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MY Coop WOMAN, Why are you so out of sorts never able to tell folks that you are well Ten to one it's all caused in the first place by habitual constipation, which has no doubt fin- ally caused deranged Kidneysand Liver. The The sure cure for Constipation is the celebra- ted Kidney Wort. It is. also specific remedy for all Kidney and Liver diseases. Thousands are cured by it every month. Try it at once.
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Al Barclay Street. New York.
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A Danbury boy was discovered to be ''play- ing hockey" yesterday by an uncle. He was working a volocipede in the suburbs It was supposed by the uncle that the boy had taken advantage of his fathers being out of town for the day. But the young man denied the impeachment, and claimed thathe stayed from school because of sore heel-not sore enough to prevent working velocipede, but too sore for study.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-11-20

ing hold of her husbands arm withdrew from the room. This was the offence for which General Jackson afterward threatened to send her husband home
 ''The next scene in the drama was grand dinner, given in the east room of the palace, where it was arranged that Mr. Vaughan was to conduct Mrs Eaton to the table, and place her at the side of the President, who took care by his marked attention to ~admonish all present (about eighty including the principal officers of the government and their ladies) that Mrs. Eaton was one of his favorites, and that he expected her to be treated as such in all places. Dinner being over, the company retired to the coffee room to indulge in the ex- hilarating conversation which wine and good company usnally excite. But all would not do-nothing could move the inf1exible ladies. |"
 As the difficulty admitted of no settlement the President to relieve Major Eaton from his embarrassing situation, gladly embraced an opportunity.to make change in his cabinet, and Lewis Cass was installed Secretary of War. Mir. Eaton himself was soon sent to Madrid as United States Minister, taking his wife with hIm. She travelled for some time and finally settled in Madrid, where she was acknowledged the belle and favorite of the court. Here Mir. Eaton died, and hIs large estate passed into his wife's hands. She soon returned to Washington, where the rest of her family was living.
 This story of Mrs. Eaton's trials m political life is the one given by Parton in his life of Jackson. While in the main 1t is correct, it is only fair to say that Mrs. Eaton in her later years declared that some parts of it were un. true and others exaggerated
 One would naturally think that the excite. ment of her earlier days, with their by no means complimentary colorings, would have rendered the widow desirous of quiet and secluded old 'age.s The result proved the op- posIte. Being present at a ball with her grandchildren one evening after her return from Washington, the latter were struck with the appearance of an Italian dancing. master, Antonio Buchigani by name. At their re- quest he was engaged as their instructor, and he soon won the affection of Emily, a child
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-14

Z = the stat. beard of Fla zion .
- YEARLY pra cutting more iini .ist ..a,-.
|ti"n- % aupli ant Tor l-arhin: 80 rai~r
the standard ~ qualifications a,r TEACH
ling. II j. evident thai even ~. hr-f 80
."ur teachers must keep "a ,rnmlhl,
posted 10 ~ nn' - ba rrowde out. u
~ certain. too thar he prose- 4 lrgi-
laturr will abolish the six monl - iic.n-.
after being = ,cr held b, d teacher. max.
ing u nerrss sry fw iAn-s hold NJ snch I.
grade Ia adv uice themselves ~ giv, nj
Teaching. Ofthr irarhrrs Of Nh County.
eight PER cent h"il y-lo lr months
license: fwentv-irur per cen eighteen
months. iwenfs-:unr per rr v. fwriys
months. aud ~ioriv-fpur per cent. u
months licenses. 10 keep p - win ~
demand, ~. undersigned nave .,..-i, 'ot
20 hold = Npr nai Srhnnl. IN Jasper. Du-
bois county. - last sixteen weeks. First
session opan~ April eth. and second
June oh ca.h continuing two months.
The facilities ufcrcl bv The Jasper Nor
mat. ARE grrsl.r ll,an those offered ~
nny surrounding -rispnl. nn,l ih- new IL
Illustrative apparatus makes a decided i'm
provemenf IN every branch. BOARD.
~ 90. Terms. iir-i sessions. 81 -. Send
po-ial-card with vnur address, Tor 4 cir
cular ~ ~ parfir s'ars.
y. v. Wis "n. p-.;..;..,.
"A. NJ. Sw ssvFf.S ''
Feb. 28ul. ls7J-tf.
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winslo. corre.papd-nse rersr.1urr rr....

