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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
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Ogsr. - BR)pkLrs.-Argassrmsn.sa A. nav a
p-cs-sss r-.h tie viev OF converting tie ,d B-.,k,,
aEsssm u,c e. oPsrs-soass. Tss axes,s Of N,.
u1usr, tAs le:ss: OF tie Nsw-Nosk Ae.asuv al
Muse, a., reso;...irg With the profre,o, Of u.
h-lgum 20 lssss q tie b-ii:ag. The lectsrs ~,t
" roo-s Se 10 ee ;h-ovriaio o5s n, u2pss as~ 10
T. &c taken osi, sti tie wroe arranged n aaAaAr
suitable for ths pUpS,e in,stdei. Tas sxpssss Il
,irgnur is es..ms.ei az sb,ct $ieCoO The ieass
las cot ,s. b4ea sgrsS, bu: VII probably be isriag
lie ccyr.e Q. ,is week.
VIOLATING .ur HEALTH L,ns.-0s SaturiY
Heath Warden Lott arrested Cspt. Stevens OF Ne
sstter oyupisr l,irg 6, Atspt:c Deck, for vi'ssAg
tie Heath Laws. Tie Board Of Ileath passed 9 re-
scr'ion on he 4sh Of July lsSt ferbiddrg oil lshsx-
rsn ergsged n Quarantine from ccmirg into the csV.
in orcer TO prevent ths Introduction OF infect oss d.
tsss. Tie soeEsed, hsppcsIs, lad q lcsd Of hlar.
wcol ane mcss, iIom the ship Pacific lying ct Qusr-
an.rs s1d wert to New-Ycrk to gs, a permit lie
wss taken irto crs.eiy on bis return. and srsiyusA
before Justice Boor;es. who he'd him IN 500 bal u
swe;t the se;.cn o. tie Grand Ju1y.
NloIE>r Ass,rIr-Tts mss.e. OF a schooner lyiaG
81 the foot OF Washington street, named Coosl, ~
brcugh. before Justice Vocrhes Saturday. oa he
charge of committing an urproyeked assault rpse
Peter Schepp, q hand or boHi. L. sPpears he csAsd
Sciepp into the cabin and then assaulted aad bsk ha
in the uost b,ua, manner. Thssccrssd WA convicted
ana fEsd s25, or sxty days imprisonment. Tee 6ss
wu Psd
FIRE CoNpissIossRs.-The Board Of Fre Connie
s.cre,s lsye elected John l.. Barnard Fire Cornaa-
.orer. 10 pace of M. Carter, res:guej
ALLEGED Perjury Abraham l.. DunbA, va o.
rss,ed BY Officer Morris Of the Fflh Precinct ca Sssr-
lay, ca charge ef having committed perjury IN .
civil silt before referee of TIE City Cour, Won Vssa
Price. wlsa Mshon White was plaintiff. Compass
was made before Justice Fox, and Dunbsx was htA
0 aIswer.
OyIRBoARD.-As one of the Peck sip boats wes
leaving tee dock last evening about Elk o'clock 0sr-
ran attemI ted 10 reach the boat by desperate leap.
but instead was treated to q plunge bath. lie wse
shed out BY three OF the bridge hands ard sustaas4
no irury except serious dsmsgs to hs xat clothaS'
SHoPLIFriNG.-A young woman, who reiused -
give her rsms ssyirg she would die hrst WAS sssts4
by Officer Van Nostr ami OF tine Eighth Ward, on Set
urdsy, for stealing f,om stores IN Th!fd avenue bae
committee.
RAISING rHE WiSD.-A young man recently en-
rloyed as q bookkeeper IN well known hoes ss tss
Peck.slip Ferry has recently been devisng van
Gus nethods Of raising funds, by pracicing upse
the good ature Of kiIdred psCes of resort Do tH
of his former connection with the AFORESAID house IL
bas yiCtiuiZed gcodly rumber.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
CORREC TlOS.

