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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03
MEDICAL
HEATH DEFEATED.

Por over 80 years SELLERS LIVER PILLS have
bccp tho standard remedy for Liver Complaint,
Costlyencss, Sick Headache, Pain IN shoulders or
and ali diseases arising from derangcd state OF the
Liver or stomach Thomas Adams, of Big sandy;
Ky. saws; Sellers pills have saved hundreas OF
dollars In doctors hills IN this country ~ N.
Sellers 4 Co., Projectors Pittshurg' IN barclay
Bros Agents, Cairo,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

OPENING. Among the most interesting
of the events to occur during the week, will
be the. opening of Hartmans great variety
store, in Wardners building, Wednesday,
December 4th. Thisnew enterprise of Mr..
Hartman's isthe biggestthing Of the kind in
the State outside Of Chicago On the shelves
of the establishment are to be found pres.
cnts suitable for both young and old, and
suited to the taste of the most whimsical
child or fastidious lady or gentleman. Ev-
erything is of the newest design and finished
in the highest styles, and will be sold at
very low figures. Those contemplating
making holiday presents, should surely ex.
amino the stoc' - rammoth institu.
ton before making their purchases.
-------.--------, -
FoR SALE.--A goou Mich Cow. Apply
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

A. lIAlLY lis the principal dealer in stoves
tinwarc, etc, Of Cairo. His stock is th'
largest and finest ever offered in Southeri
Illinois, and his prices are as low as th'
lowest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

4 NOTABLE EyENr.-Thlt OF the open
ing of Iartmans mammoth variety store
in the Wardner building, Commercial ave
nue., on Wednesday the 4th Of DccembcS,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

FoR the best brands OF old handmade
Sour and Sweet Mash Whiskeys, 60 to
SToCKPLETH g. BROss.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

THE regular meeting Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be held
this afternoon, TUESDAY, Dec. SD at tho
Temperance Reform hall, ut 2la o'clock.
Business Of Importance All members arc
requested to be present. by order Of the
president. MoLLlE i. WE'RE, Sccy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

LADIES who have been waiting for oar
fine cloth top shoes, the latest styles, snci
the best quality in the country, can now DC
supplied. q. HAWTHORN " Gu.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03
LOCAL REPORT.

KorIcE-ro WHOM IT xAY CONCERN. The Cairo
Bulletin Co., will pay bills contracted by any of
its employees, or any one connected with THE Bull
I.EriN unless the same IL made on written order
signed by myself andthe order must be attached to
the bin when presented.
JoHS H. 0BBRLY
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03
SlNN

The finest stoves in the world IT.
Westminster Base Burner, and the Cham
pion Monitor cook stove at
A. HALEY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

WANrED-An experienced white CIR
wanted at 5. u. Whccler's.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

For the finest imported Wines, 90 to
STocKFLETn 81 BROss.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

lips building, corner of Washington avenue
and Fourteenth street; and carpenters will
commence work there this morning, rear
ranging the store room for the occupancy
Of Joe Roncker. Joe avows a purpose to
open out in well appointed, we'll sup
piled saloon, where those who WILL indulge
in liquid alimentation, can always obtain
the best. lie says that he was never known
to advise any man to drink; but has insist
ed, and will insist, that those who indulge
in the habit should drink pure liquors
such as he intends to stock his new house
with.
The regular December sitting of the
board of county commissioners commenced
yesterday atternoon-the new member,
Esquire Briley, taking the seat of squire
Summons, whe owes his displacement to
a lack of voting ability on the part of his
friends in Lakewood precinct. Esquire
Briley is a man of sound, practical sense,
will be a stickler for economy in the man
agement of county affairs; and, although
the amiable and accommodating Summons
will be missed, squire Brilcy will prove an
acceptable and conscientious successor. The
business before the board is of the usual
routine character, the consideration of re-
ports, petitions, claims, etc. The session
will not be prolonged, most likely, beyond
Wednesday evening.
The County Commissioners will be
compelled to circumscribe their expendi-
lures, during the fiscal year that will end
on the lst day of September next, by their
appropriation bill, the figures of which are
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

FINE TEA 4 SPECIALITY. We have onr
of the largest, best and freshest stocks o
groceries in town, and will sell as low, il
not lower than any house in Cairo. Civ
us cal and don't forget the place.
We also have stock OF toys that vii h.
sold at cost to close out
PETrH& BIRD, The Popular Grocers.
Cor Eighth Street and Washington Avcaua
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03
PItENIX DRUG STORE

esMdC
Also Toilet
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois
ANNOUNCEMENT.

