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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-01

of course industriously used by the
fiIibusters to bring southern members
over to the "go-slow' or delay side
Gov. Hayes friends of course made a
speedy population of the ill-timed
article. There are all sorts of reports
too, as 10 the makeup Of the new
Cabinet. \ main point in the Hayes
policy it is said will be to make peace
with and in the South. Mr.. Field, Of
New York, leader Of the "go-slow
democrats, stated in caucus that he
had a bill prepared providing for a
new election the first Tuesday in May.
Meantime Gov. Hayes right to the
Presidency is to be tried in the Su-
preme Court. Reports are in circu-
lation that Senator Conkling, repub-
lican, of New York, is secretly work
ing with the go.slow democrats in
their tlllbustering operations, and the
republicans are watching his move
ments with no little trepidation, fearing
some new scheme may be sprung upon
them at the last moment. On the
other hand the democrats are entire
ly demoralized, being divided into
"submissionists and ''obstructjon-
lists the forms in favor Of peaceably
submitting to Hayes Inauguration,
the latter determined to prevent a
completion of the count if they can
until after the 4th of March. So you
see there plenty Of excitement to
make a stormy time this week. The
anxious prayer of the people of this
Country meantime is, "let us have
peace" and it is to be hoped a few
more days will realize it, notwith-
standing the way Of political factions.
OF course there is bitter disappoint,
ment to one side, but the result is
legal settlement by a tribunal
whose decision both parties promised
to abide by, when Gov. Hayes will
reach Washington is not yet known
as he is waiting an official announce
ment of his election. We are all
Micawber Just now waiting to see
what will turn up.
MICAWBER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-01
TWO Es.DEENEess a NEAR
ATTENTION
Es gSYYn e. re =
ChESClI'E EERTILIZERy

THE Undersigned having been so well
received hv the farmers last season, has
been induced TO make
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
for their patronage this year, and feels sat
isfcd, that Justice only, being done to his
fertilizers will establish them reputation
SECOND TO NONE
All, who purchased my Fertilizers last
season have been well pleased with them.
In the Price List below, call your at.
tenton to my unriyalcd
CRESCITE CORN POIDRETTE.
This may be deemed a worthless compound
on account of its extraordinary cheapness
but If you will call and examine into its
manufacture, it will be proven to You be-
You'd doubt that it is the best bargain in
the market by at least
Seven Dollars Per T'On.
Almond Super Phosphate. $500
Ground Raw Bonc(eXtra tine). 1900
Ground Raw Bone. ............ IL 90
Ground Dry Bone. ............. 1900
Ground raster. tbo
"Crescite' Corn Poudrette. ..... $500
AT the above prices a credit of months
is given. the list being subject to discount
OF five per cent for cash.
s- Send for price list.
FOR SALE AT THE DEP)T OF
THE w. NJ. II. X.
Chas. H.. GasscH.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-01

Ohio Cant, colored, who was ar
rested in Baltimore couple weeks
ago on the charge of stealing several
horses from parties in Loudoun coun-
ty, Va, and delivered to the author
tiles Of that county, has been tried
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
thirty-three years Vim. Richardson
colored, was also arrested in Balti.
more last Saturday, charged with
being an accomplish Of Giants.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-01
10 the Voters of Frederick Co.

DEING incapacitated to perform man
ID ual labor from wound received du,
ring the late war; and at the solicitation OF
numerous friends, hereby announce my
self rs a candidate for the next Shcrilialty,
subject to the decision of the Republican
Convention, and respectfully solicit your
support.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-01

The funeral Of Rev. Bernard Kee-
nan, aged ninety-eight years, the old
est Catholic priest in tie world, and
for fifty years pastor of st. Mary S
church, Lancaster, took place in that
city on Thursday last.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-01

