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ssccneEEesfsa41xos. H so.rs 4 4. 1ra.
NOVA ScOTtAH .lsswl HUNoAHIAH, flss)
--. tnew).
hnnning In connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD d Canada, unAss eeAtsact With
the Canadian Government 70 traAsport
DATES on SAILING.
PROM QUEBEC. Ynon LIvxnYoos.
day from the a7nd Of a. from the 1stA Il
May TO the nth Of April TO the seth Of
Eovsmbsr, iaelasivs. October, iaslssive.
wiz 1nU RI; ri css;s !: s'1 Ps
RATES or PAssAGR:
y,o~ cAesso 70 Liverpool, via Mish Central ,0rea.
Western ssA GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
isaclass 80 soe1es
according to Recommendations.
including cooked provisions.
SSo~ Liverpool 70 cAiessc, via Steamers andRail-
roads,
let .esS 10 4ils1s
s.. accordipg 70 scecmmodstion.
&bl ~
including coohsd prosisiOas.
Afyily qualified Sursson ntls In sAch vessel.
Each Passenger tickstsd through will be d.
lowed the same quantity Of baggage ysss By Rail
road - BY Steamer, vis 40 cable fsst for saHh
cabin and 10 feet for each st&efats passsDsef
Special trains from Qncbsc with the Nails and
Passengers are dispatched on the arrival 81 cash
Steamer.
twill be observed from the following table that
the Canadian line have beaten every other in cross
ing the Athntis, he average passages q The Col
Inns and Cunafd lines by the annual tables In the
MY. Herald during 1851 being
HAsSwAnp. wueVvAnD.
Collins Line, lid An Sem Collins line, I'D l3h On
cunard NJ. ~ 3sA 3n Cnnard " m. IN lIA n
Canadian liss1ed l5A IN CsnAdian =. II II I'm
The longest passAgss inside ~ the Canadian Line
we're II days 70 Liverpool and ! days TO Qusbsc.
The Collins Line have made passages Of Is to -
days, and the Cunard Line Of Is 70 II days.
Por Paasags or Freight from Chicago 10 Liver
pool, or Liverpoolte ChlcaGe. appN -
J. MARkACK,
Agent Of tho N. o. SIS Co.,
No. % DssrsorW Street, Ckdcsso. ma.
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Ala 0A0A3<
b Indiana, Mich. City.
h II Elkhart, ElkhArt.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, Frank lin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
kentacky stock Bank.
kAgrangs 8Auk, Lima.
PArke Co. Bk Rockville.
Prairie City BIZ, T. Haste
Merch. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Rank , 0oshss.
6outhsrn Bk Of Indiana.
State Blk and Branches.
BrookviNs HAlk.
Farmers' Bank, WestSeld.
Bank Of Syracuse.
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Direct Imporsatisn
HARDWARE ANDOU ERY!
8. W. 4 II. TUCKER,
/ have in store, and are receiving their ssppliss
spring trade, direct from the makers, which
they Offer to cash and prompt tinebuysrs on To-
vorabls tsrns. Thestock being unusuAlly lasgs,
they acnAdsntly solicit An examination II the
N. =, ie-a4. : sis = i t ~ P.si.sl.
4 MES ss sH 9: large ssesl q Aass'
nsyle 8. ". n. TUCKER.
CCYTHE sTONRS.-Scythe Stones, Of Different
n.yio 5. Wa H. TUCKER.
GCYTHb kIFLKS.-various qualified Of Ecyths
- RiAsssnd Sharpeners for sale BY
maybe 8. W. . h. TUCKER.
CICKLES.-A good article o. EIsklss for sale By
- [mayle1 0.W. II. TUCKER.
IyRINDsToNEs;-Ths Bsrsa q indstones, ofvs
~ ROSS sisss for sals BY
s.W. IN. TUCKER,
(6igp Of the He'd PaAlesk,)
AayledAw Cor. Of Main = ~ 6ts.
ESRNCE NAILS,
Pine Sd do
nuac@ASo - "0anVn-s suPcfAor = si'ae'
f fissstiss g. e
Together with general assortment Of other nails
81 the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
low BY B. ~. u. TUCKER,
may0dkw
WORN ,dsrdsn, Gruhbing and other HOES;
~ Spades, 6hovels, Nat tooks and Pieks;
Scythes. snAths, and Grain OrAdls;
Cow -bclIs, Rakes and Corn Pl1nters;
Or, Tracs and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay end Straw KNIVES;
Hay. straw and Manure FORKS;
And . laxge stock Of sssorsed hardware snd Cut
lsry on hand and Tor sale low BY
mAy8dAw =. ~ - Y. TUOknk.
