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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-19
Plus TX and Jefferson Davis.


In a personal letter the editor Of the Uni
there occurs the following tribute to the
Holy Father, which we feel we cannot err in
making public.
We shall pass no comment on the eulogy Of
Mr.. Davis, nor Oh the incident he narrates !;
for our feelings are strong with love Of the
dead Pontiff, and strong with love for him
who in the hour Of his bitterest desolation re-
ceived the coincidence Of the common Father
OF the oppressed:
[ grieve with you over the decease
Of the great and good Pho Mono. In common
with all who honor true piety, that which be-
gets universal charity, | feel the loss which
the Christian world has sustained in the de-
parture OF this grand exemplar; but l have
personal obligations added to the common
cause for mourning.
You have mentioned many characteristic
acts of that sublime man; let me add one, of
which you might not otherwise learn, for it
was as privately as it was graciously done.
When our war had closed in the defeat of
the South, and was incarcerated, with treat
ment the most needlessly rigorous, If not de-
signedly cruel; when the invention Of malig-
nants was taxed to it's utmost to fabricate
stories to defame and degrade me in the est
home as well as abroad, joined in the cry with
which the ignoble ever pursue the victim, a
voice came from afar to cheer and console me
in my solitary captivity.
| The Holy Father sent to me his likeness,
and beneath it was written. by his own hand
the comforting invitation our Lord gives tc
all who are oppressed, in these words:
Veflite ad me Onales qul Idb0ratis, ct ego
refciam ros, Dict Doninus.
That the inscription was autographs was
attested by Gal Cardinal Barnabo, Dec. 1866 .
under his seal.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST, CHARLES HOTEL-Geo M Dugan: Tenn;
Dugan. steamer s Eckert; Mrs Preston
and family, Baton Rouge; Agnes Herndon va;
A Jessel and wife. st Louis; A Moreland. Gin
cinnati: Chandler, city; G Samson. Texas; ;
l. Il Simonds. city; h A Aston. Ga; 3 Ernest,
Pttsburg; Fl Richardson. st Joseph. La;
HAYS. Waterproof: VIM Garig, Baton Rouge;
Geo L johnson, La; l. Denton, Bradford. Eng
land; A w Cockerton. city.
CASSIDYS HOTELrL Pipkin. q Dale
and LADY, st Helena. La; } Hardy. John D
Beard, Vicksburg; T w Nelson; Morgan CITY !;
- smith. city; Fl Hunter, Yazoo City; = Ii
Exiem. city; Fl Ott Louisville; g W Farr. Lex e :
ineton. Miss; Miss Mcclellan, L2uisianai 4 l.
Ashby county. Ark; John Humphreys. Miss e
Yazoo City; Quinn. Loui siana: R E Luekett.
VIM Love, Texas curiosity show; Thos OMalley
and two children. Louisiana; g BalfonT, "
Hudson. Rayville, La; J Withers. Q Park
man. Bolton, Miss; B benson Mississippi;
A Babe and wife, Matamoros.
CITY HOTEL-Wm J Dudley. New YORK; b
W Bogge, Selma; VIM Hearsey. CASTOR Hear,
say, Baton Rouge; JAS Campton, Jackson > y, T.
Alexander, Warren. ] II williams, Miss; W
Park Ware and wife, Hazlehurst: T. u Foltz.
Miss; Thos Nol. Chicago: John G Garlantd!,
Houston; Fl G Bowman, steamer Texas
Hail, Maysyie; B IG New p York; y J
G Williams and son. Yazo9 City; Moore z,
Mackenzie and wife, Minden: Jas Moore.
Galveston + J Mackey. Minneapolis: L Serly,
Segmore James o Abbott, Louisville; =
Shropshire. Mobile; Lester Palmer. Denver, &
K Strickland Memphis: John Moren, Pa; j
Adams Miss; Mrs s Phillips, Assumption.
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened an Office at 1856 Canal street, between
cret OF Ninon de PEnclos. who, up to her death
in her seventy second year of age, retained the
beauty, vivacity and spirit az y, when she was
which Is pleasant. even enjoyable. ladies can do
away with all cosmetics and paints. as the skin =
Wonted lustre and strength, and .vivactty re-
turns. The old become young, and the young,
who have ruined themselves with late hous.
vigor and fire of youth, ALI diseases and
troubles peculiar to ladies' treated by harmless
and painless method. Consultations and core
respondence strictly confidential.
deg Il DIR. BILLIE. 1876 Canal street.
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RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Among the departures by the Mobile Fast Line
ing:
ily, New York; c. W. Chittenden. Savannah;
Geo. Postel, Charleston: J. c. Glenny. Buffalo;
L. G. Caddell. M. Y. Webster. Columbus; 4. G..
bal Washington: Elias Ehler. Cincinnati: Geo.
n. Murphy. Columbus, Ky; 2; 3. Freeman,
Meridian; b. L. Davis. Miss Rogers, Mrs G..
YORK: Mrs. e. Gstorey, Augusta. Ga; Miss Z.
Bouton, St. Louis John Stambaugh and fam
lily, Nashville; r. c. Faxon,. Montgomery;
Hyland. Jos. Anderson, Cincinnati; Y, p
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THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
OF ST. sTMEON'S SCHOOL

