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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13
C.n3Tessi saal.

No lover OF The Union ,.an read the pro-
ceed:ags of the presen, Congress Of the
United States vi bout ia heart swelling
wiki grief. Nothing # Importance has
yet been done excepting the appoin
of C"Inrsi tee of one from each STATE Ia
devise a comprcmis or Some plan By which
the Uaian may Yet be saved. but it will
avail nothing. is those members who Were
appointed on the Committee from several
Of the southern States refused to act
There will &c 10 compromise effected.
The south will ask too much AMI the Re
publican members Of tie north ~ili not
grant enough pro.ec' ion 20 The rights of
The south anl 20 the matter will end, we
predict. The southern Safes have 10
fsi.h in these of the north a. ID evidenced
10y iheis sa, Ing thai l. is no; so rouch the
personal liberty bills" they dread and
dIs!ik. HI i; Is the naojs of Aholi.ianists
thai take ii Eli property ,frem item and in
some instances have cruelty treated and
insulteJ them.
The STATES tina: have refused to take
par. In the conciiiaiory Committee ar
rangement are Arkansas. Florida and South
Care ira. They say their reason for re.
fusing tc take any part in the matter i
that their SAFES have determined on with
drawing from tie Union about tie first Of
January. They will icave heir seats va
cant In Congress il very few days. There
appears 10 be no und % excl ement on their
par. bat ;hri' minds are thoroughly made
mp to no loager remain citizens Of gov
eminent that does hot afford them the pro.
lection hey should have.
We have Tot space 10 give the whole
proceedings Of Congress from day 20 day.
but our readers may be sure that this is
about the real 6 ate Of our national affairs
The Uuion is virtually dissolved now and
the triumph Of scciiorai=m is the cause
Of it.
In these times of;rcuble t is a source
Of s.iisfa faction tc the Democracy to know
that the sin o. dissolution OF this great
Republic. funded By ,l,. patriots Of the
revolution aid cemented BIZ their blood,
does not lie NJ cur door We have done
All We could 10 avert l., have warned Ia
naties If th. results that are now upon US.
and for doibssc We have been s'lsma'lzed
AS towards an., Ceramics"
When the uul,n is dissolved and our
country Is .ha,eIea into fragments 1t Will
be proud thought 10 think that our l's'
national vo:e was for the Cnon and the
Constitaf;on When We d.,.os''ed our
vote tor STiPuEN 4 DorcLAs. W. i<are"
that 1t was tie last the We would e'r'
have the privilege ofv"'ing f,r candida, 6
for the Prcsi,!eacy Of all those United
States. and our fears are realized.
Is there a Democrat IN the whole coun
try who regrets hat he voted for Douglas?
We have heard If none. Are there not
Thousands of men who voted for Lincoln
that row bitterly regret that vote? Some
Already confess i,-otlers SION. will but Il Is
too la;e now.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13
Lisunion and the Future.

/. is now almost entirely given mp by all
classes Of poi icians that = dissolution oil
the present Union is certain. and various
specu,aiions are being made by the lead
ing mer Of the country. rs well rs all 9th
ers. as to what the future Of This govern
ment will be. Many of The haiibIa'"ed
fool Republicans say that If the southern
States do eecede. that they viii soon De
Glad to come back Into the Union. and
others Of the same party say that they VII
help to compel the South to say in the
Union and that they are ready at any 'ime
IA atari down there 10 whip u EN- int
submissiou" Others no~ express ihsm
selves shss they do not esrs vnsshss so'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13
PORTRAIT PAINTING

MIR. P. TESTOR, respectfully inform. the
W public, that he il prepared tn execute or
ders in his profession entirely to their Satisfaction,
or no charge will be made
His long experience as Portrait Painter
enables him confdentlyte recommend his work
He nav be found at the Edward'e House.
Plywcvta sse6s4S-9v p. TESCOR
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

