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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14

DGYAL a NORTON'S
"HORSE TONIC
NrEI1iys CosrIrfoN %
HORSES AND MULES.
ErfFfFrN0 frrf
Bots and Worms, Hideh0und, Surfeit And p.iemper,
70 40 1fsItsE lg uufgu uuagE q
lNS HohE IVNS giyes u-u appetite aad glossy coat
~ W har and can he 'en % acr ths improved sff
ouf hs fauE baCs o. BE- hr poor tecu usl
eNut1 fuge - u'roucteu shout four aro tbs ciiy
hut a pare 'f ihe state Nrsuit, North Caf0Hna Ya
dily incrsasur
rhe Horse rouc hs rvsr universal sstscion a. a. A. M
sulsfbe ht ht,u able o. fcrftau 5htaint n ~
gfilcips iuErsi' ihs STATE, sud o. Y Wells o. Ne.
hork JAMES pUNhl. urugs.
tto ~uic Frupristlr o. Msnrflsfursr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14

REEsE's mANIPULATED GpaND
WE Sh kssp regular ssppy % Justly populsr
w sAs Tie bes. STonsunc. ti,
sa and The eoGsEnsr Iaves s. per buJInsh ",
dsnVs5 " tres 81 aEsyassr AZ my D0ilsrs pea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14
IIlO HOTELS ANnRESrAI ANrs--M. d

u received While Grarie small D.trs ~, ~ =
epi white Granite Plate, q sn sizes: White Granite lssv,
Nups and ssuctrs, tpey adapted % ther
sslo BUTLER eON 4 FRANKLIN ~ vsig :,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14
PURE FRENCH ZINC,

VIEILLE MONTAGUE COMPANY OF Paris.
[-,So-.sd dr.I syJs5asA NJ Ss-o-s, zcI e-a.Es
raS above ssbrated h-a=d FRENCH INC strictly
u AID CT IL he saaes Iaasss os
~sETanet ard foI saie a. s reduced ta- 9! pricss
hhERcAs IIc Of the bsst quality sTound II Bleach
Cd Tiaseet OIL, ALSO, - ----
ASGLisH and AMERICAN WHITE LEAD q th. bes, u,,..
q BIsnds ISLAND CITY, NAasAU EI=T RIyfR NEy
YORK CITY FULTON and AMERICAN together siih srss ~,
sortnert OF the best eao<s dJ and In OIL which r. o
se Eatks pse sna sf be p.sed slotsoas sy
nall OF o;her~ise O e. a T BAxTkR Co
P.spristors Of the Nasssu Lead AID Color Wor.
"a. ones Nc. % Maiden Lane, and 10 Cedar sts
Esr VAT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14

CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.
~ ~ p'srafei Co. ov uef,hauis % Ciaasus
w manufactured by ulfFsiftt. FnclusIVfis f1f
MUuttsAtE TRADE.
ineouf.sgi ~ us nrrsssr deuaud r hsharabls 80
@ 800 WIS 'i'ih.nf hav- soften uf rfork t1off, 4,
a. hs'soo,s hsyhg syeTy acy ~. o. busnsss
NV cstt extensive operations aud sarsfisr-a rar 80
PtNnE 90 second of anafs ptdat 49, -
~ a. uet 10 niu,s1fus sy rtsuisf h6las s as t,rt
4
NEGROES FOa sAI .-Tg.rt, Az, &C.,, -
uIe eatis ior slle 20 Farchss.r uk5 usnts her
~ ~ - p'f Hd sbl kssP Ne fslist ual-esrn Arpy 10
- seiy-s. srOErs tBivEs
NEW GOoD7t NFW CO0ns I've are rs, Il, =.
- csrt ot Part n uppJ ~ FAN Wlnsr Goot 4 -bi.h
We lnVlte ue ete'iun % tie T@e-v
us nesh E'ots iurins ne busy ''t
sel. CHiLEs CUgNERT
A ASD1 COFFEE SUcAH,-s0 sasrs, ssS ;
s.el2 " sEryKEs 4 Co
RBEsEs gANIFVL4TED GU1so, ~ ,ei:S5
~ N-ea sgokh hvrA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14
CLARKsON 4 1NDERs01

