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The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

To-day l met Sergeant G. ID. Sanders
Of Parkersburg, w. Va. He is a tall,
straight old man, anywhere between 80
and 60 years of age. At the time Of the
war he did full and sometimes double
duty, but during the whole time never
could sufficiently exhaust himself to in
duce even disturbed sleep to visit his
eyes. As he told me to-day incidents in
his life, l asked him If physicians bad
ever examined and prescribed for him.
"Oh yes, indeed" he answered !;
" during the war and since the doctors
have given me a full share Of attention,
but even heavy doses of opiatcs have
never been sufficient to put me into
sound sleep. get tired like other men
sometimes, but never feel any desire to
sleep. Once during the war / refused
a position as an officer, preferring to
serve as orderly, so could have plenty
to do. Why, l tried once the plan Of
working continuously for ten or eleven
days and nights to see IL could not 20
to sleep, but 1t was no CO."
"But what do you do at nightP" l
asked.
"Oh," he responded, IL 90 to bed,
SO as to be out Of the way, and when
get there | lay and think, and think,
and think until daylight"
Mr.. Sanders has been sought after by
showmen, who desired to exhibit him rs
a great natural curiosity--for such he
certainly is--but being modest citizen,
he prefers to follow the more desirable
walks of mercantile life.-- Cincinnati
Times.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

Gold braids and gold embroideries
are TO be revived.
Feathers in cashmere colors are
among the novelties.
---Silver-gray satin will bo trimmed
with gray pigeon feathers.
Fall costumes will be trimmed with
double-face ribbon bows.
The fur lowers of the coming sea-
son are light, airy, and charming.
Egyptian and Pompeian are two
fashionable dull shades Of red.
Swiss and linen Hamburg trim
mings are much lower than for years
past.
Rich mouchoir cases are made out
Of carved wood and are lined with quilt
ed satin.
Fancy coverings for the head are
made out of navy-blue Spanish lace with
cardinal border.
New satin ribbons are double-faccd,
the favorite colors being dark Grim
son with light shade OF mauve.
The panier-scarfi Is seen on some of
the new dresses, and il Is said to be the
precursor OF the panier proper.
The Louis Quartorze casaque and
long waistcoat are worn over kilt
plated skirt without any scarf around
the hips.
-Fichus rather deeper than those
worn this summer, will be worn for the
early fall, and will be made Of heavier
material.
The fall fashions announce great
change in the shapes of ladies' hats;
broader brims will be worn with much
larger crowns.
The leading colors this fall will be
Thiers red, mandarin yellow, dark blue
in combination with pale blue, hazel
brown, drab and reseda.
The cuirass is quite going out of
fas hion; most jacket bodices are open
in front, with points, and have postil-
ion basque or coat lappets at the back.
Satin or velvet bodices, known as
Revolution bodices, are worn with white
muslin skirts. These are in coat-shape,
with reyeys and cape covered with white
lace.
For simple bridal dress select
white barege and have it trimmed with
white satin, with here and there gar
lands OF orange buds and blossoms, with
few leaves.
Black lace wells, hemmed and en-
broidered at the top Of the hens with
gold thread, chain stitched designs,
and black lace scarfs in the same style,
are the latest novelties.
The new coatings for ladies' suits
are loose woven, not twilled, and show
the same mixtures that gentlcmen's
suitings do, with an occasional, almost
imperceptible dash Of Theirs red or
mandarin yellow.
A new style of overskirt has long
apron front Of five hundred folds, and
broad back breadth pointed like a
shawl, and very slightly draped low
down on the train. 1t is to be worn
with diagonal casque.
Black velvet bracelets are revived
to wear with half-long elbow sleeves.
They are fastened with square buckles
Of paste or diamonds. and ornamented
with the serpent and lizard brooches
that are now SO popular.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

And straight Out. hendl Ayannt" with
way they at. savage nowls,
minister unto And scowls most nerce 10 see,
him the Past With yell and shout, they
Worthy Grand hurl him out.
Bounce. At the back door OF the nuh
storee.
And they "There a only one class Of
will have no nction,' they said,
innovations in "Of which the great world
news items. never tires.
II Is year after year, TO read
and 20 bear
The good old reliable liars
--BuriiaGfoa Haickegs
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

sions. Over the grave will be raised.
in the form Of monument.
"a huge bowlder eight feet Ia
diameter, snrmounted by life
size figure Of the Queen in white marble
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