A terrible slide of rocks and earth
occurred at slate quarry in Hartford
county, on the 18th inst, when a
Young man named Jones, who was
employed at the works, was dashed
into the quarry, which is one hun
dred feet deep, and buried under the
debris His mangled body was un-
earthed tie next day.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-01
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The grangers in Canada now COM
prise GOO oranges and $1,000 mem
bers.
1t is believed that the ten-per-cent.
law in Tennessee will be reapeled by
the present Legislature.
A Californian proposes to sail to
Liverpool, by the way of Cape Horn,
in boat only twenty feet long.
The condition of revenue agent
Meyer who was recently shot by Dry
den at Warrentown, No, is very
critical.
The remains of Rear Admiral Al
den lay in state at Portland Friday.
He was buried Saturday with militia
Try honors.
The boiler in the Clifton barrel
works at Pomeroy, Ohio, exploded
killing four persons and woundlng
twelve others.
Crane & Co.'S saddlerv and hard
ware factory at Newark was burned
Saturday. Loss, $35, 700; fully in
sured.
Gen. A. Won Steinwehr, of Cincin-
natl, died recently at Buffalo. He
| figured prominently in the war.
Indians captured three cattle trains
near Crook City, Dakota, on Saturday
killing two men and woundins anoth-
er.
General McAuthur, postmaster at
Chicago, is detauter for SIS, O00.-
His bondsmen are believed to be
bankrupt.
DR.. John L. Temple, founder of the
Homeopathic medical college Of Mis-
souri,, died at st. Louis Saturday,
aged 20.
John All Fine, implicated in the
murder Of All Ling, was rearrested at
New York Saturday, and held to
await the coroner's action.
Tom Hartshorn was shot by Dick
Holland at Cincinnati, Saturday
night, but not fatally. Both We're
gamblers, and had quarrelled over
money.
A fire at 353 Adams street, Brook
! Ign, Saturday morning, damaged
Howell's iron railing factory to the
extent Of $500 insurance $4,000.
James Campbell died in New York
on Saturday Of injuries inflicted by
his wife ana another woman in a
quarrel on the lst inst.
An Illicit whiskev distlerv was
seized by revenue officers Thursday IN
Wllliansburgh, n. Y. \ quantity
OF molasses, mash, and two iron stills,
We're seized.
The steamship Ohio colIi,|el with
the schooner George \ Turkhill Fri
day in the Delaware, near Chester,
,,,.;,o hor !, two Tlo cchooner's
e ,,s,,. ;7.o ,' sayol
y" "
A large number Of prominent citi-
zen8 OF Columbus, O1!o, have tele
graphed IN appeal to congress, beg
'"b ,, .,'i W T,, ~Hst1v4r nav he
'''' ' 40 ~
The Russian counsel at Constanti-
NOBLE warns the shipping that torpe-
does have been placed in the Black
Sea. Guard ships have been Station
90 " ''N'0'''' '''S'' ''0'
John S. Young, who was at ono
time chief Of detectives in New York,
is dead. During the war he arrested
Captain John Yates Beall, Of Virgin
IA, an alleged Confederate spy, who
was hanged on Bedloe Island.
The trial of George Waters for the
murder Of VIM. Giles, coIoreI at a
uauor store in Baltimore on the 18th
Of December last, was concluded in
the Criminal Court OF that city last
Tuesday. He was convicted Of muir
der in the second degree, and SEN
fenced to fifteen wears in the pen
''eH'I"'!'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-01

A Pittsburg man went to Florida,
where he died, and d hotel keeper
forwarded to his friends bills amount.
ing to over 5000 for six weeks care
and keeping. From this it will be
seen that it costs more to die in Flor
ida than it does to live there.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-01

HAVE YOU BEEN AROUND Ell
| | to see how cheap you can buy Sill
vcr-platcd Knives Forks and Spoons of
CHAS. ii. O. FON: He is surely offering
bargains. Go and examine his goods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

