Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 14, Number 16, Jasper, Dubois County, 24 May 1872 — Page 4

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P Uli) AY MAY '.it. 1H7 -Democratic Ticket. For Representative in the fjOgteleltiri. HKNKV A. PEED, ol' Mfirtin County

WttOt In tlu LtttVl? bleues of health of the sii.l (J. Niehaus. Leaving the question as to ,iM. ftltll.0!TIe wbl rMiirimtion wis therefor, arpoitioii Of UN Democracy in the com- cepted l consent, hu I C Apt. M. Fisher in? political eontPst asiile. what is the iappointed to fill the va.-inev. jMUfl that NOV illvktMtM two oppoinV' Oil motion of O. K. Hobb. K nH

nranones oi me lieiiuiuicau iiwriv r Ana t'litnuii - oi un iu iiiuiii ut 'im . .inn what h ttrtt toiJl upon which the con-1 teNtauta lor power shall appeal lor the suffrages of the people. We have before the country the regular Krpuhlicnu party. and the Protestant Mcpuhlicaii party. 'I'lie plalfbrm of the latter has been written ami puhlished to the world. Xo sensible KoioMkOM will deny that he believes in every political RnOOlpM that it enunciates, unless it be the limitation of the eligibility of a President to single term. Its principles of reform, eeonom v, hom-stv no man upon the stump t w ill .hire to disapprove in the presence of the people. 'Will the f miners of the platform at Philadelphia say that peculiar ;lory bofiiOfflto that wins: of the party, tor the accomplishment of certain results, commonly dominated the issues of the late war. If so. the protest log Radical will say that he shares in that honor, and will not suffer a siusfle laurel leaf of ylory to bo entwined in the chaplet of the proudest hero among the hosts of ftKWT. that may not ns appropriate! y deck his own brow. "On to Richmond.1" "Three Hundred Thousand More," "Emancipation,"' Equal civil riirhts.", and the legislation that war enacted with all the amendments of the last do cade, are watch-words ami accomplishmenu that he will not relinmiish in batHmiili tling for the success of the cause initiated at ( iiiciuiiati. The Protestant- will

share with the regulars every advantage ; toether with time-track, amphitheater, that has been former! v used ttmltttC the! .o , i- . .l . . . , Den.oci-nev. It is plain, therefore. tl.at",al18 &c" ieCOrdl" to ,ho l these war iucs will be dead, and there :o1' 0s near a tlie tojiographieal situation

can be no decent contest over the decaying bottOOi What Iben sliall he the issues that hall distinguish the two platforms. Not the tariff, for they dare not raise it higher, and their recent votes in Congress would strip baldness the bare faced lie, Iftfety hould promise to make; it lower. I hey can present no financial scheme that can command the support of the people, for the whole ability of

the party was exhau-ied in that miser-'dohu

able abortion, the now defunct svmli cate. Xo foniftfi policy can be extemporized that any Ixxlv will respect tliat reineinliers the sutleriiisr Cuban, the Santo Domingo speculations, or that understands the bungling diplomacy on the A lb-mania claims, ami our nation ai liiimiliation in the supplementary treaty. It i useless., indeed, to speculate hi the barren Held that is presented fr anv living issue that the regular Republican portjr eoa present an affaitit the indict-1 . a. mM l .vi . j - I .nein oi men- oreinren ni ii.cinnaii. -- o such issue can be found that will

