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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-06-24

KrLE, but NOT CURE The position of
Gov Harris and the Democratic party in
regard to banks, is compared by Col. Meth
erland to that of man who. because the
miller sent him bad -four on one occasion,
sought to burn the mill down, and not
only one, but all the mills in the State.
The Opposition are in favor of correcting
the defects in the mills. and letting them
continue to supply the country with flour.
Which is the most sensible?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-06-24


The PREsIDENcY.-Our Kentucky dem
ocratic exchanges, are growing fast and
furious in favor of Hon. James Guthrie
for the Presidency. The National Demo
crat, published at New Castle, says of him:
This sound and reliable Democratic
statesman is now by odds the most popu-
lar man whose name has been mentioned
in connection with the next Presidency.
North and South, East and West, his abil-
tiles and sterling integrity have been the
themes of admiration, whilst even the
Opposition press are candid enough to do
him honor, and proclaim him the best
man the Democrats could select. On
the score Of availability he is invulnera-
BILE. Should he receive the Charleston
nomination, his election would be conce-
ded by almost every sensible man in the
nation.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-06-24

DsD- The Washington correspondent Of
the Press says;
"There is a rumor here that Mr.. Sena-
tor Bright, Of Indiana heretofore a
staunch supporter Of the Administration,
is not nearly so enthusiastic as he was
three months ago"
He is supposedto sympathize with his
intimate friend corcoran IN quarreling
with the President.
A writer in the New York Daily News
advocates the claims Of Henry A. Wise
TOR the next Presidency.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-06-24

LArE MAnRIAoEs. I am no friend"
said hir. Poyser, = 70 young fellows mar
rying efore they know the difference
alween Graham a apple bat they may
wait ertlong."
go past your dinner time, therell be little
relish Of your meat, Youttrn it o'erand
Der wi your fork, an don't eat it after
all You find fi.ult wi your meat and
she faults all in your own stomach"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-06-24

par The comet now approaching the
sun will be visible to the naked eye. II at
all, in about . week. ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-06-24

SG- Van Amburgh's elephant tried to
swim the Appomattox on his way to Peters
burg the other day. A bull dog chased
him midway of the stream. The elephant
quietly submerged the dog with his trunk
and then tossed him ashore.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-06-24

Several Of the Pittsburs papers say that,
Notwithstanding the recent accounts Of
the ravaees of june frost, the great wheat
growing region Of the Westis uninjured,
and that there b no oeoqrion for wheat
ana hoer rsnie tn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-06-24

B(iS~ A partyOt young men rom Victor,
N. ", who owent 30 Pixies Peak last March,
returned on Friday, having seen the ele-
phant. They say the whole thingi is a
great sell from beginning 10 end, that
fhefe Is very little gold tob be obiained: hut
they deny that there is any scarcity of food
or starvation among the emigrants; that
0 out Of 10 purchase from months 10 a
year provisions in going out, and that
those returning have plenty to sell :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

~! 3epth OF j ldgetnent most In. him aI6eara
Yho. wisely. Weds ndIis m6tGrcTs yeaTs.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

yon7have-"o rigl,sto spare--yot,r-7owu-.feclfu
III 1hs premises You deserve TO suffer because
YOU have placed contijling heart7iin a false at.
!t"d. before the worldi1 aud hence the question
is not whether yOur a6 66iuess is to lie Mrerlis,l,
but the lady's, whoseNalFec,ion you seem 4,
have cruelty triacd with Our advice. friend
Smith, is very plain. AS man of honor You
have i'nt one course tn.pprsne. If your 1ia1cce
loves yon, 1t is your duty tp sacrifice everything
personal at the shrine Of Chat affection II her
hear I!is pot deeply iiltereSee,t q e sticnt,
she world pfo6atIY'ryJeet tfe.harfci of 6tiie SO
"aprici"nS aS-yuursclf. Were you to 60 u the
lady ShdsSxltlain Sou.s prdtficaI1cnt, "a person,
her, pride might. not permit i,e:s to confess the
cnn'lttion,nfhe her own feelings, aud she woui,
Whistle ygd f9wg the winl, Il q trIe. ,yyna,,,
with perfect nohc6dldnte, tlio1gh her r fheari
broke l! IN he effort. Send therefore, srnc con.
tide9tiat tiiend Let him, or or, trdlfy si,ifid
the depths her attacIment-f0r-y -yol--Ef-t
attatllneut be superficial sohI3, Instruct you,
friend To reveal the truth, aud leayS it to her
i"die1eFt 70 decide Yoir destiny; the att6act.
nent espr"fmnd say nothing \. feet atvirtut
t-Sam have.it NIT 'wed her, and ett,leavnr III
atone f,tey9df .'i%Ji g.reG1tsssfcss rs -Hevolng
NnnrSelfst9 >ecarlng her happiness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