New rpss Sun
senator Morton hseps p-l,, shady, and
has hardly opened his slips since Dc len
Washington with The ratronzge IN hi,
oNa ~ ai,<' ne pos.ai.ipe uebar:lErrt
~ et'i - tho tt'',s.a . K a nm. dAys' tlst
M sst n1ili~s 4 s,, q rep: e.erfslive IL si>
eabi1et.. AsA inriffy politician With 4
great appetite FOR spOilS and pafeinal
care for lis followers, he Il hardly cx-
rflleu. Nor ave~ TIC coniine his watch
iu.ncss 90 Indiana.
All oyer he South hc has planted sAa.
tsnr- ~ watch his Interests, sna has
gcnyNusly pen-ioned them GA tie treas.
urY. TIE csislom houses aud postofiicpS
is lhc nuliA rsinirc III u g0odiv number
Or Aortpn iriends. Ia foreign lands
they DO uusy A. Ministers and ~ecrpsa-
rics OF Legation, With a liberal sprink-
ling of Lonsuls. While be hsS made 10
public sign nf his intention II ward
HAYES Policy" his intimate friends
have not been le'i 10 groupr In flle dark
rs % The course he will pursue whcn
congress comes together
That I've v ill sustain the rlain OF az
lo4g 20 seat la ihe senate against 4pof-
ford or anybody else il certain. His
committee reported la favor or Kellogg
before the vi tljournmrni AMI Ia Mill not
20 back on That report. no matter what
recent events ma, haye achieved. He
stands ~ she record them IN .tic and tie
reasons given ior N. discardin4 Tie sub
srqNcnl in.iun NJ ti- two legislatures.
i'ic ease " Kellogg upon this recon-
mcm'alion will bring up ihc whole
I.ouis4nlia uttpsfiuN and the whnlc t.oh-
duri oi ihc administration. ihc greet
ess dei'aie ot tisc senate rnar hr rxpccl-
ed " llliS subject. ana witi, ilic strong
est leaders w. both sides conicnAing tor
TIE palm. Whoever advocates Kellogg
mn~i necessarily oppose Hayes, through
witisc inscgvculioa the kellogg legisls-
iiire VA hisbanutd aud fused ia order
20 makc 4 >lmiipri legislature
u J. easy 10 tore-ee. when This discus
siun once begins. who're !: win stad
Tie Republicans will hc dfiFvu Nv fhe
force ~ circumstances 10 take sides. and
that cannot be dvnp without al open col
lSion with the ADMINISTRATION The
Presidential candidates Will. Of conrSe.
strive for The leadership n this struggle.
which l. only 90 be algslncd Nv Il bold
and litter war On the administration.
To accept the situation a. made by
Hayes, Schurx, EyNrts, Key, and compa-
ny. i to break the back OF the Repuhii-
can parly and leave Tie Democracy with
supreme contr0iin public affairs. There
fore, the policy OF Morton. Blaine. ans
their associates, will be 10 preserve ,hnir
party BY The expulsion Of their fraudu.
lent President.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

The Burlington Havkeve tells Of =
solitary Ohio man who demanded. in "a
husky voice, al Tie Office window in the
railway station: tint" "Wherc 10 z"
asked The unruflled- monopolist behind
the window. anywhere, Anywhere I"
~as the frenzied response. Anywhere
Clean through! Clean acrosl. To Bur-
GARRY. or Prooshy, or the Danube, or
lDlfendorfcr. OF any place. Anywhere
out Of an ungrtefnI country, that coldly
turns lis back upon lis deserving chill
dren. Anywhere ont OF Amercad ~
And he bowed his head and wclt. He
was the only man in Ohio shat didn't get
an Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