SIR. In your nsper of Saturday, menti ,nIcg an al
III. tb ~. Ir,-iS b-,u .en ns and rsnsd Tn mas
I.ws you stat. ,hs, nsJted Lewas wife I2.'esd o. taai
ton and ot.ig~ fLIAh SssDS-~N''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
IAdy.r7 7sOse..i
BgADY'5 GALLERIES

PHo-oSRAPhs,
Ass.orrrEs sal DAceraakofrrn
Ne. Ss snd rs BtosdwJ hsv.fot. All S'' S' f''As'
Van.ssv, WaAiinStoa, D. C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

TEy AfsrcA. SIa,E-TRADE-HOw THEY MANAGE
IT o, 1ny CUIsEA Consolidating been for some
tine Up tns Co-go River, rad very gooa ooppor'
tunty Of sespg into the ysteries of the ssve-tr.de
Prcbaoly 20. sle that Congo River s the pIin-
cips rendezvous FOR sleysrr This Iiver opens to the
sea st Caps Hsd,on. 1t is ab u. four miles wide at
fhe nosts sad averages from two TO three miles
for distance ct 40 miles, or to Point Helena. At this
place thars are some trading factories sabl!sned o.
Amercsos AZ Epgshnen for tie purpose OF barter
ing with ths ratYes for gum and palm on, Iyory, @c
The uatyes bsIe recognize traders but their oHn
chiefs Tlsy ere very savage a,d bloodthrsty set,
and tj1k Dotb3g Of taking human life. Iney often
attack tie factories ard rob tecm, but lately the
Poi.ug ases Government have seLt email soop witn
two eV,s ard of ten men 70 protect the fac.o-
,ies Abcut ,en miles from ths Place there s saYe
factor7 4 .. by a Portuguese. Tie way he procures
tbe s,svss is As follows: On the right bark OF the
iyer gong % there are two tlibes. hen he wants
, sYnpi7 ~ SAVE he ples them with whisky, aud
makes n sm large promises, &c. and In few days
they leave ioT the iLteror. They ara generay gone
sbou. two months, and # victorious they rel1ra
with plenty C. prisoners, whom they sell TO ths
slaye.u sfobslt The latter gives abou. $40 each,
ter paI man and chId atd the slaves are all
placed ir fattoies well guarded oy negroes, ultu
sucn time they are cent on board the save-smps.
IL is wal known fact, that most Oi the saVssnlps
which VIZ tee ;ivsr cent from New-loIk ana
New Orieass All they have TO Go, when they arrive
on ths At-iCs asst Is to keep good LOOKOUT Or the
Erglsa s.ean cruisers, OF which one OF more are a.
most always about tho Congo R.vex Ihey are not
AFRAID of ths American men.Otwar, waich Will not
trouble tien; out they are very careful not TO bs
boarded by an English steamer, az they are very
strict in ovsiasuing the ships papers: Ihey wssoa
their oppc -t1Iiiy and into Congo River. Ii once
in tSs slsver need not fea'. Theie are plenty OF
creeks vitt deep wa.er ioto ere Of which ne ne runs,
and n3s WI his topgaaDt and royal masts eio1s
yrsss aoi bushes completely hide tho vessel from ob
servatior Eele he can lay aud take 10 his slaves.
lie has agents al around 10 let him know when there
is gsoc c5sIce 20 make sail and leave the rlver. ii
caught ls lcfes mis- yeesel and he erd his crew arc
nut asC,e Il out at sea, a. the first lsnd they make
that Is, :. hey are caught by the Enslsh. Ihey
generally ss ID the vessel TO Sierra Leone, where sue
s coDae d and broken up, and the slaves are eeu'
10 o0ersItps,ts of the coast and made soldiers OF 10
pay for settr 2 them at liberty. Cor. Boston Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

SHoPLIFTIsG.-A young woman, who refused =
give her rsms syirg she would die hrst was srrssts1
by Officer Van Nostr and OF the Eighth Wsrd. on Sst
utday for stealing from stores in Third avenue. bha
was committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

