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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-20

Many of our best dairymen contend that
from the time the milk leaves the cow. till the
butter craces the table, milk, cream and butter
must be near the temperature Of CO deg
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A NJ. Savage. of Brooklyn y Y recently
recovered 500, under the Civil Damage Act
from a liquor--ellcr for selling liquor tn hi,
wife AMI making her "a drunkarl
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uGt 90 coat Oh his back or stomach"
He who reels and ,ta--er- most 20 tIc jour
ney- of life, take, the z,Iai-A,est cut Co thO
JtyN"
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God grant that those to whom power is given
To help prepare souls for he'll or heaven,
May think Of the Judgment aud great white
Throne,
And do unto others rs unto their own.
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VISITING CARDS She'll ,s,iI Pear and Lea,1s :,
Oman & Hspemsn''. west OF Cour, House square
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-15

ss2; ySsfs ss s''Sss Eass.sc S.s Nc
n nsrsisn MorxAs rsddosa ra'.sr,cn
Thurman, Voorhees,, Wallace, Window and
Xsys-Mer~rs Barnum, nayard. Blaine. But
herman, Lamar, Mcpherson. Mitchell. Morrill,
sandolpn; Rollins. Sargent wadisigh and
AZ il required a two thirds vote 10 pass the
bill, pairs, 20 be equal. were two advocates
OF the measure with one opponent, and they
were announced as follows; oglesby and
Ransom, who would have voted IN the affirm.
alive. with Anthony. rho would have voted
Ia the negative; Cameron (Wis.) nnd Booth
who would have voted "a the afiirmatisc.with
alive: Cameron (Pa) and Armstrong, who
would have voted IN the Affirmative with
Edtnunds, who would have voted In the neg
a,i,o. Messrs Christiancy and sharon we're
absent.
Ysas-Messrs. Aiken. Aldrich, ADKINS. Eaker
nell. blackburn, Hand. Biount. i,conc .Bouck
BOYD, Bragg. Brent, Brewer. Briggs. Bright
brogden, Browne Buckner, Brndy .Burchard
cTenn.,. Calkins, candis her. Cannon Cannon
Carlisle. Casweli. Chalmers. clarke tKy.1'
CLARK (Mo.). Clark uowa(. ciymer. Cobb.
Cravens. Crittendcn. Culber~on. Cumming
Cutler. Danford, Davidson, Davis IN. %.
Decring, Dibrcii. Dickey. Dunnell. Durham.
n"o"' S'@'',, nans' i,v,., az san"', ENahs
Fort. Foster. Franklin. Fuller. Garth,
Giddings Glover, Goode, Gunter,
Hamilton, Hanna, Harris. lGa-).
zeii. Haskell, Hatcher. Hayes. iiazieton.
Henderson, Henry Hewitt (ila.). Herbert,
Hooker, House, Hubbcll. Hunter Hunton,
Humphrey, lttucr, Jones (Aia-), Jones (Ohio),
keightiy, Kelley, kcnna. knapp, Knott, Ian.
ders, Lathrop, Lyon, Luttreil,. Lynde. Mack.
cy. Manning, Marsh. Mayham. MCGOWAN, Nc
kenzie, Mckinley, Mcmahon. Metcalfe, Mills,
Mitchell, Money, Monroe, Morgan, Muldrcw.
Neal, Oliver, Page, Patterson a. ~. Patter,
son Coli, Phelps. Phillips. Pollard, Pound.
Reagan. Rice (Ohio), Riddle, Robbins, Rob
erts, Robertson, Robinson Nnd.), Ryan,
sampson. sapp, sayler. Scales. sexton. shal.
stephens, stone (Micl.j, stone fIowaj, ait
Thompson, Thornburgh, Throckmorton, Tip-
ton. Townsend ohio, Townsend (>. W,
Townsend Tow. lllil, Tysk .,,,o Turner. Tnney'
WEIGH, White (Penn.), White Qnd.). Whit
fhorne, Wigldnton. Williams owls Williams
lAla.). Williams lOregon), Willis (ky.). viii
lets, Wilson. Wren, Wright, Neates and
Young-ls6
Naps-Messrs. Bacon. Bagiey, Baker (N.Y).
Ballou, Banks, Bcebc, Hisbee, Blair. Bliss,
Briggs. Cain, Camp. Campbell, Chitfendcn.
Ilahin, Covert, Grape. Davis (cal.), Denison
Freeman, Frye, Garfield, Gibson, IIsle. Har-
denbcrgh, lIarmer. Harris MASS. Hart, Hen.
dee, Hewitt N. W, Hiscock, Hangcrford
James, Jones IN. II }, Joyce, ketchum, Lap
Morse. Muller. Norcross, O'Neiil. Overflow
Potter. Powers, Pugh. Reed, Rice Mass Rob
inson (Mass.). Ross, schliecher. sinnickson,
smith smith pa. starin, stenger; stewart, yeeder,
Williams tN.Y.). Williams (Del), Willis IN.
ID and Woods.
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The gratifying intelligence Of tho signing
OF the treaty 81 peace was promulgated on
the 81. The Grand Duke Nicholas an
nounccd the fact 10 bis soldiers AZ review
at San Stefano, when the re Deum was
sung amid great rejoicing. The news was
received az 81. Petersburg with Intense en-
ihusiasm. Crowds gathered before the pal
ace, shouting and singing "God save the
Car"
Although the precise terms Of the treaty
OF peace will not be mace public until after
the treaty has been submittcdto and ratified
by the Emperor, the following provisions are
reported a. reliable: The cash indemnity Il
reduced 10 10000, 900, and Russia abandons
her claims TO the Egyptian and Bulgarian
tributes. The ccssion Of the Turkish
fleet is also rclinquishcd. Kars
and Batoum are both cedcd to
Russia, together with Arabian and the
entire district Of Bayazid. The question ~
the straits T. reserved for further considera-
tion. The question Of navigation remains
IN statu quo. A zone will be left between
Montenegro and scrvIa, 20 as 10 enable the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-15