1o'ai VOC. a Cos 884
As between Lincoln aud an; Lincoln
the vote stand:
Opposed to Lincoln Q aoO. 6s1
In favor of Lincoln .l.646. 2O3
This leaves mojorify Of nearly one
million Of votes that were east against Mr.
Lincoln. aad hal thav all been east for
one man still Lincoln would have been
elected. owing 10 the construction of our
Constitution. Although this NAV be right
yet it looks rather Inconsistent for Re-
publican government one that is founded
Oh the principle that The maiority shall rule
Ito be governed By. Linccln has receiv.
ed OILY little over one third Of the votes
cas-. at the late Presidential election. vet he
is By this minority elected CHEF iia"is-
traie of ihe whole country. and worse than
I'll else, he is Tie representa- i've man af all
Northern fanatics n, and sectionalism. and
is bitterly opposed 10 The institutions of
nearly one half the States of the union.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

Corporation tax payers aro hereby notified that
have the Corporation tax Duplic ,tc in my hands
for The collection of all Cooperation taxes, for the
town of Plymouth. Indiana, and they are requast-
cd to call AMI nav.
This is the third end last call. All those who do
pay upby the 9Th of this month"; will he
cd delinquent aud their taxes bc collected accor
ding to law.
Office with Henry McFarlin. over McWillams
srore, in my absence Mr. McFarr will receive
and receipt for said taxes.
WV. MACPHERSON. Marshal.
sSvlSsh00'.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13
LOST,

Near the Depot, between this place md Ty-
ncr City, or at the latter place, gold watch
'hain, except the hook and the part th,t fastened
the cham to the watch. Any person tndi"C the
said chain will be suitably rewarded bv leaving the
same nj this office. ID. MCDONALD
sep27-J6f
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13
Amelia B sley
%
Edward hi glev.


1T known that on this 9th DIV Of November
1860. that the above named plain,ifby Reeve
Capron her attorneys filed in the Office OF TIE C.erk
of said Court her complaint for divorce agai
said def, MIA in the above entitled cause, t"Sc'"
err with the affidavit Of competent anu d'>,"''.
es'ed person that said defend. INT Edward Big'ey j.
not resident of the State of Indiana.
He said Eewari Bigleyis therefore herehv ho''
fed of the filing of said petition, and pcndency oil
said action and that he sAnc will stand for trial
on the 81 Of said Term Of said Court, to he held al
the Court 10 'se in Plymouth in said county com
mencing on the ID Monday of February lS6l when
and where he will he required to appear and an
demur thereto, or the same will be hearl
and determined in his absence
F Attest II. r. PERSHING, Clerk.
Reeve h Capros Atty's ~ ~.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

1j-lf the election were left Ia the votes OF our
children, DR.. Bull would Ger ainiv he our next
President. His Vegetable Worm Destroyer has
sivcr him placa in thor grateful recol.ectiou-.
from which he viii not soon be displaced. Instead
ofbeing dosed with uauseous drugs - expei worms.
they have only few candy drops and the
next day they are we'll again.-Bmdstorn G0sette.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13
CORPORATION UENT
TAX LIST.

Of Delinquent for the Ts
for the Plymouth Marshall
I'd Public House
the Town Plymouth
tPre,ou
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13


STATE OF ISDIANA STARkE Co, SIS.
In the Starke Circuit Conrt March Term 1861
Charles Butler, rs Hannah Nudgett J. p Mud
eett Annie s. MIDGET, Mary 5. Mudgett and
William Dodge Administrator OF the Estate Of
Charles b. Midget decased.
Complaint to forecluse Mortgage
Whereas The Paintn in the above entitled cause
bv Ieander Grover his attorney has filed in my of
fee his plant in said cause andi appearing b,
affidavit Of disntcrcsted person on file in said
cause that the sai Hannah III. Mudgett. J. p. Mud
grn. Annie $. Midget. Mary S. Mudeett and
ilam Dodge anmns rator of the Estate of
Charles h. midget deceased, are non residents of
the Sta.c OF Indiana therefore the said defendants
Hannah II. Mudeett, J 7. udgert, Aune ).
Muisctt' Mary 8. MuiScit and William ID, 'dg",
are hereby notified of the filing and rendencv oi
III ID action TO be begun and held at the Court House
i'm Knox on the second Mouday in March lSGl and
uni, s' they appear ani plend answer ar demur
thereto the same will be determined in their alb
scenc.
o. H. P. HOWARD elk, c. c.
Leinder Grover ATTY, .er Plaintiff.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