SUPPOSED DE.1H FROM yloLrsoE.-Co',osf , Lon
us,y held an inquest on Saturday ct No. II, k's'
.set upon ths body Of Msry wiDsa,s'; s.%.o -
xom.u ao year. Of sss, whose death Is o' 'sv'a 70
have been c,used By v;Osnos, but a. "no's .auu'
eoud pot BE- sscsrtaiped. Deceased vs. very 'n'sn
ps,s,e, and on rat account had n.a -. -, Ia
,e. .h Der hu.baDd. b.. DO svids'fs v. seacc ~
tb,t b, had ever ,tzaek hss Ars1 Of vio'snc' 'sr'
touaa ca psr as.l o. Ok sal W., sad ta'7 ~ sue
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

RAISING TIN WiSD.-A young man recently en-
rloyed as bookkeeper in well known hoei at the
Peck.slip Ferry has recently been devising van.
Gus methods Of raising funds, by prscinsg aPss
the good ature Of krdfed plsoes Of resort ou felA
of his former connection with the aforesaid house. IL
has yictimized gcody rumber.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

leaving tee dock last evening about elk o'clock Ger
ran attempted 10 reach the boat by desperate lsAp.
but instead was treated TO plunge bath. lie W.
sked out by three OF the bridge hands and sustalnsA
no irjury except serious damsgs 10 h1 xas eiotnAS'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

FIRE CoNpissIosKRs-The Board Of Fre Connie
: s'crels lave elected John l.. Barnard Fire Coroa'
,oner, 10 pace OF M. Carter, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

t5sel 10 hSss sssa reeve. by - tu-'s s'mpt'
rsI sts,'os ton tcrs. SIS tsyos ~ a~,Ls A.
.,ul5d ts,.sf ficm ,ss h,u.s q he; husosat. The
Ju.y ;strire, verdict Of tss.h f9m v,ss's s' tae
ID. q toas ps,ses vlAEoNs."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

NrIsASoEs Is NEwTows CREEK.-A dead horse
has been lying on the east bank Of Newtown Creek,
Just above PepLy Bridge, for soms days past and has
become 60 offensive a, to be almost nsuiferabe to
passengers by the F!uihing Railroad, their way to
sni from the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

TRE Wrsr WAsHIsGIos MARKET TRovBIts.-The
occupants Of stands IN this market having refused 70
ccapzs the propreto:y claims of Taylor and Brennan
state es.ees Of the msrks served with notices to
quit on Saturday shout nine clcck, and to show sauss
before Justice Van Worries al the Of Eighty
s;xth street and Foaith avenue, why wih Of eject
ner. should nc. be ;ssued against them. At the sp
pointed time Meiss James Eddy. Seaman Bossrt, X.
Weod,uf, Frank Wilkinson, Puidy A. CGbber'y,
Betrard Hoves, WI.im johnson and Eli Csmpbsi.
appeared in Ccurt in behalf Of the market men with
Jsues q. wstcg sad Joda AcKsoo a. cVuass. 1as
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

cater pss sissst fs .5o-t four tca.s OF t. q1si-
tior .s 10 toe eEsi. % tae f-l ft0cs. The Juiss
-. dsoJs O. Tussss, e. to TIE tufcisrcy or tie L.
tce sb.r ii layoiebis 70 tie -.. TIE right u tie
isssss 70 is ootrl e tie prs oi.ee VI be slbn.t.ei
"a Jrrv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

DROWNED MAS RtcovERED.-The body OF Patrick
G,ifsp who Wa drowned las: Thursday evening while
b..h:pe in the dock foot Of Fihyfrst street, L. r
v,s recovered on Ss.uisy night by rirg e5 rounds Of
cs,t,;dses eve. Tie rpot whore Griffin was drowned.
Cc,oos, C,subs he'd a inquest. and verdict Of scc
d,o.s d,ovrug vw rendered BY The jury. G'if6a
"a. q yesr, Of ags aad ostivs Of LrsAad.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

