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VI arkets.a

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. Cotton Ia. an adj
yancing tendency. Sales to-day l2.Deo bales.
Prices for middling are SITTER. bur quota.
lions are unchanged. Sugar quiet; prices
easier. hat quotations unchanged. Exchange
on London si(99. On bills OF lading s(asi.
New York sixty days IIC92 discount; ag6t
1(d1 discount
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Election.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 7.
The election passed of perfectly quiet
In the Fourth District the Democrats elected
one Legislator, one Justice, and one State
Tax Collector. In the rest OF the city the
regular American ticket is elected by a large
majority.
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C L o 7, II I N Ct
.1ll AND aJe
Merchant Tailoring.

We now receiving large and elegant stock Of
Fall and Winter Clothing; Coats, Pants Vests, Boys
and Youths Clothing and Furnishing Goods OF every
description. Also, full and complete stock OF
Cloths Cassimeres and vestings, which will make
up order and guarantee to give full satisfaction.
Call and examine at
WARD, BIRMINGHAM 4 CO.'S.
sep2l-3n No. 20 Public Square.
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LSO, on hand, Preserves, Pine Apples, Pickles.
n Tomato CItsup. Sauces, oysters, Sardines, Sal
mons, Lobs.ers &C., &c. Fruits, Oranges, Lemons
Rsisns. Figs, Currants, Citron, Sc, Cheese Dried
Beef, Beef Tongue &c. Spices, feas &C, be sod
cheap either Wholesale or retail.
CHAS. ROBERTSON,
oct27 No q Market street.
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COsr OF THE CAPrTAI.-We learn from the
Report OF SAM. d. MORGAN, Esq, President
of the Board of Commissioners, that the cost
of the State Capital up to this time, including
furniture. &C. is SS79,9o1 48.
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To Contractors.

CEAiED proposals viii be received BY The andsr.
- signed from COS aatii The 4th November aext,
sor Tue opening ,Gra4nE. aad NacsdaEaEans Il Park
~ Capitol Aseaae, fre4a cadsr 10 Gag street. The
Grade, spscide4kioas aud terms % eeasF2at BE
seea a. NJ osaes snlll The ssh Nesembef.
8 y. HOLI1SGsaoRrH,
eetfs-tG Mayor
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WASHINGTON, Nov. lit Is believed that
serious difficulties will yet arise from the
San Juan dispate.
The President on the opening OF Congress
will ak for money aud men to defend the
rights of the country
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2 MEMPHIS RAcEs-Flfh Ddy.-The weather
was again most propitious yesterday, says
the Bulletin, and the large crowd in atten-
dance fully attested the continued interest
of our people in the sports ofthe turf: as pre-
scented at the new and beautiful Memphis
Course. Two races took place as announced
-one of the Proprietor's purse of $50 and
the other for the Harper stake of $500. The
first was won with ease by Mr.. RoCHrREE's
oh G. Shanghai" in two straight heats; time,
1:53-15O3.
SUMMARY.
MEMPHIS CouRsE-FDrH DAr-Noy. 4, 1s5e.-Pro-
prietor's Purse $3.50: mile heats; SIS entrance en-
trance money 10 go 70 the second horse.
Roundtree's CHI. z. Shanghai, by Albion,
dam by Sovereign; four years old
DR.. Bradley br. M, Mary Wyle, by Aloion,
dam, by Sovereign; for year old .........
The interest OF the day. however, was con-
centrated upon the contest for the Harper
stake. for which "Bill Alexander" 'Hern-
don" and '.Ike Shultz" were entered. 1t was
coon understood that only two would start
Alexander and "Herdon"-and in betting
the former was the favorite at 2 and 3 to l.
At the start 'sHerndon" led off by length
ter on the second mile, when "Bill'' brushed
by and succeeded in passing the stand half
length ahead. in time 3:49. The odds in
favor of "Billr now increased and offers of
and s 10 l on him were untaken. At the tap
of the drum, "Herndon" again got the start,
but fell behind before reaching the second
turn. and Bill" passed the string on the first
mile two lengths ahead, and after closely
contested race for the second. came in winner
of the heat and purse by length, in $50.
We append a
SAME DAY-SEcoND RACE.--Harper Stake for year
Os two mile heats $500 subscriptions 800 forfeit;
90 added by the Club, provided two or more start.
Roundtree and Stoner's CHI. c.. Bill Alexander
by Epsilon dam by Glencoe ............ .... l ]
W 6 Hardings or. c. HernIon, by Albion;
dam Gamma, by Pacific. ............. 2
John Campbens ch. c., Ike shultz, by Wagner;
dam by Glencoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Or.
MEMPHIS RAcEs-Si1th Ddy.-The second
Fall Meeting over the Memphis Course closed
yesterday with a race at four mile heats, for
| one thousand dollars, with the following en-
tries: Jackson and Cheatham's Tennessee"
Roundtree and Meath's Martha Worsham,"
| and j. NJ. Cay's Lavender" The purse
was won by Tennessee" in two straight
heats, in time g. Is and 1856. The following
is the
SUMMARY.
] ckson and Cheatham br. IN. Tennessee, by
Epsilon. dam, Kate King, by Priam year
old.
| John NJ Cay's fR NJ Alexander's) oh. m.
| lavender, BY Wagner; dam, Alice CIrneal,
1.-THE same s LeXington's)
| Roundtree and Mcath's Oh. m. Martha Wor-
! sham, by Albion, dam Eudora by Priam;4
year old.
| Time SI3-7:5s.
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RAILROAD COAL.

