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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

II In the speech q kpssuths delivered
10 4 iasguw. there ucrnFs passage ~hici
deserves enshrinement BY ilAclt ioF Inn
Pressye ,rnsh and bsau'y:
have too tong aud l0o paciical life
sAid ~. % " rain things. sympathy
what is that. Asirh, that ilulscrs from Ihe
Ups of aiender eirl and de ID the Whisper
oi the breeze. People ID lhais individual ~
pacisy nay know oi sympathy, but whea )
7cople's aggregate sentiments become col-
erted il the crucih.c 81 policy. sympathy
yani=hes In The air like the diamond When
burnt. ana nothing there remains tux ~
empty cfucible. surrounded wi.h The ashes
Of gross eg0iism. The time has not yel
come when nations viii uct from sympathy
That may be done when the world shal
know cfone Christian naiion ON earth. Uaii
ln5s, knox of CAristan men and women
but know of 10 Christian naiior, bec4uss
know II none which, IN ~ national policy
ever hls acted upon tie Chrlsiiun command
cDo unto others a. thcu wouldes, have 9th
srs 90 unto thee"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

61rrhe curious effects of sprain are
related BY the Springfield Republican, which
says, "a young domestic in family in Til
city complained few nights since Of hav-
ing sprained her ankle, and said the injury
had struck 10 her stomach. An external
application 10 the limb so Ear relieved her
that she went TO bed: in the course Of the
night. how erer. she vas 50 sick that ply
sician was called, but be could only give re-
lief then after pair Of liIsle ankles had ap
Peared 10 the astonishet gaze Of the family
with whom the girl Iiyed.''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24
For tie Jasper Courier.
Nv Darling Boy.

~%-~~---r ~~M
Ny w.nsome one. my handsome one,
Ny daring little boy,
The hearts pride Of thy mother.
Ihy fashcf's ehiefest i,y.
Come ride upon ny shoulder.
COINS ses upon ny knee,
And prali.e ali tie nonsense
love 10 hear from thee
Wah slsiae eyes Of merry lns,re,
And Thy pretty !isping tongue,
Thy hear, ,hat crernorc let's out
Iis humnlng =, lapPy scrg.
W-a ihy thousand tricks, - glecsome,
Which bear wisA oul annoy,
Come 70 ny arms, come u ny soul
My darling lille boy.
,Iy lissls one, ny sweetest one,
TAey say THAT later years
win sometimes change parents hopes
For biuer griefs and tears.
But innocence, csnst lAou be augLi
But what now lhuu ar,---
And all this bloom 81 feeling
With Tie bloom Of face depart,
No. ro-ihat time can ne'cr arrive,
For whatever may beioll,
This hear, shall still Be Wholly thine,
Or shall not be Al all;
And 10 an OF srns Ike this
Thou cannot e'er be coy,
lBus siill sll ever be as kind
A my living lille boy
!. My youngest one. ny darling one,
s. fair. 80 happy nov,
With Thy Oonnel set - nicely
Upon Ihy shining BROW
With thF peerless. bounding motion,
And lhy laugh 81 tiloug tless glee--
] s. cirsled ~ : parents love,
Which wards each i'll from thee,
Can suppose another time,
When ihis will ali be Ger.
And iLy cheek will wear the ru1dy badg,
u 0s happiness no mcrel
When ali who nov delight in thee
N Far esex here shall have gone,
! And thou shall pilgrimize though lie
" Unlriented aud alone.
/, Without an aid to strengthen thee.
Or console thy ou5et mind.
save she memory u the 1--we of those.
igE0 leil lice thus behindl
ROSALIE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

Russian BABlss.-lt j. said that Russian
babies look like so many idols with their
heads carved out and the rest Of the body
left in the block. The appearance is caused
By their being rolled up tight in bandsges'
leaving only the head out, % that they may
be put out Of mischief and danger. On 70
ing into the Russian house, you msy fnj
one little fellow LETT on q shelf. another
hung 10 the wall on peg. third hung over
one Of the main beams Of the roof, and
rocked BY The mother. who has the cort
iooped over her foot.
why, that is a childr you exclaimed
looking close 10 be sure you arc not mis-
tsken.
Yes, sure enough. !, i child, but 50 dir
" that you cannot help asking:
When was il washedr
'Washed.' shrieked the mother, what
wash chill. You would kill IT,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

