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Peruvian Syrup, or Solution of Pro-
ToxIDE OF IRON; the newly found Remedy for
Dyspepsia and Impoverished Blood. A pam
phlet with full account of this medicine, aud
evidence of whatit is doing in Dropsy, Scrofula,
Debility of Women, etc., where the usual rem
edies accomplish nothing, may be had gratis
at No. 1913 Fourth street, or will be sent by
mail.
There are some physicians who have objected
to using the Peruvian Syrup, because they do
not know all its constituents, and how they are
combined. The same objection may be urged
against a large proportion of the medicines
which they do not hesitate to prescribe. The
truth is that, with very few exceptions, physi-
clans prescribe medicines, not because they
know their chemical constitution, but because
they know their effects on the human organism.
This knowledge of the Peruvian Syrup may be
obtained in ample measure from the pamphlet
under review. The objection, therefore, to
using the medicine on the ground of its cOmpO-
sition and character not being sufficiently
known, can no longer, it is conceived, be made
with propriety.
If you wish a picture that will give
entire satisfaction, call at Bishops, So West
Fourth street.
Winders' sky-light Gallery, Western
Row, opposite Court street. The cheapest and
best Pictures made in the city.
Winders' sky-Iight Gallery-All styles
Of Pictures made on short notice.
The highest perfection in the PhOtO-
graphic art has been attained by Messrs. BALI
& THOMAS, No. 12O West Fourth street, neaI
Race. In the taking of Daguerreotypes, Am
brotypes they have no superiors in America
They aim to please, and always hit the mark.
Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
nafOrds Drug Store. Pictures taken and pu
in good cases for 20 cts. Warranted to please
Those who want to get good and cheer
likenesses of themselves, or friends, should cal
Immediately at Applegate's Broadway Gallery
of Art. The cost of likenesses at this estab
lishment is only rs cents each. ...
Harlan & Wilson, No. 80 West Fourtf
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves.
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must fall. Money, on the contrary, re-
mains to support prices and maintain the
integrity of obligations after paying and
ending debt, because it is value. The
debt currency cannot pay and end debt
without destroying its sum of currency,
because it is not value; it cannot end
debt without ending itself, leaving moth
ing to support prices and meet the obliga-
tions created by its measure, and resting
upon it for the means of discharge.
The United States Treasury was re-
lieved to great extent, of the hazards of
debt currency, by the substitution in all
its transactions, of money or value, for
debt currency The experience of 1857,
however, foreshadows another conflict
with a paper currency and its fruitful
source, banks of issue; and the result
cannot be doubted. Commerce without
money basis, is but gambling in prices;
and those who create debt, and then cut
off the means of payment, by expansion
and contraction of paper money, will be
shorn of dangerous and irresponsible
power. Constitutionally, Congress alone
can coin money, and regulate the value
thereof; of course it can regulate or de-
stroy what interferes with its own func-
tions in this regard. Our imports are be-
coming enormously large, and the little
banks are cracking. Ifalla not prudent,
another 81 is not far distant in the future.
Keep bright eye out-that is, keep out
of debit
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THE CONCERT of To $50 and Sophie Werner
at Oxford, last week, was we'll attended, and
every one was pleased with the entertainment
The teachers of the Western Female Seminary
were present, and were SO well pleased that
they prevailed upon Tosso and Miss Sophie
to repeat the entertainment at their School on
the following afternoon, which they did, much
to the qualification of the pupils, who were
enthusiastic in their applause. The two
concerts netted quite a handsome sum to our
favorite artists, and they are encouraged to
regard with favorthe many solicitations which
they are constantly receiving to concertise in
the larger cities of the west. They will visit
the White Sulphur Springs, and other favorite
watering places, during the summer. Success
to them. Our friends at the White Sulphur
may count on a rich entertainment.
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SERPENTs AND FOURTH OF JULYl-We sin
cerely hope our worthy Mayer will issue a
Proclamation prohibiting the firing of these
dangerous reptiles on the coming 4th. Last
evening we saw young lad fire serpent and
throw it towards two very respectable ladies
who were walking on Elm above Fourth street.
Besides being much frightened, their dresses
were burned and very much sOiled by jumping
from the sidewalk into the water of the gutter,
where the fire was put out. We have already
heard of number of accidents resulting from
their use, and as there is an ordinance impo-
sing penalty of ten dollars for firing serpents
we hope our police will be on the alert, and
make an example of those who will persist in
such dangerous amusement.
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o'clock, A Invaluable Lots IN Newport, Ky.
See adv.
COOPER SToKLs.-saturday morning, July 2, at o
o'ol0ck-North-east corner Third and Vine stTeetsJ
Household Furniture, See adv.
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The first number of "Hewit's Encyclopedia
of American Bank Note Currency" has been
laid on our table, and from hasty examination
we think it will be very useful to those hand
ling money. 1t is sold by Hutchinson, on Vine
street above Fourth.
REUBEN JOHNSON, (colored,) for attem pting
to rescue fugitive slave some weeks since, at
GAINESVILLE, has been sentenced by the United
States District Court to pay fine of FIVE dol
lars and costs, and to be imprisoned thirty
days,
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AssAILANTs OF LEWIS A. ALLEN ARRESTED
Chief of Police Wilson has finally succeeded
in ferreting out and arresting the parties who
committed the assault on our reporter, Lewis
A. Allen. The names of the accused are Wolf
Burghman, Charles Dutchler, and Conrad
Zeiglsr.
In the Police Court, this morning, Burgh-
man was fined $40 and sentenced to Jail for
ten days, for carrying concealed weapons, hav-
ing had colt in his possession when ar
rested.
They were all three required to enter into
bonds of $1,000 each for their appearance at
Police Court next Tuesday, to answer the
charge of assault with intent to kill. Mr..
Allen was thought to be somewhat better last
evening, yet his recovery is extremely doubt
fnI
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EPITOME--AUCTIOH SALES.

