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LIGHT SENTENCE FOR MURDER
[Bx 1E1xaRAPH TO THE HEnALn.1

rBY TEIxaRAPH TO THE BEnALn.1
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 10, 1879
Jussiee seems to DO tempered with . good deal Of
mercy IN Nansemond county, Va Afser protracted
trial. extending through several TERMS James Axis.
son, weLto-do farmer, was convicted At Suffolk, to
day, OF the murder Of hts wifo by poisoning With
strychn inc spring and 10 tue Pcnisen.
tary Tor I'VE ycark Atksseu committed she afro
ctous crime, IL IL SAID, In order 10 marry white
woman living In his family As servant ana win
whom no was unlaw fully iatamate.
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TOBIN SAVED.

[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
WASHINGTON, Oct 10, 1875
The Attorney General. after careful consideration
OF the petition for Communication Of the sentence Of
Mlcnael Tobin, now under sentence Of death 10 New
York has recon mopdsd 70 the President that the
accused be impnsonsd IN the Kings Couaiy Peniten-
uary Tor Ave yeara
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A PLAYwRIGHT'S LIBRARY.

The sale OF Augustin Days library was continued
last evening" at Clinton Hail. before large audience
amosg when the theatrical profession vas worry well
represented. The bidding vas not very lively and
there we're few buyers who did not make cxceiions
bNgNna IL wall DO continued today.
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ORDER OF REDMEN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

TKRRE HAUTE, Ind Oct 10. 1873.
The grand officers Of the Independent Order Of Red
men OF this Stale resumed their council this morn
inG Following are the officers eiccted:-Grsnd
sachem, r. Fee, Of Greencastle; senior Sycamore.
NJ. G. smith. Frankfort; Junior Sycamore, j. Darnslp
OF Isbsnon; Chief Of Records, NJ A. Marks, oil Msdi
son: Great Keeper OF Wampom, Jobn Very, OF Msdi-
son Great Sauanp, John y. Sanders, OF Muucie {;
Great Mshmewe, Christopher McGrcgor, 81 Indian.
npois; Great Guard OF wigwam, John 5. Huutsmeycr.
OF Green Great Guard OF Forest William Rcben-
meyer Of Lafayette They adjourned THIS evening,
~ oil next year.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.. !
OFYrcE or rnE CnrEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ill A. N.
Indications

OFFICE or TnE CHfEr SIGNAL OFTCER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. III A. N.
indications
For Now Euglapd, the Middle Atlantic and South
Atlantic States, warmer. clear or partly weather.
sou, westerly winds and falling barometer.
For Tennessee ana tho ONO Valley, cloudy aud
rainy weather and winds vcering 70 colder north west
followed BY rising barometer.
For the lower Iske region, cloudy add rainy
wcssher, warm soushcriy winds veering to colder
westerly, followed BY rising barometer
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Misscu.i val
sys, clear partly cloudy wcashcr, westerly winds,
stationary and lower temperature and rising barom-
stsr.
For the upper lake region clearing weather. colder
westerly winds and higher pressure.
rhs r,vcrs viii remain nearly stationary. Caution
sry signals continue At Datum, Marquette, Escanabs,
Milwaukee, Section No 1. Cbicaso. Grand Haven,
section No. q, Macwinaw CITY, Aipcna, Pors Huron,
Detroit Section No. A. Toledo ssndasky, Cleveland,
Section No. s, Ere and Buffalo. and cautionary or
shore signals continue at IndlsnoIs and Galveston.
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BANK THIEF SENTENCED.
LEI TELEGRAPH TO THE HrnaLp.l

LEI TELKonAPH TO THE HrBALD.l
TRESroS, N. j.. Oct. 16, 1873.
Daniel N. D,ckcrson, twenty-five years OF agc. was
sentenced 10 years In tho State Prison to-day BY
Judge Nixon, in the Uaitcd stasee Court, for ON
begging SIS 600 from tho Newark National Man uinc.
turcrs' Bank, where he had been cmp.oyed as booK.
keeper. The sentence on Joseph l.. Wsrtx, who was
convicted aiding aud abetttBg Dickerson In per-
pesrat,ng his thsits was possposcd until next Tues
Anv
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THE RUSSIAN CRUISERS.

