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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
INDIAN osTRACIsM OF BLACKS.


A COMPLAINT 10 TIE GOVERNMENT THAT THREE
THOUSAND COLORED MIN ARE PERsECUIED BY
-IHG CHEROKREs.
TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. PA delegation OF colored
residents among tho Cherokees, in the Indian
Territory, appeared before the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs to-day, asking protection for their
people about 5000 in NUMBER against the viola
ton by the Cherokee Nation of Article lA.'
treaty stipulation of July 10, 1866, viz. ::
All freedmen who have been liberated by
voluntary act of their former owners or
by law. as well az all free colored persons
who were in the country at the commencement of
the rebellion and are now residents therein who
may return within six months, and their descend
ants shah have all the nights Of native Cherokees."
The delegation described lamentable condition Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

Troy. y. Y. Feb. 21.-The Grand jury has
reconsIdcrcd the indictments against Daniel RoDn5on
treasurer of the Troy and Boston Railroad for conspir
acy n defaudlns creditors OF the defunct Merchants
and Mechanics Bank, and has found bills against ID.
Thomas Vail Aaron Vail. IT,. directors, and Francis
h:V Of tn. bank, for ike offences. An lndll
meut has been fOnHd against George III. Cooper chair
man OF ire Board 81 Supervisors, Tor cndca OlhS 10
nI,faiu audit a fraudulent claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
SUCCESS OF THE ARION.

MARvELLOUSLY BRILLIANT FESTIVAL.
GILhoRE's GARDEN CROWDED WITH AN ASSEM-
Blaze NUMBERING NOT LESS THAN 1900
PRRsoNs-BEAUTY AND RICHNESS or THE
DECORATIONS AND TABLEAUs.
The Arion Masquerade Ball at Gilmores
Garden last night, was the most brilliant fes-
tival of the season, eclipslng all previous mas
querade balls in this city. The decorations
were unusually rich, abundant and tasteful.
Fully $4,000 persons were present and many
elaborate costumes were displayed. The fes-
tival began late and continued far into the
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
RENLNESS TROrBLES.
HEAVY rAILTEE II MONTREAL

HEAVY FAILURE n MONTREAL
MONTREAL. Feb. Civ. McI.arcn & Co.,
boot and shoe manufacturer have assigned Their la
Dtirs amount to Slju,oOO.
TIE NEWPORT MiECFACrrEiNG COMPANY.
PEovIDENCE, II. l., Feb. 2I.-The Newport hanu'ae-
turing Company has failed 10 pay hnal DIVIDEND OIL
500 OOO and the whole property now passes into the
hands Of trustee II is Determined as as Spring
opcus 10 sell the property without reserve IL Is hO
expected that moro than 20 per cent OF 'he u'luon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
prArH Or PLINN N. NICkERsON.

BosroN, Feb. 2l.-lnteliigcncc has been
received by cable from Batavia Japan, OF the death OF
Pliry NJ Nickcson United states Consul N that place
lie was once a prominent merchant Of Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

Injustice. embracing the denial by tho Cherokees
to the blacks of share In the orphan fund aud the
fund for schools and for tho insane. They assert
that thew are advertised as intruders summoned
before mock courts of justice and their property
threatened with confscaton If they do not remove
from the Cherokee territory within sixty days
from February ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
TIE ATTACK ON TIE BALLOT.
THE DEMOCRATS FRIGHTENED At HE WISDOM of
TIE COURSE THY ARE PURsCING-THE RESOLVE
rIIV urpTRIICA.S.
lBY TELrGEAPH 70 THD TRIDUNR.I

OF IIIE REPUBIICA&s.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 THc TRIDrNE.l
WASHING ON Feb. 2l-While the republicans
of the House have not changed the position which
Mr. Hale declared they would assume-to use all
parliamentary means to defeat the political amend
ments which the Democrats are seeking to-
forco through on tho Legislative ApprOprla-
ton bill-they are now inclined TO resist
the measure in the first instance only
long enough TO fix the attention Of the whole coun-
tly. by debate and parliamentary tactics to the in
iquirv Of the measure end then 10 allow a vote to
be taken and LET the bill 60 TO the Senate. This
Will relieve the Republicans of the responsibility Of
defeating a good deal Of legislation which oaeht
TO pass, and at the same time will leave them III
such position that if the bill comes back from the
Senate with the obnoxious amendments appended
they can send it to a conference committee and
keep il there, allowing other important legis-
lation in the meantime to be completed.
In no case will the republicans allow the passage
Of the Legislative bill # contains the Objectionable
amendments.
The opinion seems TO be growing among tho
Democrats OF the House That It was an unwisc patty
movement to undertake TO repeal the Federal cleo
ton laws during the present session In tie Senate
there will be open Democratic opposition 10 the pro-
posed amendments, and III one or two cases from some
Cf the strongest men on TIC D''hoCfallc sac. &c
decentralization among the Democrats OIL this sub
jcct has alTc sdy become 50 great that the question
is under consideration among those who are man
aging the business OF the House, as 10 the POINT NJ
which they ought to yield.
The decision on the House side will probably be
to give MP the al tempt when the matter reaches IA
conference committee This feeling 5 So strong
that il has had considerable influence in determine
INK the Republicans to lot the House vote after
reasonable debate and to send the bill to the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

