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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-06

brightest of his visions; the youthful nation
insurgent against oppression and fighting
tor the right to govern themselves, took
possession of his Imagination. He inquired;
he grew warm with enthusiasm; and before
he lett the table, the men OF Lexington and
Concord had won COR America a volunteer in
Lafayette. g
HAMILTON.
l. has been kept in memery that on this
occasion young man from abroad, 60 small
and delicate in his organization that he ap-
peared to be much younger than perhaps he
really was, took part in the debate before
the crowd. They asked one another the
name of the gifted stranger, who shone like
rising no one had taken note. He proved to
be Alexander Hamilton, West Indian
His mother, while he was yet child, had
left him an orphan and poor. A fathers
care he seems never to have known. The
first written trace of his existence is in
l766, when his name appears as a witness
to legal paper executed in the Danish is.
land of Santa Cruz. Three years later,
when he had be~ome ga YOUTH" be "con-
temned the groveling condition of a clerk. -
fretted at the narrow bounds of his island
cage, and to friend of his own years con-
fessed his ambition. 81 would willingly risk
my life" said he, Though not my character.
to exhalt my station. mean to prepare the
way for fusurity; we have seen such schemes
successful when the protector is constant ''
That way he prepared by integrity of con-
duct, diligence and study. After an educa-
ton as merchant, during which he once
at least conducted avoysge, and once had
the charge of his employers business. be
found himself able to repair to New York,
where he entered the college before the
end Of l773. Trained from childhood to
take care of himself, he possessed manly
self-reliance. His first sympathies in the
contest had been on the British side against
the Americans; but he soon changed his
opinion, and in July, l774, cosmopolitan
New York, where he had neither father
nor mother, nor sister, NOR brother, nor one
person in whose veins ran the same blood
as his own, adopted the volunteer from the
tropics as its SON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-06

NosLE CONDUCT OF UHITED STATES
ConsuL.-A letter to the London Times,
from the Captain of the American ship An
soinette, states that vessel was lost off the
falkland Islands on her voyage from Csllso
bound 70 London. A portion of the crew
DOT ashors and made their way to settle.
Gsn. oailed Fort William, where they were
Indy reeeiyed By the United States Con-
,sui, Gaptsin Smiley. who. learning that Eve
of the crew had gene adrift in boat, i'm.
msdlasely procured . small vessel and went
il pussait Of them. although IL vas blowing
ahssvy gale. He found the men on 8
smali 1sssft rock, with their boat stove and
hssiag 10 fresh water, and brought them
safe 70 their ehlpmatss.
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Lines to A Lady.
By John @ WHITTIER

Foreive theei yes, lido forgive thee,
: And bless thee as wepart;
And pray that wears may never leave thee
My agony of heart
Ical no sbadowy Madison
Upon thy fair young brow:
Blu, would thy life would ever run
As sunward ly ss now.
know that have knelt too lowly,
For smiles 50 soft withdrawn
That trusting love received too slowly
The lesson Of thy scern.
That thou hast had thy triumph hour
5s Unquestioned and complete,
When prompted by spell of power,
knelt me at thy feet
It's over now-thy charm is broken,
The feverish dreams hath fled;
And passed away like words unspoken
The vows tn at have said.
give thee back thy pIighted word;
LIS tone OF love shall be
Like music by the slumberer heard.
s A dreamer's melody.
Go, now-the light Of hope upon thee;
l. Thy lovers claims are DER;
A thousand smiles thy charms have won thee
They'll win Thousand more.
For beauty hath q charmed spell
Upon the human will;
Though trails the heart it wells 20 well,
lthath itshomage still.
Go, blse. eyed eirl; the proud shall meet the
And 81 sdden in thy smile.
And aas,sre.'s pleasant lips shall greet thee
e With the bland words of guile.
Go, uy the reckie ssness of earth.
,-.g With that young heart Of thine,
And lavish It's uuwas,ed mirth
,r On pleasures every shrine.
Thy pleasant path may yet be shaded.
- A shadow cross thy sun;
The rosy wreaths which love hath braided
Fall from thee one by one.
The Hatsersr's vows may pass away!
The Tyre of love be broken,
And manhoods evil scorn repay
The fondness thou hast spoken
Go, hssrtless girl-,hou'lt smile tomorrow,
,yC As Ihad neveribeen,
IN And spurn thy lovers sorow,
q, e e Fer those Of happier men.
~ A darker destiny the page
..5 ., :, OF coming years may tell;
& God help thee in thy pilgrimage
- Loved being-fare thee well.
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tovr-Br sxELE.