~ would seem that iho Illinois tlabfor
~ payne his debts iii fnis kinfl M nun.
~ Niis save, as compared win vOld
iwents PEI cent, and, ~ com,inlea win
lgrrenbarks, fourteen per cenf. or thei,
lamouni. ia practice. however. hp xii
save liiflf or nothing. 'i'hr United
states Aiint has "a monopoly of the man.
uiacture o. fractional silver CONS. and
lwll. inke care iorcsirirt their produeii.n
70 poini At Mhici lnn demand for lhrin
as slnali change win Keep their value M
above that 81 the bnllou nf which they
are composed. All present aly broker
VIII give ior them within one-half ~
one per cent. 81 par. aud b slighi incraast
~ the dcnand would soon ohliterAfe
even This smnN discount The only otb-
er kind ~ silver coin available il tbp
trade dollar. which contains about nine
to-tivo cents worth Of pare silver and he
value oi this would probably be 80 in
creased BY any considerable demand as
10 leave little or - profit iil Il. Use.
q more serluns result . he measure
will be the strength ii will add 10 the
movement for substituting silver for
gold IN the payment or the pubic debt
OF the United States. "A large number
Of the members Of both Houses OF Con-
gress favor . new coinage Of the old sill
ver dollar, containing 37l grains Of pnre
silver, and equivalent, at the present
price Of silver, To aighty-six cents in
gold. Nothing in the wording of our
bonds prevents the nse of such dollars
in dischsrging the debt they represent.
principal a. well as interest. They
promise only coin" and silver coin fuI-
Lls thai promise a. well as gold. With
the example os II ncis bsfore Tie public.
u Will be difficult to Iesies tie ciamor
that will aris~ for a saving Of fourteen
per cent. on the coin Gcoi OF The nation
BY paving Il ~ si.var instead or anid
Readers " The sun who are lucky
enough % hold Eniscd States coin bonds
WI consider this possibility and act ac-
cordingly.
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!, there a.e alMaas isroplc ~ liO fail %
,Wprvrsslr Iie duiy ,i f,inirsii iiu against
al'e r~erifl'f ~ principle. ior iir srkr ~
tlr PRIME lies iisf'i.sr:vc-. sid wlin xill
w misitA u, the sYi,rirte ii. : ilal per-
>oi'a Who are ihs arrni,ai.is 81 public of-
tces slpald receive rorsl,irrali.n he-
Cause Utthaf iaef W. fhe iair VIII. of
hr. Hayes and the 'nenibors.o his Csb-
neA 10 This riiy, the prrrons wlo hAve
mnDiipsied any rersuNai respect fowa..l
him and them hHve liaA yaritls ti.niivr>.
syfGe Drn in oiiicial stations an. have
~ That account ihought II nerafal H. b.
have toward Mr.. iIayeS ns IN ~ I. ere he
rightful i'ie- id-nf of The Uisiic,l ~iatrs.
aud some other unofficial persons. make
lup ihe total Of those who have joined In
any demonstration OF respect: ana il
would be absurd 10 regard these demon-
strations ms any Indication OF public
lleeilng. The truth Is. that the public
ieeling Is deeply and strongly concen-
'rated upon The fact that Mr.. HAYES has
mo rightful title 10 the great Office Of
which he il the occupant.
IL Il desirable that this feeling should
wear out, or that anything should DO
done 10 remove H.? Our own opinion
upon tllis point IL clear, and is not GOV
lerned by or dependent upon any rarfy
policy. II Mr. HAYES had In truth OBJ
aimed by rightlul means majority OF
the electoral votes. no party purpose
would have ever induced us 10 do anv-
Thing tending 10 Withhold from him the
Fcspect due ~ the Office in which he had
been 80 placed. But in the process by
which he has been done that which has
subjected the Institutions Of The republic
70 a very great rcril. The effect on those
institutions can be prevented only by q
constant, reiterated. and unfiinching
protest.
The people must realize hat has been
done. II they are 10 prevent repetition
oi AZ. * we are not 10 have future Pres
idrnts created by the application of
iechDicaiiy that puts the electoral votes
Of States within the power OF unscrupu-
lou< Rianipulatovs. forgers, and cheats,
We must unceasingiy hold up to public
reprohsiicn the whole process by which
This President has been made. III We
would hot have tie country embarked
~ dor,tful and dangerous scheme for
some new method OF c0nsii-
luiing the executive branch OF the na-
ional government. we must direct all
iur energies 10 fastcn their Just rcspon-
'ibility upon the men wEo have done 50
much 70 inilict injury upon the electoral
system.
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New fork Sun.
The subjoincd bill has passed both
branches OF tile Illinois Legislature. and
will probably be signed by the Govern
or:
"Be IN enacted by the People of ihc
state OF Illinois. represented ia the
General Assembly, That nom aud after
the passage or Tins act all silver coins.
The standard value OF uhirh hns bcen
fixed and declared by HE Congress ot
thc United States. shall be \ legal tender.
~ such value. lnr thr pas meni of all
debts bOili pnbllc aAn private, whicll art,
payable ,r cuileciablc within the Stat.
ct Illinois, aud which are not made by
The terms 81 ths contract " hirh created
them ex rre~slv ~ other kilMls oi coin \
II will be observed lint tilc bilf care
fully avoids \ conflict With those provis-
ions OF The Constitution OF he United
states which forbid individual states "a
make anything but gold aud liver coin
a tender ~ payment OF debts. ur 10 en-
act laws lmpairing the obligations of
contracts. liz is limited III its operation
20 the State of Illinois il mentions only
silver coin, Al the value fixed bv Con-
lgress, and IL does not apply TO contracts
expressly requiring another mode ol
payment. II il true that. b, United
States law, the only silver coins now in
lcirculation, which are the fractions of a
dollar arc not legal tender for debts
20 an amount exceeding five dollars !: but
this does not preveut State rom GU
lsiging the limit. Should the hill take
EFFECT, therefore, we see no impeachment
TO enforcing IL, nor any means of pre-
venting Illinois debtors from paving
'hcir debts, within the State boundaries.
~ fractional silver currency at lis noni-
nal value.
The financial consequence Of tho law
VIII not. however. he o. important A.
either - friends 81 iis enemies cxpect
them " be. Il i true that III dollars
worth Of fractional silver there are bu,
5sH grains of standard silver. ninc.tcnth.
or slV grains of pure siIve.. worth. al ia
i'teseri price. eighty cents III gold or
rig''v-six cents ~ grrcnbacks. Hence
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