@, w; sMITH-Tuesday morning, July s, II o'clock
Two Dwelling Houses; Nos 1884 and 1867 Vine street
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LAST evening pilot balloon was sent out
from this city to test the course of the air cur
rent two miles high. twas found to be due
East. This morning between two and three
o'clock, Wise and his companions from St.
Louis, passed over Ohio 100 miles North of
Cincinnati.
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WE understand eminent counsel have been
engaged by property holders on East Front
street, to institute suit against the Little
Miami R. R. Co., for their occupancy of said
street as q Railroad.
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HENRY VoLKMAS and wife were yesterday
morning required to enter into bonds in the
sum of 5000, to keep the peace toward each
other and the "rest Of mankind" for one
year.
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WI Ahh DAibi NhAss WIN 10 eehV PNNO'u"'iJ W
the address Of our citizens during their absence at
Of the summer retreats, by the earliest mail after
the paper is put to press. Thus they can supply
themselves abroad as we'll as at home with their
familiar resource the Daily Press, for the current
events Of the day, foreign, domestic and local
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THE PR ES S.
Printed by 4" CaIOric." "
CINCINNATI, SATURDAY, JULY ..

CORRESPoNDENCE, containing important news
solicited from any quarter Of the world.
NO NOTICE taken of anonymous correspondence
We do not return rejected communications.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-09

A PErsRsprRoH Local lrEM.--l
Some time during the past winter al
y.uny swain. Of Petersburg, paid al
visit to one u the hospitabe farmers
ID the western portion u this county.
on Sabbath day, with, OF course, no
thing further in view than attending
church with him; but while on hls
visit he WAS so completely fascinated
by the beauty and intelligence Of a
portion Of the Dubois county fair ones,
who 20 far surpassed the society he
had been accustomed 10, that he be-
came bcwildered, and made slight
mistake in his selection Of All animal
10 ride home, and the distance being
about Is miles, it WAS little incon
vuniec,t for him to rcctiIy his error
This being Petersburg item, and We
rs curcnt in the gossip Of that gossip
ing PLACE, we are surprised that our
friend Thorp. the clever and usually
assusc editor Of the Reporter OF that
place, should have allowed himself :,
be imposed upon SO far as to publish
il as happening to another person ane
IL a different place. Tut. tut, Mr.
Thorp, SOU should be better acquaint
"a with local items around home than
that.
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To Contributors.

