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Miss Clara Louise Kellogg has been ob1jved
to cancel her st. Petersburg engagement NJ,
account OF her mothers illness.
Mrs. Juliet Fenderson-Floyd has been en-
gageu 1or al extended tour with tile young
brazilian vlolinlst, Maurice Dcngrcnlont.
Max Strakoscl resigns English opera to
othef managers after this season and re-
turns to the Italian opera, satisfied with his
years experience.
Nlels Gade is engaged in COMPOSING m
T; Tho subject is tie Greek niyti abont u. Psvcie
Inc hook has been written ill German by
uerr Lobedantz. '''''' ~
-; MeSsrs. Il Strakosch s. Hess have organized
~ ,,VllVette" !" COMPANY, with Selma Dolaro.
william y; lil I. Carleton, and Henry T. Peakes;
p tG tne iaeni6ersnlp; The company opens at
inst ~ - 'Alo A'sn
Mr. W.. II. Sherwood, the celebrated cor
cert pianist is. arranging for series Of con- con-
s.:ason ee1ss 70 ns given during the coming sp ing
re a1 1lrst being devoted to the compositions Of
iiGi'', wii neeetnoveil, and Handel. The SECOND
mann, and the last, works Of Liszt, Wagner.
Murzkowski, and Mas. ''7''o-'
=, a dispatch to the New York Herald from
Boston: dated the 10th, says: - 4 benefit was
given .S1gnor brignJli last night lie had
,rsI 'na laTsfst Isl andis,,ce Of the week, aud az
course, his fayorit role of Mnnrico, md al
together he sang with surprising etfect. At
moments, indeed, he seemed endowed with
all his old.titne attributes as 4 singer. ami
probation" 49, ~
The New York Me4sica, Reple,y- satirlcaiiv
says; At the Academy Ut Music. devoted |
10. Italian opera, under Mr. 1fno}eson,s
, 1881-03-20
A CORRECTOR CORRECTED.
IN the Editut Of I7ts (shtc1u1 4ItkMMt.

CHICAGO, March ls.-I don't suppose. sas' -
makes Il particle of difference to the puoao -
large at this late date whether the Gfan0 ueHs
Alexis Travelled from Cairo St. Louis to ~. M
Orleans, or what steamer a the homer nsysr- svs
ing him on the Mississippi; bat when ~; !; 49,
meyers tatly contradcts your asseruon ~ ~ shst
he hui the fncts placed squnrely nefof9 a,H, ,He
The Great l;epublc mot Grand whica whaors = -
name Of the Great" Republics SUCCESSOR s,,t 4
he time Of tho Grand DuEc departure fo1 ssr s,,'.
Orleans that steamer wA5 frozen In as o. nr .osnr
and not able to move, and the Ducal PITY 11ames "n
rs far us Memphis BY rail, and mot toe sant m
the river from below for that purpose aua t m N
party came from Memphis and not 81. IoaiHi, f., 4
the Howard. Dir. O. mist have been ~ me
mixed in regard to both names ann i4ca; a.,;s md
Great Republic WIS frozen III at St~ Lpuis last =
lid not get through to New Orleans 1or d. 1"1T =.
month after the Grand Duke: = -
, 1881-03-20
CALENDAR FOR TEE WEEK

EPISCOPAL
March e0-Third Sunday In Lent.
March :l-Seteu1eenlh day Of Lent.
:aA'ch s-E1ghteenth day of Lent
Mnrco 15--Siueteeuth day Of Lent
March 2ETwentieth day Of Lent.
Aafch 25-Twenty-hrst day nf Lent: Amin.
-. ciuuon Of the Virgin Mary.
Mafcn -b-TWenty- y-secOnd day Ut Lent.
CATHOLIC.
March e0-Third Sunday Ia Lent.
Aarch list. Benedict. Abb.
Aurch THE Holy Lauce md Nails ifrum
March Isl. '%&oAA
March 13~Feria.
March 24-Ferin
March 25-Annunciatiou of the B. V.N.
aarc5 @b-The Five Wounds Of Our Lord tfrom
Anrch .G, 'e
, 1881-03-20

