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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29
Habcas Corpus Case-snpremo Court.

kHHDCus OOTPua 5t-oIIPFVEIV VVUTI'
The argument before the Supreme Court
on the motion of r. P. Spauldipg, Esq, to
grant a writ of Habeas Corpus in the case
of the imprisoned rescuers, was postponed
from Saturday to Monday at the request Of
District Attorney Belden. Some days may
elapse before decision is given, as the case
is one of much Importance.
The Supreme Court of Ohio is composed
of Judges Swan, Brinkerhof, Scott. Sutliff
and Peck, all republicans. The antece-
dents of Swan and Brinkerhoff were demo-
cratic, Scott and Peck were wings, and Sut-
lid, liberty. The acknowledged ability and
integrity Of tho Court will give great weight
TO the decision, whatever it may be- Cieve.
Leader.
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WHIsKEY AT A DIscoUNT.-On Wednes-
day afternoon, as man was passing our Of
fee, with a loaded wagon on tho top Of
which was barrel of whisky. A lurch of
the wagon brought the barrel to the ground
with crash; when 10! it sprung leak, and
the strychuine escaped rapidly. We do not
feel like rejoicing over mans misfortune,
but we could not help thinking it would do
less harm in the gutter than in being re-
tailed at five cents glass to put men in
the gutter Another barrel was soon pro-
cured, and portion of it saved. A few
pals of water will however make up for the
loss.
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The total circulation of tho ~ y II

The total circulation of tho " Y zri-
bune, including its daily, semi-weckly, week
ly and California editions, has reached the
enormous amount of 21l,75o copies. The
Tribune completed its eighteenth year on
the 10th. There is probably no paper III
the world which has such vast number OIL
readers,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29

Next week we shall commence the pub
lieation Of the tax law. AS the Assessors
will be coming around soOD, all persons had
better read it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29

On the first side Of our paper is few
chapters Of story which is published as
an advertisement. No moro of it will be
published in our paper, but the balance can
be had of C. R. McCuIloch, news-dealer, in
this town. III
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Attachment.

Charles G. Biugg, Plaintiff,
against
Hannah Leppelman Defendant
In Justice Court before Amos Fem Justice of the Peace
for Green Greek township, sandusEy County Ohio.
NE Defendant is hereby informed that an Attachment
issued ia the above entitled action for the sum Of
sixty dollars by said Justice, the 1lh day Of Apr
1859. c. ". PAGE Plaintiffs ATTY
Clyde April IS, 1852 l4a3
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PERsoEAI.--The Hon. John Sherman
and wife, Of Mansfield, sailed from New
York for liverpool in the Vanderbilt,
on Saturday. Mr.. S. will make the tour Of
Europe.
MoNuMEETAL-Mr. Jones, the Ohio
sculptor, Is in Sandusky on the subject Of
preparing q plar of the Perry Monument to
be erected at Put-in-Bay.
A LANCE SALE.--MoFe than twenty five
thousand copies Of Dr.. curvERwELL's eele
braled essay on Nervous Diseases have al
ready been published in this country. hi'
by ceIebralsd author, and costs but a tri
fe. See advertisement. aie ~ %
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Best specimen ni NE brickt LOO
Best specimen of pressed brick, 100
Best specimen of pottery, 100
committes.-Dr. T. sIillwell, II. f, Clark, C. n.
NO S7.-MARBLE WORK.
Best specimen ofmaibIe work, $500
2d do 200
In this class competition is open to all the counties in
the State.
cornmittse.-Danie L. June, Thomas Pickerton,
Israel Smith, A. Morehouse James Justice r. Foulke
NO. 3s.--PLoWING MATCH
Best specimen ofplowing. SlO0
Committee Geo. II. Steward, John II. Fry, Dan
ie Seaman, John Bowman, Peter King.
NO. 3s.-FARMs, BARNS AND ORCHARDS.
Best farm Of 100 acres aud over, 90
Rest farm Of between 40 aud 100 acres, 500
Best orchard OF not less than 100 trees, 200
Best constructed farm barn, 200
Competitors In this must comply with the 9TH article
Of the constitution Entries mustbe made al the Sec
retaTy's Office by the first day Of July next.
Conmfttse.-J s. Gardner, W. G.. IIahord, w. A.
Cookrane, Dr. J. w Wilson, James Moore, J. ID. Bot.
efur.
LADIES EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES.
Premiums win be raised on the Fair Ground and a.
warded TO the best and second best riders.
Committe. Nj. Z. Rawson, Ira Smith, l. e, Ans
den, William Price, A. J. Hale.
| FITTING UP FLORAL HALL.
Copmitfss. John Niece, Mrs. Dr. La a. RAwson.
Mrs James Valletie, Mrs. r. p Buckland, Mrs. Geo.
Grant Mrs John Khder. Ars. J. L. Greene, Mrs. B.
Amsden, Mrs. A. IL. Miller, Ms. Nat Haynes and
Mrs. Nj. Z. Rawson. -
! Fremont, April 20 1859.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29

