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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
ALME y AC.
MARINE LIST.

PoRT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il
ARRIVED.
Schr. Arctic, Bent, Windsor, plaster, to Gaze
move & Co.
Schr. J. n. II. Smoot, Reard, Piscaiaway
Creek. wheat to Black ,ck, Marshall & Co.
SAILED.
Schr. New Jersey, Vanaman, Boston, coal, by
David a. Lowe.
Schr. knight, Sears, Providence, by Fowle &
Co.
Schr. General Taylor, Hunter, Philadelphia,
coal, bys David A. Lowe.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Title F., Hathaway, from Alexandria
arrived at Dighron, 18th inst.
Schrs. Alva Greenwood, end Mary Jane. Nc
Dermott, from Alexandria, arrived at 81. John.
H.. b 10th inst.
Schrs Lucy W Alexander, Alexander, from
Boston for Alexandria, sailed FROM Holmes Hole
18th inst Mary A Shropshire, Shropshire, from
Alexandria fur Boston, and at do. 18th.
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lCONMrNICATEp

Two or three trips ago, a vote vas taken
20 'ae Steamer Columbia, as to a change in
"' Jays Of running the boat. There we're
%'!'sI passengers On board--mostlv from
y 'i'ef counties. The vote was--For q
usage 2--Agains, a change 34l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
AI.1.ndr,a Fuel Market, Sept. IL.

Wood ard Coal are in abundant supply The
yards are well filled, and the receipts BY Rail.
road and River are fair Our quotations re-
main unchanged, viz Coal, Cumberland Lump
al IS; run of mine 81 25. Anthracite White
Ash, "a 81; Red Ash, IS 19t-in all cases de-
livered. Wood-Oak at SO 756B4; Pine Sab
nt2 or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
COM
Monetary.

Monetary affairs during the week have pre-
sented more cheering aspect. The increased
activity in trade-lsrge receipts OF produce by
Railroad, and Coal by the Canal-navei crea'
sed the amount Of money in circulation, and
made the market comparatively easy. The de-
posites al the Banks show a steady increase -
The payments falling due are comparatively
light, and easily met, and no difficulty is exper'
fenced in negotiating good paper.
The transactions in Stocks have been light.
but the market is firm. Last sales of Aiexan.
dria Corporation at SOC. Virginia is &c
Railroad securities remain unchanged.
SINGS the postponenent by the President OF
the Western land sales, warrants have declined
in price. The following are the quoted rates
40 acres ll0Gll5c SOS se092c; 1905 79G
SIC; 1905 " G93c.
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D..

", ""%sa,ns'cn, OF Wednesday, the 18th inst
r"Ahl ELIOT, relict OF the late Samuel
,'' 10 he 74ih scar OF her age.
Saa'ie''own. Jefferson County, Va, on
70 - he 18th instant, JAMES BROWN, in
a Year OF his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

Gss FOR BALTlMnRE.-The steamer
= . - STATE, will receive car
s,o.. baltimore, on Saturday, leaving at 3
len w. WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

CATrLE-Ths receipts Of Beef Cattle today
were not as large as they were on The last and
the preceding market dasf. The offerings at the
scales reached 100 head, 200 Of which were
driven of, $50 were lett over unsoId, and the re-
maIning $50 head Were sold TO Baltimore butch
ers at prices ranging from sz.373 10 S3 10 on
the hoot, equal TO 81 .7JGS7 net, and averaging
So rs gross. ,
HoGs-Hogs continue in good supply, and
We continue 10 quote them as ranging from
s. II TO 81 per 100 lbs. net.
>HEEP-Susep are unchanged IN price ana
we continue 10 quote tAem a. ranging iron %
10 SO Per head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
By S. J NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NIIIt TrIIIN u

NILE THIS DIT.
I-A HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
~ On Saturday morning nert. 18th %ins'anf, at
Ii o'ciock, in front OF the Mayors Office, wall be
offered at public auction, d two story FRAME.
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND. situated on
the east side OF Fairfax. between Duke ard
Wolfe streets. Immediately adjoining the house
recently owned and occupied by Richard II
Gemen,. csc. Said it fronts ~ feet on Far
fax street. and has a depth OF 20 tert h inches
Terms OF SALE'-A credit OF two and four
months will be given, 10 be secured by the
bonds Of the purchaser. satisfactorily endorsed,
and bearing interest from the day OF sale, and
the title to be retained until payment is fully
made. ). }. Auc'.
ean lS-oogtSls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

e r"h hEAT-The commodious and
- Known EAGLE HOTEL. corner of
s-, fa!et's streets. Possession given i'm
So ELIZABETH HARRISON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

