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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-08

OTflcE ~ AUDITOR ~ STATE.
trDiAsAPoLis, A0.. 10 1888.
The ioiio~ing banks have complied with
the amended law Of 1855 ind haze sccuri.
tics dep, lsoswi,h The Treasurer 81 state
a their marie, value, 10 al am mt not lcss
Than fifty Thousand dollars, and ten per cent
in Excess Of thrir circulnsion:
Bank Of Ekhnri, Ei1har.
Bank Of Goshen. Goshen.
Bank Of Go~rnrt, Gosport
BANK Of MI. Vernon. MI. Vernon.
Ran.s 81 P,oli. paoli.
Bank Of Rockville. Wsbash.
Bank Of Salem, Salem.
Bank OF SALEM. New Albany.
Bloomington Bank Bloomington.
Exchange Bank, Greencsstle
Farmers Bank. Westfield.
Indiana Bank. Madison.
Indiana Farmefs' Bank, Franklin.
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Prke County Bank. Rockville.
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Bank OF lndicna, +. Haute.
The following Banks have complied with
the amended Law, but have since given no.
tice Of their intention to withdraw their cir
collation.. Their notes are peysble in coin:
Bank o. Indiana, Michigan City.
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank. Evansville.
Central Bark. indianapolis - redee med
by the Treasurer OF State.
Crcscen, City Bank Eysnsyille.
The following Banks are winding up vol.
and are iedeeming their notes a,
par, ns specified. TIE ten per cent. exces
Of securities u retained by the Auditor:
BrookyiIle Bank, redeemed at the Bank.
Hoosier Bank. do 90 DO do
Huntington Go. Bank, redeemed a, The
Bank.
Indiana Stock Bank. redeemed at Fetch
er's Bank.
Bank Of Monticello. redeemed al Branch
Bank, Lafayette.
Faysltc Co. Bank, redeemed az Branch
Bank, Conners,ilIc.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank redeem.
ed al Branch Bank, New Albany.
Bank Of Syracuse, redeemed at Bank OF
Goshen.
Indiana Reserve Bark, redc emed al Fetch.
Pr's Bank. indianapolis.
SUSPENDED RANKS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-08
NO KANSAS! NO DOUGLAS!
BUT
BOOTS AND SHOES.

M THE undersigned has just
areccived splendid assortment
6~f ~~of Doors AND SHOES, latest
49, styles, ALSO
ua.rGrA 60 9DwHp
and a large quantity Of all sorts Of Liquors
which will sell at low price,.
IL Produce taken in exchange for goods.
Boots and Shoes made and repaired on
the shortest notice, at all times, aud on the
most reasonable terms
EASTERN BOOTS AND SHOES,
n the latest styles, kept constantly Oh hand
AZ the big brick. on the corner Of Main and
Lawrence streets. Jsspcr. Inj.
April 2, IS ma CONRAD NADER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-08
500 SUITS OF CLOS HING!
STRICTLY AT COST FOR CASH.



EAST SIDE or THE COURT ROUSE,
OFFERS for sale At cost his entire stock
~ Of Spring. Summer, Fall ana Winter
Clothing, fine French cloth, cassirneres. cas-
slnet-, satins, linen trimmings 81 al kinds,
hats. shirts, &c., &c, which will be disposed
81 q cost fur CASH ONLY. Those wanting
the "worth Of their money and The right
change back" would do well 10 cali and *.
anime lsstock before purchasing elsewhere
CALL AT THE OLD STAND!
Fast side the court house, IL Jasper.
STEPHEN JERGER.
N. B. Goods sold On time v ia be charged
the regular price.
III Persons knowing themselves indebted
10 me are requested 10 come and settle. eth.
CT BY cash Or note.
ju1c IL, 1888.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-08
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5.
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JASPER COURIER.

0TS. n. PARvIN. advertising aud
Collecting Agent, No. 80 West Fourth ST..
10 cur agent in Cincinns,i.
nTJAcop HKrMAss, ESQ, Is sur ugent
for this county.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-BAzIL b. EDMoxsroN.
Audtor-JouS MEHIiKGEg.
Treasurer EDWARD STEPHENSON.
Recorder-STEPHEs JEBGER.
Sherif;-JAcoB HERMAN.
Coroner-WiLLIAMS cHuELTERn
Surveyor--BEEJAmIs X. kENr.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
Lewis GREEN, Commissioners.
J. b. BicKwERMFRT
OFFICERS OF BArxBRrncE TOWNSHIP.
Justices G. Newcomb, =. Rose.
Trustees - Charles Brkemeier, Francis
'rileage. Kasper John.
Clerk Geo. A. Kizincer.
Treasurer Wendoln Erny.
Constcbles- Anthony Eckert
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-08
HORSE Pow arc Tor SAFE,