BERLIN, Friday, Feb. u. 1879
The Powers have decided to refer the Do
brudjI boundary question TO the Ambassadors at Con-
siauthOpe The Austrian Government, before assent-
iag 10 thus arrAngc mcnt insisted h3t tAc decision OF
The majority must be accepted as final, 10 which the
Russ an Government agreed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

TO meet the Secretary OF State. Tuesday
evening the season will close with brilliant party
at the Executive Mansion IN honor Of the Dlplo-
matte Corps. Congress, the Cabinet and the higher
grades OF Amy and Navy officers. with tDoir wives,
are the invited guests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
ROYAL MURDERS IN BURNAH

CALCUTTA, Friday Feb 81 1879.
Further intelligence from Mandalay states
that great prevails there in consequence
Of the royal mlrders The victims numbered
eigAtysX The details Of the affair sad 20 be- horr
bic British interference Is hoped Tor by the people 10
nr.yrut further bloOdEhpd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
p,vu ppr.IDLNT TRACY pARDONED.

Hartford, Conn, Feb. 2l.-John [. Tracy,
formerly president the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
who was ), ntenc d TO and half years imprson'
mcnt two years ago. for Irregularities IN the bank mas
h..n par,lored by President HAYES. He viii he re-
leased from Wetncrsncid Prison IN day or t"O as
soon as the pardon Tcaches THIS ety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
BRITISH IN SOUTH AFRICA.

Adyices from Capetown say the British
steam corvette Boad cea, sixteen guns. bas arrived
there, with eight cases Of smallpox on board.
To.nighrs gazette contains a dispatch from Lord
Chelmsford, merely o! dctais Os the open
ing Of LOsttes between tie Brush troops and the
Xulus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
PRINCESS THYRAS DOWRY.
CoPFSuAGEN, Friday. Fe

COPENIIAGLN FTlday, Foo. IT, IN'I
4 caucus OF the radical members of tho
kehihg has determined 70 reject the vote Tor inc
Princess ThyIa's dowry. Dissolution u the Chamber
IL imminent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22


icy TELEGRAPH TO rHR tribune
WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator Thurman ana
his associates TO have lost all interest in the
matter of intimidation and fraud by Republicans in
the North about which they were 50 much exer-
cised when the Teller Committee was being organ
led Several days ago a subcommittee. OF which
Senator Hoar is chairman, was formed for the pur-
pose of carrying ont this branch OF the Investiga-
ton and the Democratic members of the commit
tee were reminded that Ii would be well to get an
extension of life as well an additional appropria
ton for the committee, that the work might pro-
coed during the Summer if not completed earlier
Senator Hoarias informed the Democrats that he
is ready to proceed to Northern States whenever
aid wherever they may wish but mp 70 the pres
ent time they have cylncCd 10 disposition to act IN
thr matter. 1t is understood that they can com
nand the votes of Republican members III support
of any measure they may bring III to erect Il iull
iivcstl 0atiOn Ct the accusations made by Senator
Thurman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
AMERICAN CATTLE AND PORE DISEASE.
u I,rn-I d. -.

The Agricultural Society of France, at its
meeting to-day unanimously adopted resolution
que Jag the Government to follow the cAImp!e Of Eng
land ia prohibiting the importation % I've American
cattle.
ROME Friday Feb u. 1870.
The Italian Government has prohibited the lmpUrta-
tun ~ American swine, or any PREPARATION Oi thciP
flesh, a. prcctutUn against trIchmOsis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
A GREEK ARCHBISHOP BEATEN TO DEATH.


TIE Standard has the following dispatch
frOu, Constaut.uOple:
The Greek Archbishop OF Adrianrplc has been beaten
10 death by some BulglraDs The Greeks here in
diguAui. aud 1000 Of them have requested OF the Pa
triarch permission 10 attend the funeral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
RRoMN ALuMNI WHITING.