rArBER BJEREINa TO 90 TO PHILADELPHIA
TO BLESS THE NEW SHIPS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10. 1873
The Rev. Nicholas Bjsrring, Chaplain Of The Rus
sion Legation IN the Unea states, ana pastor OF tho
Greek Chapel In New York city. will come 10 Pnils-
deIpn,a tomorrow for tho purpose Of blessing the
Russian man.oi. war Europe formerly CaiiIorniaL
nov ~ Cramps shlpyRrd and ready Tor sca. Tho
Imperial flag IS never run up on AM vetsoi OF the
Russian navy until every part OF her ~ sprnkIcd with
holy water. IL IL not yet decided whether toe core
monies will take place on FRIDAY or Saturday. On
SUNDAY morning Father Bjerring viii celebrate mass
ah0nrd a Eurouo.
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DEADY AT ~ O'CLOCK To,DAY ,,x
IL BEsI !s.S OF rcs Nnw voLvME.
EDITION $1,000 OoPiss
ssys:-.fbsre is but English writer's womsa-vhs
- .HAwORrIlSn .1
MRS BURNBrr's NEw NOVEL.
her srhnt lass Lowric." The hrst insalment 10 IL
absorbing Interest," embracing chapters With foas
engraving s 81 ' fosTsaif f'' OF LoSGrELLow
Tho present number Is rich In exquisite snEraynrs,
prominent among rsien :. I'LL rnsc portal. Of Long
Cole artist aud cnrrsvcr Of tho Bryant portrsit IN 81:
Angus, number. Accompanying this Is bio sr.phie.l
I.''F'' 'ad = 'S xiGl ii:TIawvtiiru EDISON
The fullest account yet Published Of sh notable inves
'''' ''"''s'' sh%x fosM BY BRET HARrE.
THE Spelling Ne, o, A ,nS s,ps' r srssor
n John TAsM .,s IL Ssw X Macy u.os
f00'' reproduce. Jo ~ SS" K gsis' AZ PLAY
ing inside Of lie In the conicdersse srmy Viii
i'iussrsssons ny re ss s sS,sgr MN pAnsosx
Nv Edw ard kReeston. paper Of humorous snccdctsss
being The Ar. q .sss 81 n,
800 OUR PArENl >fsTEx.
thorou gh discussion 81 tue arguments fcr sbctshn9
cnr present system, ~ mn cSoeri vo,r ru.wsrv
A CALIFORNIA WIND STORM and m Interesting sketch
o. hns''i rHo"sEss IN sLEcrero LIGHT.
Tho Mord's Work" Is entirely given up 20 descrip-
ton the recent consss.sd w,,s electric HIGHT
contain essays BY Dr. Holland. Book Reviews hin" -
Young neusrkeepers'" kc.
f.r sale by iii ncwsdrsiers poetm
vistng to subscribe direct with the publishers
should wri,e nane ro.. ofes county snd stat IN fs
broadway. Now YORK.
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totals. .s42o 2ao 10 ssei, 100 81 $40. SAC

the receipts al Sing Sing over expenditures were
SI3 l06 ~ the total deficit durisg the whole year
being Sol, 440 IS. The dencis last year, when tho
ms cement with tho prison inspectors for nvo
months and with superintendent Piisbury seven, was
S3l7 All o. for the year previons. when tne In
spectors controlled entrey, 500, 040 o3.
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the WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record will show the changes in ths
temperature for the past twen,your hours. in ccm-
parison with the spending date 81 last year,
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnats pharmacy,
Herald building, 2ls Broadway:- ,.-. ,a-.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Captain James B. Eads, OF st. Louis, and W. e.
Price, NJ p OF Gloucostersnire, England. are at the
BrevoorI senator DanieiB St. John, OF NcwbIrg, N.
Y. is at the Brunswick. Insurance Superintendent
John F. Smytn and Henry r. Person. OF Albany; Col
Il. s. McComb. OF Delaware, and G. V. Fox. Of Low.
oil. Mass. are .. tho Fifth Avenue. Robert Harris,
president OF the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail-
road Company and Homer RamsdeIl, OF Newburg.
N. r.. are at the Park Avenue. General r. y. Drum,
United States Army; Deputy Secretary Of
State George Mess. OF Albany, and W. ". Wright Of
Geneva N. r., arc at tho Sturscvnnt
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..ITIs HBARrs DESIRE"
"A deeply interesting aad vol man aged stcry-