Kesk1k AGsDcy
WMEELER 4 WILSON'S
c1L1DRA1xp
| Family Sewing Machines.
fHY ABovH HAc1MIs,
O-T HE BEST EvER INvDNrED,~
4 RE sold at this agency 81 the naAufastureSss
Apricss, adding only the cost o1 transpoftasioo-
| ID-Instructions In operating the nAshins givea
| gratis 10 purchasers o. Machines.
| R4fsr 10 ths following Ladies In Keokuk, vAs
hare these meahines IN -;
/ Mrs.. E4w. KilhoufnA, Mn. A. p sChitten411,
Mn. Wm Ao0avia, Mrs. J. q. 1loyd.
| Mrs. d.. Ford, Mrs. john Dsfns.
Apply psrsUnsf1y orby Isttsr e
Elk. BUELL.,
es AAin-st., mp stalssl
spr3el4wtm Kseksk, lows.
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TxTENsION TABLES, slas DoarAs,
IA DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
in OAK. Mahogany and Chsrry, for sale lcw Cor
Cash, BIZ GEO. E. KILBOUKNE, Agent,
mayl6d Aain-st., bet. a 4 Sd.
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Dess anA shoe KapoRlna,
No. ~, eOkUkS
s1NHE EMPORIUM 10 the only plaza In ~ elsv
1 whore every thing in tbs boot AnA ehss liaS =
made 70 order.
The Emporium uses ths bsst Kind II InYesasa
Stock.
The Rnporium uses s.Rnglish Bend Sole LsaaA-
". q
The Emporium Ssss "Lemoins's Calf Skins I
The Emporium uses English French and 0se.
man Calf and Kip Skin.
TIE knporian rises French ,Curasoa and Tsnpi-
% Kid skins.
The Emporium uses French, Italian and 1aeIfsA
Lastins
Ths Emporium employees the best worknsa =
the country.
The 1aSoris. makes the bsst ats Of any 49,
The Enpofiam sslh the bsst and cheapest -.
con goods.
The 1mporium sells slocombs Boots, and No.
rants them - good ~ can b made.
The 1nportum 10 the place to gst jaR what 700
want u not ready mads,) nade q exdsr.
The Emporium sells Tor Cash only, and q ~
very lowest Ag1rss.
II cheap bargains IRE desirable, rood a. cen-
Portable. superior shoes satisfaetory. 70 70 ths
Emporium to gst them.
ty1oo
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Lac AkklkAAO W AxBRs
and having In PEARSON supsrinteAdsa The WhoD
process Of building, ean nj sly say that ny No.
chinsry IL unssrpaassd BY any sstahtisAnsat II
the United 6satss. And further, In sA1ttim ~
superior machinery and my own practical kneWks
sAes n The business, have secured ~ services
OF one Of the bot alcohol dstilsrs In tAs gentry.
would also inform those Who nay favsr - With
call and sfs inslinsd y encourage home mans-
abovs articles - cheap and cheaper thar they oAn
purchase the sSms In any Of the Western cities,
tAsreby saving freightags and the many disap-
pointnsna incidsntal TO spring and fall sAip-
nents. ! will sell a
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
request those who are capable Of judging 70
compare my samples With any In the country and
give an impartial dscision-I ASK no more.
OHAD. NOEL.
Packet Landing, Ksokuk, Iowa.
July III '68-dAw3m
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rrHE MASTIC KooFTNG 10 we'll adapted 10
l steep on fat roofs, II IRE proof, and becoming
bard will admit Of woar BY treading thsrssG,
which makes II desirable for piassss, cars, stsau-
boats, Ac. %. For further particulars, plsAss sall
ct the ohes, where samples can BE- seen.
febl1dly
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= New Gold Mine Discovered.
Am DoE. CnAIns, or ALL D1golIP-
HUI xless, jnst received ~ 1os sals C01AF
ROAHH, ~
Maybe Hsia-ss., ~. - y.
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In all the principal cities snd towns, these works
viii Be delivered, Free - Rossa9e. WhsA
ssnt By mail, the PosfAsn TO any part q the Uni-
Ted States, will b bat - Cense = year for
sach Of the Reviews.
N. B.--The price In Great Britain Of the I've
Periodicals above named II about Thirty-one DOL
lars par AnAum.