Love. liks d. grave. levels ssrths vain dis''nc
*, tons,
Hssr,s blsnd beneath its influence, % me eoiofe
Biapd in he rainbow, where each separate nue.
c.,vr faint and fainter, till its varied tinfs.
F.ds on our wandering eyes. and we behold
Nothing but heaven.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-06

GMany persons spend so much time
in cri,ic:sing and disputing about the Cos
pei, that they have none left for practising
it. As If Two sick men should quarrel
about the phraseology Of their physicians
prescription, and forget to take the medi-
cine.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-06

TThe old church standing on Church
Hill, Richmond Va, where Patrick Henry
is said to have delivered his "Give me lib
erty or give:me DEATH" speech, is still visi.
ted as an object Of veneration.
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. g . ttrg.
A Spirited Lyric.
BY CHARLES KINGSLEY.
THE WORLDS AGE;

Whs will say the world 10 dyingf
Who will say our prime is Pastf
42asks from Heaven, within US lying,i
FIssh, ana will fiash till the last.
Foois! who fancy Christ Mistaken
Man TOOL 70 buy and sell;
Earth failure, God-forsaken,
Ause-room Of He'll.
sin the faee Of Hero spirits
Pass the lamp from hand to hand;
Age frem age the wold inherits-
.swiie and Child. and Fa,heriand;"
ssill The youthful hunter gathers
Fiery joy from the world and wood;
He viii dare as dared his fathers,
Give him cause q. good.
wbiie a slave bewsils his letters,
While IN orphan pleads in vain;
WkiIe IN infant hsps bis letters,
Heir Of ell the ages gain
While alp grows ripe for kissing;
WhiIs . mooa from man is wrung;
kas~, b. svssy want and blessing
Tassths world IL young.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29
10 Contributors.

AS onr design is 70 make our paper
one that will be of interest to all en-.
gagged in the different departments q
active industry il every part n the
county, We respectfully solicit the so
operation Of mlr intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being cs
I,ccially desirons Of promoting the
farming Interests OF Dnhois, items III
any department OF agriculture are par
ticulany solicited. Please send rs all
the news, incidents. general inlorma
tion. and mineral discoveries in your
respective ncighborhoods.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29
NEw YoRK. Sent. 2i

NEW YORK, Sept. 2I.
Gen. Walker went out yesterday in the
Or Of the Wesi, accompanied by Col. Won
WaImer, whn Is said to be distinguished
6iiibustef. The Herald states that they are
bound for Nicarsaua, but will remain at
Pansma for the present TO mature their
plans Tor another ioray in that country.
Small arms and ammunition. il is saId were
sent out in the small canal steamers which
lett this port lew days ago. Men and
material Of war also went out in the steamer
Hermann, which sailed few weeks ago
Tor the Pacific.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

Chubb Bros, Bankers, suspended payment.
Their liabilities are reported 10 Washington
depositors TO be $l50,000, and their assets
ample. They continue their collections and
commission business, hoping at an esflv
day to arrange with their creditors. They
make no assignment.
The jvint commission for running the
boundary between The United States and
Texas will not commence operations ill
spring.
The Secretary Of the Navy this morning
received Dispatch stating that the Niagara,
with the captured Africans, left Charleston
last night tvr Africa.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

Democratic nominee ior lscprcsen'
tativc. and the regular nominees d
the party for county officers. will ad-
dress their fellow citizens Of Duboi.
county. at
fIaysyillc. Monday. Oct. ifh:
polson's Mill. Tuesday, Oct. ,ii;
CclrStine. Wednesday. Oct. 9Th;
Ferdinand. THURSDAY. Oct. 9Th;
1Iuniingburg, Friday. Oct sth;
Jasper, Saturday, Oct. 9th.
Speaking will commence at 1oclock
J.. H.. each day. unless otherwise ar
ranged. Everybody il invited to ut
tend.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

