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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-16

The New York Tribune says the carnage
Al Magenta is scarcely more than one third
As great, in comparison with the number OF
truops on the respective helds, a. il vas on
the Plains Of Abraham, at Bunker llill, Al
Chippsws, aud at Buena Vista.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
Hot Springs In Arizona.

The Arizona correspondent of the st. Louis Repub.
lcan thus describes the Hot Springs of Rio Mimbres,
eighty miles from Mesila:
1 had heard so much Of the great medicinal proper
ties of these springs that determined to pay them
18th, ride of ten hours in one of Capt. Hawsey's
fast coaches Of the Great Ooverand brings US to the
mail station of the Rio Mimbres. We are now six
miles distant from the springs and procuring, through
the kindness of Capt H., horse we soon arrived at
the springs. These springs are situated upon the
extreme summit Of small mound about thirty feet
above the level Of the plain. The water is clear and
yery limpid at the same time sufficiently hot to boil
an egg well in from four to five minutes.
What the peculiar medicinal properties of the
water are ami unable to state, as, to my knowledge,
the water has never been analyzed but Of this, rest
assured, some most wonderful cures have been
effected. A gentleman some two weeks since left
Mesa for the springs, his physicians having told
him he beyond their skill and certainly no per-
son looking at him would ever imagine for an in
slant it were possible for him to be cured his disease
was deep seated scroulous affection of the head.
His sores are now WELL and though he has not yet
left here, still he declares himself quite well.
But this cure is not single one; many others have
been cured this believe to be the worst case The
diseases which this water has cured as yet seem to
be scrofulous, syphilic affections. What results
may flow from the discovery, time only can develop
The Indians, am informed, are well aware of the
value of the spring, and are in the habit OF denomin
atng it the cure all " for they bring their sici
great distances to try its marvellous virtues.
The country around here is well adaptedt cultiya
tion, the valley lands of the Mmbres being rich an'
easily irrigated.
There is no particular news Of interest here. Th
copper mines are turning out large quantities OF yer
valuable ore and bid fair to be as productive as thos
OF the far famed Lake Superior country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
8th @rltans 9ailu Grtsttut,
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST ., 1859.
C0RREsPONDENCE.
OFFICE OF L

OFFICE OF LOUISIANA TEHuAsrEpzc CoxpANY,2
New Orleans, August 8, 1853.
Messrs. Editors-By your paper OF this morning,
see that your correspondent from Minattlan refers
to me in an improper manner. He is altogether too
careless in his remarks and your general readers have
no doubt drawn conclusions injurious to me person
ally. wish. therefore, you would take pains to
make every proper correction. What complain Of
principally in the correspondence is, that it is made
to appear that had incurred private debts and fed
the country, in consequence occupying for this rea
son. "an equivocal position before the world" This
is outrageous! 1t is all wrong. l have no private
debts and may say even that Of those debts of
the Company now being prosecuted had been in
Cured by my direct agency. They are the general
obligations Of the Company incurred in the several
branches of the SERVICE many Of them even before
went to the Isthmus. It is true that the native judi
cial officers overriding all law, orgnorant ofit were
troublesome to me in the application of their ideas Of
my relation to these Company obligations and 1t is
not unreasonable to suppose that they might have
carried their i'll treatment even to the extent Of out
rage but to my leaving by breaking arrest or in any
illegal manner, it is all nonsense and untrue. The
business Of the work required consultation at the
general Office, and had purposed coming to New
Orleans some time previously, and the worst that
can be said, in this connection, respecting my per-
sonal annoyance on the stbmns is that it confirmed
my determination.
lam, respectfully, your obedient serv't,
WI s1DELL,
Chief Engineer Louisiana Tehuantepec Company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
The Northern Railroad Accident.

The following dispatches give further particulars
of this terrible disaster, brief account Of which We
had already received by telegraph:
ALBANY, August "a terrible accident occurred
last night on the Northern Railroad, near Schagli.
cake. The down train, due at Albany at o'clock rs
minutes, was passing bridge spanning the Tomhan-
mock creek, when it precipitated into the creek
below from hight of 20 to 25 feet. The water was
from six to eight feet deep.
The following persons are reported as killed Mrs.
Schuyler, of Albany Mrs. Cooley, wife of the con-
ductor, Of Albany; Chas. Berthelow brakesman, of
Albany; Chas. Plimpton, mail agent, Vermont; Da-
vid Russell, express messenger, OF Albany; Patrick
Connaly, brakesman, of Greenbush Seven other
persons reported killed, but their names have not
yet been ascertained.
Among the wounded are the following: G. s.
Cooley conductor, of Albany, badly injured Thomas
Mccormick, newsboy, right leg broken and otherwise
injured Michael Flannery of Troy, passenger,
head cut chest bruised and supposed to be internally
injured.
ALBANY, August 3.-Nine bodies had been taken
out of the creek up to IL O'Clock last night Twenty
persons are wounded 1t is thought there are more
dead bodies under the wreck. The following ad
ditiona names of the injured John lesson, of Que
bee, badly; Arthur Forbes, of Bytown, Ontario Co..
not badly; Charles Penny, Clairmount, N. H.. G.
R. Prentice, of New York city; J. G. Payne of Day.
| ton, Ohio; W. S. Harris. Whitewater Wisconsin
Thomas Talbot, Of New York city; W. j. A. Fuller
| of Nou York rifv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
Domestic Intelligence.
Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