TIL q III e Err.
I will sell Ciifee at Cost h for 81,
Teas 81 c'nts tt, best S,rup in
Town for % per Gal.
beat Sug .r in Town at
cents rer 10,
Tobacco from II cents
to 3Gpcr 10, o her things in
proportion, to numeroust 10 men
ton the CrockPry Dish trade
Can suit you in, Dry Goods will Suit YOU
YOU will give me \ call and chance to bo SO.
5 ELLING FOR READY PAY
Exclusively, bring on your
Butter,
Egrs,
Dressed
Polfrv,
De"r
Hihcs
RIGGS.
&c, &c.
Nomber g. Corbns Block.
PATTERSON.
Plymouth, dec-l3-lsGn-n4G-tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

Staeof1 aanl MIR
srneiD iqln
Sanlt
Stand
tIfoneU in
Ola AID
III time f
E Vanva onpmeh,C eIk o.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

STATE OF INNIANA NApSHALL co.
In the Marshall Circuit Court. February Term
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13
TAKE WARNIyG7


TIME subscriber offers for sale the ives. nan OF
Lot 46 in the original plat of Ply non'h' WIN
the appurtenances. For business man II i ae-
,;rable location. Terms made known on appno~-
zen to 49, .aa,f
PtynSu<
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

Popular and Elecsor-l Vote Of the Union.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

Those known. themselves in arrear are MOI,
fed that their du-s are verv much needed. anu
hopc they vii rclCem their proFn,'cs 70 i,,f uit
J. BG0WNL! f.
Plymouth Oct llnSStf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

rr.v;nc enrared the services of skiilfui work
,.,n rrrair;rg OF fnc Watches. Clocks and Jew
rlry will be done on short notice anu re"S0nS'''
terms. Very Respectfully ,,x,rpc
Plymouth, June IL, 1850.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

/ invite nv oil customers 70 call and e1omire
nv stock AMI prices. and If they suit. they VIII 10
sure and buy | have no blowing 10 do IN induce
YOU 10 purchase of me- Honorable. straight TOR
ward dealing and li,ins prof; and 10 hrm0us'
is my motto.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

NOTICE IL hereby gvsn that IL puysu-
~ ance " an order made in The Court y,
Common Pleas Of Dubois county. January
Term 1850, will offer at public auction.
oil the premises N HARRISON township, on
The .0h day 81 February lSGU, the follow
Ing described Lands bring par; 81 TIE
north east quarter o. section 70, il town 1.
north Of range west. containing 4sl acres,
more o. less. Alsp a part ~ fraction sec
lion 23 10 saure town and range, containing
~ acres md iOl rods be samr more Or less
TERMS or SALE:
Onc-half cash. the remainder in - months
The purchaser giving bind the rcfor with ap-
proved security. JNO. II. THKOOP.
Haysyille Feb. law. Administrator.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