Advices from Sc. Domingo have been re-
celved, bringing some addlllonai particulars
OF the recent revolution. Gen. Santana
marched 10 Santiago on the lst OF Septem-
Der and took possession vf the for:. Val
verde, together with the Collector Of S,n-
iiago aud others, lied to Monte Christie,
where they we're TO embark for Turks Island;
there was consequently no responsible gov
ernment at ~. Domingo. The merchants
had closed their stores, The paper money
in circulation hud become worthless, and
none knew how 10 buy Or sell, Or what the
next practical move was to be.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

Is hereby given that on Wednesday, the
i 9Th day Of October, 1858, the Count,
Surveyor Of Dubois county will be present
70 run the lines and determine the bounda
ries and subdivisions, and alec establish the
corners Of section ~, 7 ?. 5 X No. 5 west;
also all the intermediate lines will be sur
veyed and the corners thereof established
All persons interested are required TO A.
tend. JosErH a. McMAuAH.
sept 22-3w pf$1 50
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

ST. LOUIS, SEP. is.
Leavenwor,h d"tes d the 18Th. per U. -.
Express to Bopnvillc l7tL, say that q mum
Der OF officers rom Utah have arrived.
among them Col Alexander aud Iicnls
Groves and Manstier, Of the 10Th Infantry
ana Capt. Marcy, of the 9th
There is no news Of Importance. The
general impression seems 10 Lr iisst iurihr r
trouble Win ibe Mormons may be expected nv
lha, che diflicuIlies have only been pos ipon.
ed, not settled.
A lain OF twenty Wagons leaves here 10.
morrow for Pixies Peak, aud VIM. II. Rus
sell will start a 4 ain of iorty Wagons in a
few days. Gentlemen are here from Leaven-
worth and wysndol fitting on' for shat place.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29
OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-BAzfL II. EDMossToS.
Audiior--JoHx MEHKIscER.
Treasurer EpwARD STEPHENSON.
corder--STErHES JERGIR.
Sheriif--JAcoB HERMAN.
Coro0er--NiLLiAM ScHUELTERM.S.
Surveyor BESJAMIx Il. kEnr.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
LAWS GREEN, Commissioners.
J. b. BIcKwEEmERT
officERs Of BAlSBRipcE TOWNSHIP.
Justices--H. c. Newcomb, Henry Long
Stephen Rose.
Trustees - Charles Birkemeier, Francis
Brileage. Kasper John.
Clerk-Geo. A. kiizincer.
Treasurer-Wendolin Erny.
Constables- Anthony Eckert
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

New ALBANY, Sept 2j.
Flour Market firm at Sa 5oa$l IS
Whesi--W hits 90c; red S5c. Corn 5jc.
Oats 5ca55c. Hay--Sll Tor loose and $l1
for baled. Dried apples 81 %; peaches
So 90. Feathers 40c. Rags 2ls3c. Su,
gsr. n. q. fair to fully fair Ss9c, choice 9J
aud lc advance by the bbl. Plantation M.
lasscs 40s43c in lots. Rio coffee llIal2J;
Java lSal9c. Rice 4lc.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

On Thursdsv, The 23d inst, BY Rev. A. J
Strain, Mr.. JoHs l., NORMAN and Miss IlAR
RET STEWART, all Of Dubois county
On the 27sh inst, Mr.. JysEPH lIvffMANs
and Miss ANNA NJ. JuxcE.
On the 2Sth inst, BY Rev. 4. I,ede UCon
nor, Mr. KAsrfR WrurcnrR, and Niles MAR
GAREr WUHDER.
On the same day. BY The same. Mr. vAL,
ErTrSE ScnAFrrLH aud Hiss NAry Frsnrn
al d this county
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

nfWe are authorized 20 announce Gen.
Jms AnLr MS sn indenendan' candidate for
Representative at the ensuing October elec-
tion.
GTWe are authorized 10 announce Mr.. b.
II. l.. NIfHoUsE as candidate for Treasurer
ut the ensuing Octnber election.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