a fat boat passed down Paioka river
~ Thursday. 9th. with 5000 slaves
The boat and cargo belonged 10 Dir. Pa.
gan. Jonas Robinson was the pilot.
can't see why the officers ofthe Gin.
%cinna'i. Rockport and Southwestern
Railroad company are not talking ar
That road. for II passes through the mosi
productive part Of country III the state.
that j.. for coal. timber. stone. az. !
think ifit was necessary. they could "a,
= good donation 10 this part or the coun-
~. As this II the cenira. bart or Il a
county We have all the advantages OF 4
manufacturing town. water privileges
timber. stone, &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-14

fxTnA SEssio~.-Th Radical mem,
h"~ ~ tho Indiana Senate. aided b. she
Nationals anil ONE n two Democrats,
f''"aie' 'hc appropriation hills for ex-
fens"s of the state government. thus
forcing tho necrssifv for an evfra ses-
SION ofthe Legislature. which Gov. Will
lisms called 4. meet on last Tuesday. the
s'av alter ~" regular session expi,ed.
" ~" Democrats do right now. they
will end The session this week. Nothing
hut u~nmifgated evil will 10 The. result af
- extended session. Srotrh the state
House appropriation. 50 ~ not "a cxprni
more than the fwo-cent lew. lessen the
state Tax. "a as Ia reduce the amount ut
ihic money IN the treasury. make The
necessary appropriations. and sdiourn !.
Int don't forget the congressional ap-
poriionmcns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-14

DiFp. ~ On Wednesday. March -
Mr.. Addison Paagcf Of Madison town.
hip. Add. as he was amiliarIy called
was known 10 nearly III OF our citizens.
lie was born and resided in this county,
nd was one Of the first 10 volunteer III
his country's service during the late
war. lie served in Co. X. 9th Ind.
Vol. until the close OF the war. although
his wounds would have entitled him "a
q discharge before. lie was q pensioner
~ the time Of his death. and was sick
hut three days with pneumonia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-14

.James II. Nelson ~ pike Z ,nrty. lied
lat his fesiienrc on the In ,n-s. ~ ...n.
sumption. Father Nelson va. i. wear.
|oid st his death. mud ,r,ssr~a plr.~ani
land niiertiomaie isnsil, sni lr.c rirrb'
'oi rcsrtises and unner,u- l.,rndS a.
mourn his lose. lie wss uniy,r-sIi.
admired and loved by xIi who sn-w
hisu, aud was Familiarity called by ever, :
ss-iy Uncle Bob" lie has osson said
that h. had more nephcws aud nsices
than nm, one else. lie was y native ~
Kentucky. and migrated a. mi. state in
1888. lie protested faith in Christ M a
very early aye. and attached himself a.
the Missionary Baptist church. ia which
he lived a consistent chrl-iian nntii the
tisnc Of his departure. When about 80
years ur age he became 1 member uf ii-
Ancient. Free and Accepted Order of
Ma>ons. la which he stbor-d with honor
to the crait and and himself. lii iun ri
was preached BY The Rev. A. A. Goduv.
aud then the brethren ~ The Fraternity.
with msny fiirnds. pro .cedrd Ia tie
place ~ inlcrmemt. where lc wi> buried
according to the ancient customs 81 the
Members from lrclsni and
PIKE lodges assisted their Ninslow
brethren IA the burial. Wrsl mixn nrv.
t'"dbv SAY. sleep on. b other Nel-nn.
until Tie resurrection NOM" Tie wri-
GER now Adj. Il i, only The body that
sleeps and the spiriI mas gone TO Join
innumerable host that John s.w.
ttiends. may we all so live That we too
San SAY. Come. welcome death, il il only
The beginning OF lil,.
A NEPHEW.
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A large number or people have
he. - wttendaurs n court this week,
rnf MI comp'ain o. 'he closcneSs of the
money mari II The extra session oi
tongrrss would enhal'n ifsrlf in the
gratitude 81 the people. hv providing
''~ IN" is<nc nf q ncw snries of green
'~'r ~"ir'rnt \" rraeem THE baisnrr ~
the outstanding fivatwenfv bonds aud
~, W. the arrears Of pensinns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-14

