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HIGH WAGEs.-The Washington Consttt,t
ton says that, since the Inauguration of Pres
ident Buchanan, the working man has received
better compensation for his labor than he
ever did on any previous occasion" In proof of
this assertion, the official organ quotes the fol-
lowing paragraph;
"High Wages. - The Mobile Register of
Thursday says: The steamer Dorrance has
been compelled to miss a trip, in consequence
of inability to obtain a crew. We are informed
that $75 and even 500 per month have been
offered for hands, without success"
The reader win perceive that " $15 and even
500 per month " has been offered by the Mo-
bile steamboat for hands" not to them so
that the case proven by the Consultation is,
that since the Inauguration of President Blu
chanan The oscner Of the working man has re-
ceiyed a better compensation for his labor than
he ever did on any previous occasionl If the
working man has not realized higher wages,
his master has, and this is about as near as the
Black Democracy ever come to performance
of its pledges to the people.
ELEGANT MODS OF TRAvELLIYG.-It Is said.
on the authority of Paris journal, that the
American Minister to China, MIR. Ward, was
conveyed to Pekin in box, open at the top,
but which entirely excluded view Of the coun-
try through which he travelled The box was
drawn by oxen, whose plodding gait afforded
me opportunity for viewing celestial scenery,
provided the Minister had at his command the
requisite astronomical instruments. AS we
are not aware that any such provision has
heretofore been made for our Chinese Legation,
we respectfully commend the matter to the
attention Of the President and insist that
good portable telescope, at least be added to
the out6t.. KS
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REPUBLICANIsM OF JEFFERSON.

The following letters from Mr.. Jefferson,
written before and during his Presidential term,
read very much like they were intended for the
present times. They are prophetic:
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NEW SENATOR'S IN THE NEXT CoNORys
The following-named gentlemen will take Ss;-
seats for the first time in the United Sata,
Senate on the first Monday in December pe,,
on which day the first session of the Thirty.s,,b
Congress win commence
Hon. Willard Salisbury, of Delaware, Sham
Democrat
HOn. James W. Grimes, of Iowa, Repub.
ican-
Hon. Lazarus W. Powell, of Kentucky, Shan
Democrat
Hon. Kingsley s. Bingham, of Michigan, R.
publican.
Hon. John C. Ten Eyck, of New Jersey, Re-.
publican.
Hon. Thomas Bragg, ofNorth Carolina, Shan
Democrat.
Hon. Henry B. Anthony, OfRhode Island, Re.
publican.
Hon. A. o. P. Nicholson, of Tennessee. Sham
Democrat.
Hon. J. W. HemphiI, of Texas, Sham Dem.
ocrat.
The Republicans are all gains. The Sham De.
mocracy gain one in Kentucky and one in Ten.
nessee from the Americans or Wings. In 1851
Senator Pugh, of Ohio, will be superseded By
Republican, to be elected during the coming
winter and, judging from the returns the Re-
publicans have gained Senator from Mime
sofa, in place of General Shields. So they 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-24

WOMAN's RIGHTS IN THE COUrIssEs.--Our en-
thusiastic female friends in New England and
elsewhere, who attach themselves to the skirts
of such reformers as Mistresses Lucy Stone
Blackwell, Ernestine l.. Rose Lucretia Mott and
Susan B. Anthony, ought to be perfectly de.
lighted with the administration of things the
atrical in this metropolis. The sceptre Of man
agcment seems to have passed almost entirely
into the fair hands Of woman. There is evil
IDENTIFY no Salic law for the green room. The
ladies are monarchs before the lamps.
So woman has her rights, and occasionally q
irifie over, in the couaisses We have often seen
how, at the Opera, the manager is at the mercy of
the prima donna, and we find in the regular
theatres that the leading actresses are usurpins
the thrones of the horrid men and managing
affairs for themselves. Thus, Laura Keene
has just concluded a brilliant campaign
IN her own theatre, causing even the
veteran Wallack to fall back upon the Zou.
ayes for support. While she is enjoying
the usual congo, her sceptre is successfully WELD
I'd by the Misses Gougenheim, graceful, hand.
rome and popular actresses, fresh from Califor-
man and Australian triumphs. At Wallack's
theatre, the piquant and agreeable artist Mrs.
Florence, has an equal share in The management
with her husband, and theatre for the creme de
Ia crime is building for one of the most charming
actresses that has ever visited us-Mrs. Agnes
Robertson Bourcicault. The National theatre.
which has been going down hill recently, has
been taken by Miss Bell Carr, who comes like
Jeanne dare, from The provinces, and full of en-
tbusiasm. Miss Carr has good reputation in
the South and West, and will commence her
metropolitan career on Saturday night with a
determination to conquer.
Of q verify Winoiine Is n the ascendant.
If women can't vote, nor practice law
nor drive omnihusses, nor do thou
sand other dsayreeably masculine things,
they can still control the public amuse-
'nents Of great city, and they have a most i'm
portant bearing upon its moral welfare and ma
terial prosperity. II seems especially appro-
pirate that clever women should conduct the
theatres, and we are glad to see them at the
head Of such affairs. We recommend them all
TO 20 ahead, and should he glad to congratulate
that most excellent actress, Mrs. Hoey, upon her
accession to the managerial throne She has all
the qualities requisite, and Is prime favorite
with the public.
Finally, we hope the next womaa's Rights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-24