NEW MUSIC.
Chicago: S. Brninard's Sons: "Secret Love-
song AMI chorus, arranged from Resch's Gavotte
oy Edward Hoist; "Don't Be Crying, Little
dlrl.' song and chorus, By James G. Macy;
Mon Rene Waltzes,'' by WaldteuIel; "valse
caprice, By Kiccardo Banff: "Roccaccio March, 81
arranged by Edward Hoist.
Boston: Oliver Ditson e. Co. Chicago: Lyon
Healy: Waltz from Offenbach's Drum
MAJORS Daughter; "American Triumphat
March" by ". F. Sudds; :" Illusions Galop." by
J.J. Pound; 1.-The Blue Alsatian Mountains, =
armrnnged for plano, b, ". krnoe; always in
st1ty = hurry Gniop," by William Cooper: chinese
The Love Letter." BY Luigi Nicola; "Oh1!
Mhnma*' song by Petrosemc'o: 1.-Two Little
words song, by Arthur ". Merchant; Scoop
ers Song alid Chorus" from "Noccaccio t.:
Forget Me-Not' and "Return Home" By
Heinrich Holman.
,philadelphia: Lee s. Walker: s'Tno Coon
yllle Guards." soug and chorus, composed for
haverly's Mtnstrels, BY Jncob J. Sawyer, and
tae "coonville Guards Parade by and for the
a. Cincinnati: F. ". Helmtck: "'The Flower Of
! tennessee, song and chorus, written for Call
lenders Georgin Miustrels, by Jumes E. Stewart
, 1881-03-20
RULES OF THE ESTATE

N0W. ns to the rules OF the estate: Col
klng-Harman preserves game OF all sorts as
stand helpless while their young oats ant
cabbages are eatell up by the hares, rabbits
innurio ana pneasantS 4; l; with which the whole
oansan a"ss IND SIDE ests is ori nfeSted and thei
doors by the poison laid for the protection OF
those interesting yermiu. That system of
espionage which has done more than all the
rest to make Irish landlordistn letested, anu
tenn Under which the price of every pig sold
py a tenant, Of every remittance received by
| him FROM, England or Auncrica. the quality
OF llls food, the price Of lis clothes, the value
OF US improvements, is ininuteiy registered
against him. and the tale-bearer rewarded
has crept upon the estate with its train of
shabby vices-cringing and discrimination OH
the part of one class Of tenants, spying and
eQvetonsness on The part Of another class.
Now when an animal is poisoned on the
estate it is reported rs
| AN AGRARLAN OUTRAGE,
| and MI. Forster has made English members
! OF Parliament believe that the Land League
was responsible for the poisoning, and Ros-
common has been proclaimed under the
Coercion act. Here are two eases III point:
Mrs. killalea, Of Upper Deerpark, had only
one COW. and has not had potatoes to eat since
last November, so that she will probably answer
ehe aeserpon Of poor Toman Her
gin. She hcrseif and ali her nefghbors firmly
believe that the poison which killed her COW
mans game from muraudtng dogs (grcat nun
bers Of whom have fallen victims to poison).
The authorities took the view that the death OF
ran outraEe on the mistress OF teu acres OF
mountain, rented at Is las perannuml, and bade
aRons hsl 1oF beors yas d US
suffering GU his cheeks and despair IN bis heart
it was Thomas Magrath, as / found him buried t
In his dismal cabin ut ShaxU0rn. Hig rent VIVA |
raised from 43 log. lUd. 10 E6, the valuation |
b. bsnx <, ,no15:o, las he paid Just one gale
years; his crop 81 potatoes ! is Exhausted nssi
King -Harmun's hares und rabbits did not de-
your: he has no stock left, and is about us hope
rhomns MagEarh stated that one Of his pigs, too,
died BY poison, and many Of his hens-a matter |
which. ia bis humble economy, counts for a
These latter were reported as agrarian
ANOTHER RULE
If the estate is that there can be no marriages
without the consent of the landlord or agent.
Brawny country youths, instead OF addressing
must 20 on their knees to pop the question TO ;
he agent. Roger kil!aea, Of TInta9h. had the
emerity, like The daring Paladin tho poor fellow
ng " the Office. and was chustised about the
itne OF the birth Of his first baby By having bis
ent raised <: IT from II 1s. TO ela los on valua-
No wonder that against class Of land I
Drds OF which Col. klng-uarn1an is claimed
. DC good specimen there isa widespread. $
eep-seated hatred in Ireland, and that coer-
hat class. The Lant League has Inspired 1
hese wretched people to speak out their
and to call OIL mankind to l.
enouncg the wrongs Of which they are the \
, 1881-03-20
EsTHETlC.

