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WAGON 4 pLOW
MANDATORY!
Thomas Eserbig,

CORNER or MAIN AND HAfRisoS SHEET,
JASPER. INDIANA.
UNIFORMS the public ,hst he IL now PIE.
pared ~ ma, uIactnre. IN the lais :, ADd
nest stye, oil kn d Of Carriagss. Wagons,
Plows, &C., On tie most reasonable terfn-
" cash. Al work turned out fr0m nv
shop il Warranted Repairing done in III
be-, ma ncr and on the shortest notice. A
-hare 81 patronage solicited. Janlo.
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STATE or INDIANA. DUhols lO. ss

NOTICE is hereb- given that John Meh-
y ringer, administrator Of The estate o.
Prnfaleon Berger, late Of Dobcs county
drt'i, has fIrd his petition 70 sell the rea
estate Of The decedeni. his personal being in.
sufficient TO pay his Leb,s; that said Pc
'i'ion will be heard AT The next term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas ~ said county
B Is EDMONSTO Clerk.
NJ rch 2-3w. by b. BrErrSER Deputy
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

State r. Indiana, Dubois County. s.:
NOTICE IL hereby given that Geo Teu.
~ Eel, administrator OF the estate Of Jobr
W. Hagen, late Of Dubois county, deceased.
has filed his petition 70 cell an execurory
contract for the purchase Of land belonging
70 the estate Of the decedenf, his persop.l
being insufficient 70 paw his debts; and ,ha,
said petition will De heard al the next term
Of The Court Of Com. Pleas 81 said county.
Witness, p. D. EDMONST0N, CLERK,
Feb 20, 1859 -3w.
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SALE Of MoETGAGED scHooLIAxp

vI~HE undersigned, Auditor Of Dubois CT
! Indians, viii. ON Saturday. Marth 10
1888, AZ The court house door in Ja-psr, With.
10 the hours prescrib bed BY law, offer Tor "a u
at public auction the following described
school land, which has been forfeited By In.
original borrower upon failure 10 pay tn,
principal interest due thereon, to vii:
The north east quartet Of the south west
quarter Of section No nineteen, township
No. ?, scu'h Of range No. vest.
Forfeited in The name o. David G. Conie,
70 the State Of Indiana. for use OF the c m
mon School Fund: The smounf due lhrree Il,
$40 81. JOHN MEHRlNGER. A. ID. G.
Feb %. 1s5e-4w. pisa 50
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1EsEi HOWARD
ASSOCIATION.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Two 81 persons afflicted with Sexusl Dis
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weakness, Impotence. Gom0frhGa. Giret.
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Tue HOWARD a so CITATION.
IN view u The awful destruction of human
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he highest medical skill Of I: 0 age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
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Just published BY The association Report
N Spermaiorrh@a, or Seminal Weakness.
he vice Of Unsrism. Mtsturbation or Sell
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Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association
70. ,. South Ninth street Ph,ladelphis.
Hy order OF Directors,
EznA u. HEARTwFLL, President.
Gao. FAiRcHTLD, Secretary.
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II. A. HoLTHAUs, X. Sec'y.
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SALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL LAND

SALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL LAM
lTvvflE undersigned Auditor and Treasur,
= q Dubois cnrtv. Ind. will, on Saiur.
day, March ~, 1859, at the court hJus,
door 10 jasper. within the hours prescribed
~ law, off-r for sale at public auction ths
following described school land. which has
been forfeited by the original purchaser, %
% failure 10 pay the interest due thereon, 4.
wit:
The south east quarter Of The south west
quarter of section is, township 1. south
range west, containing 40 acres.
Forfeited in the name Of joseph Jones Il.
the State Of Indians. To- the use Or Congress
sional township !, 5 r. 6 w. Amount du,
thereon $10e %.
JOHN MEHRiNCER a. y. q.
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81 all kinds and descriptions, kept con .ianf.
v on hand. A u Of which he Ietls conf
lent he can sell rs cheap sS any house il
ne West. Come aud examine my stock.
w Prescriptions " every character. put
up carefully
Jasper. Sept %. -. Isaac NfwrnS.
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Frederick Pinkney, Esq, Deputy States Attorney
prosecuting.
The following occupied Saturday:
State Us. Michael Mccoy, charged with entering
the house of Christopher Castle, (negro) and bea,
ting him. Case dismissed.
State A. H. LandkuIler, charged with assault
ing Bernard Norman. Witnesses sent before the
Grand Jury.
State u.s. James Mccoy, charged with assaulting
Conrad Tober Guty-Imprisoned two weeks
and fined SIS and costs. Total Sl3.73.
State Us. James and John Golden, charged with
assauting John Wilson, case Steted the States
witness not appearing.
stone at police officer. Ray pleaded guilty, and
was fined 81 and costs. Total Sl0.39
State Us. Elder Hagan charged with assaulting
and beating Elizabeth Rettuna "Guilty" Fined
81 and costs. Total $3.50.
State John Miller, charged with assaulting
Jacob Kuhn. "Guilty." Imprisoned twenty days
and fined S5 and costs. Total Sl2.Sl.
State u.s. George Mopps, charged with aSsaulting
Frederick Kuhn. "Guity." Imprisoned fifteen
days and fined 81. and costs. Total SlO.3l
State Us. John 2. Cuett, charged with assault
sii57. ''''' O''''' ''''
State Thomas Horseman, charged with as
sauting Capt. John Ensley. Guilty Imprisoned
ten days, and fined So and costs. Total Sl0.5O.
The recognizances of John Fitzgerald and H. S.
Eckel were forfeited.
The Court adjourned until this morning at II
o'clock.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Mar
SHALL Judge. The following occupied Saturday:
Several appeals were dismissed-no cases tried.
Assignment l24 to LAG.
CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CouNTY.-No
business was transacted in this Court on Saturday
last. 1t meets again tomorrow.
There was nothing done in the other Courts on
Saturday
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Flour, &c-The inquiry for Western Canal Flour is
brands heavy and inactive while the medium grades
are steady and in fair request for the trade.
The sales are $500 bbls at s4S5@45o for superfne
SIS for Extra Ohio told and new S530G640 for trade
brands do s5as for Extra and double Extra St. Louis
brands, an d S5 25d7 so for Extra Genesee.
TCanadian flour is in moderate demand at $5G6.
Southern -four is steady-the demand is ght-saes of
s5 4O9675 for the better grades Rye -four is quiet at
So 6514 30-the supply is moderate Corn Meal is mac
tive at s3 so for Jersey.
Grain-The demand for Wheat is limited and the mar
ket is lower and unsettled The storm interrupts bust
ness.
white Southern Sl25 for do white Michigan; 81 II for
prime Canadian, closing dull.
Rye is quiet at s0@s1c Oats are firm; prime Northern
and Western sales OF State at 369c Western at
37GD40c., and Canadian at 4lc.
Barley is inactive and is nominal at 75Gs0c for
mixed-the last sale at S3H9s4c. No sales to-day
that could learn.
Hides active; sales of 1000 orinooo at 24c
$50 Maracaibo 22c 260 Cogota at 24c and 2OO0 Cal
fornia 2c mos also 900 Buenos Ayres 10000 Co.'S
to Rica, and 1910 Porto Cabello on private terms
Moasses The inquiry is quite limited sales OF 30 Dds
New Orleans at 3s42c 60 hhds Muscovado at 26c and
20 do. Cuba clayed at dc
Naval stores.-spirts turpentne is in good request
the STOCK Is small, and owing to the extreme prices
asked the transactions mited-sales of $50 bbls in
; AM and shipping order at 47c cash. Crude is
aol1, aioat, and 81 co. delivered from yard
saes Of Sog bbs strained at go per $40 lbs de-
sales of $50 bbls low No. at s262 I9X 35o do nnaoue
at 81 5O soc do white and pale at s754 5o and 625
do do at SoT5d4T5 per ESQ lbs. Tar is ouet bnt firm
Provisions-The demand for pork is fair for tba do,
and holders rmer at the cose sales Of io bbls At
sl512H for mess $l3 626l3 rs thin mess S1717 Ok
for clear and $40. .566l0.62H for prime si @i' A'
Beef in fair demand and prices Of country are shade
lower sales of3s0 bbls at for prime; 6a6 Is
for country mess and 750G9. so for repacked mess
Beef Hams are quiet at sl4G17 so. Cut Meats ar,
quiet at 7h@7H cts. for Shoulders, and sx@s cts fol-
Lard is steady but quiet: the arrivals are moderate
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1(0nftarp an0 GomnertiaI 8ebiem.



