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Sutton NcIut'

Iusltal Instruments.
A CHEAT OFFER FOR IIUI.IDAYs.-we
- wall during ui'$e hHrd tunes aud tho holidays
dispose OF 10 new pianos ani ursnnS NJ rrst.cli>s
makers atlnMcr prices for cash n,tallnenls than
ever l-iore Oh red Wscrss pianos ami organs The
tr-t mNir. wsrfanief Tor i've years Pianos 7uct,ve
slf' ~ ct aNe Sl,-l, OrEans stone SO stop. 81
stops So stops 80; 10 stops gob ~ stou, 49, IN
eflrst Orier, not used wear. HORACE WATERS
SONS W East lttl a.. New York
FEW sECON D-UAND weher nisno. NJ very
- great brr,in. some VI them used but very Short
Llhe ny our BEST nius,tana and ally good
new. luN warranted ~ every respect Please call at
ule "hbLH Wsrero"ps 9Th av and IL Il st
4 NUMBER OF whit wood. msplc ana walnut "a
- anus stained 10 look NAo rosewood. warranteL be
tehu'he ~ ~ pianos tor sale -.s1 several 0ot
Hrih"sS pianos Apply 18th aV, corner 1i idii Il
ABARGtIN.-se,r octave ro-cw Oh rianoforts
"A modetn style. Tor So iij ~ ~. ncsr i2th IT.
X RANICU q BACH. at1 R,st 23i At NEAR ~
n Nv, nave O-ruuiu assortment oi Are piHuufDrt,-
uu .e snd secondhand. which they Offering very
10" fnhns let aud N'i nn instsincnt.
MANUFACTURES fnces -panos new. ~
Az ooiaNs sl'r, rcnts - monthly. nrgans. Prince
taO. Tor pisO new Mason { ilililin stlb, Tor tIlD
GORDON son ~ East ltth st
MAGNIfICENr good pianolor,e only So.
Ni SeiuwHy, ohicktrins. krfmch Rach. rare hsr
sn'h~ GORDON ., i5I Blocker Il
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MlSFlT CARPETS,

FNGLrsu BRUSSELS, rnEEBPLY. AND iNGGAlS
,try cheap. ut thr old place,
H. Fulton street, New York.
all " sud a j 4 NU.NnNf.f
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.'tturt,.

EuorTu C>tON FvrE SATURDAY
" NiGHr ~ fULKs 10 the Grcat Hal ut Ocisk
saturday. Jan o. Che lecture will he delivered 10y
JAAfS DOUGLAS. Jr. B,d, Of rh'aniN,tii,. Pa
SubNoi hgypuan Architecture anI Ou-'ii,ks III.
lusraWdl
Ticket, can 10 had rrati. At the once or the cooner
union aud at Van No.irsnIs book store ~ Murray A.
ADRIAN \ HEWITT. secretary
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Scmug AlltblusI,

INOH siIE.-.t Nh,clerG Wilson \, ~-,~int ui.
emu lh $685. h.t 4 Joe" muuLs, iui sal, NtlrHn A'
l'N AZ fit 'rrA iN.A. ur star.
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Glantso- Mal,s.