tnr Iht fhiea9e Trltttnr.
1ou who are learned IN the beautiful.
y, ooupu by u,srhet4gaI VOW,
~ your profession still duriful.
1nze on the beau1ituls now
1noagh not exactly grammatical
toia-tashlnned grAinnar's too slow>
NO one will callI sou tal,alical
II you admire this now,
Hear the Canadian oracle.
Llst To the bureau btIowi
, urn unto us nov your auricle."
hnch one prognosticales now.
ta.ses ny cor1s. metaphorica!.
Aaeet us wherever we ro-
"oros a2urc- tlnccd and phosDbor;calt
Ion ike these beuu1ifulsf No?
W1it TIL July days are melting you-
pays Whcn the corn loves IL rrnw-
won't you remember this? No;
A1ut-juleps fragrant you'll tipple then,
1ce-csystuls Etclmlpg below,
AsI!1i7,ugh y1ur thoughts there will rInn1n ,ha,,
Mem RIGS Of Beautiful Snow NE,y-MtN
, 1881-03-20
FLORENCE At SUNSET.

| For The Chtcaoo Tribune
Throned in her meadows Of silver lilies:
With golden mists In tho upper air.
And nlmy clouds that drift like rose-leayes
TN Suinmer-winds; while aweet and fair
Her eyciids droop US she turns her face,
| With tho unforgGtten, imperial gruce
She knew Of old. to the tawny West,
/ Where the sun dies wistfully, longing to rest
In rne light Of her hair, on her lush red lips,
| III her garments fOid-tlying slowly, slowly,
! In wonderful eercments of cream and azure.
| and the young moon rises ardent anu full
] To kiss the white Ids that hide in eclipse
The passionate eyes that have looked ut the sun
| Teur-t filled now TINT the day is done.
The Ave Marie chimes 1owly, low1y:
white doves drift hornewaru aGuinSt the blue
0f the tender sky; from the glad, great sea
Che winds come laden with spice and scent,
Thrilling the heart like a sacrament.
Up from the water and woods, the gold
Of the Sunset shines; und tho LiIy-rOwn,
With its spires. and domes. and palaces, ttoats
Like fleet Ut magical 1nerc-tunts
In the amber waves: and her silver gown
ls flushed With tho warmth Of the dying smile o
her lover.
The mystic nights
OF thf ixn'e: %ea"'aas are touched with the in'n'
Fair, pale calmness throbs with flame
Ardent us passpn suilen us Shame.
Waivers and dies into violet fire,
Qutvcrs with rose aud waves to SNOW
Like Il human soul that knows Loves wo,
And nourns forever above Its pyrc.
The marble nights Of temple and tower
Lift their heads to the sunset light
Ut the summer -air-,l scAr]et blnze,
An Angels smiie the heart OF Il iiower,
4 sweet, pure, passionate, lungnd breath,
FUR as Innocence, strong as deathl
AS beautiful Princess Silent grieves,
For n moment, above some hidden thought
Ihat is deadly, and which her soul hath wrought
n y y, moment VI passion, aud wrath, aud hate,
, 1881-03-20