The whnle party efijoytd hearty laugh tho
next morning, and l,cgsii G the chIonel to say
nothing about It, tont the first train for the
purrh, the husbands vnmng they would never.
again forget their numbers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

IN this weeks number Of Noah's Times daai
Messenger we find this question, WHICH, inz al
probability possesses some considerable general
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

W IccIEH HXs va =.
w ElFstTe to state 10 - friends u and TO
w the tTatf E.refnlS, tlut ,cSseSsioiI of
most ampleJacIties (ur the transaction ut Il;
WHOLESALE GRoI!:EIH AND PR0nuCE BUSINESS.
We rI.rs x,l u, ,r
cars with Gde!t3and prelptncss, atp most inv0r
a"i@teTnts LIST, MORRISON 4 co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15


fieznumhcr of whitc lies wlirEi ImtlicS arc AT
present telling is truly mar, cIvus.,, Eou can't
trust lhe4n tany hngrr; ttt!ey nre Eir thurc rcii
when you meet them en- 7,10mennde. than. when
y"u. encounter them in Cre,lm land Talk Of
fnpliral deln>innS afashionabiealudy is the yrGl
est aud tie tlIst umsubStanlial.
TO ynnr eyes She appears blooming, Young,
land beautiful. iS7Sbr 0rais ahrnnl! Yau ask
Ethe question in vain. Onty hrr clre>Srnafcr heI.
ticmrst tfGrf 3jofIV4 }&4Rpflft dref ii, hos, 70
meuco can an>wr-, a:.d .theysarc; brihed to. SIS
l.icnce.
Filcte is Miss .AdcaidG Gt6rgiata FitEziofiGSS::
Let n!e hrar unrpnlu!mm. What stnGs >le,au.
l'ear7tO yuu! did you ever See=;r Her bust, a
SMALLER wrist, arnUre vuminOlS multitude al
sltir,? Sac is CROWNED with tfe>SeS. nf T,yen
black, clrle'i, braided and twisted into net for
susceptible y1unSs fearls; her br1wS aud Ia$IIrS:
arc black nSe; her forehead lis uf IUarl, her
checks roses, lItr lips cartatinnS her teeth wNi:
ter than ivory. Ss!TC is !!eThdps rwC1I?Y
Misguided man! ihnt han3 is a wig; those
hSbe> oye lh il jurrY tiugas ti5 Suisrle dye, /;
ifity w,fttte and't"tIEe t0i:Inss llGr ski; cot
ton batting -=,bnt Ian, disclosing ton tnitcfs
As for her age ask your nioiiler-ur auul-Or
your Gran'irnutrey5 Tili her. Ttu; kg alune5cup re
FncnIler the dlslan; pcri0d-and tlutr.lnr. the
fmagicglmwrr nf rIinolhp yourt'dtviigity would
be SInall, not to saJ skinny. Doubt .rnmr sen.
srS-,thcy aVailsyuu-litie Dnm't believe it, fair.
you l,iLye.lts'tGtl,theU Tor fashionable woman
of this day IS often neither more nQg lGS than n
living lrgat tiitgs while liesnt cTihniinsi >
,,tttz-z=- > -.
LArEsT :FGoN TUE SHS.-Last week Merriam
apnoupccd tIipt Hc bail 0hi8ined liiGee aE til.
aurora borcal's,ant had given tot sthe natne
tsstlkerY'7 ni tie skies, This week, We lcarn
he has Obtained a7pintQf laatsal Hnids rronr .thc
the skies " : y : = = * = sNi = =. ; St =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15
AsSRPs Z TTg5.eFE9Ya-1.--,e.r71,-.