THE nuest lot OF Coal In the city OF Nashville Is al
i the -EfNA YARD, which il the only place .hal
gives the legal weight per bashel 10 Is guaranteed
SO give heat less ashes and than any other
now offered for sale. We Will continue 20 suppiJ
our friends aud customers at our usual low prices
during the coming winter. Try the kfSA COAL
and be convinced thai t Is the most economical II
The market Orders dropped IN Box 81, P. o., CT a
The Yard back Of y. c. r. r O~pot sIii be prosnpt
~ Atiended TO- SAMUEL J. AGSEw.
ocsll-tf
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For Sheriff.

IL We are authorized to announce JOHN K
EDAONlSON AS u candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson
County, ut the ensuing March election. oct26-te
" rive are authorized to announce JAMES NJ
HINTON candidate for reelection TO the Office of
sheriff OF Davidson county, at the ensuing March
eieCtloh scpt2StG.
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PaineannOtexisI where this Plaster is appli,d


DURsUANT 10 the Law In such case provided.
Il Will sell 20 the highest bidder for cash At the
CoartHouseln Nashville, on saturday the I2th day
OF November, 1889, Eegr0 man named jim.
Jin Was committed The Dals 0. Davidson eouafy
On The 10th Oct is55, represented when committed
that be belonged % Frank Galley, of North Carolina
but has not been reclaimed. he about 20 Years
old, fest 10 inches high, ana weighs i<o pound
and 10 u dark complexion.
sale under the law and viii communicats Kood
title - against ali See section ssss sf he
code. J. NJ HINT0x.
Sheriff OF Davidson coobty.
Hy Tsos- Ho-ox .Jailor oetls-,d
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9E- Everything nowadays is splendid"
Somebody has sent she editor of the Demo
cratic Herald at Columbia, splendid pota-
toe -
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BLAcKA.s & GILLESPIE
Eire-Proof Safes.

7 have In store fuIi assortment az IIPPINcoTT \
Il BARk'S CELEBRATED FfRE-PRD0F SAFES. al
siEes which an oucring Al mznufactnFer's prizes
- - n. HuI.IIS6sgORIIf,
oct f2-u r No NzFkel street
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= Jasper Branch Railroad.