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enlist the sympathies of the people or awaken the eiithudasrn for the Slukinffl dynasty. The only isue that can bo imagined is one that appeals to the Mottled monopolists of the land. which are draining: tie pockets of the people ; to the cormorants of the treasury whose facilities for plunder will be appreciated thereby ; to the office-holding clan, including the numerous subjects of nepotism ; and that issue is simply Ghant. This then will be the insue presented by the assembled patriots at Philadelphia. To the people all over the land crying for relief from the galling weicht of taxa tion they offer, G-RAXT, To their demand for civil .service reform the reply is. You must re-elect (in ant or the country is irret reivahly mined. Such is the issue before the people of this country to-day. and the contest is between the protcstAiit Republicans for reform and the regular Radicals for (Jrant. Shall the hemoeracy interfere and decide the day? Let the Convention at Baltimore 1 wise in their answer. fXew Albany Ledger. The Lath's Fimkno kor .Ii-nk. The June number leads off with a rharmlnjr' pieture of the heroine of the day, Dolly Varden. The Music is" Some )ne to Weep when I am (.one." There is a profusion of stylish toilets and fashionable hats and caps ; and a pretty little sketch of StiHiiyside, the romantic home of Washington Irving-. Mrs. Henry Wood's novel, "Within the Maze,'" grows more absorbingly interesting with every number. There arc also excellent stories by Daisy Uontuor and Anne L. Fondle, and Miss Douglas begins one of her attractive serials, "An Every-day Heroine." The Fashion and Housekeeping Departments appear to be thor oughly attended to. Price, $2,00 a year. Four copies, $6. Eight copies (and one gratis) $12. Published by Deacon & Peterson, Philadelphia. Tiir. probable demand for white hats and coats during tho Presidential campaign will exceed home production, and, consequently, an amendment has been proposed fo the new tarill bill to admit these article free of dun .

lor Um Jiij'i-r 4.-ikly CiMMtSI. Dubois County Agricultural Socioty. Ai n iicti(i;r :' the Hoard of Directors of the Dubois Cutuity . rricuiiur.il Society . hebl at .I:. r, May 7th, Ihcie being present O. K. Mohlis. President, in ibfl Chair: It. M. V.lni!tn. Vice

President. Oil oi Iu-Simeon Ilixler. of Harbison Tp. : T. Ilerbigof Ilain-tn-iilr Tp. : (i. Nc.hitis. of Patoka Tp. ; A. J. G osmrtn of Columbia Tp. ; .1. G. VfoabkenWrv of Ferdinand T (iorhard Neihaun, teudored Iii pot I iu nation Ml KoetHtttt of - ti t itiu 1 teej. 1 1 ' a ,lo,mrt- luvet or ot Hall I p., not having been present at any meeting held here tolbre. and not having taken any in tores t in the society as a director, was therefore struck from the list of directors, and Joseph Streigel appointed in his place. On motion of H. M. Wclinnn. it was agreed by consent to appoint three directors at large, viz: John I'. Xoriuan Jese Travlor and Samuel Dillen, Jr. The said directors briny appointed to fill a long-felt want of energetic business men. with thorough agricultural knowledge. The committee on Fair grounds reported through the Chairman. (). F. Hobbs. a well executed drawing for fences, buildings, stalls, pens, time-tia "k. show-trark. amphitheater httlll and avenues, and all other buildings common I to such grounds. On motion of R. M. I Weluian. said report and drawing wore . examined, approved and received. On mrtlifkii nl' Sinumi tltvi.i Mabsi. -a . . ,, , . ' "edinan and T. Ilerbig were appointed agents, to engagi and contra ! for the proper feoclnc and buildimrs. of the grounds will allow, and to their superior tact and knowledge wis this power entrusted, the Society expecting J their closest attention, as it is of vital ; importance to the proper holding of the first annual Fair next fall. (hi motion of A. .1. QosNtJMMt, Messrs. R. M. Weluian. .Vugust Lltftftbid and (rainelsp;w:her were appointed a , committee on premiums, to report at the next regular meeting. On motion of W. A. Travlor, for holding our lirst hiiuui! the time Fair, the i October. ! time wa fixed tor the I5tb of 187 J. by general conenl. On motion of O. F. Hobbs. Ceedillgl of this nieetinr w ore , I the pro- j or tiered ' b published in the Jasper (Amrier. t)n motion of HioteoN (Mxler, it was '...i,. - ,.,! it,., ,iin ,,,....,: ,i; il hohl their next meeting on the ölh dav of June, 172. John GhuMKLM'A' iikh. Secretary. , A Bold A1 in IniHt ration Scheme. The St. Louis Rcpublic.au" has itliable advices f rom Washington l oncnu ittfj a bold eherne UM dilated by l'nsident ; runt and his parly, lo secure hi-, re-election. This is to be nc ompli.-hcd through a Democratic nomination of a third ticket at llaltimorp, and to lave this nomination made the aduiiuistra tion is exerting itself to the utmost. A number uf influential Southern men have been invited to Washington, without being informed what they were to come for, and some of these gentlemen are now iu that city. Their presence has led to inquiry, and if it has leaked out that the administration party has made them this proposition : If lli'cv will send delegations from the Southern States to Italtimore, instructed to demand a De mocratic nomination, or to bolt the convention in case it refuses to take that step, and make a nomination, the ndministration party will pass the bill to refund the cotlsm'tax, jri-ant aid to the Atlantic and (ireat Western Canal of Cieorgia, and grant aid and subsidies to other Southern enterprises and schemea now oetore Congress. This is an outline of the negotiation. and if the country will watch proceeda i a aa lugs at Washington closely for the next few days, it will see a bold development of it. It is said that one or two of the Southern men interested in the enterprises referred to arc disposed to listen to the Administration's proposition, hut, as a general thing, they resolutely in ject it, and determine to take their chances under the administration of Horace Greelev and a friendly Congress, rather than fall into the trap. The pop ular sentiment at the South is growing more emphatic for Greeley and Drown every hour, and a bargain by which the Southern delegations at' Ilaltimoie sbauld vote for a third ticket would be a gross outrage ou this popular sentiment. This administration scheme to defeat Greeley ; others will follow in due time. (Indianapolis Daily Sentinel. (ttrThc Terre Haute Nail Works are now manufacturing 2,0UO kegs of nails

