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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

WORKS ~ PRES
Cheese; BY A. Dairy Maid.
Apple Cider; by c. Press.
Clothes: By Ward Robe.
S~eetheaSts; BY Numerous Lovers. Esq.
The Debtor; By lmpcriunass Creditor
woRKs IN COURSE oF rRErARxTfos.
A Rod in Soak; By A. Cruel Parent. Esq
The Wedding; BY Young Couple.
Posteri,y; BY A. Welded Pair.
Death; BY Ancient Time, d. d.. NJ. d.
Subjects for Table Talk; By Africsnu'
Cook.
Scandal; By . Committee Of Literary L.
dies
Fools: By = Mutual Admiration Society.
Another Financial Panic; By the Aushcrl
Of the Lsss Panic.
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fered - scuieIy % he did. and tred hard .
dente himself into me belief that che lovsd
!. him TOO much 10 proIons tho es,rsng. nsas,
and would come 70 him in the morning. pss.
haps that very night. and sue Tor vseoaeil.
liaiior.
But then came the vecollecsIca o. that II.
flexible ccuniens'ee. Of that On bsndisg viii.
and Of laughing end implying sys. and b
fels convinced that he wss hoping sgsisse
hope; and despsirinely he turned 70 the wsll
ior oblivion from the vrsichednsss Of bic
thoughts.
The second d-y was repetition o. The
6rst. No ~llusion was made 10 the subject
on either side. There Us quiet hsppi-
ness and cheerfulness aboss his wife that
puzzled Jack soreIy, snd he felt that I'll idsa
offoreine her to surrender must Be- sbss-
ldoned.
The third night hs vss alone bic rs0~s.
Iiions were yet more serious than The night
prev ous-whst they we're. o. course b only
known 10 himself. but they seemed 10 sesuls
10 something decided; for about midnight
three distinct raps we're made q bic vifs's
door. No answer. The signal wss repess.
ed 10 louder tone; stil. I'll 80 silent. a
third time the door shook With The violent
attack.
"who's sberei- cried the voice Of bic vile,
- u aroused from deep sleep.
"A little the best Democrat yos ever cid
see."
The revelation 10 HE opinion wss radical
and permanent. He removed 10 smother
county and became popular; offered hinsslf
as candidate on the Democratic ticket for
the Legislature. wss elected and Tor sevsrsl
sessions represented The county q . 6sn and
decided Democrat.
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The most bigoted srd unreasonable ps--
" man ever met with was Jsck.
Jack ~ss . red not abolIrionis', and his
chief pleasure seemed in making the fact
20 notorious % poss,bIe. HE friends and
sssocsstes. with one consent, pronou-eec
Jack bore, and bis politics . Nuisance.
One day Jack met It The house " friend
young lady of great personal beauty and
accom- D lisnmenls. Atuscted By her lowell
ness and espsivsted BY her intelligence, he
became sssiduous IN MS attentions. forgot Tor
while his "prineiPIes.' and without inquir
ing what migAt be the poIis,icsi preferences
OF his lady love imPrudently proposed, was
accepted snd they were married.
The wedding was over, the guests had de
parted. aud The happy pair had retired 70
their chamber, and were snugly eDsconse
in bed, ahen Jack in the course of quie'
conversation with his wife. unwitiingly 81.
luded to his favorite subject. BY casually
speaking OF himself a. Republican
.whsti- exclaimed his wife. turning
Sharply and suddenly towards him. "ars
you Republican,
'Yes.' replied lack. delighted with the idss
OF fsding patient listener 10 his long un-
restrained oratory. "Yes madam, am >
Republican. regular out and cutef-double-
lyed and twisted in the WOOL"
sJn-t double and twist yourself out Of
this bed then" interrupted bic wife. Il am
: Democrat. I sm; l will never sleep with .
man PROCESSING the abominable doctrines
you do.''
Jack was speechless from smazemenL-
Thst the very wife Of his bosom should
prove . traitor wss horrible: she must be
testing. He demonstrated, but 10 vain; twas
no 90; she wss 10 earnest. and the only a.
tentative left him was prompt remuneration
Of his heresy, o. . separate bed in the oshe'
room.
Jack did not hesitate. To sbjure the 70
tabIished doctrines OF his party. 70 surrender
those glorious principles which had grown
~i,h his growth and strength. 70 ne mere
whim and ca price Of : woman, vas ridicu'
Ious and absurd, and throwing himself from
the bed. he quit the apartment.
A sense OF insulied dignity, and firm con
vic,ion that he vas : martyr 10 the right
lcsose. strengthened ~ HE pride resolved him
10 hold out till he forced his wife into espi
IltuIsticp.
In the morning she met him % II nothing
had happened. but ~henever he ven tured q
Iallude 10 the night precious, there wss :
laughing devil in ber eye which bespoke hs'
power and extInguished al HE hopes-
A seeond time he repsired 70 hIs lonely
couch. and : second time he called on biz
pride 20 support him Ia his struggle. which
he nov found wss getting desperats.-
lie ventured curses "net loud but Deep" on
The waywsrdners snd caprice Of The ssx ia
!. general. and his wife 10 particular. wondered
Ihow long che would hold out whether che ssf-
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Dyspepsia and General Debility.
CARLISLE. Wren. County. O,