oFncE NASH. 4 CaAT. RAILRoApC Co.
October 3, 1853.
ID order OF the Board ofDrect0rs calls are mad e
ID on the stock OF the Company subscribed for
building branch road from Bridgeport TO Jasper,
payable 20 the Treas ofthis COMPANY follows
One dollar On each share on the LIST OF November
1859, and two dollars each share the LIST dGy
OF December, 1859, January, February, March,
April, May, June, July August. September, octo.
beraad November, 1850.
Payment may be made to jackson Pryor, At Jas
per OF to the treasurer at his Office in Nashville.
ProHpiness in meeting these calls IS requested Of
the subscribers Of stock the construction OF the
road depends exclusively on the means provided
specifically for that purpose.
oes4-tf W. a. GLEAvES. Treasurer
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Toys and Fancy Articles,

A beautiful aSSortDentJast opened At Lacks No.
"A SIC and tARcy store "a Church street. Cal ana
examine eefs:s ParehAsinE elsswh here.
oct2l-u
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RUBBER Betting.

TIVE New York Rubber Company manufacture
l. RU BIER MACHINE BELTtNG, by q new process
Of superior strength 20 any heretofore made and
less than hal the cost OF Lsath-- THIS Company
are Also the exclusive manufacturers, under Good
years Patent" OF Rubber Toys Dolls Rails Ten pins
Qsrge and III, &c, &c. For sale at ali the Toy
and Fancy stores IN the Union Catalogue and Price
Lsss 10y the case Only) for wardcd application by
letter, ts the NeS YORK Rubber Company IS Lbcr-
~ street, New York. octl4-dIm
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BRANDYi RRANDY.,

WE have Just reesiveate be sssa Cor sroou., q
w eonsas aces the following sapoftor lisandy Vi.
Han l1pes osard, Dapsy 90 C1sn.e tssa.
q .. FInesl czstllian C. - $50
SQssFteF - KEq1is Iss-s
I - q ot1rd, Doggy q Co. ISss.
Ihs absve gill ke seh &c q eFsdst a. saas saaafh.
(fsesa.y aextl Il viii be onsss4 a nuesios csll
lad eKae1ins "a
CARTER. wiisFoRDa CO.
eet@f 10 ssfkst .ifsst.
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Bakery and Confectionery

A lssO resolved nae assortment Of Preach Con-
"A IestissAfiss. I Am sui manufacturing thas A.
10. Csndy, aad an selling 70 cheap as any
hSass "a TIE city, have made, reosnty, addisi8n %
my Bakery, and able % farassh q xrsst
uAny mere 81 shoss extra large Leaves Of Rsesa
With al sAs VARSITY sf Cakes, Pies, ke-, ke
chAs. ROBERTSON
.stsf Ne II Market str~ss
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Clothing Salesman wanted.


Eiil f>y Ne slxhsss sszrkst pres ior Cora Al
y beat deliveries ~ he Cay Nils
f = n HnlIlsGsEokTH.
'c.l1~U No. Q Marx e sz<1sL
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NOTICE.

W.T. Annual introaaesory 10 The Medioal Class Of
Il the Uniyessay OF Ssshvlile wih be delivered b.
fr'd L b. WATSON. On hosdsy, November Tth, all
A. y, Al he rheateF. LADIES' and gcntletn~n 0f
nashville and ssciniIy respectfully iavllea
tSsa- novb-1t-p
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Great Attraction.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
Land, Negroes. &c.
N Pursuance of the last will aud testamea, Of
Charles Ready, senior, deceased, shall, on the
2ld, oath and 18th OF November nexl,
AIhis late residence Rutherford county, Ready
Nllc) sell all the balance OF the personally belong
lns to his estate consisting in part Of Horses Cows
Fodder Corn Oats, Cotton, Cotton Gins a mort
able Grist Mill Wheat Trasher and Fan two Wagons
a large lot OF Farming Utensils, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c, together with
s6 Negroes,
embracing Men, Women, Boys and Girls Also. the
tact OF land on which he resided containing about
500 ACRES,
And 27S acres OF Cedar Land in the vicinity. These
l,nds are fIvorably situated, being GA aud near
good turnplke roads, conynpt, mills, churches
post ONCE, &c. Tho Homestead Tract is one OF the
at improved places in the county OF unsurpassed
fertility well Watered has one OF the best mill
sites stones river. Nearly the entire tract Is
we'll iuclosed, $50 acres in cultivation: the
otLtnoe welltinbered and a large portion of 4 set
with grass- There Is no better wheat, corn cotton
and tobacco Land IN this Latitude andits admirably
adapted to stock raising. IL will be sold on eredit
o. 2and years. The Cedar Land Is second 10
n1ae for the quantity and quality OF its cedar TIM
bsr. II Sill be sold In lots ( so o. 40 acres on
e.ott of one and two years. The negroes and other
proved securities will be required In all cases and
leo retained on the Land all the purchase money IL
paid. CHARLES READY
"Sl---An r# executor.
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D. D. DICKEY

