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Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-24

IYvO .NERCN.A.N"TS .a.NcD .N.1.N'UE.9 CT
Il URERS.-New Store and New Goods, at No. ia
North Second Street, four doors above Vine, ST. Louis
Missouri.
M E Il A l. d EP O II.
We have in store and offer for sale on tie most IA.
vorable and at the lowest market prices,
large and complete assortment of
PLATE COPPER BLOCK RUSSIA, GALvAErzED AND
AMERICAN SHEET IRON; COPPER BOTTOMS, SHEET ZINC,
SPLITTER, ANTrMoNY, &c &c.
Timers Tools and Findings,
bracDg every article used in the trade. Also full and
complete sortment of plain, pressed and Japanned Tin
Ware, which is made by the most experienced workmen
and of the very best stock.
We Sole Agents for the most celebrated patterns of
Cook, ParIor, and Heating Stores,
For both coal and wood, which will sell at extremely
low prices and will warrant to give good satisfaction
low Ware Sugar Kettles, Ovens Stew Pots, Sklles Tea
Kettles and all other articles in that line which
Offering at greatly reduced prices.
We the sole and only Agents of LudlOws celebrated
Patent Self Sealing Fruit Cans and Jars This article has
been in than four years. and is universally ad
mtted in safety and to be entirely without
rival.
To Timers we would say have the and BOTTOMS
for all kinds of Fruit Cans to supply the trade and will
make very liberal discounts.
We invite both dealers and manufacturers to examine
our stock. j. r. CROSS & CO.,
No. 124 North Second Street, ST. Louis, No.
auyQd1tv6m
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Prepared by the Grefenburg Company, No. 80 Park
Row. New York
For sale by Day & jerks, 81. Paul
" " VIM. il. Morton, "
" " J. n. Schroeder
" Wn II. Wolf &"
" " by agents everywhere.
81 Call on them for Almanacs gratis.
F. H. CORNELIUS, Gen'l Agent,
apa yd&w So, Wisconsin St, Milwaukee, Wis
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Whole number

After this ballot considerable confusion en-
sued, some wanting to ballot again, while 9TH
ers wanted to adjourn. The next ballot re-
suited rs follows:
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GIFTS GIETs- -GEFTs.--J. II. COLB1.

Gilt Bookstore established in 1854, pernan ntly sua-
ted at the above address enabled their long etereuc
in the business now otter greater Inducements than ever
before, and viii contnue 10 Taake their eudeayor to
conduct their business with greater iberatv than that
OF any other house in the country.
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II II ~ r n FL EH.-hESSLER y RxEAL
IMPORTERS TANNERS AND CURRIERS',
Are receiving and will keep constantly hand the
largest and best of Leather and Findings Sats
conss ing Of
Spanish Sole Leather, Shoe and Saddle Skirtng
Oak " " Belt and Lace Leather,
Upper Leather, French Calf Skins,
Harness Leather, French Kip skins,
Bride Leather, Country
Tampico and Madrass Morocco, and S,.its
Also general of all snis of Findings &c.
81 Please call and examine, our stock will not
be u"dersoh al by any house IN the state.
Particular attention paid to orders
CASH paid for Hides, Furs and Deer Skins.
KESSLER RIEHI,,
A1 st. Anthony st. south side, bel. American House.
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Whole number 22S
On Monday two more ballots were had for
Speaker, making twelve thus far, up to our
latest report. The following is the result:
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BILLS INTBoDUC

By Mr.. McLAREN-For the location Of q
State Prison at Red Wing.
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Mr.. CLEVELAND introduced an amend
ment to rule "a, so as to allow bill to be
printed after first reading.
Several members objected, and declared no
bill should. be printed until read once at
length, $50 that the members may know
whether they are worM printing.
1t was finally amended SO as to provide
that every bill introduced should be read at
length at once, and printed, if deemed wor-
thy.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
A number of members asked for and re-
ceived leave of absence, until the Holidays
are over. So many were excused that the
unexcused were fearful that quorum would
not be left during the Holidays, and endeav-
ored to get tally of those excused, but the
question was STAYED off, and the House ad-
iUurned
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Il. SEXCH HTER s. CO.,