lITY TREASURER
We are authorized TO announce the name Of AL
paKD CoAIsGs as a candidate for City Treasurer at
the ensuing city election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

WAR, WAR,-What has the war WI
England and Afghanistan got to do vii
our splliDtr
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

Fon SALE.--A goou Mich Cow. Apply
at the Bulletin OtliC,.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

The county revenue, levied for 1873, will
amount to about $4,000. The deficit will
probably be made up by the payment of
forfeited taxes, of which there is due the
the county the sum of "a 900 or $4,000.
The Delta City fire company-one of
the most enterprising and hard-working
fire companies in the State-desiring to
make needed Improvements in their build
ing and to meet rather pressing pecuniary
obligations are perfecting arrangements for
a grand ball in the hall OF their engine
house, on Wednesday evening, the nth day
of December, inst 1t should require moth
ing further than this announcement to rem
der the ball great success, as the Deltas
have rendered servioest to our people beyond
any price that is likely to be paid to them.
They never appear upon our streets beg
ging donations, and but rarely make them
selves conspicuous as the managers Of
money making schemes of any kind. This
forbearance certainly entities them to a
rousing benefit on the occasion of their
ball; and as every participant will receive,
in harmless enjoyment and healthful recrc-
alton, the full value of his money, there
should be no lack Of participants. 1t is a
duty every householder in the city owes to
the company, to buy ticket.
We have been repeatedly asked, and
especially by parties coming in from Pu-
laski county, when work is to be resumed
upon the iron bridge across Cache riverl
AS We stated some time ago, the work of
pile driving for the abutments and APP
proaches, has been completed, and every
thing is in readiness for the superstructure
1t was reasonably expected that nothing
would be done during the prevalence of the
fever in our city; but now that five or six
weeks-a long period of low water and de-
lightful weather--have elapsed since the
disappearance of that hinderance, the ques-
ton is very natural one. Why is the Fort
Wayne Iron Bridge company delaying op.
erations9 In few weeks, at farthest bad
weather and high water will interfere and
prevent work, however much the
bridge company may feel disposed
to perform it. Unless the work
is commenced at once, and
pushed forward with the utmost vigor, the
commencement might as well be postponed
until next summer. The highwater season
will be upon US, and form an obstacle that
will be urged as an excuse for further de-
lay, and thus the project will remain on
hand, and the public be deprived of the
convenience of the bridge until late next
summer If the Fl. w. |. B. company have
any valid excuse for their delinquency, the
public interested in the matter should
know what il is.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-03

The county revenue, levied for 1878, will
amount to about $4,000. The deficit will
probably be made up by the payment of
forfeited taxes, of which there is due the
the county the sum of 1000 or $4,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

Col. Il. &. Shaw. treasurer Of State.
shows BY his annual report, that the to-
tai net receipts Of the state treasury dur
lng the year ending Oct. 81. 1877. from
lall sources were A3.1is,656 81: includ-
ing the balance November !. l-76. the
available funds OF the state Tor The year
were SO. .725.s22 H..
The net cash disbursements for Tho
year, for all purposes, were Ss.32O5Ie A,
leaving brlance IN the treasury. Octo.
Der ~. 1877, Of S4O5. .303 ~. of which
t269,237 ~ belongs 10 the general find.
There i vet due and subject 10 dram
on tho general and specific approprIa-
iions for:the year 1877. The sum Of &lbs.-
1898 81. which the expenditures OF No
ve'nber and December, are a charge
against this balance Of The general fund:
however, portion oi the specific appro.
prihfions will be ;eft, after The co,np,e-
ton Of some OF the state improvements
now under contract; therefore. II nov
appears that the state will not lie cmbar-
rasscd after paying all The expenditures
against the year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

grains (Troy). although according "a
webster Il gram Is sone-twenty.fourth ol
m ounce. j. silent about the 4I2l grain
dollar. and the half-dmp; aud reduces
the legal tender. functions nf All silver
coinaiof The United States 10 sums not
cxceedng So.
The act OF March 3. 1873. declares the
legal value Of the English pound strr-
ling shall be deemed cqi.l 10 "a. s665.
ana all contracts made after tho first day
Iof January, 1874. based on an assumed
par Of exchange with Great Britain. OF
of pence 20 the collar, or Sf4f 40 cents
to the sovereign or pound sterling. shall
he null and void. The act OF March 8.
1879, creates a silver coin Of 20 cents
containing 8 grams" aud makes il a
legal tender 10 the amount Of s5.
The ACT Of July u, 1876, especially de-
moneiizes the trade dollarof 42O grains.
300 fine. in the following words: THAT
tile trade dollar shall not hereafter be a
legal tender. and the Secretary OF the
Treasury i hereby authorized 10 limit
from time 10 time the coinage to such
An amount as hc NAV deem sufficient 10
meet The export demand for The same.
This brings the question Of what isl
ana what was dollar down to the
present time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

