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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-23

TINE undersigned. Ardiior and Treasurer
j cf Dubois county. Ind. viii. on Situr
day. March ~. 1859, al the court house door
in Jasper. within the hours prescribed b.
law, offer for sale at public auction The fol
lowing described school land, which hss
been forfeited ~ the original purchaser, up.
on fsIIure 20 pay interest due thereon, 10 vii:
The south west quarter Of the south ess'
quarter Of section No. lG. township No. !,
south Of range No. 3. west, containing forty
acres. more or lees.
Forfeited il the name Of Daniel N. Will
lisms ~ the Safe of Indiana, for usc Of the
inhabitants OF Congressional township l. 5.
Of II. 8 w. Amount due thereon $40 So.
JOHN MEHRINGER, A ID. &.
z. STEPHENSON y. ID G.
Feb. %. 1s59-Aw. PISS 20.
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SALE OF FoRFEITE b SCHOOL LAND

vu~HE undersigned. Auditor and Treasurer
- q Dubois county, Ind. will, on Sstur-
day, March 19, 1859. at the court house
door 10 ssper. within the hours prescribed
ny law. ofirr for sale o. public auction the
following described school land, winch has
been forfeited by The original purchaser. up
on failure to pay tie interest due thereon. 10
wit:
The south east quarter Of the south west
quarter OF section I6. township l, south u
range y wesf, containing 40 acres.
Forfeited in the name Of Joseph Jones 10
The State OF Indians. for the use Of Congress
-ionsl township /, s K. 6 w. Amount due
thereon $10s %.
JOHN MEHRINGER. A. n. G.
Z STEP. ENSON. r. u. G.
FEB. %, 1sj9-lw. pisa so
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SALE " MoRTGAGEpsc SCHOOL LAND


vIviiE undersigned, Auditor II Dubois Co.,
u Ind, will, on Saturday, N arch 10 1859,
~ the court house DUR 10 Jasper. within the
hours prescribed BY law. Offer for sale q
public acriion the following described land.
which has been forfeited BY The original bur
ROVER upon failure 10 pay the principal and
interest due therecn 10 wit:
The >cuth east quarter Of the north ets'
quarter Of section No. nineteen. township
No. two, south Of range No. three west,
containing forty acres; sko, the wrss halt
Of the forth wet qoarter Of section No. 20.
tow nahip > south Of range three v est, con
taining go acres OF land.
Forfeited 70 The S'ste OF Indiana fer the
use Of Congressional township 3, south u
range 5 west, in The name Of Jacob Harmon
Dr. A'ncuni due thereon 1921 81.
John MEIiRlNGER. a ID. G.
Feb. g, 1sJ9-fw. p. So 80
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rTVllE undersigned. Auditor ~ Dubois Co.,
u Indiana. will. on Saturday. M-rch ID
1851. NJ tho court house door IN Jasper, be-
,~e~n The hours prescribed BY law, offer tor
ale Il public auction, the following De.
scribed land. which has been forfeited BY
the orr inai borrower. upon failure 10 pay
The interest due thereon io-wii:
a rart Of the southeast quarter Of ser-
lion No thiry-sye in township No 1. south
Of range No. i've west, containing one hun
ldred aud six acres Of land, more or less.
Forfeited 10 the S'ste OF Indisna for use
VI Common School Fund, in the name d
Mics Shuler; the amount due thereon $52g
% JOHN MEIRINGER, A. d. Z.
Feb. 80. is59-4S. pi $3 80
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NOTICE To HEIRS.