II AS in Store 100 Wheel Burrows;
tl3O0 sets assorted lreni 900 pounds Gum Pack
Axies: ing;
l3 KegsBDller Rivets; 100 bundles ass ed Wire.
10 900 do Pressed Nuts; so Doors;
1000 Washers; 10000 Lights sash;
IS Kegs Wrought Nails; so sides Sole Leather;
800 pounds Emery 500 feet Card Clothing;
900 papers Timers 100 steel Reeds;
RiFets; lOGardeE Engiues;
80 ass a SausageCuttsrs; 10 Wheat Fans;
% DO do suffers, 5rhreshng Machines;
200 Sheets Copper; so straw Cutters;
500 Cooper Bbttoms; 20 Corn Shellsrs;
900 y 'unds Brass; tsailroad Scrapers;
400 assorted Putty Blocks; smut Machines:
so assorted Churns; 800 escorted Flows;
50 boxes Glass; 90 Pumps;
$50 boxes II, Plate; Shall bbIs White Fish:
so Slabs Line; l0Hydrauiic Rams,
80 Pigs Tn; 900 ao1nds y yaaixed
s, 900 feet Gssor'd Gas Pipe; Wire. = q -
10 900 10 assorted Leather 200 boxes Rims rraveleFs
Bet ing; 20,O 900 gallons stone Ware.
5000 feet assorted Gumlo 900 bushels Cake;
beltiug, 40 tons Pig Iron;
1000 pounds Pump Chains;
Besides n1ny othsr ARTICLES on hand and for sale
by IOcGs-til u. D. DICKEY.
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Ess- Our usual theatrical notice is neces
sarily Omitted this morning,
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New Music! New Music!.
AZ Luck's Music Store

D0BBiS around ,schottseh, IS esnls
ID silveFy Midnight MOon. IS :"
have heard from my home, IS
Annie lAsie, IA beautiful SonE IS "a
Gentle Aunie, Variations by Bsisk } IS -
Forest Glade, Polka Brilliant, BY Colts
chalk, So
Ia TraviatA, complete Opera, - 90
Richardson's revised Piaao Instructor, 90
Teachers aud scninaries sappllsd % The usual
terms. and hasc seat any part Of The country %
receipt % marketpx supsfs-n
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F O r S A L E.