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exercise, which can be more conven-
iently and agreeably taken in the gar
den than elsewhere. 1t is a just cause
a regret that they do not learu some
thing Of their English cousins ia thi,
matter. Here, where land is SO abun
dant, ard attached to nearly every
dwelling there are advantages and
profits, and pleasures in garden,
which the poorest may enjoy with the
most opulent-the laborer with the
man OF leisure. Train the vines upon
the sunny side Of your houses; shade
your windows with roses and wood.
bines. Let the narrow beds round the
house he bright with balsams, sweet
williams. four oclocks, pinks, dahlias.
marigolds, &C.; let the door yard be-
graced with lilacs, sweet briers and
snow balls. Rear the trees, grow the
vegetables, and nurse the flowers
Then fragrance will be at your win
dows; the birds will come and sing for
you among the foliage OF Your trees;
the melon, the plum, the pear, the ap-
pie will be ready for you in their sea-
son. And how delightful, morning
and evening, with wife, children and
friends, to mark the growth Of vege-
alton, when may be gatherd in au-
umn for support in winter.
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GREAT BRIrAiS AND TIM MoRMoAs
The London Post, the official paper
In it's issue Of January s, has an arti
Gle respecting the possibility that the
Mormons, il driven from Utah, may
establish their next Zion" somewhere
in North America British Possessions.
We give an extract:
We believe there Il no right minded per-
son in England who has the slightest desire
10 see even the solitary and unimprov =
reign Of the Hudson's Bay Company cup.
planted By the despolism OF an arch impos
Ter, whose power il based npon sysiems.ixrd
licen' 'ousness and organized bIssphemy -
The genera impression was. that ihis new
Mormon exodus would direct itself toward
the western psr OF Merico, where neither
the authorities of the state nor The popuIa.
ton would have power TO impede 10 ingress.
We ccniess that we cannot contemp plate
without pain the probable compll csIions 10
which this movement Of the Mormons may
give rise.
i England to receive within any part Of
her territories horde Of armed rebels who
have Ned from that retributive justice which
the United States, In vindicaiion OF their ma
''onsl sovereignty and for the repe ssicn Of
odious crimes. are bound to inhici! How is
England. or rather its decrepit representa-
live. the Hudsons Bay Company, 10 keep 10
order this roIony Of poIygssnis,s! We are
nclinsd 70 think that England. a. . Chris.
ian nation. would feel bound 10 scatter and
'isperse the members Of THE ex'ra ordinssy
community, who. for aught we know, may
lu'etiv So down upon and fortify Vancou
'er's islsnd--sn island which. from its posi- ,
ion. 10 ssy nothing OF ils valuable psoduc. 4
ions. commando the northwestern coast OF
he Pacific, and which. but for the sordiI nd
elfish policy Of the Hudson's Bay Compa.
y. would years seo have been The seat Of
. indu ssrlous and sntesprisiny British pop.
lstion. Il
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tr"lt is rumored in court circles, ?
says the Washington correspondent Of
the New York Post, s'that the Presi.
dent is preparing message on Cuban
affairs. He Is bent on carrying ON
the doctrines Of the Ostend circular.
to annex Cuba. l: is said that he will
charge upon Spain . series Of aggres-
sions Perpetrated upon citizens of the
United States by the authorities Of
Cuba, and recommend to Congress the
appointment Of commission to ne
gotiate with Spain for the purchase Of
that Island"
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Il 81. LOUIS, Marcn ~.
\ The Leavenworth Times oi the 18th inst
says: Yesterday morning Two comps MES ol
infantry ard Two OF cavalry lett The fort ior
Utah. The command numbers three hun.
dfed and thirty three. They design over.
taking Col. Hoffman and escort the supply
train for Johnsson's army from Fort Lara.
mle; this train consists oi one hundred and
sixty heavily laden wagons.
The Republican publishes an extract from
private letter from Col. Johnston 70 fire n d
10 this city. dated February 18Th. tie ssys
ae has received no communication from Ia
lGovernmeni since the asa Of October.
Johnston describes the march to Camp
Scott, compliments the troops. and says tho,
the No mons have, as fully No words and
sclion' can manifest Intentions, declared
that they Will not submit 10 any govern
ment but their own; that the people Of their
Terf'tory hsve government in their mids,
acknowledging no dependence upon Or allie
glance 10 federal authority. He urges viz
orous sciion 70 compel them to succu,nb.
and expresses earnest hopes that every ,ffo,,
" Y De made 10 forward supplies early IL
the spring. under sufIicien, gsssds Of mount
ed men.