Arrival OF the overland Mail
ST. LOUIS, Aug. s.-The overland California mail
has arrived here, with dates from San Francisco to
the l4th inst not SO late those received by the
Habana at New Orleans.
The overland mail brings later advices from Salt
Lake City, which represent that the Indians in Utah
have again been committing depredations in Humbol
County, in which some Of the Mormon brethren are
implicated.
Horace Greely arrived here to-day by the overland
mail.
Fire at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Aug. San extensive fire broke out
yesterday in the Planning Mill belonging to Moore,
Halstead, & Co., which entirely destroyed the mill
and lumber yard of the firm together with five ad-
joining dwelling houses.
The loss is estimated at 900.
The property had very little if any insurance
upon it.
Thirty hands are thrown out of employment by the
destruction of the planning mill.
| The fire is believed to have been the work Of an
incendiary --=sv- -
River Intelligence
! YICKsBURG, August S-The steamer Edward ]
Gay passed down at s o'clock this morning. Tht
steamer Grand Duke passed down at s o'clock thi
evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
A New TERRITORY OPENED.-Ihe Sioux City
Eagle of the 22d ult. says Of the new Territory Of

A New TERRITORY OrENED,-The Sioux City
Eagle of the I'D ult. says Of the new Territory Of
Dacotah: u
This new Territory is now open for settlemenf,
although the time allowed the Indians in which t0
remove to their Reservation has not yet expired.
But Agent RedReld is now in the Territory, having
recently taken up large amount Of annuity goods
for the Yanktons. The Indians have all LEFT etiEe-
the-Rees and Smutty Bears camps which were The
principal points held by them-and have gone %
their Reservation.
There is not the least danger OF being annoyed ~
the savages and as consequence quite . numberoe
persons have left this place within the last few days
with the intention of making claims in the Territory
We are informed that there Is quite settlement in
the vicinity Of Strikethe Rees late camp, at which
point it is proposed to lay out 9 town. There Y
large amount Of beautiful farming land in Daeoeah,
and we doubt not much it will be taken up during
the next year by hardy pioneers as from ell quarters
The greatest drawback to the country the scarcity q
timber but it has been demonstrated that q mucn
less amount Of timber than is at first supposed 70 DO
necessary can be got along with. genial ana pro.
ductive soil and healthy climate go far ~
the many little inconyeniences and wants mel Wi'n -
q new prairie country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
Texas Intelligence.

The Indianola Courier has the following in regard
to the election:
So far as heard from, Houston is largely ahead and
if his gains are in proportion throughout the State,
he is elected Governor, by large majority.
The contest between Lubbock and Clark, for Lieu
tenant Governor, and White and Crosby for Land
Commissioner, is close one. Lubbock is ahead Of
Rnnnells, while Wau for Congress, is in advance OF
Lubbock. The chances are in favor Of Waul, over
Hamilton. Tate is undoubtedly re elected District
Attorney. -t
Duncan is elected Representative, for the counties
Of Calhoun and jackson, by majority Of about lou
over Menefee. ~
The Houston Telegraph gives the following MAORI
ties from the returns far, to its own Offices Hous-
ton, 1862; Clark, s5 White, 1881 Hamilton, 579 /;
Reagan, 115.
The Bonham Era says that Bill White, notorious
desperate, of Northern Texas, was overtaken the
other day, after he and Cherokee Indian had been
stealing horses, and whilst endeavorng to shoot one
Of his pursuers, a Mr.. Wilkinson, be was shot him
self, and killed.
The Rusk Enquirer speaks Of the unusually hot
weather in that county of late, and learns that som
neighborhoods in that county have suffered intensely
from the want of rain-the corn drying up and the
cotton looking faint and sickly This is, however
the exception to the rule in the county. For the
most part, the crops of corn made are very heavy
and the cotton promises an abundant yield.
The Enquirer has been presented with some post
oak grapes grown wild in the woods, which were o
exceedingly fine flavor and about the size Of ordinary
marbles. In color and favor they bear close re
semblance to the Catawba. These grapes grow il
large quantities all over Eastern Texas, and the hog
at this season of the year find considerable prof
in feeding on them. The Enquireris of opinion tina
cultivation would make them equal to any grape il
the world for the table or for wine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
AN ArroINTEE PUTTING ON AIRs."-A dispatch
of the I'd instant, from Washington, says:

