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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-23

The Democrats in Connecticut have
made most gallant fight, and arc en-
titled to the commentator Of all true
lovers q their country everywhere
The Know Nothings and Black Re
publicans, which parties had q MAORI
~ Of ten thousand three hundred and
Ifny-fiye in the Presidential contest,
united upon candidate for Governor,
Mr.. Buckingham, and expected &
elect him BY at least that vote. They
have succeeded, however, by only
three thousand one hundred. being .
Democratic gain in two years Of ovel
seven thousand. Thus it will b. seen
that patriotism and reason are gaining
ground even in the strong holds Of IA
naticism.
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Central Committee Meeting +.

We are requested to announce that
the Democratic Central Committee Of
dubois county will meet AT the court
house in Jasper. on the first Monday
in June, for the purpose Of efiecting 2
more thorough organization. appoint
ING a county convention, and attend
ing to whatever other business the po-
litical interests Of the county may de-
nand. he following named persons
compose the central committee:
From Pa,oka Township Andrew b.
spaIsey. Henry Bruaes sud Martin Z. Msy-
ere.
BainbrJge-Jacob IIrman. D. B. e
houston. and john Mehrinser.
HARRISON Thomas p. Hope, Andrew
Able, and Samuel White.
Columbis-- X. NJ. Davis, Leroy Cave and
Harvey Nicholson
HaII-Thomas Shoulders. Joseph Sirig'e
and Jacob Alis.
Ferdinand--John b. Goldman, Fred. Mel
deck, and ID. NJ. Kemp.
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To Contributors.

AS our design is 70 make our paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged Ia the different departments Of
active industry in everys part Of the
county. we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation OF our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being e
pccially DESTROYS of promoting the
farming interests OF Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticalarly solicited. Please send us all
tie nsxs, incidenth general inionna
tiop. and ssincral discoveries ~ your
respective neighhnrhoosls.
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CouEr Of COMMON PLEAS In con-
sequence Of the nonarriyal Of Judge
/. .. DcBrnlcr, he having been de-
tanned, as is supposed. BY high water
and tho condition Of the bridges, Mr..
Simpson was duly appointed to pre-
side at this term. Judge Simpson, BY
his courteous bearing and acknow-
lodged ability, well sustained the Dig
nifty Of the bench. In his pointed and
lucid cxpositions Of the various points
Of law inroiTsr in the business OF the
session, be gave ample evidences OF a
ripe legal experience, and mind well
stored with information in matters Of
law.
John $. Martin, Esq, was appoint
cd Prosecuting Attorney, pro TEN.
a greater amount Of business was
disposed Of on this occasion than i
usual at the April term. Among the
criminal cases dispose VI wrre:
The state Of Indiana r.. Ellis Corn:
charged with malicious trtspssss. The
defendant was acquitted "a being sub
jectcd to small fine.
State Of Indiana ". Hebner. charged
with maintaining disordcrly house
~ the town Of iaysville. A humble
II the circumstances connected with
this trial excited considerable interest.
a verdict Of acqnittal WAS found for
the defendant.
The state Of Indiana rs. y. Jacob
AlIis, who was put upon trial for as
sault and battery. The Jury falling
o agree he was acquitted By the court.
Our space prevents us from giving
IN detail other cases Of interest adm,
dicated q this term. Court adjourned
% Wednesday.
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We are prepared 70 give prompt az
teutiou TO all kinds Of job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion or
lack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice. in the most approved
style and on reasonable terms.
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~ The Paris correspondent ufthe Nes
York journal Of commerce. says that gor-
geons embassy from Japan expected. which
sfter visiting Paris, LONDON, and perhaP.
Vienna. viii cross the Atlantic to the Uni
ted States.
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q The Democracy Of Martin CO.
are to meet in convention at Dover
Hill, on the 9Th inst, to appoint del
egates to a Senatorial convention, e
be held at Silycryille on the last Sat
urday in May.
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GRArs NOTICES We publish no
tices Of marriages, deaths, &C.. gratis.
aud would like to record all which oc-
cur in the county. Ministers, Or 9th
ers. who officiate on such occasions.
will center = favor By sending rs . no
tice immediately.
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The crevss-e opposite The CRY continues
stopping the trains GA the OPelcnsas Rail-
ro,d. and doing an inealeulable amour, u
damage.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Cirrk-BxzrL b. Epnnxsrox-
Auditor-JoHs NEHEissER.
Treasurer EDWARD STEPHENSON.
Recorder ST .zsS JEEcER.
Sheriff. xcoE HERMAN
WiLLrsN ScHuELTERM ~.
HaRyET NICHOLSON
LAWS GKEEx. Commissioners
j. b. BIcKwEENERT
OFFICERS or BATxBRfncE TOWNSHIP.
Jsssices--H. c. Newcomb, Henry Long
stephen Rose.
Trustees ~ Charles Birkemeicr. Francis
Briieage. Kasper John.
CIerk-Gec- A Krz'ncer.
Treasur. - vendoiia Erny.
Corsrskie>- Anthony Eekart Adoiph
Harter. Joha Green.
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professional man. bile 10 the intelligent
reader Of every class they furnish more
correct and satisfactory record OF the cur
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The Black Republicans have carried New
Hampshire BY an increased mslosiiy and
lack Hale o. some worse sboli,onis, will be
again chosen - The Senate. This j. one O
The fruits Of Lecompsonissa--N- A. Ledger.
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AmCsE MENTS.