LA 4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN COR.
GHDONSVlLLE FOR sALE.-Having NOV
ed 10 nv farm nvar tais place, | wish 10 sell the
HOUSE and LOT, formerly occupied By me
The House is new. containing our large rooms,
4 ten leet passsg above AMI below, with portI.
Goes front and rear, all Necessary out-bulIdIrgs in
thorough repair, a tine garden, and a sell OF ex-
cell.n, water in the yard. The Lot contains
one ace
To parents having children 70 educate, this
property offers great Inducements, as there are
two first class schools III the pLace-maie and
iemale. The payments 10 suit the entire con-
venIeuce OF the purchaser, as my only object IS
TO avoid renting suca property.
sep 7-eo6w C.. ". BEALE. Gordonsvllle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
SALE THIS D1T.

CHERIFF'> SALE sha Expose for sale
= a lot OF ~asj.lron RAILING tor iencIng, o"
Saturday, the 18Th INST, at the hlacSsnl'h sh"P'
on Union street, between Prince and Duke SITS
TO satisfy an execution IN mr. names Vs. I'm
twisle Il Moore. Sale az II O'Clock.
sen I7-Jgf C.. NJ CASTLEMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY The annual meet
Ing of the Stockholders OF this Company. will
be held al the otice OF the company. in Alexan-
dria. on Wednesday, The 10th day Of October ner',
nj u o'ehok. M. JAMES II. REID, Clerk.
sep i6-eotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

lust RECEIVED, at No. Is North Fairfax
y street, a supply OF Extra English and Amer
lean Blister Steel, Norway Nail Rods, and Band
Iron; also, all sizes Of Oval, and Rod Iron. All
of the above will be sold at the lowest prices.
Wrieht's Burglars Alarm, for sale by the gross
or single one.
sep is uEo' L. pALDNlN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

, OST.-On the evening OF the 10th instant, a
large EO BREASTPlN, between
Misses Thurston's Boarding house AMI Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church. or in the Church. A lib
eral reward will be gwen Tor the same, II left
at the Banking house OF Corse Brothers.
semi lS-eo3i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

w GOD LANDf For SALE"--ieglng d au'
W per-abundance OF Wood Land, ! wish To
sell 1851 ACRES "f weIl.timbered land, within
hall 4 mil. of a Steam Saw Mil, now being
erected By Mr. +. Berkeley The tract is bound
Ell on Inc east by the road from Aide 10 This
Mill, and is entirely accessible from this road
The land j, covered with Chestnut, Pine, White,
Black. Chestnut. and Red Oak The south east
! corner OF the tract Is distant from Presley Gard,
ner's lot, on me Carolina ROAD, 40 poles.
Price i 800, II three payments.
\. BERKLEY.
Aide, Loudoun Co Va, sep l4-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

HNlhD-An experienced SALESMAN
Ion, ma pry Coos S,ore-recommenda-
NsgrsI CHARACTER and Qualifications will be
VI Is address A. B., through Post Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

h-A FOR SALE OR RENT.-The HOUSE
III and LOT, on Columbus street, between
klug and Prince streets, now occupied by J. >.
Penny esq 0. A. klNSOLViNG,
Administrator OIL X. Riddle, decd
MiddlrbuIy. sep Cow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
Mon. Matters and Trade IN New York.