As our design is 70 make our paper
one that will be VI interest to all en-
gayed ia the different departments Of
active industry in every part of The
county, We respectfully solicit the CO
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout it's limits. And being &C.
pccially dcsirous Of promoting the
farming interests OF Dubois, items IN
any department Of agriculture arc par
ticularly solicited. Please send us all
the news. incidents, general informa-
ton, asd mineral discoveries in your
respective ncighborhoods.
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The Opposition Eominations.

The Opposition powwow IN Louisville
XIV ON The PAL inst. made the following nom
for the State Offices. ami thereby
%; % some pretty good fellows 70 be shot
down BY the Democracy:
For Governor Hon. J +. Bill, of Boyle
For Lieutenant royerror--AliFed IL
Ale y. Of Breckinridgr.
For Attorne, General-Hon James Har
an. Of Frankfort
For Auditor Thomas 5. Page, Of Frank
fort.
For Register Of the Land OiIise-Jchn y
Herndon, Of Masor.
For Superintendent 81 Publ: lns rue
tior--w. r. Evans. u Barron.
For President of the Posrd Of lnierna
improvements Dr.. u. II. Haggard, u Cum
Ibcrl-nd.
For Trsssurer--DJughe''y White I
Clay.
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Washington Items.

WASH MIN, March 2.
Aiyices from the African squadron 70
January a. Gays that the health o. The meh
was generslly 10 good condition. The Dsie.
rftcr cruise on The $ nth coas', arrived al
Porto Bays. shor, OF provisions.
The mail received from Santa Re bring
= copy Of the stringent laws passed By the
Legislature Of New Mexico, protecting
property in slaves. and totally prohibiting
Emancipation in that territory.
The vessel 10 bring Lord Lyon. the sne-
cessor Of Lord Napier 10 this country, will
probably land him at A ,nspolis.
Smith o. f3rien, to- day, vi-itrd both Houses
VI Congress, and WAS cordially received ?.
the members.
P,-imastei-Ge Brown. who has bee
suffering from severe attack n pneum mis-,
l. il a somewhat improved condition to
day.
The father Of Mr u + SickIes has u
erred VI. Bagivi any house Of his the lat
Ter may select. in order that Mrs. Sickle
may have Hume.
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a COOP Invention. No onc--oi
any age, sex, or condition--likcs to bc
entirely destitute Of hair ION the toy
II the head, in the place where the
hair ought to grew" But age, Or dis
eaec, or both, will sometimes deprive
those who value it very highly q that
useful ornament. Any medicine q
preparation, then, that will restore y
the bald head a luxurious growth q
hair, Of youthful beauty and color
may truly be reckoncd 'agr.at inven
ton" Such preparation is Prof. Q
J. Woods Hair Restorative, which j
advertised in to-day's paper.
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In the Catholic Church. II Bsde O'Cnn
nor. ri ., every Sapb.'h ~ .! Y'clook, a.
VI una "a .fcIocs, n u
METHODIST H. Caurch, 4 7. J. y. Admire,
Minister Ia charge, every alternate Thursday
aighi.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. Andrew ),
s. rsin, pastcr. the fourth Sabbath evening
n each mouth, al "a o'clock.
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JASPER AND LOOGOOTEE
STAGE ROUTE F!

TIME undersigned, having obtained the
J. contract for carrying the mail between
Jasper snd Loogootee. informs the pubic
ihs, he has ~, good, new stage upon The
route. and III at oil times be prepared 70
carry passengers through with SAFETY and
iispa,ch. The stage will leave the Post
flee 10 Jasper on Mondays and Fridays a
I .'clccl, A M. and generally arrives ~
Locrool,c il time 70 connect with the Elsi-
IN train on the o a. NJ X R st 2:30 y. nj
Returning leaves Loogoosee Tuesdays snt
saturdays, - 2 o'clock IT. the morning. Poe
.engers leaving word stiLe postoiiice 20 eth
. place will be called for o. their residence
sept 6-26-y. JOS. ACKERMANN.
G,,t....ln 49, ~. 1as,cr fsnrr,.r
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Terrible Steamboat Accident - Thu
Princess" Exploded and Burned
Two Hundred Lives Lost!