ArIPfoS GARDEN.
IN Grsad Festival Performances foe the Week
FRIDAY Jan !. 1851. NEW YEARS DAY
Gabriei Rsye as Pipe
JcIGme Lorenzo and Ole Beppo
Antoine AZ Toby The Clown Marzetu ~ The Ape
MARKETS. Zanfretls IN male and female costume.
EyoLUTIoNs ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
THE GOLDEN EGa.
Saturday afternoon jan al O'Clock.
Grand Holiday Juvenile Afternoon Derformanse.
The comic pantomlue, THE SOLDIER FOR LOVE
EyoLuToss THE Ti8BI Ropk,
Marietta Zanfretls Vi RDie ChiAriBi Young LehmaaR,
THE GOl DEN EGG
Antoine tn Clown Jerome Old Bepp6
Doors open ut |; commence At conclude AT O'Clock.
Saturday evening Jan at ~ O'Clock.
FIRST MONT OF kIMkA.
Gabriel Rayel as Vantiataw.
Antoine "a Kimks. Jerome as Keyinx.
EyoLUTIONs ON THE TIGHT ROPE,
MARKETS. Zsnfr. tts aud Young Lehman.
TIE GOLDEN ECO.
Antoine Toby Jerome Old Bepp0
For the evening performance doors open nj 81 to com
mence ATTY
Admission Performsnce-Tckets 80 cents: Uppor
boxes IS cents Children - cent?.
Stages pass the every five minutes all the ferries aaA
saturday, Jan o-PossiveIy Last Grand Afternoon Per-
Torrance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MO BLANKS.
IN He who lottery ticket buys,
Has the a chance 10 win prize
A. TO he struck by lightning.
Hut whose buys book. you see,
In broadway, at two ninety three,
Viii IL regret twixt and me,
lis purse strings antghtening.
He's 20 get present rare,
Some trinket for his lady fair,
which she for love " him will wear,
Her native beauty Frightening.
BCaaiogues of gifts and books a. the great American
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TIVE GODDESS OF BROADWAY.
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See Fortuna, glorious goddess
In her famous temple stand.
See the gems uboui her heaming,
the sword aud trumpet cleaning,
Sci rOd chains, like sunlight streaming
From her open hand.
she has gifts for all who venture
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Fail OF volumes rich and
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Which IN triumph of you bear.
Now, the shrine goddess graces
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That the crowds about divided
So At least, b seemed SO we. -
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, STANDING COMMITTEE
~ of the of KingsThe folio wing resolutions were
adopted unanimously Monday evening Dee e, in le
committee and ordered TO be published in the Brook
iyu Daily Eagle New York Daily News aud Herald
Resolved That have uDdminithed confluence Ia the
wisdom, Grmness integrity aud staesmanshp OF James itu
chanau believe thai the principles euuncated in his
to Congress- carried out Will be OF lasting
benefit whole people aud will promote The peace and
happiness OF every part of our extended Union.
Resolved That with the President we believe that is time
that agitation on the subject Of slavery 10 Kansas by our OPP
ponens outside OF that Territory should aud that The
attention Of the people OF this Union should ee directed to
other subjects Of vital Importance TO The Interests Of the
Union and themselves and we have ful Conscience that me
people Of that Territory viii dispose of that subject in accord
srce with their sentiments and wishes.
Resolved That believe thai Kansas ought al the earliest
period admitted the Union State, and though
democrats who stand prominently before the country and
brilliant lights in the democratic party dher AS TO
form OF such admission yet we believe they never
allow The great principles Of the Kansas act OF the
democratic party he lost sight OF obscured for the bcne
foes within the pale OF ranks the ma
chnaons Of open enemies without but We entertain the
belief that such and good will be adopted
hs and harmony viii be ored to Kansas that ag
6scord will exist and that the democracy
Union will be cemented sui closer aud closer To-
gether ALFRED X. HETffELDt
JoHs LINsKY, Committee
DANIEL GREEN, I - on
TIMER, 4 Resolutions.
JAMES BOYLE,
ALFRED X. HETFIEfD, Chairman.
FIryorRALD. Secretary.
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EXPRESSES.