The Stock market day very quiet, and the feel
ing in it was weaker than yesterday Northern
Central Railway continues to droop and it declined again
TODAY n There sales at the Board of 225 shares,
100 at sl9H seller 60 days and 125 at the figure
cash. the market for it closed at $19K bid sl9% ask
ed regular way. In Baltimore and Ohio Railroad there
nothing done $50 asked for it. but only $50 cash
was bid this figure being less than bid for it at
the close yesterday There however sale of $500
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1885 bonds at SAX North
Central 1885 bonds closed without sales at 66A bid,
67H asked. State and City 6s continue firm For Maryland
6's 1890 103E eX-dvidend bid and Baltimore City
do closed at 9S bid for 1SS6s and go bid for 1905 the
latter ex-divdend. Mining stocks dull and for
Guilford the market weaker 1t offered regular
way at S156A, but only sl.25 bid. For Spring
field s169 cash bid, but there was no bid made for
Gardner Hill.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, September II, 1859.
100 shs N. c. RR. slO.l9H % ..I9h
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
Through lillian FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers.
20 bgtra


The money market has a very settled and easy appear
No uneasiness inconvenience is experienced
any quarter the banks meeting the legitimate demand
with the freedom for the past month The import
ing interest have been the heaviest borrowers for
two back. The current at bank and in the open
market is per cent for first class paper running into
January and February Choice short acceptances Ga
6H per cent. The ease is most marked call loans
which rule at ~ 6I6 per cent.
There is a good demand for money from the West
but little produce is yet placed at the seaboard the
basis loans is still very crcumcribed The exchange
at Chicago the East is firm at \ per cent. premium.
The weekly Bank Statement is expected to show
about the last week in the loan and specie de-
partment.
The Arago, from this port to-day for Southampton and
Havre took out $780, 303 in specie, which is much less
than was counted upon early in the week.
The exchange London closed firm at 110GI1OA
Francs 5l5G513a
The week closes strong stock market which is the
more conspicuous, following it does the weakness of
yesterday when New York Central sold down to 791
Rock Island to 6SA and Galena rs The transactions
largest in New York Central and Galena both of
which have shown great firmness, rising I per cent
yesterdays prices. The general market is far from
active and the improvement in the other western
but trivial. Illinois Central Michigan guaran-
tied Michigan Central each A Rock Island g Reading
is firm under heavy purchases stimulated doubt
by the large tonnage 42 260 ons) of the road the past
week-closng sales 45b. Panama fell off to 1l7k after
selling 1lS, seller fifteen days. Pacific Mail remains
very quiet about S3H In miscellaneous securities
business most limited scale Prices of the state
stocks ard better class of railroad bonds firm with
tendency to advance.
The foreign imports at New York for the week have
been unusay light falling far below any correspou ding
period for some years. We comparative sum
mary:
For the week. 1857. 1858. 1859.
Genr merchandise 2'455269 2,o4759o 1876 ,5si
Total for the week; sss2s 2os s2,OOe,ol5 s2255721
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EIre In Troy