GlantsS-- -Gla,s
A. IIMEN,s ovEEcoATs, s. g I'll - 3
ts' $40 oAasR0S's, III Bridge u. Rfo5Eyn
| A FIKsT-CLAss full water sueneri COMPS
""' '''' '"''' II StnSEs 81 V%% s.i 18th :,
"a 81 start. you. blk profits, be eosvineod II Bosd
"A capital rcau'rd xUERSY 10 Sew cGurcS st &
"a 1t. room ~ drst hsht
RAKEKs brooklyn rraoueaI Journe ymen Bakers
49, ,s, , yG's g, s.. aeaI@ry sesulx WI, T. aeI
H. MIR na,, ~ n1,y ~. Ssiasy' ''
p"racs ''' "' E% ANY soopisrpu s s In
AEDssw slAs scorI.ry
- AN. 5ls West AL ~, rp'm 10
y jSo foinRaUs
DINNER HAND wanted. at o, trsnAfor, :,
OPERATORS and d,trrs ~antc, IN men, gators
BIN MORAL. AK oAnsl ~
DURE TEAS Agent, wanted everywhere to sell 10
iamile,. hool+ and large consunersi largest STOCK
the country quality and ernis uc best Country
ii Slsa s"'u'a eau OF "'' '"' Ellis ~" CO. -'
DArER BOxrS Wanted. two experienced men
.a.r ~s an" collar Soiy, AIS srS S.; AZ na tT
WANTED An mrllsent young man about 20
wIREIiotsI be-, ia Sun office
WANiFEfnSA KRIS f@sH y T5NSS sn, arpr AngS At
~iuitoni o,,AGel.
4 kisrLcrtHIE young INJURED woman " She.
- I" - OUT bN TIE dtN ur wrt 10 90 Al hisl- tauul
%"lhi, Is Il lit,ins. uls'fHini IN Nue,rr Mstn
chl, Is MNlus tu Hstist uhrrN4~c. Wng,- mod, rtc
Gnu or address all uu wcek At 10 Wa i'm ton n tp
NuOr. iruut Mr., IIANEs ~
ptKEw wishes situation, tah charge m bread
- axe wort. ur Al
drr~ 4 H,i rlh Az
CiEPENFEEs ant iolnor want.a itmuun ni.o
- fuNi hl'iwr,hi AMI tn tutrr Address
hAhlNklR. hoN no. run ofico
'l'O -php"rs-A SIN tiion wanted hy Nnlng n,u
= ~ u"mpoHur, Mhu has served three Nrnr, On ii
newspaper M cnmpdstOr, would ier "a ert work 10 i'm
lsl INC lfhdti ~ gpd Two thinlert furnish first
ciitS ftit nee from his last employer hs To nby Ac
Address 'OMfpSllOt hos lIi, Sui olnte
w ANTED A family without children " niopt .
~ poor WIDOWS male lniant. healthy 3 months DID
ieaso apply Tor particulars u Mrs lUU il hast llous
ton 81 1900 '
WANTED-Suetion a. packer. shipper. or sleoier
ollee " ' ~
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Douhl, rrsck, ITO moet Improved Equipment and IN
F-'~.s limo consistent with absolute safety.
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TO rHILADEI.PHIN.

FOURTEEN IhHnliGi TRAINS ZACH WAY DALE
THREE nfrprn N PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-15

A section Of the largest tree IN tht
world y now being exhibited by Messrs
NICK carnan, III. II. Tuttle and Hobbs. Al
q vacant LOT on Market street. near Sixth
Tor few days, before being exported
10 New York and Europe. This tree
called odd Moses from a mountain ~
that name near which II grew, was dis
covered by Professor Knowles I'm 1874
on the Tule River, Tular county. rs
miles from Visalia. 1t was 24O feet in
height. and must At one time have been
considerably higher. from the fact thai
the top had been broken off at some long
past period. The tree, when broken of.
was IL feet In diameter, and had two
limbs, measuring respect
lvely nine and ten feet in circumference
The tree was III feet III the base. and
The section now on exhibition measures
nearly 100. III took nilsc men four DAYS
10 chop down the tree, aud the exhibited
-ec'ion was taken from the site OF its
growth ~ cost Of 5000. sixty-fourl
horses being required for its transport
'ation. The age of this gigantic tree isI
estimated, according 10 the method OIL
circulating the age Of trees, at 1924
years. It's circum ference exceeds byl
our feet that Of the largest tree in the
Marlp"sa grove. The diameter Of theE
.cction In this city is almost thirty feet.
The interior Of the tree is sufficiently
.apacious to admit over 200 persons.
This gigantic natures wonder will bel
ound an object Of admiration and we'll
deserving the attention and study Of the
efined and intelligent throughout SAM
francisco. The proprietors have erect,
d gallery in the interior Of the tree
ufiicicnt in size for The accommodation
y an orchestra. This curiosity will be-
~ exhibition both day and night whilc|'
remains in the city.-San Francisco
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-15

"A colored Georgia minister breaches
the following practical theology :
"Breddrcn, my 'spcricnce is dat II a;:,'t
Ide perfession Of 'ligion, but dc 'casional
practice oh Il dat makes man 'cep.able
up yonder. When yer gifts to 6e golden
gate an Peter looks yer righ. IN De eve
and yer shows him yer long creed and
says, pompous like. dat yer long ter IA
big 'Piscolopian church. lie postlc n
shake his head an say, dat aint nutr
ter get yer through" But If YER takes
all yer bills under yer arm, YER grocer
bills an yer rent bills, and he looks 'em
over:an' finds EN- ali recciptcd, he'll saw
"lcr titles clear an unlock dc gates
An let yer pitch yer voice for de angels
song. But 'tain't no use 10 rabblc long
dat narrcr path Tess yer can carry. fold.
ed up In yer creed good rcc'me ndat;on
from your creditors. Hcbbcn aint no
place fur a man who has to dodge rom
. cornsr fur fear meetin' some one
who'll ask fur dat little bill dat nebbcr
was paid.D
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-15