~ JAIN Mr.. Singleton Hooten. who
was fined - last week by Judge Wei
horn for disturbing u religious meeting
~ Columbia township. still languishe~
~ jail. Ia default Of money or friends 10
liqnidaie his indebtedness TO the school
fund.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-14

DIrn. --On Tuesday March III Mrs.
Anna Ackermann wife ~ Simon Acker-
mann aged SO years. She has been a
~s'dcnf cfthis township for many years
living with her husband on q farm about
Nv" miles from Jasper. She was high
ly respected by 4 large circle ofacquaint-
anre- and leaves n husband AMI seven
children and Ter friends who will
hear her IN loving
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John Agec failed to get n new trial.
ana be was taken Ia ss;.orscAyille last
Monday by Sheriff Scales.
4 number Of coal mines will be Tar re-.
". worked near this place as soon thc
railroad i completed.
sanford Taylor. aged 81 years, died A
he residence IN this place Saturday
morning. lie was buried at Walnut
Hill cemetery Sunday afternoon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-14

The Rennhlirsns talking against time
~ The I'M y Srraic. together with tile
elrele~sness Of few Democratic Sena-
nr-. defeated = great many important
measures which ware about nerfecfed.
rnA caused 4 large NOV az labor IN
fh' regular session Of the legislature.
which closed Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-14

nrIyfR CHILLED PLow.-See the ad-
s-rii~s men' Of this celebrated piow-the
hest breaking pillow in The market. Fe-
liz Lampert Agent Farmers will fluid
them this wear ~ very rea -onable prices.
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cScfSSs-I kncxrunr avn Sorru -wrsrrnx nv CO.
SrrgsSrrSprxT's O,rmr.
kocxronr, Isp.. February 24th, isss.
a Ii who have not already settled O,
a arranged their subscriptions. are r..
quested 70 settle the same with Mr.. j. m
kessner. Company Agent, at Jasper. 4,
once. The Company il needing III
money 20 meet her engagements, and
trusts there will be no DELAY.
n. g. BRANHAM, Sup't.
Feb. ceth. 1870 -3w.
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Court adjourned Wednesday M noon.
fhr business beihg greatly cnrtailed By
afidavi's being filed for coniinuances
~ several cases. All the actions which
were ready for trial were diepc~ed Of
Jndge Welborn LEFT on "Wednesday.
evenings tiain for home. via Evansville.
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That clever gentleman. Mr.. John n.
Frr-i.. ~ L~ongoofec. called on u~ ye-ser-
dsv. Tie j. onc cf the pushing business
men "f Martin %countr. and M honor I o
.ny r"mmunifv. We wish We had n
hundred such IL Jasper.
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LORI 70. SaLr.-See John Berger.
advertisement Of houses aud lnf- 4 r
raIe in I~iuniingburg. These lots are
~ the most eligible locations Ia tha
flourishing and growing town.
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Ct Report OF Louisville tobaccq
market for the week ending March Sill.
1879. furnished bv Sherley \ Glover.
Louisville Tobacco War.npuse:
sales -iihd>. Old. 65s: New. 2a2 to-
I'll. $50. Sales for wear. 7,2I4 hhd. re-
ccipts for week. 3D. h \.
Market firm with an advance IN pri-
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TEACHERS FIX NnfSATION.
NOTICE Il hereby given that there
~ will be M examination OF applicants
Tor teachers license held mt the Public
school building. in Jasper. On saturday !,
March 10Th. 1879. Examination Ia
begin promptly ~ = O'Clock. A. NJ.
=. X BRUNDlCk, Co. ,up't.
Mar. 18th 1873 -3w.
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is Tow~.-Mr. Joseph Ackerman OF
I.""goofee, was IN Jasper this week ia
n'tendanre on the sad ceremony o
inr,ing his brothers wife. Uncle Joe.
~ always wclcpme.
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Sood Lots In HnmtiLgburg for
Sufa

Aoou LOIS IN nuntiIsDurg Ion
Sale
OkE LoT on jackson street. opposite
Union Hotel, seven-eighfhs of nm acre,
with two frame houses. stables aud other
Improvements. One house In. four
rooms and a cellar. Tie other two rooms
kitchen. and two nice upstairs rooms.
They will be sold separate or together.
"a. One Lot near the Depot on Fifth
street. near the American Hotel. fifty
1--WE feet front BY $50 feet deep.
3D. The G.. X. * S.-W. AZ. X. Farmers
Exchange, opposite Depot. a new two
story frame building. very nice. lit for
any kind Of business. Any good BUSH
mes man can in this building. in y short
time. build up good business. For fur
Their particulars, call on or address
JoH~ BKnGER.
Huntingburg. Ind.
March ~. '-9-ff
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-01-18
Ordinance no. HIS.