CT An En1lls hInanwas coming down iht
Ohio On steamer few days ago, and as tbs
packet turned cut Of that river into tho Ten
nessee, Il the head Of Tennessee Island, hs
se med much SURPRISED. and inqnired ths
name Of the Tennessee and IT, length. ~
being irld that il was upwards Of S0O mile
ia length and large nearly a. the Ohio. hs
exclaimed *Well declare, sor new ccun
iry you have extremely large rivers. r.
Padncah Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

How TO DISCONTINUE FAFEE. II yo,
are resolved On this sep, W y AZ once lik,
a msn, BY letter. % by returning the "a
per with your name and posi- oiliec endorse,
upon it--frst, of course if Jon are even iol
erably honest, paying up al ancarages
There are few meancr acts than 70 nrdcr /
PsPer discontinued wiihous paying ior u,
time YOU have received H.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

or 'What did you give that blcodet
mare OF yours the other q when she had
the bcisi" asked a wall street broker 81 3
friend from Long Island. "a pint Of spirit-
Of iurpingtimc. Good norningr--morn.
ing" and they separated. Two days a'iel
tie same parties met on the street "Ssy
look o here, | gave my mare pint Of iur
ping,ime. and BY Joye il killed her" ~.
i did mine." was the reply. "Gcod morn
morning" And siraightway thel
separated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

Hs-Kansas is now the alani os promise ?
JudEe Pstti. has already granted sbou TWEEN
ty.6ve divorce cases. II requires only tNen.
y days residence. A gentleman living Ia
Indiana, was recently sstonished 10 Learn
that his wife, while then visiting frieal il
Kansas, had obtained divorce. and wal
passing herself of as blooming .Miss' d
sweet sixteen. "Cold feet 10 a sufiicien
ground for divorce"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24
NO. Is.
Lyman Hssshsr ..csgrsshlp.

An eminent tiyinc, who ID Is well known
y N.Y. y universally respected. many years
since mas iea to iAe conclusion that FL Is
uot well TT man 70 be alone" Aner
considerable Ppnderirs. he resolye e. % offer
Aiieseliia marriage u certain member of
As Haek. 10 sooner was Tie plan formed
lan i wss put in ptae;ice, and getting out
his cane, lie speedily reached Tie dwelling
oi his mistress. Il chancsd 10 Be on Mon
lay. day which many NeS England read
ers need not now be told i known ss wash
Ing day. Uaccnscious D. The honor that
Nas Intended her, ihe lAdy was standing be-
hind the Iuh 10 the back kitchen. with her
arms immersed u the suds, basily engaged
10 90 occupation. which. g say The least Of
n, IL more useiul :Aan romsas.c. There was
a loud knock a. ne door,
Jane, % 70 ihs door, and i i; i any BODY
10 zee me tell ,hen that an engaged and
cannot see thea
The message was saill.iul'y rshearsed.
"Fell Jour alsssess rAss Ills very impor-
,sni that shoall sce hcF"
"'Iel him 70 cal this afternoon" said he
lady, "and / viii see him."
But il was unaslillng.
II must see her nov, said the minister;
l..sell me where she -"
20 saying be followed the servant into
HE kitchen. TO tie great surprise q her mis-
iTess.
miss --, have come 70 the ccncIu-
ion to many-wiIi you have me.' was Tie
minister's opening speech.
~Have youlr replied the astOniahed lady.
l"TAisis singular time y offer yourself
Such an in pcuant stePas thai OI laatrmcny
should be made matter ci PRAYER and de-
ibsraton.''
.Lstus pray WIS Mr. b. only response
- he kneit down beside the tub and prayed
ihai union might be formed which would
rnchance the happiness Of bAh parties.
His prayer was answered. and from this
union thus sineu.aFly formed has sPrang .
family remarkable for talent and Piesy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