March 8. 1858.
DR c. W. r BAcK-Desr Sis:-Fos The
benefit Of suffering humanity permit ns 10
say that have found your Scsndinsviau
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. surs care
Tor Indigestion and Liver Complaint. Ihavs
suffered rom the aforementioned diseases
Tor Eve years and have iried great many
ply sicisns. but I'll 10 ., purpose. I 80 ID
sed By friend 10 try your Blood Pusi6ss
and Pills and did %. vas living 10 Gin
einnsti st the time, and went 70 your ef.
ice and purchased one botils Of Purifier snd
one box Pills 70 commsncs 9Th, ssd bless
the dsy found your valuable asdieisss. fos
Il an enjoying good health . present. I'D
feel confident that the cure = pssnsaent.-
Let Others buy and sste what they pIsssss
q for me. give me The Blood Purifier ssd
Pills for I'll chronic diseases. which sfise
IRON inpsrs blood Or dsrssgsnsss of shs
digestive orgsns. I take 10 eshsr asdi-
eines, and have not fes The Isa sighsssa
months. Most truly. T. v. DUDoss.
GrSee scverismsnt.
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EAlEy PorAsoss. The Jacksonville
0Is.) Repsbliesn announces the receipt oI
6ss Iss 81 lsish Potatoes, growth of 1880
issa The garden q Cot. l. a. Hsrdse. ! lssd-
~ AsssieslsusiSl u sAss section.
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rswhy DO you drive such pi'iful look
ing esreass q thstf Why don't you put .
heavier cost Of nesh on himl' said rave-
eler 20 On Irish carl driver. "A heavier coat
of fsshl Be jsbbers. the poor creature can
hardly carry that Iissle tbsfs i % him
|soss"
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n.I can tell you how 20 ssvs that
horse" ssid boy 70 nss vhe 90 lsss-
log q shs skeleton Of horse attached = :
vehicle. .Howr why. juss clip hin svsy
while me buzzssds srs q roesl"
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"F~~ rTtN7" =
shall Lave full control over al exhibi-
tons. the appointment Of awarding
committees. the distribution Of arti-
|cles, the kind and amount Of premi-
lnms. &c-. subject to such rules and
regulations as NAV hereafter be pre-
scribed BY the Association.
SIC. Is. Any person wishing to he
a member Of this Association shall
subscribe st least one share, Of FIVE
dollars; and any person becoming a
member after the adoption Of this
Constitution, shal! subscribe at least
two shares.
SEC. II. Certificates Of stock shall
be given to stockholders, and shall be
evidence Of stock held and owned
Iihe same to be signed by the Presi-
dent and Secretary. with the Seal Of
the Association affixed. The stock
shall be transferable to any person, and
on the books Of the Association, but
such stock shall at all times be held
by the Association for any delinquency
in the payment Of any assessment.
SIC. Is. II shall be the duty Of the
Board of Directors to purchase suit
able tract OF land. in the immediate
neighborhood OF the town Of Ferdi-
nand, not exceeding twenty acres, &C
cording to the Act approved February
7ih. 1855; provided, whenever the
said Act is repealed or amended. then
the Board Of Directors, if the Asso-
citation shall deem it expedient, and il
will not conflict with any Legislative
enactment. may purchase additional
land: and such tract or tracts Of lane
shall be held by the Association fol
the purpose Of Market and Fail
Ground, and shall not be transferable
80 long Is said Association il bod,
polite and corporate
SIC. 16. This Constitution shall b
linviolate, but the Association shat
have power TO make such bylaws a
the Association may deem proper ans
,exPedient-
SIC. IL. 1t shall be the duty Of ev
cry stockhoIder to sign this Constitu
ton. after its adoption. under q penal
" Of being deprived Of his vote.
We, the undersigned. hereby certi
~ that the foregoing i inll and tru'
copy Of the original Constitution
adopted BY the Dubois County Agri
cultural Association.
4 JOHN Il. GOHMANN. Pres't.
JONI G.. HOFFMAN,, Scc'y.
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Rest in Heaven.
How often sm weary.
How often ssd and dreary-
Whs, then but this could cheer me-.
] sooo shall res, 10 Heaven.
CHORUS.
when shis poor body lies mouldering 10 th'
tomb.
When soft winds gently sigh o'er its quie
homo.
Whom s,rsngs sweet aswers 10 beauty Ger !
bloom
shall rest st homo.
what then Of tribulstions.
What then o. sore temptations
Be THE ny consolation.
I soop shall rest In Heaven.
Csosus-When this poor body, DC.
Thsn welcome death and mourning.
Isss the night approaching
Joy eomesh in the morning.
TIE day Of rest 10 Heaven.
Czoaps-Whsa this poor body. &c.
Thsn shall my happy spirit.
Sing Of my Ssviour's merit.
who brought me 10 inherit,
The rests OF saints in Heaven.
CssRus-WhsD this poor body, &c.
Oh. bsoshers, shslI I meet ycui
o.. sisters. shall greet you7
Oh. siGsers. shall see you!
Among the blesi in Heaven.
CHoRus When this poor body. &c.
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puDoIs ooUsry, IsDIAsA. BIZ
CLxx xET DOA n q.
OPFIcE-CoRssR or MACDONALD AND
Wssr SrRExrs.
reRnS-sTRICTLY IN ADVANCE !:
Single 0ubscripsien. for fifty Nos. ~ b
Fer sis months, "
sArss o. ApvERrrsIso.

