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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-09
RAILROADS.

Slafnl aro5e egornpssed she snd .notsani /
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Ry..
Gin, Lafayette & Chicago R.R.
Indianapolis, Gin, & Lafay'eR.R.
Is the Direct Route from
BURLINGTON, KE0KUK AND PEORIA
LAFAYETTE INDIANAPOLIS
CINCINNATI
roursv1LLE NASHVILLE
MEMPHIS
coLuMRus - aae1 NEWARK
Ht GAINESVILLE a
PITTsBURG WASHINGTON
BALTIMORE egt ~
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
- ~+~ BOSTON
ff atI HH AIso-srH 81 .#aa4zs
Chicago, Detroit. Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo
es8. And to all points in the
EAST, SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST
The attention of the travelling public is called to
| the following superior advahtagesAofered by this
Unrivaled for Speed and Safety Unexcelled in its
| Equipments Magnificent Track New Steel
| Railsi Luxurious Reclining Chair Carsi
| Miller Platformi Westnhonse
~EG Air Brakel
And in fact every modern appliance which 10 calcu
lated to increase the comfort & safety OF Passengers
| Magnificent Sleeping Cars are run on night train
splendid Day Coaches on day trains to Chicago an
elegant Reclining Chair Cars evening trains t
/ INDIANAPOLIS & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES change
BY this route passengers will avoid delays an
dlsagreeable Omnibus transfers through large elite
which makes it especially desirable for old peopl
and those not accustomed to travelidg and for Lf
i dies travelling alone. Gentlemany and courteou
Conductors OF this route always ready antit
ipate the wants of passengers. -.s
, Through tickets can be obtained at the Offices
tall connecting Roads. Baggage checked through
Be sure and ask for tickect reading, via vt p.
W. Route, from Burlington. keokuk or Peorla.
A. l. HOPKINS, Receiver, g.. 49,. paor;
H. c. TOWNSEND, Gen. Pass. 6 Tk't Agt is'i
! Fer further information in regard to Freight
. Passenger Business, address
: lE#4 - w. r. CRUMPTON,
II - General Western Agent,
II 101 Main Street Burlington. Iowa.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-09

HOT l..
ST. LOUIS.
Fronting on Walnut, 4th and 9th SITS,
ALVEILLE, WARNER d CO,
PRopRIEToRS.


During the past year this Hotel has been
thoroughly overhauled, re painted. re-tres-
coed, re-earpeted and re-furnished from
top to bottom. and is irst-class in all re-
spects.
The SOUTHERN" is located near the
center of business. the theaters, and all
places of amusements. Its tables are sup
piled with the best the markets afford, and
there is in the Hotel building the neatest
RESTAURANT in the city for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
There have been added twenty-five bath
rooms and closets; also. fourteen large
sample rooms on the Office floor, especially
suited to travelling men who have goods tt
show.
The proprietors are determined that thu
"soUTHERN HOTEL" shall be among th'
best hotels of the country, land hope +
lgreet their old friends, as well as man
new ones, promising every attention tina
will add to their comfort, and make then
feel at home.
| There is an improved elevator leadin
from the first floor. Railroad and stean
i boat ticket Offices, news stand. and West
J lern Union Telegraph Office Ia rotunda 2
Hotel.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-09
DIR. BEALE'S. ia.
GERMAN

Tor weight III
stomach, swim
lining at the head
hurried, or diff
fcult breathing
Efuttering at the
fheart, choking
Tor sufocating
Sensations when
lin a lying pos
vture. dimness Of
Vision, &c. The
lHea is prepared
Iind sold al
M 602 Gpnff
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
THE SrOrCHMhNS ANNIrERSARY.
THANKSGIVING Day, the 3Oth of Novcmb'