0TJoAn Dobb~, being complimented BY
lady upon the beauty Of bis dS-. replied
Beg your pardon marm. 'tsin't dog i
one Of your own SIX Miss Anasissi'
Smithere. when stopped in the road by !
Spanish Bull. requested passer by 70 drivl
a~ay the gentleman COW with the powde
HoRKs on Hrs HEAD"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24


Tie steamship Vanderbilt. arrived here
Inst night.
EseIASD.-Tbe Queen rnd the Royal
famiiv sailed round lie squadron il review
A Splthead ID Saturlay, July sosh. Royal
saluses we're fred, and tie Russian squadron
joine in the demonstration q respect.
The London Herald has the following:
We have reason - believe that Mr. Dallas
has recently placed il the hands of Lord
John Russell, dispatch from Washington.
% which i,is resolved 70 abando1 privaieer-
ing, snd shus - accept Ihe declaration re-
specrng tbs portion 4 the r.afaiine law
agreed upon at The Congress Il Paris ID
ls55.
The Landon pssi ssys that GAribalii has
Sen, circular y an the free States u Isaly.
declaring BIZ arm - tsreu dy a. uny moment
- continue The Italian war 0iIndepend4nce-
\ 80 chanee j. 10 be noticed II tie COM
mercial situation Or France. The accounts
from ihe agricultural districts are nOs uafa-
rarablr. The wheat crop has not susiaine 3
much injury The barley crop Was MT ex-
IPscScd io BE prolific bu, The stock On hand
II immense. The crop ot oats viii proba-
lhly bs more productive thar was expected
ten days since. The harvest altogether
Twill exceed tia, of good ordinary year.
ana there w.ilb be an oserplas s0r expor
lion
The promise os the Emperor ofIhe FFenrh
lto pus ~ army and navy On peace focs-
linz has made a great impression on tie
Austrian financial World
y SrAlx.-The Madrid journals Of the 20ii
state that number of dispatches IL ~
grAuda waited % the Queen % congr-tu
!aie her oa her pregnancy
Itis said iAa,the Government had resolve.
On establishing municipal system ID Caba
:. Garibaldi has issued tie following osde
!, dated.
: LEyEKE. July i9.-Howcver political al
ylfair- may AZ 10 ! 9 Pesent circumstances
. X j. the dusy d Italians MOI only net 70 y.
{. down their arms and manifest disccursgs
4 menr, %, e swell their ranks, and show y
.lE4Tope that guided by the heroic victo
\ Emmanuel. they ere ready again ~ ccpfron
HE viriss'udea " war in v AaIcyer form the
. mry present. themselves.
= The PAFAL SrArEs.-The Tines CORES
!, pon4eni, from Rome, says there i great dis
+ Satisfaction here. and have DO hesita'io
ha zaying that the French soldiers alon
n Keep L1wn general outbreak. The iesuil
have been driven cut " Falenza, Ferli, at
4 FeFrsra. The Bologna Gazette pnbAshe
\ declaration that the provinces 81 Roma
n4 have shaken of the Papa yoke never !
return again. and that .heis wish j. % ,
annexed ID Sarlinia
The Tuscan army fms taken uP Positio
between II adsna and Eeego.
IrALr.-- The Milan Gazette states th'
ihe French troops are constantly passlu
Through Milan on their Nay y France.
TvKix JIiy 9o. The Dictator of Modem
has convoked tie popular assemblies. a
" persons competent 10 read and write. AZ
~hcse age j. not less than twenty -one. vi
ia emitted % vote. Perfect order prevail
T1Kls, August 1.-The King has =
ceised Count Rsiset a. special envoy iro
" n 4Pnleon for tbe purpose of bringing abpi
\, ,he restoration 81 the Grand Duke 81 n
dcna.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24