Hon. John Z. Nef. secretary or state.
has made his annual report OF the busi.
ness of his office for the wear ending
October 81. 1877. The report saws:
During the year there have been IA
sucn ana attesfed four proclamations
nHy-'our warrants. thirty-eignt ramis-
sions, seventy-one acquisitions, eight.
one pardons, nine communications. eight
swamp land. fourteen university land.
two saline, and three Michigan road
land patents. commissions n finv-Gve
commissioners Of deeds, nine hundred
ana seventy-two notaries public. ore
hundred and eighty.one Justices Of tho
the peace. and foriy-five state, judicial
and county officers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

Years nrn fhr then wc-Lnnwn ffru
of w. 4 90. Boston, agents fn.. Il popmla,
Zine Of Australian packet ships. received
n letter % inquiry rom ,inci.,n ri. C,r.
respondcncc .ullowcd. md sct-nnd-cabi,
passage cn2ngci for Mr.. ani Mrs. Joseph
Hatfield, their son Joseph. ~. ani Mis-
Blanche. who Mere l,o.ilpl, urged ~
put in an appearance in Bosiop. on or
before May blh. rs the good ship Daniel
sharp, whereof Jpseph D. cn-iin.r i
master for the present VOYAGE wu,.ln
sail on the day following. weather per
Uniting.
On the morning designated voung
darkey exquisite. sporting tall hal and
vory-headrl cane. sannicrcd into ~.
elegantly appointed Office and dc.
IL dis Yer DE- Office o. w x 90. n
e.. y IS, growci the senior w.
from behind his desk, frowning over his
gold-bowrd spcriacles az the intruder.
well. air. me and nv folks arc gw;ne
out 10 Melbourne III Your ship Daniel
sharp. and j.
Not IL know i'-you are not GOING
10 90 any such u thing ~
slow 20. sir? Didn't correspond
wild You from Cincinnat and engage
passage FOR ne and my f.idvr and nv
muhdcr aud Mia~ Blanche?"
What. j. yonr name Hatfield p
roarcd the dismaycd agent.
&c. sab. my ynamc u Hatfield, anl"-l
why ~ The devil didn't you notify
me that you were coured ?"
why IN de dcbbil didn't You notify
me dat you wuz bald-headed!
The pertinent rcjoindcr silenced old
W.. and. although two or three passen-
!crs who preferred 70 have the coior.linc
Irawm outside Of ships second-cabln.
rave mp their bcrfhs AMI were refunded 4
heir passage money. the IIalliclds com.
'lacently sailed in the sharp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08
For the Jasper Courier.
From keIlcrvfIle.


MIR. EDiT"R 81 will give YOU few
more Items from "our corner and n Mr.
"Onen" wants 10 offer anv more criti-
cisms ii's all right such q youth ehould
be allowed considerable privilege. ne
says he Is fourteen at midnigh,.) III he
says send three Of those ..hoarded hair
dollars 10 the editor, and be profited M
reading our county papcr. he mus, AZ,
make me sensible / am behind on nv
subscription to the Courier or any 9th
~ paper. J. cannet now remember all
.ne wise suggestions he made, but hope
ne WIZ let US hear from IN the future. I,
don pretend TO say he don't read his
own papers, as he intimated to me. but
so wise fourteen" must certainty ne
ruse many columns. lie. will make his
mark in the world
Our +. NJ. is, SO am informed. selling
something stronger than water IN the OF
nee, contrary To better order OF things.
u j. to be hoped he will see his error. /
ani stop it.
FROM appearances. his neighbor across |!
me street occasionally makes thin "a live.
~ y-"bnrst-head" the cause. Wbv don,
we have more communications in:,he
Courier condemniny the thief. robLer
murderer. (whisky) than we have /? FOR
I j. worse than all these combined. Il
rope that fourteen will create a sensa.
ION on this subject ere long.
Died. on The 27th inst. Mrs. Mary
vile "f James III. McFerrin. at her home
u Harhi>on lip. She had been feeble
ONE time. but ller death was NOT looked
of 50 soon. she was an estimable Chris
ian woman. and leaves many mourning
ricnis. Her venerable hu- band. and |,
ne ne entire family have the sympathy. OIL
he. omniuniry. SrLpon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08
A Private sCircular.


