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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-27

J. Bradford.
Piper + Bradford.
HOUSE FUESsszzER g. CAB"
ANET 1s AKEEsS.
CHAIRS! CHAIRSN
/ large invoice Just received Of The flo
II lowing patterns, OF Mahogany, Walnut, Oak and
HoNGAG. ~NAVFIowER,
GREClAN. CANE ROCKING,
L RIM, CALIFORNIA ROCK g,
OAK OFFICE, SPINDLE BACK RDCH'G.
~SLATRACA, CHll.DfEN'S A'NKING,
CARVED TOP, do PEG AIM
-AND-
Toy Chairs,
Now anoat and to arrive soon
LARGE EASY on rockers and castors,
NURSE with and without arms,
PIPER Il BR ADFORD,
ET1GERES! ETAGERESN
fine assortment Of Mahoganv and
a Black Walnut--hve and six shelves. Just recie.
ed at PIPER y BR%ADEORD'1.
SIDE BOARDS,
BUREAUS AND,
WHAT NOT DESKS, at
IIPtR / BPaDFORD'S.
AAITRASSESf
We are now prepared to furnish matt
~ RAISES OF our own manufacture,
PIPER Il BRADFORD.
MOSS WANTED!
We will paw the highest market Price
~ for good Mr5S9.
PIPER & BRADFORD.
NOCSE-FURNISHTNG GOODS
| large assortment of
Il Plain and Japanned Tin Ware.
Bath Tubs, Hip Baths and Sponge Baths,
Cash and Deed Boxes. Tubs. Wash board=.
Mating. Rugs, Mats. Foot Scra pers, Mops,
krnnn.s Eair K t.. tEor tia.nrn S.-nt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-27

NJ \. y T |, .--
~ THE SUESi'RIbhlS Mill Buy trum one to
$50 thuusa md barrels MUI.t>St> IN tl>ltkN ut the
market price. from Zot!! OcIo.Iar To january !si
Sept. Il DAkbtE q BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-27
Fresh SuDpLlcss

E7EeSh Supplies:
n CASAS r.AtNN SliulllthkS,
~ -f.""o H. Bulk Fork. iicg round,
70 iibI-. Mess lork
251s i|bls Pig Pork for family use,
5u42 Hhi~ Mes iic"f-u,ry choice,
u ta>ks iinms. sanford x Cranes
rs do do Evans X Swift.
Casks l'onin'ck> Smoked Peef,
500 Fbl Flour. ct'"tc" brands,
so i;nxeS STA taIi!er. ! TO ID
so = aian,an'tnc tantics q TO Is,
- Sperm. !, X t..
too Boxes Winrhr,ter Soap small boxes
600 German-lar4c Y small bars,
SO Bags Rio tul!er.
Java in Pockets, and
Government Brntnn, choice article,
50 Cases l!nret Wine,
IS Sautrrn,
- Gases Chateau Rauzin-fne article
S. " la Rose,
SO Gases F.lkirk Ale. ITS. 4 rints.
- " EtH!nI a-nc tT!er. quarts,
30 I5oSez Choice Wcstr; Ii t'.re&e,
IS Kegs cherry Valley Butter,
90 Ch'ice Family do,
Is t;cSf, u--vrry uperfne,
20 i Pigs Feet.
50 Ill. I.raus WHISKY,
50 Fishers 10.
25 ! Monnnss heia,
20 Oh Rye.
2at= Rhl> Nononcal, a copper :s t!1ed, r r
20 Hbl> Loaf Sngar SINGH ans, double refined.
30 rnNts LnDuwnrth~ Ta'awIa.
- Pills celebrated Calb"nn WHISKY,
20 Small chests IErer'n1t'reen Tea,
CO - Gunpowder 10.
go Casks choic" Rice,
zoo dog. Straw Bronuls,
ZOO Bag + Inc 4 Coarse Salt,
- Qr. Casks American Brandy,
And q number If other articles. 10 all If which
invite the attention Of orr Wet Baton Rouge ,
'r"sse Tete Ir'enls. with the ASSURANCE that no effoF
Aill bc left untitled TO give uniform "a ti<faction.
may 8. B+ lI}jE l. BENJAMIN.
, 1858-09-03

sANDWlcEE lsLANDp8 PRoDUcR. -
A Sp general asooE1mont % provlaionaI IlIIz
"a 3e., nay BE- loun1 q he store q Ne Pu0RfASe
MtLI CO., q fetkalsi, WoodS canaD ". t.
iu AIRY 70 1T RiLtkE
, 1858-09-03