WELLS, FARGO CO. NEW YORK AND CALTFoR.
w mia Express Company and Exchsage Dealers joint
Stuck Company Capital SfOO co.. Once 81 Broadway. kx
presses sent 20 California Oregon aud sandwich Islands ne
sh aud 10th of each month To havana the 7h 1nh and 9TH
each month Exchange FOR sale IN 10 s on Cetr
Mis- oregon Sandwich islands Havana, Boston and Phlade
phia Notice 10 California Bondholders-W. y. a Co are
prepared 10 receive the old bonds Of the State OF Cer
transport the Sacramento city and
accordance with the net OF 18th Of April 1851 and
prn same this city.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN or GOOD APPEARANCES,
n intelligent and possessed Of moderate income, and
who has lust returned from n the continent at tu
rope wishes form the acquaintance Of young lady wins
view 10 matrimOny lie would HE her pleasing md lnteh
cent bu more DESTROYS of obtaining wife who would live
fondy happily with her husband Please address in
where interview ceu be hsd.
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AsTI,or.oaY.

IN SPRING STREET CT AtRvOYA NCE.-MRs sEy.
tUMOuR. the most celebrated medical and business clair
Amecs All Diseases discovered and cured. IN
erng advice business The fate and whereabouts Of ab
Gent friends made know &c Satisfaction pay. Gray
hair restored 10 It's origns color without fail
nEADlMR PREwsTER still CONTINUES HER sUsT.
wi asroosy love and law matters she feels CONF
dent that has equal Ladies' 80 cents gcutcm o.
Residence No sStuyvessu street. between Eighth sad Nnh
o. and Second snd Third avenues.
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RULcrlCAks