II Went through the Lion House with
Brigham Young Yesterday. ansl .aw his
wives and children. Hiram CaNsnn.
the Adjutsnf General oi tue STATE. aud
President Young both requested me 10
deny these sensational war stories. The
prophet says hais insocsnt VI ihe Noun
tain Meadow massacre. aud lrs,res 10 be
tried teedily, II accused. Iii perkius'
Salt Lake Letter.
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it, annual irpol, 10 the Au-
'iltur III STATE. slowing rs n,iirs uf
tack IL Indiana and fvilinb Siork so tho
salur ot S9:i2 500. The capilal stock,
"a o30O on. j. III paid u.i. bu, none ~ II
l. owned ia Indians, and II has 10 mar
&tt valnc in lhIs state. The isla IN
'lcb'cdness. in~iudiAg current expenses.
i ~i44lO,255.li The total listed vsu-
alton ~ ~ tangible property Ia The
state il ~ ,532.1ss.
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The New Yofk licraId's Loudo,

The New York licraId's Loudo,
correspondent ielegrapl,s that unusus
social Interest il ielt ia EnglaMd regard.
ing the arrival ot General Grant. The
question whether Ie shall b. received \.
nn ex-Sovereisn on ~ private ciiren Il.
Attracting great aiieuiion among the au-
thvfisies. The only nrecrdenls afc the
eases Of Van Bnren and Fillmore. When
Van Bnrcn was there LORD palnnrsipnf
cited that as he was only regarded as 4
private citizen IL America, the govern.
meat shoud pay all respect Il his per-
sonal character. but tsat il could nol
irstthiin otherwise taan ss : distin.
guished citizen Of the republic. II /.
understood, adds the writer, that ths
governmcntat Washington will liintimat,
% the English ministry that cx-Prcsi.
dent Grant will be expected To receive
honors paid 70 Louis Napoleon and
Louis Philippe. This. however, simpl,
concerns oniclal etiquette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

- hrazil was formerly the hotbed of
popniar hatred Of frcc Masonry This
iIas changed 80 nurl. that i've Masonic
pApers,are now published III the empire.
q Ma-pnir temple II being built al Port
Alegsr aud a Masonic procession. ior I.c
first iinr. has been allowed 10 psss
through Inc streets Of that city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