contains Immense colored fashion psnoranaj also
gigantic supplement- yard square, with "A hgures
all the latest Paris winter fashions With full
sine patterns cutting ont; also o. pages illustrated
s5c wiLLMER ROGERS news COMPANY, "a
Beskmnn ~. New York.
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GOVERNOR NICHOLS ORDERS OUT THE STATE
rRooPs-ExcITEMENr IN NEW oBLEANs.

GOVERNOR NICHOLS ORDERS OUT THE STATE
rRooPs-ExcITEMENr IN NEW oBLEANs.
Nxw ORLEANS, Oct TO- 1878.
The city 10 full OF Wild to-day about trouble
in TensaA parish Governor Nichols reports recciv-
ing information that neht had occurred at Water.
proof. In which nve negroes were killed, and
snat . company Of militia from Natohez had
arrived there. Tho parish autborisies ask for
state troops. The Governor has ordered the
Louisiana Field Artillery and the Crcsoent City bat
taions TO 20 in readiness 10 receive marching orders
by eight A N. Tomorrow. II is stated that the
steamer Pargoud been chartered by the State TO
transport troops to the scene OF the disturbance.
TROOPS oRDKRxp DUrY.
The following order has been issued:-
GENERAL ORDER 16
H.ADQuARrKRs FIRST BxIGApE
LOUISIANA NATIONAL GUARD,
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 10, 1878
In pursuance Of orders from the Governor OF the
Stato'ths several regiments Of this brigade will DO
got readiness to march at three P. n. tomorrow
Thursday FULLY armed and equipped for dusv.
All staff and limo officers and AL enlisted will
seeing Tins order, repair to their respective
armorss TO receive further directions.
G. A. WILLIAMS, A. A. G.
The above command consists OF battalion OF
Louisasa Geld Tor Orisans) artillery and tho First
Second Infantry regiments
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THE JUMEL WILL CASE.
ARGUMENT BEroRx THE UNITED STATES
suPnEME COURT.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 10, 1878
The soprcme Court occupied most Of the day In
hearing the ejsc;men, or law branch Of the Jumei
will case, which turns upon tho samo questions Of
iaos that involved tbs equuy suit decided In
1s77--to wit, an attempt 10 show that Bowen, the
p,u,pt,T IN error was the ilsgitimate son OF Nine.
Jumci by showing cersain facts fair infcrepces from
which. IL 10 said, establish tne claim.
Tho argument was commenced by Mr.. q Shonor
for tho pIainli In and continued by MT James
H. ,srior for deicn dsnt IN error and concluded
By Mr.. n. sawyer Tor plaintin In error.
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STATE PRISON EXPENSES.

ALBANr, OUss to- IoIUs
Superintendent Pilsbury has submitted q table Of
Expenditures and receipts at all me State prisons
undor hts snnrae during the necal year ending sop
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A.-DR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT Is BOTH
palliative and curative in ali lung complaints. bron
chitis &c remedy for coughs and colds
and moods emily trial to prove lis worth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17

A-BUY YOUR HATS FROM BURKE, M4
Broadway style popular prices
"BoLI.INGER," THE MOST DELICIOUS "DRY'
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WATERPROOF, La, EXCITED
Two Politicians melting Twenty-Five Hundred CoOrsd
Men to Break the Peace.
RoRTY-FlvE MEN REPORTED KILLED
Governor Nichols Orders Out Several
Regiments Of Troops.
[pY rELroRArH TO THE urnALp.l