ACCIDENT. Last sunday we no
ticcd . drunken man galloping biz
horse through town. and when nearly
down to the bridge across Patoka lie
tumbled of, and one Of his feet hung
in his saddle stirrup. Fortunately his
horse was q gentle one, and stopped
as soon as bis rider fell. thus avoiding
any serious damage above complete
busting Of the mans clothes. Moral
--Drunkards should be careful wha,
kind Of horses they ride, and how
they ride them, when they have toe
much aboard To set steady.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

The second examination Of The siaver
Echo Will take place tomorrow. II i ~
mored that the defence of Townsend will
be tina, he was not Captain and that the
latter was Spsniard who is now in prison
ut Charleston. and that he (Tow wnsendJ WIS
a mere passenger.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29
NOTICE

lu Is hereby given 10 all whom Il may con
4 Germ that Ut the June session, 1865. ihs
Board Of Commissioners Of Dubois county
have ordered The following changes 20 b.
made In the boundaries u civil townships
ia said county, in manner following io-wit
That sections numbered %, %, %, 25
26, ~, -. IS and 36 in township No 3. south
% range No. west, be taken of Of Pstoka
township and added 10 Ferdinand township,
lin said county, Tor civil township purposes,
and hereafter 10 constitute q part OF said
Ferdinand township.
Also-thst 50 much or HARRISON township
as Lies south Of Patoka river, OF more psr-
lticularly described as follows. to-wit: Com
mencing In the Paioka river where the same
crosses the township line running east and
west, dividing Harrison from Bsnbridge
township. from thence in norih-esstw ardly
course, following the mesnderings Of said
river, to where the said river crosses the
township line running north and south, d.
viding said HARRISON from Columbis town
ship, shall be taken off OF said hsrbison
township. aud added TO Bainbridgc town
ship in said county for civil township purpo-
scs, and shall hereafter constitute part OF
said Bainbridgr township.
by order Of the Board.
JOHN MEHRINGER, A. ID. &.
June ~, 1S5S-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29
800 SUITS or CLOTHING!
STRICTLY An COST Fol, CASH!
stephen Jcrgcr.
rAsr aIl. or rnE SQUIRT RousI

East sllL or THE COURT HOUSE,
IAFFERS for sale at ccsl his entire stock
~ ot Spring. sSummer, Fall and Winter
Clothing. fine French clorh, csssimercs, cas-
sinets, saiins, linen trimmings o. MI kinds,
hats. shirts. &C.. &c which will be disposed
OF VI cost for CASH ONLY. Those wanting
The "worh oi their money and the right
chsnee back" would do well 10 csII and ex-
anime his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
CALL At THE OLD STAND!
East side the court house. in Jasper.
STEPHEN JERGER.
N. y. Goods sold en time v i'll be churged
the regular price.
IL Persons knowing themselves indebted
70 me are requested 10 come and settle, eith-
er by cash o. note.
Iune lS. 1858.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

~ Office 10 hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed sjministra-
Tor Of the estate of Madison Armstrong,
late Of Dubois county, Indiana. deceased.
Said estate 10 solvent.
N. B.--All those having claims against
said estate are requested 70 present them
duly authenticated for settlement. and those
indebted are requested 70 make immediate
payment. MoRpEcAr HurxlKs.
sept !, lS5S-3S. administrator.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

uTWe are authorized 70 announce Isaac
8. MooRE. Of Bonneville, rs = candidate ior
Judge Of this (3d) Judicial circuit.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

IL Attention is directed to the
"Notice to Voters" in another column
Of to-days paper. Those interested
will find i to their advantage to at
tend to this matter.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29