A few weeks ago the local commission
merchants were in receipt Of INQUIRIES
from commission merchants regarding
the Indiana potato crop. 1t was then
generally thought that the crop would
be failure. and replies to that effect
were made. As q natural result. the
market advanced until the present high
prices were reached. Now, that The
harvest season has fairly begun. Il is dis
covered that the crop Is BY no means
failure, more potatoes are dug than n 2
agriculturists can eat, and they arc being
brought into this market by the car load.
Over 100 wagons loads, 1900 barrels.
were sold in this city this morning al
forty-tive cents a bushcl. Instead OF
scarcity there is likely TO be an excess.
and lower prices can be looked for be-
fore the fall Is ovcr.-Indianapolis News.
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New Papal Law-HOw the
Church is to be Governed In
the United States.

The new order Of the papal propa
ganda addressed early in the prescn
month to the Catholic bishops m N,
United States is about to 90 into effect
The object sought to be accomplishef
lDy rope Leo is that Of bringing thu
Ichurch more IN harmony with Amer icar
institutions. The bishops will no longer
have the power to remove a clergyman
from one part of diocese to another
and can only make changes Of this kind
under certain clearly expressed regula.
tions. Priests will be in charge of par.
Ishes as rectors. not pastors, and the
term pastor abolished except as applied
10 the bishop, who Is chief pastor OF The
diocese. Clergymcn will receive their
appointments from the bishop, but are
not TO be removed except for the com.
mission OF some offense which would
DC breach Of canonical law. In case
OF any such ofiense being charged
against the rector Of parish, the de-
cision as to his guilt or Innocence will
rest with council Of judges. consisting
ot a given number Of clergymcn. who
are to constitute a permanent ecclesjas-
iicai court for trial Of all clerical de-
Ii the accused Is dissatisfied he may
appeal TO the archbishop Of the province
and from him 10 the Pope. The bishop
mas no power to appoint these Judges.
whose choice rests with the clergy Of
me diocese. who vote by ballot on their
election. The following members Of
me bishops council will select the
Judges Father Bcssonies and Shiedlcr.
line vicars-general; Father McDermoi.
evansville: Father Audran, Jefferson
VILE; Father Gueguen, Vincenncs
ratner Merz Nincennes Father Fcrdi-l
nand, Of the church Of the Sacred Heart K
and Father Chasse, of St. Mary's-in-the-
Woods, with Father O'Donaghuc. the,
bishops private Secretary. who Is ALSO
secretary Of the council. The diocesan
synod to which the recommendations
VIII be made Is to be held during the'
lrst week In advent.-Ev. Courier.
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For the jasper Courier.