~ --''~''S S'N AN~N' ~
zotn Ju'!. ...E.
iho ceieoration oi the fourth was attended
WIN Tue usuai amount Oh accidents some tmr'y
or iorty children and adults IN the different
states having been manned or killed SO lar as
heard from.
Ano.ner mass Oi rock earth anu uees sepSr'
ateo themselves from uoat ISIano' ~ niagara
rams, anu went numbering GOWN INTO 'le enasn''
Inc niagara rams oaaes.e tninks tnA' a. 'ns ra.e
DuaaiO may nope IN ume 10 nave 'ne runs
"tnIn the ei1y hmlts
Al'er sentence Oh deatn mao oeen passed upon
.ne iullian' oahcem', a' New iork' the prisoner
'anueu 70 'he Vour1 paper declaring 'na' ne
was innocent, out haa oeen convicteu oy 'ne aiu
Oh money wmcn result ne might nave eApec.ea
under monarchy out never could nave Anuc'-
PA.Ou unuer . repuoheOI AmeI'cA
a son oi Ais~anae, EWING VINO h'ss near
MouH' I,easAnh Au'' became o.eineA'eu J. '%e
narVes''neia anu was 'nr0"n in.o s,A's o. ueil,
rui' :" '"'. 'Ouu'''o" ny ".H' " ,io NUS "
Uon" Dto"n' 'r' "eAr n.'snDo'' wnels u'o ~
O"' -"u apps~i~"'o ~ .S. "o' D""
sa., .". oLe .sn NJ eO,s.'O' "'- eN "s'
Na, nv. ~ 49, "A'.s,
"s ss'e"'P' " DO'' ." a''e''A,. msn ~ ooiu,i''
SS % on,o' see',s nAe,y !" ~ = iAiuis on ,.OS .nS
c'u 'iv snA'. nau pene'ia.eu 70 'ie usp'uOi i'V0
ie'~ fn'y 'eet more WIN eOmP'ete .ne iAs' CON-
'iae' OO'"een 'ne :o'A'O mouse oOn'iniSsiO"eis
anu inc Par''es VINO are performing 'ne WORK
Inc limestone stratum seems 70 ecupse oy mr
any'n'ng Of uhe k'no ever before ncaru OF IN inc
geO'Ogy oi 'ne country as tne smart mas aiready
oeen SUNK in'o !" upwards oi one tnousahu iCe'
IN the worcester fohce Court, Natnan D.
uates was nneo siO ana coS's lamouh!ing IN all 70
Ss.OOl lOr snU0uns TWO "O0u'0eNs IN inc '0"h
VI :pe"sei' ii' june las.
a iuli AcoOun. o. 'ne uurln0' VI, M''0nea' OIL
.he sum'nl.o u mount Ai''Snel, ~ NUT" Laro-
s.. Vue 49, pO,.e =, '-.N !, '.' o"l'.N
S'a'SS east 0' .he nO0ky hUun'a'nS) s gwen N
'Ie nAlelsu .sg~'er u M''cnOl lOS' niS ,le
WINS. VnsaseI u measuring anu surssy's une
mountain on whlcn ms remains now repOSe tne
luneiai was a''enoeu oy Tue most distinguished
men IN .ne o'a'e' anu 'ne ceremOn'eS were very
Impressive
0nAI,0s Asri, agcd twen'y'One' son Of Mr.
'aines ,.,r % MonSOn' Ae' was urO"neu AZ 'na'
p'a0O wnus "s.nn
esO,ss J. -essO's ~. n's ~" u''ss" ysA.s u
sss' ~ WY uiO"nSe w, :. S.snu ~ Ans 'Asue,
en y HOul Oy@. ""l,o .l'us' Anu 'Is sOn JI"Psu
- Z -. s M 49,. ~ a. \. .V- 49,
a.n.. Isl.rS vi ~. 49,. -. - -, - =.
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|, 80
, 1858-09-03
JOHN d. ARTHUR, IA.
IMPORTER AND JoBBER