II was officially an lourccd in the Spanish
Co.'ses, ON the LIST, that the Cuban Central
Committee, the Executive and chiefs Of in
surgents had surrenaeled. Ayote OF thanks
70 the Generals aud the army in Cuba was
immedia' ely adopted, end The Cortes went
in body 10 congratulate the King and
Queen.
Willis, Percival a Co., OF Lombard Street,
London, a banking firm Of los years. stand
ing, have failed OIL account Of the suspen-
sion o. Greek firm At Finsbury, who owed
them ESQ. 100.
Paul de Cassagnac, the famous Paris jour
nalist anu due'.st, on lie ID had hostile
meeting with NJ. Thorn %, . brother mem
Der OF the Chamber o! Deputies. Swords
were lie weapons used, and Cassagnsc in
flictcd probably fatal wound upon his adj
yersary.
Pope Leo XIII. was crowned ia the Sistine
Cliapt' on tie Sd. The ceremony occupied
foI aodis- Cardinals, Prelates and d'plo-
ms It's accredited 10 the Vatican, rnu few
oi.c pe..ons we've present. TIE Pope was
afterwards carried TO his apartments, bless
ing spectators on the way.
Informa ion has been received at Wash
ins Oh h7s the authorities at Panama had
ordc ..e release Of Scrafford, the Kansas
bon te who was being brought home
fom Peru via Panama, by Mr.. Clayton, the
un,sed States Consul. n e United States
ha~ representative at Panama, and no Of
ficis modification mas cached the Stale De-
par.msns, brit . far a. the facts are report
ed, tuc re- =, considered direct afront 10
our 6osr. .rra..
II @'. ~ tho Pope will dismiss the
Papal qua. 4 ard take up his residence at
CasteI GAudolfo village IA miles southeast
Of Rome, in order TO be away from the
Italian Government. Cardinal Simeoni has
resigned the o.lice OF Pontifical Secretary Of
State, and Cardinal Franch has been APP
pointed ~ his place.
Ex-presidenl Grant arrived At Constant
tinoplc on the ID.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-15