n. SEHCNT TER s CO.,
Having leased the
Fine Marble Front Store on Jackson Street,
Between Fourth and Fifth Streets the Temperance
House. would respectfully inform the citizens of St. Paul
and surrounding country, that receiving
of the largest stocks Of
sT.fPLE .f.sD F.s.N'CI. GROCERIES
PROVISIONS, WINES, IIQUoRs CIGARS,
y a IL + 1 X II u r ES,
Cordage, Nails Glass, dc brought to this market,
Which offer atwhoesac and retail a small advance
OF cost for cash.
OUR GOODS ARE BOUGHT WIN CASHf
and selected in the Eastern and Southern markets by
member of the firm OF long experience in the trade, and
conf !ent viii fail please those who may
with a call
We desire particularly call attention merchants
and dealers in the interior of Minnesota 10 the fact that
will sell goods in St Paul low they be had
points the river below thus saving
OF importation. We will also transact
GENERAL FORWARDING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Advance money consignment, re ship goods to all
points the upper rivers and the interior with the
greatest possible despatch
We also agents for SiSterman & Montrossi of New
York, importers of
PURE GIN AND FRENCH BRANDY,
For the sparkling Catawba of the Missouri Wine
Company, tthe best Wine made the United Sates
for the Dubuque White Lead Company, Wisconsin Shot
Tower, and Fra zer's Lubrcator.
Buyerwiil find it to their interest to examine stock
before making ther purchases elsewhere
st. Paul, April IS, l859-wiy J. b SLICHTER K co.
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Bocock, after this ballot, formally withdrew
hs name, and Mr.. Boteler was nominated.
The House then proceeded to take the
TWELFTH BALLOT.
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measures of the value of money without
contract-three different measures of COM
pe .nsaton for the use or detention of money,
for about the same time of the year-were ad-
opted and, we suppose, if there had been
thirty different notes, there would have been
as many different modes of computing the
damages We understand, that Mr.. MAS
TERsoN, the Counsel arguing the case, here
asked the Court, "what was the matter with
Mr.. MAKsroN's money, that it was not as
good, or worth as much, as Mr.. TALcoTr's ?"
True enough-why
We do not profess to be "learned in the
law" but it does appear to US, that any man
of common sense can see, that such ruling is
not right
The above case was taken up to the Supreme
Court on an appeal; and on the first day of
the term, in the present month of December,
Mr.. MAsrERsoN of MAsTERsoN & SIMoNs Ga
gentleman who seems to have made this in
terest question his "specialty') applied tc
the Court for leave to re-argue the question
previously decided by the majority or, ir
other words, he asked permission to make ar
argument showing, that the majority OF the
Court had made an erroneous decision, SO fal
as the rate of interest that was to govern
after maturity. 1t seems, that when the 9th
er cases were argued, the question upon which
all the counsel in the cases thought they
would turn, was whether the contract" o
interest terminated with the maturity Of thu
note and it was taken for granted by all o
them, that if the contract did not run aftel
the note was due, the contract rate Of inter
ct could not and that seven per cent PEI
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oasis OF banking capltal.
The same was unanimously adopted.
The concurrent Resolutions, in relation to
the emeute at Harper's Ferry, introduced by
Mr.. Cowan, were referred to Committee on
Federal Resolutions.
Mr.. ANDREWS moved to reconsider the
vot, whereby the resolutions were so referred.
He thought the object in so referring them
was to destroy their influence, and not allow
an expression Of opinion in relation thereto.
He did not want to take up the time of the
Senate, and if that committee would say that
they would report them back within rea-
sonable time he would withdraw his notion
Mr.. HEATON-I presume the Senator is
prepared to make speech, and for one, 1
should be glad to hear him. will say, how
ever, that the committee will report them
back, but with amendments.
Mr.. ANDREWS said he regarded John
Brown as monomaniac on slavery, and
thought forty such men could not excite a
general insurrection among the slaves of the
South. But what gave the affair so much
importance, was the sympathy it seemed to
receive in the North. The Republican press
had affected to disapprove of it, but the gen.
eral effect of what it had uttered was to ex-
cite sympathy and admiration for John
Brownie hold him up to the public as a
martyr and Christian hero. In many in
stances the pulpit had applauded him, and
public meetings had expressed sympathy for
him. 1t was, therefore, incumbent on the
friends of the Constitution and the Union to
express their disapprobation and abhorrence
of his reasonable schemes. The Republicans
he (Mr. A. conceded did not, for the most
part, seriously intend to invade the rights Of
slaveholding States, but the press and orators
| of that party, in their abuse and detraction
of the institutions of the South-in exciting
prejudice and hatred against the people of the
South-invaded their rights and peace =
they morally invaded every slaveholding
| State as much as did John Brown
Mr.. Andrews subsequently withdrew his
motion to rec onsider.
| BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. McLAREN-For the location of q
State Prison at Red Wing.
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Mr.. SANBORN presented the petition of
citizens of st. Paul and West St. Paul TO
grant John Hardy and D. Mcdonald, a ferry
charter from the foot of Eagle street, st. Paul,
to the island. Referred to Committee on
interpretations
Mr.. SECOMBE presented the petition of
citizens of Hennepin county, for ferry char
ter from Cheever's Tower, over the Missis-
sippi, to be granted to Thos. Moffet. Referred
to same committee
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THURSDAY, Dec. %, 80.
SENATE.-Opened with prayer by the
Rev. j. ID. Pope, of the Baptist Church.
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HOUSE.-The House met at the usual
hour, amp was opened with prayer by the
Rev. Edward Egglestone, of the Market street
NJ. E. Church.
Roll called-JOurnal read and corrected.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-04-13
To Contributors.