Thanksgiving Day, the 30th of November,
was also tHc cis' OF s Andrew, for which reason the
annua dinteI ST. Andrew Society, usually
on that day deferred until Iast evening The dinner
was furnished. uy Dclmouico In his banquet hail. at
Twenty -sxt-st and Fiflh-ayc. over 200 guests sat
down to dinner at O'Clock
After thanks had been returned by the Rev. Dr. Tay
lor the President, James Brand addressed the company.
lie then proposed the first toast of the evening, "Thc
day au' a wha honor il, 10 which William 8. Lcgga
spondcd ny singing scotland Yet" Tclc-r.lAs from
sister societies in hicagU s. LOUIS ana IIIlaX.
read by the president The second toast. "1hc Queen
met q rrspousc ia the singing by tbs wlpli com
pany of "GOd Save the Queen" followed by
hearty cheers. The next toast, "Ihc President"
also clctcd cheers from tIc gcsls The land - cakc,
brought forth an eloquent and witty rcsuoisr from
the Rev. Dr. Taylor. Mr. William Wood responded
TO the toast III" land We live ill.," III long speech,
IN the ~ winch he said The world his
never Witnessed such spectacle s presented to-day
by the United States 900, 900 of people calmly
ing the decision OF the law and prepared accept
Chief Magistrate the man whom tie law declares
elected" Chaunccy NJ Depcw responded 10 the tCist
The state and City OF Nc"-N -rk. and Gen. Horace
Porter 10 Tic Army and Navy" Among other tol-ts
were Our New Members" and " Our Sister sOcctirs."
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
ALBERT GARyIER's DOMESTIC TROUBLES.

Albert GARNER, well known as billiard
player has applied ior divorce from ms wife. Last
May he discovered that shs was on intimate terms with
a man named James Gottendorf, and he sent her 10
France. When size returned in September he believed
her proicstaons of penence and took her 10 his hoe
but about the middle Of October she left him. taking
their child with her II found that GOttendorf and
she were living together In Bayonnc, ~ j. and on Satur
day the husband and detective went 10 the house The
door opened by Mr- GARNER, who affrirhted
seeing her husband, ana dvining at his PURPOSE
she ran into back and took the child up In her
arms, defyng them to take it from her This they did
however, without any rough treatment Her cries
traced the attention Of policeman by whom they
arrested and taken before justice Of the peace wh0
hearing the story promptly discharged GARNER and the
1afe
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
NEBRASKA.
THE LEGISLATURE TO MEET TO-DAY.

TIE LEGISLATURE TO MEET TO-DAY.
THs DEMOCRATS TRYING 40 PREVENT A QUORUM
THE RrPUBLICAN DEMURRER IN THE lNJUNC-
TIoN CAst-THE HAYES ELECTORS.
OMAHA, Dec 4.-rhc counsel for the Republican
electors to-day asked Judge Savage to put the case
wherein the Democratic electors petition Tor an III
junction to prevent th" CORNER from casting votes
over until Tomorrow mo.nng, but the judge decided
10 hold Il night session.
The counsel then put in a demurrer, and are
arguing tonight quoting authorities to show that
the petition Is imperfect, and also that the court has
no iuri ,diction in the matter. Should the Judge
overrtllc the demurrer the will be tried on III
merits Tomorrow Tho courtroom was crowded
Il seems to b. the general belief that the Repnb-
can electors will meet and east their votes Without
regard 10 the dccI>ion of the CO Sc.
Energetic efforts contI az t. b. made by the he-
pubcans Tor 4 quorum ut the extra session of the
Legislature which will be held at Lincoln to-mor-
row. and mauy members passed through here to-day
ON the way thither. The Democrats are eXertlng ali
their powers to prevent the attendance OF quorum
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE.