ARE HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS
II and friends that, after having made some
repairs and in their 9ae buildings
boarders. AS only a limited number can be ac-
eommodated, applications should be made as
early as possible The Boarding School will
plieation can be made at St Simeon's School
ISL Annnneiatfon street. de23 If
LIVERY IMPORTER AND MERCHANT
d should have one of Poliatsek's New, Simple
and Practical Table OF ascertaining instantane-
rates of United States duty and all expenses add
ed. II is accurate in every detail and saves
cents For sale by leading stafioners and at
Grunewald Hall A. POLLATSEK. accountant.
Is Raronne street. NH II I'm
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE OF. PARTNERsHfP-FR ED'K J
~ sYME has been this. day admitted a part
ner in my business, and from this date the Arn
the Rice Milling business at the Brook Steam
mhs l''' ~ ' COLUMBUS Il. ALLEN.
NoTICE-THE FIRM OF HILL & CO. is
~ this day dissolved by mutual consent. Eli
Their partner will liquidate.
New Orleans. February %, 1873
i. j. LEDYARD.
fe28 mhs 8 0 70 Is 1s % % &c 30
E1RoM AND AFTER THIS DATE MR. ERN-
Z EST BoURGEss Of Washington county,
The firm name Fo H! fsnh& 5GMoNsTfI1E
Cotton Factors and General Commission Mer-
chants. SO Carondelet street.
New Orleans. March l, 1878. mil I'm
no PARTNERSHIP HAVE THIS DAY EN-.
of JOS. WALTON L CO.. Of Pitfsburg. Pa, un.
der the firm and style Of A. LAMBERT & CO.,
for the purpose Of CARRYING on general whole.
sale and retail business ut No. "a Carondelet
street.
the boat, barges or parts Of boats and to supply
steamships, steamboats,, manufactures, cotton
presses and families with the best qualities OF
Pittsburg. Camel and Anthracite Goals at the
lowest market rates.
Mr.. s. N. Boyd will be, found with the new
firm ready TO serve his friends and patrons as
heretofore. a. IAMBERI,
New Orleans. February /. 1878. fe2o Inn
roPARTNERsHIP.-THE UNDERSIGNED
The hh rg h dsg sfhSN HES gg5s
for the transaction of q Western Produce and
Provision business. to be carried on at No 81
Poydras street. between Camp and Magazine.
New Orleans. January s. 1873.
jas B. J. HENpERsoA.
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OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,

New Orleans, February, 25, 1873.
The Louisiana Equitable Life In
surance Company of New Orleans
has this day filed in this office
sworn statement in regard to reg
istered policies in said company,
and deposited the necessary reserve
thereon, as required by act No. 80
of the extra session of the General
Assembly of 1877, entitled "An
act to better secure holders OF life
insurance policies in this State; to
provide reserve fund therefor,
and for other purposes. .
ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
fe2s 1Ineod 3mW
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-19