Most or our readers have probably
never read The "Private circular" sent
mt 10 all the national banks bv order of
the American Bankers nssociation-
whose third animal convention was held
.ast September In New York. II sbould
pc read by everybody. IL speaks for
itself. and needs no comment. The fol-
lowing is copy Of this remarkable doc.
uIncnt:
u Is advisable n do All IN vonr mower
10 sustain such daily and weekly news
papers. especially the agricultural and
religious press, ne will oppose The issu-
ing OF green,ack paper money. and that
you also Withhold patronage Or mvors
from all applicants who are not willing
10 oppose the greenback or government
issue 0f paper money. Let the govern
ment issue the coin. and the hanks issue
tbeypaper money OF the country. for thus
can we the better protect each other.
;" long as the grcenback men are satis-
ned with the interconvertable bond. no
harm can come 10 our Interests. bnt TO
repeal the law creating national hanks.
Or 10 restore tn circulation the govern
ments issue Of paper money, will be TO
provide the people with money from
nther than our own supplying. and will
therefore, seriously affect your imliviL-
IA prohts.as banker and lender.
pe sure to see vonr member of con-
srsss - once. and engage him 10 sup
por' our interests. that we NAV control
eyis'ation. We can depend on every
hiny except congress from this aiminis-
ration. anf II we are vigIint we can
'onfrol the next one. Write ii YOU have
my suggestions 10 make, or anything Of
Importance TO communicatc. 10
JAMES BUELL., Secretary,
No. 247 broadway, Room {.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

f. II. r.. il Mass. Plouxhmn.i.
Jt Is good economy 70 use plentv ~
paint tor all kinds vf wood wurk,that /.
exposed 10 tne weather: and nothiny
5iVes ncater or more comfortable an.
pearancc ~ village or country resi-
lov"cc' 'Acepl trees, lawn, flowers and
lehrnbDery connected IA tMsiefuls man-
hei' man the painting Of the building.
Win c'lor, around. ~ siIsslc Of ~ bite
"a. rooms ~ The house viii do. but often.
Y - ssse vi light Lr WIN. lurple or
Iinauve y better: u uiucn depend. on the
'ss'o,inl ~ .iIsiit .svcn to tue room nud
IL dally use. Leaving the inside. Ter y.
take The outside. We have. a. 4, thinL
TOO inucii wiiic, anu a green house IN
STANFORD, Conn, Is 10 inc in the tnos,
ouJcellsc taste that the owner couId
have oli2ina,r'i. Very much depends
on HE eoior ui.'hc buildings of ours 3,
the surroundings. hci,.nt uf situnt;o.
the distance OF inc view Dy passcrs ~,
snd opposite residents uf The street
Where iie shadows are heavy by havins
panied dark f'I.aged trccs.-shat hxvsI
grown 10 make ,lecp shade "a NV.
and yiew,a lighter, suaIes-ofl
color should be put upon Them tnsn
where only ~ few dcci.lvus trees. etc
oi Iight lOiiage are OF the surruuu dinvs
anh backgrounds. No red Drick ar ,,,,re
Mhiic should ever show on a farmer =. ~
refined gcntlcman !, out side III civ
block.
Perhaps ] am assuming, but pc,l n,
me 10 say Ia the instructive Pionvh,..n
mat u Is desirable and expcdirut for
country residents, whether farmers. me.
'haiilcs, or of what profession or pursuit.
n life, to attend more truly than tbes
now do 10 this subject. Nv sr,;c,e
'funr as II may be, was started win ,hes
lcading Painting IJouscs-. and nor,
y you per'nit,.l speaksOf what l. sail
~ practical parties, OF The best time ~
svpiy paint ON exposed surfaccs e.
Is J read. repeated experiments havo
'een made 10 the last forty years. which
ave resulted IN the conviction th,,I
,a'nt applied between November and
March stands more than twice ~ Iong
i that which is spread in warm weather
The reason u thought obvious from the
art mat ~ cold weather the oil aud
''hcr component parts or paint form a
ard substance readily on the surface
early as hard as glass. Ono matter what L
ne surface exposed s) which can not
asiIy be erased, or even cut with =
harp knife. and will not wear or IN
ears; whereas paints applied in Julv
M August. and more especially ifin
evcra drought, the oil will immediatclv \
nicr tho surface no matter what II a.
~ =, the lead nearly dry, will soonlcrum.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08
ChaudIcr's.Hnnt