The. Art Students League was organized in
tins city the Fan Of 1879 its purpose being the at
taiunent on the part its members OF higher dcyc
opment in art culture, for the encturagemcnt of spirit
OF friendship in the way OF mutual help in their studies
and also for the accumulation Of works and books
art subjects for ihe benefit OF the meubers Prof L. t.
Wilmarth, n A., elected its President, with eff
cent Board o. Control During the past ycar the league
has been conducted IN such that Us students
have realized very substantial benefits III the several de-
partments of art and 1t now enters uDon the second
year OF its history under most favorable auspices At
recent meeting OF the league held at its roons No. los
Fifth-ave the officers elected for the ensuing
President, L. T. Wilmarh; VicePresidents, Mrs Julia
L. Baker aud Charles Y Turner; Recording Secretary
Joseph A. Herman; Corresponding Secretary, Miss
Annie Il. FOlger; Treasurer, +. Waller; Board OF
Control, Frederick 5. Cnurcn, Mrs. NJ w. Hall,
Miss Elizabeth T. FOOte and William f. Rooster
Before the Organization OF this society for the general
advancement OF students in art studies, no similar one
existed Tue pan adopted IN the schools OF the league
is based upon the Parsan ateliers that the studcnts
branches In technquc-lfe portrait, and sketch classes
AS now organized aud conducted the league ahors u
woned facilities and advantages for student to prac
tce and develop In art studies, and 10 acquire sod
educa don In the several departments
reception is Ia be given at the rooms OF the league
tins evening for pleasure OF the mcmbcrs and their
friends One OF the features will be an exhibition OF the
works OF we-knowu artists, ard also OF the students
themselves
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
SURPRISE OF THE CABINET.

IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEI
WASHINGToS Dee. 4.-The session of the Cabinet
to-day was of unusual duration. 1t was chiefly oc-
cupied in a review of the message which will be pre-
scntcd tomorrow. There was some conversation
rcspecting the situation at Columbia, and the peace
ful withdrawal of the Democrats from the state
House. fhe latter was mentioned with surprise as
n move quite unexpected Its meaning occasioned
the expression of diversity OF opinions, rs 1t IS
believed TO be preliminary to rev move III the
tactics Of the Democratic managers III South caro-
Ina Particulars are awaited with great interest.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
UoTsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The opening of the session of the House was
witnessed by immense Of spectators There
were very few absentees among the members OF tue
House The Speakers chair was drapcd In mourning in
respcct 10 the memory the late Speaker, Mr. Kerr Of
Trdjana whose death occurred during the There
beipg therefore presiding officer the House was called
20 orier at noon y Mr. Adams its Clerk who thei ep0n
proceeded 10 call the list OF members IEe call OF the
rgI show ed tie presence OF 249 members the Whole
,,nt,oer m fhe roll beiDg 2SS. As the roll was
fnshcd Mr. HOLMAN (Dem.. Ind rose to oier resOll
flor for tine election Speaker, but Mr BANKS (nd
Nss IN erposed "a question OF superior privilege, the
rirnt ot the ncmber from the new state OF COLO
rsdo 20 ave his nae placed the roll 80 that he ght
pateipate the election of Speaker lie sen up tue
credentials OF the Colorado merIjer. .
discussion easucd the question OF pIec denee Mr
HOLMAN and other Democrats coptending that tho
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
$3.50 a. m.
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Gov cUANRERTAIN,S DISPATCH.

GOV. CHAMBERLA1N'S DISPATCH.
THE REPUBLICANS WILL NOT YIELD TO VIOLENCE
Continued from, the First Fage]
Srth: The present position Of affairs Is caused Dy
the attempt of the Democrats to escape from the
effects of the blunder Committed by them on
Thursday, in refusing to take part IN the
organization of the House. They have forci-
bly, injected themselves, including the persons
holding no certificates of election from Edge
field and Laurens, into the House presided over oy
Mr. Mackey, and the Edgefed and Laurens men
refuse to retire. that the whole force of the State If
any force was available, ought to be employed by
me in enforcing the lawful orders of Mr. Mackey as
Speaker. / entertain no doubt, as such force is
not available, what alternative is left except q
call upon the President for aid in suppressing do
mestic violence. To call this parliamentary strug-
gle is to do violence to language as well as 10
misstate facts III body OF men can DC
permitted. without credentials and without
right, to take their places In legislative
BODY already duly organized, and call their
refusal to retire on the order of the lawful officers OF
that legislative body and the usurpatlon OF the
Speakers chair mere parliamentary struggle the
results are plain This is in fact domestic violence
now and will soon be revolution. 10 yield to such
violence is to abandon lawful government
Serenh: The Republicans desire speedy and
peaceful settlement of the present dlihcultles, put
they will never, with my consent, yield one hairs
breadth of their legal rights to secure peace
especially unlcr the present menaces OF the South
Carolina Democracy. i have fought corruption IN
my own party and shall not banch before violence
in the Democratic party. ID. Ii. CHAMBERLAiN'
CoiuHbid s. C., Dec. H. 1876.
p. S.-Snce preparing the above statement the
Democrats have again withdrawn from the State
House. What further issues are to arise l cannot
say. ID IL u
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
OFFICIAL VOTE OF OREGON