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kSoaty Nom = iae r Ss tr9 +,
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lao I,o -, h;S Es;i 7'tsf s4Er4 rss3
Sp M s'5sses a. Bal ;ESat sa :?s. ::
stsrar6 Ban l9;s'
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.oh DO Pf0yGc..Se :" atm
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tSs szio DO fs, nnss s,ssa 1 rrn ,5' cn -: 4.
ioo do New New. S9s Grill L l. aud E T.ufE gI;S
-S4 ,igGisi, SIS.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15
FENiNINE FAI.Slucnps,

Glt- = - -22isSsSsSSSs-T $50 =.
From the Sunday Times
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

Hons De- COMBAT; General Esr11i's cole
l'ratcd White horse died last Week, at. the age, Of
fnity-one S.earsf and was nterrctl4,yith alldne
snsninties5in !, thg presence large c6ncoQrSe
of. his friends Ii is proposed to erect q monus
ment fhe-fI roF-T fic6 ieyI6e,
raised IS the [.T9ceetil- -ol an ogatinn. now elns
sprGiared by distinguished eaogstpsnd states
tun,, 5;3s7-'% ~ 1Izi7zTff,2
+ .'ii''!' ~ : o..,si. Z a2...s...--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

i 1zgNtl,5.ll 1zgNl5.llfz4NssEizY fz4NssEizY Al il. a w,
OFfYCP CPAQRzgt=RAST 60 RNER0 lE0YpoRs n iaJ n.
FOURTYSZS, OPPOSITFTYEGOTSS; p Ty9 IySt 1TSt1O ~
NIB. Will practice n Le,s.v.ral C,nnrt. of ttI..
ueiE6Orins ;o9aes Particular will BE- civs 6
be COLLECTION .. cIa'ns. ."v2. 4 1vdEamw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

- osi aa3i.sn H9ss s as53as as88
a rSoBia gfgg5si2spssk
CIV '29-' Stl' tit '1f t1:''s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

1TnE:NkGNo cAMp-lIEErrilS5, il NEw. JEKStY-,
Remarks cf tie Ca1Uosnia Zorcacder,-Thc.
shades OF Roseviilc, New Jersey, have ,ccnfen.
liyened by negro camp.mee.ins, which is thu,
'isscrlbsd by a correspondent Of the Newark
Atlpertisel" - :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

F29GH saif'ids bna 4a6lEsets 7jsd, 3Eo3 siidW
SO 3'ill giinsups-ae9 slas .l.s,1 a.;iasq n -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

"cosrAR's'' Extcrminators are ,nvo'naoie
remedies for clearing houses OF on sorts Of
vermin. With oil confidence we recon-
meod ,hcm.-Ncw York Daily Register.
.CosrAR's' remedies for all domestic
nests. such ms Rats, Reaches. Bed Bugs.
ANS Flcas, &c, arc Invaluable; we Gun
sneak from actual knowledge Of their m.r-
,,s. Drurs is,s and Dealers fhon'd send
,h,ir orders early. il they would secure a
,rode in thcm.-Ncw York Journal
!. shall write something about your fS.
,~ero,ina,ors. rs can 10 SO with propric'y
Tney arc selling rapidly here and destroy
inc ali yermin.-Edilor Bannct,' fsyc'ic'
Missouri.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

w publish below an abstract o. the
Annraiscmcnt Of real estate withlntla e
county Of Dubois, as reported 70 the
County Board Of Equalization on the
first Monday Of June, 1859, and iur-
nishcd us by $. J. Cromcr, Esd, the
efficient County Appraiser. It will
|hc observed that there has been . gain
on lands and improvements, since th'
appraismcnt Of 1851, OF about 26o PEI
cent. We doubt il another county II
the State will show SO large al IA
crease.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

T Tho festival Of Corpus Christi
was celebrated last Thursday by the
Catholics throughout the world. 1t oc-
ours on the Thursday after Pentccost
week, and is n Of the greatest fcsti-
walls Of the Church Of Rome. lnSpain
il is customary for people Of distinc'
ton to send their children, dressed as
angels, to join tho professions. II ! !
also a general holiday in which bull
fights, games and dances arc no
wanting. In Sicily all the freedom
Of the masquerade is allowed, an
passages from Scripture history arc re
presented in the streets. The fest
val is kept with simplicity and dign
ty BY the German Catholics and thos
OF America.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