State If Indiana. Dubois County, g:
NOTICE IL hereby given that Geo. Ten-
AV Eel, administrator Of the estate OF Johr
". Hagen, late Of Dubois county, deceased,
has filed his petition 10 cell al cxtcutory
contract for the purchase Of land belonging
10 the estate Of the decedent. his personal
being insufficient 10 paw his debts; and that
said petition will be heard utthe next term
Il the G. ,urt n Com. Pleas Of said county.
Witness, II. II. EDMONSTON, Clerk,
Feb 81 IS50.-3w.
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1A washingson dispatch ssys TIA, The
President HIS signi6ed that be will veto The
Homestead Bill. and the 4 euItural C,l
lese and French Spolistion bills. ii they
pass Congress this session.
The same Dispatch ssys the present con
disisa q rhiDss - Mexico point towards shs
restoration q SAINTS Anns. SsIas oh y
Nirsnoa has sppPoiated the head q tn
army. . one Of Santa Annas friend, and i
he marches N Vera Cruz, - intended, thu
movement will be considered - opening sb'
gsles tor his return
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DExR SIN: This morning. between the
hours Of 10 and IL. the large nsss q rccks
upon which the tower stands was precipi,a-
ted into the sayss below the rails. Three
persoos h,d just left the tower; they heard
. noise snd looked around. and beheld the
Whole mass falling This escape ~ss mi
raeuIoss- The shock shook the houses
uish greet force, shaking glass out q many
windows. The rocks, Or mass CT rocks thai
fell. i about six rods sqssse.
Yssp, 10 haste. PELEG McCRAcKEN.
Overseer Of Goat Islsnd.
We give the above % Il. comes 70 -. I,
locks tribe hke : SELL February I0,h
80 day before yesterday. end We osgh, 70
bsve heard 81 this before --TufIalo C,mmes
cial, l2lh
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SALE OF NoRTGAGED SCHOOL LAND
rlvIIE undersigned, Auditor Of DUBOIS Co.,
> Indiana, will, on Saturday, March 10Th,
SSS9, 81 the court house door 10 Jsspr-, be-
tween the hours prescribed by iaw. offer for
sale Al pub lie auction the following described
land. which has been forfeited BY HE original
borrower, upon failure TO pay the intsres'
due thereon, 70 wit.
The vest hslf Of the north west quarter
of section No. ,hiriy-four, township No. 2
south Of range NJ. Ave wesl contain,ng ~
arsrs q. land.
Forfeited TO the State cf fndisna for ths
use Of township three. south OF range four
vest, ii the name Of William c. Helfridge
Amount due thereon SAL 49,
John ME.lKlNGER, "A. d. C.
FEB. %. 5s59-iw. p 81 30
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CcOiaon Between Senator's Gooding and
Usifres.

IsDrxsxroLrs. Feb 10.
4 collision occr,red in tie Senate this
morning between Senator ooding OF Han.
cock snd Senator HefIren OF Washington, in
d some personal remarks mad
in The Senate some days ago. After scms
fighting between The t~o Senstors. third
party brother Of Senator Goodng inter
fered. and struck HstTren on the head with
his cane, wouncing him severely. Other
.ise but iiuIs injury -sss done TO either
parry. Gooding cas- armed With revolver
but had no opportunity 10 use il. uefren slss
drew knife after he vas struck sish the
cane, but Scnslofs interfered and pre-
vented his using a. The greatest excite
nent prevented in the Senate chamber dur.
ing the cifEeu''y-
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SALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL LAND

vuvHE undersigned, Auditor and Treasurer
= Of Dubois county. Ind. will. on Sstur-
day, March 10, 1859, 81 the court house door
10 Jasper. wiihiD the hosrs prescribed BY
Law. oGer fer sale q public asction the FOL-
low iHg described school land. which has been
forfeited BY the origina purchaser, upon fail
use TO pay the interest due thereon, 10 wit
The north half Of the north east quarter
q section ~, township 1. south o. range
vsst, containing eighty acres, more or less.
Forfeited In IRE name o. Solomon W.
Williams to the State Of Indisns, for the
uss Of inhabitants ~ Congressional town.
ship No. Is. Of r. w. Amount due
thereon $50 so
JOHN MEHRINGER, "A. n G.
4 STEPHENSON. y. ID. q.
Tst. %. lsJo ~. ri 50 30
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SALE OF MoRrG ACED SCHOOL LAND

vDvHE undersigned, Auditor Of Dubois Co.
j Indiana, wiii. On Saturday. March 10,
1853. at the court house door in Jasper, with
10 the hours prescribed by law. offer for sale
At public auction the following Described
school land, which has been forfeited BY the
original borrower upon failure 10 pay the
principal interest due thereof, 10 wit:
The north east quartet Of the south west
quarter Of section No. nineteen. township
No 2. south Of range No. 8 vest.
Forfeited in me name o. David G. Conley
10 the State Of Indiana. for use Of the c'm-
mon School Fund; the amount dee thereon
$50 81. JOHN MEHRINGER. A. u. C.
Feb. -. 1s59-4w. pr SO 90
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SALE ~ MORTGAGEDScho LAND
YvHE undersigned. Auditor Of Dubois 20 /,
y Indians, will, on Saturday, March lJlh,
1852. Al The court house door in Jasper, be-
- cen the hours prescribed by law, offer FOX
sale q public auction the following described
land, which has been forfeited by the osigi-
nal borrower, upon fixture to pay the inter
est due thereon, 10 wit:
The svush east quarter Of me south wet
quarter u section No. nine, township No.
one. south Of range No. four west, contain
ing forty acres; and also the west halt Of
the south east qusrtss ef seciiva M. nine.
township No. one, south Of range No. four
west, containing eighty acres 0! land
Forfeited 10 the name OF Anthony Dorch
TO the : ate Of {ndisns, FOR fhe use OF Con.
gressicnal township two, south oi range fur
west. Amount due thereon Sill 50.
JOHN MEHRlSGER. A. ID. c.
Feb -. lS59-Aw. pi 50 80
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Notice OF BnDsO1vemCy.