Bosro~, Feb. 21.-FOrty members OF the
Brown Uuiycrslty Alumni Association held reunion
AZ YoungS Hall Tonight Speeches were made by Prco
dent Robinson, Professors Gre'u, Lincoln, NaIhne,>
aud others. E&httoncy General Train wae chosen
President OF the association, and Ex-Governor CASTOR
yicp-urc5d,ut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 2l.-The Senate at L
O'Clock this morning passed the House bill providing
for the sale OF the James River and Kanawha Canal TO
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad COmpany The
I goes back the House for concurrence IN several
senate amendments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
CLOSING GAyETIEs OF THE sEAsoy.
TrsuVuIEs 81 THE HOUSES or JUSTICE bfAbLlf'
I'M ITALIAN MINISTER, SENATOR BLAINE AND
OTHERS.


OTHERS
ley TELEGRAPH TO Tnr 1RIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21-Mr. Justice Bradley, OF
the Cuurcmc Bench and Mrs. Bradley, gave large
Marty for tbcir daughter last evening, at No. POI
I-.t This mansion was built by Stephen a. Doug
las and Mrs Douglas aiterward enlarged
II by adding at the rear spacious ballroom Oh
tLe main floor. which now contains the fine law
library of the Justice. On gala occasions, as last
night this room revorts back to its original purpose
and the uniouc scene is presented OF myriad OF gay
comics wbirling in the dance between rows Of musty
law tones The eminent Justice has also lnscel-
loncous library across the hall. and snuGgeiy up
stairs where he ENJOYS at odd moments the Iecrea-
ton of his favorte scientific studies. Al TINS de-
ligbtful party the Cabinet. Supreme Court ana
Diplomatic families were represented, as were also
prominent WashingtOnans.
Tonight the Italian Minister and Madame the
Baroness have given the third of their animated
and ENJOYABLE soiIGes. These have been the most
airy and foreign of any entertainments gwen. The
vista of complies in the lmpTOviscd ballroom,
the beauty Of the supper table. etc, nave made "A
scene worthy of fairy land and the hospitality OF
the Baron and Baroness has won them many golden
opinions. A., = a,
ON Saturday evening occurs the thTd ol the
agreeable receptions Of Senator and Mrs. Blaine.
On Monday evening the Mexican Minister and
Madame Zanacona have invited many guests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
srrclAL sENAr0RIAL ELECTION.

ALBANY, Feb. 21.-Goyerhor Robinson has
issurd a urocamaton ordering au election 10 nj the
vacancy caused by the dcarl Of tAe late senator Hop
KIM. The election 10 to take place Oh March 20 next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22


BIER OF DEPUrirs AFTER THE REJECTION OBJ
LOUIS. DLANCS AND N. GnTINEAUs AMFSD-
MENT
VERSAILLES. Friday, Feb. 81. 1870.
The debate on the Amnesty bin was resumed In
the Chamber Of Deputies to-day. NJ. Marion argued
that if il was proposed to leave the Ministry of the
18th of MAY untouched. a full and complete
amnesty must be granted. An amendment offered
in this sense. however. was rejected NJ. Clemen-
ceau supported NJ. LOUIS Blancs proposal for n
plenary amnesty arguing that the Government bill,
by granting partial amnesty, tended TO pcrpetuate
opposition. NJ. Blanc's proposal was then rejected
BE- vote of 1858 to 10J.
NJ Gatineau'+ amendment granting complete am
neSty 10 all except assassins, incendiarics and per-
sons who had been crimlnaly convicted previous TO
the Commune. also rejected, although supported
by the Radicals tho ground that the Govern
ments bill uncOnstitutionay transferred the power
OF the Chambers to grant amnesty 10 tho Executive.
Several other amendments were rejected.
The Governments bill was finally adopted by q
vote of $40 yeas 70 90 nays The BOnapartists
voted with the majority.
Prince and Princess lOhenlohe received ut the Ger
man Embassy Yesterday company which included
President GTevy NJ. Gambetta, the Duke dAum9le,
(the representative OF the Orleans Princess General
Fleury, and other distinguished Bonapartlets, eX.
officers and Secretaries of eX-Presldcnt NacNahOns
Cabinet. Ministers, foreign ambassadors and Sena'
tors and deputies, OF all shades Of politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
GERMANS COMMERCIAL POLICY.