Nc 1906 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE CUTLERY, guns, AND "AS-
cdoR" BOILING CL0Tss
~ AVt tssivsi Btps "CsIhszs State al Il L.
IL = IeEFsoa thsi. Ish tzPosGea SsErsiSIns EEEs a.
,ssi e ss saS hssTy EsTd=SE =th hsy tk -.
SS 81 TIE ssctsstl oi Virginia Tennessee. Norh C.e-
hH saEFsEississ is ss ehsV sJ Az ScT
=
itsJ s5s sise lsis fer FSiEe y -ss-x.i
vets trR-c8si Iif3cS Frszh g. 80
dee aEi Packing ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02
To Contributors.

As our design is to make our paper
one that will be Of interest 10 all en-
gagged in the different departments Of
active industry in every part Of the
county. we respectfully solicit the Co
operation Of n intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
p~ccialIy DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
tienlarly solicited. Please send lis all
the news, incidents. general intorma-
ton. and mineral discoveries in your
respective ncighborhools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

M OTiCE u hereby given that the amount
~ Of taxes charuef ID Dubois county. In
dana, fur the year 1859, on ca. " one han.
bred dollars valuation Of real srI personal
property subject 70 taxation il Is iolloas
i0. N X:
: ate tax 20 cents, and 20 cents on each
poll:
County 'nx 90 cents. and 81 on each poll;
Schoo! tax 10 cents and 80 cents on each
pol;
Smiling Tucd tax 2 cents.
The Township tax IN The different iown n
hips On each one hundred dollars valuation
is Us ALLOWS. Columbia 10 :en'r; Harrison
) cent; Bsinbridgp ) cents; Hall 10 cents;
paicka 10 cents; Ferdinand 10 cents.
The Special School tax Ia tie different
.tnw nships, On each one hundred dollars val
nation. IL a. follows: Columbia 10 cts. ard
cclts poll; ilainbFidgo 40 cents and 25 cis
auil; ilpll ~ cents and 70 cents poll; Pa
loka II cents and - cents poll; Ferdinand
10 cents lad 25 cnnts non.
The road tax IN the different townships on
one hundFed DO lars yalGotion i a. lol
tnw y: HARRISON 8 cents; BaiabTiJae 10 cts;
Hall . cents; Patok4 10 cenls; Ferdinand
.l5 cents.
SPECIAL Town Tax; The tax levied upon
The real estate IN Jasper is 40 Gems upon
each one hundred dollars valuation.
The Treasurer y ~ attend ~ the several
places Of holding elections IN The ~seversl
tow nstips in sa.d county, on the following
for The purpose 81 receiving said taxes
All Havsviile. Moniay, November u, 1859.
Lewis Fiact, Tp~sisy. November Sth.
polsol'S Nn}, "Wednesday, Nov. OH.
s;shneli's, Thursday, NV. lOth.
Ferdinand, Friday mud Saturday, Noyem-
Der llIll and 18th.
IIuniinghurgh. Nond ". Nov 1iih.
y Jasper, Tuesday, November Ism.
Notice II further gwen TINT ihe Treasurer
will stiel j 81 hs office duFing business hours
Tor tile purpose Of receiving said taxes, and
n II unless The same are paid according 70
law. he win be compelled to ccslecl u =
-atne, together NTH penalty, interest and
costs. b. distress arm saln Of properly.
H. STEPHENSON, "A. ID. G.
Jasper, Sept -, lS59.-Gw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

1.-the Lexington Statesman says
'ic Clay Monument is neatly compile.
iei. A few days ago, the workmen
were raising the stones to complete
'he cap. When the unsightly seat
'od work that now surrounds it il re.
moved, the monument will be one Of
'nc handsomest works Of art in the
whole country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02
Job Printing.