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PRINCESS Sunk. On Sunday morn,
ing at about 3 o'clock, a collision oc-
Cured between the Great Western, as
cending, and the Princess, bound for
Nashville, descending, at Raleigh,
Kentucky, about FIVE miles above
Shawneetown, sinking the latter boat
to her cabin floor in ten minutes after
the collision. She lies at the foot OF
Browns Island, perfectly straight and
level. The cabin passengers were all
saved. Four deck passengers were
lost, woman and two small children
the number. The Great West
ern remained alongside and rendered
all the assistance she could.
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democrats, stand together! Don
let . temporary question divide You
Whether Lecompton or anti Lecolnp
ton you can still be democrats. Dom
read or be read out Of the party. DIFF
fer but not divide. Kansas will b
admitted either under the Lecomptor
or some anti Lecompton Constitution
during the present session OF Con.
gress.
Such is the advice Of the Cleveland
Plaindealer, an anti Lecompton paper.
These sentiments animate the democ.
|racy Of Indiana. Whatever difference
Of opinion there may be upon single
issue Of policy, the democratic press
Of this State and the true men Of the
party, almost unanimously, stand BY
their party organization. The national
democracy have hitherto been the bul.
wark which has resisted the waves Of
tanaticism, and upheld the constitu
tional rights Of each and all the mem.
bers Of the confederacy. The history
Of the past will be that Of the future.
The democracy of Indiana may differ
but will not divide. The attempt be
ing made, BY introducing new party
tests upon the Lecompton issue, to dis.
tract the party. and thereby force an
antagonism to the national Admins
tration, will meet most signal defeat.
The democracy have ever tolerated a
difference Of sentiment upon Temporal
~ questions. They will now.
We understand that the candidates
upon the State ticket, regularly and
unanimously nominated BY the 9Th Of
January Convention, are being re-
luired by the executive committee of
the 23d Of February mass meeting toI
give in their adherence to the platform
hen adopted, with the penalty Of be.
ing tread out" Of that party in case Of
refusal. Those candidates were nom
mated as democrats, as faithful, tried.
working democrats, without any refer
snce to their peculiar views upon any
question Of policy, state or national.
They were not expected to think with !,
every democrat upon the bank ques.
lion, the temperance question. or any I
peculiar phase of Kansas policy. Its
was enough to know that they were
sound upon all the leading and die.
'inctive principles Of the party. Their I
democracy stood fire in '5S and we Z
hink i should not be doubted ia '5s. /
No administration democrat has re. L
luired the candidates to submit to anyIt
peculiar notion upon any question or
'ublic policy. They accept them as Z
Democratic without knowing or caring I
low they nay stand upon any tempo. d
ary questios: they will 50 Be accepted \
y the democracy Of the State. State Y
sentinel.
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JAsP e H.:
Beauty Your Homesteads.

Again in the course Of the rcvolv
ing year, Spring, the season Of hop
and promise, has revisited us. Natur,
on every side is rapidly awaiting from
the sleep Of winter. Already til,
south wind blows softly, and the eartl
is DOMINIC its mantle Of greenness.-
The trees, which have been eager 4
bud before their time, are now putting
forth their tender leaves; and the birds
having awaited with impotence the
first days Of spring, are sending forth
their carol. Recalled to life by the
genial rays Of the vernal sun the early
flowers, in their delicate spring bean,
ties, again adorn the woodland path
For 10, the winter is past; the rain
is over and. gone; the pwers appear
on the earth; the time Of the singing
Of birds is come. and the voice Of the
turtle i heard in our land"
During the last few days Of unusual
mildness, glad troops Of children are
ont in the fields and woods adjoining
our town, gathering the catkins from
the willow, ard blending their merry
calls with the singing Of birds. And
while the more youthful and romantic
are with commendable enthusiasm ex.
patiating on prospective fishing par
ties, pic mics, summer drives and TO-
mantle rambles among the green hill
slopes Of Dubois, over the imposing
nights that tower along White river,
or along the sylvan banks Of our own
peaceful Patoka, the more practical
and sober minded are busily engaged
in cleaning the rust from their garden
implements, providingthemselves with
the requisite varieties Of seeds, or do
ccrating their grounds with ornament
81 shade trees.
In Dubois horticulture il . favorite
pursuit. The number Of garden plots
carefully laid out and neatly fenced,
both in our town and neighboring 10
caIities, is . very significant, a. we'll
Is pleasing feature in the condition Of
our county. This is an expressive in
dication Of the habits and tendencies
Of our population. Il il an evidence
Of practical good sense, combined with
. correct taste. Few subjects are more
deserving Of attention than gardening.
Il was the first employment Of man,
and now It Is the most agreeable and
healthy. AnGeady i was esteemed
the second Of the fine arts, ranking
next 70 architecture. Now, in tempo.