Best one-horse spring market wagon, 2,O0
Articles In class 20 and 2l may be entered fof prem
ums BY persons owning and using them, though not
made IN the county within the last year.
Commifee.-J. +. Moore, u. A. Perry, Daniel Tin
dali, James Lewis, Geo. 0reiner, y. r. Raymond, l..
Caut. H. l.. IIa0ord
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]. r. BARTLETT.
GEO. w. -STEELE,

EApFcSb, LIAt AZ EITe THsuFHnCe,
and GENERAL AGENT, FREMONT, O.
viii attend promptly to all business entrusted TO him.
oco Of the United States Express Office, in T. Clapps
Store. Apr l5.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29
Co. Agricultural Society,
To be held In FreaOnt on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the 9Th, Gth and 1th Of October.
PRICE OF ADMISSION

rTNHE BOARD OF MANAGERS will have an Office
l. on the Fair Grounds, where committees resort
for Instructions, and TO make ont their reports.
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WHAT ONE SKUNK SKIN DID.

The high price Of skunk skins has given
as unwonted activity "Down East" to the
pelts of "Conneetieut essence pedlars,' as
has been shown hereabouts. What their in
trinsic value is generally, we do not know,
but the value Of particular one our read
ers can appreciate when they read farther.
In the town of Washington, Litch6eld
County, Conn, a few weeks since, one Dem.
ocrat stole a skunk skin from another Dem
ocrat. The man robbed applied to the
Grand Jury of his town for presentment
against the thief. 1t should be borne in
mind chat the Grand Jury of a county is
Apportioned to the different towns, so that
each town has certain number who serve
for n given time on the Grand Jury, and
through these township members complaints
reach the full board. Well, the members
of the Jury living in Washington were Dem
ocrats, and for three sessions of the Jury
neglected to present the skunk skin matter,
giving as reason, to the Democrat who
lost the skin, that it was not policy to pros
ecute tho matter until after election. as II
was close town and the party needed all
their votes. This excuse, however ayailed
but little with tho owner Of the skin; he
demanded justice, but cried in vain.
Out Of all manner Of patience, he related
his grievances to his neighbors, who sym
pathized with him, and five Democrats
on election day voted against the Democrat
ic ticket because the Democratic township
Grand Jurors refused to entertain com
plant just before election against a brothsi
Democrat.
! But, mark the effect. In that township
Msssrs. Logan and Hatch, Republicans, wcr'
elected Represenlatiyes--one by three vote:
aud the other by six votes. In that Senate
rial District. tho 18th, Jas. Bird, of Bethle
hem, was elected by only six votes. Thu
one skunk skin sent three members to th'
L0gislsture OF Connectieuts--C ClsV. Herald
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REGULATIONS.