per week, employes pntnd addicted fo drinking an not tolvialed.

Where Our Money Gos. There has not Hi'i'ii delivered n Con-

grtm dttrittf t he present ediHi n pccch on the tarilf question, olilcli kau recele - .... ! el hllflMM- PjfMltr llMii that of Hon. If. l liu.cl.ard. of IIIIuok II.. iivri.4 of lln enormous ! hi n t i ami subsidies voted by tmgress under tin- t a rill' IttWA. hm set forth by Mr. Itiirchard. farelv startled I he House "DroHtte is tin .somewhat novel, tnougn iitftintriy ipropriale, tern by Mcn Im characterizes the advanced price on luone pm - Idttctlona, brought about by tin' proiec;tive tariff, nuic1, to tb annoyance of the I OMnottoliftlN Who COOflfft tllO bMMtt. While tin workinsriiieii are l ouiphniiUip of ditticultieit tbev eneouiiter in paviiisr rent, piux-h isin r fuel, providint; fooil land proctiriusr clothing for IhotMOtlvo ami their families let them refer to the folkftVlOff tiibb.', rtVOn by Mr. Burrhard.i for tt explauntiou. I.ci the reader assntne that lie lias the sum ot S7n to lie; ! " expended for the several eoinniodite named in the list, which comprises oulv such articles as every man bavins a wife. , sister or mother to support must supply himself with at least twice a year, proivide.t that anything approximating a I moderate decree of comfort h desired. jThe portion which is ostensibly paid for tax, but which really irom into the pockets of the manufacturers hi the proportion ot lour dollars to everv one . a .... . . . .'that timls its way into the public treasury, will DO found accompanying1 each article. Here is Mr. Hureharu table! figured on a basis of JTK outlay : Cost of wool cloth rcaihmade. $12 (K) Tax 02 per cent. 4 10 Cost without tax. 7 4 Ptlr of w oolen pants ready made, b' on Tux 53 per cent. 1 4) Cost without tax, Drawers and undershirts of w ool, 3 (U Tax 36 tf-7 per ecnu 1 lo Cost without tax, Wool haU Tax 6 1 per cent. 1 Gl 3 (K.) 1 15 Cost without tax. 1 4 1 8.i IM ;i V est of wod cloth, lax oi tor cent. Cost without tax. Twenty yards of ilannel at fiOc Tax '5 per cent. Cost without tax. Twenty van!?, oi utibieached domestic at In i Kl li ii) 4 n 7 Tax 3ö per cent. Cost without tax. Twenty vnrds. ciliio, nt 15c. l ax 6o per cent. $1 3 iU lu Cost without lax. $1 87J Z ."u Kl ; i 6i m i mi Ton yardsdelai.il-. at "Jöc. I lax 65 per cent. Coal without tax. One pair 10 0. -ill wool blankets. l0i V 4 !IH I B ui 11 Ihi ! 4i S J 63 Cost v.ilhout tax. Twenty yards wool carpet, Tax Hl per rOHt. Cost without tax, TotttQroot, Total tax. e;s ts vj U7 Total cost without tax. $10 Vl These are the actual flaw plied from the statistical statements bfj the Treasury Deiiartment. It will be seen at a glance to what extent the laboring man's wages is reduced by the system of taxation which makes it nec essary for him tn pay $78 for what he might, under other circuinsiaiires, jmrehusij for 04H. And this di tie re nee, be it remembered, does not go to the government. It is only from such articles ;us arc manufactured ithroad that the government derives revenue. If the, general consumption, to any cousidera-l hie extent, were made up of imported j articles of this class the home mamifuc-j Mirers would ask for I slill greater -pro-, lection." Then, again, the goods em-' braced in tbi , list eoinpriso Mit tt NUMlI j portion of the artieles of absolute use, upon the cost of w hich the people are obliged to pay at least 33 per cent, bv wny ot "husnies m order to roll ut large dividends lor the New England mill owners. The country has only to await the time when the' mac shall come to a full mlutttioti of tbe IttlnwitioN of I a ! -J JliAfiinti ivf In.rir l.ili.,.. . . ! ... al of this species of legislative favorisiu to witness its overthrow. lioebeotsr, Jicw York, I nion. DiK.n. Mr. John Em.er, died at his residence, in this place on last Sunday night, after a long and lingering illutss. ar.rnaT was one among our oldest citizens. At the time of his death ue was ounty Fnrveyor, a position mat tie lined in tins county for years. I'aoli Eagle. LMUiy (CT Meeero, ll. A. Robinson, ,T. G. Carter, D. Belknap, .lohn L. Wheat and G. C. Crook, merchants of Eonsville. ,,....l ,l...a.....1 a.. ... n.. 5 tJTrT. ,,,PS - 111' ml N W hAlll I MS IWlMkM .1 ... tl.a.4 il v. tv i.vm iiiiwiiiiufi um uini uicv ... . a 1 m , were looking after sonic real estate thev hid piirclinsed on the Air-Line Railroad in this county, with a vieiy to mining. .. p T.-i-w - um niaaatN loft town on last Tuesday, to ottend the Congressional Convention at .luffcrson - rille, among whom were .Messrs. Donne Ten lor. Sflmfac I .ItMkatl ... ttü lW f la. i f v - - - - - - Ja t 1 1,1 1