IIFWc give room below 70 com
Imunication from Mr.. Nicholson which
explains itself, Mr.. Nicholson call, a
on lis last week for The name a I'll,
anthor Of PRO Iono rnhlico,' and
although he acknowledged tic most
of what that writer had said Was true.
he waxcd wroih. and threatened q
''sinash us mp" If We diin't tell him
who il was that was THUS telling the
public about his acts. Now, We are
not afraid Of being smashed up by Nh.
Nicholson, or any one else, and don't
make practice Of allowing ourselves
~ he bullicd into measures, as lie was
assured before we parted. Our col
umns are open TO any citizen for the
discussion Of matters Of public inter
est. without fear or favor, and we cheer
fully will give Mr. Nicholson a chance
TO yindicate himself. With the cx-
PLANTATION he gave us, we have NO
doubt if the facts and figures wcre'set
forth, our correspondent and the pub
lie would be better satisfied with his
course; but we want all 70 understand
that we are not at all responsible. and
DO not expect always to endorse AL
which We may admit into our columns
from correspondents; we are merely
giving publicity 70 their opinions
without any reference 70 orr own.
For the jasper Weekly Courier.
Ma. EpTroR:--ln your paper Of las,
week there appeared an article over
the signature Of . Fro bono Publico.
charging myself and anothefI
Commissioner of 50 managing the AT
fairs Of this county as seriously % III
crease the taxes Of property-hvlIers
Now as we don't Ike shooting III the
lark, We want the said Pro Bono
Pnblico" to come forwar,! and like n
man, tell us who he is, other wise We
wall consider him only a low, sneak
u z varmint, and not worth the pow
Ter. HARVEY NICHOLSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

Bncnos Ayres has become q member o
the Argentine Confederation, which a..
sumss al her debts general amnesty has
been declared. isis i an important move
mcni, aud vii tend 70 strengthen Tie Uni
ied Provinces. iuenos Ayres Gas aIways
been entitled 10 much credit for lie pro :
rss. III 1906 the British undertook 10 coun.
ieract the French inilusncr IN that quarter,
General Wili,rlocke, with a force Of ten
thousand men, took the city, but the inhab-
ianis. animated by General Linicfs, par.
lisan Of the French Government, made de-
cidei resistance and converted every house
INTO ioriress. The consequence was, that
the entire Brush force was comps He'd % eur-
render prisoners of war. Gehcral Urqu,zr
has been successful in hir efforts. He has
shown much sodierly and Statesman like
skill. Under the present srrangcmsn, there
is reason t. bleve lis, wise ccunsels will
prevail. aud that the interesting Argentine
Confederation will 90 on in coui 80 u pros
perity largely iacre ased aud definitely set
Tied.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01
Cidiinss and Brown Snmmcnei.

CLsvELAEp,, Jan. 25.--U. S. Marshal John,
son was 10 Asbtabula county yesterday "a
serve summons on j Il Guiding. and
John Blown, jf., to appear betoro the Son,
ate Committee GIdd,nss 10 in the State al
\ York, bit was eersphcd, and Nil nc
doubt proceed, 70 Washing: 'ofthxi,t. ~
Brown could not be found. A copy cf the
summons was IN ., bis house. The prchs-
blity is that lao vii! obey. Both are sum.
lnoncsl % anpenr on Tie 30ih.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

For Gasrrnnrs
rHoMss A. HENDRICKS. Of Shelby
For Lisu,erant Governor
DAVID TURPlE. o. White.
For Secretary Of State.
WILLIAM H. SclILATER. Of Wayne.
For Auditor Of State.
JOSEPH RISTINE Of Fsuntsin.
For Treasurer Of S,s'e.
NATHANIEL 4. CUNNINGHAM. vigo
For Attorney General.
OSCAR h. HORD. Of Decatur.
For Superintendent Public Instruction.
SAMUEL L. RUGG. Of Alsn.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court,
CORNELIUS O'BRlEN, Of Dsarborn.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
NJ. g. KERR. Of Floyd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

ExcIrIsc ScEsr.---W While the Dsvicss
county Common Pleas Court was ia session
q Washington. on Friday, Judge Clements
presiding, : ssalwsrt stranger stepped up in
front Of the Judge and poinsinga pistol to-
ward him, rrmarking, "Now, old gentle
man, Two got you'll" Judge c. instantly
called upon the by-sssnders 10 seize him
which was instantly done with great diff
Guilty. and the pistol taken from him re
curing the united exertion Of half dozen
men 70 wrest the weapon from his hand
,ye have heard no satisfactory clue given for
the assault, nor can We learn the name Of
the offender though We understand he il d
citizen Of Locgousac, Martin county. via.
csnnss sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