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE uEnALD.l
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct TO- 1879.
The following kilograms received here by Mr..
A. s. Yamer. Mayor OF Waterproof, La, who 10
refugee from Tho fever explain the terrible situa
tion OF affairs in his town.
WATERPROOF, La, via NArcHEz, Miss, Oct ID, 1878.
Great exciIement here during ths last three days
threaten TO burn and pillage the town. Business 10
suspended. VIII keep you posted.
BEN. YAMER
WILLIAM DAVIDSON
WATERPROOF, La, via RoDxEY, Miss, Oct. 16, 1878.
Fighting has commenced. The burning OF build
ings has been reported Judge Coratll, j. r Harrison
and JeG. Snyder were wounded.
J. A. LIMERICK.
POLITICIANS IScIrISG BLACKS.
In an interview with Mayor Yamer shat gentleman
stated your correspondent that the orginators OF
the trouble wore Alfred Fairfax and ex-Judge Iude
ling, latter OF whom Is tho republican candi-
date fer Congress Ia that district Fairax's influence
among tho oolored people Is great and he has often
exercised II for evil, frequently incensing them into
hostility agatnst tho whites Waterproof is stu
atcd Immediately tho banks OF tho Msss.
ippi, aud in Tensas parish The parish At the
election registered 5000 colorcd and $50 white
votes, fact which shows tho great minority OF tho
white population. Mayor Yamer asserted that both
Fairfax and Ludeling would not hesitate 70 ncite
negroes 10 deeds OF violence and that the lattor had
doubtless taken advantage OF the present isolated
condition OF Waterproof during the yellow foyer
epidemic 20 carry out their plan OF overawing the
whites.
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF ISOLATION
Thcrs ID telegraph station nearer than Natcbez,
and in the present condition OF things along tho
Mississippi Il would DO impossible to summon effective
aid from neghboring towns Tho population Of water
proof 10 $50 There In ST. Louis about nfty
otisens Waterproof and the vicinity, and they
are greatly alarmed tho threatening state Of
fairs at home
FoR1x-slx NEGROES SAID TO HAVE BEEN
xILLED-rHE NEWS AT NArCuEz.
NArcnxz, Oct. le, 1873
The following 10 derived from the officers
OF tho steamer .Natchez:-A nRht occurred
with negroes yesterday Godman's neid,
some four miles above Waterproof, In which.
u is said, thirty six negroes were killed and
the remainder OF thcm dispersed. Some persons ap.
pretended iurther trouble, while tho general
impression Is that tho negroes will
not again assemble Assistance was pour
ing In from all directions. Fifty moro
men left here this evening In answer to a call this
morning from 81. Joseph, la No plantations have
been burned, and cation just received from
a citizen OF Waterproof states that all Is quiet and
settled.
Ten negroes wsro killed yesterday.
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sozoDoNTi sozoDoETi

To preserve keep them and white 10
their there preparatiou In tho martes
eQunl SozoDoxr: to preserve the gums IN naturally
healthy condition. there Is superior TO 5000
to purity and sweelen hs breath there no rival 70
SozopoSr 1, Is wonder that the Dupuae-
Of dentrihce bounds-thAt IL 10 In
among all coAnly and sensible people the Wide world
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CATARRH CURED BY USING CATAREBA CA.
rARRu In Sold BY all drug
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She gave him nsckties. as ID wcman's wont;
lie, wiser, kinder. gave her SozODoNr.
He lost Ais neckties. bus she never lost
Her SozoDoNr; twas worth ten times Its coes.
TIM kes teeth white, Il makes breath sweet;
Both bless IL every timo thoy meet
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SIR JOHN MACDONALD WORRIED BIZ AsPIRANTs
ron PoRrFoLIos-THE IRISH CATHOLIC
REPRESENTATIVES, DISCONTINUED THE
LATEST LIsr-LonD DUFFERIN TO LEAVE ON
SATURDAY NEXT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-07

~ Rev. W. L. Green. Esq, OF Shoals,
was in Jasper this week. attending
Court, and trying to stir up feeling
against Hon. Thomas Hart. Democratic
nominee in Martin county for Joint
Representative ia the Legislature. He
has glib tongue, and plenty of talent
energy and brass. bnt he couldn't find
any sympathetic obstreporous disorgan-
ring Democrats among our people, and
we guess il convinced that Hart is as
certain Of his election as Green is Of ii.
after death. Ia. Ia.
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Dcmocra tic County convention