~ The new laws have been re-
ccivcd at tho Clerks Office. Those
entitled to them an call and gc'
che n. Also, somc Road Law pamph'
lets for 1859, for the Supervisors.
Under the new law the Circuit
Courts will commence in Dubois conn
" on the Fourth Monday in Januar.,
and July. This will bring the mex
term Immediately after the Commo'
Pleas Court, instead Of in August
and will make the lawyers and som
others hurry Themselves up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29
UNION BALL!

ysvllE undersigned design I VI = : irec
Bsll al his must appropria'- Hall az
,cr he celebration Of the 81. Cecilia Cen,
rordia Syc,e,y, where lie viii be prepared
d rive 4 supper, as good as the country q
tie season aT,rds; those wishing y paf.c'
patc in amusing themselves at dancing'A &c
viii 10 amused by good music and other r.
frcshmcnts. Good order will be preserved
Dovs Who do no, behave will be excluded
III. JOSEPH EGG.
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~
BALL,
POLE RAISING.

ysyUr undersigned will rive a Grand 'all
~ The Fourth day Of July. 10 honor Y
lie National Iadrpcncc. unrsccl'ea a.
-ccmmoda,ions viii be provided 'or ,"o''
IN. wish 10 dance. Or otherwise en- y them
selves. ",
In ,hc morning about > o'clock th're w
10 ! splendid liberty pole rais'd ~ ny WY
4 GOOD Band 0. Mu-icians nave peen Il,
..,ssed f,r the occasion, and no pains VII y
soared 70 render everything pleasant an'
agreeable. Good drinks as well NJ 2 h"c ~"
rer viii h. provided. Everybody Is coru'A'''
invited 10 attend. .As
JOHN OPEL
Jnpc ocy~o-was
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s hereby given that proposals. will be re-
ee,ved a, the office. Of the Trustee ~
nsiubridpe Township Dubois county Ind.
IN SATURDAY the 3Oth day Of July 1879,
for he furnishing all the materials neces-
sary and Tic erection Of two school houses,
,,uc on The lands OF William Mahin, and
Inc other on tho land Of Ashbury Alexander.
n;alcrs wi;l please state III their proposals
~hs,hsr they intend 10 build with brick or
o,hcrwise. Plans and specifications may
10 secr n the Auditors Office in the tow OF
.Iaspcr before the dav of letting
- s. j. CROMEN;, Trustee Of
Baiabridge Township.
Insper June o9-iw.
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which debauchcd BY the narrow passes to-
words The rond which leads from Buhalora
10 Milan. The shock was terrible ana inc
comba, mos, sanguinary. The result S'a'eo
~ ,e,egranh n dcplorablc for humanity, but
glorious for the French arms.
A strange thing II y, that i Is uen. Ac'
Mahon whom the Austrians thought near
the ridges Of Appenincs' who must nave DC.
c;dcd the victory by carrying the village o.
!, Magenta, on the flank Of tho enemy. me
!. Emperor, Francis Joseph, who whilst ms
enc armv was being crushed and routed on
The banks Of Ticino, was engaged IN organ
;,,rc. The rc.inforccmcnfs which arrived
from Vienna, must now occupy hlmscls IN
collecting the bleeding and scattered rem
nan,s Of one OF the most formidable armies
which ever trod the soil Of upper LAZY
sARlaALpl's LATEST ~MovkM-srS.
Tho latest accounts from Gariba'di repre-
sent him as actively clearing me heieADo'
- hooJ Of The remainder Of Dlrban's bande
which have no chance OF returning. ~
main army driven from the Ticlno an
Milan. the insurgents Of the Valicnne
III I.cceo and Culabcna were proceeding y
rrca, force to occupy the important pass Q
The S,eIvio. which, ia summer. u one q IN
main arteries by which reinforcement
mirht We, be sent into LON hardy from ~
A interior Of Austria.
= A letter saws some Of GaribalLi's 'rocI
,rc \, Cnmuriata. having performed p'odlg''
: ~ bravery before getting the 2. The ma
!. n;6ccnt military position Of Iccco > al
"a - ,heir mower. By means Of il they col
n,nJ III course Of the AIDA. and can pr
tcct tho warlike populations q l,csamas
! and Brescia. The moment WI soon J
7 rive for occupying the gorges O inc ~
IVA VIC ~Iional, which form the commitment
Z between the Tyrol and Italy, ~h'eh nc
! ~I.ombardy in check.
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Greatest battle Of the Nineteenth
Century.