At the January term, 1859, Of the Court
~ Of Common Pleas u Dubois county. the
estaie Of George Korner. hse Of Dubc
county, deressed. wss declared psubshly w.
solvent. Creditors ere therefore notified
that The sane will be settled srcorjingly.
JOSEPH ACKERMANN, Adn.'r.
Feb 2, 1863. -3N. &. 80
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the Union We noticed last week, makes
the total number Of States in our glo-
ricxs cascderacy - Starting With
the original thirteen which adopted
the present constitution March the
al, l.ss. the following has been the
order Of time At which new States lave
been added to che Cnica. Vermont
IL 1.e<. Tennessee in 1926. kentucky
in les, Ohio in 1902, Louisiana IN
1912, Indiana in isis. Mississippi in
lsl7, Jlliecis in ISIS. Alabama in
1873, Maine "a lS.s, Missouri in.
1921. Arkansas in 1856 Michigan in
1887, Florida. Texas and Iowa, n
lSI5, Wisconsin in ISIS California in
1850. Minnesota in ISIS, and Oregon
in 1859, making in al twenty add
tons to the original thirteen
The State Of Oregon, - admitted
into the Inion. is bounded on the
north b washiagsca Tewitory, from
which il is partly separated ig che
Columbia river; on The East by the
Territory Of Nebraska, % the South
by California and Utah, and on the
west BY the Pacific Ocean The Az
erage length Of the Ssz:e, from east
to west, j. 66S mlies. 10 breadth.
from north to South. 30 miles Its
area Is computed at 5000 square
miles, which voul make the new
state about Eve times g. great as hen
lucky
Oregon is decidedly and noun
famous country. From the SEA 70 :he
cascade range, : distance averaging
abegt ZOE miles. Is . fine agricultural
country. But between he cascade
range and the eastern boundary,
which Is in the Rocky Mountains. the
whole country j. mountainous Tho
Rocky Mountains. which form tho
eastern boundary, rise to an elevation
Of 1900 foet, sad tie South Pass
which attains IN attitude Of nsvrc thar
1000 Seet, i the only outlcs firm thu
valleys OF Oregon iothose Of Nebraska
The great river Of Oregon Is fh'
Colsmbia, which ) navigable 70
large vessels from the go TO the cas-
cade range, . distance Of about ID
miles The great branches Of thi
river are Snake. draining the Easter
section; Fall, which drains the niidjl
section, and Willamette, draining tn
section Wet Of the cascade range
The Umpqaa, the Rogue, and Oh
Kalamafh rivers, empty directly int
the Pacific, and ere only navigable 70
= few miles from their months. tn
Columbia river 10 remarkable for il
Dalles-a narrowing q the channe
between bosaltic rocks, to 100 yards
Here the water falls . distance Of )
feet in two miies, and rushes throug
the narrow gate with arrowy specs
The freshets cause the waters 1t Oh
point to rise 90 feet. and il il onl
then that it Is sale for boat TO pai
tire Dzllrs.
This country il celebrated for j
great forests which nature has plante
there. There i species Of fur-tre'
known as Lambet's pine, which .
tains an elevation Of 800 feet, and
circumference ci 40 feet. There
other fine timber there, such Is Il
hemlock, CEDAR. oak, ash. maPl
laurel, pine. cottonwood, etc, etc
but Lsnlbcrt's pine j. the great staP
ofIumher. II iscxPortsd 70 the Sam
~ich Islands, to California, etc,
the various uses Of mechanism.
Agriculture i the chief cmploylncl
Of the inhabitants. but mining. man
features, commerce, etc., receive coI
- -
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1.-THE communication Of '.Phila
IctEes- j. unavcida5ly laid over Til,
week. 1t will appear in our next
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IT. nto ycu this day child is
born and 10. and behold. every body
rejoiccth tllcrcat- We congratulate
our friend and former fellow citizen,
Who used 10 administer thc Laws in
Jasper with 80 much dignity. AIR. X.
L. Hardin, Esq, upcn the Substantial
addition to bis Importance As a citizen
with which. he has recently been IA
vorcd. May he 60 on increasing IL
importance till many shall rise up and
call him b.csseS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-23