The downward tendency OF fancy stocks con-
tinued throughout the day. State stocks have
not been affected. Missouri SKIES closed at SIG;
yirginias' Q2. The new Federal fives ale very
dull; sales at 1881, ex. interest. There was
much frmness in bank shares.
The dry goods business has been lively
through the week, though country dealers Pur-
chase cautiously.
The receipts from customs yesterday amour
ted TO SlGO.92t; the whole amount IN the Sub.
treasury to $l2,4l7 93s.
The Fall Trade Book Sales, which have been
going on in mis- city Tor some days past, were
very brisk yesterday afternoon, and many eie'
CANT volumes of standard works changed hands.
There was a greater attendance and larger num-
beers OF books sold than ever before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE
i offer Tor sale, privately, the FARM
upon which | now reside, containing 335 ACRES.
Ii not disposed OF before, II will be offered al
public auction, on ie 2On day Of OdOJr.-
This Farm offers great inducements TO the pur.
chaser, from II. locality, being within Z miles OF
N!tcheil's Staten, and ! oi the Rapidan, and
thereby brought into immediate connection, by
railway, with Richmond and Alexandria. II is
beautifully situated, III one OF the best neighbor-
hood in the State, lying on the Rapidan River
tor about one mile. The farm is divided into
five fields, The Improvements are a comiorta-
r. Portable DWELLING. with six rooms,
,p5ss. and all other necessary out-houses.
a more particular description is unnecessary.
as those wishing 10 purchase will examine
for themselves. For a further description, sp.
ply 70 J. { GREEN. a. Culpeper CT. House, or
tue subscriber a, MirchelI's Station.
Terms accommodating and made known or
day OF sale. WI a ROBhhIhoN'
Culpeper County. sep l5--oo's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

h a. PER THE CARS.-Super6ne
E..r nA'fa Flour, best brands, from the
.; ,ss H'so' a lot Of old Oats, in store, and
W ). HARTLEY & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
New York Cattle Mark-,--sep,. 10.

Yesterday there was a decrease III the number
OF beet cattle offered, but prices were no better
than last week, nor was the average quality an
Improvement. The sales we've at :Gr9 cents, the
latter an extreme price Sheep and lambs nave
improved Z. dJO cents per head, with a lively
demand. Swine sold more freely al - 80 Tor
heavy corn-led i%liinoi', and light at 81 7uH3.
Dlstlllery fed are heavy at II -. The Nes-
tern wards this morning were clear OF stock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
AUCTION SALES.

"RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSON AL ESTAIE.-By author.
~ Of 4 deed Of trus; executed 10 the undersigned
by William ). PAYNE. we shiIi offer Tor sale al
public auction. al the residence %. the said
PAYNE. i'm Inc county OF King George. Virginia.
ON Tuesj.y. M, 2ia dly Of Sepfomber asrk. the
.oIIoytry yaIuable Rel AMI Personal prnprrty,
70 wit tract OF land on winch Mr.. Payne
now resides. called "iiOUNT PLEASANT
situated about Two miles from the village OF
Poit Conway, on the RaPpahann0cE river, al.
ioining the amos vi AIessrs. Gtorge W. Turuec,
James ). tluIsen6CrTy. ana others. The tract
contains FOUR y Fifty
ACRES, nearly all OF wtich has been highly
.nprov'd. and - III the best condition Tor pro-
ftable cultlvdr ION. The situation Is healthy
and rendered attractive o. the excellent society
surrounding II. The improvements consist OF
III. ii commoiious DWELLING HOUSE, and
I:, N necessary out.buiIdlngs, tie whole OF
wnicu are either new, or have recently been
'horousn'y repaired
second a !I@c, u iaH.' Piinv'pa.ty II "" 90
containing IVY hI"pi'rD AM IVY
AInkS, situated neal 70, (oHt not lHuedia'eIy
a'lolnins} re iirst hdmrt '!act'
hh ihird, len HOUSES ard LOIS III the
or IN SLAVES, the House and h'ich'E rur-
n!ture OF nd f"ynr' ,n"'a OF when ID NJ"
and desirable. All his Stock Plantation u'en.
sis, &C, consisting !" part OF Is Iotsts' ."
mead OF cau'e' az snsfP' ~ 10 ~ noSs, /" way
ons ana c"i'S' meat reaper. "nehS UNI """'
machine F,o"s' haIFo"s' nc ne Puich's"t
OF "Aiouh' fIe"sah' WI cave Tue pilV"rse D
seeding "hea' 'ii' 'eIl' am '"'' possession VIZ
oe gwen Oh 'ht Hi9,o u January h%A'' ieiso"S
wishing d 'nr'hef a"Sc''P'loh OF 'ne properly
or desiring TO we" It. can apply 10 'he unoef-
slgne'' OF 10 WIN y r"!"e
FERNS FOR ,"e rra' estate ohe''our'n OF Tue
puch-se money wiI' be required IN cash; Tor the
res'hne a cred'' OF one Two az" 'hI'e year wiz
be- allowed Inc deferred payment % Dear 'h,ti
est, ard TO be satisfactorily secured foT 'he
personal properly, cash Tor Inc Slaves, al" az
purchases ""Get s<o; VyeI' a r'e''' Oh SIX
months. j. ;. l@CiSr.Nnrkhi. Trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
SAFE THIS DAY.