Deviding the Parish of Lafourche into Le-
wee aud Road Districts. and repeating
certain portions of Ordinance No. iOi.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury of La
fourche in regular session convened. that
the said Perish be and the same Is hereby
divided into five road and seven districts
and for each of said Districts their shall be
appointed by the President Of the Police
Jury subject to the approval OF this body,
one Road Inspector who shall attend to the
Roads aud Levees in his District which are
divided and numbered respectively as fol-
lows:
No. l. From the upper line of the Par
isl, riuht bank to the upper line of Mel vile
Romes, including Brule Gu1llot and both
banks of Bayou Terrebonne from the cor
porate limits of the Town of rhibodaux to
the line OF Terrebonne Parish
No. .. From the upper line of Melville
Romes, to 9he lower limits Of the Parish on
the right descending bank of the Bayou
Lafourche.
No, 3. From the upper line of the Parish
left bank to lakeland Station.
No From Raceland Station to the low
er limits of the Parish on the left descend
ing bank of the Bayou Lafourche includ-
ing all back settlements.
No s. The Cross Lane from the Bayou
Lafourche out. including Bayou Maiage,
( Chee Bay, Baton Pilon and Choupic,
| Section Be it further ordained that
+ each Road and Levee Inspector appointed
under the provisions ot this act shall re
ceive compensation of Twenty Five dol
lars per month, and upon the failure of any
road or ievee inspector to perform his 'tli
ties according to law aud for every snci
failure he shall forfeit one months pay t.
| the Parish in addition u all other penal
| ties imposed by existing ordinances.
Section 3. Be it further ordained that
section l.. 9. 3, of Ordinance No. l0i duly
| approved on the 2ith day OF July 1877 h'
and the same are hereby repealed and tn
| remaining sections thereof ara hereby IL
ena cted ana approved.
Section L. Be il further ordained thi
this Ordinance take effect from anu ate
Its passage.
Pc. ALEMAN,
President Police jury.
GEo. W. SQUiREs,
! Secretary.
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Ordinance No. IR6.

Relative to the Public Ferries of the Pal;
ish OF Lafourehe.
Section l. Be it ordained by the Police
Jury OF the Parish Of i.afourcEa that the
late lessees Of the public ferries are requir-
ed to pay just and reasonable compensa-
tion to the Parish, Ter the Use OF the same
from the expiration Of their old lcssees no
to and including the 18th. day OF February
1879. the date fixed tor their resale. which
is hereby fixed as follows:
For the Loekport Ferry at the rate OF
$50 per month.
For the Raceland Ferry at the rate OF
IS per month
For the ST. Johns Ferry at the rate OF
500 GER month.
Fer the Harang Ferry at she rate oi
| s. 30 per Iuonth.
Section ,. Be it further ordained that
| the Sergeant at arms IS specially charged
| with the execution Of this ordinance, that
! demand shall be made fer the above sums
at once which shall be paid cash and epoa
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ACRoBATE.-La proprletaire
dc Fhotel Washington rapporte
que la semaine deruiere, un indivi
Gu ayant tous les airs dun gentil
homme, est descendue q son ,hO-
tel. Ce personnage pretendait etre
I'm dentiste gradae du college den
tai de la Nouvelle Orleans ct sin
crivait sous lie nom de Geo. Pearl,
d. d. S.. 1872 Canal st. n. o. Ce-
pendant, d'apres l.exploit quill a
merveilleusement accOmpli, il y a
tout lieu de supposer que ce per.
sonnage await plut6t fait ses
6tudes dams une ecole d'acro'
bates que dams une universite de
chirrugie dentale car dams la mutt
de ieudi a vendredi, il s'est esqui
We en- descendant lie long dune
des COLONIES qui soutienrent la
galerie du second etage ct en- ne
laissant derriere lni que la carte
a payer.
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Wednesday, January 22nd 1879.
COlOnie a'r AZ aacaise
ERauS s'ArkauSas.
I.nOO.O0O AGfns asnars a DE nr!x 'eTeS. red,dt