NE~ OsLE1ss, Feb. 70.
The s,enmboat Princess, from vcksbur
fcr New Orclesns, ploded and burned q
Sunday morning, al Conrad's point, near Bsi
on Rouge. There were 400 persons on oarf
Of whom 600 are lost and missing. niDsiii
residents Of Iruisianu and Mississippi.
large number OF lsdies were on board, filing
The ladies' and part v The gen,Ienen's cab
in.
A large rumber were badly scalded and
otherwise Injured
The boat and cargo are total loss. The
boat wss one Of the finest on the river.
LATER.
NV ORLEANS Feb. %, r.
A boat has arrived from the wreck Of ihr
Princess. She brings : number Of the
wounded aud dead.
II was foegs al the time of the explosion.
The Princess ives behind time, and had tou
much steam on.
A Baton Il ,use dispatch says the engineer
j. reported 10 have said thai he would rescl
New Orleans at a certain hour Or blow Up.
The engineer was cut N two.
About 100 we're wounded. many danger
lously, aud dying. It's impossible vel Z
ASCERTAIN tie number lo~i. Many wer'
saved l y several boats. Mich excitemen
mere and al along The river. Nnmerou
lunrecugnzed bodies are being found.
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CHICAGO, March ?
The election yesterday pissed of quietly
The entire Republican ticke, was elected
Nv an average majority q q thorsand
The Council stsnds--R pubiicsns, IA Dtm
ocrats, g. The total vote was about TO-,
90
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Great Fire at Memph's-ThTse Daily
Newspapers Cfices Destroyed

AlAif.s, March 2.
a corh,sraiion here las nigl't dessrcyed
hall squsre on Main street ;'is supposed
% hive been tie woke al incen i ~. who
-e, fire q the cellar Of tie Essle and En-
quirer printing otIice, consuming that build
lng snd The Offices Of the Avalanche. Ledger,
Christian Aavocstc, Prrsby ierian Sentinel
the printing housc % Hutton & C.ark, mr.
stores u Gilkey & Warren, jewellers. SAT-
fraus & s ration. stove dealers, w. "A
Hunt, crockery, N. 5 illman. millinery
Heinrich Brothers, confectionery, Joseph
ITsnfess sal loon. and several offices. Tue
loss Is ,s,imsicd at $50 600. the losers be-
ing All more or lass insured
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USpcakng Of fever and aguc, re
minds Ne "f few lines writ, u ~ one
who bchcii a friend suffering severed,
from that ehaking nalaiy. lie enti-
tied his poem "Thc Hardest Case on
Record" Here it is:
lie took the sgue badly.
And II shock him. shnok him screy;
5 ,os k hi- boots n, and he ivr-nasi-;
Shook his teeth out, and h's hair ID;
Sioux his cost oil ii 10 ta,ters.
Aud his shirt al into rirhons;
s .iril-ss, coatlcss, hairless, ioothiess,
Minus boots, ard minus toe nails.
+ IN II shook hin-- shook him al 4
Made him yellow, CUNT snd bons;
Shook him I'll h rescued his drash-bed;
Shook h m i'll Il shuf1 = : him
OF HE mortal coil, aid thrn u
Having made him cod ss could be,
Shook the esrth still Gown upcn him,
aud he lee meath HE grsvr-strnr,
Ever shaking, shaking, shaking"
\ sure way to keep clear Of 50 dir
calamity as that depicted above, !
- always have in your house bottI'
~ DR.. $. X. Mann's Ague Balsam
For sale III Jasper BY DR.. Isaac New
ton. See advertisement.
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SALE Of NOR rGArED snooL LAND
yrvlIE undersigned. Auditor 81 ruhoi- Z !.

