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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-09-03
INCREASE OF CATHOLICS.

The New York Herald, speaking of the
recent ceremonies of laying the corner stone
of st. Patrick's cathedral in that city, takes
occasion to compare the present condition of
the Catholic Church in this country with
what it was fifty years ago, in the following
manner:
"tifty years ago there were in the 1ohote
United States one diocese, two bishops, six
ty-eight priests, eighty churches, two eccle-
siastical Institutions, one college and two
female academies. At that time the entire
population of the country was seven mil
lions. Assuming the present population OF
the country to be twenty-eight mllllons-fve
millions more than the census of 1850 show
edit would follow that we had quadruped
our population in the last half century. Had
the progress Of the Catholic Church barely
kept pace with the progress Of population,
there should be at the present day, on the
the basis OF the foregoing statement, four
dloceses, eight bishops, two hundred and
seventy-two priests, three hundred and
twenty churches, eight ecclesiastical instltu-
lions, four colleges and eight female acade-
mics belonging to that denomination. But
how do the figures actually stand? Why, in
this single archdiocese, they are more than
doubled, as we showed by our article yester-
day. In the whole United States, instead of
four doceses (Which proportonate increase
would have given) there are forty-one; in
stead of eight bishops there are thirty nine,
and two apostolic Wears; instead of two hun
bred and seventy-two priests, there are eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-two; instead Of
three hundred and twenty churches, there are
two thousand and fifty-three, besides eight
hundred and twenty-nine stations; instead OF
eight ecclesiastical institutions, there are
thirty-fve; instead of four colleges, there are
twenty-nne; and instead of eight female
academies, there are hundred and thirty
four. In other words, taking the number of
priests and of churches as basis of compu-
tation, the Catholic church has increased
within the last half century, seven times as
fast as the population.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29
What is Wanted.

one Of the greatest wants o. tie people
Il IN assortment Of Genuine Family Medi-
cine combining cheapness and efficacy both.
and which can be de pended on IN most cases
without the expense Of calling q physical
Medicines which are prepored with care
win do what y claimed for them. Surh nre
the preparations Of Colnsiock Of New YORK
a full supply has just been received 70 I'M
place, and ali who are 10 need will do wei
10 nv them. Their assortment comprises
twenty or more different aud specific rsme
dies. They have no -quack cure-ails.'
Also, YouArT's s cAE1rnr's HoRsE I'M
Cattle Medicine, The very best ever used
and the only really scientific and useiu
Horse Medicines ever put up 10 the states.
F,r sale IN Jasper nv ISAAC NfwroS.
In HuntiDgburg by DAVID BRtkpESsriSE
also agents for Mnrse's Indian Root Pills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

4 ND al others who are Indebted 70 JNU
~ ERNy. You are requested 20 come ul
and settle your accounts luMEplATELY-
either bv cash or note. as ! intend changing
business and Mrsy settle no. would rather
settle peaceably. but II compelled your &C.
counts will be put ID the hands 81 proncr o.
6cers for collection. JOHN ERNY.
N. B.-A good stock Of material still o.
hand which will be- made un 10 order, 70 th'
latest styles. VERY CHEAP.
sept. %. 1858.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29
state Of Indiana. Dubois County, IS:

TO The sheriff D. Dubois couity. Erecting
B.. b. Edmonsion, Clerk o. 1ts Dub"is
Circuit Court. do hereby certify that ths
following officers are 10 he elected on The SCI
cond Tuesday ot October, 1885, 10 wA:
a secretary ef state;
an auditor OF STATE;
treasurer OF state;
a superintendent OF public instruction;
an attorney general;
four Judges Of the supreme souri,
. Judge Of the Circuit Cousy insshe third
judicial circuit in said state,
a representative 20 Congressr in the first
congress,onal district OF said state
a representative in the siasfltc 4lssSFe iar
said county,
a treasurer Of ssid county;
a sheriff OF said county;
a coroner Of said county;
a surveyor VI said county;
a commissioner Of snid couniy;-
and one ASSESSOR ior each tow ship IN raId
county.
Witness b. u. Edmonton. clerk q.
r.. : ssid court. ihis 9th day Of 5rp'euaber
1883. Is. d EpMossTos, Clerk.
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Glorious Prospects.