A our design is to make cnr paper
ono that willlc OF interest TO all Ell
gagged in the different departments Of
ac:ise industry ip every part Of the
county, wc respectfully solicit the CO.
opcrstiou.cf cf onr intelligent citizens
throughout,its limits. And being es-
,,ccially desirous Of promoting, The
iarnaug interests Of Dubois, items il
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send US al
the news, incidents, general iniorma
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective ncigliborloods.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-04-13

ID yirtce or an execution directed ont Of
- The Office ~ The Clerk OF The Common
Pleas Court Of Dubois county. Indiana. l
wilt offer Tor sale al public auction 70 III.
highest bidder. for cash..iu hand, al 'he dpoi
~ ih- Court llvsi-e 10 Jasper. on WedneS-
lay. April 2O.h, 1850, bstweer the hours
prescribed by Law, the rents and profits for
seven years II the following described real
estate, situated ia Dubois county, to-wii:-
The une-hnIf Of ont TO-, Nc. One in the
town Of IIun'insburgh wiih oae-half u M
Ste sn-MiIi on n. Ais, a part oisihe E--'
haIi the north West qnar,sr of section NJ
hiriy-four. (ji,) 10 township Ne. two l2.l
south of Esnee No. FIVE t5.l west. contain
ing forty, (iu) acres more or less. And on
failure ID rrnlize tue full amount OF prInci
pal. interest and cos, ca lIed.ior BY sa.t wri'
will at the snme time aud place, and ~
like manner sell the lee simple VI said Sea
-stsie. NA
Taken in execution ns the rropertt o.
" lillian q. ll~lfrirh, ,at the suit o. Her
man Behsens Tor the me- Of Ss-rhen Jerge
JACOB HERMAN, s. d. @.
Mirch 2d, ls59.-3s VI 50 sol
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.