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
HAs JUST REcEIvED, ny LATE ARR
IL walls from the EAst, and will continue 70 receive
large and varied assortment Of
, 1858-09-03
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN.


To the Public.
TTNIS celebrated GinpFetendg nothing but what is,
vis pure and unaduteraed article, and assuming
ARTIFICIAL merits VI what Il not, zone o lis rival i'm
extensive saies il The cities Of New YORK, Psadeiphs,
Boston and the Western cities, has been pronounced BY
the public as we'll as by the best medical and scientific
authorities throughout the United States and the Canada
TO be superior not only beverage o general use, 70
any other article connecting against it, but Is unequad
To persnns travelling In these days Of rapid transit from
East to West, North to South and particularly to
those crossing the thmus and who are constantly chang
ing their water well as their clnatewho are drink
ing INDEED dozen kinds Of water In every twenty four
hours aud each dFaught containing property acting
In chemical antagonisms the preceding one, thereby
causing unnatural degree Of excitement 10 the stomach
teacting agent. FrOm the fact that thin article Is pre-
pared expressly 70 meet such exgences, and 70 act as
Ee know IL will art, antidde, we confidently Fe-
scribe i as the very best article in the country The
name Of Aromatic scheidam echnapps has never been
attached In any way TO this article.
The London Clul-EE0use Gin c3
Requires q the usual canton 10 the public 70
articles, beyond the base art Of counterfeit itng.
.s The London Club-IIouse Gin
Il an antidoeto the hOrble adutet0n 70 which every
thing alcoholic u enbmtted-the noxious poaons made
up and sold as AROMATIC scHEIDAM ScHEAPPs, &c.
The London cInb-IIouse GIN
Requires no word Of advice" no cauti0i to The pub
c Those who once drink il dnd security in lie virtues
against the vicious Temptations Of drinking any Of Ne
vile limitations, even under advice y while those who
selves been cautioned BY the public 70 beware Of any but
THB LonDon CLuB. .HOueE GM
5715g WILLIAM II. DAY.
- kole Importer, New York.
, 1858-09-03

In the Island Of Rhodes, according to recent
letters, all the crops were perishing from drOuth,
Murrain had broken out amongst the cattle, and
extensive depredations were committed by birds
Of passage. The Governor Of the Island had
formed corps Of 100 practised marksmen to kill
the birds.
, 1858-09-03
LILLIAN II. DAY,
kole Importer, New York.

N0TICE.-The unexampled success Of the LoxpoN
CLuB HUrsE GIN has induced host Of imita ors, who
Purchaser will please notice the fac sss Of the sigma
ture Of the undersigned on the label.
WIN. H. DAILY
For sale BY all the principal Liquor Houses IN San
Francisco, California. e-Smis
, 1858-09-03