Awarding committees requested TO meet at the
socieiys rooms at l O'Clock, r. NJ, fthe first day OF
the Fair and card will lie furnished by the Secretary
to be placed the article No animal article be
removed until O'CLOCK p NJ, of the third day without
permission from the executive committee. Live stock
entered the books the first day, may be brought
into the grounds up to O'Clock, A. NJ. Of the second
day Premiums will be paid In money, agricultural pa
pers book Rt the discretion othe Board Of Directors
Manufactured articles haye been made In the
y within year next preceding the fair, except In
Nos, 20 and 81 No premiums will be awarded on any
animal or article without merit, whether there is COM
petition or not
At halEpast two O'Clock, p. NJ, ofhe second day the
horse ring will be given up to the ladies' to exercise
their skin in riding or driving.
Al O'Clock, p. Nj Of the third day, tho members
Of the society will meet at the Committees tent, and
dent, Vice President Secretary, Treasur.
err and hve Managers who will hold their offices for
year from and and after January lst, 1860.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29

FRBMoST, o.. April is, 1850.
Thereby certify that the foregoing Joint Resolution rcl
ave to amendment to the Constitution providing for
Annual Sessions of the General Assembly, is copy
from the original one certified by the Secretary of State.
WM. +. HAYNES,
Ap.22w25 Co. Auditor.
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Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution.

Relative to Amendment to the Constitution providing
for Annual Sessions ofthe General Assembly.
ResolDed by the General Assembly Of he State If Ohio
ThTee-fths Of the members Of each House concuring
therein that be and is hereby proposed TO the electors
OF the State To vote at the next Annual October State cleo
ton, upon the approval rejection Of the following
amendment substitute for the first clause ofthe twen
yih section of the second article of the Constitution
this State to-wit Gan regular sessions Of the General
Assembly shall commence the first Monday in January
annually" WILLIAM j. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER
April5, 1859. President Of the Senate.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, .
CoLuNBus, O., April T. 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing joint Resolution,
Reative To amendment to the Constitution providing
Tor Annual Sessions of the General Assembly" is true
copy from the original roll Oh Gle in this Office.
A. H. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29

Look out for your hogs. We see that
Marshal Nyco in compliance with the ordi-
nance passed by the old town council, will
sell lot of hogs tomorrow which have
been taken up as ostrays by one of our citi-
zens. Persons who are trcspassed upon by
swine have remedy, if they see fit to avail
themselves of it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29

We are under obligations to the editors
Of tho Messenger for the loan Of tho Pre-
MUM List as Published in our paper today.
PREMIUMS FOR THE ANNUAL FAIR
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29

Any person payiug one dollar viii become member,
which will admit hmsef and family with their articles
for exhibition, and carriage, without any extra fee. No
person will be permitted TO take any article the fair
ground take any horse carriage thereon without
paying the fee OF one dollar, as above stated.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29

Prof. H. A. Ackley of Cleveland, one Of
the celebrated and skilful surgeons of the
west, died very suddenly in his Office in
Cleveland on Sunday afternoon of infam-
nation of the lungs. He was not cousd-
cred dangerously i'll until short time be-
fore his decoase. Aged 40 years.
The outrageous and unjust persecution Of
tho 81 freemon undergoing trial before the
United States Court at Cleveland, will bring
the Fugitive Slave Law and its upholders
the democratic party-into lasting dis
grace, in every northern State.
The democracy are now sowing to the
storm and next fall they will be buried by
the avalanche of freemens votes, so deep
that no power on earth can ever rcsurrect
them. Whatever shall be the verdict ot
the Court, this noble band of rescuers will
be martyrs to the cause of liberty. "Thc
blood of the martyrs, is the seed of the churh
The steamer st. Nicholas exploded on
Sunday night last, near Helena, Ark, BY
which rs lives were lost.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29
PREMIUM LIST.