THE CHEAPEST OF ALL.-Danziger, No. 1877
Canal street. has just received large lot of kid
gloves. which are to be offered to their friends
and customers at prices that seems to us ridicu-
for fifty cents pair These gloves were sold
at an importers forced sale. and were bought
by Messrs. Danziger IL Sons at such figures
as will enable this firm to dispose Of them to
their friends at the cheapest bargains. For ex-
cellent gloves this beats anything we have heard
OF for eheapnesS, Sss5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-19
SUPREME COURT.
Monday, March 10, 1873.
Present: All the Justices.
Cases were called and flied as follows


Cases were called and flied as follows:
MONDAY, APRIL 1. 1878.
No. 1921. 8. ]. Font vs.. Jose Domingo.
10. 4o26. y. J. Gay II GO. vs.. Eaton d Barstow.
No. 5000. Honora A. Wood va. Pierre Case.
TUESDAY. APRIL 2. 1878.
No. 1913. State ex rel. Board of Supervisors
Of State University. ETC., vs.. Board Of Lquida-
No s79o. Warren Van Norden vs.. Leeds & Co.
No 6s4s. Succession Of r. H. Woods.
No 1856. Bra.iish johnson ct a. taxpayers.
vs. Edward var Butler Ct al police jurors .o W.
No. $500 james G. Clarke ct al. We. Board Of
No. 6s3l. State of Louisiana vs. Charles Role,
No. $3.50. W. s. Benedict vs. J. A. Florat, tutor.
No. s7ss. VIM. P. o'Hern VS.. Hibernia Insur-
a1ce Company.
No. 1909. Jackson & Manson vs.. 81. NJ. Hoff-
No. 7o77. A. 2. Cochrane vs.. Ocean Dry Dock
No. ess7. Louisiana Cotton Manufacturing
Company vs. City of New Orleans.
No. 1850. Jules Mayronne. tutor, ETC., vs.
Eugene Waggaman and A; Gautier.
:, No; 6919. In the matter of the minor, Victoria
No. ees1., R. M. Waimsley ct al. VS.. s. Mendel-
shon ct al.
WEDNESDAY APRIL 8, 1878.
No; $40. State Of Louisiana vs.. R. Bloomfield
and G. e. Giral dey & Go.
No. s7ss. Henry Barthe vs. Mrs. Louisa Kasa.
No 1854 Martin Lannes ct al VS.. Jean Cor
rege ct ais.
No. 1905. State Of Louisiana VS.. John P.
No. 1923. John McCaffrey vs.. Charles Cayanac.
No. 1888 succession OF Mathilda Brown. wife
No. 1857. Louis G. Maclin vs.. State OF Louis
No. 1855. Lehman, Abraham & Cows City of
No. 7047. State OK rel Carondelet Canal and
Navigation Company vs. E. Pilsbury. Mayor. ct
No. 7os4. Succession Of John Durkin.
No. 67s4. Mrs. T. Eschert VS.. VIM. @. Harrison
ct al.
THURSDAY. APRIL H. 1873
No. e72o. State Of Louisiana vs.. j. Ziord alias
No 67so State of Louisiana vs. Michel Abadie.
No. G774. State OF Louisiana VS.. Albert Ray and
No. s775. State OF Louisiana VS.. Ed Mcvey and
No. s777 State of Louisiana VS.. Michael Mo-
No. s77e. State Of Louisiana VS.. Charles Lock-
erby.
No. $3.50. State Of Louisiana vs.. Geo. Bess
No. 6342. State OF Louisiana vs.. }. j. Daniel.
FRIDAY. APRIL 5. 1878.
No. 1854. Rosina Prague VS.. E. f. Wallishe.
No. 1898. Christian Boye vs.. Thomas Miles.
No. 1884, Thomas Miles vs.; CHRISTIAN Boye.
:, No. b5ls Succession OF f. Cordeviolle VS..
No. 55l7. William j. Behan vs. City OF New
Orleans.
No, 5522 Henry Lawrence vs.. o. Lelievre l.
Co.
No. 5523. Louis Charles Perret vs.. Mrs. Alice
King, widow. etc.
No 4O72. Alexander Mckee, for the use. ETC.,
vs.. City of New Orleans.
SATURDAY. APRIL 6. 1873.
No: $3.50. Olympic Boisse VS.. II. P. Dickson
administrators.
No. 5497. Edward Conery vs.. Rockford Brown
& Co.
No 6o71. City of New Orleans VS.. F. P. Fourchy.
No. 5531. State of Louisiana VS.. John w. Can
non.
No $685. A. E. Prewett ct al. vs. F. J, Da Silva.
No. $751; State of Louisiana vs.. Mechanics and
Traders Insurance Company.
No. $685. w. r. Fish vs.. Germania National
Bank.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-19