The lecture platform will this year
miss Mark Twain, John b. Cough, Bret
Harte, and Bayard Taylor, who are in
Europe. Beecher and Tilton will be on
hand, and possibly Mrs. Tilton. Mil
burn, the blind preacher, has got back
from Europe, and will lspeak on Customs
in England. Mrs. Scott Siddons will
both read and lecture. Ingersoll will
have new religious lecture. Wendell
Philips will not 60 out Of New England:
Among the novelties will be Randall
Browns mind-reading. Prof. Tobin's
Pepper ghosts, and DR.. Viller's mimicry
Of all the humorous lectures. james II.
Fields has twelve lectures on as many
authors. DIR. Hayes will continue to
tell about the Arctic region, and Ann
Eliza Young about the Mormons. Su-
san Il. Anthony will argue for woman,ss
rights, and Mrs. Livermorc will tell
elbow to Raise our Daughters" From
the pulpit, Storrs, Talmage, Hcpworih,
Swing, Collier, and Murray will 90
drawn.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

And saveth
his boss lie
even tor the
last.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

We editor
ioyfully re-
cognixeth yc
familiar old
fossil
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

ye editor
suppoScth ot
CO nrso he
~ n &c I n
~ ..ething.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

And vaun-
teth himself
because OF his
fam q a n Il
strength.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

II iaketh yc
ghost : q IN q
time 20 say
thing.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

Yc ditor
thinketh he
hath 10 nm a
"tlle nigger in
yc W q o a.
Pile"
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

BE h old, a
stranger com
eth. black but
comclv-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

Neman with
ye snakes in
his stomach
comcth In
with groans.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

He deciar-
eth himself to
be a news item
that IL known
Of all men,
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

And rchear-
seth 80 lie
about swal
10 W n & ye
darning : nee
die.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

spccters Of
y ct OF h or
standing news
items send up
their cards.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

But he flow
eth on like a
ca n did at q
when he get
tstn s.sn. a good
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

He blowcth
the harder As
he goeth on.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

Sshc T., or Was
the recently
hume mcrousiy
deceased and
only genuine
nurse Of u.
Washington.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

lc editor,
i'm grat { Q ful
glec. cutfeth
them out and
pastcth them
in.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

Eli Perkins Tells How n Beautiful but Poor
New York Belle Captured the SON Of the
Duke OF Manchester.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

And tn ey
will have no
innovations in
news items.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

But yc black
and tan spec
ter dcnieth We
soft inpcach-
inent.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

IN And In vain
She strivcth to
eclipse her RI
walls, with
st artlf Z
whoppers.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

re editor
scratcheth at
midnight.

Entercth TO
him a vcncr-
able ghost.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

And another
old settler APP
pcarcth on
the scene.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

Yc that
was often
born W it n
h ir n n 4
teeth nsser-
tcth itself.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

The spccter
OF another
good old q. I.
I. news item
limpcth in,
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

A nd neth
ith IA .
graceful ease
Of politician.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-09-27

IN They swear
unto e a & n
other eternal
friends ! hip,
" h q n suu-
denly
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

NzsgaassG Las Eegz lr trade sgaie
great CHANGES = ais- Jars 'e.ar5g s.
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without 41y ceremony being PEI
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

Ok 81 lie Irss1 F,srwsftsul lr.aIs-essa1ss
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

THgMAs JEFFEzsOE. The flasher d
fhe Dempcrstsc party. SID. 10 letter
to Washington IN 1850. urging him 10
Accept the seosod Pras5eary, that
AL The capital esaploged ID spee1Is-
sOD il barren and useless. producing.
Ike Tsat % TIE gaDiox-faale, % ac-
cesssssm to Itself and is wltlsdrzwn
fr.ss eommerce AID agriculture, where
il would have prpdaoed addition to
the cOnnaBon mass, dat i nOafssisas
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sess 5s<tez5 II sl9Bsary and morality
tat ii sszs Furnished CELESTIAL nseaass
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she Isossest sOserz. uhscaS ver way i =
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

On saza MnnlaE- lie 7szh nsstHslrzs.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

H5s reported IL ~ asiIlIsgzan 1nE1
liz 41ii1E1s VII ase I'm T. <iiHlr fGiliss1
capBGnE pe8I SILVER aeasuags ifassE+
ter u g-3er - banIe * 1sGr Is TIs,ssE-
bls e. tie maximum Il 5gn- nIliilllis
per anaszi. su1h-r-Ezs6 l.y tns rsn1a1+-
EsEza-l8n law
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

The NeE York Tines remarks tbs4
Il tie Dsneerzts TAD 1o1 attempted
II anake 2 case q tie irregularities q
f3e Ls5sssns re1af1s. Tie eya11rT
wersa a,sper hare sssrpes q t5,e ssgF-
eplg mzoaer - es&ey II tie electoral
retn-as frsc1 faeStztes were prepared
IF tie Potter c9aem1ftee ao19zgyalsz'ss
aDthiog IN t5e PROCESS q IL 51EEestl-
gzt1 .. Il A2s. II least, directed tsss Il
tsnlsos II tie d1Eeseat States to TIE
zeoaasitg If so-ae better systea3 for
tae oggofing # roses AID making
election retBras- IL tae last Press
Gezlsaal eS4ctsan the refBrDs from thir-
teen States ware 2ore o. gess irrega
Ia. i would II > disgrace 70 tl,e.
cOsstry If ssytbsag of The kind sssopls
occur agsso,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