IemAles same a. mAlth
Pedlgrees duly certified must be exhibited 20 the
Board.
Committee-H. R. Adams, John Moore, William
Fuchs, Benz. Inman, Lyman Miller
NO. 2.-DEVONs.
Premiums same as Short Horns. Committee same
as No. l.
NO. .3.-HEREFORDS.
Premiums same Short Horns. Committee same
as No. l.
NO. 4.-AYERsHIRES
Premiums Short Horns Committee same
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Flaugher, Mrs. A. H. Brown, Mrs. l. NJ Keeler, Mrs j.
w. Wilson, Miss AIneIa Norton, Mrs. Charles Krebs,
Mrs. Geo. q. Canfeld
NO. s5.-PRoMIsCUoUs UNENUMERATED AR
TICLES.
All articles entered in this class being mentioned
In the foregoing list, will be submitted TO the awarding
committee, who in their discretion may recommend
premiums.
Comnlittss.-R. w. b. Mcclellan, Nat. Haynes, DR.,
A. r. Furguson, Geo r. Can1eld Mrs p. P. Fusselman,
Mrs. Jesse Olmsled Mrs o. A. Roberts, Mrs A. More
house, Mrs l.. Garfield, Mrs J. d. BOtefur.
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HI ED.

%, The 13 instant MEsoRA. infant child
II NJ. and Ms. X ]. HARDIN.
We deeply symy s,hize with our friends y
heir sad bcretvemcnt,--but feel that thu
babe by its carly departure, has escaped !
w. 1 Of care and turmoil, and now bssk'
II the sunlight % eternal happiness.
The rose that from il parent stem,
ny death thus rudels rivcn,
NV sl.inss IN rloTs's i;adem.
a brighter fywe, ia Heaven
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Appointments by the Governor

j Inn W Bl-ke, OF Clinton county: Jao
r. nnnn. 81 Marion county. md y. +. Mui-
"a, ~ |, play county. Directors 70 consti
ute = naard ~ Control 10 lors'e and super
intend me ~ ing and rons'rac'Ion Of =
,e~ S ate Poison, north Of the Naiional
II I'D
W. ~. r ,ih,r' of Nirinn cpna'v Pest
lent N n. I; ,,rf, Of rrustes Of ,>Ii'u-
w rhe Bind. AMI o. the & .mmissionrrs O
me VI .~ni,sl Tor The I,Sspe.
l.. J II ok and llrry y radv. Of Marion
'oun'y. .nlnis-i "a r. OF the Hospital iir
~ ! sine
TAma. H. w.olIcr. Of J hnso, county
,nd J hn u kllcher. If II rim county
r.usfsss Of ne Ias'i'niion Tor the educa-
ion ~ Tie Dat and Dumh.
M. F,xsibsnp. M Marion county, aud IL
n. III z,ifIgr. 81 y ,onr county, Trustees b
M a syum '"r ~ Blind.
The appointments ~ tie Coysrnnr undo
he new luw prusirina Tor the government
b The Bene-y ,irni las iiDrinns Mil receive
General approved w IL Tabor, E-q 4
( Pes idenf ~ ne varinns Boards j. not pni,
laelI qusliii = ipr lie position. but will iak'
srea' Pride ID i,iil,lnily disciiarginy The ffu>
Cntii.d 70 Him, IL has had many yenri
exccriance ssaC mnissaner Of The H,~
lhal f,r the Insane. aad we have not I
onb, bel THAN The Efficiency Of the Sssi'
,ha ifses ,sf.I b. Increased under his admin
stratum, and lhsi they will be economical
msnagsi. H. politics The Trustees o
" several A-ytums are equally divided
iieSrr- + rk. II erigg. aid Dr. kHche
icing Il ,nbIirsns. aus u -ssrs Brady, Frz
ahhrr, ami WAoisen beng Democrats.
rary srs nIl gentlemen d high cfarscttr
md who h. the confidence " The public
W. az en,.u. - dagrer. Under ihelr g ntro
fhe people III iha safe Mil rest satiste'
hai ,he-r iss'.ie'iviz viii be wisely MA u
,r-c. ~ "a .ra : ~ uiinel.
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Murdered.