M 1 1 u KICK, Wi... II) IM, At tin informal guilieiin ' of the ineolin, i nl tlii' I ti lii.i. i i l li- I I'llll'lll ( nil!.

Zttm. ami Democ-ms from ail noHkiun . - -- -------- . uf the Statr. gal In-red to attend their ol MJ, lm.Hil,y ,. .m.ev HwlllIK WAN - ,,, ,v Mnillliimut, A Ml of lit lurd v pit Committee kIiuwi'iI ten (iicole. tv aliti tirceley ami lour lion-, oiumittiil. rTliree hundred ainl sixty i liiliiren Were continued by tin- bishop, in Ike ihr ratbt-He cimrebcs of .1.1 city, loot ; Sundav.H Evunsvillc Courier. - - - . .. A Dill M I STK A TI ) it S X iJ'l U K. N'OTICK is heivby riven. that the undersigned has been appointed AdiniiiislraUn of the estate of Joel Mavily, late of Dubois county, deceased. Said e.late is prohabiv solvent. I A 1 1 ItlLKY, A.lui r. May -'I, iHTj-3v. ADMIX ISTUATOK S SALI OT1CK i hereby iveli. that the unI L I ! .... . . l uersiuueti auiuuiisirntor oi inotalttio ot duel Mavily, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, at the late residence of the decedent, in Dubois county, Ind.. on TI KSDAY. 25th. 1872. the personal property of said estate not taken bv the widow, consisting of I I ..a one none, came. nogs, s beep, farniiiiu utensils, household und kitchen rami lure. i TERMS. Sums of three dollars and under cash : all sums over three dollar a credit of twelve months will bo given, purchasers giving notes al interest, waivinir bonetit of vuluatiou. with good se ien l it v. DAVID RILEY, Admr. May 841b, lH72-3ws. . A. ill. K. It, TIME I ABLK AT IOi KIOOTSI Ultimo WOT. X. I Wall " :i. Kxprin " .i. Kirri " .V Kr.-iiflu ' t:i. - 17. !: p. m. IN:!W .' -At ,. . 11 -At . m. a :ti M. tt .-U A. M. nun, ust. . 1 Mjil : 1. KtMaa (4w nut ataa ."IIS 11. 1- r. .In : : is. " : : : 12. ' 14. " ... 10. - 2 -43 p. m. II IS r. M. i lH . M. T i . 1: IA . M 1 I" . . It. M lilnlabt. 1 :47 r. m. nonniy, imi, SHERIFF'S SALK. NO. 14. NOTICE is hereby uiven. thai by virtue of a eerlilied copy of a decree j issued from the ofhVe of the Clerk of the 'i Dubois Circuit Court and to mc direct led, to make the sutOOf thv-e liiiudred tttnl s.-veiily-seven dollars ami thirty cts.. with interest on said decree and costs, I i will proceed to offer lor (ale at pnbile I auction, to the highest bidder, tor 1-iis.h jin hand, at the door of tin CiHirl House of Dubois ruituty, Indiatia in the town of Jasper, on SATI UOA Y. dime V'.Mh. t7, ltefweeii the hour- of 1 o'l-lm-k. 