TEE Ca1sese hsae : lsatG1 u rsa---T-
Eng nzaearal fr Ass-haize drinks
aa,arut Ezta 18a1n IL LIE fr-m q pgw
ae~ called kspesu Ear 1it- preparing
sef Ris1eh Der1a51 manufacturers 1EFs
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Request ID TIC FlyHary lana Good
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

4 visitor Al ~ srt1gaaiserg l'e5ng
asked whether be preferred psctgres
Or stafuarg. sa5d he preferred lie lat
Ter. - you IN = ssl r0sDd tbe stat
Oos. but yO8 cant see only OK ssse e
TIE pscsers~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

4-aI Seville -Hfg-In n,esnE -ss9ll-n-.
bn Il rises 10 4sissl1iH1e sEllilirlII.s a'ilssI
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

Ter Fuur-1h If .au.E Dssi4ir.a-1fun II
<San Frausiiscp z,l,s1 3ase 1iian 3 Dlll
zns Eear Tie rnnlualrsee isad g ODD
snr1llns snnas o. i.anE, WHICH was ais-
sr-ltrutts1 4-n8pE charitable 1lis1 BTIlIl1lk,
zu6 So rireu - 1-}tlie1s
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

ABgCT fatY Chinese hare re0eofly
Quilted wsta tie Pre,sbytes54n Nfag5oa
az Ppkin- A revival j. zlso prlesasi-
ing - Tsngcssyw-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

N0gEIEc having been reeeptsy beard
1T tie Pres55ert's policy. TIE Csere-
land Lssdey proposes ~ ofrr se-
ward fsr IT,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

I'LL -BEHs 4nnulg liz lJ1tIsr Walls.
vFElns = 1-azhaiie arlss
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

Cir Hastings Reg5psl9 Yegrest0u.
Lord High A1asszl "a The Unised
Kingdom. : dad
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

Isx Englf+h Pzrsiansest NIL u
Pro god - tie 10Th 4 an@nss-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-30

9raxER services in Tac0zaa s Tie
Issees sDgauksss
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-10-26

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-17

OF the Revised B'atutes. In removing from the
laud- OF private individuals logs cut thereon,
and section g24 OF said Revised statutes In OBJ
structing navigable streams In your parish.
such be the case apply the law, and send thes,
parties before the court for trial. for as united
States officers, TIL y have no authority. undel
nretext OF executing PROCESS. TO Wllltuiy Vioiate
the criminal statutes OF the State.
This Is u bout the substance OF my cnar9e.
1t Is evident to any me nversant with the
facts OF this log war that the people OF Calcasieu
have been outraged BY the action OF the gov,
eminent agents. and. In my opinion IL ls nigh
time q stop we're put to It,
I'm July last / addressed Gov. Nichols a com
municariOn On this subject. and later called the
Attorney Generals attention to 1t. and request
ed him to intervene and claim such logs as had
been cut on lands of the state, No attention,
however was paid to either letter. and so this
time put the matter before the grand jury.
No one Is more reloiced than myself to see
you return to Caloasieu clothed with powers t.
Investigate the acts of these government agents.
people there vindicated and the folly Of Nj
Sehurzs idea Of engr, fling the Prussian plan
of administering Justice on American institu.
lions demonstrated to the weird.
e w. HUDSPETH.
Judge of the Eighth Judicial District of Lou
isana.
should bona fde investigation be entered
ssubstantiate every charge preferred against
Special Agent Carter and to damn him for ever
In the opinion of every honorable man. When
the records are examined and an opportunity
counsel. enough will be disclosed IT, cover with
obloquy the high Federal officials who have
lent their countenance to Carters nefarious
practices.
have the honor TO subscribe myself
Your obedient servant,
H. r. SEWEJL
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SUPREME COURT.
Monday, April Is, 1878.
The following cases were fixed for trial.