MOhsSE FOW arc Tor SALE.
M ME undersigned. huv,ng completed HE
= arrangements for running lis Wool
.rding Machine by steam, offers for sale
NE horse power machinery formerly attached
20 Y. This horse power Is ia good order. "a
IN excellent quality, and viii be sold on We.
~ reasonable t.rms. u applied for soon al
my wool cnrding machine in Jasper.
June 10, 1858. ALOIS ECKERT.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
TurleY Senteheed.

II Yesterday morning Jddge SuMMRRs
pronounced sentence upon PKEsTss 3.
ITuRLEY. who stood convicted Of the muir
der Of his. wife III January last. Il was
4 masterly effort, giving q review Of the
circumstances and testimony detldced on
the trial and making 4 powerful appeal
to the feelings of the prisoner. The healrt
must have been Of adaniant, chat was noi
affected when he held up before the Ptis-
onerthe domestic bliss that he might HAYS
enjoyed, but for his lustful passions
the anxiety Of his father, and the mater.
nal solicitude Of his aged mother in his oe'
hall, while he vas progressing N by
downward career,
When the CLERK told the Prisoner te
stand up. and asked him why sentence ( 9
death should not beFpassed upon him, hi
repfyswas, lin a distinct tone Of voice,
III am not guilty. Of the dhargeas i
stands against me. but I'll am resigned g
my fate. Iilope this Judge will give me
as much time as he can, to prepare e
meet the NEXT Judge If prepared, ] vii
beIa happy man. WI
The Judge, in the course Of hs re-
marks, intimateG inquite explicit terms
that the prospects for Tdrley getting /
new trial, OF having his sentence commit
ted BY the Governor, were baseless, al
the Courteould see no extenuasing cir
cunstances.
AT the close Of MS remarks, the Judgg'
sentenced him to BE- executed on fttzdqFy
the 17th Of September next, between w h'
hours Of 81 A. Nj, and 5 r. M. The Elk
.ecution is to be in public. MIG
Tarley appears somewhat care worn n
and is much thinner aud paler than swhssr
first Put in JAIN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
Public Meeting.

Ala needing Of the Members dfthe Bar,
held al Charleston, Oh TUESDAY. the 22d
day of hse, 1858, on nfolion, BENJA-
Min II. SMITH, Esq was called to the
Chair, aud GE3KeE SIP Arr5S appointed
Secretary. 3SE Il
William a. Qdarrief, EsqS offered tht
following preamble and Iresolutions
which were unanimously adopted Is
Il Wheyeqs, the Members Of the Bar prae,
ttisipg before the County Court Of Kama.
wha County, have learned Die rssigna.
lion Of Jacob GosHoRN, Esqs late Pre-
siding Justice of said Court, therefore Be
It unanimously Teseteed.
Il That by the resignation of JAcor
sGosHoRN, Esq, the County Court has
| lq 9s an able, upright. and learned Pre-,
siding Officer.
2, That we sincerely regret That cir.
cumstances have arisens which sever ouI
connection with so thorougha lawyer,
and complete a gentleman.
3, That We tender to Mr.. GosHoRN oui
sincere thanks for the manner in which
he has presided over the Court in which
we are practitioners, and for The urbani.
ty and kindness. which has characterized
his intercourse with u.s.
4,HThat the Commonwealthis Attorney
for this County, be requested omoye the
County Court, at its next Term, to enter
these resolutions upon its records, and
copies Of them be furnished 70 the Vii
lage papers for publication.
q, II. SMITH, Chairman.
GEoReE s. PArros, tSecrstqry.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
EanaMha River Board.

I The. Directors Of the Kanawha River
Board held q. meeting in this place
(Gharleston) on Saturday last. There
were present John D. Lewis, George. JEFF
fries, James H Fry and john p Hale s,
The vacancy FIN the Board created BY the
resignation df c. cs Tompkius Esq,
was filled b5 the election Of james II.
Carr, Esq IN A
The Board viii hold regular meetings
on the second Monday in every month,
in the town Of Charleston. They have
appointed Alexander. 7, LaidIey Esq
Secretary Of the Board; as yet 10 Pres
iaent pro tenn has been elected. We hope
to have itin our power to publish ere
long some acts Of this Board that win in.
sure the commencement of our river i'm
proyement, and its. speedy prosecution,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
More Stabbilg.