!aDiAsAroLis, April 1858.
The following banks have complied will
the amended law OF 1850. and have securi
ties dept psosiwiih the Treasurer Of state
AZ their market value, 10 an s,nvmnt not les,
than fifty thousand dollars. and ten pee cen
ia excess of their circulniion:
Bank OF Goshen, Goshen.
Bank OF Gosoort. Gcsporf.
Bank OF Mt. Vernon. Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Paoli, Paoli.
Rank Of Rockville, Wsuash.
Bank Of Salem, Salem.
Bank Of Ssi,tn, New Albany.
Bloomington Bnnk Bloomington.
Exchange Bank, Greencastle.
Farmers Bank. Westfeld.
Indiana Bank, Msdison.
Indiana Farmers Bank, Franklin.
Kentucky Stock Bank. Columbus.
i grange Bank, Linn.
Parke County Bank. Rockville.
Prairie City Bank, Terre Ilauic.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Bank Of Indirna, 7. IIsute.
The following Banks have com piled will
Tie amended law, bit have since given no.
lice Of their intention to withdraw their cir.
cuIation. Their notes are payable in coin !;
Bank 0 ( Indiana, Michigan City.
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bank, Indianapolis - redeeme,
by the Treasurer OF State.
Crescen, City Bank Evansville.
The following Barks are winding up vol
unfairly, and are redeeming their notes sl
par, as specified. The ten per cent exces,
Of securities Is retained by the Auditor:
Bank of EkbarI, redeemed at the Bank.
Brookyille Bank. do DO do DO
Hoosier Bank. DO do do DO
Huntington Co. Bank. redeemed at tht
Bank.
lndisna Stock Bank, redeemed al Fetch
er's Bank.
Bank Of Monticello. redeemed a, Branch
Bank, Lafayette.
Faye,,e Co. Bank, redeemed at Brancl
Bank, C"nnersviiIe.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank redeem.
ed Al Branch Bank. New Albany.
Bank Of Syracuse, redeemed at Bank Of
Goshen.
Indiana Reserve Bank. redeemed at Fetch
er's Bank, Indianapolis.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

gratis NorIcts.-Wc publish no
ticcs q marriages. deaths, &C.. gratis.
and would like 10 record all which oc.
cur ia the county. Ministers. or 9th
crs. who olficatc on such occasions.
will confer favor By sending usano-
ticc Immediately.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29
Job Printing. I.

We are prepared 70 give prompt at
tcniion to all kinds Of Job ~ Book
printing. Any description Of blanks.
receipts, bill heads. store. stallion d
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, il the most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

IN The Catholic Church. T.. Bcde O'Con.
ner, priest. every Sabbath Al - o'clock, a.
NJ, and "a o'clock, P.M.
Methods; T.. Church, Rev William n
Rayenecrcft Minister in charge, every al
ternate Thursday night.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Andrew J
Strsin, pastor, The fourth Sabbath evoninu
in each month, o. o'clock.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29
AN OTTER.

Any person sending Us five new
subscribers, and the money. will re-
cciyc copy OF tllc Courier for On,
year, as a present.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

tfyS. "a. PAKviN. Advertising and
COLLECTING agent, No. 80 West Fourth st.,
Is our agent 10 Cincinnsi'.
sLrJAcoB HlEMAss. ESQ. Is cur agent
for this county.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29
County Candidates.

ZEE 70. ANNOUNCING. TWO DOLLARS.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29
NO KANSAS! NO DOUGlASl
BUT
BOOTS AND SHOES,

fu1 THE undersigned has just
.receiveda splendid assortment
~Ao of Doors AND SHOES, latest
eA styles, ALSO
5soU.P1Ha o-x CG4@MFDD
and large quantity Of all sorts Of Liquors
which will sell At low prices,
Gt- Produce taken in exchange for goods.
Boots and Shoes made and repaired on
the shortest notice, a. all times, aud Oh the
most reasonable terms
EASTERN BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of the latest styles, kept constantly on hamd
IL the BIC brick, on the corner Of Main aud
Lawrence streets, Jasper, Ind.
April3, '5S-nS CONRAD MAryn.
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Der Generals Nrad1ts Maentcn.

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naenie lDlSer Sesenfanbs, Sts fe tn anisrem @eneral.Eartf
a%utBefIbrt limb.
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papn.apnpd8ntt" eeJsn ben NeIlenDer gter Morehdten Der
betfplsenpen SITTER 1T pbisen 8eftnt manaen auteraeSrbnet.
yrpbe Drase@npf ans lNttne fiefer Mrt, we Ns eebrau6t
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Stattpns. " 9enlen g~tIisfert. &. 9. @prbpn,
ntat31m er WenerdIs 5raht.Meent.
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Or. Sernarb.

Ser fran3Sliide 6epoluticnGr, beiIen Same
bur9 Sie lebten Grei9nilIe 10 lebr in ben 8ors
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