FACTS AND FANCTEs AND POETRY ABour TIE
Waive have collected ana printed in another
place piquant ola roirid7 Of all sorts Of events
in and about the scat Of war A good portion Of
our account might be summed up under the cap
ton Of the 'Fun Of the War The account Of
the fsts at Florence, the intermingling Of the
French troops with the Tuscan population Of ell
grades the theatrical exhibitions al Turin, ard
the popular expression Of hatred TO the Avs
trians at the hiilan Opera House, together with
numerous little Incidents, show how deeply set
tied II the Italian feeling. The poetry Of the
war viii also be found interesting. We give the
stately verse Of Croley and the stirring rhymes
OF Tennyson, in English; the chant Of the bold
Zouaves and Mandatory address 70 the French
Emperor in the Gallo vcrnacular. Religion
too, has its share. We find the same n Deqn
for victory pealing through the cathedrals Of
Paris and Vienna In he one, the Popcs repre-
sentative prays for the Emperor speedy return
to France; and In the other the Npncio
impiores SUCCESS for the Austrian arms.
Both petitions nay mean the sane thing,
or SOMETHING widely diScrent. Without i'm
pugning tie piety Of such distinguished sons
OF the Church as Francis Joseph and Louis Napo-
leon, we still believe that they win adhere 70 the
faith OF the Little Corporal, that Heaven Is on
the side Of the heaviest artillery"
Among other matters In our budget there will
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he found some account of the new fi,ibuster CORPS
Of the French army--tbe Turcos The Austrisns
can't understand the Turcos end the Zouaves, 1t
is new order of 6ght,Dg- to hand-cod
steel work-and exceedingly dsagreeable. The
Zouaves, it will he seen, have, out of admiration
Tor Victor Emanuel's courage, chosen him cor
por,l in their rgment-probably the greatest
honor that soldier could receive. The Old
Guard. it will be reoollected, recognized the
yousg General Bonaparte's valor 10 the same
way-hence his sotJrqua, Of which he was very
proud-h petit corporal.
The poetry, plays, romance and chivalry Of
the war have their interest as we'll as the leading
events.
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Convention will notice the fact, that in one vs-
cation AT least ~oOeD are suprem-ly successful.
Why cant the lady mansgeresses have suosea-
tiou?
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METROPOLITAN THEArAR Gate Burtoa's).-PooR
Gas rifnEs-Box Cox.
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TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH
WASHINGTON, June %, 1859.
The opinion among gentlemen connected with the
diplomatic corps Is, that although the governments Of
Earope not engaged tho present hostes are dsssous
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING. ST. and $50 Broadway
EraIoyiAs SONGS, DANCES ko.-aAnAoAD sAAsa uP.
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BRvAHrs' MINsTRELs xECH MICS HALL sT Broad
way.-NEGEo SONGS AND BURLEsauEs-Hor or PAsuIos.
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wrrf0S GARDEN. wsy-wsIi.x rEIL-TAa
lEArr raK RELLxs rRourE-BErsY BAKEx.
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wAILAcKs THEATRE, srOaaway.-ipIsu ASSURANCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-24

BARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway.-Aher
noon-TuE Lost soS-LIskkIck BOT kvenIg-lAE MAGIC
WALL
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TgEA~Rg FSANcAIs, ass srosdwsv-LAFrAiRE DIX
Ia kuE L'ONyrcisr-LA FExnE tUTs DOk-Ln
7nHA1sB Z0UAyES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-24

EoOLEYs NlHsTRsls, No. 81 observation-disclosures
6oSGs DArors, Ae.-kAnkoAp ExrLosIos.
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PALACE GARDEN ABD ILL., Fourteenth street =
PtoSEsApE CoscEhr or rHk METROPOLITAN AcsIcAL SO
CIrrY.
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LAURA KRx~rs THEATRE. No Ga Broaaway-LAprrs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-26
To Contributors.

As our design is to make our paper
one that will he Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments Of
sc:ive industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO
operation OF our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pecially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items IN
any department OF agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us al
the news, incidents. general iniorma-
lion, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborhoods.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the amount
~ u taxes charged in Dubois county. In
diana. for The year 1859. on each one hun
bred dollars valuation Of real and personal
property subject to taxation 10 40 iollo~s
State tax 20 cents, and so cents on each
poll;
County tax 80 cents. and 81 on each poll;
School tax ~ cents and 80 cel.ts on each
poll;
Sinking Furd tax 2 cents.
The Township tax in the different town n
ships on each one hundred dollars valuation
is as follows. Columbia 10 cents; Harrison
5 cents; Bainbridge 3 cents; Hall 10 cents;
Pa'okr 10 cents: Ferdinand 10 cents.
The Special School tax 10 the different
townships. on each one hundred dollars val
uation, il as follows: Columbia 10 cts. and
rs cents poll. HARRISON Is cents and %
cents poll; Bainbridge 10 cents and % CTS
DOLL; Hall 30 cents and % cents poll; Pa
ioka Is cents and rs cents poll; Ferdinand
10 cents and IS cants poll.
The road tax in the different townships on
each one hundred dollars yaluation i as fol
lows: II arbison 8 cents; Bainbridge 10 cts
Hall 5 cents; Pstoki 10 cents; Ferdinand
10 cents.
SPECIAL Town Tax; The tax levied upon
the real estate in Jasper j. ~ cents upon
each one hundred dollars vsluaiion.
The Treasurer will attend at the several
places Of holding elections In the seseraI
in sad county, on the following
days, for the purpose Of receiving said taxes
tO-~it:
At Hsysville. Mondiy, November 4, 1859,
Lewis Place, Tuesday. November Slh.
Polson's Mil. Wednesday, Nov. 9th.
S~chne!l's, Thursday. Nov. 10Th.
Ferdinand, Friday and Saturday, Novem'
Der llllI and 18th.
Huniingburgh. Monday. Nov lith.
Jasper, Tuesday, November 18th.
Notice is further given that The Treasurer
will siterd a, his Office daring business hour'
for the purpose OF receiving raid taxes. ans
that unless the same are paid according 4
law. be will be compelled TO collect Il
same, together with penalty, interest an
costs, by distress and sale OF properly.
Z. STEPHENSON, T. ID. G.
Jasper. Sept. %, iS59.-6w.
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CouRr.-Common Pleas Court I'D.
.journed last Thursday, after a very
lusy session. Mr.. VIM. Newman was
adjudged guilty Of larceny, and sen
fenced to the Penitentiary for n year
Sheriff Herman started to Jefferson.
vile with him on Friday. The suit o
Feltner vs.. McCrillus & Dillon, wa;
continued till next tcrm-thc jury fail
ing to agree. The case against Mayo
Of Patoka township, charged will
rape, was also continued.
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iMPRovEMEsr.-Under the direction
Of our efficient Township Trustee, Mr..
,. J. Cromer, Esa. : good and sub
stantial bridge is being built across
the slough Of the west end Of Main
street. This will be : great conven
ience to the Inhabitants in the bottom.
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OFFICERS OF %BA:xBRIpcE TOWNSHIP.
Ja-fires-H IA. @. Newcomb, >. Rose.
Irusfces-Cnarles B~irkemeier, Ffsnci
Brilenge. Kasper jahn.
Cierk-Geo. Al. Kiizinger.
Tressurer-Wendolin Erny.
Constable Anthony Eckert.
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WAttention is directed to the ad.
vertisement, in to-day's paper, Of Mr.,
John Buchart. lie is one Of the bes,
carpenters in the county, is prcmptin
filing his contracts, and always gives
satisfaction. Give him a call.
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RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-kev. r. III.
Evans, Of Washington, Davicss co
will hold q ~protractcd meeting at the
Shiloh Church, three miles west o.
Jasper, commencing on next Friday
at half past 6 o'clock, p. M. Its OK,
pected the meeting will continue fol
several days.
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Job Printing.