The French and Sardinians havc mao
,h,e. hs,,les with the Austrians within the
Last month. and have gained as many rs
,o,;s.. The first battle was at Montebello1
Nav ,he 10th, the second At Magenta June
,hs an and the third al Manrigano, June Inc
l0fh.
The inheritance Of the baltic Of Mascn'
IA can only be known by comparing ING
commanders. tho soldiers, and the results
with those OF other great conflicts npon me
field. Napoleon I'll commanded loo'vo
French and Sardinians at the battle Of Ma
cen,a. and los, 1900, in killed and wound
"a. Marshal Hess commanded 10000 Aus
,r;sus in The same conflict, and lost 10000
~ killed. wounded. aud prisoners. Th'
two armies. therefore, numbered loo'ooo
and Tho losses il the collision numbered ~
600 al told.
Wi,hou. going beyond the present cen
,urv. il will be seen by the following &C
count Of the greatest battles fought IN MOD
crn times tina, Magenta stands without
~parallel in the number Of its combatan''
and without many equals in the losses su
,a;ncd. The nearest approaches to II wei
tho battles Of Austcrliiz. in which loo,VV
troops were engaged. Apcrn 10000. waite
loo 1876 600, iona 10000. and Wagra
100000. The smallest figures which rcpo
The warriors in the battle Of magenta ma
the combatants 70 have out-numborcd tho
of Waeram, which, until the f'h Of Jun
1859, was the giant Of battles WINE y
largest figures makcMug 10000 SUPER
10 Wagram.
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TNcxt Saturday and Sunday j.
tho time appointed for holding Divine
Services in the Protestant church IL
this place BY Rev. J. j.. Admire
Persons from the country desiring +
attend arc informed that the latch
strings of our citizens arc Away
hanging cut.
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Is hereby given tina, the unders's' m's,l
a,rly Al lie Angus, term Of nc p"vs
so.n,v COMMISSIONERS under The pg.r~1
I, =. ~, entitled /" An net TO rcru'"a]
license the sale q spirituou'' w." - md
and other in,oxica,inc liquors :" ~" si
he premises occupied BY him, W XIII
location Of which II ss follows: vnh
~ S,a,e street. in Celesiirc, Hal 'o."
Dubois county Indiana. And the c.,'as"s
Md township will take due NOTICE , ,nrZ
80 BERNHARD SCHULZ
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Ms hereby given that BY an order q me
Board OF Commissioners Of Dubois coty'
made At their June term 1859. Proposals
viii bc received at my .ficc ~ the town q
i ascer Ia said county, at any time prior %
The SEPT. term 1859 Of said Board, for The
sale N 4 farm, fYr a poor Asylum Tor sind
county. The rcrecn proposing % .eil ne
,arm viii state the distance IRON Jasper
,hc number 81 acres, The price per acre, ant
JOHN MEliRINGER,
Auditor Dubois County,
Ja4ner flnc -a lSaa I'm.
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nFIt is a singular fact that the ap-
praiscmcnt in Jefferson county, shows
4 decrease OF Owe a half million q
dollars ON the a~ppraiscmcnt Of 1871.
The decrease OF the valuation Of tht
city Of Madison, in the same county
Is nearly d million Of dollars.
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rs hereby Given that on Monday, ~
dsv and "Wednesday. The IT ~ ana.
DAYS q August, 1859. u. n Kemp. 1ou"'l
Sn,ycvor ~ Dabvis county. VII DC p'es'.
~ ,no nc lines and determine The oo"na'
I'LL. and subdivisions and rlfc cs''o",
I'M c,rusrs u section II, town. svu'u !
Rance F.. wcs'. The intermediate "",s
M. 81 surveyed and the c"'n''- .m t,
cs,,.l,shcd. An interested persons
CURED 20 attend. ..,~p,cu
ADol.rn NJ EESENbA'"'
June I'D.
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n
Ia.
From Lc Nord, J unc s
Tho battle Of Magenta has decided many
questions, and put an end 70 many u"ecs-
ltain,ics. This victory has burst on Europe
ike a clap Of thunder.
A great engagement was cxpcc'cu' w
n was believed that We should see y advance
r. Inc distance, aud, as il were. executed pe-
fore our eyes. In the cpinion Of The En-
pcror Napoleoa. This brilliant affair wac y"
doub, a triumph r~kiIlIully ioreseen, and per
severingly prepared. While e 'l'c Austrian
! Generals il was d surprisc'and a DISASTER.
when q yulai beloved tia, lsr..nain eody
Of the Allied forces were maTsed ~ INC
: South, between AIlcssandria and The Ape
uincs. all the Franco-Sardinian corps. ny cns
a. he finest movements recorded IN military
= history. rapidly advanced from the r'rh
= 6ank 10 the cxtr entity ofihe lefi, and was on
= " a, The lac, moment that the Austrians per
d ccivcd this change Of position. and 'hcir rre
"a ~cipita,c retreat shows that they understood
the immincncc Of the danger which menace
them. Very little was wanting 70 prcven
at Gen. Cyuini from getting out Of The Lone
III Ilina at all. Gen. Mel, whom he suppose
|. 10 be occupied in the direction Of tho Lax
suddenly threw himself on Ncvara, and y
French army crossed tho Tlcino witho'
&c meeting much resistance.
Then General Hess, sent in All haste !
tho Emperor Francis Jcscph 70 take Y
commend o. The Austrian array. throw I
w, the it-rrs Az i.rd under w. hand-lyNW
mea N -,-frn pf-sn thg Ai'rd relyuif
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