R1n90r ComMtfeias; - c+nnhen \
a large black bear was killed &C sseaecao scroeS
few days ago In telling tree It uropsh ps hssr. ia
the unbounde.l astousshment Of tte Eo'9afw few
He wns given ball or two. bat escapen. e ths
days after wottlHnn went oIs E'o11 Tba. al rear
came upon him and gave caase. Il s va asnongh
race, and ended In tho bear sctf1ng neal eacH.shoe.
TO clap his foro foot on the nihn 'n sarT Tfurned
with ulnryenus Icxtcriry und dealt tas pes 9e.d e
terrific blow between his eyes stnk1as, H. and
into bis brain. Another n:o" tlnlshea e. n1. IA
1oendid me mnh fellow low weirain:, Wei 10 pounds Hs faF
was long and jet bi.ck. Two crtie1-.sSsa& crtiI1nsss AZ
rashes On tho head testified to the fprtfSns
the az which the woodman haa 80 aAt'D 80
welded.
, 1881-03-20

woman. and the singing. of Mr.. Comfy, an
s,;atlc american: The operas i1aye not been En-
have been rendered in certain conspicuous
parts in Italian for some mysterious reason.
2lgnor Perugini, for instance, who is. IN
fortunately, an American named John Pat
portions Of Goaaod's Juno is FAUST % S thoGgh S0ns his
telloW-artists, who were born and reared
where the English language is not spoken.
were able to master the difficulties OF the
, 1881-03-20
BACH AND HANDEL SOCIETY.

BACH AND HANDEL SOCIETY.
The Bach and Handel Society Of the West
Side are hard at work n the cl1oruses for
their hrst concert, and they feel confident of
giving the musical public one of tue best COLI
certs heard in Chicago this season, Under
their able conductor, Mr.. j. Fuchs. .'Judas
-Aaccabnus" is renowned for its lamcuta-
ton choruses, the strong war cho,uses. and
the trlumphal songs Of the Israelites. The,
Society takes the choicest Of these, and by
careful arrangement OF the dramatic recita-
lives and airs unites the whole 50 as to a1,-
pear complete work. and so avoids the tire
someness OF TOO long a program. The Soci-
ETY. will be assisted BY Mrs. Clara D. Stacy
MtssrS. c. knolr and Heidenleinler, The
second part Of L: Berlioz's Holy Family"
the Flisl!t into Esyp1,", for tenor solo, eho-
rus: and orchestra, will be sung. Mrs. Stacy
Will slns the ''Lore1ey,' By List, aud Tie
orchestra will play an overture By Bach,
, 1881-03-20

the college since last January. I l1ave mt
sent in my resignation, but it was an under
standing between the College Directors and
myself that had withdrawn I have been
treated wrOngfulty by Mr.. Nichols, who took
particular care to send pupils who wished to
be Instructed by ME to other tcachers,n etc.
at this rate the college will soon be all schol-
have the whole Institution to himself.
, 1881-03-20