AGUE BAI1SAM-
Unrivallcd in the History Of Mcdicinei
This DsIsam, thu, has been 90 exsensivslyf
sod aud met with such unrivsI'ed sveesss
for the past Eve years, and trooghs hesnh
aud happiness 10 many fsmilies Throughout
the Western Country. u The result Of yesrs
u study and experiment, BY the proprietor
Of this wonderful compound; and ws -
happy to state to The world tho the sAjfcs
sought for has been gsins!, which : lDund
IN the numerous eviden css ~ isvop ~ vs'es
remedy. This Bs.ssm . Oaly veeomnssded
fer ore class Of disssses. viz: those psodssed
bv malaria, and enters directly in,o ~ 90.
cuIatior, and thereby counterscss the poison
Of malaria IL ihe system: end % . sossc q
IL particularly recommended. Vow ies
few evidences:
Olney, M Sept. 20, 1857.
Aiessrs 8 X. Mann g. Co. -Gents- Your
Aaue Balsam IL the only remedy that seems
ITO meet The wants Of the people q thls 70
caIiiy. We have upon our shelves oil the
popular remedies Of The day fov The cure Of
intermittenls, but DR.. Menus Dslssm sells
in preference 10 I'll Others, IRON the simple
fact Il cures. Its destined 10 excel alioth-
z. remedies ever offered.
Truly, Yours. @. w. HAYSr.
Saint Louis. June !, 1858.
Messvs. 8 X. Mann e. Cn.-We mud the
demand Tor DR.. Name Aguc Dslssm daily
increasing. md the great demand Tor 2
sufficient evidence q fs great me't. Insii
places in our travels We lind The rnivefssi
opinion 81 those selling Il, and more psssic-
ularIy those using u 20 be, that has NO
equal In proprietary remedies, and that i .
certain specific 10 fact Inst csunos be d's-
puted. Truly lcuss. o J WocD q Go.
II S. X, MANN 4 GO. Proprictors,
G alton, Ohio. Sold BY AL good Drug
Igists. nov. -.
n -. -
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ton of the territory IN ISIS, vrs r.
rarded ~ tie California gold fever
ior some years. The flow Of pcolae
there Is now on the increase, and in a
lev years the new State will have =
vast ,rfn.St;1n. Ofcourse the pcpu-
Isiio1 for years to come willie confssd
70 The country between tho Pacific
coast and the cascade range Of noun
tains- There is : territory within the
enclosure equal to any Of the old
States Of the Union, and il viii be
years before they will leave this fertile
region for the mountains in the rear.
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I.,nrrs IIcsr MAGAzISE.-We find
cn or table the March number OF this
excellent mcn.hly. edited by I. s. Ar
shur and Miss Virginia T. Townsend.
two Of she most popular writers Of the
day. Every family that can afford it
shvnld subscribe Tor it. IS il will well
4re,ey hem. The receipts and in
s:ructicns in each aamber are worth
tie subscription Price, which is only
- PER annum- by sending 80 %
You can have the Home Margarine and
tioley's O. IIarper's Tor year. Ad-
drcss +. 5. Arthur & Co.. Philadelphia
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UTTicu1 OPEL Las come Lcre.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
The Blue RIDGE auastinn.

The candidates for tho Legislature, in Will
liamsburg district, (the election being order
cd to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Mr.. BELsER,) have declared themselves on
the question of granting further aid to the
Blue Ridge Railroad. j. B. CHANDLER. Esq.
favors further reasonable aid-to the extent
of Sl,OOO,O0O more, at least-and makes the
issue before the people in an honest and fair
manner. He intimates in his address that
he is ina minority at this time, but. we trust,
before the election is over, he will be in the
majority His opponent opposes the meas
urc in toto
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
The Court of Equity.