RI matters, it shouid be the second
Thought q every family. The home
that checkers, first-the gasden for
pleasure end profit, next. Il should
be hverite occupation for . leisure
hcnr 70 every man, giving to those
who have taste tor the beautiful and
IL valuable, delight with gain; and
e should also Be : fasOrits occupation
Sor every soman. She should have
ne p'asfs, and flowers, and shrubs,
giving her employment in the open
eir for an hour Or t~o every day. OurI
American women grow Old and die
before their tine for s,a,rf AZ - -
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ANOTHER HoyEL TRAGEDY. The Ply
mouth an } Hotel was destroyed By fire Z
lew days since, the circumstance IL which
are shocking enough. The owner. Mr.. vii.
son. was In bed when the fire broke ou,--hi.
vile, two children and . sister lying on the
noor. on msttresses: In the nigh, the mat.
tresses caught FIRE by some means, and Mrs.
Wilson swsking, found her own end her
sisters night dresses were 10 names. Mrs..
Wilson caught up her babe and made good
her escape. while her sister rescued the cid.
est child. After they had escaped, they N
their fright had forgotten or supposed Nj.
w. had got out uninjured. but such IL ! very
few moments proved not 10 have been the
case. The flames in their room now spread
70 rapidly that Il was impossible to obtain
ingress 70 that part Of the building, After
The whole building was destroyed, nothing
eft but the ashes and burning embers. the
:itisens commenced to search for the body
They found Il In the morning with the head
burnt entirely from his shoulders. bis arms
4 the elbows. and bic legs a the ankle
oin,s. The body presented most horrible
appearances. Il appears that wherever the
:Io,hing covered the body Il was preserved
rom the fumes. Il is generally supposed
hat NJ. w. sufFocsted from the smoke be-
ore the flames reached him.
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NAV OkLEAN9, March -
Late advices from Texas report that there
y every prospect Of 6ne cvops.
The San antonio Herald reports the i'm
preston bv Mexican forces OF several cili.
Gems Of Webb county. Their reIease had
been demanded BY Capt. Bracket. u s. A
A meeting Of the citizsns had been held L.
protest against this and other outrsges.
A schooner from Ruaian tsiunds reports
the massacre Of l5o inhabitants BY Indians
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A court martial has been ordered 10 o.
semble ~ Newport. Ky. TO Try Gen. Twigrs
Tor alleged Contempt Of the War Depart.
ment. Gen. Wool 10 President: Jrssup,
Harvey. and other Generals compose the
Board of members.
The Republican minority OF the select
committee VI fifteen, BY Mr. Morrill,, will
not publish their report, ~ That u the ma.
J"ri'y has been spread before the pu bile aud
tnst Of Mr. Harris i in type. They allude
10 ne pso.rscted struggIe from which their
appointments arose. aud declare that the r..
fusal OF the majority 10 order an invss,igs.
ton, like the refusal TO submit The conssi,u.
uon Of Kansas u q islr vote OF the people,
. confession that thorough investigations
would prove fatal 10 that extraordinary doc.
ument. the Presidents a.. ssage. The re-
port OF the majority Of the Committee on
Territories, and The conduct OF John Calhoun
are treated at length.
The President has authorized sales oil
Ohio lands at Lccompion and Kickspoo,
kansas. on the 5th and 10Th Of July next.
The War Department has received die.
patches IRON Utah.
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There was another Lecomptou
test vote in the National House Of
Representatives on Friday, the 18th
inst, on motion BY Mr.. Jones, Of
Tennessee. to lay on the table the ap-
peal Of Col. Harris from q decision Of
the Speaker. The Lecomptonites were
defeated BY two votes. The vote on
laying the appeal on the table was 100
yeas to III nays.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-03-26


The PANKA.-ln consequence oil
the fine rise in its waters, this stream
has for the last few days presented .
scene Of considerable activity and stir.
While numerous RATS are seen passing
on to their destination, others in pro.
cess Of construction are fitting up with
all possible despatch. lest the waters
should subside before their object is
accomplished.
The anxiety manifested BY several
thus employed reminds US forcibly Of
= certain husband, who, when hurry.
ing homcwards with q new head dress
for his wife, was solicited BY friend
to turn aside for five minutes, on ur.
gent business, exclaimed, ia all the
earncstness Of desperation: 'sImpoasi.
bic, my friend, utterly impoGsibie, Tor
don't you see, (holding up the bonnet,
the fashions might change before Il
get home"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-03-26

01rMinister Wright celebrated the
22d Of February, in Berlin, BY : fine
supper. 70 which all the Americans
10 the city we're invited.