Nh. EDIToR:-In reply to Mr. Rossi, permit me
70 say that have great respect for all foreigners
Roman Catholics, and others; but when men
commit errors, they should bo required to sec
them. Before l close hope to correct certain
blunders committed by Mr.. R. His allusion to
me Is singulariy strange, Of which Imust say, as
did the clergyman's wife when her husband re-
quested her to chastise her babe, as 1t was little
riproarous, ~ cannCt find place large enough to
apply the rod"
Mr. R. intimates that certain clergymen are
fearful of his movements. If he receives that
idea from my communication to the p. c. A.,
viii relieve him by taking back my irony, as it is
known to you, sir, that we, as ministers Of the
Gospel; desire to accomplish the greatest good
among the whole people; and VIC fear no man,
we only fear God.
Mr.. R. says, "our sensible people begin to per-
ceiye how they have been deceived" Sir, who
are those peoples and by whom have they been
deceived? Docs It mot naturally follow that
those who do not think as he does are illlterate
II so, the world is to be pitied. Ny friend GER
tainly has been dreaming, as in this country,
above all others, men think for themselves. Will
he dare to say that the people Of this Territory
are insensible, ignorant and incapable Of judging
for themselyesl Mr.. r says, az shall endeavor
TO enlighten the people" Who ever heard Of
such language falling from the lips Of sane man
Are tho American people only scmi-civilizcdG
Cannot these Yankees read for themselyesg Are
our people SO iliterato as to need foreign aid
win wisdom die with Mr. R.f If 50, how unfor.
tunate Il will be for the people Of this coast Mr..
r. takes exceptions to our begging propcnsities.
Now, sir, who for one moment will object to
system Of this kind. where Il Is known 10 every
one that the funds which we thus obtain arc an
propriated to the building Of churches and school
houses in our country. Sir. II we did mot give
the people an opportunity to aid in thus building
up our common country, We ought to leave il and
rive place 10 others. But in begging M We do.
Wa onlv carry ont the wishes Of he people as we
have IN erecting churches and school houses
,hronvhout the world
M r. saws ..vour statsments do want IN.
..,,h. s;r s,.,. ,t., 40, ~, 49, a. 0.o,o
,s.;I ~. av.r r,i,.r.d an ,,n,,u,S. .nd ~ ~
-. - .,....,... 49,, at,., -. -,h,";,., ~
~ ~, .,.-ss- y. @ ,",ss I 80. -. ss. !
cs. | a.. a. .o,',d = Is I. s,s,i:s i - ,ua !. -. -
tar, and says ~ would Do iOoilsil IN me 70 pre-
tend TO enchain Satnn especially in a hee coun-
try" Sir, fear Mr. r. would need help to chain
him in any country; but IL he can hope he will
at bis earliest convenience, as think It would
---aN n a . A.
, 1858-09-03

The subscriber, having purchased and made arange-
ment. for iul supply q Agricultural Implemens, 10
New York and Boston, IRON whence be has but recently
, 1858-09-03
PUGET SOUND HERALD.


sTEILACOOM, W. T., SEPT. 8, 1858.
, 1858-09-03

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
uAs JUST REcEIvED, ny LATE ARRI-
II vals trOn tne Et and viii continue % receive,
large and varied assortment Of
AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Among which are the iOllOwipg-
Or Yokes assorted slses complete;
Grindslones, assorted sizes-alarge assortment;
Ok Yokes, plain; OK bow pins; OK chains;
ChaIns, Thermometer and cylinder, assorted sizes;
Steel Garden Rakes, assorted sizes; Potato Hooks and
steel spades. Amsss. squarei long and short handled
oes Tu.s HO.i assorted sizes; California and Plant.
steel gram ana coal ssOOpss hay Knives;
CrowbaFs, Sledees Screw frenches, Brushes;
Hay Cutter. assoried slzes horse and Wool Cards;
Axes Hunts and Collnsh Stole Trucks assorted sizes;
Hay Forks, ., and tine Tattles and other kinls;
barley Forks, large; Manure and Straw Forks;
hay Rakes; Barley Rakes, best quality;
Seedsowe; Cultivation, with steel and cast iron teeth;
Horse Rakss, revolving and steel teeth; =.
Farm Wagons, light and heavy; Harness;
garlS and Cart Harness. hamee; horse Collas;
Canal BaFroWs. bet quality, In cases Of u each:
Winches, Tor the Mines; Double Trees three horse do;
PloWa, steel and cast iron Of ell sizes and prices:
Plow Polnts, all kinds; Trace hains; Post Auges;
in orsSss Se vne noVps sS rsD, Ms buckets T,
Axe, Pick, Sledge, Fork and Rake handles;
Corn MUS, grain Mills; slckles; scyths Stones;
sannlng nus, e Sried sizes; Extra KNIVES, Bexes;
Reapes, Mower, TbresheFs. &c. /. a -I3IF
The subscriber having purchased and made arrange
ment. Tor illl supply Of Agricultural ImplemeuiS In
new a1rk and pcson' nom whence be has but recently
IN THE CONSTANT RECEIPT
By clipper ships arriving during the season, vIch hs can
afford and win sull On as favorable terms e any other
deaara viii And ID fnr thar lneer~.1 n, 81. "a - ~
, 1858-09-03
alisttIlantuus.
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1853.