We regret to have to record another
stabbing case in this county. Mr. JOHN
sESgz, young man residing III the
Licks, /" and1very well known il This place,
stabbed a man by The name Of IREDELL
HARoLD. AS is always the case in such
matters, the stories conflict; and as this
difficulty grew outIof remark considered
slanderous, we refrain from saying any
thing aboutits orIvin. Sentz was brought
olf warrant before Justice EsTILL, and
by him committed To Jail for further trial
Harold was seriously, although, we BE-
=lieye, not dangerously wounded. VI
This use Of deadly weapons IS be-
coming altogether too frequent. Within
Ii year past. we. have, as chroaiclers ..
passing events. been obliged TO record
several, and some. which have nottbeef
very serious, we have not recorded
Some Of our hot-blpoded youths, wher
the least offence is given when anything
in the least affecting their unimpeachabl
honor is uttered--do not hesitate, on TIL
first impulse, to resort to knives and pis
tolls We have seer both usedin thu
streets 81 this place. There's a strin
gent law in this State, against the carry.
u - ! t 4 . Nl5
ling 81 concealed weapons, and il ough
TO Be put ii force This free use q
deadly weapons is 40 mark of'eourage.
| il points strongly the other NAY. IA
ture furnishes weapons enough for Com
monsuse, and knives and pistols SHOULD
never be resorted to, unless an indiyidu
| Al Is threatened with an attack from per
son oE superior physical force, ~ By on
known 70 carry offensive weapons Blu
as il npw@is, boys are very free 10 thei
use, and they are used, on trivial occa
tsions. as offensive weapons Our re
marks are general. and not intended e
apply toathis particular ease, as we learr
that M. Sensz did notfuse his knife, IN.
I tii a dangerous weapon was drawn ri
HIM!
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
ii il hight !.

+ 2 III s
II Is ap OH Saying. !. Give tue Devil
his 1aae. NJ. Nav. We are not partia arlg.
anxious 10 claim relationship with tFA An
Gent Henry but We Ike the principle
Of the adsga, notwithstanding !; and our
mind is called to It, just at the present
moment. by the fact that many q the
papers With whom we exchange are quite
free IN tAe uso Of other peoples goods
and chataels in other words. they acab-
bage I other editors articles, either en-
tire Or with Ia the. sweetness SO drawn
out, AZ that when the baniling comes back
to its parent it is hardly recognizable,
but still, Oh .aIclose examination, the "ear
marks aFeIapparent. \ Some IF the CITY
papers are api To- do this they make nlla l' Up
summary. ii which they make tree use
.of articles from country papers, merely
altering IA few words ii the commeneea-
ment. Of else eondensing them, mithoIutt,
in either case, making any mention Of the
paper from whence they derived the a..
ticIe, III the. information We bare been
/ freqaentJsufsrer in this vNas We ad-
mit.we arc a rather small II twiuk'ller,'
and, perhaps, asna1l pattern Of an editor
but, for these Very reasons, five do give
any ! Information, or happen 70 nv 4 good
thing, we should have credit for 1.-THE
Devil should have his due-ifIEonly by
way Of encouragement. But, what gaye
our bile an extra stirring Up justt at this
tima-ana we regret it, as+such 2 state a y. Of
things is very dangerous when the Fiber
mometer stands at a8e in Fthe' shade-ls
ibis. Ia the aqr May flth,, We wrote.
an artielefof nearly a column il il length,
under the caption Of + Iu9aaag ana Spoag-
iing.''. In due course Of time. Che article
came back to I'd as the original leader in
the W1arsan ( Missouri Ss'ainel, merely
changing the title 10 Tie Country Ed'
ora chapter OH SpoagingII' think
there apqs some Sponge there, and pre-
fixing two additional lines 70 the article ;
which great literary featIthis editor seem
ed to think entitled him tol the right 70
re-bsptize our offspring, ana have il ca g. ]
ed by lis patronynhic. We were strong
ly| tempted to call this poor devil 81 aFn
editor to ali account for his tbieying pro
at lifetime, but concluded p +
let him pass. Since then, the article has has
come to us in different papers, credited
to the Wdrsdlo Sentinel. Sim last satuF-
days Mail, We received the Restesm Ms
souriaan, Published atWarreinlsburg, No,
Ca good democratic sheet, Which we FIJI
sorably noticed a#few weeks since con-
taining this same article, andgiying cred
1T to its Missouri brother, We ate
surprised al this, Jas the AissoQrfdn ex-
changes with US, and ought.to have seen
the article incur paper Bpt, of course
there was no-design on its part, /.
We have sufficient vauity,.tq be pleased
when ouf articles are copied tint6 othhell
papers. but, as We said before, |" Give ths
Devil his due;' and we cannot but say
that We feel slightly fiattered that they
are considered worth stealing.
P. s. IT this 81 worth /" cabbaging,"
The Sentinel is welcome TO it'll
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