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. A Salem, Oregon,
press dispatch says that the official OF the State was
canvassed to-day by the Secretary OF State IN
OF number of prominent Republicans and Democrats.
The Republican majority Is ,l65.
protest filed, signed by Senator Kelly and eight
other Democrats, against the issuance OF certificate as
Presidential eector TO Watts, and In favor OF giving IL
10 the eector who has the next highest e The
Governor gave notice that he would hear argument
the subject tomorrow. The Republicans will not argue
the matter before Governor claiming that lie has
Jurisdiction The decision OF the Governor will DC gwen
on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
.NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER g.

E. Rich from Boston for Philadelphia early yesterday
morning in Vineyard Sound and both vessels put into
Vineyard badly injured On the previous Monday
the Kate f. Rich in collision with the schooner Mary
P.ckard of Cape Cod.
The ship Proteus, Capt. Hall, from st. JOHN New
Brunswick for Hull, struck Blonde Rock Seal Island
on rhe night OF Dec l. but subsequently huated or and
the next day at Liverpool ". s.. wateriogged NO
lives lost
The schooner Cherb Can't Fletcher, with clay, from
South AmbOy for Gardiner encountered heavy squali
from the northeast the night OF Dec. about Two
miles northeast of the station ut Highland Light Inc
decks swept and the cabin Tiled with water aiter
which the vessel abandoned aud IL is believed u
subsequently sunk. The captain and crew were anicd
at Life Station No. z
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-Chancellor John V. L. Pruyn OF
Albany Arenue jotstThe Hon A BenteS sS h Gh,e i
Newburgh and William l.. scott OF Erle Penn UntdsW
Vice President OF the Union racine
porood Comnany: Oliver Ames and F. Gordon Dexter OF
Hotel Brnswick-Senaior stephen H. Hammond Oh
1stor HouseT1eodore n Vail superniendent OF the hai
Postal Nicholas HOtet-JOshua Nyet IN
snrance Comms Maine and Capt. Samuel BROOKS oil
the steamship City OF Richmond
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
"a m 28c Noon 3f- y. M. 36o. Midnight 70.
Highest during the day, So. Lowest 20
Average 297so same day. lS75 35+'
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05

TIE BREATH Is RENDERED OFFENSIVE
by souruess OF the stomach MILK or MAGNRs oD'ates Oot
cause and effect.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
"a L,L-II L-RA 40 LLamhnIs 81. ". Y

MOI being willing TO sell brass at any price,
" and wishing meet the disposition for chrapness which
leads - many money buying rOSOn0us brass
irish oi,r SOLID GOLD JEWELRY, in the different at
rlctve STYLES by machinery with ring cost for ie
aor at or nearly at the o the brass trash which II
always sold at pr0ht OF 400 800 per cent f. j. NAS
Isl broadway, up stairs, opposite A. T. Siewarrs
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05

LrNpBoRG'S CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and ,i doll shtiul substitute CooSne Bay RUM
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
DIR, RllWlrS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly sclcss elegantly coated for the cure OF an ~
orders stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervD
diseases headache constipation, costlyeness
pepsia Diousness bilious fever inflammation OF the Dos,l
piles, and all arrangements Of the internal yscera
PRICE Is CENTS PER BOX SOLD BY DRUGGIsrs
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
INDIANS NOTING.
InY rELECEAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