From all points Of the district shc
cheering intelligence comes 10 u thai
Judge Niblack is carrying everything
before him. From reliable intortna-
ton we learn that a grent majority Of
nearly every audience that he and
'Hovcy address are decidedly Niblack
men. At Edwardsport. in Knox co.,
on saturday last, Niblack's speech
was acknowledged to he a capital Int
At Bruceville, on the following Mon
day. Hoyey is said by good judges
and mcn devoid Of any strong poiiti-
cal bias. u have sustained an inglori'
ol,s defeat. The people had bctors
been aNriscd Of his mllyiny cry
kansas and Conventions, aud re-
ceived his sppcals on these and kin
drcJ subjects with marked distrust
and in many instances with openly
expressed contenspt. 80 i has Dcei
at nearly every appointment sine
they commenced The canvass: and $
Iii will be Oh to its close. Il is nov
believed. by mcn who very Lately hay
had the best opportunities Of knowing
that even yand1rburg and spence
Will rive Niblack 4 considerable sna
jority. Thus it may be saic'.y said tina
he will yet a ma.iority IN every count
III the district
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29
support Your Democratic Press

The Albany Argus and Atlas very
Justly SAYS, the Democratic party has
suffered great loss. superinduced By
false issues, Measurements and llbels.
INT fortl, ly snch INSCRIPTIONS prints
as the Tribune. Herald, Times and
Evening journal, against the policy
III the Democratic party and govern
mental affairs in Kansas. AT IN ear
Nv period ia the canvass. many hon
est Democrats were induced to sub
scribe for some one Of these papers,
influenced BY some active willy he
publican ncighbor.
In this manned large clubs We're
formed in almost every town and
hamIrt; and as but few OF the rural
portion 81 oar community take more
than one paper, this stratagem placed
in the hands OF many corrupt engines
Of political power. spreading wide
cast their false and bancfnl influence.
and thus, hy degrees imperceptibly
allurcd many honest Democrats into
the vortex Of Black kepublicanism,
where thry had become 20 ingulted
in the streams Of purple gore that
III fiction flowed 80 proiuscly from
Kansas tllrough the columns Of these
pa,ers. that they could not &c rescued
irom their dangers, until they took
the dreadful leap down the friglntin|
cataract that has entirely submerged
sectionalisn. BY insuring it an inglor
ious defeat. Although the doctrine
ofsectionalisn has been Justly rcbuked
its authors stu live, and will lie founc
spinging mp anew. or in onlc ctieI
dorm. which, shows the Importance .
sn carly aud thorough organization
that will tend to circulate paper
cmanating from the Democratic press
The opposition papcls spread owe
the country will engage in assailin'
the administration of James Buch
anan. Ofthis fact, we Judge the fl
tue by the past. ~ successful,
meet such a state Of things, how I'M
portant that the antidote should i'm
m~cdiatciy follow the bane. In no 9th
II way csa it be done than by tia
of circulating sound Democratic Jour
mails; spreading before the people th
true doctrines cf the Constitution; eS
posing Republican talschood. M
cnlightcning the public mind on q
the great issues that arise under on
form Of government
The principles Of the Democrat
party lose nothing when cxhibite
in the light oftrutli. as shown by III
result in tho recent capvass: in ever
locality where the calculation Of Il
Democratic press was coexfensivc wi,
these herds Of misrepresentation, u
Democratic parfy il greatly IN Y
ascendant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