WISHING to make other Investments, pro-
w poseto sellall our Real Estatein Davidsonco.,
as follows:
That Suburban Residence,
situated Il the Franklin turnpike, within halia mile
the city and opposite the residence OF the late 10
seph W. Horton. This Is, perhaps, she most com
nanding ia the vicinity OF Nashville, and is 4
desirable country residence. Tue house will be
sold with II acres ofland tn purchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm.
Snowu the Sims Tract, situated the smith Turn
pike (old Lebanon road) within three miles OF Nash
vile, Containing $3.50 The soils good il is we'll
tracts OF twenty and upwards, all OF which
admirably adapted for country residences, market
gardensand dairy arms Also, that
Beautiful Farm,
on same road, now occupied by I. Z. McCampbell,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about $50 acres. This place is well known 10
noed no further description II Will also be divided
suit purchasers. T. L. AcCanpbellw ills these
places - amy one who will call.
All the above property will be sold on reasonable
terms and on credit OF one Two three aud four
years
Apply toA. IS. Lindsey Nashville, or to either
ofthe undersigned.
THoS. C McCANPBELL,
Six milesfrom Nashville.
). A. McCAMPBELL,
april Nashville.
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I'VE are aow receiving ans kssoriDsnt % Oar
w atshgug Goods OF which nasle SHIFT
every variety 81 pzttsras and latest tFieseilars,
Gloves ,Sas peadrrs Robes. Neck Tee. Pocket Han4
kerchlefs, cmhrollas, USDxRS kAit--evssy vars.
ty--nsney nzllz. HALF A'sek-of csslea, VI oi, No
rho. and c.shmsre-TRAyt1lSG sdAwis, GasEt-
ists q saekskin, ki1 aee Call, kr- fer sale BY
octeG J. "a. HcsilI-
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COFFEE.-Ths demand for Coffee has been only
moderate during the past week but prices generally
have been very well maintained The sales OF the
week have embraced some $500 bags at . range OF
1IxGI2tSc for extremes including day $50 at
l2c; $50 at 1214, and 100 at l21lc y fb. We now
quote ordinary II &c; fair at IL x0l1 &c; good
fair at l2c, and prime at 121zc p fb.
A cargo nf $500 bags las arrived from Rio de
Janero during the week making the imports since
the September SO O49 bags against AZ 232 To the
date last year. Thu stock on hand this evening
80 2lS bags, against 20 ,S55 the time last
year.
SUGAR.-There has been some increase IN the re-
ceipts of Sugar OF the during the past week,
aud in the early part prices gave way about &c 2 ID,
though subsequently they exhibited considerable
nrmness, and portion OF the decline has been
covered in the more recent transactions The sales
of the week have embraced some 1900 hhos., in
GLIDING 500 to-day the market closing at the range OF
q ,Ilo xingn nd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-08

CLOyER, fsmothy, Hard Grass. Hlas osszz ana
~ Orchard Grass seed last rocelred. and fsr sAle
lew fs.r cash RAINS, BRO an q ca.
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Wcok s receipts 1858 mus, aRalnst 4oII TOT the cor
responding week last year Total receipts since the
LIST OF September SlS2 hhds, against 10 1914 10 the
same date last year.
The exports fthe week embrace 119 hhds, OF which
SO 10 New York. is To Florida, and IS to Texas
MOLASSFS.-With increased supplies OF new crop,
the for MOlasses have declined about &c p gal.
during the past week with sales Of some 5000 bbls,
and 1900 tn 1900 half bbs, at range Of 35G3T &c
for prime to choice and 32GD35c tor inferior and
binary, in barrels and s0D43 and 44c . gal for
binary TO choice half bbs. To-day's tranaaetions
included above comprise about 1000 bbls at 50 1.37
and 81 nc, nearly all, however, SIC choIre;
some inferior and ordinary at 3335c; and $50 half
bbls at 42C944c q gallon.
T0BACCO-The Tobacco market continues ex-
tremcy dun, and We have not heard of a sale worth
reporting during the past week. There appears be
no inquiry whatever for large lots, and
II offer having been made during the week.
We repeat our previous quotations. though they
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TIVE hest n scAias ever isxeate1 fDr bFaza-esss
sasiaE. zna sas thst every Farmer .hsalf
hsv- Aaxsrnssxss a "a
ss,tsu
=. 50 a. = =
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SUMMARY.

J ckson and Cheatham br. IN. Tennessee, by
Epsilon. dam, Kate King, by Priam; year
old.
John NJ. Clay's fR. N. Alexander's) oh. m.
'Iavander, by Wagner; dam, Alice CIrneal,
(thc same LeNingtOn's)
Roundtree and Mcaths CHI. m. Martha Wor-
sham, by Albion, dam Eudora by Priam;
year old.
a.Io
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I s.x ssrplT sft.sssss sFtlFls, lass rsssisst y
t@41Tt teaN f"sa 80
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M ueR'fs gisl S - m, Ie.l &C ved ssd ar :.
- tzts = 4tf<S betr- - - Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-30