The following cases were fixed for trial:
MONDAY, APRIL %. 1878.
No. $500. Geo. W. Byrne vs.. Hibernia National
No. 5eol. Magdalena Riess ct al vs.. Elizabeth
RieSs, wife. etc. ct ais.
No. $500. Paul Leblanc vs.. N c. seby ct ais.
TUESDAY. APRIL 80. 1878.
No 6s4s. Succession of r. H. Woods
No. 1856. Bradish Johnson ct nj taxpayers,
We. Edward Butler ct ais police jurors.
=, No, ee75. Joachim Borde VS.. Widow VIM.
No. 1891. State of Louisiana vs Charles Role.
No. $3.50. w. s. Benedict vs.. J. A. Florat, tutor.
No. s73s VIM. P 0'Hern vs.. Hibernia Insur-
No. 1862 Jackson & Manson VS.. H. NJ. Hoff-
No. 7o77. A. F. Cochrane Vs. Ocean Dry Dock
No. $751; Louisiana Cotton Manufacturing
G. mpany vs.; CITY Of New Orleans ans ct al 40
Wtggaman and Aimee Gautier.
:. No. 1919. In the matter of the minor Victoria
Fortier.
No 66sl. R. M. Wamsley ct al. vs.. s. Mendel-
sOhn ct al.
EMO. ZIG. John Blasini ct al. vs.. Succession of
No. 67o5. Crescent City Live Stock Landing
and Slaughter House Company vs.. John
No 1921. State ex rel. NJ. M. Samuel vs. Allen
Jumel. Auditor.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1, 1873.
No. $685. Jean Auge vs. NJ. VarioI.
No. 69l9 Succession of Il. Cordeviole.
No. TOTS James Buckley vs. w. Fl. Seymour
NJ. 1922. state ex rel. G. E Moss VS.. Allen
Jumel
No. 7l1s. John NJ gner VS.. Hiberna Insurance
No 7os7 VIM P. O'Hern VS.. Hibernia Insu-
rano. Company
No 7l25 Lafayette Fire Insurance Company
Va. Heicke Eben Remmers. John A. Webert
surety.
No 6sls. Parish of Plaquemines VS.. John Bow
man.
No. 71so Succession of L. W. Lyons.
No. 1895 Marco Popovicn VS.. Peoples Bank.
B. Fgan intervenor.
No 7l34 Succession of Hugh McCloskey. On
pc ition of Mrs. Alice McCl)skey.
No. 1928. h. NJ. Crooks. P Bourke subrogated
vs. Charles Thorn ct al.
No. MA Wisdom ct al. vs. Buckner ct al
Buckner ct al. vs. Wisdom ct al. Consolidated
THURSDAY. MAY 2. 1873.
No. 1854. Rosina Prague VS.. E. F. Walliche.
No. 4O72. Alex. Mckee. for use. etc.. VS.. city of
New Orleans.
No $3.50. A, F. Hickman vs.. Gus. J. Freret and
VIM P Fr-ret.
No. 6sls J. N Brown. administrator. VS.. Eliza
beth A. r. Brown.
No. 1888. Leopold de Poret VS.. A. L. Gusman
etas
No. 1908 J. Mat Wells. Jr executor. VS.. Fan
nia NJ. and Ida Wells.
No. 1904. Il. Shalcross & Co. vs. B. Nivette.
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SECOND DAY.
TUESDAY, APRIL 23.

FIRST RACF-The SCRAMBLE STAKES. for
two year ODDS half mile; s25 entranc .. D.
with $3.50 added Of which 5000 to the first hos Sc
and $50 TO the second: closed with six nomina-
lions.
SECOND RACE-One mile and quarter A
handicap for all ages. Entries to be made the
D. M. and accepances to be made in writing
through tho entry box at the usual time of
closing. Purse $780, First horse. $3.50: second
hors.- $50
THIRD RACE-The HOWARD STAKES, n sweep
stakes I r all ages. $50 entrance .. D. with $500
added by the Cub and $500 additional BY Mr., c
r. Howard. The first horst to receive $500 the
second 5000. and the third to save his stake.
Two mile heats; closed with IL nominations.
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Saturday, April 20, 1878.
FIRST DAY.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20.

FIRST RACE-HURDLE RACE mile heats over
four hurdles. Purs' $3.50. First horse to re-
ceive 5000: second $50.
SECOND RACE The P1cKwIcK STAKES
mile heats for three year oil ls. $25 entrances. ..
D. with 800 aided. Of which $500 to the frs
horse 800 to second: closed with eight nomi
nations.
THIRD RACE : Two miles for all ages
Purse $3.50. First horse $500: second horse $50
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FOURTH DAY.
THURSDAY. APRIL Is.

FIRST RACE-HURDLE RACE A handicap
two miles, over eight hurdles. Purse $3.50.
First horse 5000; second horse $50. Weights to
appear the day previous and acceptances to be
made through the entry box at the usual time
of closing.
SECOND RsCE-SELL1NG RACE. One mile
and a quarter. for all ages. Horses entered to be
$1,000 allowed lbs. for $3.50. 10 lbs for $500, is
lbs {: for $500. 90 lbs. Any surplus over amount
entered to be sold for will be given to second
horse. Purse 5000. First horse SITS; second
horse $25
THIRD RACE-Mile heats. three best in FIVE,
for all ages. Club purse $3.50 First horse $3.50;
second horse 800.