- Gereral Grant while IN Europe will
wear npon al occasions OF ceremony his
uniform A. general ofihe army. This u
very handsome, and will be ia strict au-
cordancc with court etiquette. Hc will
also wear one D.: the magnificent swords
which NJ TINS had for safe keeping In the
treasury department.
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ELECTION.
New Winter stock
BOOTS AND SHOES

vISHK undersigned has 4 large nnrk az eeason.h,.
- wesf Just received which r. via sni a. chssp A.
sny rouse N Dubois Comfy Loci Amy mites M cnsh
rnll Stock Meas Rocts ~ ~
rew style Mems Root.' Fuu steel n"
.adlss' Coarse shoes X"
Lsdies' Fine shoes nn
And Al other kinds in pror,rs,.n. T.rr.y
- ~ cash. Come sndre~. R.RFsE.
- East siDI ov PrRffc sorARr.
Nov.s, 76--iy. JASPER. IND.
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lie up nearer. brother. nearer.
| For my linn bs ale growing cold
And thy presence socmeth dcarcr.
When Thy arms aronnd me fold.
am DYING. brother, dying.
Soon yo'ill miss me from your berth
For my fern will soon be lying
| Meath the oceans briny surf
Pearken TO me, brother. hcarken,
have something ! would say
Ere the veil my vision darken,
And 20 from here away.
! am going. surely going,
| Bni my hope in God is strong;
| arm willing. brother willing.
For lie doeth nothing wrong.
Tell my father, when you greet him,
That in death prayed for him
Prayed that might one day NEE. him
In world that's free from sin.
Tell my mo ther. God assist her,
Now that she Is growing old,
That her child would glad have kissed
her,
When his lips grew pale and cold.
Tell my sisters l remember
Every kindly parting word.
And my heart has been kcpttendcr.
BY the thoughts their memory stirred.
Tel ! never reached the haven,
Where ! sought the precious dust,
But I've gained port called Heaven,
Where the gold will never rust.
Listen. brother, catch each whisper,
'Iis my wife I'D speak or now,
Tell. oh. tell her how | missed her,
When the fever burned my brow.
Listen. brother, closely listen,
Don't forget a singIe word.
That IA death my eyes did rIisten.
When the tears her mcIR DRY stirred.
Tell her she must kiss MY children,
Like the kiss last Impressed.
Hold them as wien last held them, n
Folded closely 10 my breast.
Give them early to their Maker,
Putting All her trust II God,
Aud lie never wilt forsake her.
For so He sayeth in His Word.
Urge them 10 secure m entrance,
For they'u find their father there;
FAITH in Jesus, and repentance.
VIII secure for each share.
q. my children. heaven bless them,
They recall my life to ME.
Would could caress them
Ere sink beneath the sea.
Twas for them crossed the ocean.
What my hopes were I'm not tell.
But they've gaind an orphans portion,
Yet lie docth all things well.
lIark hear my Savior speaking,
lis his voice know 50 well:
When I'm gone, oh. don't be weeping,
Brother, here's my last farewell.
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-A A saloon keeper named bis resort
"Nowhcre,r 20 that when married Gus
toners went home lnsc md their wives
wanted 10 know where they had been.
ihey could saie'S lcll lhr truth
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

--Onc-third Of the population of Je-
russlem IL Jcws, the eulira number os
inhabitants being "a $50. Baron Roths
child has done rrch FOR the people ~
hia tuith. and they are greatly growing
ln lnflnnnre and numhsrs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

The Chragosn Is miserable in his
ilnsel. and tls spangles fail 70 conceal hIs
woes Tha elinQusnt sax-list of Chica-
go, Just snhished. covers loe large
ges, ave broad columns ~
"A paEv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

-One nuhureu anu nity-nvc thousAnc,
four bundled and forty eniigranIs enter
cd American ports last year. Of this
number 42.243 persons came from Great
Britain, Si.3a3 from Germany, l6S7n
from China, and the remainder from
British North America, Russia, France
and Norway.