Tnr GnIAT CPiCETT MfTcH.-Some nisspprelen-
fioa HAVING y osussd 10 tie probability of tie
ns.cd between Cars1, SUI hs Uotei Safes bsiog
pioysd, in ootssqueloe Of pro.ss; sgted by W. p.
PCkeing tie Cs1sis t.sven CT ISIS Announce their
sIrivs. il Nsr.YoIk 70 contend sgA.nst t6s Uaiisi
sa.es eever os Mouiay itcds!', st 10 II.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

Tie crest Musical Festival st Joness WOOD com
mel Gee to day full programme Of the performance
will be found in our advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

Nrw STEAM LrsE.-Ths steamer Albany h.s bssn
put en- to form line between this city, ORIENT Green
port and Sag HaIbor, leaving esch poit twice week.
The siesmsr Albany is a staurch and sound sss bos.
Of 227 tuns me ssurement, and is in fne order. Her
speed compares favorsbly with any propeller running
on tie Sound. Her accommodations for passengers
SIZE good, being newly furnished throughout This
route affords ots Of the finest excursions hs. can be
made fiom the city and the line is very imp ortsat 70
the interests of the merchants ami farmers Of the east
etd Of Lorg lslsrd, especially to the market gs'den
uen and fisheImeO, ensb1g them to land ss Wsshiog
ton Market in fresh condition in the morning the per-
ishsble commodities which they ship the preceding
everrg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

THE LONGEST RivER.--If the lower Mis-.
sissippi and The Missouri be taken to be. as
they properly are one stream. then have We
a river 1900 miles in lcnglh-thc lorges,
river in the world. Il presents, likewise
the longest stretch Of continuous river navi.
cation; il being nearly 1000 miles from the
Gulf Of Mexico to tho extreme limit Of boat
ing at the falls Of the Missouri. The aggre.
gate length Of steam navigation upon this
river and ito tributaries, coursing through
the great basin OF the Mississippi, 10 es,ims-
ted by Col. Long, Of the ToPogrsphica
Engineers, IT 1862 miles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

What constitutes Iovelincssi Not The
polished brow, nor the show and parade Of
fashionable life. A woman may have al
the outward marks of beauty, and yet not
possess a lovely character. II 10 the bene.
violent disposition--ihe kind acts and The
Christian department.. II 10 in the heart
where meekness, truth, affection and hu.
miliiy are fcund-where we look for loylines 90
nor do we look 10 vain. The woman who
can soothe the aching heart, smooth the
wrnkled brow. alleviate the anguish Of the
mind, and pour the balm Of consolation in the
wounded breast. possesses. in an eminent de-
gree, true lovciness Of character. She II
the real companion Of a mar, and does :he
work OF en- angel. II is such a character
that blesscs with warmth and sunshine, and
maketh The earth 10 resemble the Paradise
Of God.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

CoSr'DEnce IN Man People have gcner-
ally three epochs in their confidence 10 man.
la the first they believe him to Sc every
thing that is good, and they are lavish with
their friendship and confidence. In the
next they have had experience, which has
smit,en down their confidence. and they
then have to be careful not 10 mistrust ev
cry one, and to put the worst construction
upon everything. Later 10 lite they learn
that the greater number Of men have much
more good in them than bad, and that even
when there is cause TO blame there is more
reason TO pity than condemn; and then 0
spirit Of confidence again awakens within
them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

HE"Why don't you put on clean
Shirt" said q weIl-drcssed fop the other
night 10 hs companion; "lhcn The girls
will smile upon you as they do on me-"
every body can't afford 10 wear clean
shirt every day as well as you," was the
reply. "Why notl' said white collar. "Be-
cause said soiled collar, ,"cvc,b ,bcd,'s moth.
q is not n washcrvoman!"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25
For The Jasper Courier.
To Vindex.