MR.. EDIToR.-We thought that W,
n would write you few lines for th,
7 Courier as you have not had any new,
slfrom this territory for some time. n
would surprise your readers to get al
1.-THE items and news OF this Territory
: Iiurrah for Bunkerhill! III Won don'I
look out she will be something Vet
BIRD, Billy and Frank have been epeao.
ed IN hulling clover for a few days past
thev didn't make money as fast as they
thought they would. Billy says "dog-
on-it.~ he is going TO hooppoling, and he
goes whist:ing and singing, and this is
ms song, I'll away, away, away" to the
hooppoIe land. Well, Bird says he can
saw and grind this Winter; he saws that
he has ordered saw and is going 10
order q pair OF burrs to grind corn. we
guess that by next Fall they will attach
a fiouring mill to their machinery.
Billy says that he is not in favor of so
much at time; he wants to 90 slow
and cut hooppoles; he thinks that there
rs not much machinery about hooppoles.
We have not heard from the Governor
or Salt Lakc-the last news was that
ne was on good terms with the territory
That he threatened last Winter. The
farmers are done sowing wheat for this
season. Corn gathering is the order OIL
the day with the farmers at present
corn crops are very light this season to
what they have been in other wears.
we wonder what has become of ali OF
The candidates since the election? WEI
have seen but one man that was de-
ieated at the last election. We suppose
that they have not returned from their
trip up Salt river. We didn't know
out what they had been shipwrecked. as
we have not heard from them since thew
Some of our neighbors have
emigrated west. Phillip Simmons. Jas.
Z. Foster and Willis league took their
departure after night. They were
ashamed to lei their friends see them
leave, as they Were in debt to some OIL
them. The parties are about to play
out, as the fiddlers are leaving-somc oil
them ran away. The Governor Of Salt
Lake wants to marry; he wants a wo-
man about seven feet. high. long, slim
md slender, and about thirty. The
'OOn. Sx.n
November 9Th, 1873.
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Ben. Butler, according to . western
newspaper, was once engaged to
young lady Of Wntcrville, Me-, and to
break on the match, which for some rea-
son d.sp!eased hirl, hi: upon the notable
|cx2eaicnt of going upon feigned spree
and iamming an iloaonsiva citizens
hat over his eyes. The reckless inebri-
ate was promptly arrested and fined;
the girl wrote letter repudiating him;
her father threatened to kick him out OF
doors IL ever he yentlred neer the
house, and the willy young man chuckled
greatly at the success Of his innocent
strategem.
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fhol News
Frank Lindley has sold his celebrated
trotting mare starlight" to some party
lat Ireland, Dubois county. We did not
learn the price received but understand
that 1t was close up TO thousand. She
was colt Of Braxtan and MslIroy's
celebrated Chancellor Black Hawk, and
one of the liveliest steppers in the state
for her age.
frankie Tislow, formerly handsome
young lady Of Petersburg, Pike county,
recently committed suicide in a house OF
III fame at Seymour, where she had led
life of shame under the name OF Mag.
Phillips.
Leonidas Stout, administrator Of the
estate of Eliza Bowlss, deceased, has
brought suit against the lessees Of
French Lick Springs 20 enjoin them
from paying the rent to the heirs Of VIM.
"A. Bowles, deceased.
Henry Comingore, Sr., will commence
the publication Of Greenback paper in
. few days. 1t will be called The Green.
back Advocate.
DIR. Thomas Hunt will locate this
week ct RifOtown, four miles east OF
this place.
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The State Of Indiana by James ID. will
IIams, Governor; proclamation Of
Thanksgiving to the people OF Indiana:
The President has recommended that
the 2sth day OF the present month be OBJ
served as day OF national thanksgiving
and prayer to Almighty God. heartily
join in the recommendation. While We
shall render thanks and praise to the
Giver Of eveay good and perfect gift for
the innumerable blessings which we
have received, we will not forget to be-
stow portion Of our goods upon the
deserving poor of our own community
and minister to the wants of the bereav-
ed and distressed who live beyond our
borders.
Witness the seal OF the State and my
signature. at indianapolis, this 9Th day
Of November, 1873.
JAMES ID. WILLIAMS.
BY the Governor: JoHS Z. NEFr,
Secretary Of State.
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Rcckpest Gazette.
Our people do not turn ont 10 cburcr
as freely as they ought to. They gener.
ally say, well. my clothes are not fit.'
or, u have worn this dress SO often
that am ashamed to 60 again. guess
III wait till can get . new one.r We
are satisfied that the Christian spirit
wants Frightening up in the people to
make them think more Of their Master.
and less about what the world may saw
Of them. Other communities have The
same kind Of lights.
who pulled the string7 Casper Fella
pulled II on potatoes. One hundred
ana sixty-fivc bushels Of peerless pota-
toes TO the acre. and only twelve acres.
Messrs. 9. w. Whipplc & Co. bought
me crop, and A. Stevenson takes them
South on his mammoth potato boat.
The finest crop IN the county. We have
sample in the Office. The smallest i
TX inches long and thirteen inches in
diameter.
When our railroad is completed to
Jasper. and q foundry and machine
shops are put up here, giving labor TO
several hundred additional people. what
3 10 hinder Rockport from putting on
NY airs and spreading herself? Look
'ut, Evansville!
Within the next ten or fifteen years
We will have population Of ten ,ions-
'nd souls in Rockport. Real estate
folders can safely make calculations ac-
ordingly.
shopping by Dubois county bellies isl
!etting 70 be quite fashionable upon carl
trccis, and milliners and merchants are
orrespondingly happy.
Corn 20 cents per bushel: wheat sol
ents per bushel; turnips 20 cents
'otatocs 43 cents, and sweet potatoes sol
cnts per bushel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-15

Terre Hantc Gazette: Henry Crcal.
living in Otter Creek bottom, in this
county. has this season raised crop OF
wheat and crop OF corn from the same
land. The wheat was harvested IN June
and the corn was planted Immediately
after, and Is now maturcd sufficiently 10
bc out Of danger from frost. II l. csti-
mated that the corn will yield 50 bushels
to the acre.
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a New Commentaries.