Inca dlneatre, San Francisco X Stata,e 5ae Bush ST.
pay q tour weeks' enos,o-y ..ay Thev :
t.n tati!s, and not r. ". Kesn1aaa Gus n
: ttullornia OH the same data rlt VIII open
ha; htuwnla uae end Of Mar. vii 'oHn '3;al Raymor
os.a em u" engagement in that cir! ns.a Ftesl
Tlle only people il thiz 49,.
VIII playing original Jokes ~ ~ ase credit
u!na lsSStattFallts are the pporo p1uple In 4
@ M"u1u et i COOL thing il thev mn.tnst!els.
sG stan VI tnelr original Jokes on m,boalu ,bna ret
over. i oie performanSea
The "Arabian Niehtr co,,.
;te"So n;aa engagement, will be- ,l;sh:y., utter I
s;s p..ge Is too delicate III IFS hmn,asla husaded Il
ann.s aMutsnees ut small Western towns lor L
tintlaet tin w'tlt Augustin Daiy. is, ths, %aere d
,no, ,no coeos mas almost entirely o rons1 SsS1ef
Thara ;s ,ntI;I ~ good piece for |araal u u
Anele IS nothing in it for tecoSun1ttrrte S 1tree cite
~pIeams; Or, Fun in n pboto
tg's, Is oy all odds the most a,ntaph a,nG.;ph Gal
fI,a'.; u nonsense produced during hsae tSe Pic
tavp'eSs, tno Where it has beef r,1no,a n,o Season
,".n+ nvS cluWaeo ,.; every, night OF The ~ Ia
I ati,nrtn m1ilei M eliued Inst night. Wissl slsasa
snor' tllne she will rejoln the 5; orgaai45:;,3aia h
It Is reported that John slcCu]onnt ~
ntha mieM Joy. when Miss Augusta w. Hepp1
eca to,ar ua} presented him with aas wraas. fat
hear1' of y So.h hwept with grief" fhesa whesna q q
caiied = tha ou;tls aeath. Barrett has haee ee
nas peen styled the electric. and ii Aeeas
ing trageQlan. 'o " me weep.
John Mccullough will f,;a,,n,.
tllls week IN Louisiana nG'1se and Mssely
Thomas ". Keene will Usci,Iata hAlkansas
nnols and Iowa; Annie Pixiey vi, wS;tt,"sen L.
the people Of Cincinnati. Lawremnaaa ma a. asmnsa
VIII be in New YnrK: ,IauausohaIioe naf|ett
Baltimore; Maggie Mitchell viii ilitea trn - reoes 70
MarJ Anderson will electrifv w Hfeaasas;; fe
ana Sarah Bernhardt viii be ia N Sewae aeT1anst T
ms evening the performance ~ ,,u,,,
eIs Iheatre will be for the benet;t S " 1i: sk.
Bertha Fiebacll, the bright snnhrats u y. .Atss
German company. The audience iii y ne
aouot be large one, for the Iittie 1,daa ~ 10
become very popular. She viii assn,oss us "a rs
rUle OF lfinlie in Peutleitz's comefv HaT y n. ua
rlay with Fire y: also that of Grn,,.m ~ 1oGE
re mythtologleal comedy, "The Besn,ttxi,aaa1 Bi,tx =
Lotta has amused good. Init mi ,.
atdlence5 at N1cEicker's during ~ ~ 14se,
har 10, w, na me pest thing she gave u s Tas
ntI1at;n t.rt n;,tntoHeSy FL IN John Broughams dram.
Si,e't.1u,i ci,s nnnii ~ 1ne Uld Curiosity Shoan
e har Gvnau r+ ninhe We part more prominent in
iui 49, ':n: totte: II; E. Anderson's 0uilp All
utes ute'etTt IN ZIP :" were fine character
3Ncests. a;can f. LGttas hnal performance va
e','cn ne i"sl n'ts'h''
We understand that 3{r. Lawrence p,ro..
~ j,.s a aecepter III: ": 1oungs play Of aPen.
sons "Kins Arthur" and fbosss us'n H. ae1nnf-
'ead it, among others Manarar' 'S WcW3a9EaaSe ~ 9aSe
lIerature: Il j. III blank verse. Thsta ssalts ais
aot a,,L - :; iti. ~ ~ LOT spectacular e.
,eyr faif NJ M,T;;ai.a,o ~ ~ A!st ploonced early
cenic eiahnra r;on - MIL al possible
, 1881-03-20

will cure consumption. coughs, weak Iun,-s
hronchlt.s. ard general debility. Established
tKe1ty-pne years.
, 1881-03-20

Hop Bitters cures By removing taa e""6s :"
sickness aud restoring vIIaltfE-
, 1881-03-20
MUSIC.
The Beauplan Opera Season at
McVicker's,
Organization Of, the Troupe
and Its Repertoire.
An Interesting Recital by NJ.
BoscoWitz.
A Very Loud Call for Theodore
Thomas.