Cru wARD,-THE UNDERSIGNED, INSPECTORS OF
~ Primary Election held at Mr. Brady g. 40 Canal street
Wednesday evening December 80 1857 do hereby certify
that the received the isgrest number of votes
COMMITTEE
Henry Okcele. James r. Ryan, John W. Brady.
Patrick Geraghty, Michael Fitzgerald.
YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE
Francis o Rorke Richard Barry, Henry McElensn,
Thomas W. Casey q James mcduirc.
MICHAEL DIVINE, }Efns.tou
JAMES COSTELLO '"e''""'
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uENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO q
III Nassau street-HENRY II. LEEDS co. will sell at
auction saturday January at lo O'Clock AT the sales
No q household furniture consisting
Brussels ingram carpets rosewood and mahogany suits
covered In brocate and hsrcoih rosewood French bed
seads mahogany do; rosewood marble top dressing bu
mahogany do; rosewood chairs covered In
and figured brocse mahogany marble wsshsaBds
mahogany marble CENTRE side pier tabes lace win
dow curtains and cornces mahogany rockers covered In
harcoth black walnut chairs covered In hair mat
tresses holsters and pillows paasses stair rods ocloths
&c At IL O'Clock, also rosewood upright piano, oc
taves made by j. Bond Co.. London Also rosewood
boudolr piano inad with Bots de rose octave, made by
Charles toight, Paris.
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10TH wARr-NO ICTATIoN-ANTI Il AsGALITY-
III Anti huinbug-Oppo-ed to villains whether convicted
or not-Iu of free trade, free soil aud free
AZ an election held the Four Mile House between the
hours and O'Clock Wednesday, Dec 80 1851 the fol
lowing ticket duly elected -
For General Commi,tee.Iames G. Rutherford, William
McManus William W. Sanger Thomas Boyle, William Henry
Fer Young Mems General Dommittee-George Fuller
Patrick Russell, VIM J. McDevitt NJ H. Moroney James
Boyle.
For Ward C,mmtee First District-James Keelsud Jas
Saxion, jeremiah Gahsn, Deans Shay Nj shael Commlns
Francis Thomas Thomas Halpn, Dennis brady, i,snie
Lsnahan John Eagan. Samuel Allen O. Rutherford fhos
Brady, Bernard CommisAy James Coleman .
I'd District Daniel Gallagher, Thomas fizsimmons Capt
Kelly f. j. Thrmsn. Francis Thomas, Thomas Vapd1boi
Robert Collins, Thomas McManus Charles Murray Crandel
Rich, A. Mctiaffey, pr. Thomas, Edward Fitzgerald.
Sd District-George Doughery, John Lenahan, Elder
Michael Cronip Luke D0an John Fitch Thomas Caht Der
nard Dillon, James Wallace, Thomas Hall Edwasd Dunn,
Elijah 7. Simpson James Sexton
4h pstrict-Thomas schey John Farrell James Hayden
NJ scharzhaus, Richard polan Henry sprngmeyer Time
Thy Kinnay, jnius Johnson, Michael Monsghan William
Rose. Patrick Weir, Phillip Golden, j. Phoenix Riker
9th Disirict-Edw ard Luton James Scherd-n K w Nor
gan Mathew Hart Thomas Moxham James Martin Patrick
Thomas X. Downing, Joseph Cornell. William Muller.
We the undersigned inspectors certify that the ticket
headed James c. Rutherford, and known The McManus
ket" received 29 votes that the icke, headed Farley
eeyed votes. JOHN GALLAGHER
DANIEL ONEfLt, inspectors.
TIMOTHY KINNALY
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Equestrian director. NJ Nixon
Clowns - 80. :. stone DiiI Fay and ST. R;.
Doors open slst commsnc. ii s'olosk
by s night" ss e H. aa
upon the new American steamer Adriaic
GRAND EoUssTRIAs
HA 12ShG NV xT SsSrf = Ilr.
f oRSsb so aA i.,'F FEssS 5s ss'
THE osrArrsr PSSTS s5sa a Z: And'
THE VAN Al, AMn Hr ~ ! mE Z a. n5i
cents rara a. ss and gallery cents !.
be secured daily and in advance No extra charge
RowERy THEATRE.
and parqc; Is cents RI il oeais Prvas
'"''' y GRAND HOLIDAY FESTIVAL.
JAN AND I.s 49, 2 1863
triple sHHSs w sssa A BY
TAE FH2Hk rGSbR SCENES
and the great pan'omIme q focxo
BuEHds9SS su KEW Till HRh hHsr BILL IN THE CITY
Read 4 and zee 4 u can ,s. be beat beat; ,o..,
Ss~ 600
The iaughsbie piece Of A NICE FIRM
With Charles Mathews, Burton and Brongham.
inesr''' '@ SoGsns NJ F FL
written by John roughan and received with loud applause
Columbus Mr. BrOugham King Mr., smith, Columbia, Mrs
Davenport.
New scenery comprising he Roy Palace the Deck OF Co
limbus Ship the Egg Of Columbus, and grand magical
change to the Temple OF Fame with Aiegorcal Tabeaux
The whole company appear In this piece with large
s9Iprday- comedy Of GuEE FOR THE HEA "a
hwlesque of COLUMBUS.
yNeOD's BUILDINGS. BROADWAY. NEAR PRINCE
A'A'' GEO cHRiSTY 4 Wo0Ds MiNsiREis
Under the direction OF H. Wood and Geo. Christy
Ethiopian MinsreIsy to conclude with Blocker celebrated
NEW YEARS CALLS
Mrs Day widow. Geo. Holland
date of Waisck's theatre)
Tickets Scens Doors open at g. to CON mence at ~ octx
INRANKIIN MUSEUM 1T GRAND STREET, ONE DOO1
from broadway Holiday attractions continued Grams
s--' NEW YEARS WEEK.
Two performances every dAy. commenctnga at
soeot IN The aernoan and at n The eysotn.
known
MODEL ARTISTEs,
women the world boast Of and selected for their Az
"''' NAIL TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES
who viii appsr in fourteen living pes every ateruooa
ard evening during the week with olf original enerisr
ments, including feats ~ Me oxa,s
the Female opera4roupe Ballet Company Mons dresoafa
the Hercules s Of GsHse 8c hs ws9s forming arrows
cents Boxes Is: Private boxes ~
the s. Doors open al and at 6, commences
ard att Great novelties and double troupe Friday,
nrouncement-Satnrday jan 2 bsned o( Mas MARY AID
kfNs A fine bill viii be offered