10 the division her fam
lily H. Pittsburg did not know hat she had left
St. Louis. She kept up the deception by az
Intrigue with friend in st. Louis, who for
wardcd letters for her from that place to Pitts.
burg, and received all her letters from the
family, so that they had not the least cause of
suspicion or any reason to believe that Bessie
vas not happy and contentcd wife. Only a
few days ago word came to their ears that Bes
ii, was in Washington in house OF prostitu
ton. aud her sister came to this city lmmcdl
ately to hunt up the fallen one aud bring hel
back TO life of virtue. She was directed Il
Inquire OF pnTcemen, aad how we'll she per
formed her mission has been seen. Bessie anc
her sister will leave this city for their home il
Pittsburg to-day Wash Republican,