SAi.E OF NOR IGAhLD , snOcI LAM
sEvlIE undersigned. Auditor 81 fuhoi- z
4 Indiana, viii. "a Saturday, Narcr - \,
1850 Al lie courl IL ure dor n J ssp~', hr-
tween The hours prescribed bs law, onrr ior
-a,s 81 public anclion lhe fuilaAing Jtsniosd
isnd. which bus been fDrieileo by ~ Or gnai
borrower, upon IA lure ID ply Tie interest
luc thereon, " v':
The aest hsli o he roFih we anari'r
yf section NJ. 'hir'y four, i"wnsiir AYR y,
south 81 range y \. sssc we y containing ~
acres ~ land
T. rfeittd ID tn State Of lnlana For ihf
nse 81 ioa nship three. enuii " ringe fohr
xe-t. Id the name ~ N'llitm Y. ilsilf1dsr-
Amount due ihAr.nn $:'ll lN.
John M...iRiNtssR, \. n. ".
Feb a3 5s5g-is y s.;
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UJThcre was a ball last night and
one night before. As consequence,
rcd eyes and tig heads arc numerous
this morning.
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SALE or FORTEi fED : 1HOOL LAND
vsvH l. undersigned. And 81 AMI Treasurer
A OF Dibni- ronn,y. Ina. will on Sa'nr.
day. March | D, i559. a. tn coDr' hvuse door
u Jasper. within lhu hours prescribed ~
lnw, oifr.r lur sale NJ pubic aur'Ior The fol-
Owing described 8. no, land, which hs- hrsn
lflrfeiird by the original purrhi cr. upon tall
ure 10 Gay The interest fue der w, ~ viii;
The moth hall " W, nurih cat qrrr'rr
u section III, TOWNSHIP i. south u rance "
west. containing eighty acrr~, more ~ ''..--
Forfti'ed in lle name NJ Si'onirn ".
Ai.lian.- Is the S4Eie ~ Indian, irr ~
49, M iuhatifan ~ C,ngres iriia town
nib No ! :. n II, w. Amount due
,hvleo SIG, 70
JOHN NETRiNtiEH n. u q.
T. STEPHENSON. y. y. G
Feb. 20 ls5a-i~. ~ &c 80
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AN OFFER.

Any person sending us five new
subscribers, and the money, will re-
ceivc copy Of the Courier for one
wear. as a y cscnf.
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rtvHE un,lcrsipn0y. .iudllrr .: n M j. o.
Ind Mill, 90 SATURDAY, II rch ~ 1893.
1; The court house d.n,r ID Jasr"r. within me
YOURS prescribed by sw, f.r ~ sale ~
suL.ic auction lhp iniiuu Ing cs~rrihri lsnd'
which hue been forfeited By me original bcr-
rover nDon failure u pay NJ prine'pil ana
interest due iltserr, 'owii:
The south eur qlsffr " The north ess'
quarter IL sect On NJ. nineteen. township
NJ. iwn. sunih 81 range NJ. three wesI.
containing forty arrs; 49,. NE wrs' h,l'
4 The nurih west arir' " t*r'h'N ~ .v'
sownsh.r south NJ fsn.e three ~esi' sou
'ai"ing 80 acres W w..
rvrf. II u " lhs y M IA ln'iNa. Y iAo
use N iuurrsSltn4i teNh~s'lp X -.":in n'
lrsngc = @e-i, inilsr hh'nr ~ i'rns h''n'V''
III, N noun, due ihrrrru I'M i'f
IpiN NrHl NDl.R a N MI
l.i y 70 rN
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HARMON G. BhRKWslL,
TEE WORLD
COMING no An END