GERMANGS COMMERCIAL POLICY.
DECLARATION BY PRINCE BISMARCK ~ FAVOR OF
PRoTECTIoN-DUTY on ToBACcO-CLosE OrTHR
PRUSSIAN DIET.
BEELN, Friday, Feb. u, 1879.
During n debate in the Reichstag to-day on
the treaty OF commerce between Germany and AUSTRIA
Prince Bismarck said he not altogether opposed
to treaties Of commerce. but every such engagement
must provide protection for home industries. lie fully
supported The commercial views presented IN the speech
from the throne. He had no wish to deny that
be had changed Lis views this subject; but
in former times lie had been irnl"used by
the importance OF preserving friendship with
France and preventing Austria from disrupunS
the Z)lyerCin. Even now h, should pfeer 10
cOnfne himself to few customs ddtes, but lie
cited the opposition to the tobacco proec 10 show that
tLis was impossible He could afford to leave postery
TO decide between himself and his financial critics.
Prince Bsmarck's speech was very cOldly received.
The rates fixed III the bill proposed by the Minister OF
Finance for increased duty and tax on tobacco arc
20 mark, per 100 weight imported and 20 marks per
100 wcighr homegrown tobacco. The present rates
are ~ and 20 marks respectively.
Count ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to-day closed the PTus-
sian Diet capitulang the results of the session, no
said understanding had been established In regard 10
the broad principles OF the Prussan financial pOllcypaY-
the way fOru understanding respecting the financial
policy OF tue Empire The Government had resolved 10
their full power to further their projects OF ccOnO
zeal reform IN the Kingdom and In n Empire.
BREsLAU. Friday. Feb. q, 1879.
Al the second ballot here for member oi the Reich
slg Herr Fr"Upd. PIoresst. elected, receiving
$3.50 votes, while Herr kraecker Socialist, had 73i4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

THURMAN NOT HALF SO TRAGIC NOW
TUE SENATOR AND HIS ASSOCIATES SHOW NO ANY
IETY Whatever TO INVESTIGATE THEIR OWN
CHARGES OF INTIMIDATION AT TIE NORTH
1EILCn AHu 10 Tile IRIRrNR.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
AMNESTY IN France.

THE GOVERNMENTS Bill ADOPTED BY THE CHAM
BIER OF DEPUrus AFTER THE REJECTION OBJ
LOUIS DLANCs AND NJ GnTINEAU's AMRND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

DECLARATION BY PRINCE BISMARCK ~ FAVOR OP
PROTECTION-DUTY on TOBACCO-CL0sE or TIE
PRUSSIAN DIET.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-25

~ The meeting Of The Physicians al
IInntingburgh On Tuesday was largely
attended. and several interesting papers
were read. The lecture by DR.. kempf
~ night. on ethnoIogy, was argumenta-
tive. hut very lengihy.-so much 50 thai
Abbot Martin had to assist in its read
ing. and then was not completed. The
Society meets IN Jasper next October
when the lecture will be completed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-25

Dl virtue Of an execution 10 me d.
- rerted from the tlcrk o: the Duaoi>
Circuit Court. will expose at public
ale Ia The highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. MAY ad 1879.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. w..
aud o'clock y. w.. or said day. M the
door Of the Cont house in Jasper. Du-
hois comfy. Indiana. the rent. and
profits for term not exceeding seven
years. Of the following described real c.
tate to-wit:
The souih-half &c Lot No. ono hun
dred and eight tlOs). aud the sontl,-haIi
OF fractional Lot No. one hundred aud
nine (lO9l. situated IL the town Of JAS
per. Dubois county, Indiana. according
10 the map. plat or chart OF said town.
And on failure 10 realize fhe full
amount Of Judgment. interest and cost.
u will At The same time and place expos.
at public sale the fee simple Of said
estate.
Taken A. the property Of /ebrisn
berger AZ the salt Of Andrew Eckcrt.
Conrad Erkert and Jacob Eckr.r.
said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or ap-
pr.lisemenf laws
GEORGE cox.
Sheriff Dubois County.
w. s. Ht~rER. AIRY for PIN.
April lifh. Ieso-3w. fpf - %.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-25

