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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-27

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ST. CECILIA CONCORDIA SOCIETY.
The regular meetings OF this Society arc
held HE first Saturday in every month, az
~ o'clock. Y. NJ. OF their hall in the Union
House. Weekly meetings for instrume ntsk
md vocal music sre held subject to the d.
lection NJ the Musical Director.
JOHN MEHRINGER, President.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

clsrk--BAxIL 3. EpnossroE.
Audiior-JrHs NEHRfEGEK.
MN TrsssurSr--TEEopcRE SsspERkAss.
Recordsr-SrEYEES yEEoKE.
ehenff-JAcrB HERxAx.
Coroner Ws.ScHuELTErKAs-
Ssrvsyor-BkSsAxIs r. EEEP.
HARVEY NfonoLsoy.
J. B. BIcEwEnnkRr, Commissioners.
WI II. GsFrE,
oTrrcBls OF BA,ssKipsE TOWNSHIP.
Jssticss-A. II. Alexsnder, H. Kse!sr
3. Rose.
Trusiee-S. J. Crcmer.
Constable Anthony Eekert, A. Tilmsr
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13

bas~ The Senate has adopted resolutions express
ing the wish of that body that union of all the
elements of opposition may be honorably effected
to defeat she Republicans in the contest for Speaker
and that the Representatives of this State will CO.
operate with suchra movement and vote for any
conservative man of any party that is not sectional
When the resolutions came up in the House, Mr.
Brazelton moved m amendment that our Repre-
sentatves be requested to vote against any man OF
any party who has avowed disu'hion sentiments.
This looks rational and patriotic, and one would
suppose that even democrat could endorse it; but
not so; the the resolutions and amendments were
voted down by Al to %. The reason is obrious.-
There are so many leading democrats who are dis
unionists that the censure would be too sweeping
and besides, the democratic members don't know
but they may be required to vote for disunionis
for President, and if so, there resolutions might bC
troublesome hereafter. No doubt they endorse
them, but they have to serve their party instead
of the Union, they dare not commit themselves Il
the latter until the former has spoken out.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
HOUSE AND LOT TO SELL


will, on the first Monday in February, next,
being the 9th day Of the month"; rent at public
auction, at the Court House, in this place, at IL
o'clock, the large grocery and store rooms, belong
ing to the heirs of T. A. Jones, dec situated at the
wharf, and adjoining the Warehouse formerly occu-
pied by Billy McClare, Persons wishing TO rent
will please call and examine the premises
j. NJ. JONES, Guardian.
| will also sell at the time and place, of
the most desirable family residences in the city to
wit Che house and lot formerly owned by 4. R.
w. Thomas This lot contains about four acres and
has good brick dwelling, with out houses and els
terms all comfortably arranged II has a beautiful
front yard filled with the choicest forest trees and
eyergreens a young orchard of the choicest fruit
trees also stables and in fact all the necessary COM
forts fora frstrate home. II is well enclosed and
in good repair. Terms, 81 000 cash; balance in 4
equal payments in !, ., and 4 years with interest
from date. This property is situated on Madison
street and adjoining Cave Johnsons II is in an ex-
cecnt neighborhoed and is altogether desirable
Sale positive
J. NJ. JONES, Agent
JAM 10, l86O-4w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
Complimentary.

The members of the Bar of GAINESVILLE called meet
ing Monday last. the 9th of January, and having
called Alfred Robb to the chair and appointed r. w.
johnson Secretary the Chairman stated the object
of the meeting which is embodied in the following
Olutons furnished by committee of three members
appointed by the ehar. TO wit John f. House, r. W.
Humphreys and Jas. Il. Bailey.
WHEREAS. The General Assembly, ut its present
session has established the 9TH Chancory division of
Tennessee and Whereas the duty Of electing new
Chancellor will shortly devove upon the people, be il
Resolred lt. That tender herewith To J. s. Frier-
SON Chancellor of the 4th Division, expression of
thanks for the dignife and courteous department
he has universally observed toward the members of this
bar who have honored him in return for the ability and
learning with which he has adorned the Bench in the
fulfllment of his judicial duties,
ID. Reaoired That we recognize in 10. G. Guild. of
Gallatin, Lawyer of learning, experience and nteg-
new district qualified in every way to f the Office
of Chancellor, and reflect honor upon the Bench.
nish rrport of this meeting to the Nashville and
Clarkspillc papers for publication.
r. ~. JOHNSON. Secretary.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13

Bss~ The Washington correspondent of the Gin.
cinnati Gazette says he has it from one who knows
him well, that if Douglass is defeated in Charleston
he will split the party. If this be true-and it il
in character with the man-democracy is between
two fires. Should he be nominated the party will
loose largely in the South, many of whose leading
democrats can not vote for Douglass and squatter
sovereignty; and If he be not nominated, and is
taken up by the northern democrats the party mus
be defeated, and of the four parties which must
then be in the field the democrats will not b,
foremost.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
TENNESSEE LEGISLkTURE.