The dcad body ~ Nike Waish, ex.mfm-
Der N Congress. ans found ~ the area ci .
hi ding ~ Eigh'h Avenue, vi morning
IN had been robbed aud then murdered
Aru,her vers on ~ the affair which i pro-
sbiy ccrrec', reports that The deceased Z
into shc area while intoxicated, aud that y !
deash was caused by breaking his neck
Hi- sudden dralh has caused much excite
inert among he Democracy.
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I.rAveEw, RTH Clfr. N rcF

I.EAvfsw,RTH CIR, NJ rch IL.
The Times n this citv. publishes an &C.
count 81 an fray AZ IIallor, Calhoun cc'ty,
growing out d political meeting, result
~ ia lie woundine 81 several persons, ne
dangerously During the meeting, which
vas IA pursuance 70 call 70 organize the
Republican party, = deposition was nantes
ied Nv persons po'itical,y opposed 70 Il q
break il up Az the close. general melee
ensued, III which the assailanis, said ~ be
prn-sIayefy men, were compelled 70 retire
Resolutions were afterwards adopted "
derlng the participants 10 thi attack io
leave the territory under penalty Of death
md company wss organized 70 carry The
same into effect.
Judge Halton, Probate Judge o. Hason
county, il reported 10 be severely wounded
A nan named Walsh arrived yesterday
from Denver City. TWENTY-FIVE days ou', viz
me : noLy Hill route. He reports the rcas
covered with smigran,s proceeding IN every
imaginable conveyance. Nj. Walsh bring'
500 ID gold dust, Which was dug 10 twentS
days.
A.lv. rfls.. in tho Il a~.hrf Courier.
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Interesting Historical Disclosure.
Nav York. M lrch II.


The T mes's " .si.ington dispatch says
that . highly interesting letter from Com.
Charles Stewart wss to-day handed 10 P.esi-
dent Buchanan, disc 'osing an item Of secret
history never before divulgeJ. President
II firrsoi.'s gun-boat navy, whirh was tn
-uhjeci Of much rdcnle, was os.ensibIy
built Tor protection Of our coast. oie hun
bred aud eighty Of these boats were sent
southwark. mmodre Stewart now m kes
known The fact tina, these boafs were bnils
~ The special purpose Of taking posse sion
n Cpba, but before tue plans d Mr.. FER
son were perfected, our relations with Eng
land became threatening and The prof ct
xas osippned aud never afie'w,rd revived
is believed that this precedent set BY
President Jiicrson in iiIhbu-,~ring viii
nave some influence il directing The future
policy Of M Euch man. should ~. Preston
fail in his Efforts to make a purchase u
c,bs.
The lIsrald's Washington disra,ch say
'ha, dispatches were received this morning
al the STATE Department BY the Asabia from
Paris and I.ondun, and al-p from Minister
Dodge at Madrid. M. Preston. our new
Minister u : ain. had not yet reached Ma
arid. but was shortly expected. The ex
citcmen, occasioned by the Presidents mes
sage regarding Cuba had nearly subsidized
and Mr. Preston would experience no dis
aculiy il being receivsd.> The unsettled
condition Or affairs shroueI Iok Europe had
nar,ially suppansed'he Cha question.
rsom Nrssrs. Dallas and Mason ossur
snces were received that The sentiments 81
Great Bliisin aud Frsnce towards the Uni
,ed 4 ales uere amieable and satisfactory.
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nF The weather during the past
week has been as cllangeahle as the
,anries Of maiden. or the wiiinls OF
n tickle coquc,tc First itblew then
Il sncw. tF.,n it triz, and then i thew
On Friday about twelve inches q
snow icll--,hr largest iall AZ any ons
lime during the winter ~ the ground
was vet and rolf il did not afford an
opportunity ior slcghin-. and nearly
all disappeared the next day under 'iie
genial warmth Of spring SIM. a
VAS icarsl hy some that the irnit lla''
lecn injured III the heavy frost Friday
n;rln. b., - l..r a. we have been al :
- learn. Ii was not damaged the snoN
l.rotcclin. il. From present appear
anccs. with favorable weather from
this time. there Nil W a large irni'
crop. Of AID kinds.
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TAILORING. - Read tie advertise
ment of Mr.. John Lniz, in another
column. Mr.. Lntz j. an old rcsia ani
among ", AMI We are glad ~ Sec i
doing prosperous business. Give
lima call. and Ne will sell You cloth
insas good AMI cheap ~ ans body
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THE WORLD
COMING no AN END!