yy,nE undersigned having opened ne~
i Marble Shop il The town 81 PeIeJHhnrg
Ind. feels confident tha, he can sell uHb
STONES cheaper for cash than lny cthr'
es Adjustment in tile Wes'. having ~ hpndt
4, present splendid stock ~ Marble, lhal
cannot be surpassed anywhere. ~ kind
IL monuments, tomb stones, center tnhl'
rcnr. maniels. sc, made 10 me neates'srsiF
iand =. The best material. Orders soietee
sud promptly aitended -. Sop on nsiu
.trect, opposite lie rnillc SQUARE.
NM NICHOLS Proprietor.
Isaac Nav TIN, az the Drug Store 10 Jas
per, i authorized agent Tor Dubois county.
ret 6 'JS-v
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IIUNTiNGEt AG, ND,
sxxss<x. OFFERS his pr i.ssionsl serri-
W. ices TO the citizen " Dube5~ county
- 4 si.iniiy. and fes = cLnf'i' ~ Ihst
g. when called upon he win rrder
ull satisfaction. June is.
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OFflCE On ALbltOk ~ STATE
indianapolis, Aug. 10. 1888.
The following Banks have complied with
The amended law Of 1855. and have seeuri-
lies deposited with the Treasurer Of State.
al their market value. 10 an amount mt 'ts
,han fifty thousand dollars, and ten per cent
ia excess Of their circulation:
Bank Of Eikhsr'. Elkhar.
Bank Of Goshen. Goshen.
Bank 81 Gosport. Gosr"rt.
Bank Of NJ. Vernon. NJ. Vernon.
Rank Of Psoli Pavli.
Bnnk OF Rockville, Wabash.
Rank OF Salem. S siem.
Bank .f Salem, New Albany.
Bloomington Bank, Bloomington.
Exchange Bank. Greenesstle.
Farmers Bank. Westheld.
lndiats Benk, Madison.
Indiana Fsfmers' Bank Franklin.
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank. Lima.
psrke County Bank. Rockville.
Pr-irie City Bank, Terre Hauie.
Snlrm Bank. Goshen.
Southern Bank Of Indiana. T. Hsu'e.
The following Banks have complied with
the amended law. but have since given no.
lice " their intention to withdraw their CIR
culs.ion. TIER notes ere payable in coin;
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Cambridge City Bank. Cambridge City.
Canal Bank. Evansville.
Central Bank, Indlsnspol s--redecmcd y
The Treasurer Of State.
| Crescent Guy Rank. Evansville.
The following Banks are winding up vol
unfairly, snd are redreming their notes o.
pr, a. specified. The ten rer cent excess
Iof securities j. retained BY the Auditor:
i Brcokylie Bank. redeemed ntlhe Bank.
\ Ilootier Bsnk. do do do
Huntington 20. Bank. red,encd 81 th'
/ Bank.
Indi. "a Stock Bank. redeemed q, Fle,cli
ers Bank
Bank IL Monticello, redeemed al Brancl
Lsnk. Lafayette.
Faye,le CO. Bank. redeemed II Branc
Bank. Connersville.
!, Merchants and Mechanics Bank, redee .
"a 4, Branch Bank. New Albany.
Bank Of Syracuse, redeemed At Bank
G osi,~n.
Indiana Reserve Bank, redeemed Fletcs
sr's Sank. indianapolis.
srsrEsDED BAsks.
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JASPER COURIER.

uys. II. rARyIN, Advertising and
collrc,inc Agcn', No. 50 Wet Fourth 81 !.
10 .ur agent 10 Cincinnati.
uy-JAcos HIgnAss. ESQ. is cur sgeb'
for this county.
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OFFICERS az BA:sBEDeK T"wssH Y.
J.A,ircs- III. g Newcpmb. :. Rose.
Trustees Chsrles Btkemcler, ffanei'
Brilesge. kasper lrhn.
Cierk ~ Gec. A. hi'zingor
Treasurer Wendolin Erny.
C,nstahls-Anlhony Eckcrt.
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OFFICERS 70 LUBOIs COUNTY.

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Auditor HIS MFuEfAGER-
Treasurer EpwAsp SrErHEssDs.
Recorder SrtrnEs JEgsER.
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Coroner. MN. ScHuELTEF
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J. v. icEwERMEkT, Commissioner.
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