<xzrE1~ will Offer At public auction
tEsAS % nv former farm. mics
"a north ~ jasper 0, SATURDAY.
cz4-l-ss-1st-S--E fch. 18Th all my pcr-nnal pro
pcr'y io-@ii: . head 81 horses. : fuli Bleed !.
"a Durham COWS, three jul blrodrd bull.
one yoke ~ cx~n, corn, hay, AMI oa.s On |
some farming Implements.
TERMS or SALE:
Twelve months credit will be given on all
sums over five dollars hy the purchaser cx-
ocutimg note with approved security. HI. 0
dollars sud under cash ID hand.
Feb. !. lSCD-3w. =. q kEI.SO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

GyEALED Proposals will be re~eivsd hy
- the undersigned commissioner u his
revitercc Ia Knoxville ~ may he cent 70 ths
Auditor q Dubois county, Indians. on And
until Tnur.i-y, the 0,h Of February. "a. ID.
1850. for bridge across Putoka river q
Rockville. Sad bridge 10 u be COVERED
with blackjack clap -boa'ds, and weather.
boarded substantially. PIsGs and speeifics.
TONS may b., found II the And,sors office Of
Dubois coalty. The timber for sid bridge
mus, be Gu, on Or before The 1d - Msrcl.
lscO. The contractor will be Required 20
rive bond and security fos The faithful pes
fornance Of the contract, in double the
amount Of the ccutrars price.
Jan. 4.-6ws. WILLIAM HARDIN.
or PaoIi Eagle, please copy ill dsy,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

1.-THE Grand Jury last week was
composed Of very intelligent gentle
men, and must have done considerable
business, IS they were in session until
Saturday. One Of their best acts was
condeming the 7 by Q comfy Jail, a
unhealthy and unsafe. In conse-
quence Of this action, Sheriff Herman
started with the only prisoner for the
Pefersburgh jail yesterday. 1t will
now ecyolve on our County Commits
sioners to take the necessary steps for
building new Jail, as this one can
not be remedicd, and we hope this will
be done in liberal spirit. Let lot
DC purchased, and o good two story
brick house be put on it, one that will
do for the Sheriff to live in and be q
credit to the county. Such q jail will
be the cheapest in the long run.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

I will proceed with the county surveyor OF
= Dubois county. Indiana, OIL Monday, ths
2Olh 81 February 1860, % establish Tho fol-
lowing corners to-wit: Section No. %. and
-, Tuwnthip No .. south range (6) west I.
And will continue said survey from duy TO
DAY until the same be completed, Of which
all persons are hereby notified.
WM MAUNTEL,
Feb. i. 'GO-3w* HENRY FINK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

I will proceed with the county surveyor q
= Dubois county. Indians, on Tuesday the
9Th day d March, 1860, 10 establish The
following corners to-wit. Section No. "a.
(twenty -four). townhip No. (one). north ~
range 4, (fve) west. And ~Il continue
said survey from day "a day until the sane be
of which all persons interested
are hereby mortified. JNu. w ELLIS
Feb ] 1900 -sus b = MORGAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

NOTICE hereby given that ID ohe.
dlenre 10 the nrder sud decree or the
Cur O. Common Pleas o. Dubnis county.
inrhna, vii srll ~ public auction on ihr
pF"'nl-rs on Saturday the l0ih al March,
$3.50, fJr not he's than two-,hlrcs a. tho ap-
praised value thereof On . credit u Twelve
months, one-hisd cs-h IN hand, tho balance,
NE purchaser giving note wilh approved
security, Sc. The following Real Estate, TO-
VII: A part u the eos, halt pf nn-lh west
qnsrier Of rrction No ~. town 2 south Of
'"ngc ~cst, containing 81 acres. Also 4
part q the souih vert quarter 81 north
vest quarter VI section IL rwn 2 ,outh Of
Range . vest containing. ten tlO) scrss.
j ALIlS.
administrator ~ Christopher Llp"p.
.l.nrgr' 25-lSfp iw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