Just received, dirrrs from NEW YORK
an assortment Of CcMSTOCK A. BROTH
Frs genuine preparations. We csn re-
commend these MEDICINES as FIRST
RATE, and being different and specific
rvmedes for different diseases, they are
free from reprosrh o. humbngg- or cure-alls
Their CHERRY mud LUNG WORT. for
coughs and colds, Victoria HAIR GLOSS,
etc. are excellent and certain CURES -
ALSO lOUARR'S AND CARLTON'S
HORSE AND CATTLE sied,cines. The
NAME d YOUATT alone is guarantee
Of their efficacy and worth. Call and geI
an almanac, With iull description Of ALL
and whenever ia need Of medicine, do not
delay. Resort 10 these Al once, and releI B,
certain, II with the bounds of possibiiity.
For sale in Jasper bv Isaac NEwTos.
ID Iluntingburg by DAVID BRASDEssrIsE
40 sgests Tor Morse's Indian Root Pills.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-04-13
From the Boston Traveller.
He Can Afford to be Liberal.

..
l. i currently reported and believed ::'ha'
DR.. y. coggsweII u on the high road 70 4
splendid fortune. We learn from On su' hen.
tic source, that he 10 now employing thirty
operatives in manufacturing one million
boxes a his Mecicsied Sab, 20 meet The
orders pouring in I ON his agents and the
public. since hs liberal reduction in th~
price. The Dr., Il . said, has recently mad,
IN Improvement In the mode OF prepariur
~, by which iis cost Il greatly diminished
and we commend him for bis wisdom in re-
ducing the price. as be will doubtless reap .
richer harvest. The acknowledgment aud
and advice OF Mr.. Hood, (referred 70 beIos
a gentleman OF the highest integrity an,
philanthropy. aiIerd sufficient guarantee
This extraordinary medicine is worthy Of
public confidence. the following sentiment
is from the Kingston (Cinada) Advertiser.
when We recolect the virIent opposi.
zion 10 the introduction Of vaccination,
aud the fatuous maun5r 10 which even Tie
most eminent medical men shut their eyes
Ito his wonderful iifr-saving operation, We
lougIt 70 be careful how We reject DIR. c.'s
New Discovery"
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-04-13
To the Citizens Of cambridge Town
ship, Dubois County, Indiana.

vrvIIE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice
Il that al the June Term 1889 Of the
Board OF Commissioners Of said County, be
will apply under the provisions Of On act
entitled .-An Act 10 regulate and License
the sale Of spirituous. vinous, malt and other
Intoxicating liruors. in and upon the prem
'<es occupied BY him. the precise LOCATION Ia
which is a. lvIlow /: On tie crrner sf Main
and Lawrence Streets and known as the
Crane lspaekker house. (Union House, ia
y hich now reside, in the Town OF Jasper
BainbIidsc Township Dubois County Indi.
anl.
And the Citizens OF said Township viii
take due notice thereof.
April 4 b 1872 JOSEPH EGG. \
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-04-13

vUyH Z E.undersigned hereby gives notice,
u that Al tue June Term. 1853 Of the
I,oard Of Commissioners Of Dubois county.
Indians- lie will apply under The psvsis-
ions Of an &C, entilIed .An Act 10 requisite
and License The sale Of S?irituou-, vinous
maIs. and Other intoxicating liquor ia ana
upon the promises occupied by'hln. The pre-
else icratsyi of which Is as follows. ,o-wit
liz nv S,Ioon north side oi Mcdonald stree
I square north vf Main street and Know
d Jergers S'ure,'n narih halt Lot No q
"a The Town u Jasper Dubois couniy, Ind.
And the citizens 81 said township ALL take
due nofi~e thereof STEPHEH JERGER.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-04-13