| TIE OPERA.
| The Beanplan Opera-season commences al
NcVicker's Theatre Tomorrow evening, ant
will be novelty, ina smuch as 1T is the first
time in our opelntic history that troupe
made up entirely Of French artists has given
the heavy italian operas here. The troupe,
:. as is already known, comes here from Gin
cinnati after long four months season in
New Orleans, and is very thoroughly equip
ped in the way of chorus, ballet, and
I orchestra, as well as in the number Of its
soloists. These latter are as follows: Tenors,
MM* Armandi, GARNER. Pellin, Escalo, Cor
| rlveau, Genin, Tournic; barytons, MN.
Mauge, Ulto; basses, MN. Feitlinger, Mussy,
| Rossi, Delsart, Jonrtlan; sopranos, Mines.
Delprato, Lagye, DeVilleray, Fleury-PilIiard,
FeitlingeE, 4. julien, E. Ambre; ,contraltos,
Mines de Meric, Courtade, Lablachc. The
orchestra numbers forty-five pieces, the
chorus fort people, aud u full corps de ballet
also accompanies the troupe Tile repertoire
for the week is as follows: Monday, "Les
Huguenots u; Tuesday, LA Juive";
Wednesday. Faust ~; Thursday, s'Aida:';
Friday, s. II Troyatore"; Saturday afternoon,
''Iraviata ~ Saturday evening, "Robert le
D!able;' Patrons should specially bear in
lllina mat, rs these operas are given without
cutting. performances wilt commence at half
past :, instead Of O'Clock.
THE BosCovITZ RECITAL.
Mr.: Boscoyitz, the pianist, gives his first re-
cital at Lyon Il uealy's rooms OH Wednes-
day evening next, when the following pro-
gram will performed;
l. CONCERTO for TWO pianos and orchestra.
Up. u first time hcre}.- Mozart
Miss Mdmfe Bodrdman, Mr. f. Buscoutz ana Or
~ ceot0-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

Civil engineers Of the ~. :. Coast and
Geodctjc survey placed three stone pill
lars in the courthouse yard, III the rem.
81 The jail. yesterday. 70 mark the laii
tude aid longitude of Nincennes. The,
l:so mark accurately the points ri III
compass. The above quoted words ar
cut IN the south side Of The stones. J
tsr'igsn laid them in cement. and while
digging for q foundation stfuk ! br a.
y all. Two feet under tie surface. No
one seems 20 remember that = house
ever stood on that -pot.-yincennes sun
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

Davis vrcs-PRrsIpFxr.--The c,Bc;a,
career Of Senator Rayard As vice Prcs;.
sirni was short and sweet. AZ soon -
'hr new memhcrs ~ tho Senate were
sworn IN. The republicans had a manv
yo'n~ - the Democrats aud The one IL.
d~enendent together. and 50 tbev Intro.
cnced . resolution 10 elect that ope IL.
Dependent. David Davis. or Illinois p,es
lnenf % the Senate, thereby securing IA.
silence npon the vote aud giving them !
majority of onc. BY which The resolns;o.
was carried, and David Davis i now
virtually Vice President or fbc Irn;ted
STATES andt the National Grcenback bsvtx
have ~ Republican votes. secured shs
second Office in the Government. How
=. 'his for : party which senator ~.
Harrison said opghf 10 be al mi ~ 80
insane Asy1um? And vet little Rcnrx
voted for Dayisi The Grecnback 49,,
ls certainly growing. we predict NJ
VIII make . good officer, and II Ne sbon,S
pe elected President the country wonia
nof suffer. and AZ the Republican parfv Il
annui d~ad they NAV nominate Kin 4.
dss4 81 in, Greenbackcrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