pArss os ApvERTIsIso.
ve, seusss of 10 linesor less. 1 week. 81 on.
Each subsequent insertion, 70 c's-
foasee sdvsstiseme uts, st ssme rate. a
frsetioe over even square or squares. counted
- square. These ere 'be terms Tor IRAN
sisat advertisements; . reasonable deouc-
,Iss vill % made to regular advertisers.
Notices q appointment Of administrators
ssd legal notices Of like character TO De
paid for 10 advance.
AnsorHciEc CANDIDATES:
vor Township ofhees. each, = 90
Poy County z.OV
For Dis,rict. Circuit. or State, $40
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-24

Orr ron TIE PRAIRIKs.- Messrs. Steen &
Robards leave this morning with their road
locomotive and steam pillow, for the prairiss
in the neighborhood OF Macon City, Macon
county, on the line OF the railroad. Thoy
will take the plank road lea ling out in that al
rsction, and make the locomotive ito own pro.
polling power. The only obstacle il the way
is the weakness OF some Of the bridges and
culverts along the route, but these they think
can easily be made to bear up the burden
But wonst the natives be astonished whom
they ESQ this monster Of the prairies rolling
itselfover hills, hollows, valleys, and emery
ing from tho thick forestsl We understand
that the propristors have 1000 acres of land
offered them to break In the vicinity OF Ma
CON. They viii 6rst undertake to break .
tract for Mr.. John Wood Hannibal Mes
senger.
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nEPUHr,lCAN STATE CONVENTION
mrs Merrrs Iowa 2sth March 1880
.NTION,