ykv lie undersigned, hereby gives notice
4 ihrt af the Juue Term 1859. OF the
Board Of Commissioners Of said county. he
will apply under the provisions OF an act
entitled "An Act toregula,e and License
the sale of s2:rituous, vinous, malt aud otheI
Intoxicating liqnors, IN and upon the prcm
ices occupied by him,the precise location Of
which is ms follow: On my farm shout
miles irUn j -per, and miles rom Ferdi-
naad on the J ssper and Troy State Rosd
heing the farm on Shich / now reside IN
Ferdinand Township, in Dubois CO., Ind
ana.
And the cifizens cf said Township will
take due notice theranf.
GEORGE ~ -SfiURrz.
April 4. 1859.
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an receiving, daily, letters from differ
ent counties in the State making application
COR the appointment Of depu,yships 70 take
the census. As Icsnnot reply 70 each letter
without 10 much Inconvenience, make .
general answer In this way. Under the ex-
s,ing law providing for taking the census,
that duty cannot commence until June Of
next year. There 10. therefore, no occasion,
indeed il would be quite premature ia me. 70
commence making appointments Of duputies
for that purpose prior 10 the beginning Of the
year 1860. as Imsy not live, or may not be
in Office Ut that time. There is no harm,
however, 10 persons sending me their aPpli-
ca ions at any time; they can BE- fled away
and shall be, Tor action at the proper time.
One hing i, may be useful 10 state further.
il | have the duty to perform, rs hope ]
may. will say now, that no one need apply
whose education as a clerk is not, al least,
fair. will not. knowingIy, point an in
compe,en, man.
Papers taking an i-'eresf in The matter
please cory. JNO l.. ROBINSON.
u. =. Marshal. District OF indiana.
RushyIle, March, 1859.
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In the NJ. L. church, at Ha,svilie, on
March 9Th, by Rev. ] ], Admire. NJ.
CLEMENT DcAsE, OF The Jasper Courier,
and Miss RACHEL II. LpMossToS.
The morning after this, to US. extremely
happy event. we started TOR short visit 70
osr much respected and loved parents and
relatives ia Crcleville. Ohio. In company
with our energetic bo, careful stage dlrec-
tor, Mr. Jos. Ackcrmann. and july sci Of
passengers. we had a pleasant and safe trip
10 Loogoolea- THIS il growing. thriving
village, ami il iasI rising into impor,aice.--
We were thcrean hour Or -, aud noticed a
.oodly number Of substantial improvements
In progress. .Mne hos'" Oberst done the
agreeable in furnishing refreshments in such
a manner that none could be Jissaslsfied -
we next tried riding on rail in the splen-
did cars Of the @. and y. Il. H.. where we
found every thing pleasant aud regulated
with The precision Of clock work. Arriving
Il Cincinnati. we stopped at the Y. !. Ho-
lieI, which we consider better house than
the Burnct or Spencer, and Mr. BickncIl
and his clerks are az fait in their business
The next ride We took was in the cars ol
the Cincinnati. Wilmington a. Zanessisls
Railroad, a misera5 Die excuse for railroad
n We had not been 10 such pleasant com.
pany time wsuld have passed heavily, but
as il was The hours glided swiftly away, gid
ed BY lhe ho,, halo OF rose-tIntcd love. Ar
irving at Jar old home. we were welcomes
bv numerous friends with true Buckeye hoe.
pitsli,y. and We spent week very pleasant
ly in renewing old friendships aud forming
new once. CrcleyiIIe has grown grea
deal nee We were there Isst--four year
ago, and is stil rapidly improving. L ha'
within is bounds many warn and true spi:
lis, 10 whom we are foudly attached. Ma,
the greatest prosperity always attend them
On our return, We came FROM Cincinnati %
the splendid low pressure steamers "Jaco'
Strader" 10 LouisviIle, and "Southerne," Z
'lTrcy. These boats are magnifcen'ly titte'
up. and every attention which can add y
the pleasure or comfort Of passengers
cheer.uly accorded. Travellers eastward
who have time 10 enjoy trip. will find thi
route much the most pleasant. We are no
yet quite fixed up at home, but hope ere Ion
Ito be, when we will be able 70 devote NOR
time and attention 10 our business. Gu
thp has been an extremely pleasant ons
aud we feel very well satisfied with this com
mencement of connubial felicity.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-04-13

DY viriue Of IN execution 20 me directed
- FROM the office Of the clerk oi the Com.
non plrs< cnrt 81 Dubois conniy, Inslisns
| viii vfier for Sale o. public suction 10 Ihe
highest bidder, for cosh IN hand, Al the door
III the Court hon-s N sspef, on Wednes
iay April 2Ulh. 1859. between ne hour-
prescribed by law the rents and profits for
seven years Of the following drscsibrd rsal
eSts'e. situated IA Dubois county lo-wii:--
Lot No. :'S, with Brick building or IL, ant
No. az, and II. and in'lhe town of IIunsIng.
bnrrh. And on failure 10 rraiize the iui
amount Of princinal interest and cost called
for bv suii writ. | will at the same time snd
place, and in Ike manner, sell the lee sim.
pie u said real estate.
Taken in execulion a. the property o
Herman Behrels. AZ the suit OF Louis VII
kens Ediiuger and Bsrle.. ae
JACOB HERMAN, 5. n. C.
March 70 ls59-3ws pf IS F,
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Dissolation OF Partnership