MoSpAy. jim. o, 1850

MONDAY, Jun. ., 1860.
Mr.. Peters, from the committee appointed to draft
suitable Resolutions accepting the invitation from
the City Council, of LOUISVILLE, Ky, TO attend a I'm
ion Festival in that city present the following which
were unanimously adopted, and ordered to be Trans
mittCd TO the House,
"WHEREAs an invitation has been extended to
our Governor, Legislature and the officers represent
ing the various departments Of State by 'ctizens
and General Council OF the city Of Louisville. TO a
Union Festival rendered them in honor of great
State of Tennessee therefore.
"Be il Rrsolred 5y The General assembly Of The
State Of Tennessee, That we hail the approaching
Union Festival md the blending together the resp
rcsentatiFes Of the two States as a angary of un-
fcigned amity, an enrnest Of mutual esteem and
pledge Of common interest and common f.
deity.
Resolred That two States so intimately blended
together by Geographical position as are Kentucky
and Tennessee, shond ever he 'bound together by
love for each other and by n common love for the
Union
Resolred That we cordially reciprocnte the wishe,
expressed by our fellow-citizens of Louisville tc
strengthen the bonds Of harmony and good will and
10 perpetuate those kindly sentiments now clearly
manifested.
Resolved That we accept the invitation Of our sister
ETY. and State TO join them in that festive occasion
and appoint Tuesday the 24th inst, as the day suit
able for the purpose.
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be SEN
to the chairman ofthe Committee of Aldermen anC
the chairman of the Committee Of Common Council
Of Louisville.
signed; GEoRGE p, PETERS,
Jo :. BOW,
1T. LANE
Committee of the Senate.
/ W. BRAzELroS, Jr.
Y. II. HAMS
{ JosKpH PIcEkrr,
". W. Guy,
B.F.LEA
/ House Committee,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
TELEGRAPHIC.

-FOUR thanks are due Mr.. II. c. Cox, telegraph
operator at this place for the following dispatches
New YoRK,f Jan. 10.
Pemberton Mills, at Florence, Mass, fell to-day,
burying six hundred persons in the ruins. 1t is
supposed that there are at least two hundred killed.
A great many have been taken out.
LAWRENCE, Mass Jan. l l.
Just before midnight while the extricaton of the
victims of the Pembertou Mills was progressing a
fire broke out in the ruins The Mills are smoking
mass of brick, mortar and human bones. Probably
two hundred persisted in the flames.
NASHVILLE, Jan IL.
The Frankfort Convention met on the 9th. The
following delegates elected to the Charleston
Conventional. X. Williams, G.. A. Caldwell, Jno.
C. Mason and d. P. White. Endorsed Buchanan's
administration Guthrie for the NOM
nation
No Speaker elected yet
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Valuable Land!
Joseph NJ. Jones' Plaintiff,
: On Petition.


James s. jackson &c. Derts.
BY virtue Of a judgment pronounced in the above
styled action, at the November Term, 1859, of the
Hopkins Circuit Court for the purpose of efecting
division between the parties, will, on Monday;
the 18th day Of February 1850, it being the first
day of the Hopkins County Court, expose to sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder credit of
six and twelve months the whole of that valuable
tract Of land known as the James S. White Farm,
situated on Pond River in Hopkins county, and
containing 3040 acres About $50 or 3e0 acres OF
said land is cleared and in high state of cultivation
has an excellent Dwelling House. comfortable Ne
gro Cabins, and every necessary out building, as
Stables, Barns, Corn Cribs,&c In a word, it is one
of the best Stock Farms in Southern Kentucky, be-
ing well watered and containing heavy growth Of
the very finest timber.
The purchaser will be required to execute bonds
with good security, having the force and effect Of
Rcplevin Bond and bearing interest from date, and
a lien retained on the land for the purchase money
GEORGE G. BRONAUGI, Com.
jacksonville, Jan. 10, ls60--5w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
Music Teacher.