Investigation Of County Offices.
~ III. ner. term. 1878. of the Boarsi
az Commissioners Of DuhoiS county. Mr.
O.. ". DeRrmlcr VA appointed hy the
Hoard A. principal and MIR. A, MAYER &c
s.;s, ~. ~ IN examination ~ the
books and records Of the County Treas
nr.r's ami Auditors offices from June
:. isss 10 June l. 1878. a regards county
matters. and from June ]. 1855 A. re-
CARDS S.poci Funds. II was an ardnous
ISL. ard required large amount Of
labor. which has heen seAuously per
formed. and me lai'ors ended this week,
AMI repor of results made 10 the
County Board In extra session. called
fn. that purpose The report. which IL
very voluminous and full in details.
shows a great many irregularities and
mistakes in the manner Of book keeping.
IN ,ailures 10 keen correct balances IN
some Of fhe funds. which " seems q
rorrecf hook keeper shomld have detect
81 m the fimc. For instance the Treas
rr'rs and Auditors setf'ement ehee1 w
'-'' SHOWS <sl. IN round numbers o.
delinquent taxes collected. which were
not apporfion"d ana d's'rionten IS 'ne
NV re""ircs. AMI ms ''n" ms eee" "
"Hmulaf'ng ~ additions hea''s e''''
wear. until now there - '" 'ne ir'rr"'
nc large sam OF <i.ss'-o'. wh'cn me
lrraS'srer carries from year 20 yea''
Without ANY a"'hor''v 20 dispose . y ~
aHv wav- We presume now y y US
eoverrs. i will be turned ~" me co'" :
~ fund as y wonid be 100 much 'ao"r
e 60 hack and appnrtion earn year
addition 20 the several funds which
were originally entitled 70 tnem. Inere
have also been instances o. appcrtion'ng
several funds in q larger amount than
was collected. thus leaving some fund.-
overdrawn at the present time.
The DCommitiee also find that there
have been mistakes made 10 me settle
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-25

HFroRr Of Louisville tobacco market
for week ending April 18th. furnished
~ Sherley 4 Glover, Louisville Tobac-
co Warehouse:
sales for the week-OId. 652 hhds
New, COZ hhda; total l,254. Sales for
the year. 14.227 hhds; receipts for the
week. gro hhds.
Market continues firm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-25

The acquittal of Warren Tate the
cold-bloodcd murderer 81 William Love,
does not speak very highly o. the intel
ligencc ola Marion county jury. 70 allow
themselves to be bambcozIeh b trick y
and babbIing lawyers. Until universal
education has made Jurors the peers OF
lawyers In intelligence aud knowledge
we must look for blunder-. Martin Go.
Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-25

rrinrefon Clarion.
The number OF SHOWS At Princeton
during the season just closed was 25,
and the total depth Of snow fall ass
inches. The first snow fell November
81. Dning the following month snow
amounting In all 10 Is inches fell In seven
different days. During January there
were iol inches; in February, l0I in
.fAfA aud Apli 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-25

A lively contest i being made far the
possession Of the town Offices il Mitchell.
Three tickets arc already In the field w
Democrats, Peoples and Temperance
and now the colorcd people arc taking
Of nominating ticket.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-25

The Legislature. al its late session
passed IN Act ITO regulate the practice
Of medicine. midwifery and surgery :
His excellency. Governor Williams.
deemed il proper "a veto il. and. not
withstanding the House passe the bill
over the governors veto. the Senate
permitted it 10 fail. We have ia psmph-
let form Governor Williams veto mes
sage. We do not care 10 analyze or
criticisc the document. II j. quite sur
Ificienf 10 saw that il Is in the interest Of
Ignorance upon subject Of vital impor-
lance 10 the citizens Of Indiana That
III will receive the Endorsement al
lqnacks j. highly probable. aud II such
Endorsement satisfies the governor. ex-
tended comment might be regarded rs
out Of place. Indiana ought no; 10 offer
an asylum for medical quacks. The
death rate i already too large Those
-Mothers in Israel. ia whose welfare
the governor takes such 4 lively interest.
ought 10 understand their business or
cease to practice midwifrry-in fact.
ignorance ought not 70 be protected BY
IA veto. The aIlusion 10 the Good
Samaritan" Is unworthy Of the subject.
and unfortunate for the intelligence al
the State. II the people require thorough
training In anything, IL IL in matters
that relate directly to the preservation
Of their health. indianapolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-25
!g,s!Ay! 70 re TRAVELLING PUBLIC

The C.. II. 4 :. W. R'y Co. have made
arrangements with the Louisville and
Henderson Packet Co. by which morn
lug trains make direct connection ~
Rock port with all boats in their iiue for
Evansville.
MONDAY evening train connects nj
Rock port with Steamer Grey Eagle for
.oui~vilic.
Through tickets to Evansville for sale
at all Offices OF Company aud by Con-
ductors Of trains.
III. @. BRANHAM, Supt.
April 18th. ls79-tf.