We are prepared to give prompt at
trntion to all kinds Of Job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks
receipts. bill heads, store, stallion q
jack bills can be forthcoming on tbs
shortest notice, in the most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
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GRATIS NorlcEs.-We publish mott
ces Of marriages, deaths, &c, gratis.
and would like 70 record All which %
cur in the county. Ministers. Or 9th
crs. who oficiate on such occasions,
will confer a favor by sending us a no
ticc Immediately.
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CARRIAGE, WAGON 4 PLOW
MANDATORY
Thomas Hcrbig,

OF MAIN AND HARRISON sTREErs,
JASPER. INDIANA,
INFORMS the public thar he 10 now pre-
pared 10 Manufacture, In the latest and
best style, oil kinds Of Carriages. Wagons,
Flows. SC. on the most reasonable terms
Tor each. All work turned out from my
shcp is warranted. Rspsiring done IN the
best mar ncr and on The shortsst notice A
share OF patronage solicited. Jsnle.
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AN OFFER.

Any person sending us five new
subscribers, and the money, will re-
ceive a copy Of the Courier for one
wear. "a a present.
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Il. II. Rabbits


POTASH.
Warranted double the strength q
ordinary Potash; put ~ in cans
n en-, 3B ,6B. and II y. with
lfull directions for making Hard and
son Soar. Consumers will End This
The cheapest Potash in market.
Manufactured and FOR sale bv
BIT BABBITT'T.
Nos. 68 and 20 Washington -. New
York. and No. 80 India-st Boston
!. 10-1y-
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clrrk-DAz.I n. EpMoSsToS.
Anhiio ~ -JvHS MEHRrxGER.
T~,easurer-E DwAaD SrEfHEysos.
Recorder SrfPHEs JERGER.
Sheriff JAcrB HERMAN.
Commercials. ScHUELTERNAs.
Surveyor-BESJAniS X. KEMP.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
j. Il. BlcKwERMERT, Commissioners.
MM. n. GREEN.
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TO EEPERs.
SOMETHING NEw-B.T BABBITTs
- BEST MEDICINAL SALEkATUS.

y BEST MEDICINAL SALEkATUS.
manufactured from common sal',
6S and is prepared entirely Different
from other Saluratus. All the dele
axn FERROUS matter extracted in such Q
manner as TO produce Bread, Biscuit
70 and OIL kinds Of Cake, without cen
staining a ~ppr,icle Of Salaratus when
the Bread or Cake il baked; thereby
producing wholesome results. Every
particle Of Salsratus il turned 10 ga,
and passes Trough the Bread o.
Biscuit while Baking; consequent,
nothing remains buI common Salt
Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive hy the taste Of this SAHARA
6S ius that il is entirely different from
other Sslafalus.
AID It's packed in one pound papers
each wrapper branded 'B. I. Bah
20 bits Best Medicinal Ssleratus,' al
80. picture, ~ listed loaf Of bread
with = glass Of efervescing waite
on the top. When you p~urchas
bone paper you should preserve th
wrapper. and be particular 10 get IT,
next exactly like The irst-brand .
above.
Full directions for making Brea
with this SsleraIus and Sour milk .
Cream Tartar, will accompany eac
% package; also directions for maxim
lalI kinds Of pastry; sl-o, for maxim
AND Soda Water aud Seidhiz Powders.
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
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95 bbeS. medium TO prime
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2O bble. uno tterces 0ore (prtmc Imf).
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250 6tS. Sut uno GrpB 6crriuaS.
300 tsree Neomanttne up S0upp Candles.
300 tcrcS 9tod. 8rppn uno Ganep Soaps.
$50 tterccs Rice.
50 bble. Cream NIe.
800 bblS. rurC 9iser @iream.
90 brree Gneliib D0iro @btcft.
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Sdeer=G pmpaanie!