40 vAuQCX.
Man wandered in Eden in search OF wife
Through mszes Of roses deploring his fate
Till woman was given he little possessed,
10 her he had heaven, q wife, and wa,
blessed.
Let the bachelor boast or his freedom from
care,
In pleasures so selfish I've no wish TO share,
Give me, as travel the rough road Of life.
The best Of compani ,ns-an afiectonstc
wife.
Should fortune attend me, and plenty pro.
vide,
My joy will be doubled with her by my side; T;
II sickness and sorrow my footsteps attend,
Ia her ! shall ever at least have q friend.
How sweet in the evening, when business
Is done,
TO return to lhe side Of the dear cherished
one,
To find 10 her love treasure so pure,
That nothing in this world besides can pro-
cure.
Boast net OF friendship half Of your
friends,
But cour. you, and please you, 10 serve their
own ends,
Still changing and lailhlcss--but while you
have breath,
A wife will attend you in sickness or death.
Then tell me no more OF your bachelor joys
OF women aud children and prattle and
noise;
I'd rather, by far, call a woman my own,
Than have all you offer, and life all sonc.
If single. get married as fast as you can,
A bachelor hardly can rank with man;
Time passcs quickly, death soon swallows
life,
md he has had nothing who ne'er had y
wife.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

We clip the following Bit Of romance
from one Of our exchanges:
IN the obituaries Of the London papers we
observe the death Of Lady Napier. the wife
Of Admiral Sir Charles Napier. The story
Of h.r courtship and marriage, which We
happen TO have heard. is somewhat curious.
The fniher OF Sir Charles was the Hon.
Captain Napier, grsnd-unce Of the present
emhassador az Washington. lie was the
super riendcnt Of The Leilh station, md had
his residence n Merchiston, near the town
Of Falkirk. The mother Of the young lady,
who subsequently, became Lady Napier, was
The daughter Of a Lieutenant on the same
station, and an attachment sprung up be-
tween her and young Charles at very early
age. This was disapprovcd Of by the mo-
,her OF The lneipeni naval hero, who inter
cept' the young lady's letters, and Napier,
then boy ol sx'ecn, went 10 sea under the
impression that his sweetheart hod tilted
him. That was about The year 1896 or ear
lier. When the French and American wars
closed. 10 1915, Captain Napier, who had by
that time signslzed himself in many barJ
fight. stepped on shore At Portsmouth. The
tirrt person be saw was his old sweeihear
now in Widows wceds, and accompanied BY
two interesting boys. She was going on
board packet for the Continent, and Napier
followed and acccsted her: "Why didn' you
write to mel" said he, 10 the gruir manner
for which he is notorious. "Why ddn't you
write 10 mel" said ,Le lsJy. The state Of
the case was explained st once, aud the
Captain rcmarking that what was passed
couldn't be helped, asked the lady il she had
any objections 70 making mattcrs right now.
She had no objections. "rhcn," said The
Captain. "thesc boys shall no longer be
called Elers, but Napier" and, taking up q
bucket Of water, be baptized them on the
spot BY throwing the contents abou. their
sars. 10 place Of going to the continen,
The lady returned on shore aud became Mrs
Ma. ier. Her two sons aiterward became
weIl known by the name Of EIers Napier.
One entered the nuvy and the ether the ar.
my. The former was commander Of one Of
the frs, steam frigates empi,y ed in the Eng
li- navy, and was lost with his vessel, 10
The year ls4j, on the Sorello Rocks, in the
The other, Elcrs Napier
has shown 60 much or the Napierian spirit.
both as soldier ana an author. that one is
almost disposed 10 believe that the uncanon-
'caI baptism he underwent at the hands Of
his step-ia'her must have had some spiritual
efficacy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

n5-A missionary once Tcbuked South
Sea Islander for the Sin OF ploygnmy. Az
ter a week or two the canibal returned, bic
face radiant with joy. me oil right now I;
only one wife. Me very good christian"
"What did you do with The olher!" asked the
missionary. "Mc eat her up"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

GESuIvE PoLiTEHEss "A gentleman once
In conversation in the company Of ladies',
and criticising rather severely the want Of
beauty in other ladies Of their &C.
quainiance remarked:
"Ihey are the uglcst women know
and then with extraordinary politencss, al.
ded-"present company always excepted. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