The Co,psrtnersfip heretofore cx-
istins between Mchringer Doane 4
Smith, is dissolved by mutual con
sent. ,ffHss fs 7bs1s sH
Tie business hereafter will be con
timed in the name Of MclIringer 4
Doanc. s7Nsh sAi ial site
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-04-13

To THE PrILfc.- L liiors Of lie Travel
Ter :-Wlll you allow me through ycur col
umns ~ make an announcement which
trust will interest tile community, speech
nlly The invalid portion Of il. II il m.dc al
The suggestion Of my venerable and judici-
nus iricnd, the Hon. Charles Hood ~ thir
city. Having proved The unequaled :licacy
Of my An'phlogisiic SAT-, in snbdung !
poin;ul aud inil-nma'ofy dsense in his own
pc rson, he kindly limited to re his beiie'
that .',s high est deters thousands iron
using y, wi,o.. would avail themselves Of "
we're i,s price reduced" Although 10 thu
constant receipt nf orders by null aud ex
prcss from my agent and the public a, ~
present price, vet having made immporfan'
Improvement in my Chemical Apparatus fol
notwithstanding II. ~ which Us cost Is ma
,eriaiy lessened, | am resolved 70 put i
within 'hr rerrh b; nll--even the poores
~ the l,onr. Nv gent ore now sulh-rizet
70 sell il al the following reduced rnfes:-
Acute package. 81; aud Chronic do, $3.50
They will send !, (rosi-paid) TO any address
within their respective limits. Invalids il
those States and countries Yet wiihnu
agents. can ohfain Il Of M, through the
post. flee, NJ. . Cherry, corner Washing
ION street, from 10 70 - aud = 10 q. Al,
4" concentrated" Sail, "a scfopie eqmalIug
drachm) is Tor foreign countries and dislan
places, where postage runs high.
rT Descriptive circulars sent gratis. b
enclosing stamp 70 pay postage.
\ i. COGGSWELL. NJ. u.
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70 the Citizens Of Bainbridge Town
ship, D4bois County, Indiana.

y1yH T. undersigned. HEREBY gives notice
= that ut the June Term. 1859 Of The
Board Of Commissioners Of said county. he
will apply under The provisions of an act
emitted An Ac, 70 regulate and license
The sai. OF S3lrisuoUs, vIDous, malt aud otlel
iatoxieaiinc liquors, an and upon the prem
ises occupied by HIM, the precise locstios
vi which il as follows: Oa my farm sbou'
two mics southeast d.reciiSn from the tnws
|oi Jasper, and near the ,spcr and 'rrn,
Stale Rosd, being the iarm on which NON
Seside in Bainbridge township in said co.
And the cIlizeas OF said Toxnrhir vii
take due notice thereof. JOHN OPEL.
March 26 1S5a-3ws
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THE WORLD
COMING no AN END!

|vz-iIE Undersigned having opened new
i Marble Ship in The town of P eserrhnvg
Ind. fesis confident that he can sell TOMB
STONES cheaper for cash than any other
esla blishment in the West. having on hands
At present splendid stock OF Marble. that
cannot be surpassed anywhere. Al kinds
cf monuments, tomb stones. cenirr tsbI'
tops, manteis. &c., made IN shc nearest siyIr
snd o. The best material. Orders solicited
and promptly attended %. shop on Main
street, opposite the public square.
WM. NICHOLS. Proprietor.
!. Isaac NEWTON, at the Drug Store 10 Jas
lper y sushcvized agent Tor Dcbois county.
OCT 6.'5s-y.