pursu.nt TO vote Ut the majority Of the under
s,sr~a Com mitsee, the Republicans Of Iowa will
bic by their delegates In State Convention
~ iva CIrY, on WKpxEspAy, ZEE 33n DAY or
Mar. 1850, nj IL o'clock A. n. for the nomination
of State oceN to be elected ut the November cleo
tion of this year fer the nomination OF presden.
tis slectorsJ and for the transaction OF all other
business which IN sy come before the Convention.
1t liz also called for the purpose Of ratfying tht
nominees and asiarm of the National Republican
Convention to b. held at Chicago On the 18th d
Nav.
The rate of representation viii be one delegat.
for every organised county, and one delegate TO,
each one hundred votes, fraction thereof exceed
ing one half, cast for Hon. s.. j. Kirkwood fo
Governor, at the last state election.
JOHN A KAESON, Chairman.
HIN. HOXIE, Secretary.
n. L. b. CLARKE, Mt. Pleas ant,
g. 3. SroEK, Council Bluffs,
WV. LoU0HatDax, Oskaloosa,
TnokAs DRun1oRp Vinton,
A. B. +. HILDknrn, ST. Charles City,
J. M. NKwoonR, Bloomfield.
w. Ii. BIGELow, Sioux City,
JAnEs THoRIsoros, Davenport,
III. A.. WILrsE, Dubuque,
l.. l., PEAsE, Fort Dodge,
Republican State Central Committee.
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EIEon. Beverly s. Clarke, resident Min
lister Of the United States, died at the city Of
Guatemala on the 18th of March. He be-
game q member OF the Roman Catholic
Church while there. His wife Joined the
same church after his death. IL il reported
that he had determined to take upon himself
the order Of the Franciscan monks.
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TIE GRxAr EAsrEKs.--The steamer Amer
ica arrived at Halifax on the 2lss, from Liv-
srpool on the 7th. She reports that the
Great Eastern will be ready TO sail to Port
land with the squadron, which accompanies
the Prince Of Wales TO Canada early in
June next.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The prospect OF this scheme is Frightening,
as ito active friends think. And 90 it would
seem to me. 1t will mos. likely pass tho
House, and the California members in both
houses, substantially satisfied with the Houss
bill, say they can work it through the Senate.
| hope they may, but my confidence 10 not
very strong.
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The GREAT FI0Hr.--Hesnan was arrested
by the police on the 9th Of April, and ths
hghs with Ssyers was indefinitely postponed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-24

CAasrAxo vs. SHAw.--lt seems this case
will probably continue TO occupy the courts
for some time. The motion for new trial
il TO be argued tomorrow.
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AUDITORS OFFICE IOWA.

AIUIIuk's UFEIGE lUWA.
DKs MorsEs, March 10, 1856.
II Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the 3rd
/ day of February, 1850, . sworn statement Was
filed In this office, showing the condition OF the
Humboldt Fire Insurance Company, located at
New York City, in the State Of New YORK, on the
frat day of January, 1850, in accordance with the
provisions Of an Act of the General Assembly Of
ths State Of iowa ted AZ AH Aet Helst4es ~
Insurance Companies" approved January 18th.
1857, and an Act amendatory thereto, approved
February 9th, 1858 that said statement shows that
said Company IL possessed Of the requisite amount
Of capital, and invested as required by Law.
Authority 10 therefore given TO the above named
Company TO transact business Of Insurance in this
State, In accordance with the laws thereof, until
the sIst day of January, A. ID. 1861.
1t ID also certified, that W M. l.. WOOD,
of Keokok, has been duly appointed by said Com
papy their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
County Of Lee, with full power to take risks Of
Insurance TO service Of pro-
cess, as provided by Law, his filing with the
Clerk Of the District Court in and for said county
. certified copy Of the statement ON Gle In this
Once.
1t Ia further certified that the attached 10 true
and correct copy of the said stat ement.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hersunto
- sel my hand and affixed my seal Of Office,
LIS this sixteenth day of March, eighteen hun
~ bred and sixty. J. W. CATTELL,
Auditor of s ate.
ap2ad1w BY d. ELLrsos, Dsputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-24