The Democracy Of Dubois county viii
meet ID Mass Convention In accordanc,
with Tie order Of the Central Commit.
Tee, Al Jasper, on
FRIDAY, June i4fh, 1873.
for the purpose Of selecting delegates e
the Congressional. Senatorial, Repre-
sentative and Judicial Conventions, and
transact such other business rs may
come before them. Good speakers have
been invited. and are expected to be
presented aud address The people at that
time CLEMENT DoASF.
Chairman Central Com.
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0Er Circuit Court has been in session
this week. his honor. o. NJ. Welborn oil
the bench, and Mr.. Fields. Deputy prose
cutor. prosecuting the pleas of the State
A good deal OF business has been trans
acted, and the legal mill is still grinding
The following attorneys besides the
Jasper and Huntingburg bar, have beer
in attendance. M. ). Mavitty and Thos
b. Buskrk, of Paoli; Il. A. Ely, j. w
Wilson and {. II. McCarty, Of Peters.
burg. Mr.. Giadish. of Pike county. and
Hon. Z. s. Dobbins and w. l.. Greene
from Shoals.
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Fi1nr Last week as James r. Dcvinc
was standing talking pcaceably with
VIM Dyar At Kellarsville, in HARRISON
township, the latter struck him violent
blow with brass knucks, concealed by a
handkerchief wrapped around his hand
Devine then grapplcd him and gave him
a severe thrashing, leaving him laying
helpless in the street, when one Of the
By ISLANDERS took the brass knucks of oI
his hand.
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TOPS /.
HUNTINoBURGu. INDIANA.

III AvIyG established themselves a. above. desire 20
II call The attention o. the public to few facts, via
l. The clay sacinre from the test vet found
In Indiana consequently they permanently ocsted
and and do, furnish the best ware on the market
%. Their STONE PUMPS are sold at very reasonable
rates put W directly from the Factory IN goud order
with insurance q satisfaction, and properly used viii
last lifetime bn n BY careless usage anything about
them should get 81 order they are where they
he applied 20, and will repair them expediuousiy.
"a. They give written guarantee on their Pumps
10 work well and give satisfaction with proper usage
4th. The stone Pumps the best. most convenient
and most durable Pump woRip. for farm house,
hold purposes. They do not poison your wsier with
rotten wood rusty from making II unit they
heat of summer. but after being put up ~ u IN good
and tasty STYLE always ready 70 furnish you pure
Ihcalthful water, upon demand. Then put aside the
windlass Of the past attended with much danger
and the worfny old wooden pump. which IN very brief
period outliver it, usefulness fills ysur water with
worms, and get a Model Champion Stone Pump, aud
drink and give your stock heaithfni water.
sth Our manufacture o. drain pipe for cellars or vet
Ipsces u cheaper and far better than the usual drain
made o. two inch plank brick. because N IL perma
nent. with chance for ~ getting ~ order be-
ling choked up BY rats vernin burrowing In IT, and
can be put down BY any
9th. The stone-warc win be supplied n merchants
lohcrs IN any quantity desired and reasonable rates.
and Of superior quality Send your orders and sus-
tain home mandatory.
Rrvrasxcrs 10 Pr~rs-- william Brifton frelsnd;
ireland Hotel Ireland; '. A. Esudsck, Jssper; Dr.
daniels. dwell.
Kcv. "a, 1ss7-ly.
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1--WE are requested by DIR. Cluthc
Of celestine, to say that the statement in
the Courier last week. that he went 70
the school house angry, for the purpose
Of whipping school teacher Allies, is a
mistake. He says he went 10 inquire
into the conduct of his child, so as TO
know how he ought TO treat him, and
that a understanding arose and the
teacher called hun .liar!r several times.
and his conduct was aggressive and the
Dr's. warm, and il resulted in scene
not very crcditable for either marty.
though he don't think he was to blame
for the beginning, and don't want any
more.
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\ Mr.. EDITOR :--Tn the Courier OF Ma,
3lst. 1878, the Ireland correspondent
makes some uncouth remarks about me
and this has also been the case in some
former items sent 10 the Courier from
here.
Inow have to say this, that their un,
gcntlemanly remarks are like their com
posers-unworthy Of notice by all good
men. and only sink their authors deeper
and deeper in the misery that shall come
upon them in the future, If they do not
turn froci evil.
| will say to Rooter Ia answer 10 his
charge against me Of my not working
that ! have no time TO stand on the
corners and make ungentlemanly re-
marks about ladies passing the streets,
or ride around Ireland as vigilants al
the midnight hour, disturbing the quiet
OF their betters.
AZ regards the Greenback Club of this
town, will say, that the officers Of that
Club closed up their business houses
last week and put in their time playing
croquet-rich enough l judge, just wait
ing for their portion of grcenbacks to
come on; no doubt they will receive
them by and by, IL they can only stop
playing croquet, Safeguarding, drop
ping letters, and prowIing the streets at
a late hour ut night, and 90 to work
and earn them. Rooter will never get
money-for work /; he will not, but to sit
leant back look wise and talk big, seems
to be his only hope, except he il elected
to the Presidency Of the United States
by the Ireland Greenbackers, which is
pcs ible. JoHN M. PARKER.
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Excelsior Hog Cure Certificate.