MR.. r.. REED having located permanently in
the city of ClNrksvile, wishes to obtain class for
Music Her numerous certificates demonstrate her
qualifications as a thorough and scientific teacher.
Terms per session of FIVE months
Piano Forte with the voice, $40 90
Melodian /" 20 90
Guitar, Is 90
No charge made for the use Of Instruments.
For further particulars inquire at the residence Of
W. $. Shackleford, where lessons will be given
Session will commence last Moaday in January.
Jan l3, ts6O-lm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13

BS- Democracy is opening its eyes to the neces.
sity Of change Of programme and with facility
peculiar tothatparty the change is being made. The
MCraes and Crawfords who have so loudly shouted
disunion, when confronted by Union meetings in
every direction, appear in attitude so little favor
able to the success Of their party that the alarm
has been taken, and the plan hereafter to he pursu
ed Is to feign devotion to the Union, and to claim
to be its especial guardians. Wise aud Pryor have
led off in Notwithstanding the purpose Of theil
party to be TO fight for southern rights, but to gh
within the Union. Dawson, of Louisiana has ad.
ministered harsh rcbuke to southern extremists
and the Cincinnati Enquirer says that the conscrva
with the fire-eaters, at home, and contest every
inch Of ground With them.
How far this sudden change may be productive
Of good there is no saying because hypocricy is the
prevailing sin of those who contemplate it, anC
every step they take is dictated by party feeling
without any reference to the good of the country
That they fear the Union demonstrations may leaC
to the formation of an empowering Union party
there can be no doubt; but If the southern demo
Gratis undertake to thrust themselves forward as thu
peculiar friends of the Union, and attempt to de
monstrate their sincerity by repudiating the fire
eaters in out of the Charleston Convention, they
win dismember the party in the South withou
gaining friend in the North. But we hope tn,
attempt will be made because no disaster can be
fall democracy without its proving blessing to tn
country. If, however, such attempt be made
in the Charleston Convention, the sole object will
be to secure the nomination Of Douglass by silenc
ing those who have sworn they will not supper
him in any event.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13

s2t- The Psdueb tsmaosiai :. among III,
neatcst and most interesting Of all our exchanges.
II Is IN charge 81 RoIIston 4 Long, and the me-
cbanieai execution, and the ability and taste dis
played in the original ana selected matter prove
that the conductors noviccs in the business Of
publishing and editing. Mr. Rollstop is widely
known through the South as an able and conserve.
tive writer no one Of that class of politicians who
repudiate all extreme doctrines and speak out
against that democratic policy, peculiar TO the South,
which seeks power ct the expenee Of our own in
stitutions. We hope The conductors Of the C5s-
meroaI will reap the ample reward due to their
efforts and their merits.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13

why not patronize them and keep your money
afoat at home, instead Of sending Il afar OF
For, remember, that the hnnd which warns a
reptile into lifc may expect 10 be bitten IN The act
Of feeding Il. 50 in sending your money fron
hohe, Il too often falls into the cofem Of those who
hur their spiteful venom against YOU perchance It
may fill the pockets Of anatica preachers who dis
turb our peace under seklanes Of the grace Of God
How long, then, win YOU suffer your own me
chanics to languish, and even die ont2 How long
will you continue to be ridden over BY the manu-
featuring car OF the North a bondage Of your own
crcationl Our motto Is, The rights Of the States,
social political and religious. The union Of the
States, az Pluribus Unum," and we do not intend,
OF DOVE believe that protection TO home industry,
will or ought to have a tendency to ALLEVIATE the
minds Of common national brotherhood. On the
contrary, believe that If the suggestions herein
made, were practically and faithfully carried out
they would work MS an effecttal remedy in rolling
back an unlawful and dangerous crusade against the
South. The great conservatism ofthe North, would
arise from their sluinbers and consign the Hydra
headed monster to the tomb Of oblivion forever
SELF preservation in trade at any time Is as natural
and laudahle, IA that self preservation Of life or
limb is one of the great laws Of naturei Trust to
Providence, hut be sure TO keep your powder dry"
Buy where you please, but be sure to consult your
oscn interest.
Our sentiments on this subject, are not the mush-
room growth Of an hour, or caused by recent deve-
opments they have been our candid sentiments for
years. Let every true lover Of the Union, and of
State rights pause and reflect and if his patriotism
and true interest lin antagonism with selhshness
and indifference to the publicgood should predom-
nate then our object will have been attained.
Perhaps it may appear paradoxical to assert, that
the writer is himself engaged in catering 10 the
wants of the public, in northern manufactured ar
tcles. Our apology is that we are by no means re-
sponsible for occupying that position, for we are
forced into it by the arbitrary voice of the public by
the clamors of nearly whole community who de-
mdnd it. When that voice shall utter forth more
cheering sound, we shall be ready alta moments war
ming to alter oar position. "Then, to your tents,
o Isriellw
A PRACTICAL MECHANIC.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
NEW EIRM.

The undersigned having purchased the well
known Saddlery and Harness establishment, of Jas.
TAFT 4 Co. are now prepared to execute work, in
every branch of the business with neatness and dis
patch.
We would respectfully solicit call from all
prompt paying customers Of the late Arm, and as
many new ones as will favor us with their patron
age, as we are confident of giving satisfaction, both
in price and quality Of work. and are determined
not to be under sold by any other house.
Dasf Having to pay cash for our leather, &c, We
are compelled to resort to the months system Of
doing business. JOHN YOUNG 4 co.
Jan 49, '6O-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13

pas~ Sam. Smith is trying to break the fores of
the charge that he received money from Wendell
for whom he voted a candidate for public printer
But the Cashier draws the figures and the vouchers
on him which give an ugly aspect to the AFFAIR."
Sam ought not TO cat up about it though for swnd-
ling his 'unclc Sam" in shape other is II e
constant practice of his party, and there are so
many in company with him that there is no end to
precedents if he wants to justify himself Wendell
got the public printing on terms that enabled him
to pay literally and as the money came out of the
peoples treasury no body in particular was robbed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
sos Reward.