THg DIS Mo.xE& VALLEY WINS IL unhsned
every Monday ~ this oce, is one OF the Oldest pa
pers In lows, and has widely extended carcnis-
tion throughout the Des hoines Valley, Northern
Missouri. and Western Illinois.
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WAHHlkOTuNS April 70.
Evidence 10 to be produced before the CO.
vode Committee with view to impesch the
testimony which led to the difficulty between
Gov. Walker and Judge Black.
The Committee on Elections were almost
unanimous in their report in favor OF Daily
againfs Estabrook, as delegate for Nebraska.
There is reason TO believe that the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs will report a
bill providing for 6rst GLASS mission to Sar
dina, 10 aaooI 1.aoo Wild si. EuI,,iiux .mo
resolution, adopted to-day.
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HAVING this day sold my entire stock ef goods
LII and shop fixtures 70 Mr.. w. II. Barrett, i
woald bespeak for him tho continuance IL the lib
eral patronage have heretofore received.
those indebted TO me will please call and settle
Ut once, ~ ann on for the peak" on the 6rst
grass. S.A. DUKE.
Having bought the stock, shop fixtures 10, be-
longing TO Mr.. i. A. Duke, shall be happy 70 -
cure al his old patrons and ~ this end shall sell
1t soscsr prtcG than goods OF the quality can
be had for elsewhere In the city.
Keokuk, March 81, 1850. w. III. BARRETT.
TYR. CUMMINGS new book 1.-THE GRRAT
- TRIBULATION." First and Second Series,
just received at
OGDEN, BRowEELL CO.'S
CfrY Book SroRE,
febfTd 81 Main-st.
a FEW RAILROAD TICKETS 70 NEW YORK
a tor sale At much less than regular rates. We
guarantee them all right.
KELLOGG d BIRGK,
aprl1d 6 Main.s ut.
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CARPETS!

In this Department can always be found the lead
Ing styles of
ADMINISTER vELyETs
TAPESTRY BRUSSkLLs
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
PATENT TAPESTRY INGRAM.
COTTON w ARP tNHRkfNS-
VENETIANa 4 HEMPS,
RUGS, DRUG3ETE,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
And all kinds of
CURTAIN GOODS, GILT UORNICES,
&C., &C.. &C.
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CAn easily De mAue 10 Dear up the bur0en.-
But won't the natives be astonished when
they $50 this monster Of the prsiries rolling
itselfove hills, hollows, valleys, and emery
ing from tho thick forestsl We understand
that the proprietors have 1000 acres Of land
offered them to break In the vicinity oil Ma
con. They viii first undertake TO break q
tract for Mr.. John Wood Hannibal Mes
senger.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PArtnership Notice.
VJSHE partnership heretofore existing between
1 the undersigned has expired by its own limita~
ton, and all persons indebted to must Dom for
ward and make settlement, and oil the old business
Of the Arm must be closed ~ expsditiously :. pos
sible. SAML r. MTLLEL,
JOHN W. RANKIN
Apr14-d T. r. ENSTER.
DRY GOODS q
BELOW USUAL PRICES |
w. B. GERRING,
M. 50 M0in.sf
keOkuk :. :. - :. :. :. = lows.
NOW OrEERx
DRY GOODS
Very Low for Cash ]
opnANnrrs ;. Co.,. an.
40 !" NS a. iossS'' asua p''ce i1Ve ioo's'
LAWNS at Sets usual pr;oe aofosbcts
SPRING nFrATNFs ,o,0,so,. ,sr.,
mice 9of0sscts
FOULARD CHALLIES At 25cts.. usual
FLouNOED BAREaE ROBES
|
BLACK SILKS,
N ~
Poll DE oHEvERs,
bAhh'k ASs rHr y i,s noDhs AND 81
a4a414ss ss.e. .....r,
SUMNER vALLrsolAs.
shA"Lsva''0aS Styles S''A' I" 0''sn' &C.
/ v0sIAA6, : SsAoo" s,
"nuDO' H'I"'' naHA"', w. ava non nav
KERs, &C.,
Together with full assortment OK
n O sierv GLOW s II oti nj
IN n -
Foreign anu UOmcELlC
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c. The packets have made another change
in their running. A four boat line has been
put on, consisting Of thoss fast running and
magnificent steamers, Die Vernon, Warsaw,
Louisiana and Hannibal City.
The line exclusively TO Hannibal hes besn
withdrawn and now runs through. The
Quincy runs from St. Louis to Hannibal a.
freight boat exclusively, not carrying any
passengers. Lagrange American.
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RTL. Id. Lampman, enrineer on |