NOTICE is hereby given that the amounts
~ Of taxes charged 10 Dubois county, Ind,
ivr The year A. ~. 1858, on each one hun
bred dollars valuation Of real aud personal
property, subject 70 taxation. Is as ivllows,
lto-wii:
Fur county purposes Gu cents and one dol
lar on each poll, for sciio0I purposes ~
cents, and so cents on each poll; and Tor
sinking 'und ? cents.
The tow uship taxes are ms follows: Co.
ilum ba 10 cents; HARRISON ID cents; Dam
Bridge 70 cents; Hall 10 cents, i'atoks ~
cents; and Ferdinand % cents.
The special school Tux, levied by the Irus-
tees Of tho respective townships 10 as ioi'
lows, to vii.
cambridge > cents; Hall % cents, and 70
cents on each poll; ratoka ID cents and ~
cents on esch poll and Ferdinand 20 ce"'s'
The lollow ing Is a synopsis OF The taxes
10 the several townships 20 Wit:
C,lambia- 81 cents on the hundred dol
lars. and "a 80 on the poll
harbison-67 cents on the handstd dollars
and 81 SO on the poll
Rainbridge-97 cents OH the hundred dol
larf. and 81 80 on the poll
Hsll-Si OF on the hundred dollar', and
81 rs on the poll.
. Pa,oka-o7 cents on the hundred dollar,
and S2 OO OH the pol
T~erinand-&l - cents on the hundred
dollars uud 81 30 On the poll
!. A J. : o.
THAT ! will attend ~ the several places o.
: holding elections. in lie several township
r in ssid county, on the following day. be-
tween the hours Of 10 cclocf, A. NJ. rnd
O'clock. T.. A.. for the purpose VI receiving
: said tnxes. 70 Wit:
!, Al Hsy-vilie. Thursday, November T.
AtLewi.' Pace. Friday. Nrgsmber ..
Al Polso, q Mil. S.turdav. Novemhe. D.
Al cslestinc. ruescav. November 2.
Al Schnelfs Srorr, " ednesdsy. My. 10.
Z Al Ferdinand. Thursday aud FRIDAY, Nov
iltn and 18th.
AT Huntingburgh saturday. Nov. l3.
eAfl.srer. Mon A.. Nov. 10
NOTICE u further given that w'lI A.
tend AZ nv office, during business hour,, 70
''l,he purpose. o. receiving said taxes, and thu
! unless the same nre paid according 10 law
viii be compelled 70 collect the same, %
!. eeiher with penalty. interest and cos's, .!
distress and sale oi property.
T.. S~TEpHENSO Ireas. ID. 4.
Jasper, Sspr. 30, iS5s.-6w.
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AdministrafOr'. Sale.

undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton on the premises. on the oh day -
October 1858. The following real estate ~
Dubois county TO Wit:
The ems, loif OF the south east quarter
Of section NJ 81. township onr' norm u
range ionr vest. containing ~ acres more
or less, subject 70 The widows interest there
In.
Terms OF salc-One-ihird carh 10 hnn''
in SIX months und one-'hird ~
twelve months, the purchaser giving luieS
with good securi'y, bearing inierestirvm dSy
.of 8 h, and waving valuation laws.
s,p, I5-4w. JnHn HACKER, rdm'r.
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.sASPEik ~ f.sDOts tSUi'HsE
STAGE ROUTE.

undersigned, having obis'ned The con
4 tract f~ csory ing the mail e'we'n az
Der and Loogoo'e.. informs The pubic 'ha'
he has put a good. new stage upon me rou'e'
aud will ~ all times be prepared 70 c"ffy
passengers thrsn1h with -aie'y ari de pntcl.
rhe stage win lesve the Post uihce ~ -
per. on Mondays and + idays at 2 o'cIock'A
NJ and generally arrives a. Locgoo'ee ="
i'm. n connect with the Eastern train on
|,he q &N Rnta:3) NJ. Rrtnsn'ns
leaves I.oorooiec Tuesdays and ssiurdny-'
N z O'clock in fte morning. pastr''ge'S
leaving word Al the Postoflirr y e'ner pace
~,,l be called for al their residences.
"a. a. 4 Jn-frH AcKFRMASS
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TIIAT GIlI..AI NEAIFI I'M.
80 LONG HOlGNl,
FOUND III LAST