If Mr. Sim johnson has rendered his resignation Of
the Havre Consulate appointment, it has probably
been done upon ntimation from the State Depart
ment at the instance of Mr.. Buchanan, writing from
Bedford. When the latter publicly reprmanded the
Colonel at the railroad station for not at once leay.
ing the country, he said defantly, 81 did not seek
the office, and it is at your disposal" This hear
reliably from several Democratic sources. If Col.
Forney be good authority, Mr. johnson is authority
on Cabinet secrets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

A tough subscriber to country paper was
struck from its mail list because he wouldn't pay up.
The denquents wife insisted wrathfully that she
knew what was newspaper law-,hat she did. The
proprietor was obliged to send the paper until all
arrearages were paid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09


by Fire, a. the very lowest rates charged
by responsible Companies.
Planters Merchants and others desiring to effect Insurance
upon their property respectfully solicited to give portion
of their patronage to this Company.
Applications for Insurance made in by mail, nd
dressed the Company either of the Directors will receive
immediate attention. Possessing personal information in re-
gard other details of nsuabe property in the
Southern and Western States this Company is enabedbeyond
many ohe sto give advantages in rates of Premiums etc.
Yhe of Company embraces Of the first busi
the city of New York. extensively engaged in the
Southern trade and closely identified with its interest.
Any information with Insurance will be eheerfuy
gyen all business connected with this Company will be
transacted with libsraly and promptness
DIRECTORS.
VIM Chauncey--Wm. Chauncey Co... 10 Old Slip
Moses Taylor-President City Bank Wall ST.
Paul SpoTord-spoford Tileson 80 Broadway
p c. Van shaick-van shaick, Edwards Cots Front St.
" Borsalou-lmporter.. wafer ST.
JAS B. Internationally Wilson Cobb. 50 Front ST.
E. d. sprague-Dayton sprague Co.....,lVl Front ST.
Benz H. llie-B H. Lille ...l44 Pearl ST.
John G. Holbooke, international Life Ins Co Wall ST.
VIM. Holdredse Ii Merchants Exchange,
T. j, Coleman-J. @. Coleman Co. 63 Wall ST.
A, Maaran.. al Bcekman ST.
Edward Hagh Bank Of the Commonwealth, Nassau ST.
VIM. A. Wheeler. 6s William St
@. Malea-C. Maeta Co. Co...............53 53 Beaver ST.
N. c. Pla-Presiden Arzans Bank. Nassau st
3. NJ, Whitlock-B. NJ. E. Whock Co. .l3 Beekman
Nathaniel ". Burs-N. W. Burtis Coz. 80 vesey st
VIM L. McDonald-Cartiages .4l2 Broadway
John q. Lightbody. ~ Beekman st
Paoli Lathrop-Lathrop Wilkinson IL Murray
W. NJ. Newel-Newels, Harman Il Mcdonald. l3 Murray st
Frederick A. Fisher-Woe Dash Fisher .ss Warren
Mnard II. Fowler Nassau
W. Read-Geo w. Iehial Read 100 Chambers
b. Currier-Meius Currier Sherwood 40 Warren
John b. Corl:es City Hall
John B. snook-Architec Chambers st
George Carroll-Carro, Herck Mead ..49 Chambers st
W. H. Bulkey-Allen Mclean Bukley. 49 Chambers ST
D. NJ. Holdredge-N r. s. Heating .442 Broadway
Francis Miller NJ D.......,,.............l lC6 Forsyth 81
WM. CHAUNGEY, President
WIN. HoLDREDGE, yicePresident.
JoHNK OAKLEY Secretary. iy2T
rHANGE OF NUMBER, But NOT OF LoCA
~ TON.
'9; Drs. CLARK L FRIEDRICHS,
Dentists,
Ne. Iz4 formerly l2i11, CANAL STREET,
faSH Union Bank Building.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

Insures kinds of Personal Property against Loss Daag
by Fire, at the very lowest rates charged
by responsible Companies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

dissolution COMPREHENSIVE HERE
- tofore existing between the undersgned under the firm
OF J. BURNSIDE Co. Is this dAy dissolved. j. Burnside
retiring from business. JOHN BURNSIDE,
NELSON McSTEA,
J. r. VALUE.
New Orleans June 80. 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