0TL. d Lampman, engineer OF the st..
Louis, Iowa and St. Paul Railroad, estimates
it's cost via Grinneil 1t I'll ,7S7 per mile End
BY the Montesama route a. $l8,2 This
road 10 designed to form the link between the
Cedar Falls h Minnesota, and tho Northern
Missouri roads, commencing at Cedar Fails
and terminating ID Appanoose county, l5l
miles south.
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PaygnershtP Notice.
THE undersigned have this day formed CO.
L partnership for the purpose Of mining and buy
ing ard selling Coal The business will her eAfter
be conducted in the name OF Il. T. PLATT 4 co.
April -, 1850. r. T. PLATT.
ait JOINT. PLATT.
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Edisoriai correspondence
WAsursoroK, April IT, 1850.

THE DUEL, xTc.
The excitement about the duel has blown
over. The chivalry are emphasically crest
fallen and sore. The most rabid among
them Affect to feel satisfied, bat the common
judgment 10 against them, and any allusion
to the affair hurts badly, as the most casual
observer can perceive. A great proportion,
however, feel constrained to admit that Pryor
stands in an equivocal and unsatisfactory
attitude, while some are free to delare that
be showed the white feather. The general
feeling here IL, that Potter has cowed the
chivalry, in the person of their representa-
tive, and that he has demonstrated that fight
ing, in their vocabulary, does not mean to
kill.
1t is matter Of note that all Potter's Sec
onds and advisers in the affair, that 10, in
the practical part OF the business, ARE Dem
ocrats, and all Southern men, except one.--
Col Lander, his second, was originally from
Massachusetts,, but 10 as fsry, a. ready to
appeal to the code, and as fearful sn sdver-
sary to meet under IL, as the most ardent OF
the chivalry. The,consulting friends of Pot
ter were, Dol. 4. +. Beals and Col. NJ. Nd.
Long, Of Virginia, and Major E. L. Yates,
of South Carolina. So, you will see, he was
we'll supported; and, may add, in as faith
full spirit a. IL he we're Are eater fighting
the battles OF niggerdom. The character OF
his friends in the field has added TO the air OF
triumph with which he left it, and ELECTED
expressions Of oowardcs ON the part oil
Pryor which would not have been made II
his field friends had been Northern men.
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1t s hereby certified that the fore going is true
and correct copy of the Statement Of the Humboldt
Fire Insurance Company, exeep. Schedules of In
vsstments. Said Statement bearing date OF De-
eember 3lst, 1859.
-- In TESTIMONY Waxasop have hereunto
[ LIS ! set my hand and aGixed my seal of Office,
~ this 9Th day Of February, 500.
J.. w. CATTELL,
Auditor of State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PArtnershfp Notice.
VINHE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned has expired by Ito own limita-
tion and all persons indebted to al must come for
ward and make settlement. and ell the old business
Of the Arm must be closed ~ expsditiously ~ pos.
sible. SAM'L r. MTLLEL,
JOHN W. RANKIN
Apr24-d T. n. ENSTER-