We are prepared to give prompt at
tention to all kinds Of job Or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts. bill heads, store, stallion o.
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
STYLE, and on reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

GRArIs NyrTcFS.-Wv publish noti-
ccs Of marriages, deaths, &c, gratis.
and would like TO record al which oc-
eur in the county. Ministers. or 9TH
ere. who oticiate on snch occasions.
will confer q favcr BY sendingus no
tee Immediately.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

NOTICE ~ hereby given that the under
~ signed will sell at public suction. on
Saturday, Nov. ~. 1859. on The premises,
me following land: The Nor,h-weft one
quarter Of the Ncrth.wesi one. quarter Of
Section No. IL, aud lhr Northeast one
quarter Of The Northeast one-quarter Of
Section No. IL, g. township NJ. .. south Of
Rnnre No. 8 West. in Dubois County.
known as the Lasswell farm, pear Hunting
burg. a credit ola months viii be given.
Sale be,~een 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and A
o'clock. 7. ~.
JACOB HERMAN, Commissioner.
Oct, 26. lS50,-3~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

kE-SrRvry.-Our county surveyor
commenced the re-survey OF the toxin
again last week. 1t throws tho streets
about iiyc feet further west and south
placing a good many houses that far
On the street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

Iicstcrday vas Al Saints day,
and large numbers Of the country peo-
pc We're IN town attending services al
the Catholic church.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

Any person sending lis five new
subscribers, and the money, will re-
crivc copy Of the Courier for one
year. as a present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

DJJndgc Terry has been arrested
ana given 10000 bail to answer Tho
re Charge Of killing Senator Brodcrt
lex IN a duel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE u hereby gwen that The unde--
lE signed hns been appointed Aum!nisira.
trix. with The viii annexed " The estate Of
James G. Boy ieS. late OF nrbcis county. de-
Said estate u supposed 70 Ne sol
vent. CATHARINE HOYLES,
Oct. 10. 1850. Adniinisuntfix.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

Carton - We warn our fellow
publishers throughout the country to
beware Of one j. Kennett, or Knecllt,
Or Klamath. I've understand be goes by
each Of the names.) a travelling da-
gucrrcan artist. lie travelled from
here without paying his printing ill,
his hotel bill, a bin for y new pair Of
boots, and sundry other little bills, be-
sides taking care Of some other prop
erty not his own. lie PROCESSES 10 NJ
rom Stnher's gallery, but We doubt Ii
~ ever -aw that gallery. We are ill.,
turned thar he j. now in PETERSBURG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

1.-The weather Ior the past week
'@s been qnitc cool for the season, irc
"s'nT iornirl nearly every night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

NOTICE TO HEIRS Or Pc fITlON TO
Settle Estate as lnsolyehl, aud sell Real
Estate.
Sla,s Of Irdiana, County OF Dubois:
NJ Office is hereby given that Leroy
Av Cave adminisirs'Nr 81 The estate Of John
Cave decreased, has filed bis p%eriiiou 10 set
he said estate As nm insolvcnt estate. The
same being insufficient % pay his debts,
md also % sell The real eststr os the de-
cedeni, and that said petition will be heard
n he n xt term Of the Court OF Common
Pleas u said County.
y. y. EDNONSTON, Clerk.
Oct. 90. is59-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS GO.
NOTICE i hereby given that John u.
~ IhFnop, administrators N the Estate Of
Jame- Buy, deceased, has flea biz petition
70 sell NE real estate Of The deccdeni. bis
perfonel tsinc n sufficient 70 pay biz debts.
ard that spid petition viii be heard 1t the
next term d the Court d Common Pleas Of
said County.
OF. i9-3x. BE EDMoNST0N ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02
JASPER COURIER

a-THE CINCINNATI Type FOUN.
DRY CO., corner oi Vine snd ~Iongworth
streets, are cur agents in Cincinnati.
NJ JAcoB HrnMAss, ESQ, is cur agent
ior This county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02
OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clrrk-rAziL n. EpMoNsTox.
Au4for-JcHN NFRRfNcER.
Treasurer EpwAHp STLWEksoS.
Recorder -Sftrnfs IEacER.
Sheff- JAcD HERMAN.
CONNER MN. ScHr rLTEEMA~.
Surseyor-bESJAnis X. KEMr.
HARVEY Nluh"Lsoy,
y. b. BrrxwrEwEar, y Commissioners.
MN III. GRKrn,
OFFICERS cF nAiSERIncE TOWNSHIP.
.Tas'irrs- II. ri. Neaconb, s. Rose.
TtnslreS- Charles ~BltAemeier, FFanci'
}ri'fase, kaspr Intn.
'rlerk- Gep. A. Eilzinrcr.
TrfaSnrpr--W rrdglin Ernv.
Constable Amil4oAy Ecserl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