The Greaabrier Weekly Efo, i
blessed with . correspondent who
halls from Braxton g. H., Sutton,
who lnodestly ensconces himself ID.
hind the signature Of. ~ Heseenls
to consider himself the Don Qnixott
of Braaton, Lewis and Nicholas
Counties, and Is ready to doIbattle
with any one who may say aughi
against the majesty ofthose counties
and he walks ihtp the publisher d
the \ Star with / peculiar I" pheroel
ity.n Although we know4the yerl
dict Of the Commissioners fto1ocate
the. Asylum will coincide with onl
remarks, yet, for the sake. ofallayine
the ire of this ferocious 8 ~ who il
disposed to send bur publisher 4 to
We will take back all We
said, aye and go further, and say
that the little holein which Sutton il
IFS The exact geographical
centre Of the world, and that the hole
is go deep, that EXPLORING d few feet,
and inserting tube, they can talk
with the Chinese land that Il h, Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

~ III Il HuI HDilRNy NUI Fu!h'AA NJ Eot r' .% q.
Dosyon spos4 I'd Eohip him, oh Suo no
But 3rd feed'rn some 'ay,latttl slSe i'm some
Andery, geetup Neddy, vydon' T lyon g'lang y
!. #AAzIn- front Of one Of the principal e mis-
7cellaneous z stores, on our pain street,
one day last week, quite an amusing
scene took place. A couple df the young
s.Ibloods If tlif place, wishing TO take
4 sort Of business. pleasure rifle, hired a
".bloodea" mig of one.of oRr citizens,
as ''mocololiYe" to propel them. i was
d very warm day, and this 4 bIoodea -
animal Of tie equine species WAS not i'm
favor Of. leaving his stable, VI ereupo.n it
was very gently insinuated4 y Y him, BY
means Of q couple Of knock dbwns. that
ii was necessary he shouldbe able to
prove 5ar alb from the spot III was then
occupying. Finding matterB growing
extremely warm, he suffered Hsarrbo 70
bring him up, I all in 4 latherl" in front
of the aforementioned e miscellaneous
store And now commenced a scene
that beggars description. After snugly
slowing away III the buggy, theinecessary
adjuncts to j pleasure ride, our two
n bloods spfang iuto the buggy, one 81
them seizing the reins, and the other the
whip. The one braced lis fset, and
spread his arms a kimbo, holding tight
tile reins, whileIthe other mads Il grand
flourish and crack with his whip, expect
/ hg to leave head quarters alta 2::4o pace,
But5horse7aesh,i like law and women, is
mighty unsartin. Their \. bloodelh =
Neddy commenced " advancing back
wards and caused the buggy u describe
angles, squares and circles, that would
have puzzled a newly elected County
Surveyor. Our bloods !" Jumped out,
! {being careful to take with them the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT adjuncts, !" AID sambo
Jumped in, and soon the " EMBODIED "
equine presented 4 slightly bloody ap-
pearance AFTER some two hours coaxing,
land application Of !" gentle persqasives. 2
some" slightly inward cussins,f' as Sui
Loyegood would say. on the part Of oul
young gents, and some yociferoas cheer:
tings Pm the part Eof the spectators, hi:
horseship ceased 'tsquaringa circle, and
left with our two gents, at a spanking
pace Of the incidents on the road, . this
deponentfurther saith not" That It was
somewhat Perilols, Us evident from TIL
factIthat our fancy gents made their iap.
appearance in town, after darh Oh thu
next day, riding On three wheels and /
rail having in tow a lately defeatea
candidate, and alarge quantity ofAdiluted
tanzy. IR ...
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
KANAWHA VALLEY STAR
RIsnt ii search AbandonS

BIZ New York papers received ters
by dc Aaaqieha Valttsy. ne len III !
,,s,ys nave Been received from Ehgk !
making satisfactory ezplariaf'ons fnN U
card to the recent outrages on ouf CON
nerce The administrator here ds seem
ID think The matter settled we hape th
matter viii be fully investigated, and $
arranged that no difficulty will hefeaMt'e
occ,,r u .th;s sexatidus question. Apo
.ogies win not suffice, when the oifefie 4
are 60 frequently committed Fl.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
The Weather.
perieence