Uor WrArnrR.-Ihc last few days
have been extremely hot, the sun
seeming to concentrate all Of his en-
|~cruics to sec how much heat he could
send upon the earth in a short time
The thermometer stood at 50 in ths
shade on Sunday evening.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

.vuSuE underSgncd Inns q sg.snu,a .,lc
l. inr Machine, which ne 'neas ovcr d
49, ,hun half cost price. ~ cos. oI "a
hundred dollars (without expense 2, !
nor, a,ion, Gc.) Any person WIS., resiiel
w.ula Al vel 10 apply 800 =, Wy mani
M Jasper. 'ihnh'.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

Grxs7s NEw DoMEsrIc l'nNslcIAS
On HOME Book OF HEALTH. Mr..
Charles Wood is snow engaged canvass
ing our county for this popular work
by DR.. Guam, Of louisville. The book
contains a vest amount Of reliable in
formation, and a number Of mcdlca
receipts, carefully prepared ly q scicn
ltific physician, which wouldbc nseiu
In any family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

ITThis morning tho children o.
st. Jcscphs Catholic church will - e
commun ION, escorted By the Saxchori
haul. from itr Sisters school house
Thclc arr glrm' fity VA them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

NEw Gcaps.--Thc new goods al
Alcxandcr's store arc going Oh ike
hot cakes. Call quick II you want tlt
lest chance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

IIARvEsr.-Most Of the farmers arc
lnsv with their wheat harvest and the
crop promises to be a very large one
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

CORNER Or sEwTor AND hAhA
JASPER, INDIANA, W.
xs aill y, his old home, and always resds
VI attend those ~ho may want hlS se's'
49,. apG n Alpr fhgm NJ iAa H'Anof,. N
SbiAsy. M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29

AF the receipts and Expenditures OF pu-
~ bois county. Indiana for the fiscal yea'
May 3ist 1859.
Rrcfirrs.
There VIVA remaining in the County Tfca.
49,, 4, last settlement. $3.50 90
There has been received ~ tho
County Treasury since the lst
dsy Of june, 1868, rs iollows, to-
vii: 40
For Delinquent Tax 1851 SiS% "a
For Show License ~ -
For Estate without heirs "a
For Revised = aiu'cs OF lSo2 -
For Redemption Of lands ~ -
For Delinquent Townshi Tax %. 60,
For County Revenue 1897 ~ - :,
For Delinquent School Tax le'' 'oo 2.
For County Revenue lS3S o. :.
, For Township Tax 1857 100 :
For Special School Tx ''ooo' 4
60. l..... sl.o ~aaf Nll.jDi Il