Man SHOT. ca last Saturday Mr..
Frank Blessinger, near Ilunsinyburg.
Was shot through the right side III 4
rife ball. 1t seems he was out hunt
ing, and very foolisIily commenced
dragging bis gun alter him, when the
gnn exploded, ard he was severely
wounded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

DEiuous.-We have just opened
\ bottle II superb tomato catsup, pre-
'cnted Is by Mrs. pr. iInbcr. ID II
Hc bcst article ot Tic kind, We have
lasted FIR many = year. Should we
aye q county ta;rncSt year, and Mis-.
liIber enter her catsnp, We Will in
surc her tile premium.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02
Right side Up with Carc!!

The undersigned calls the attention
81 the citizens III dubois end alicin-
counties e lis new and Wei &C.
Iected stock of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02
DEPARTURES.


STATE or INDIANA, Dubois County, -:
ITO the Snerii III said County. Greeung:
YOU are hereby commanded 10 give legal
A notice of o special election. 70 be heid
M The usual place uf holding elections ~
~ nbridse township. w said county, On MIN
ths. ihe Ian day 81 November. a. ". 1859
nc Peace ior and 10 said township, 10 fill
IhA y cancv occasioned VI. The resignation
~ Henry C~.~Newcomb, Ia, and retun this
writ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

DENAiNING in Tho Post Office NJ Jrs
~ rrr. ii NJ The quarter ending oclp-
Der 3d. 1S5n. sad which III noi allied for b.
fhe 3l-t u December, will be cent TO the
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-06

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-06

that o. thc Amer,can people tvfhapA o pfUpoNsa
ton made with tbs espssss sssesioa d Ceessvss
Spanish government tnsil such . psopas;sioa hss
been made and rejected 20 ought not 10 consider
"hooosable Negotiation" sxhaasssd. No. vcsd d
be proper TO discuSs What cuusss would b dsuaaa.
Cd Of us I" under The imperative md esu,uing tsu
Of scGpsvservstioa- u b certain hat The Eseeu-
tive viii take. and Cousyrss yin sspesioa. 10 step
which will pos b sasesoosd BY The pssrs;rsS sss
by the public sentiment a al esvilsfrd nasienA
In addition to cummesvial privileges &c Q Haised
time in the posts Of Cuba siilss 10 those granted
to Spain In Tho ports a r1ossh. and TO fsspxe ia
those of touisiAna, and even srsHisr privileges e
Spain should desirs them. The United States esah
afford to pay equivalent IN moesy Be he change
q aaS Il b tses that The psiaeipal psesaissy ssia
from The acquisition would enusv 10 those glasses Of
Of our ciisrus engaged IN euesmsrcs. nassSsioa ord
manufactures, on whom The tasssioa To PAY he
equivalent would Il With The lsass sv;sAs bss he
producing eiassss also voad b hsyviy bsos6sssa
and Il h not doubted tAaI IN eeas;asSss;ea e ~
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and he people uadsr our ecvuaosal dsaaaA. sas
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-06