Miss Emma Davenport, an attractive
young Virginia lady, was recently tried
in the United States Court at Richmond
She was charged with abstracting q val
liable silk dress and two valuable pack
ages of jcwelry from the mail, while
acting as Deputy Postmaster at Gooch-
land, last Christmas. She was of good
family, and very pretty, and much sym
patty was manifested BY the crowd as
sembled in the Courtroom. Her lover
was in the Courtroom, and was armed
with pistol with which to blow out his
brains should the sentence be the Albany
Penitentiary. But when the Clerk said,
" What say you, guilty or not guilty 2"
the fair prisoner repliei, with = tremu-
lous voice, Guilty" Then there was
a scene. With the word guilty. Miss
Davenport shrieked, and threw up her
hands, and fell back into the arms Of
her stalwart betrothed. The jury was
moved to tears, and the Judge hid his
face in his handkerchief. II was half an
hour before the lady revived. The Court
imposed fine Of 800, then she tainted
again, and the Court adjourned. Miss
Davenport and her lover returned TO
Goochland the same evening, where
they we're Immediately married. Balti-
more Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-15

took place between the two men.
Two balls from Arnold's pistol struck Ro-
cure IN the shoulder, coming out It the
breast. Arnold was struck square IN the
breast by : shot from Roxure's pistol. but .
pocket-book In his breast pocket stopped
the force Of the ball, which inflicted merely
flesh wound. Roxurc's wounds were con-
sidered fatal. Arnold vas arrested, but re-
leased on bail.
A Hard Money League has been organized
In the Northwest, with headquarters at Chi
cago. George w. Allis, OF Milwaukee, Is he
President, NJ. l.. Scudder, Of Chicago, Sec
rotary, and l.. q. Gage, OF Chicago, Treasur-
or. The announced object o. the organiza-
ton il to secure concerted action against
the Greenback movement, and to eradicate
what the projectors call 81 false ideas OF
financr;" but not TO oppose the working Of
the Silver bill.
The Mardi Gras festivities a. Memphi and
New Orleans were Witnessed By thousands
Of visitors from all parts Of the country. and
were very successfully conducted.
The Miami Savings Society Of Cincinnati
closed It's doors on the Cd. Liabilities, 81 TO-
900; assets, $4,000.
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EAST AND SOUTHEAST.


Gustayus Wilcox and Richard Walker,
.wo veal ny yourg farmers Of Charles City
CoLn,y; Va. fought a duel with pistols,
wi,nop seconds, Oh he 9th. The .crms OF
az; cercu were thai ,hcv saoud commence
firing .oees6e, aud col;irle dnsil one was
disabled. A'.c. seveia' aots had been cx-
chapged Wafer fell, shot through the face.
The duel ew oli o, an old family feud.
Bosh we're o. ested after tho light.
William Shcl5urne was married 10 Ada
McCloy, I'm Clay County, y. c., on the LIST.
They yere both OF toe BEST families Of the
county, and the marriage was the consum-
mationo NO years engagement, larger
pc ion o. wnica line had be spen, BY the
gel.lemsu ia New Orleans, where lie had a
position - clerk ia cotton house. ON the
night o he marriage the young brid, dis
closed 10 her horriied husband truth
waicf he could no 'onycr conceal--that she
was loot so become mothe,, and named
Simpson Fostel, = neighborilg young farm
e., Ne Ter seducer. Frenzied by he nielli-
gence, toe husband ef. tie bridal chamber,
seized a double barreled shotgun, and
iiGing 10 The home or Foster he called
him 10 the toor and shot him withou, a
wore Of explanation. Toe unhappy bride
was entirely Frustrated by the result OF her
criminal folly, and q few hours afterward
died ir I'll, Ing premature birih 90 ser ille-
gitilnate babe. Fosters wound was not
fatal, and IL was expected that the Injured
husband would return and complete his UNI
hn shed work.
Charles :. Whittier, Town Clerk and
Treasurer Of Mctl,uen, Mass, has abscondcd
with all the available ,''c ioaGs, between
$4,000 and $4,000. He was MAJ OF high
social and business standing in the commu-
nifty.
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Near Mount Vernon, Ind. on the oath, Com
modorc y. Curtis, farmer, 10 years old,
was shot through the heart and killed BY his
step-son, aged 10. Curtis was trying to muir.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-15