MAzzISrs PloegAnMz.-T The pairio, Of
Italy. MazzinD, has addressed his country
men 10 the present aspect Affairs in Isaly.
Be has called upon Ills countrymen 70 wit
hess tie truth u his prophecy th4t Louis
Napoleon wculd Be irsachereus, and " then
proceeds t. aSite shen 70 strike blow for
their common country, making unity Of
.he nation. There II ~ doubt that Aazzin-
ri i lie safest cf all the consell0ss of the
Italian people. III has devoted his life 70
H. country. BY day and BY night hs has
studied earnestly - devise ihe means for re-
generation. His programme i simple
oAe. II ~ 10 place ~ reliance save 10 the
sccPls 81 Iialy--to trust no powers or prin-
ces. bit IL strike the ti9~ FOR fresdvm un-
sided hy foreigners. Tie great difficulty
thai he has encountered has been ID making
SnoWG to Ais counsrymen MS siews, Out he
has spared 10 laDor n Disseminate BY secret
means his appeals ID sae people by the PEI
-uliar aud inseaius means which he adopts.
His agents vlsit every part Of liay, but
their Efforts Gre eiIcumscri5ed, and many 81
shem have escaped with grea, difficulty,
sometimes The trcashery u Italians beuay-
ling those who bore The letters oi Mazzlnni
lib cypher II his friends. Wejudge ihsth.s
hopes have improved fer Italy, and thai 10
anticipates ID gain something ior bis conn
lu,'s freedom from the recent @lr.--PAiladel-
Ph.a Inquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

ETAn exchange paper rises lhe fol-
loving sfTscting scene from Sirklcs drama;
Indignant husband % 1i:s's ioser:
-Sesundrei. you have diAhonoret me. and
must de-" Makes rush Il him with day
ger.
VIE (seizng ihe dagger -~iIoid, rash,
&r4tched, imprrdent man. Wat would
you dol Would yvu uusces the father o.
ycur children!"
Husband caves, ard The .aiher Of his chill
drcn carries sSraishs coat tail through The
front door.
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0'A man in California who had brother
hung. informed his friends in Ireland tha,
h's "bsother On : recent occasion addressed
: large public meeting, and just ss he finish
3D. the platform gave away and he fell AMI
broke bis neck
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

AnvERTssE-Ia the fa'losinx paragraph
the Utica (N Y Observer instances case
demonstrating The ADVANTAGES u advertising
10 the business man:
II ii often tie case that men come intu
our Office and inquire fvr the ~ rers pablish
20 Al such aPlaces sayrg they wopid liks
io fini somebody's advertisement They sil
down and look Tie papers over anl il " NJ
Ten The case thar they are unable 70 find
the desired Information. M long since 4
rentlersan Wa looking fOr the Names anl
address 81 an Aihsny firm 70 which Ne a.
sired 10 make consignment. but nai findinl
il he made the remark that lie would shiI
10 firm he was well acquainted With, tn
not lking their reputation he desired " eea
xi,h the ether firm. This i bot cne .
rasny instsnees. ana proves ccnclusivell
rl zines mrn should advertise, il ii
81 more ihan their bnslnes cards.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

The MASK oF FAsAIox Scsne--A IA
d. B0udoir. Julia: .Mhy. dear, you q.
surprise ne what are you putting thal
ab0minable rouge on iori'
Lady d.: aWell Fanny. II you mus
know, am going TO confess, anl tie rouge
% hide my bushes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

CA maiden lhty, not remarkable either
fcr youth beauty ~ good temper. came Tor
advice u Mr. Arnold a. d Low slIe shOuidg gst
rid cf trOu5l~rome suit0r.
"Oh marry him ~ marry him" h. advised
-.Nhy. ~. Mould see him hanged hrs,-'
mo. madsuS marry him, a. | sad 20 y0us
and lill ssspir YOU 4 Won'l bs lvng befvEe hr
hsng AlnitElt"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24
Case N Russian Jlstice.