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

zen. Tho American dag should be biz oertnc ste
Of citizenship, and every insult offered 70 him
should be considered insult to the United States ZAP
dosage and this the for the PRONUNCIATION OF
the many curious doctrines which have emanaed from
him. European governments held on 10 their doctrine Of
allegiance 70 cruah down. opress, and suck the
blood Of their SUBJECTS
Mr.. CoAxRroRD did not agree In the doctrine once
subject always . subject. He argued that man il in
an army, and he deserts, be 10 traitor. We were at
war with England, and deserters came over TO from
their army and navy, we would receive them but that
would not prevent the British government from shooting
Tell into their hands again. Thus far Mr.. Cas- right;
put when he went further, In Appleton's Lester,
he was utterly wrong. The fact was that Mr.. Cas6
mad hved 10 long In despotic atmosphere that be waa
ready to do anything, and 70 sacrifice every American
principle 30 as to appear favorable character before
the Bieh and other Ministers at Washington Did any
suppose that Gen. jackson would have Kept such
man in his Cabinet2 No. He would have kicked him a
far a. be could 90.
Dr. WEEKS held that the main argument of other speak
right but he did not think the fault so much
that Of Gen. Glass; The principles Of the democracy 1t
this day TO the 70 be in submssion the
few. Those principles get out that white well black
men should be saveshat that they should be keps in
cusable. He ngraned these doctrines and could
scarcely help himself he thought that they should not
be too hard on Gen. Cass.
Mr. ROACH followed In the remarks sui geseris
Another speaker edited the audience on the natural
rights Of man in his natural state had right 70
pluck fruit wherever grew, and to kill animals where
ever he found them. But when he became civilized, ha
had not thege rights He went to apply this doctrine
10 the question under debate In 30 lucid manner that
could arrive 1t decisive idea Of his ultimate views
after separated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18
AUSTRIA.
INTENTIONS OF RUSSIA.

THE GEARS OPINIONS ON NATIONAL LIBERATION.
From the nv'd' sUsss Sn ss:H Of the Russian War
We suppose that q Congress win ultimately have to de-
eide upon the fate Of Italy In which the voice Of all par
ties concerned will be duly heard and think that the
adoption Of such plan required to keep up the balance
Of in Europe and the rights Of all States united by
In the political system Of Europe no important char yes
can be about without the sanction Of the great
Powers. The voices Of eight millions Of Irishmen
would rot be sufficient 10 secure independence for their
country; the complaints Of the ten millions Of Chris
tans under the Turkish yoke will be able 10 effect
Cxechians Hungarans Poles be ever allowed 10 obtain
national independence without the consent Of the regpug
ton ,ooud prcve useless In is4s the rcoonstruct,on OF
Germany had already led 70 the nstituton Of sort Of
Vice Emperor when me dlsspproval Of the Powers put
advise the Italians 70 remember these facts ,vhSch indeed
how been hinted at in the pvoclamaon both Of he Emperor
we certain not base their claims on the fact opy
Of victories won, but wait for the Of Europe 70
h therefore, desirable that Congress should be called
together az coon az possible
RUSSIAN OPINION OF AusrRrA's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE
from the Invalde Russo, June u.
Every State In Europe 10 DESTROYS Of peace but each In
It's waythat Ia ~ say on conditions which appear
to the position IN which she found herself ssr
Campo Formio, Marengo, Austerltz and wagram, when
che compelled 10 consent 10 anything that might BIO
that Of Magenadurng which she TO the last moment
had hoped TO gain the advantage Sho iB still master OF
the strategic part of Lombardy and has army Of
than 900 men, II will be- therefore, painful for her TO
give up what sho has coveted since the time Of the
Guephs and the Ghebenes, TO yield her promised land
tho fertile soil Of Italy And TO give up to whom 10
the petty King OF Sardinia, whom she would not
recognise in tho treaties Of VIENNA and 70 whom
thanks to the entreaes Of the Emperor Alexander she
gave petty State but naturally with view make Of
an eternal enemy Of Franco and vsasa Of the policy
Of the Cabinet OF VIENNA after the example Of cove
reisrs Of tuscany, hodena Parma, Rome ana Naples.
The idea OF ouch concession is deeply revolving TO
Austria, but 1t nevertheless what is required by her
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Prussia to March Her Armies to the
Rhine and the Frontiers Of SleSia.
Prince Napoleon Arrived at the
Scene Of Action.
STATE OF THE MARKETS

The steamship Indian from Liverpool at about
noon of the 9Th instant, passed Farther Point at
p. M. yesterday, and will be due at Quebec at A.
N. of Monday.
The steamship North Brton from Quebec arrived
ct Liverpool at ii P. M. of the 9th inst
The steamer City Of Washington was to leave
liverpool, and the Ariel to leave Southampton for
New York, on the afternoon of the 9Th.