l,OOO,OOO @afHs @snd1s a DE Sri1 ''9es: 9easi,s :
avec paiements tlcileS, dams EOUest de Ar
kansas. LIE ohemin te fer: Little Rock ct
Fort Smith. ainsi que 10 Aeaye Arkansas, trili
versent tcute la vall6e. lie sol est gene.
raler,ent tres fertile !e climat donx ct tenn
per6 T
LIE cotton. le taliac le cllayre, le from snt,
lie mais. Forge lavoine, les pommes de
terre. lie trefle, ct le toin Y viennenf tres
bien. ainsi que la vigue ct les arbres fruit
Iers. =.
Environ 2O0, ,003 acres dc ces terres, stu,
Ges le long du chemin de ter,au. Nord du
fleuve Arkansas, ont etc concedes aux
Percs Gu st. Esprit pour la fondatiop DUG
colonie.
A 50 miles de little Rock, pres de "a
Station Morilton. non luin de Louishurs ct
sur I'm ,aasniiique plateau. s'Gtendant Ea.c
! lie Nord, les Perss du St. Esprit ont resefv
80 600 acres pour les colons traneais' the
erlise ct IN convent scnt en- vote dc coi'slh Tic
tion pres d,. aIoriitou et une seconde e2ifse
! francais VI itre constitute pres dc Snln z
! field 20 miles plus ioin, des que lie bes2li
/ sen tara sentir.
Avis aux families FRANCHISES deslrantec
o,l6rir nne belle propriete, Il peu dc ffiis
dams .e voisinare d me eglISc cathoiiqnt.
| Pour plus ample information on pen'lss
4 dresser a.
Mr.. MICHEL BRAUN,
LAND Office, L. K. &. +. : R'y, Little
Hoc% ou auy l'e1e5 du ST Es2r't M3ril
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-Apres une suspension de trois

-Apres une suspension de trolS
mois, causee par la mort de Mr..
Eugene Dumez, III. des journal
istes les plus distingaes,le Mfscha
cebe Went de reparaitre, sous la
direction de NM. Charles Las,
selgne ct L. Montz, deux honmes
de ceur ct d'intelligence qui ne
negligeront rien pour meriter le
bienveillant patronage de leur
predecesseur.
Voici le dernier paragraphe de
leur profession de fol
'sLe MESCHACEBE ne Sera pas
I'm journal de politique, bien quill
entende prendre part a la discus
sion parfois ct dire sd facon de
penser. II sera complement in-
dependant de toute coterie poll
tique, partisan des retormes salu
! taires ct ennemi des abuS ct de la
corruption officielle. Toutes ses
! preferences sont ACCUSES a la de
mocratie, qui, scion lui, hablle-
ment dirig6e, sagement conduite.
peut, ellie seule, sauver la R6pub-
lique americaine ct rendre q Ia
Louisiana la prosperite ct la vie.
CepAndant, il doit le reconnaitre,
la democratic n'est pas exempte
de fautes ct d'erreurs graves,
ellie a besoin de s'amender ct Gle
Sc refortner, ct c'est verS cee but
que tendront les efforts de la nou.
IL .kl,ati,
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THIBODAUX. I've SAMEDI IS JANVIER 1879.

the failure of any of said parties to pay
promptly on demand he the said Sergeant
At Arms is empowered to take immediate
possession of said ferry or ferries and run
the same for the benefit and account of
said Parish and is empowered to appoint
suitable and discreet persons, to act under
him in the premises, for whose acts he will
be responsible.
Section 3. BE it further ordained that
this Ordinance shall take effect from and
aiterits passage.
p. G. ALEMAN,
President Police Jury.
GEO. VI. SQuIREs,
Secretary.
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vENTEs.- Mercredi proclaim,
y Mare vendra au plus haut en-
sueflSseur pour du compliant, les
n"aterlaux du vieuxx marchG.
oeax qui veulent b; hN ne sau-
Talent trouver une ~ssahre occa
soa pour Sc proculer des briques
Don marche.
Ae meme Jour, 4 l'encolgnuce
YES rues st. Louis ct st. Bridget.
sera vendu a fencherepublique
AT ie Sherif, toutes les proprietes
loollleies, attaches a recurie ap-
fsr.euant a la Succession B. f,