fhiiadclphs Times
We hope that Mr. William r.. Chant
Ter will press his fight with Burke. now
that he has got something tangible AZ is-
sue with somebody. II 4 evident that
u Chandler finds aIl lie prctends 10 b.
looking for. he will land himself and =
.ot ot his political associates in the pen
'tentiary. and that would be cordially
approved throughout the country by :
large majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

Psen RspabIisss
HoRsrs AND MrLrs. Mr.. r. N. Brsx.
tan started fine drove of horses aud
mules south on Monday. We understand
he IL still buying.
Boxns. There has becn sold l69 ESQ
county bonds. and only fourteen remain
to be sold. The bonds draw q per cent.
interest. and will all be taken bv the cit
izens OF onr county. Let our Town
Trustees follow snit with school bonds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

There are not twenty men IN Rockport
who are opposed 10 the remonctizaiioy
OF silver. or who favor the robbcr law.
called specie resumption in 1879.
Bliss Harmon, the medium. exhibited
~ Iiuntinghmrg Saturday. anil duriu1
nc spirit writing. the following ensurd.
a bcrcit widowcr wrote npon The slate.
DO Won my dearest one nnw 500 h;m
VINO cherished you here ~ aiare Jewel. /"
Ann ihcn came the gentle spirit response
on ne opposite side Of The slate. ..Ah 10.
loved one. but c.n smell your brcat., N
Tho reply was satisfactory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER.
DUBOIS corSTY, INDIANA. ny
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE. IN COURIER BUILDING on
WEsr Sixth STREET.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

Y. VIII loncslast week re,rived 5000
bushels Of corr. Tor which lie paid mir J
ons GEMS. the highcstprirc paid for some
time viucenncs ~un.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

0J Bloomington Courier: The con.
tract for building he narrow range rail-.
road rom swiiz City 10 Sullivan has
been Ici, and The work u 10 be complet.
en by july Of this year. The road Il
already completed from Sullivan "a fbc
Wabash, This Is encouraging for bed.
ford. and she ought 70 pay her "a \ with.
out making so mnch fuss about n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

NTThc following according 10 ~ OK
change. II the result OF the measurement
of over half million mon as rc0a~is
height rnd nativity The moan height
of the American Indian II 6,934 incbes
The American white man. az. S72:
scotch, 67.06s; English. As 575 Rnssian,
66.s93; French, 80. 277; Mexican, Sc. Il0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

"a strange disease, resembling Tho
epidemic, has broken out amonc ~
horses ~ Jefferson county, and u prov.
'mg fatal, several fluc horses having
died ~ nc past few days. II ba fIles the
ssill of'he veterinary surgeons ~ shs,
county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08
Glug! Glug! Glug!
by my corn-cob plug.
Said fIlr iu,r


Said The jnv.
Times are dull old friend
Take apnlI my old friend.
10 you good = An,
Warns The blood An,
Gives one Strength An
Unto life add length An.
Isn't ilat ihrpnrc stnT? HE.
lIh. you ~. il Sure cnomgh!
Never nim'i abon' The weather.
Jnt0 the ditch we'll rol! together.
Two har' ri-es out upon u spree.
Whisky mellow, drunk ~ drunk ca, be-
" hal care We for bel tonight ?
b friendly >npw-ilriii tucked SO fiyht
Let the blizzard rush. and let il roar.
IN unconscious bliss wen lip an,l snnre.
Mere'ry down 10 40w;l II care Won DRIP
Alcohol within us fniI~t be 40 high.
Wiiennd shiliirrn siliv'sing M home.
But wen war'n cm whcn we come.
Flour barr'l einpty. clothing goqe.
Where j. our next whisky pawn.
Int rn matter. Were all righi.
Hero plenty CIR to-niyni.
Hey, sir. my trrt. unrc more.
Thaw that frozen snore.
TrnzrS. FRozrN. GlrG.
Like iricl-, said the jug.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-08

- General Sheridan u confident
that another Indian ww vii brock sss
IN the spri~g.