Last December an officer IN the elegant
uniform Of the Chesaler Guards gaIloped
along one oi The most cIowted and fashion
able streets Ia 81 Petersburg. Passing .
magasin des NODES he saw a charming
Young girl enter. He followed her, ant
was struck BY her cheerful but modes.
grace, ard the freshness and tenderness
which distinguished her. Oa her refining,
be learnt that she was the daughter Of q poor
chinoNich. (cisilian,) that Tie shop-peoPle
worked for her al low rate, from admira-
ton Of her youth and character, ana TIA, s..e
would return al SIX.
That officer. with two of bis friends, In
dulged a sumpluous dinner, inG amIng lis
passions viii costly champagne. But ex-
actiy h; six, large aua gorgeous iruika q
sauble-sealed sieigel STOPPED near ihe
gssin. harnessrl wiih three sPlend.e
horses The poor oga advanced, was I'm
ssantly haii TiiHed n for cloak. liled iAts
The isoika, rarHsd On y cxarAko zs.o
where convenient snl lonely house of en,
trui-.x rasis441. a.lfr Indignantly reject
Ing every Kind of bslte. BDi her resistance
Nas y violent thai she dishgured tie face
n her sssai.anis.
Oh her return hsr father appealea,O 70 thl
Aaie1 .se Dai N .air- The poiice-mas
Ter assured A.m iAss sae criminals could na
Be identified o. this hcr brother, an on
Ger IN tie ccuntry regiment, Was wfiusn q
iie was inteialigahle ID his inquiries. discoy
ering ,ha, three 1.sirers had suddenly an
nounced themselves sick, 70 hide the sc1r
10 their faces. wrote petition y tie I'm
prror. and succeeded ia awaSlng his gym
patty. The poiice-masteF was summoned
and tie Gar charged h.m Instantly Il pro
cure true report of what had passed. Tai
WAS done. The criminal wss Prince Ga.il
zin.
\ But mark the puuishmen': The Gar in
stantly compelled him % marry the suiFerei
endowed her on the spot rith half hi
worldly goods. making her - once yer
wealthy. and then immediately issued
lnsase Of divorce, leaving her entirely free
Al the three cfirsrs were transported q
country regiment, deep in The heart o. m.
lsia. and were refused any Fiss ia milltar
rank.
Never was Poesical Justice more rapid an
more complete. Tie sentence does hons
10 the Emperor. and almost makes H. Ion.
in certain casess f1r an onnipeient dsspo
But This ! no, the Only instance il uhie
'Alexanter IT. has given proof " ! CO.
heart and great vigcF.
The circumstance hss exri'ei " immens
sensation III The Russian caPstal, and VI
doubtless have good results.
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0-r"Little boy. can | 20 through lli-
gate % the riycrl" inquired iashiOnaby
dressed iady. perhaps, -; load 81 hay
vent ihTou N 'hls morning. 49, W. herda
fcFlY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

Why isa vain young lady line con-
'tirmed drunkardi Because neither u them
j. satisfied with the mpdMate w. VI ihe
glass
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-24

Tia Lost SaETF-A preacher ~ thc
Methodist church was travelling in enc 81 the
back settlements. and stopped a. cabin
where rn oli iai received him very kindly.
AIter tilnr pt4sAsiua eiH hin,, she be.
gan 10 question him; Strange, where
mought you Ne iromH' Madam. | reside
in Shelby rounty Kentucky" Wall. stran-
ger, hope 10 ciiense, but what mcught yor
bc toin' ,as up herer' "Madsme. au
searching As lcs Asep q the house .
Israel" '-Jyhn.J OH shouted the old lady
.'come right in this mint; here's strange
all The way from SheIDy county, Kcntucky
hunting stock. and l'ii JUST bet my lie
that iangle-haired cia black ram that
been in our lot last week Is one os his NJ
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,, AT JAsrER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, By
MEHRING GER & D0AN Z.
OFFICE-CoRsER OF MACDONALD AND
WEST STREETS.