The towboat Florence. owned by Capt. Frank
Gutherie was wrecked on bayou Grand C4illou
F bruary 20, while towing the schooner
ThereSa-(Houma Courier.
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PROPOSALS FOR LEyEE WORK.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
New Orleans. March IS, 1878. }
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until FRIDAY. March o. at IL o'clock M, for the
construction of the following levees
JESUITS' BEND LEVEE. Plaauemines parish,
right bank.
PoINT-A-L A-HACHE LEvEE, Plaquemines
parish. left bank.
Plans. profles and specifications will be ready
for inspection at the State Engineers office
between the nineteenth and twenty second OF
March.
Proposals shall be addressed to the under
signed, and each one Endorsed for the particu-
lar levee on which the bid Is made.
The sealed proposals must contain a deposit
amounting to one cent for each yard Of the esti-
mated contents up to ten thousand yards. and
an additional quarter Of one cent for every yard
over, to be forfeited to the State in case Of the
failure of the contractor or bondsmen to qualify
within forty Eight hours after adjudication. or
else the bondsmen must be present at the OPEN
ing OF the bids. prepared to sign Immediately.
Payment for this work shall be made as per
statement in the Office Of the State Board of En-
gineers.
The board reserves to itself the right to reject
any or all bids.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor and President of the Board of State
Engineers. mh19 I'd
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Corsets a Specially.

- Literary Institute-Day and evening SEES
sions the entire year: elective system; 81
branches Of study; daily lectures. gymnasium
disposition. manners, health and morals: non
sactarian; students free to college. literary and
debating society: full faculty; large. we'll VEN
tus; special classes ip particular studies. for
boys. at from 81 to S. per month.
fe16 1y GEO SOULE, President.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, MARCH ~, 1878

walker and family, Nathaniel Page. Wn. Arr
mour. Washington; Il. @. Cotton, Buffalo; Geo.
Slosson, grille Dion, st. Louis; L. M. Boone
and Wife. Chicago; e. +. Hepp and vile. St'
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TO
COTTON PRESS PROPRIEHORS.

Gilman's Patent Reversible Compress.
Known in New Orleans as the Champion
after test of enc year, and having compressed
more than $4,000 bales of cotton under mean
pressure of 1000 tons, without defect, detention
or accident. is now offered to the cotton
press industry as the only one that fu y meets
most powerful. the most economical as regards
consumption of fuel and other current ex-
penses, the quickest in movement and the least
liable to accident.
Within the last ten days 1870 bales Of cotton
that had been compressed in one Of the Morse
Presses in this city were recompressed by the
Champion" the gain in stowage capacity be-
ing over 40 per cent
Parties proposing to erect new congresses
would do W II to examine for themselves the
comparative merits OF this press before con-
tracing.
Full information will be furnished upon aD-
plication at the office of the
READING IRON WORKS,
261 South Fourth street. Philadelphia, or to
JOHN B. LAFITTE u CO..
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company,
mh15 i'm cod New Orleans La.
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TO SHIPMASTERS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS

Is prepared to recompress cotton that has been
compressed by the Morse presses, in the usual
in stowage capacity. The charge for r.,'on
pressing. will be, rs cents PEI, bale, Including
drayage from and to the vessel
JOHN B. LAFITTE & CO.,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company.
NH n, pod
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Only CLEOPATRA MATINEE Wednesday. q
IN m mh17