This remedy, claimed by the medlcAl pro-
fession and the multiplied tFousshu 'nat
have ased il aud tested - wond'r'u' e"'"-
i've properties. 70 be- he greatest discovery
m medicrl science, and natures remvus'
l. HE result az wears Of toll nnd stuHy.py
one Of Ohio's fav. rite physicians, ~ "r1r'.p
prcduce something that would meeithc WISH
Is "a suffering humanity. aud 'h"nS""oS
from the p%r,ncely palace and lumoie cs',
taye can testify n tfe immed'sie rele'
,ound by iis use. For want " space we nt-
ly offer d few Of the many evidence ~ ~
favor.
Moline. III. Feb 10. 1888
M,ssRsS X NAM a. Co.--Gents: We
4 nd your Ague Dslsnn superior 70 eny rem
.edy in our market for tue permanent 'nff
Iii msrlarious Diseases. We cheerit iyr
commend il as worthy that great name
hns whei evrr sold aud used. "
Very Truly Yours. K'cnAsps y THOMAS
To the sufferers 81 chills, fever and ague'
I cheerfully submit the following: Ii"s'"s
observed closely The effects ~ ir Manhs
4 Que Balsam IN this vicinity Tor b past
three wears. | am we'll pleased wuhiis remc-
d;,l ~rirfues as an antidote 10 malaria.
have frequently used Il 10 my Praclict ani
with entire satisfaction. From my in'NN'i
tpowledre IL this compound. ! frc' m"'eir.
N As safe. prompt aud Efficient
NE Hs-sLDQ,I ~ %
Gallon, Ohio. April ~, is.'S'
Blufton. Ind, May ", 1913.
MFssRs s X NAsn a. Co.-Gensr: nav
Ing sol ysur Ague BaIsam for 'hepast 'hfce
! ears 10 scores II persons la this v'c''l'y'
and closely observing 10 effects, we uo ny
hesitate Ia saying. we believe y the nestrem
cdv ever sold in Indiana, aud viii eites 'ua'y
cure chilIs. fever aud cgue without ni'.
Truly Vaurss M4n4iF4
PnnLnAS& KEArEs, Druggists.
Logansport, Ind, Sept -. 1856
Or MAss:--plcase send me one-hai' grosss
more or your Ague Balsan immcd'aiciy. Y,
IL IN great demand, ara may DC truly s'y'ea
the King Of Fever and Ague.
LyrLE, Physician and Druggist
Saint Louis, March lst. 1905.
MrssRs $ X MANN a. Co.-Gents:f ~
!, have sold I large smoun oi your Aane ~.
Q sam the past three years and hnd That "ne'o
/. introduced sud sold IL Inns no equal W 'no
a history u srue remedies, and frum ~ pal',
1 lar N. west we hear The same chcesnE
news--it nevcs fails TO cure 10 pauent --a"'
'.is look ed upon 10 this ccunisy - 'he ~
med,ciuc for chiIls. lever sud uguc sss' n
our market. 80 woop
i X MANN s. CO. froprictois'
Gallon, Ohio. Sold ~ allgccd ifus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

WE r~eceived ri the Auditors Office, ~
w The a3d Of Sc ptemher. the school laws
passed March g.. 1858. School officers, and
those entitled 10 them, can call al the Office
anu receive them.
Al-c. lust received the Report q III" Su-
prrin,rndent OF Public Instruction for 1851
so, 20. SO. JOIN MEHRIsGER, Auditor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

H-Indicauve Of the extraordinary feel
ing in Illinois ia favor OF Douglas is the
curious fact tha, circular letters huye been
addressed 70 the fifteen hundred pos.mastsr'
Of that State asking their views on the
existing question. and OF this number thai
thirteen hundred and f1rty-seven have given
their decided adhesion TO their gallant Sen
ator. This IS reliable. inasmuch as | have
II from a gentleman direct from Illinois
Correspondent Philadelphia Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29
Proclamation