NJOTICE-A B. JAMES AND ROBERT McREE WILL,
In from this date continue the Wholesale Dry Goods bus
ness. under the firm OF A. b. JAMES Co., for their
count, at Nos. 81 and 80 Magazine street.
ROBERT MCREE.
New leans l. "a m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

COPARTNERSHIP-T UNDERSIGNED HAVE
" associated with them STEPHEN X. Fowl ER and OG-
DEN X. DUNNING, under the firm of MCSTEA, VALUE
Co. and will continue the Wholesale Dry Goods Business,
liquidate affairs Of the late fn of j. Burnside Co.
NELSON MCSTEA,
j. Il. VALUE.
NayzQ In ix4 In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. PAYNE Senior Part.
~ of the late firm of PAYNE STEELE co has this
day associated with him JOHN KEMP Jr long Connected
with the house Of Hall, Kemp Il Co., under the Of
PAYNE KEMP, and will continue the Wholesale Retail
Grocery business at the old stand Nos 20 Tchoupouas
street F. c. PAYNE,
JOHN KEMP, JR.
New Orleans, July !. 1859. 0.... iyi I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
listing between the undersigned and LOGAN NICK NIGHT,
paner In conmendum) this day dissolved per
rshp before W. H. Peters, Notary Public February
l. 1889 j. G. GOODRICH and H. L. GOODRICH will sign
In liquidation. j. @. GOODRICH,
l.. GOODRICH,
b. Nj. POND,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

DISSOLUTION-THE FIRM or A. b. JAMES co.
II is dissolved this day. according articles of agreement
and the this will here only be used In qui
daton A. b JAMES,
ROBERT McREE,
EMORY CLAPP.
New Orlesns, J1ne 20, 1853.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

COPARTNERSHlp-T UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed Cdpartnershp under name and
style of BuLL1TT Il WHALEY, transactng business
Wholesale Grocers Commission ard Produce Merchants
and l6 New Leyee, to corner Grayier street.
CUTHBERT BULT,ITT,
THOMAS WHAIEY.
New Orleans June |, Is5g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
WHITNEY & MCDONALD

WHITNEY & MCDONALD
No. COG BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
--Opposite the
st. Nicholas Hotel,
FASHI MA BILE TAILORS,
The latest importation of FASHIONABLE GOODS always
hand The reputation house has always sustained
the style of Its productions has secured for large patron
age from gentlemen who appreciate elegance and
Strangers visiting the city respectfully invited to call before
purchasing elsewhere. my2T
&c PAYNE, JOHN KEMP, Jr.,
Late firm of Payne, Steele Co. Firm of Hall, Kemp Co
DAYNE & IKEMP, WHOLESALE GROGERS and
Dealers in Family and Plantation Supplies,
Nos. 27 and 20 Tchouptoulas street,
Jy1 1y New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

NIsSOLUTI1N- CoPARTNERsHIP HERE
~ tofore exstL nnder The firm of j. L. JOHNSON CO.,
is dissolved by the death of John Shryock.
The survivor will attend to audang the business Of the
late firm. j. l.. JOHNSON
for j. l.. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
In liquidation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
4 EEP 1NsONED......'.'h hEEf INSURED
HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF the City of New York.
Capital, S15O,OOO.

FFICE-W HITLoCK BUILD1N
Corner Of Nassau and hickman streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

WILLIAMS u TUCKER,
w CoMMINSION MERCH A ANTS,
No. $50 Gravier street,
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS, New ORLEANS.
GEORGE W. TucKHR. my1T ly
CAPT. j. K. DUNCAN. p. DUNCAN. 81. JAMES,
OWL ENGINEERING-J.K K. DUNCAN 4 CO.,
Civil Engineers Surveyors Architects and superntendents,
Nos. 1Bl COMMON STREET, and
feAly 24ls CARoNDELET STREET,
CtoRKs, CoRKs--
" 80 bales Regulars
% ;. Pdinted.
so .. Fine Regulars.
For sale by 8. D. GRATIAA CO.,
1sil % Crstomhouse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

NOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS with
~ the late firm of j. H. JOHNSON co. vii, call at the
counting of Mess Bullitt Whaley where all settle
mens will be made, until further notice.
j.. JOHNSON.
New Orleans June IT, lE5e ;ais On,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY formed
acopartnership under the and style of GOODRICH
CO. and will continue the Wholesale Grocery and Commis.
sion business at the same place as heretofore.
j. G. GOODRICH,
H. L. GOODRICH,
b. N. POND.
New Orleans July ], 1859. tyl 6n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

nISsOLUTION-THE GoPARTNERsHIP Of LANE,
~ MAYFIELD co., having expired the LIST inst, by
limitation their will be used hereafter oudaton only
REnMoAp Il ROGERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09