GIN. IIiOOk At FOKI NT+NU-IIH WHO '''7''''''''I
MOVE AFTER THE ENEMY-IiEALTH OF THE
COMMAND
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBuSE.l
FogTRENo. Dec. >, via FORT FETTERMAN, Dec.
-uoruation iro Indian scouts II 10 th9 effect mat
c ho,ts Eayc left the Big Horn country and are NOV
i toward the Lower Powder and Little Missouri rivers
Crooks whole command arrived from crazy "oMahs :
rorl, TO-DAY and will probably move after them The
Cbeyeuues. whom Mackenzie struck. are presumed to
hny oiucd Crazy Horse The general opinion Is that the
Indians will break up into small bands and may possibly
20 70 Bear Butte The bcalth Of the command Is good
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05

An Irishman. being little fudllcd, was
asked what his religious belief Is II me neaie yed
II. asking about p said les the same as the Nlddy
Brady owe her twelve shiiiiugs for whisky, ana sue
behaves I'll niyer pay her; and faith that's my Delale
A...fl
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05

DISASTERS AT SEA.
The schooner Theodore Dean, from Port
johnson for sale with coal into the schooner Kate
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
Announcements !

PORTER's COrGH BALsAM is the oldest ant
one of the best remedies III use Try It,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
r,rlv vrstrrdoy moriing Arthur Bnyne was
BROOKLYN.

The De Kalb Avenue Railroad Company is
lnyI. "A switch IN Nashl g,onst opposite the bfOOhlyh
'Tirntrr, for the benefit OF t!citer-SJcrs.
An informal meeting of the Supplies Com
nIltr, of the Board of SutysUrs was hciu yesterday.
n WAS decided To al ertlsc for supplies at once.
Dennis King, laborer, GA years old, living
at No JI5 kcntaye, icl dead at M. 1919 Scnenckst.
last evening.
During the month of November stolen prop
ety TO he value Of S3,237 80 recovered by lne
poicc Of this quantity, articles worth S23l7 9l were
restored 10 their owners.
At the meeting of the Common Council yes
tcrday the Mayors recommendation of j. L. Jensen
Assrssor was confirmed. Augustus kurth also
mated as Assessor bat was rejected 10y the board.
The police officer arrested for disorderly con-
duct IN "A snith-st. thanksgiving Day MAS not
s.rrt Meckes, stated In Saturdays TRIBUNE, but
Joseph Donahue. The arrest made by Sergt Meekes.
Two burglars, Louis Kurth and William Mar
Tin were recently arrested while In the act OF entering
building MiltOnst, Through disclosures made since
by Martin the police have been able to find out large
gang thieves with whom these two connected aud
already Arrests have been made. More Will be
made soon
The Long Island Historical Society met last
evening at Court and Rcmscnsts. Tue treasurer re.
ported the debt OF the society about aud urged
that money be raised TO pay this or The Rev. Dr. Hall
SPOKE in behalf Of the erection of building honor OF
President stOrrs. Addresses were also made by Gen.
SlOcum, Mr.. stranahan, and others
A new ferry company has been organized in
poses to line Of boats from the foot of Housonst,
East River New York. and the foot Of GIandst, D.,
Brooklyn The ineorporut0rs are David Durham With
ers, Robert Centre Lawrence Waterbury. Normans An
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05