The qualified voters Of Dubois cosntv In
diam, are hereby notified thar M election
will be held at The usual and legal place. %
holding elections in said county, on The &C
ond 4 uesday nj October next. Tor 'he pur'
nose d elcctn- c.rsons 70 m The offices
enumerated ~ me clerks citsicaie nb"vr.
80, IS. 1858. ia oE HERmAH.S ID e.
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HAVE EAp ESouen.-The Boston Cour-
Ter one VI the ablest representative Journals
Of the old wing sentiment in the Union,
thinks that massachusetts, has had enough
OF Black RepubIlcsuism- and in a recent
issue IN MI editorial aliGsion 70 The Democrat
ia nominees for state off cecs. holds this sig-
nficani language
We shall 10 all in CTR power 70 promote
the election Of these candidates, heartily ana
cheeriully; not because they arc democrats,
but because we wish 10 do fhe State such
service as We can render and because we
th.ak there is no e;her course left Tor nation
al men at present. ia Massachusetts The
Stsie has enough, and We trust the people
a.e at length ready 10 say, mcrethan enough
Of the republican party: aud Il Is high time
Nv every means involving no snrriilce Of
essential principle. 70 resist, and bring g
on end. a power dishonesty acquired, enc
which they have 30 shameiullv abused Az
administration, marked BY . hagfant violl-
ton OF The constitution, aud by a continuous
srries Of departures from policy, principles
md nsares OF the commonwealth, whether
under ~hig or democl ATTIC rule, onglit mol
10 aud can not long stand. We shall man
lain these causes q opposition before 20
people. ia the frank discharge Of cur publ
duty. md take our position here 81 The mos
reasonable and likely means to elect Ia
reformation IN the State
We might inquire o. the old wings OF "
diana # their bre,Lern 10 Massachnscti
/. have had enough, and too much Of hlhe
repubiicaIism. what they can aant ~
at Alli DO they desire 10 put on ~ . ~
. meni that every body else has cast ~ ~
luaihina !-State Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

|" Contradicted-the report that a Yam.
kee has invented machine to "a Ike the noise
out OF thunder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

c1rThe man who tried TO swceten his
tea with one OF his wifc's smiles has fallen
back on sugar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

PRErARNc ron Corn WEATHER.
There have been five weddings in Jas
Der and vicinity within a week
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Similar results would have been
shown IN the rural districts a this
State. as in the cities, had the iacili-
ties for the dissemination OF truth
been equal with that Of the spread Of
error md talschood. designedly shed
abroad by these co workers OF %iniqulty.
b. which they succeeded, to a great
extent. in poisoning the public mind.
There is scaNxly an observer bnt what
HAS witnessed the influence cNcrtcd
over the mind Of those who have sub
scrihcd for and tcol constant readers
of This class Of papers. that have been
continually giving such loud shr:cks
for freedom: this false cry seemed 70
81 corrupt their minds rs to render
Them entirely impcrviorsto reason
while those who had not become cvn-
taminatcd with these ialschoods were
open to conviction, and when tlutl
and error were presented there seemed
Ia be no difficulty IN coming 10 propcl
conclusions relative TO their duty.
The election Icing oser aud thl
question settled. the Democratic part,
IN il,e nation has an suspicious tn
tire before il. The Democratic press
which. ia the past, has prorcn itscl
powerful. wise and cificiust, viii. j.
the future. greatly aid in Deu.ocratl'
councils. ard in the dissemination Q
Democratic principles. and at the sam
time strengthen the Administration
/. III carrying out the doctrines and r.
ducingto practice the theory q sell
Government in the Territories. Iha
The misrepresentation Of this prlcipl
and III the Democratic party my fin'
Il corresponding rcfuration every
where. il j. important that the clrcI
latiun of The Democratic press Shouts
81 more generally distributed ove
every portion Of our common con-
irv. May Democrats speed the ni
rorsant work
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

lJIsaac Newton's Drug Store
looks like a bran new concern since il
il fairly located in its new quarters.
Mr.. Newton has made large additions
to his stock. and now has a complete
assortment Of everything usually kept
in an establishment OF that kind. w,
understand. too, that he is driving an
excellent business. rs very naturally
Il person will who advertises in th'
Courier. tive him a call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