TRoY, September IA large brick building on
Ida Hill, owned by the estate of Benjamin Marshall
and occupied by the Troy Hosiery Company and
Empire Machine Company, was partially destroyed
by fire at 10 o'clock this morning.
The building was filed with goods and valuable
machinery and the loss is estimated at S25, 900. In
New York. Fulton, New York; Franklin, Philadel-
phia; Liverpool and London; Mechanics, Brook
lyn, and Phoenix, Hartford The fire originated in
consequence of one of the hands putting quantity
of cotton in the stove
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Messrs. Lawrenson, Hutchins and Timanus were
declared the nominees
Richard W. Templeman was put in nomination
for County Surveyor, and nominated by acclama-
ton, without opposition.
John T., Ford, DR.. Andrew A. Lynch, and Dr.
Ephraim Bell were put in nomination for State
Senator, but DR.. Bells friends withdrew his name
and on ballot being taken between Mr.. Ford and
Dr. Lynch, the vote stood:
Ford q, Lynch 40, and for Bell. DR.. Lynch
was accordingly nominated on the first ballot.
The last nominations to be made were for mem
bers of the House of Delegates The following gen.
tlemen were put in nomination, viz: Thos. W. Rem
shaw, Nicholas Burke, John Keene. Daniel S. Bur-
gan, Joshua Plaskett, Thos. c. Worthington, Vi
Wan Brent John 7. Ford, Alfred P. Amos Caleb
son Taylor, Pleasant Hunter, Quinlin and
Thos. ii. Moore. Mr.. Moore withdrew his name.
vote was then taken and resulted as follows:
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Disastrous Fire MT Attleboro, Mass

the Attleboro' Steam Power Company was mostly
destroyed by fire on Saturday with several adioin-
ing buildings. The Steam Power Company's build
ing occupied by o. Wheelock, thread manu-
facturer; Thompson Co. jewelers.; Hayward 4
briggs jewellers; G.. Luther and VIM. Blockington
& Co., hoop skirt manufacturers. large building
the north, occupied by +. Bailey, carriage manu-
facturer also destroyed, but most of his
carriages we're saved. The buildings on the south,
burnt We're occupied by Messrs. Everett, Dean &
Co., jewellers; Sturdy & Aros, jewellers, and A.
Thompson, jeweer. By this disastrous fire nearly
all the manufacturing business in the place has been
suspended, and three hundred hands thrown out of
employment The loss is estimated at over S75 900.
The amount of insurance is unknown.
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On the first ballot Messrs. Worthingtou, Amos
and Ford were nominated, and on the second
Messrs. Hunter and Denison, and on the third Mr.
Quinlin.
Mr.. Burke, in the above table, withdrew on the
second ballot, and by resolution the three lowest
were dropped.
The Convention at six O'Clock adjourned sine die
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After the third ballot the three lowest were
dropped by resolution Messrs. Payne, Holmes and
Baseman, were nominated. Mr.. Payne the first,
Mr.. Holmes on the second, and Mr.. Baseman on
the sixth ballot.
The following gentlemen were put in nomination
for County Commissioners, viz: Charles Timanus, F.
B. Lawrenson, Henry Frantz, Wilkinson Taylor,
Peter Fowble, Wilson Townsend, Thos C. Bosley,
William Hutchinson, Leonard Quinlin and Joseph
D. Pope. On vote being taken the result was as
follows:
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reported for the Daily Erchange.
BALTIMORE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NOM
MATING CONVENTION

MATING CONVENTION.
TowsoNTowN. Sept. II, 1859.
The delegates composing the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention assembled in thhe 0dd-Fellows
Hall to-day, and organized by calling Victor
Holmes to the chair and appointing DR.. j. S. Civ
and Mr.. Wilson Townsend secretaries
The roll was called, when it was found that some
of the districts were not fully represented.-By
resolution the delegates in attendance were in
structed to cast the full vote of their districts
The convention then proceeded to nominate md
select candidate for the Sherifalty Messrs.
Francis l. Wheeler, Joseph Walker, Lewis Lay
man, Leonard j. Quinlin and Thomas Tracey
were put in nomination, and on the vote being
taken the result was as follows