TERMS-STRICTLy IN ADVANCE
Single Subscription. for fifty Moss ~ w
For six months, "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

V,nr., .ha.,, have rnhlished . thict volume,
without date containing hst oi a unclaimed al',
isends In the FUNDS, Bank of England stocS ana
o,ber public securities. In this book i foand 'he
nsme Of John Smith. who appears to hase 50 nlas
Nancy standing 10 his credit. This great and nth
s,.o n,tnovn fact il forthwith made known to
sou,e of the f,mly here, and all the Smiths IN the
Uni.ed States lay claim 70 being heirs. meeting
NJ tba Smith fsmilv ia called IN the newspapers,
and every one attends. The house Is hued % over
sowino for what house would hold all the Smiths
who would like 10 have an estate knowing agent
Laws down the law and the facts, tnd amphnes on
the great probabilities OF the Case. lhese, oi
course, are very strong ACohui'ee 70 PIoee-
cute is appointed and the vital matter of raising
rurse 10 nav the LAWYER is not neglected. As II
was raised especially for the lawyer, he is fool
he don't get H. In due time the Smiths are called
together second time. Progress Is reported, ley
tiers are read from England, manufactured by All
secomplice on the other side OF the water, giving
and asking for pedigrees. but containing nothing
definite set full Of the most extrayagant assur-
apces that they are on the right track and demand
ing more fees. More delay is thus secured and
more money too "a under the stimulus of the
living missive the hopeful Smiths contribute llber-
ally. The pundering game thus goes on for years.
A newspaper article is sometimes published by one
Of the swinders to keep the subject alive, but after
years Of plunderlng the Smiths discover that they
have been cheated and abandon the pursuit. A
dozen of these cheats are carried on here at the
same time. There is not a county In this State
which has not contributed largely 10 pay these
hsrpies, yet not single instance is known of an
English estate being thus recovered for it, Amerl-
can heirs. The most remarkable and long contin-
ued chase after such money is that OF the Jennings
heirs. 1t is continued up to this day. meetings OF
the heirs being held every few weeks. They are
sangune of recovery. If they succeed, II VIII
L IL No. kov inf Il
enough to enttle them TO some return. But as
general .hing il may be averred that al these En-
gsh estates, with heirs in this country, are undi-
luted humbugs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
QUICK SILVER MINES or CALIFORNIA.

TIE recent intelligence OF tAe INJUNCTION granted BY
the United States Circui! Court ssainst 4H further
working oi the New.Alnaoen Quicksilver Nine, has
nasy wher we CONSIDER that this grea. mice hss er.
ported annuslly, according to the Custom House mani
fests in San Francisoo, from $SO COO to 81 Coo 900
wrlth of quicksilver for the ssst Ave or siI wears
Beside which, this rine has supplied the iDcs s..ut
and heavy densnd in tie Csrforni, market daring
this same perod toe suouni OF which annual dem,nds
for home consumption. can only b. estimated cor.
iectursly, "a the New-Al MAIDEN Company have not
th,mselyes), for tire simple reason, that thew were
by them out Of this valuable, but doubiy In.
gated property. We DO rot think thst We are speak
ig hey ord the fees when say that this gre. mine
has, for the laet five six years averaged an annual
gross yield o. 81, 10 600. Putting do~n IL Garrett
expenses st S3tp, ,0o1-wbich seems liberal. when We
consider bow simple aud speedy is the excavation Of
quick sver-apd we have annual net revenue Of
$50, COO per annum from this magnificent property
BI. lis titles we're sadly Involved snd confused both
by reason Of mulltHdlols claimants and the charac.
ter Of the questions at issue. The parties were:
First: Tie firm Of Barron, FORBES & Co. holding
ana working this mine under Mexican denouncenent
title, witch is row judiciorsy condemned a. oatc.
dati, Jcbrtcs'ed, and travda!est
Steoa6iy, The heirs ard as igneea os tie Bsrrys.a
giant ~hirh is bsld to BE- lsgsl and valid grant
viii II is denied that its boundaries include the rine
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