MARRrAGEs.-Lc people prate as they
will, the woman was never born yet who
would not cheerfuIIy and proudly give her
self and her whole destiny into a worthy
hand. st the right time and under fitting
that i, when her whole heart
and conscience accompanied and sanctified
the gin. But marriage ought always 70 be
a question. not Of necessity. but choice; ev.
cry girl ought 10 be taught that has'y. love.
less union stamps upon her almost g foul
dshonor as one Of those connections which
omit the legal ceremony altogether; and
that. however pale, dresry, and tolsome
q single life may be, unhappy married life
must be icn-iold worse--sn ever-haunting
temptation, an incu.abIc regret, torment
from which there is no escape but death.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

The "MArSE Law" RE-ESAc1Ep.--The
people OF Maine, on Monday, voted on the
question Of adopting . prohibi,ory, or re-
tanning their present license law in regard
10 the sale Of liquor. They have chosen the
former BY very great majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

nS-A man sentenced TO be hung was
visited BY his wife. who said, my dear, would
you like the children to see you cxecuted!''
"No," replied he. "Thal's just like you." said
she, "you never wanted the children to have
any enjoyment"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

0rThe Troy Times describes blasted
hopes, TO be "marrying woman with the
hopes cf getting $50 900 with her, and when
The union is consummstcd, 10 be presented
with bill Of last years board"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

PRccRE SIN RUSSIA letter from 81.
Petersburg tells Us that literary activity now
prevails in Russia, Of which the like wa
never seen before. A grea, many foreign
contemporary authors Of renown have jus,
been translated, aud amongst them are Ma
caulay. Grote and Prescott. Numerous
works OF native authors are announced.
An illustrated ST. Petersburg News has
been established. Theatrical, literary, sci.
eniifc, military. maritime. and economic
journals have been started; periodicals, con
tsinng original tales and transla,ions. are
numerous; even mild limitations Of Punch
are not wanting. And what is regarded
as little short Of stupendous, some Of the new
journals are actually allowed 10 be sold in
the streets as newspapers are ia London.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

n5SA gentleman sat down 10 w:iic deed
and began. "Know one woman BY these
presents" "You are wrong" said a BY
standcr II should be, "Know all men" very
wcIl." answered the other. III one woman
knows il, all men will soon know il, too.''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

HIf you desire to bc certain that
your eggs are good and fresh, put
tl,cm III water. IL The big ends turn
up, they arc not Ircsb. This y an ~
iisllillc rule % tell 4 god ~ from 4
bad unc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

10 Great men never swell; u u only
three cent individuals, who are ssIaried ~
the rate OF two hundred dollars . year and
dine on potatoes and dried herings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

~ We received v.slt from Mr. w. r
Psrrcl', Of Warrick county, and asceriainca
from him, during our interview. that should
he get the nomination, lie will m Ike the race
for the Judgship Of this Judicial district. Mr..
Parrett's requirements as lawyer are ade-
quate 70 the discharge Of the duties Of the
position, and his great services in behalf of
the democratic party entitle him 70 their as-
sisiance In obtaining Il. Mr.. Parett is 90
we'll known 70 the democracy in this dislric,
that il 10 unnecessary for us to expaiiate upon
his character. We hope he will receive the
nomination, because we believe he merits Il,
and because II no be elected. he will, we
know. make an able and an upright Judge.
|--EvansyiIlc Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

IL The Newport Herald, in an in crest
ing ariirle upon The agc Of lrecs. Gays among
those whose ages have been usccrtained,
the elm has been known 10 live more
than 500 years; the chesnut 600; the cedar
500; osks, from 1000 70 1000; and some o.
the woods u the tropical cIimes for three,
four and live thousand years. The last,
doubtful.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-25

IVA Yankee proposes 70 build an estab-
lishmcnt into which you may drive sheep
=, one cad. and have i come out AZ the
other Ia four quarters OF mutton, felt hat,
pair Of drawers. : leather apron, and a
Dictionary.