ST. CHARLES ThEAIhE'
IN ACTIVE PREPARATION
For first production ION any stage),
1.-THE CARPET-BAGGERs,"
A play in five acts, by r. 8. GANTER. -Synop-
sis and characters in programme. Due no.
tice Of date will be given. milo
GRAND GALA PERFORMANCE
For the Benefit OF the Uniform Fund Of the
GERMAN REGIMENT,
AT THE ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
Friday Evening, march 70, 1875.
MACBETH.
Hon. G, f. Braughn, T. O'Neil. Esq.. G.. Stern,
Fsq F. Fl. Wilson, Esq.,, D. G. Johnston
Esq, Sam Hart, Esq, John Stumpf, Esq.
and other famous amateurs have kindly
consenf ed to appear.
The Com mittee Of Arrangements have secured
the services of the famous German TRACE
dienne.
MADAME DE sTAMWITZ.
who will appear in English for the first time
Tickets for sale at SO Canal and $40 Magazine
street. and by all members of the Regiment.
Price 81. Reserved seats can be had without
extra charge at the ticket office on Thurs
day and Friday. March IS and 90
Committee of Arrangements: Aug. Reichart,
=. Lilienthal, Macmillan Hermann r.
Benners, 7. +. Kramer mhl9 lit
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Ing, 0Ic. theV. SJsttS., loiu, SEC lu4SJ But Id
order to be forgery the instrument thus set
out and charged to be feloniously made, must
be OF such character that, il genuine it would
be evidence of the fact it recites. The instru-
ment must be such that when forged, it does
or may tend to prejudice the rights of an
other, or, as put by Bishop, it must either
one which, If true, would be legally capable OF
effecting q fraud; (Secs. SOB, 81; State VS..
Smith, s Yerg. $50; Barnum VS.. State, Is Ohio
Ut; State vs.. Snow, rot yet reported.
The instrument charged in the amended
information as having been falsely uttered is
the consolidated statement of votes parish
ton" The statute nowhere gives to this con-
Solidated statement any efficacy or value as
evidence OF the result of the election, nor
does it any where direct or permit it to be
used as means OF ascertaining such result.
The returning officers are not required to use
it. The instruments or documents they are
required to canvass are the original returns
of the commissioners, and from them and
them alone they must compile the vote. This
consolidated statement of the supervisor
of registration is OF SO little account that
its preservation among the archives of either
parish or State is not commanded. The clerk
OF court is not furnished with a duplicate, as
he is of the commissioners returns. There
is no officer who is authorized by law to give
q certified copy OF it for use as evidence, or
for any other use. The clerk is directed to
certify it as correct, and this appears to have
been required so that it may be known to con-
form to the duplicate list OF commissioners
returns in his office; and after it is so certified
the supervisor transmits it to the returning
officers along with the original returns sent
him nv the com miSSiOnerS, and from the lat
ter alone they compile the vote.
If the supervisors OF registration OF every
parish inf the State should alter and forge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-18