"A great outrage has hecn committed
On liberty et <t,cecI, hx The English Gov.
crn;nes'' IN The arrest ar rarnnll ana hi~
asscs 'afrs. IN they verc advising the
ncniir urnnn other orators wonll 49,
falr't STOW them flr right. and 1, lool.
M iiiorph Ne Wa arrested Simply he-
<hfsf Gladstone could moi ansurr III
arfrais for Justice. aud he con~i~fcn,
vith ~ record npon The land TN. al
might IN expected. the arrest or ,,earl,
Aii ihe Irish members of Parliament
sin-sf great excitement tl,rnu.honf lre-
lann. and some cxceSSe< were rnmmiff4d
", The people. Euf The British troonx
behaved eowardiv and blood -thirsfy. N
ON" instance shooting n lady ia her own
~rtlng-rocm Ia Limerick. IN cold blood.
aud committing many other atrocities
jtnf nc Land League y acting coolly
<icisrmined mol 10 De- drawn into rebel
ION bnt a. Patrick Henry once advised
p american Colonists. to agifafes api-
tate agitaie! This course II IL thnnola
VII! secure the sympathy or English ana
scottish people enough 10 compel thc
lords 20 DO Justice. ar abolish the House
~ Lords entirely. and the total failure ~
cultivate y crops on rented ground ~
Irflsnd. and the arrest and -conseoucnt
Ws'Nf1snanre Of largo bodies Or Irish
l'conic- viii touch johnny Euii where
Ms Irea1t. if he has any). lies in M
Pocket the Land League seem Ia have
struck the propcr course. n they can
maintain i, and Il will be . grand revo-
tuition when successful
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21
NOTICE on SALE
COUNTY FARM /!

NOTICE - hereby given that the m
~ d~er<ixned. Board OF County Cam.
mlSsioners Of Dubois county, will oilcr
~ public sale, at tho Court. house door
|ot said county. on
SATURDAY. IAN. ~. 1852.
The farm of said County. heretofou
known A. The Poor Farm situated 81
he New Albany road. iwn miles from
jasper. and described ~ lnilows:
The North-cnst quarter or the Norfl,.
east quarter and the Southeast quarter
o. The >"tth-east qnarser and the North.
rnSi quarter q: Tic Southeast quarter 81
section ~. t~hiriy-"ne (al). township
Ne. one ~. South of Range No. four
y West. combining IN all 10 acres.
more or less.
The farm j. IN good repair. most o. /,
~ grass. hss on II 4 good barn and large
>moke-house. q well, cistern and other
improvements.
TfEA 81 SALT One-fhird or The
purchase money % lie paid iii cash one
third IN six months. and one-third IN
Twelve months from date OF Sule. tho
purchaser giving notes for such deferred
payments. bearing six per cent. interest
rom date thereof. and waving benefit
o. valuation and appraisement laws.
with good freehold security, to the ap-
prevail Of the Board.
JoHS B. GonNAx,
HExRy ScINELL.
JonN l.. HoTFNAx.
Commissioners.
Persons desiring further information
~ regard 10 the farm. will call nj the
County Auditors Office.
Published BY order OF The board.
lsIDoRE ScHuHMAcuEs, Auditor.
Oct. 21st. IS8l-9w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

The lStIiin NiIIon Controversy
En-. CouRirn .-Thos. n. Dillon. of
Fidelity, IN your Issue or Sept 3nth, pro-
poses % reply 10 ours Of The 18th. aud
asks how We can DENY advising for the
henctIt Of the Grccnback party. What
Thomas calls q suggestion IL hi< OF
Sept. "a, now becomes advice" We
nm, l'e sAtt N pre>umi'r inn, Ms lively
imasiuatinn. will. err long. coislrne II
into = .'mandate." Tell Is what Won
mean ny ''adxice' and "sngvrsiion."
rhoms< lon also pretend " quote a.
"verintim' We would like ~ know
what ~''verbatimr means III yuur vocahu-
lafy. lou call ~ 4 ''luna,iv !" viii You
admit that children an tools always tell
the truth: Yon my We called Won 3
''molc-c,ed IDIOT" Was that III Inc
i'onrierf More vc~haiim, lou call n.
(. "innatic.' aud then say. we will
frankly confess that You are our superio,
both IN point Of intellect aud mental
culture II you will inform Us what 4
The next grade below the lnnatic. ".
will csli you by Your appropriate name.
then. hereafter. VIII Won explain your
false statcments. Inconsistencies. and
verbatim ~ shall We do II tor YOU.
In closing. we admit The splendid oratory
with which You close your second para
graph was uttered hv You; but please
tell Us how many old speeches you had
read over L iind II.
THOMAS DILLiS.