organization the House necessarily the nrs Du
ness order; while Mr. BANKS and other RepnDncaans
coutended that all the members had F1ght 70 paTucI,
pate in the election In that same connection Mf thlE
lRep. Me claimed the same right for colleague Ul 1
elected in the place of Mr.. Blaine resigned fa thc
Clerk decided that the resolution offered by MI Hoiau
took precedence of the other and from tat dees e % ~
anneaI was taken by Mr. BANKS, which appear Mr. CoA
dem. n W moved to lay on the table. Inc appeti
was laid on the table by Yeas 16o Nays 81 anu aen !,
Mr. UOIMAN'S resolution came up Tor acton, anu IL
was adopted without opposition. II was rs follows:
informed that since s last aUounHent
the Hon NJ C. Kerr who the commencement OF the present
congress as elected Speaker Of the House has departed s
a office OF Speaker II u therefore
ordered that do proceed 10 the election OF
Speaker Uiud UOce. -
Samuel j. Randall Dem, Penn.l was nominated by
Mr.. COX Dem, n. ". and James "A. CARRIED (hep.'
Ohio, by Mr.. MCCRARY (Rep., 1Owa ~
Messrs. C1ymer Dem., PENN, Banning (Dcm Ohio),
Banks Rep., MassD, and Wilson (Rcp, Iowa. were ap-
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
RADWAY'S READYRELIEI

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents. There Is nots
remedial agent IN this world that will cure Fever ana @
aud all other Maarous Bilious Scarlet Typhoid, fslcN a.
other Fevcrs (aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. so qmck
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10

Is Hon. a. J. Gosmann this week
publishes his announcement as a can di-
date for Representative in the Legisla-
ture from Dubois and Martin counties.
We believe there is no question gener-
ally. but Dubois county is entitled TO
the Representatives position, as Martin
county has the Senator, and 1t is gcncr.
ally conceded that Mr.. Gosman made y
lair Representative in the last Legisla.
turc, always at his post, aud watching
the interests Of his constituents, while
ailable and gcnt,emanly TO all. Prob
ably no new member made better
record than he,--though several were
more noisy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10

0I-lt will be seen that the Demo
cratic COMMITTEE referred the ques-
ton denominations for County officers to
Mass the Convention. Wepresume that
Convention will think il too early TO
nominate though il is possible il may
put forth an entire ticket. We think il
should make arrangements for holding
delegate Convention to nominate
County officers, at a day not too distant,
and that such q course once firmly cs-
tabTishcd, would rebound vastly TO the
good of tho county generally, and Sc
cure always competent officers. ON
county and township officers are the
most important to the masses Of any Of
fcers elected, and if any means can be
adopted which will result in uniformly
securing us competent and faithful ones
II j. the part Of wisdom TO adopt il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10

SMALL l'oX IL UNTISGBuRG. There
have been two cases of this dread dis
ease in our neighboring town Of Hunt
mgburg. Mr katierhcnry and his Wife
Precautions have been taken TO prevent
it, further spread aud these two are re.
covering. The citizens Of our town
would do well 20 see that all are yacci'
mated
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10

SHOT IliNsEtF. August liaberlc. 4 lad
OF ten or twelve years. was handling a
pistol on Tuesday evening last, aud ac-
cidcnially shot himself in tic hand with
load Of small shot. making severe
aud ugly wound, which may partially
disable his hand for life. The wound
was dressed by DR.. Crooks, who hopes
il will only make an ugly scar. This
shows the evil effects Of permitting
small boys TO handle firearms. and the
necessity OF enforcing the law prohibit
ing their sale 10 children.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10
Our Circulation OF $500 Weekly
Papers 10 he Raised 10
10000 Copies.

II is not necessary 10 speak of tho
merits Of TmE WEEKLY COURIER. il j.
the compendium of the news OF the
week Ii is the correct reflector of the
events of this section. Ii is the reliable
market and crop reporter. Ii is full o..
Interesting reading for the family circle.
And II has thousand other merits that
commend ii 10 every fireside and make
il the Great Weekly Newspaper Of the
Lower Ohio Valley. 1t is now to be
given to subscribers for only One
Dollar, and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-10

Low IowN.--The persons who send
slandrrou~ anonymous letters through
the Io,t-ciiicc. II ycr want 10 deserve
to We tive lricnds YOU should r and
which YOU pretend 10 be--sign your
proper names to any letters you send
giving Information ~ regard 10 Others.
nnd YOU might DC believed, q; least your
lriicr- would then demand investigation
but snonN NOUS letters IRE generally the
ont growth OF cowarl- aud slanderer.,
and receive no attcu,ion.