The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-01-06

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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
TnE President has adopted rules for
The rocepsion d visitors a the White House.
The President reserves Saturdays and Sum
DAYS Cor himself. and On those days will re-
ccivc 10 one. He win hold his first public
reception On New Years Day.
MAJOR WILLIAM ARTHUR. the Presi-
dents only brother. has received - ap-
poIntment On Gen. Hancock's stan.
THAT wing Of the Greenback party Of
which Mr.. Hugo Preyer 4 Chairman viii
hold = convention IN s.. Louis on March ..
The President u reported 20 have
said % some senators who called % urge
appointments that be does not Get sime %
think; that he 4 kept talking about ap-
poinfmenls and filling ofices twenty hours
out Of the twenty -four, and cant get
time 70 properly consider anything.
AMONG : number Of nominations sent
By the President 70 the Senate, on the 18th.
Vas that o. Benjamin H. Brewster, Of Penn
sylsania, for Attorney General.
REPRESENTATIVE LADD Il reported TO
have said that the Grecnbackers IN Congress
viii Join any party o. element IN the House
that will oppose the restriction d silver
coinage.
THE Treasury investigation now In
progress q conducted with closed doors. a.
though Il q said the evidence will III be
published when completed.
On. Isaac l. HAYES, the Arctic ex-
pIorer, Il dead.
GUITEAU's head has been nodded in
plaster By Clark Mills. the well known
sculptor. GuIteau II first refused 20 have
his beard removed. 8 was necessary In
making The cast, but finally submitted him
self 20 the BARRIERS hands. After the oper-
alton be expressed himself highly graiified
with the result.
SECRETARY FRELIN0HUYsEN on the
10Th assumed control q The Department Of
state.
Ex-SEcRErARr BLAINE says he win
continue to reside IN Washington, devoting
bis attention 70 bis private affairs, and that
be does not q present design makinga tour
through the South - has been reported.
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.
THE Post-ofIice Department has made
ruling that no Newspaper supplement
containing any advertisements whatever can
be allowed in the mails q second-class rates
unless the publisher makes aflidavit that the
same rate 4 paid for advertisements IN the
supplement- - for those - me poos q tne
paper ITSELF.
HE condision q the cotton CROP ~
reported 20 the Department OF Agriculture
lower than IN any season since is6-
Taking the reports q ne season together,
up - December !, the indications point "
> crop q about 3.sV,vOV bales ana some-
what higher product appears possible.
The International 4 Great Western
Railroad reached Larned on the 18th.
BEEY Il being shipped in refrigerating
ears from san Antonio, Texas, destined for
The Paris markets.
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oEIMEs ND CAsUAL!ES.
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.on n.y. no. were instantly k''sa % sne
is'n ~ ~ scc'oen' = construction ran
on Which tney were taxing : r'se oyer me
ps~ .o' r r.~ $50 49, ~ csr;. 49,. ~ v..ss
$500 s c-.... r-'.. y
$3.50 e 's. $500 -, =.
S-.s. 1870 ~. $3.50. s...~s Nv u :. = i.
49, Ia -t.sIonerv trade. Two other. were
scr,.,-h.t irtured heloccmc,,v~ ~ ~
.,sS~. ,,.,r 1870 rrecled ~ ,oInv ov.r y,
4 - $1,000