tN.ITH IID
CHERlFFS SALE OF FINE CARRiAHt
= Il shall sell at public auction, on Sliur-
DIV. The Ish n,st At ~ O'Clock. IN 'front.' OF h. J..
Ed,lln's Coach Factory, Pit street, a hue close
CARRIAGE, to satI.ty executions IN my hatds
VS.. Thos. CoyIe II Bro.
sep l7-Gt 7. VI. lANl W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

NOR SALE.-Several Servant WOMEN and
CHILDREN. Tae WOMEN are vaiua-
BE house servants-one a very iair Cook, Wash.
er. and Ironer. Terms reasonable. Apply ear
ly, TO "lLLiAN Mail,
Rixsyyille, Culpeper Co, Va, sep l-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

A CENTS WANTED, TO travel and solici
u orders for ATWATER'S PATENT FlF
TEEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINES. Sal
ary $50 per month, with all expenses paid.
|. NJ. DAGGETT 4 co,
sep2-w4w No Wilson Lane, Boston, Mass.
TOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT LAW
., will practice in the Courts OF Westmore-
land, Richmond, and Northumberland Counties.
Pos, Office, Riee's Store, Wsstmoreland County,
Va dec 5-tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

CITY LorEL.--A late visit to Alexandra,
satisfies us that this excellent and well known
house, keeps up its reputation. Mr.. IL ffe-
bower, the excellent proprietor, is known by
everybody and is ~ popular as a man can
well be. John Roberts, hi- accomplished
assistant, ba- likewise hy bis kindness and
urbaniry, given the City Hotel a reputation
that any house might envy. May the whole
concern. proprietor and ali, receive An album
dance Of good luck - Huuenion why
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

DOOTS, CATERS, SHOES. NC, &c-A
ID general assortment OF Boots, Caters, Shoes,
NC, NC. tor Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, Boys,
and Chillren's wear, Of the best materials and
workmanship, can be found at
HARMON BURNS,
40s Pennsylvania Avenue, between a and 18th
streets, a lew doors east OF National Hotel,
Washington sep lo-eo2n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

MR.. J. c. FoERTSCH, gives instructions
wi in Music. Apply at64, Prince street, or
e.. r. French's Periodical store. sep ll-dtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

.sltpKIAG HILL" FOR SALE.-The lee
bic health OF Mr. E l.. Dade, induces the
deslse 10 dispose OF the estate recently purchased
by hlm from Mr.. William Wallace. am lull
authorized 10 SELL SPRING HILL is situated
IN King George County, Va. on the RaPPahan-
mock rlvsr. ten miles below FrederlcE sbuig and
contains. by recent survey 7u7 ACRES. The
entire tract is river Hat, OF the hest description
OF soil Tor wheat and corn. The improvements
l-A consist of d DWELLING HOUSE, built
Gawi,uln a few years, large enough Tor a
ia:nrly OF ordinary size, and all the usual out
houses. either new or IN good repaIr.
There i a WHARF upon the estate, from
which produce is delivered TO vessels running 10
Baltimore. Frederick buTE, &c
1t desired, a liberal credit will be allowed ON
a large part Of the purchase money.
Persons wishing iuTther information, can ap-
ply 10 me, in person, or By letter.
w X. MASON, near CoTorn P. 0.
King George County. Va, sep lo-eoiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

0OO SACKS G. A. SALT
TonVn 1000 do Ashton do
sp II III a lew days and for sale by
-. GRAY. MILLER & co.
D en Sr'El'ED, 25 bbls No. 3 Mackerel.
10, GRAY. MILLER Il co.
.ru NlNEGAR.-lO bbls. for sale by
~ FERRY & PENNYBACKER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