JASPER, IND, May, 25th, 1878.
Messrs. Horace Smith 4 Co., Chicago, III.
Gents Your agent. Mr.. S. Love. cali
ed on me stating that he was introducing
the Excelsior Hog Cure. ! tod him
had three hogs that was sick and il be
succeeded in curing them would have
faith IN his medicine; he proposed Civ
ing them medicine, ana 10 speak can
Ididly, thought il was throwing time
and medicine dwav. but he said il il
done no good il would cost nothing.
We commenced by drencling them, and
lin few days they were able 10 eat with
out any assistance, and at the present
time, are well and doing well. have
70 hesIancy in recommending the Ex-
cclsior Hog Cure, Tor believe 1t will
do all he says.
Yours Respectfully,
ADAM ScHMITT.
The above medicine is for sale " #.
Wertz q CO.. Jasper, Ind.
Nav 81. '7s-tf.
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| SHARED this Spring, from twenty
four head OF sheep ESQ pounds Of clear
long wool. five out Of the twenty-four
averaged l5l pounds apiece, one yearlina
eve Of the CotswoId variety shearcd 4,
pounds of extra nice wool, the twenty
four head averaged within fraction o.
eleven pounds to the fleece. | hope
some other wool growers will publish
: statement of their clips, and let Us
compare notes. l.. L. KELso.
Ireland. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-07

w Mr.. Theodore Sondermann Il this
week announced for County Treasurer.
Nearly everybody knows Mr.. s. lie
made an excellent Treasurer for two
terms, several years ago. and was Audi
tor for four years, and having larger ex-
pericnce now, would make better Of
ii;er than before. IL elected.
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PARTNER WANTED.

THE undersigned wants partner II
= the threshing business He has !
twelve horse power portable engine
which he wants 10 put IN, and the part
ner 10 furnish a Nichols, Sheppard 4
Go. Vibrator and Separator, and be read,
for the new wheat crop. For further
Information address
ISAAC ANDERSON, JR.,
May II, '76-3w. Ireland, Ind.
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eTDon't forget the Convention AZ
Jasper next Friday. We have letter
rom Gen. Manson that he will positive
" De here. We would like 10 sec "a
many Of his old comrades IN arms a.
possible como out to hear him. Let
there Dc rousing crowd, and they will
% well repaid By his speech Tor COM
Ing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-07

CTRAYED from the subscriber living
y near Kcllersvillc, Dubois county, on
the morning Of june 9Th, 1878, one
yearling roam horse mule, middle size,
had on q leather head stall halter, with
halter strap broken OIL, fore feet light
color. Any person giving me informa-
ton 90 that | can obtain said mule, will
be literally rewarded.
june :, 70-3ws JOHN ScuILLsR.