THE undersigned having opened new
4 Marble Shup il the town Of Petersburg
Ind. feels niident that he can cell TOMB
STONES cheaper for cash than tny other
80 ablishmeni in Tie West, having on hands
al present a splendid stock Il Marble, that
cannot be surpassed snyv here. All kinds
IL monuments, tomb stones, center table
tops, msn,el4, &c., made 10 the nealest style
and o. The best material. Ofders solicited
snd promptly attended to. Sop on Main
street, opposite The pul lie square.
WA. NICHOLS. Proprietor,
ISAAC NewT1r, al the Drug Store 10 JAS
per, Is authorized agent Tor Dubois county
nci Is ~
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The nrw palfry act fx-s the following
run,prnsafiain 60 yearly salaries ~ ire ~
i-esS named engaged IN the public service !:
Gov. raur. - t0. Treasurer ~ : ~, IS :
900: S,rrsi.ry ~ : ste - rCD Autiifr ~
= NV. g Irp. rcsldcHi u Bad " \ nix
Anv Fund n .mmi~sivnefs. ~ OJr; Guscr-
ln.s- Prrasr Srcrefarr, 500. Sipernten
dpni Puhlir Instruction, 81 3 y = 80 Libra
Hau, sSca Sferrirnt ID ard Dun'b
ia 4 inni, $500: v nrfet : a'e Prison. Y
sep- N rat ip-irucfoe s ar- pason. $500;
4 .sScisn sac Pr.son. $500. Asju'an' ami
ivaArirr-rl sstsr Gen M SO tsch. ,ludger
4, : .prrW@ f.Nfl $500 sch; Jadgrs u
g ,cuu y nsi~ $500 each; ,hf = dtor n
S.afs i u VIA Two CLERKS ut 81 GOO ercil
INA ore ~ SAn; ise Trcnsuer ~ >nts
me y, $500. aud sne : sFstary 81 ; ale osis
W., ssfn
\ III addi';r. The law provides hat ther,
shall D. t~x 3 ard collected a. other cus'.
III III ciyi4 rriipns, appeals rom Justices
r,nr, Md s,nir-f.Nns srj Judgments "
,h. Il "a IL und Il ,mmon Peas Courts, Q
IA ck.t fee az 81 ~ each case. and dorkr
ii.e os 81 in me : prone q OK ~ each
ease. v.l,.h are 10 ~ collected and paid ~
NJ, tie 4unry aud = ne Treasures b, III
Clerks IL tie several 4 uris. TIE obl-c' Q
ihi= provision II % lesren the expense y
l,he J dietary system ID the ; tie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23
JASPER AND LOUGOOTEE
STAGE ROUTE

vEvHE undersigned. having ob'sinef the
4 contract Tor carrying The mail between
Jasper aud Loogootcc. informs the rnb.,s
lhAt he has put good, new stage cpcn III
route. and wi nj al ,imes be prepared q
carry passengers through with salty rnd
dispatch. The stage will leave ih- Post
flee in Jasper on M ,nda,s and fsidays A.
Z o'clock, A ~. aud generally srriv = o.
Looroofre in time 70 cnnnec' with ne Il -
EN- train Oh tn Q & N X Ra, s:3u y. NJ
Returning leaves L,ugaciee Tnrsdays and
4 Ia dnyy, ~ v'slpck ~ the Innrnin.. i'rr.
senrrrs leaving word ~ ne ros,.ttce 'nsi'h
or place will be called Tor ~ their rc-i'fnre
~, 3 a6-r. Jos. AcKFaMANN