Keep way from dat niger, I tell
you,' said Uncle Rube to his sable
daughter, keep way from him. Hes
like what dc 'postiIe John lives on N dc
wildness.v "How's dat?' she asked.
Low Gus an wild honey replied Uncle
Rubc. - Cincinnati Saturday Night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-15

William Heck, Of Hendricks town
ship, Shelby county, Is the boss sorghum
molasscs manufacturer In the county, rs
far rs heard from, having manufactured
400 gallons during the season, and I29
gallons in single day with one cyap-
orator.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-15

Highlands Correspondence Petersburg Pres
Jefferson township has lost three OF
her best citizens, and living adjoining
farms Robt Logan, Hugh Mccain and
Isaac Mccain his brother, ant samuel
Barber, living in Daviess county, but q
short distance, the four men, no doubt.
will be very much missed in this neigh
borhood, as they were well-to-do
farmers.
1t was on the 9th inst. that we visited
the Thomas School-hohsc, where we
found Wilson Stobough, our Coroner.
holding an inquest over the National
party, which the result was swallowed
BY Democracy. How be II boys?
Robert Mccain, our present supervi-
sor for road district No. 2, has made
start towards throwing up
the road leading from sHighbanks south
10 Jasper road.
Harvey Capehart is preparing mate
rial to build residences in Otwell.
which makes three buildings under
headway at the present at that place.
There is a barge load Of lumber at
Portersville to be shipped by the Halle
ton Steamer when the river is in boat
ing stage.
DIR. Denbo, late OF Plainville, Ind,
has located at Long Branch with the in
lention Of carrying on his practice.
Thomas Case is making preparations
TO run stave-boat out Of Patoka. and 9
corn-boat out Of White river.
1t Is said that Jerry Levings, Of WASH
ngton, Ind. will administer on the
estate OF X. w. Logan.
The hog market is moving slowly
'long at 81 10 per hundred in this
ricinity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-15

Kramer 4 Wibbcc are at the landing
with their flatboai, loading II with pota-
toes, corn, etc. They expect 10 be ready
TO sail South by the Goth inst
On last Friday and Saturday Parker,
Verhoeff Il Co. took in twelve hundred
bushels OF potatoes besides lots of hay
and wheat. On Monday they received
2S wagon loads Of potatoes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-15

In an interview with J. w. Fornev no
said: II shall stand by the Republican
party till the last horn blows, and /
therefore must not be misunderstood.
when ! say the chances arc. In favor or 4
Democratic triumph in $780,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-15

HTYILL practice In Dsboi- and adjoining counties
w VIII also attend Circuit Court Ia wMrick. Dubois
snd Perry eeantiss-
OFPICE:-South Side Of Public Square.
Jasper. Ind. Sept. l5ih. is75-ly.
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Honey

To the taste but death TO Gripes and Stomach com
plants. Pitchers astoria sa complete sub
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Honey. ltlsparticul1rly aaapted to Tectning , ai
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the food. regulates the stomach, and kures Wind
Collie. No remedy is rs ei'cacious, for Feverish.
ness, Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. as
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eai II pleasure 10 give this certitcat on account
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EaSpeS's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED
Notices of,tAe Press.

The MAGAZINE has attained In its One quarter
century and more ofexistence To that point where
il may be said of in the words OF DR.. johnson,
TT Is vain to blame and useless 70 prliee." Che
lnst1e Of its long attained reputation has in
creased ~ theycars have passed and its future
seeins IS bright if not brighter than at any time
since the golden hue Ofprosper;ty settled around
lis lGteranl best years. -Brookiyn Eagle.
Harpers Monthly 10 marked by the same char.
acteristica which gave itcrculaiioDf from the tirs
with the better class q renders. il combine
reading m alter with Illustrations in way Ia
make cleai and vivid the facts presented. Pic
lures merely designed 10 catch the eye Of the
ignorant ere never inserted. Chicago Journal