Yeas--Mcssrs. Allison, Bailey. Beck. Bruce,
Chanee, Cockrell. Coke, Conover, Davis I'LL y.
nv. Garland, Gordon, Grover, Harris, Here.
ford, Hin, Howe, Ingalls,, Johnston, Jones
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POI q 10 maintsln communication with Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina. II Il confirmed that
bulgaria will include Bourgass varna and
Knstendgc, bul not saIonics or Adrianople.
Erssis 4 20 have power 10 cede the Dobrud-
aha 70 Goumania In exchange for Roumanian
Bessarabia.
Congratulatory messages passed between
the Sultan and the Emperor on the I'd, and
amicabIe relations are resumed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-15

Why is the chin the most unlucky
part Of the bodyp Because it is con-
stantly getting into scrapes.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-07-26

IT is little amusing to see how the
papers that advocate Mr.. Cooley's NOM
ination still evade any endorsement of
his integrity or uprightness. The De-
corah Radical, which is not supposed
to be over-nice about such matters,
makes a vicious dash at those whom it
is pleased to designate as Mr.. Cooley's
"traducers," but in the heat of its zeal
it cannot bring itself to say anything
more complimentary of him than to re-
fer to his ability and worth az legis-
latoy," and to aver that none has aught
to say against him as q legislator"
Considering that Mr. Cooley's legisla-
tive career is confined to one term in
the Iowa Senate, his DEBORAH admirers
enthusiasm will be duly appreciated. 1t
was in the canvass that preceded his
legislative career, however, that Mr..
Cooley displayed his peculiar powers;
that canvass in which he is credited
with the expenditure of $4,000 among
the Dubuque saloons, and other work of
like character. This is the strong point
among Cooley's Dubuque supporters;
he has money to spend, and is liberal"
We wonder that the DEBORAH man over
looked it.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-07-26
Why not for JO.!

Those of our readers who are famil-
lar with the arguments advanced by
Mr.. Cooley's adherents, in support Of
his nomination for Congress, and who
have read the transparency weak efforts
of his chief organ, the Dubuque Times,
to defend his character and record, will
keenly appreciate the following travesty
upon the same, by the Elkader Journal.
1t is neat piece of satire, and it fits
closely:
If we must have Dubuque candi-
date for Congress why not let it be hon
est 10. Rhomberg? 10. has big heart
in HIM. No man in the District has
worked harder fer public enterprises.
No man has been more generous to the
poor His eminent ability all concede.
He has been grandly generous with his
wealth, in contributions to such enter
prises as met his approval. He could
carry Dubuque county like whirlwind.
He has proved himself most effective
worker In times past, when real peril
existed, he has done more to win victor
les for the party than any other one
man in the District. II nominated he
will find. wealth enough to run cam
paign. You can bet your bottom dollar
on that He worked for Allison sever
al times, and Allison won! He worked
against Allison in the first senatorial
race. and Allison lost. He withdrew
his opposition in the last race and ALI
son won! He worked for Donnan and
Donnan won He turned cold shoulder
to Granger and Granger was lost! Bet
ter than all, he took beer with Burdick,
and worked for him, and Burdick won!
Oh, Winneshiek where is the gratitude
that grOundlings have seen in your
ways? Why know we not Joseph? He
has every qualification that is urged for
any Dubuque candidate. We do not
knom thing against his character, and
no doubt nineteen-twentieths OF the Re-
publicans of the District are with us
there. 1t is easy to make charges, but
who is going to prove them! Let no
man say anything against Joseph that
would seem to make his support of him
inconsistent if he should be nominated.
This is not a committal We are not
for Jo We are not for any Dubuque
candidate But as between Cooley and
Joseph, considerations of gratitude for
party services, Of wealth and power in
canvass, of ability to sweep things in
Dubuque, Of personal purity Of charac-
ter incline us to honest Jo Rhomberg,
who could now be a banker if he had
half the money he has given to the
needy poor.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-07-26
Just What They Want.