DR. r. N. O'BRIIcN, LATE RESIDENT PHY-
IL scian and surgeon II the County Hospital, San
Francisco and Of the hospital nf the Sisters Of Mercy s
now IN charge Of the aarne Hospital at Port Townsend.
DR. OBRIEN Is also prepared 10 receive private pa
tients He hAtieTs himself tOo with the hope that an
experience Of sixteen years the pratce Of bis proie
sion both private and hospital together with thorough
medco ehru ga education, a. evidenced BY the proper
guarantee Of diploma 20 that effect will obtain for lin
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget Sound. ~.
'' Pm oBRrEN, ND,
Port Townsend.
win be duly acknowledged. "a H1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-05-07

NOTICE il hereby given that BY vlrs
~ tue oi fee bill issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF Dubois
co. Ind. aud to me directed. l have levied on
and will, on the 9Th OF June 1858, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and =. d..
Of said day, at the door Of the Court House
in the town Of Jasper. In said comfy. offer
for sale at public auction. the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven years
of the following described property, to-wit:
The south east quarter Of the south east
quarter OF section NO. thirteen in township
No. one. south OF range four west, contain
ing 40 acres, more or less.
And should said rents and profits not sell
lfor a sum sufficient 10 satisfy ssd execution
and costs, will at the same time and place
and between the hours aforesaid offer Tor
sale and sell at public auction the fee simple
Of said real estate.
Taken in execution ss the property OF
George Tabor. in the suit OF George Tabor
against Robert Poison.
Terms Of sale--Cash.
JACOB HERMAN, s. D. c.
May 7, ls5S.-3w. Pf ~ Do.
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orally "putting girdle around the
earth in forty Minutes" But il ap-
pears il is not to be. The undertake
inc has been thrown aside for eight
months at least, and the valuable time
Of Congress continues to be occupied
a. the expense Of such practical meas
nrcs as these, with the eternal theme,
Kansas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-05-07

6 roLEx from the subscriber, living three
- miles east OF Leavcnworth, In Crawford
county. Ind. on the night Of the 2Sth Of
April, 1858,
One dark Iron Grey horse,
three years old, and about l4A hands high,
both hind feet and one fore foot whitcs some
white above the left eye. dark name and
tail, with some grey mixed; } fresh horse
bite on the LEFT hin. Liberal reward will Be
paid for delivery Of horse or thief 70 me At
Lcavcnworth, " for Information 90 that
can get him.
may 7-6w. Il ~ SIrERT.
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GOLDEN PRIZE
FOR
IllrsrnArrDl S5S TllvsrnArrD'

THE New York WEEKLY GOLDEN
PRIZE Is one Of the largest and best lite
rary papers Of The day. An Imperial Quar-
10 containing Eight pages OF forty columns,
Of entertaining original matter; and Eie-
yantiy illustrated every week,
A Grrr WORTH FROM so CENTS To 5000
I'm GoLp, WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH Sup-
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Une copy for three years 90 and ? glhs'
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The articles to be distributed ase n
prised in the following lis11
2 packages gold. conf w escn
s @ @ 3, ,SS each s:sh
10 pat. lev. hunt. case watches 100 each
Oh rold watches Is each
"a a. 60 each
M 40 30 each
ooo ,.d;es cold whtches. as each
900 silver hunting cased watches. 80 each
500 silver watches, ~ 70 70 eson
1000 gold guard, vest lob chains 10 % 80
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches. Ear
Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Nut.
tons, Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, gold
and silver thimblcs, and variety o. otncr
articles worth from so cents TO $l5 each.
Immediately on receipt Of the subscription
money, the subscribers name will be en-
tered upon our subscription book opposite
number, and the gift corresponding with mat
number will be forwarded, within one week,
10 the subscriber. BY mail o. express, post
paid. u. -
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dressed 10 DEAN a. SALrER, As y ~
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ALL persons who have any claims 70 mako
N upon the Rev. Joseph Kundeck, decd,
for deeds, certificates, or other documents
entrusted to his care, will please call upon
Rev. r. Bcdc O'Connor, at his residence in
Jasper, as soon as Il will suit their conven-
fence. p. ULEic CnRisTES,
Paul Eek,
Executors OF Rev. J. Kundeck's estate.
jasper, april 80, lS5s-Sw.
nrPaoli Eagle plense copy three weeks
and send bill TO our Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-05-07