At the Tournament At Warren Springa, on
Thursday last, the following nau,ed seotie
men were successful: 5. b. Buck, whO
crowned Miss j. Il, of Warren. Queen Of
Love and Beauty; McKinn IL Wells, who
chose Miss NJ. l. b Of Winchester, Is! Mad
If Homer; A. Larrick, W. o chose, by proxy,
Miss b. Of Alexandria, ID Maid Of Honor;
A j. C ltlntt, who chose Miss T., Of Eau
quier, 81 Maid # Honor.
Mr. Foster delivered the address to the
Queen aud attendants, which. we are told,
was we'll done.--Front Royal Gdzeue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

Mr.. Daniel c. b jarnette, Of Caroline
County, is recommended in the Richmond
South, for the nomination. for Lieutenant
G. va--o- ~ rho u u,cr'ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

Pi1TsBURG, Sept. l5-Tbe National Demo
cratic County Convention to-day nominated
the ticket of the Anti-Tax Convention but
passed resolutions approving both the Ma
tinn,i nrd Safe Administrations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The Richmond South sayt:--The report
that the woods on the fredericksburg road,
between this city a0d Ashland, were buru-
ing furiousI; last week, 10 unfOunded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

Dunlop < Co.'s barrel factory in Rich
mond was partiy destroyed by fire on Thurs
day. Loss about 81 900. The fire origina'
ted 10 tue drying kiln.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

IRENCH CHINA The subscribers ale
now receiving from the New York Auc-
tons. a fine assortment o; French China, White
aud Gold Band Dinner and Tea Sets, rich Vases,
Mugs, &C.. &c. which they have purchased at
very low prices, and are willing to sell them al
a small advance Tor casa, or 10 punctnai Gus.
TONERS. X. H. MILLER, son q co.
sept is-eolm l%>entlnel copyJ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-24

TtY virtue of ~ sxeru'issD lFsnfd oat o'
- ihe Office Of The Clerk cf The Cpm-
mon Peas Court II Diboi- crunly. IA and
~ me directed nave lssied On anr ii rfl
Siurdav. Dec. 4th. 1888. tr'~eea iiie A.itr-
n 10 o'elork. 4. H.. aud I p'ciuck 4 H. os
saii dav, II the door uf Tie COnrl III .cas IL.
ihc.tomn u jasper. in SAID county. iier f,r
ssle AZ public aucii1r. The r-nis and preHts
ior t-ra not rxceeciug seven yttr-, y. tie
FLOWING described property iO-Hst-
Tnc a0uh hali VI L5l N AZ. ,.h ih.
improvements rrcn. silaaEtL NJ tie iyNt
N Jasper.
And should said rrnip snd gr.fi's ng; se.i
i9i a sum Sufficient ~ sAii-iy sad rArc4.sst
snd costs, ~lll ~ the sansr llms aNa s.c.
AMI betAeea The h1uEs aicatss4. Dfsr iDr
sAle aud sell u public suci!ur i4- Ile simple
" ssid real estate.
Taken il execution as The niop nv cf ~
Eekeri, al lAe SIT VI Joha NeAel and N
Sauler.
Terms OF fale. cash IN hand.
IA o3 HEINAN. s n &.
Nov. 10. le56.-Sv f$i 50
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-24

6-The y. Paul Pioneer and ID ,uoc-at
commenting upon the recent election in
Minnesota, says
Minnesota was never more thoroughly
Democratic than she ID to-dty. The absurd
cry that ours i pro slavery party, and tho
'emcval Of "bleeding kansas" from the pol
lsical stage, has shorn Black Republicanism
y is formidable appearance. The future
beckons on to more glorious victories than
We have secured in The past.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-24

SSow.--On last saturday morning
/ commenced showing at this place.
and AL day long the white fakes kept
swiftly and ncisclcssly dropping one
upon another till all around seemed
clothed in a beautiful robe Of spotless
purity And mcrrily again the sleigh
bells jingle as other Jcllcs and bcaux
almost fly hy, giving blessings that
tie season has again arrived when tLey
can squeeze close together, without
being liable 10 the snecring remarks
vf cnvious lockers on. And still this.
Tuesday, evening. the snow is falling.
and bids fair to afford a fine opportu-
nifty for slcigh-riding.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-24

LooKovr.-As a certain married
friend Of ours is willing to insure that
sleigh riding will 5c a successful way
of courting ('twas where his wife said
yes lie says.) if this weather con.
tinucs long. We shall expect to be call
ed upon soon to publish numbers ol
happy unions, all brought about BY
following the advice Of our expert.
cnccd friend. SO mote it be.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-24

1Si~s1sNliCn -SClice.