\ 't'Tis raging noon and, vertical, the sun
Darts. on the head direct his fureeful rays
Such was the exclamation of Thomp-
son, in 4 auld lang syne," and such
is our opinion Of the weather for THO
past fortnight. It has been extreme
~ warm no, that is nottthe word
liz has been hot, decidedly hot
Everything has suffered with the
sWeltering heat. For the past few
days, the monotony of heat has been
varied with an occasional shower, but
before the clouds had done weeping,
the water on the payements would be
gin IT'D boil-at any rate, il steamed
Eof. The sun would come out, refnl.
gent with, 5splendor, and dart il
bright rays oil terra firma, and every
tthingwonld soon be scorched up, Of
gointo a state liquetaction,
On Sunday last, we lad very
heavy thunder shower the most1ter.
rife of the season. We understand
| the lightning struck in two Or three
places III this vicinity.
notwithstanding this very warn
weather, our place is blessed witt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
Thanks.

! n s. THOMSON, Of San Francisco, Cal,
willplease accept our thanks forHfles 81
California papers. a
Messrs. Johnson and STRArroN,
clerks Of the" Qaarrier ! again have
our thanks for Cincinnati papers.
We are glad to learn that the Guar.
rier is doing good business ana sas-
tains its popularity.
WAGNER and ALEsHIRE clerks Of
the ii Valley and i, DoDDRIDGE
Esq., the plain Pilot3 have again laid
ais under obligations for Cincinnati
and New York papers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
Alnrnds ILonorabie j

Z lfnN onr last, in wondering who Tie un-
fortunate editor could be, who had been cen
diddled out of S25 on board Of the 4 IA
nawba Valley" BIZ sharper, we gently
n s;naated that, from antecedents, il
miaht Ne die ..IJunior' ofthe Repu6iiton.
The worthy Junior. Dave Fl denies the
soft impeachment, and we hasten to make
the ccrrectiopl as we learn some Of his
female friends feel Every sorry 70 think
the Junior has such bad habits The
reasons furnished BY the Junior, to con
vince us that il could not be he, we think
very coSent. fhe first y, The time i
past iii remembrance when no had s2t
at any pne time /: the second u, eIhas
not beet known to pay any Of his debts,
and he says IRE public Knows that he i
so honest, thatff he had beeen EN- fortunate
as 10 have had ouch a large sum Of nspa:.
ey, he would have applied i to. tha
PURPOSE Ver51m sal Proof positive.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

PRIcE and ADKINS, the two men from
Boone County who were convicted d
passing counterfeit money at Goals
Mouth. inIthis county, were started for
Col, Morgan's Hotel in Richmond on
Thursday of last week srEcAI was not
sent on, and wennderstaud a petition is
10 circulation, asking from tile Governor
q pardon.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
..Insiire of .thf Peare.

In consequence Of Tie resignation Of
JAcoB Gosuons. Esq, as announced last
week, the office Of Magistrate in this, the
Charleston District, is now vacant. An
election 70 fiji this Vacancy will be held
On the 10th Of Hext month (see Clerks
notice Of election in another column. ~
There are two candidates for the Office
before the people of the Distriet-BENJA-
MIN H. SMITH Esq, and Dr.. spIcER
PATRICK, who authorizes us to say, in
answer to the call made on him III both
Of the papers last week, that he will serve
as one Of the Magistrates, if the people
see proper to elect him: Either Of the
gentlemen in question would make agood
.ofieer, being well qualified for the s5itua-
ton, 50 far as regards legal ability d ex.
perience{ / .;. H
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

Tvs
FHosT, Of the Rapde@ood Chronicle.
says he has been strongk aolicitd 10. take
superior post, in new Regiment
they are forming u JackS rty. but
thar he declines inFfayor x sienk lIINEs-
sAs, \ who ilitarY expgRnce, and
brilliant aehievefnenf bloolsss fieids,
emiuently qualify BIN fcr thelhigh. and
responsible position Of Coloal Of the
Regiment While We regret 81 extreme
modesty (editors, however. "A usually
modest. J Of E1it5fI Frost, We don't think
fihe rejected mantle could fall On Sroader
or more redoubtabie shoulders. tina those
III our friend Hinesmah. Tie 6lnnes:
with which he run. tile holiness with
which lie cried "Dor't sheet, "tle to,
nabity with which he stuck 10 the eud
on his clothes. at the time his DoneyEa.
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