The gentlemen who are running the
"Grccnback party in this region, in
both Iowa and Illinois, will thank us, we
are sure, for renewedly directing public
attention to the fundamental principles
of their creed. This does not at all JUS
tify. or propose to tolerate, any such
"grccnbacks as are now in circulation
as money in the United States. Every
one OF those greenbacks now current
embodies a promise to pay" and has
obtained its circulation as such. ''The
United States promises to pay" soruns
the legend on every United States note
issued, from 1862 to this hour. But the
greenback OF the future that which the
Greenback party stands pledged to issue
when the reins Of government are pla-
ced in its bands, and to secure which it
is expressly organized-will be piece
of money" of very different character.
1t will cmbody no promise to pay to
anybody or at any time. That promise
supposcs redemption on some day in the
future. But the grecnback of the
Greenback party is to know no rcdemp-
ton, nor to have any rcdccmer. This
fact needs to be distinctly understood.
Even by many honest souls within the
GreenbacE party that fact is not I'll
clear These have not yet arrived at
full appreciation Of the articles Of faith
they are expected to accept and defend,
Therefore, the Rock; Islander Of last
week is impelled to admonish the weak
disciple, thus:
Some of our greenback friends need to be
walked up. They are not quite up to the times.
They are in favor of abOlishing national bank
notes and putting grcenbackS i'll their place;
grcenbacks and then burning up the bonds;
they are opposed to issuing any more interest
bearing bonds to enable the rich to live upon
the labor of the poor-they are all right on
these questions. hut they want to know how
the greenbacks are to be redeemed? They are
not to be redeemed at all, any more than gold
no redemption, any more than gold and silver
need redemption. They are redeemed every
time they pass from one person to another in
exchange for debt taxes or property"
This is plain. The Greenback breth-
rem should comprehend the truth as
thus expoundcd and stand up to it like
men, They do indeed need to be wax
ed up on this matter They need, for
instance, to understand how much trou-
BILE this new grcenback, when issued,
will save them. Now, if they have
grecnback which has become too ragged
to be longer carried, or too much worn
to be clearly distinguished from coun-
terfeit, they take it to the nearest bank,
exchange it for sound bill, and the
mutilated paper is sent to Washington
for redemption. So, if a greenback is
left in a vest pocket and said vest goes
through the washing machine, or the 50
bill is partly burned; the washed or
charrcd remains are tenderly forwarded
to Uncle Samuel, who in due time re-
deems his progeny and sends out new
issues in their stead. All this trouble
will be avoided, for, says tho Roch:
Islander, these new greenbacks will
need no redemption any more than sill
yer or cold "-DdreuDOrt Gazette.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-07-26
The Des MOines Reoister, which use

The Des Moines Register, which used
to be an echo of the Inter- Ocean on the
financial question, seems to have receiv-
ed new light, and in recent issue ven
lures upon the following rather vigor-
Gus protest against the crazy heresy Of
its former mentor:
The Chicago Inter Ocean is doing the Green
back cause much good and the Republican
cause much harm nowadays by its unhealthy
articles on the questions of finance and the
currency. If the InteT-Ocedn is going to soldier
for the Greenbackers 1t would be franker for
1t to wave that color openly and boldly and es-
pouse that party frankly.
The Davenport Gazette and the Du-
buque Times follow suit in criticism of
the Chicago papers mischievous and in
decent course. The latter undoubtedly
is correct in attributing the Greenback
lunacy of the Inter- Ocean to selfish and
unworthy motives. Such judgment is
justified by its generally mercenary and
extremely partisan position upon most
questions. 1t has certainly failed to re-
tain the respect and confidence Of the
mass Of Republicans.