rX-nE administrator Of The e.
4 tate 81 james Ds,inr, late 81 Dnbo's
county, deceased, wsil zeal - rublic suction
On ru.rdsy, the 20 h dey q December. A.
-. 1859. at The late residence Of said de-
ceased. an his persona' property NOT taken
Nv The widow, consisting Of Horses, Cattle,
fiogs, Sheep. farming utensils, corn. ~hea'
aud household aud Kitchen furniture. a
credit o, IL months viii be given on oil
sums over IS. the purchaser giving uois
with approved sscnrity, according 20 law
All sums u three do!iars and under cash IL
hand al BE- rrqnWed.
JOHN II. ANDERSON,
Nov. 30 's9-3s. Administrator
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The following aatiering no'irs j. taken
from the Portsmouth (Ohio) Sciulo Valley
r Republican" Of April 3. 1859:
SCANDINAVIA A friend writes 10 us sor
our real opinion" Of DIR. Robscks Scnndi-
nayisn Remedies. where ne en- obtain
them and WHY they are called 'Scsndins-
visn.v and We are frequently ssked the same
questions. Scandinavia is the ancient NAM
OF Sweden and " orway. and scandinavian
that Il Swede Or Norwegian. affcc,iunntely
calls HE cooniry ''Sca ndinavia.v in The same
sense az we speak "Colnmhis," or "The
Union.v By the way, there are over nine
thousand Scandinavian fumilies In Dane
Cauniy. Wisconsin. Although = ci'izen Or
this country FOR many years, D.. R,tsck is .
Swede by Ri ". and compounds bis Md
c.nes Of Swedish herbs. we think The name
is very approx risic We have The very
highest opinion Of the Medicines. and Of Dr..
Robsck himself. Who is not only singular.
Is sklfui physician, bu, gentIcm,n Of the
Old School, a. we know personally. Our
columns will sDswer the rest
Of our friends ietter.--See sdveriiseme :.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-30

I-Thc Democratic convention ID
Gnntcounty, instructed the delegates
to the State convention 70
vote for Douglas delegates 70 the
Charleston convention. TIE indica-
tons all over the State show conclu-
sively that strong Douglas delegation
will be appointed by the State conven-
zion to Charleston. Let the ball roll
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E>I'RAY NOTICE.

NOVEMBER 20 1855. All xsnder Rolit
~ pss'rc q steer before M. aid he sss
-.esr wnstssrn % on the 21th Of Ors.5.r
1857, ana so-tes on the b 81 November
1859. The description Of snid steer e. *
ported 70 ne - a prI- req. with some whil,
IN ti- back; supposed to be about slsh'
wears old. Appraised to thirty five do'ar-
Said steer has no olher brands percfi'shlr.
A. b SPRALLLl.
frra copy from -c- ri:
BAIL D. EDMONST0N C'srk.
Nov. 30. 50. BY b. BurrfSts. ID pn'y
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GA couple Of Ken,ukisns lsIely visited
Bcslon. and sat down 10 dine al the RE
Were House. /" Goldfish balls were served
q The table, end one Of the Ken,uckisns
taking them for corn dodl crs., proceeded to
break one IN two. Getting the scent Of Il, he
turned 70 his partner, remarking in the most
SOLEMN manner" Something dead in thai,
Tomv'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-30

JuncE DoucLAs AND Hos. J'Hs l. ROBIN
SON On The "a ins, Hon John L Robinson
delivered speech on the political quesiions
OF the cay Al Versailles. before mass con.
sention Of the Democracy OF = pley county.
Ii that speech he took occasion 10 define h-
position on The Presidential question. Ne
declared 10 plain and unambiguous terms
thstii Senator Douglas should receive NE
nomination o, the Charleston Convention,
he would give him cor lial aud decided sup
port Tnl-, III r ssid he would d willingly,
uecsusr il behoorcd all true and loyal Demo.
c'a's 10 surpcr, The regular nominees 81 NE
party, in order 20 sustain tie party organs
za'ion -- Liwrenceburg Register;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-30

NOTICE i hereby gwen that the partner
~ sh,p nerrtrgurr EXISTING between 4. Il
D.Brnlcr ard II smith En- r.. 10 tise Prise
tee OF law '.as besn dissolved by mutuh
consent. The business viii hereafter u
conducted by l. Smi'b-
II L rfBRULER.
Nov. 20. '.9-3w. n SMITH.