HORSE SToLEN.-As will be seen by
in to.day's paper, Mr.
Sibert, living near Lcavcnworth, had
a valuable horse stolen from him on
the 2Sth. 1t is thought there is q
organized band Of horse
thieves through the southern portions
Of this State and Illinois, and thatone
Of their dens is somewhere in Gibson
county. How would a Vigilance Com
Imittcc do for them!
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oTThe Golden Prize" published
in New York city has changed pro-
prietors. Dean g. Salter succeeding
Beckett 8 Co. This paper ranks Sec
ond to none in point Of literary merit
and topographic excellency, and in
addition to the value OF their money
in TIE paper, each subscriber receives
an elegant gift. We have specimen
Il the "Prizc" in our possession which
We will be pleased to show to any per
son desiring to subscribe. Read thu
advertisement.
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Mount Vernon the Property Of the
Nation. In the Washington Union OF
Friday appears communication from
Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham, Re-
gent Of the "Mount Vernon Ladies'
Association" making the gratifying
that the contract fol
the purchase Of Mount Vernon has
been closed. The price paid was $780,
900 for 900 acres Of land, including
the mansion and landing place, and
above all, the tomb.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-05-07

European Emigration. -- Ncgotia
tons arc now going on between Great
Britain and the states in the north Of
Germany, for turning the tide Of emf
grafton irnm the United States to thu
English colonies, and more particu
larry to Australia and the Cape o.
Good Hope.
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The Conference Bill Passed.

The bill reported BY Mr.. English
from the Kansas Conference Commit
tee, has finally passed both branches
of Congress, after a lengthy and spir.
itcG debate, and is now a law OF the
land. 1t passed in the House by q
vote Of yeas 1i2, nays lo3; and in the
Senate by 81 yeas to % nays. The
whole natrcr is now in the hands Of
the people Of Kansas to decide upon
by fair and legal vote; and which
ever way they may determine VIC
cheerfully say, amen. We are truly
clad that this Pandora's box OF evil Is
removed from our national Legislature
for time, at least.
The Senate bill admitting Minnesota
comes up in the House next week.
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rs hereby given. that on Tuesday, the 25th
j day OF May, A. d. 1858. the County Sur
veyor Of Dubois county will be present 70
run the lines and determine the boundaries
and subdivisions, aud also establish the cor
.,ers, Of section l6, r. !, 8. X. 4 W.; also
that OF the T.. \ ). X. 1 Of sec. IL. !. }. >.
r. 4 w., and the N. 4 az the N. =. ! eee.
IL, and the 3. Of the 8. Z. sec. 3, SANE
town aid vange. All persons interested are
required 10 attend.
april 30-3w. r. rTEPHENsoH.
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A JAw-B REAKER.-A man by the
name Of Pleistcr, in St. Louis, on
Friday last, made a wager that he
could upliit a barrel Of been with bis
teeth. Whilst endeavoring to DO SO
he had his upper jaw broken in SO fear
ful manner that it is expected h
will die Of his injuries.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-05-07

oTOur esteemed fellow citizen 5.
j. Cromer, Esq, after being confined
by his arduous duties for a year, i
now on a visit to his relatives in Gin
|cinnati.