Ny Pocket Diary was lost or stolon ron my room
under the Choniclc Office containing among Others
the following valuable notes one dated July lb,
1859, signed by r. Plosser h Coz one about same
time, signed by G. II. Roberts one dated Nov 9th,
1883, signed by II. NJ Dudley; enc dated JAN 9th,
1860, signed by McKon 4 Bailey. All of which
are payable to my order. Also one note dated
April sOth, 1858. payable to the order Of Smith 4
Stephens and endorsed by them. | ofTay the above
reward for the Diary and It's contents $40 for the
Diary alone. also forwarn all persons trading fol
the above mentioned notes.
PARIS PETER
Jan Is, lsG0-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13

De-" The universal complaint here is the eSccs-
sive hard timcs--money not 70 be had any terms.
Cordd Mi the members Of the Legislature bring the
rrs'' to head by disrosing Of M bank question
The hanks can do nothing 10 relieve their country
whilst their own fate Is uncertain and il y trihing
with the vital Interests u tbs people 20 defer action
apon this important subject. We look for nothing
wise iscm the majority who know no more about
TIE ourrHcy and the laws OF commerce than the
majority who ~nt ihom There, Pm, certainty
better Than uncertainty and We want them TO do
what th-s are going 10 do and be done with Il.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
HOUSE,

The public is respectfully igformed that the I'M
dersigned has made arrangements to receive and
sch goods, of every description, at Auction, on
Commission. Auction rooms on Public Square,
next door 10 the Northern Bank, where Mr.. Tanner
win be ready, at all times, to receive and show the
articles for sale r. II. BAPTIST,
Auctioneer.
P. S.--Proceeds Of sales promptly paid over the
morning after the sales take place.
Jan Is, lS60-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
Notice.

BY virtue Of the authority in me vested, by a
deed Of trust executed to me by H. II. Hoister and
Horace, fIoster, on the llth dayof July 1851, for
the benefit Of their creditors and registered in the
Registers Office Of Stewart county, on tbs 3th OF
July, 1887, in Book 20, page ~, will sell TO the
highest bidder, in GAINESVILLE, on the 9th Of March
next. Two negro men, one about 30 and the other
about 40 years OF age, both able bodied men.
Terms-Six months credit notes well endorsed.
N. 7. ALTMAN, Trustee.
Ian n .ea U.s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
Removal.

have removed my shop from Commerce street
to Franklin street. to the house recently occupied by
Mr.. jackson as Grocery, where will be pleased
to see my old customers and rs many new ones as
may favor me with call. | have Just received a
lot of Cook Stoves Heating Stoves, Crates pressed
and Japaned Ware and numerous other articles usu-
ally kept in similar establishments which | viii
sell at lowest prices ! also keep on hand general
assortment of Tin-ware, at Wholesale and retail
Gutering and Spouting done at the shortest notice
and in good style Give me a call.
Respectfully, R. II. NEAL.
Jan ID, go
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13

GRKAr FRE lS lIIoKMAS.-We learn from Mr.,
James b. Curry, who came passenee err on the Diana
TO Cairo and from thence by railroad 10 this city
that one-halfo Of the town Of Hickman was destroyed
by FIRE ON "Wednesday night All the buildings on
Front street. which contained the principle business
houses were laid in ashes.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-13
Chancery Sale of Valuable Land

VIM. Bradley rs John W. Mathis. In pursuance
OF an order made in this cause at the October term
1859, of the Chancery Court at GAINESVILLE, will
sell to the highest bidder the premises on Sat
urday, the 18th day of February, the tract of land
mentioned in the pleadings, and known as the
Bradley farm. There is 2ss acres in the trect,
about one-third of which is bottom land. The land
lies about and a-half miles from Clarksvie. on
Cumberlans River There is ii sne brick dwelling
house, good out houses barns, stables, &C. The
tract will be divided into Tots to suit purchasers
and plat win be shown on day Of sale. This
land is sold without the privilege Of redemption
L. Bradley, J. W. Mathis will show the lands to
persons wishing to purchase.
TERMS, IL, lS and "a months credit. Notes
with good security required, and lien retained
for the purchase money.
Ti0S. MUNFORD, @. 4. VI.
january c, 4 s6O-.Gw-prs fee $3.50.