A family Of jet black negroes ia
South Carolina are slowly and stes
Oily turning white. The circumstance
10 attributed 10 the water OF q certain
we'll from which they drink, and q
scientific discussion is now going on
10 the papers concerning Il. What.
ever the cause may be, ii ;t exists in
the water good analysis would dis.
cover the secret !; but whether ana.
yzed or not, If it be true that the
water dissolves the color, the owner
OF the we'll may consider himself q
millionaire. The negroes will flock
to that region and build a city. There
is not one negro 10 ten thousand who,
10 this country. would not rather be
white than black. We do not be.
lieve, however, that the water has
any effect upon the color OF the skin,
or the effect would have been noticed
upon the complexion Of others besides
the family alluded to. At Lebanon, ia
this State, there is negro who for the
last ten years has been gradually turn
ing white. He may be seen almost
anytime at the depot, where he ID
engaged AZ q porter. A similar case
occurred in Virginia during the war
A perfectly black negro became per-
fectly white in less than two years
- FRANKFORT Yeomsn.
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%C Circuit Court opened promptly
Monday morning. Judge Welborn, pre-.
siding and Prosecutor Trippett attending
tho pleas Of the state. There have
been no important criminal cases tried
at this writing. Besides our home bar
we notice Judge Mason, Of Cannclton,
Z. A. Ely, 9. II. Burton and r. b. Posey
Of Petersburg, E. G. Wilson, OF PaolI
Richard M. j. Miller, Of Princeton,
and }. +. CrecelIus, Of Crawford county
Court will likely adjourn on next Mon.
day or Tuesday.
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TERRIBLE MoB.-On Monday OF last
feek several negroes of Mt. Vernon, IN
us state, outraged four white women,
house Of ill-fame In that city, which
aused intense excitement, and on Fri
" last, four Of the negroes were ar
es'ed, and another named Harris was
oout TO be arrested q his fathers house,
men his father stuck : shot gun out q
window, and fired on the deputy sher-
y. =. Thomas, killing him instan tly.
his further excited the crowd, aud they
roke into the Jail, and took out the four
egroes, and hung them in the court
Ouse yard TO The shade trees, and cut
Mother Into pieces and threw biz re-.
ans Into the privy vault The muir
Ercr Of the Sheriff IL said 10 have escap.
and one thousand dollars reward Il
.ered for his apprehension, dead or
've' by the Sheriff OF Posey comfy.
nc negroes are nccing from the place
large numbers, terror stricken. The
'ol'c sentiment seems to be on The sIdc
the mob, which l. 10 be regretted. j.
"obs should BE- discouraged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-18

IADNINIsTRATOR'S SALE or PER.
SOHAL PROPERTY.
NOTICE is hereby given that the IN
- dersigned. Administrator Of the
estate OF Julian Buechler, deceased,
will offer for sale at public cutlery, At
the late residence Of the decedent, III
Jackson township, Dubois county,
Indiana, on
THURSDAY, October cath, 1879,
all the personal property Of said estate,
consisting Of one horse, cattle. two
COWS, eighteen head Of hogs, sheep, lot
of poultry, farming implements, house,
hold and kitchen furniture and various
other articles.
TERMS :-Sums Of 81 and under, cash !;
over o3 credit Of six months will be
given, the purchaser giving notes
bearing interest from date, waving
benefit Of appraisement laws, with good
freehold surety, to the approval Of the
ANTHONY DRAcH, Aim'r.
WIN. A. TRAvLoR, Atty.
Oct. 4th, 1676-3w.
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The RAILRoAD.--The grade for the
rail road is completed to Huntingburg
md the ties laid. The citizens OF jasper
nave secured donation amounting to
$4,000, and offered II 70 the company to
fecure its extension to Jasper immedi-
F'ely. Whsther the company will CON-
Ply with the terms Is not yet decided.
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6JJasper would he en- excellent loca-
ton for an enterprising brick maker.
Therehs not any brick In town for sale
now and has not been ell summer, and
brick for sidewalks have. had to be
brought several milesAnd could not be
had when wanted then, and . house pat
tern could not be procured.
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iSJAiL.-One John 0urtice, who was
indicted some two years since for steal
|ng hogs; was arrested Wednesday and
Pm In jail. lie had lodged . long
Fnile' but Frank Harmed finally slipped
|lp on him.
samuel Bailey, young lad who was
|ecognized some weeks since for stealing
|andy inColumbia township, vas sur
|endered on Mondny by his suretics, and
put In jail. They will both be tried che
Present. term Of court.
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40 Heppnef is prepared to make up
In latest style all kinds Of gentlemens
clothing, and warrants satisfaction. He
IL regularly In receipt Of Butterick's
ashions-the standard Of the world.
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01- Tom. lnman, the Sheriff OF Martin
county, was in town yesterday, canvass
the votes for Reprcsen He bears
his defeat for another term for Sheriff,
|bravely, but says Saltwater don taste .
Bit good, and so many went up the little
stream this year, that the water and
whisky oil gave out.