Den Mittsliecern CUR ~ytatridt, baG jepen Conner.
tag, Ntsnbs 8 ubr, reseImdeiss Grereisr.llsbunssn
in Der ,Ntilitarp Dali" lattfnpen.
Seoen .ebtsn Spnnsrfdns i'm Icnat fnrst te
nnonatlthe Seriammlnns i'm Qptots Zee 6errn S6ap
ifatt. Saaemeser orb. @rro.
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Neue DrutG6e Qpottcfc.


mir taben Ncrtmtltcde Der 4ten unO 9rpab1rase cine nsu,
9cutlhe gpribetc crritDiCt, IN wClter mir ale eeutImCn Nr6parote
balten une outs su inherent GcIh6ft Nc,bmcnri9t frilb uo ppn
Der beltcn Qualttdt Tets %pprr6tbig bautn wsrecn. Sir laccn bee.
bah ale Deutlttc une unlcre 6rcunee Gin, bel uns ror;uIprebcu
UNI lelblt bic Auoltdt unlerer Mccicturn Su pe;iu ben. = NrcCpt,
mcreen nit onCr Sprgf0It bce Had,tS unb 8aGcS tcreitct. Sc.
lteuHn9cn rrn Sonee merocn ouf bae Nlnhlid,fc bt;prot.
GcniUr9lue uo 9iniel ron alien Sprten umb GrrEen,
Sorbcn Dpn allen SuotitdtCn uno 0fanufactureu,
9ortmpnuaiCe NM Scifen ju oen biuisltn QrctIen ut
Won allen Scrtcu,
9orfumerien, 9'lrltsn, G6mmc, 2piIetfpteoeG. adj,
ties G6lntlhes 9Baicr, gewlr;c II. ba!
Inh fcts friIh III boben.
5cctcn erbiCIen mir cine neue 2aouns ppr Grtroeten f%ran,rffbe
ptmbeeren nnb Grobtsrcn Safe, welGe mir Su ben b%aislten Nrei.
fen ccrtauftn.
Gbirarsi'he Snfrumcnte, Gisarrsn, 3abat II. bal. perbsn Ntt
rcrr6tht9 eGbalen.
@us8cWtbnete g8eine, mehe niGt scmiI6t ub nur ben S,ar.
ten ee meilten %BpbItbaten tbun, pcreen cbcnfaLs in arr6cr N,aft
rorrdtbi9 sehatcn.
utberbaipt &ues. mac III urfcrcm Gt1d6fte orb5rt, mirp rcr
On heltcn oeuthtn, er9ltlten, frani6iii6er unb amcrloutf6cn
Sanelun0Cn bcp9cn.
PER- paul GtI6er, beutitcr @pOtbeter, meIhcr f1.bemdbcn
mtre urlert Ruben frts nit Der sr6Ften &uimcrtidmtCit III bcbdns
oeln. mtro ltn Sefce taSu beitrassn, UNI ben 9Buniden uHitrcr
Jtunecn rplfcntnicn III cntlprtden.
I'm Satreihcn SuIprub birn
B0rinQ II. @earce,
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5riecrid 6pue, SO. 266 SrcapRrase.

5risCrid Sple, Nc. 266 Yrrapfrasc,
uadt icincn Sstannen ionic Dem 9ubntum I'M aaosnsincr bic CT
srbcns Nnscise, bB or fete einsn srceen Irrratb ron frif6sn i'm.
pcritrten Slutiseln on Ter 5arb BAT. uno futbe lrIpcbt ein;cln pts
IN 9rreersn Suanttdru bilislt psrfauft. gub tpcreeu oteGelb,n
ouf 8erlonseu m teber 3stt anselest. Sanen ,puorn torouf ouf-
merriam senodt, bB aRf S2uni6 bsriclben Matamc Dolls bisIe
g'errid'tun9 aueflbrt: Die perm acrSts inc criubt sltiae &nd.
i6t bierauf III netmcn.