This Court commenced its sittings for June,
at Edgcfcld, on Monday last, Chancellor
JOHNSTON presiding. In an article on the
Court, the Independent Press says:
"The business of the Court seems to be
constantly increasing and we believe that
the opposition to the Court is gradually pass
ing away, as the public mind has become bet
ter informed with regard to the nature and
scope of it's operations. The chief ground of
objection has been the costly character of it's
proceedings, but this is small item, when es-
timated by the value of the interests which
are here determined, or when compared with
the commissions realized by Executors and
Administrators in the management of estates
In tho case of all large estates resort to
Court Of Equity for the purpose of sale or
partition we believe will invariably effect O
great saving in the matter of costs But,
after all, cheap litigation ID rather an evil
than benefit. 1t is much moro important
that tho rights of property be well defined,
and be Interpreted by n tribunal which shall
administer q valid and effectual remedy in
every case of doubtful or conflicting claims
which shall afford the best means of de-.
tccting fraud and repressing wrong. And
we believe that for the purposes of its organ
ation no better system of Justice has ever
been devised than that which is administered
by our Court of Equity.
The Court convenes at this place on the
first Monday in July.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
U E1 e GzEW w I5l5 co W R.0[E r.
Railroad 0nerations.

We state with pleasure that satisfactory
progress is being made with the work at tho
points where operations have been continu-
ed. AT the Stumphouse tunnel. during the
past month, two hundred and thirty feet of
rock have been removed and we regret to
state in this connection that the force here
has beena materially reduced, owing to the
circumstance that the Company is without
available funds. The work at Shafts Nos. 9
and 5 has been discontinued. The western
hea ling is within the sound of Shaft No. 4,
and will probably be through by the time
the meeting is held. These facts show, were
it necessary to do so, thai the completion of
this great work, heavy as 81 is, is one alto
gethcr of calculation, and that the largest
and most difficult part of the tunnel has been
completed.
The interest manifested in this great en-.
terprise is holding on to the public mind with
remarkable .tenacity 1t is one proof of its
vast Importance, and indicates, we must be-
levo, successful termination of tho contest
for further State aid.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
The Tunnel Hill Barbecue.

His Excclloncy Gov. GIsT has complied in
tho best spirit with the wishes of tho Commit
tee of Arrangements il regard to fixing the
time for the proposed mass meeting at Tun-
mel Hill. The Review of the ID Regiment
at Halls, will come off on Thursday the 18th
of August and the 5th Regiment, at Hun
ter's, on the 22d of the same month The
Committee of Twenty-one are requested to
moct next Saesday for the purpose of fixing
on day, and the transaction of other business
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
City Interments.

We acknowledge the receipt of pamphlet
containing Report of the committee of
tho City Council Of Charleston, upon inter
mcnts within the city, and the memorial
from Churches and citizcns." These sever.
al papers discuss tho question of the effect of
intermcnts upon the health of the city. We
return our thanks for the copy sent us.
EEFEcTs OF THE FLooD.--The late flood of
the Mississippi and Yazoo rivers has been
almost unexampled in the dauageit bas done
to the cation planters. Many thousands of
acres Of the best cotton lands are overfiowed
and rendered unproductive during the pres
ent season, including the famous Deer Creek
Bottoms, noted for their fertility. The fine
plantation of Senator Douglas, near the bay
ou, is wholly inundated.
An AGED CRIMINAL.---An old woman, IT
years old, named Ellen Hewitt, is in jail in
Albany, N. Y, on the charge OF stealing IL
mantilla. She totters as she walks, yet as
to her gilt it is said, there is no question.
TIA SgED.--lnformatio has bocn received
at tho Agricultural Bureau of tho Patent
Office, announcing the shipment of nine cas-.
es of tea seed from Hong Kong. 1t is expec-
ted that this seed will arriyo within few
days. The Bureau will then have enough
vfeat5 po6wss I'D BOO tta tiaata.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
Harvesting, 60.

The godcn-hcaded wheat is now ready for
tho sickle; iii fact, much of it has been cut
The crop generally is short--in some sections
OF the district it is better than in others Tie
rust is iniuring badly the oats, a light yiold
of which only is expected.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
Snecial

Attention is directed to the advertisement
If Mcssrs. FISHER & HErNITsu, Druggists,
Greenvile G. II. They come to us recon-
mendcd as good business men honorable and
just in their dealings, The other advertise
monts in our columns deserve the notice of
the reading public
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
Tall Rye.

Mr.. Dennis DoDD sent US. the other day,
stalk of Rye, which measured about eight
feet in heighth. 1t is tall stalk certainly,
and the remark was mado To us at the time
that Mr.. d. had plenty "moro of the same
sortb
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
PICKENS C. H., s. c.:
Saturday Morning, June IL, 1859.
ReSpited.

The free boy, Sam Oglesby, who is now in
.'ail undcr sentence to be hung on the oath
instant, has been respitod by Gov Grsr. The
first Friday in November has been fixed upon
as the day of cxerntion