'A. M.. an I o'i-loi-k. I'. M. uf s iid d i. tbfl rents iiii l profits for a term not exceeding seSf en years of the Ihtlowintf described renl estate sltnatesl in DuIkiim comity, state of Indiana, to-wif : The North part of the ea-t ha If of the north oast ipi.-iner of Section o. Itilrteen, in tuwRMhlp Xo. one sou tn of ran re Xo. three wet. containing lifly-tiv acres, mote or less. Aod mi Atttiirii to Mm Ilm itu full called for bv said leere.-. I w ill at the s'ltne 1 . 1 1 ii 'mil lilni i. mill in !iL MMUHaaa ell the fee simple ol said real ONtttte. lilKOII US IMC IilOpeilV Ol lailies IJeilllenis ami Aiincy t. lemeuls. at the still I Of Xathaniel Chattiu, Assignee of Thos. Clements. Said sale w ill be mule without relief from valuation OT appraisement laws oi the State of i ndi-iua. TOMAS HEWm,.. Sheriff D.C. Will a. Tuavlou. .vu'v. May Utth. 1j7'.-3w s. rpilE Stockholders of the Louisville. X ew Albiinv. and St. Louis Air Line IJ :;l4v i v ( ompanv. are hereby notified to meet at the office of the Company, in the city of New- Alhanv. Indiana, on Satlll-il.MV. the lrilli ilnv of .li.iu i.evt ti r onsider ami deterniine upon the ubjeet i I. hi. .. m i. in lata iiMinn in'.: ii'-imiii ion.. : I :.. .1... t: ii ! . ....ll.. - adopted the Hoard of lMrcctors of Mul Company, at their merlins at the offlee of said Company, on the inl day SB a . . a . " of Mot. IH72. to-wit : RttMH .vkii. That a meeting of the stockholders of tliU Company be called at the oflee of the Dompany, nt New Albany. Indiana, on Saturday, the l"th day of June next, to consider and determine upon n proposition to intersect. hoin. ami mute their railroad w ith tin : railroad oftttO St. Louis. .Mount funnel laud New A I ban v Ilailroml ( 'oiniuoi v. Olid to wer gO and' consolidate the Stock .. . , . , , , . , v . Ul said ( oinpnmcs, making one joint stink Company of the said two Ootn nanies. 1, . TI...1 !.!,.. .l..- ..iii. i -wi. . r.i f, nun iini.v i;.v si IHIOIIC Nonce oi lin? nun; ann inure ot siiin a.a...n .a aa... a: a . a a iiieeiiiiai .. iven m nie siockiiomici -s l) ..Va. . ... l. . I ... A A I A . II . I 1 lthe President of said Company, in iWI at . . simncc or in miiniprnriit of law. I a .... I - . , ... a . a . a. . . - M'tiCST BRADLEY. May 17, '72-4v. President. NOTICE. OK INSOLVENCVT S T llie Hü Inc. it lslT'i ,i ll.n laM, .m - - . ....Ma Jt I ill. , 11.11il BMM Pleas (Jourt of Dubois county, Uie estate of dames Harris, deceased, 'was dee!an?d probably insolvent. Those ! interested are notified that said estate lwi" bc mUoiX "''"rdingly. II A KIDSt )N MORGAN. Vfliii r tin nnoela V,o.

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