Prmac >prAKnc- NcNt Monday
the Democratic County Candidates
commence their canvas OF this county
at ~llaysvillc. We bcspcak for them
a large attendance, as we arc eoafl-
dent that they vii satisfy all who
hear them. upon any question which
NAV come before them. The wlsolc
ticket is one which the people Of th,
county may Justly feel pread Of, ans
il already fast gaining strength in cv
cry township Of the county. Not
w%ithstanding the personal Polularit,
Of some Of the ''indcpendcnt' candi
dates. We predict that on election da''
there viii be but little opposition Z
the regular Democratic ticket.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

IMrRosEMExr.-Mr. Nichousc has
just finished re-painting and orna-
mcnting the inside Of the County
Court room, and has done his work in
4 style highly creditablc e him as an
artist, though we think it would have
been better without the design above
the Judges stand. The Court room
Is also to be rc-carpctcd. These re-
pairs have been much needed, and w
are glad they arc being executed s.
t~astcfully.
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ITThc masons are progressing ra-
pidly with Mr.. Wendell Erny's brick
house, on the Public Square, and It i
fast assuming it's comely proportions
We understand Mr.. Erny expects e
occupy the lower story IN time for his
Fall and Winter business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

1TDonati ) comet can still be dis
timely secn in this latitude with the
naked eye, about half past o'clock
il the evening, and 4 in the morning
1t shows a tail about as long as cats
and Is rapidly increasing in brightness
and rising higher above the horizon q
that hour. There arc now visible il
tile heavens three comets, two Of then
seen only through % telescope.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

fror .Secrefory Of STATE,
DANIEL MCCLURE. .. Morgan.

IW Strft"ry ~ sNo'ef
DANIEL MCCLURE r. q Morgan.
Avd4or n Sfgie,
JOHN W. DODB, OF Grant.
7raasurtr ~ .S,as.
NArH'L +. CUNNINGHAM, o. vieo.
.Sarerinteidrrf III Public Instr Dei'oa'
SAMUEL l.. RUGG, Of Allen.
AfSsnsy General,
JOS. f.. MCDONALD. Of Montgomery
Supreme Judges,
SAMUEL 4. PERKINS. q Marion.
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decasur-
JAMES N. HANNA. Of tigo.
JAMES l.. WORDES, d Whitley
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Notice 10 Rridgc Builders

LEALsD proposals will be received at The
- Auditors Office Of Dubois cnuntv unul
Friday, the first Of October, 1858, for The
erection Of a bridge across Mill creek, on
the state road leading from Paoli. Orange
county, 70 Petersburg, Pike county. Ind.
For particulars see plan and specifications
In The Auditors office. in the town Of Jasper.
The successful bidder viii BE- required 70
enter into bond, with approved security, IN
double the amount OF The contract price for
the faithful performance OF contract.
By order 81 the Commissioners,
DANIEL HARYlr,
JuHs MEME.
sept l5-3w. superintendent II Bridge
State Of Indians Dubois County, IS:
Ia Dubois Circuit Court, Feb. term. 1859.
Robert y Bowler
against
Tbomas n Bruncr,
Ann 4 nruner and others.
+ appearing by affidavit filed that q cause
Of action exists against said defendants
and that they are non.residents Of the statt
81 Indiana, they are therefore hereby mott
fed Of the tendency Of said action, sn'
that the same stands Tor trial ~ the mex
term Of eaid court, 10 he held at the cour
house in the town Of Jasper. IN said county
on the second Monday Of February. 1859.
b. d. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
w II DkWuLf, Auy ivr plnintIh.
aug 20. lS5e-iw pisa 10
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IPWho are the candidates ~
Township Assessors. We only charS'
one dollar for announcing names.
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