COPARTNERsHTP-o STEELE If.
having associated themselves with VIM PfNCKARD, (of
the late firm of Geo NJ Pnckard Co.. for the purpose Of
conducting General Wholesale Grocery business New Or
leans, under the firm Of PINCKARD, STEELE co. They
will No 35 Tchouptouas few doors above the
old stand Of Payne Steele Co., and in the block Of
buildings until their spacious finished. the
ner Of Tchoupitouas and Gravier streets
WIN M. PINCKARD, @N#
CLAIBORNE STEELE,
FERDINAND PINCKARD.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-16

PHILADELPHIA, Msrche.
RI. New York HERALD. Washington 0's-
,.,eh avs: Nj. MrLsne, appointed "'r"-
!, u Mexico, will leave tomorrow io' se~
o,e,e.o. and take the Tennessee ss'n"e
! IN. 18th. for Vera Cruz. so DESTROYS ~
n Government, that he shouio % ~
v,x;co without delay. that se'es'spn'c
,.os,cb win be sent BY the Safe depart
men, 10 de,sin the Tennessee. should ~
aeL.ne, BY cry chance. not Dc so'e 20
,each New Orleans BY the Regular o'y y
Ealing.
M. MeT.ane goes ont with discretionary
movers 70 reeognix~ and presen, MS c'eos",
..ls 10 whatever Government ne ms5 ms
lin : position 10 maintain itself snd p7se'
!, me xil 81 the people. II - be"eve'
! ~, \. will End the Constitutional Govern
linen, in this position. Still the Admins
\ ,,.,;on. Whatever may be the sympa'"'s
! - our people as regards the Liberals, W.
. 80, interfere with either party, but w'''
j governed BY exis,ing state Of things
" &C., re Administration is careful mol
~ AXE any step 10 sEord European p0~s
IN snv pretense for interference.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-16
The lost Eronaut-
ArRrAE. Mich, March 3.

The remains Of Ira J. Thurston' ~
..o..., xho me, his death BY his unior'u'
nate ssce nsion from this city on me '0''
~ Sent. last, were accidentally found 90
Sunday evening last, about ten miles norm
80, of Toledo. about ten miles from 'ne
o,sce o. his second ascent. The remain
-s,e b,ou~ nj, 10 this city and fully den''neo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-16
Communicative Session.
WAsHIxcroS, March y.

sex.rr-John Hubbard. Of NAME VIZ
..ot,m.d As Boundary Commissioner, 'or
mich w,ee,ns was recently nominated ou'
:. ;ee,ed. @. ". Jones. Ex Senator =
~ :, confirmed Minister to Bogots. Jon"
p.,;, =, Indiana, Chief Justice OF kansas :
,iee Leeomp,e- Bartholomew fn',s''
u ,oI;n.. F.fh Auditor Treasury. Emory
H. Potter, heretofore rejected a. Collector
\ Toledo. vas again nominated. s"d va
eoo6smed. O.her appointments o. 'ee' 80"
.so.encs were confirmed.
The Senate will meet tomorrow =
,.,oet and viii then formslly close !"
present session. ! Is NOT eapse's' -
mere will be quorum present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-16

nPSomebody Or some association"
Of bodies, ought to attend to liking up
the Jasper Protestant Cemetery. :
/, IN a most wretched condition. over
crown with briars and weeds, fence
blown down, cattle running over !.
md hogs roofing up the graves. Tn
Is 4 shame in civilized community
hut We suppose this is like the eiior
d have our town Incorporated. 'wha
i everybody's business is nobody
busincss."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-16
THE WORLD
COMING no an END

vu%HE undersigned having opensu Z w.
Marble shop in the town Of Pe,ersp nv Z
- ss.ls confident that he can sell oMn
STONES cheaper for cash than any o'ne1
SI.s ~, n he West. having on hands
4 oresenla splendid stock O Marble; Ina 'ns'
:. Be surpassed anywhere. Az s,s s,''
- monuments, tomb stones, center ',.,.
:. o.. nantes. &c, made N The nea'es, s,,Is
va. va 4, me best material. Orders soh "'.
s"J n promptly attended 70. Sop Q" "'''
s, 80 ocoosise The public sausre.
's''es'' WIN. NICHOLS. Proprietor.
v..ac NrwroH. At the Drug store - 80
-, 80 !. authorized agent for Dubois county
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