AOlIcE i hereby gwen iss M parf.
~ nerrhp herrln'ore sxiS'in- between n
HAYDEN and T.. Pickhard', in Ilan'ia- arga
!, this dry dissolved by mutual con.rni. Ar
those ihsi are inrvbtfL - NJ" s4ia firm fs,
r4qarstet 10 Y uie sarn ari nnt n,.ka ka kerilt
mrAt smmc'iarr ~ Ai.h T. r.shha-ai. ns.p X
1Thosisr.. n u. ske The -sre 1'le br.iness
Nll te carried ~ % hrse'n',r. w n pics
harl' Il .luniingtarg. e. HAYDEN.
, IL li ~. T. liChHAADF
Nf2l iN-s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-24

O-Wm. q. ooffin. T. N. lIudsen, VIII
IAN Carpenter, S,earns Fisher, DR.. c. v.
Zones John II. Harper, Dr. J. n. Walker.
Richard Raleigh and oihers, whose names
~ not at this moment occur 10 us, are can
a'da'es for the ofise OF State Trustee or
ne wabash and Erie Canal. The Office il
worth 5000, besides extras, and the du,i. )
are very lish. Iii. q desirable Office.
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The Elections this Year

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Elections have been he I'D in twenty s,a,s.
this year and although The Democrac, havs
o-t several representatives in Congress bv
ne leeompion and personal issues. vet ,he
popular vote foo's up on increase Of about
ne hundred and foriy thousand over thar
gwen for NJ. BrcHASAs in 1856. This i
'atsfs Glory evidence that tae Democratic
'ar'y are stronger now than they were Two
sears ago. The d D.mocratic issues Of 1875
''e more popular With the people Than ever
ana Aoolliionslism and sectionaIisn. the
'r'nc' pies avowed by the Republican marty.
re correspondingly more odious in the pu' :
'c judgment. The causes which hive oo..
a'ei g defeat the Democracy in the Cor
i'ess'onal el' c'ions OF this year, are ira
,'ent and will soon pass away if wise coun-
us prevail Clnciisiicn and moderation
sill produce harmony and union in the Dem
'era,'c rnnkf, and prepare the way for a
victory in the Presidential cleo
ION 10 ls6o. Is there Democrat willing
70 defeat this result by continuing unncces-
'ary dIssensions.-Sta,e 5 sentinel.
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n $ hereby risen ihar ~ Thursdsy. The 9th
a. day 81 nfeenh--. less. The County Sur
veyur Of Dubois Ccsniy sIl be present %
run the lines and determine fhr Boundaries
md subdiEi-i1ns and als9 establish the cor
ners q section 2. n ). : Rs W: eIsc the
in-e'mroiaie ine- wiil Be surveyed and he
corners fhereuf established All intsre-te1
persons arer requested " aitend
&C.. i7-ss JrsErr GErvRrcH-
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hrrchy given thst the uadsFsssred hps
msec apricaion 20 the -AaJ4Ar .. nd
bal- gpaai., Indiana. ior t.fli. rs. rs
caie VI n-rchaAe Of lie suus'i as@ 4..f..f
N lle s5nih-MesI ruartrr q. sc iuf @l u.
70 ionnship N.. 8 uth NJ rNrre M. NJ.
70 Michae. Miller. the nr sins purchaser
NE origlnal Certificate oi rn-Thasr scira
lost. BARBARA IATBN.
or -. aS-l3~. 81 UO
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TnE BANNER CousTY.--Saline county,
Illinois. Is the Democratic banner county Of
he Union. Al The late election in that
State. she cast 1859 vo,es every one Of
which was Tor the ticket. This 10 a re-
markable unsnimity.