On The l7lh OF January, by Rev. A y
Strain. Mr.. MADisos HOLDER srd AMANDA
McCrisrY both 81 this county.
On me 9Th of Jan. BY Esq. J.nes Hcus-
ton. Dir. WiLrosp SANDERS and MAnTnA
TABOR
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

u MiIlincrs are making bonnets
Of paper which are equal to those
made Of straw in durability and ap-
pcaranec, and much cheaper. The
paper is cut in narrow strips, and plat
ted and stitched together in the proper
shape, and then vanished.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

FREE ScHooL.-A six months term
Of free school was commenced in the
lower school house in this town on last
Monday. by Mr.. Jas. q. McConahay.
This sclOol-housc has Just been fur
nishcd with neat and substantial new
desks and seats, made by orr next door
Mr.. John Buchart, and ii it
was well painted, outside and in,
wonld be as neat q house as there is
any need for.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

CT The laws Of marriage contract Ia
Massachusetts have been % amended that d.
vorce can now be obtained on the ground or
extreme cruelty, deser,ion for FIVE cousecu-
tive years. and confirmed habits Of iniuxica
tiop contracted after nsrriage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

UT The amount due mail contrac-
tors on the LIST Of January, 1860, was
nine and one half million dollars, he
ing nearly the whole amount due pos
tai service for the year ending Deccm-
ber 3Ist, 1889.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

KiLLKb.-Wc Understand Mr.. Charles
Mcdonald, OF SOUTHEAST Town.hr, wes
walling we'll, on tho 10Th Instant. srdin
letting down rtcne u him, one fell .ut cf the
bucke', causing his death In a short time --
paoii Esule.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

UPA Mr. jas. 81. Hill Of Jennings
county, whom some Republicans vot-
ed for for Secretary Of State in Oc-
tober last, has commenced proceedings
to. get possession Of the Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

rs hereby given thst tho undsrsignsd has
4 been appointed Administrators u tb
Estate cf Nathan Hobbs, late u lNbuis
county. deceased. Said E.sste i supposei
to 10 solvent Thu. I'D Of December 1859.
Jan. lS. BARBARA HOBBS Admx
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

ARnUR's IIoME MAGAzrsE.-This
superior magazine for February is on
hand. Its monthly visits ought to be
welcomed in many families in this
county. Price only g 90. Address
I. >. Arthur q Co., Philadelphia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

u Governor Stewart, Of Missouri,
has vetoed the bill excluding the free
negroes, or selling them into slavery
which recently passed the Legisla-
ture.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

IFCircuit Court adjourned last
Friday, after an easy session. The
case Of tho State vs. II. N. Bird. for
murder, was continued at the instance
Of the prisoner, for want Of an ilnpur-
tant witness, one JEFF. i-oyejoy. This
witness was summoned but did not ap
pear, thereby causing deal Of trouble
and expense to large number Of poo
pie. lie deserves to be put under hca-
w bonds for next term.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

HTThe Hon. Theodore FreInghuysen, a
native Of New Jersey, and now Chancellor
Of the University Of New York, who stood a
good chance fifteen years ago Of being Vice
President Of the U. s., took 10 himself a
wife two years ago q the ripe age Of sew
eniy-two (himself and not the wiIe.) and last
week be had born to him a son and heir. 49,
lie will probcbay name the boy after him
sell. Theodore, meaning God given--it will
certainly be appropriate. Such instances Of
"beiser late than never" are lot very com
mon, but there have been sonev very remark
able cases. Sir Stephen Fox. the father oil
James Fox. was married ai the age Of eighty
and was afterwards blessed with three sons.
Mr.. Freinghuysen il now married for the
second time. lie had no children BY bic first
wife.