davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

OPENING OF CITY LIBRARIEs.-With the COM
mencement of Fall, ended many Summer vacation
to book readers and stu tents and they will soon be
found al their old aunts again. Most of the libraries
we're opened yesterday, though the Mercantile remaias
closed as yet, and the new WOman's Library il not
quite ready to commence operations. AT AstoT Libra
~, the rooms have undergone a thorough cleaning,
and every book has been taken down and carefully
examined. No new books have been added, either
here or at the Historical Library. few additions
have been made to some of the libraries, all Of them
have beet carefully freed from dust, and are ready
once more to receive their friends and members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

IhPORTLET ARREST FOR EMBEZZLEHEST.-Abouta
year ago young man, passing under the name OF j.
+. &c PArc and sometimes Newman, or Niemann,
but whose true appellaion is said to be LQdoyico
Joachim julius Tode, was commissioned by an English
firm by whom he was employe ed, TO s,l ship Of
q ei-s T16e made the sale st. Petersburg realizing
for the vessel SIS 600. Instead Of paying over the
money to the owners he appropriated TO his own uso
and camo straight 10 this county, where be arrived IN
September, 1852 reward Of $500 was offered for
hir apprehension, and full description together with
portraits Of him. were at forwarded to our detec
tive officers Matsell & Co, Independent Police De-
ecys have been very active in trying to secure the
q ef and realize the reward. Copies Of the portrait
were sent to every part of the country but although
year hsd elapsed not until yesterday he secured
He has travelled much during his years sojourn in
America has favored all the wateringplaces with his
prefenee and has beside visited nearly every city and
town of Importance interest in the United States
He has also been for several months IN THE city and
has been valued guest at each of the principal hotels
here.
Yesterday, however was an unlIcky day for Tode,
and the ttltale portrait told sorry tale against the
distinguished foreigner Detectives Elder and McCord
who, owing to certain information they had received
from gentleman in the Russian banking business,
have for several days been IN hot pursuit yesterday
morning ssped The person whom they we're in search,
looking into show window aud arrested him. The
prisoner proved to be the IOnglocksd for Tode and
exam ing the room at his hotel the officers found about
$50, OOO mostly in Russian bank bills. The prisoner
was taken to the Police Headquarters, and detained
for the present lie takes his arrest very cOoy, adj
mi,s nothing bit sssms to be under the impression TIA
there lie extraditon treaty with Russia by vrtus o.
which be can be sent back to St. Petersburg. he will
rot, however be permitted to slip through thu ingeu
Of the officers until thorough search has seen mad,
for some legal loop that will bold hin fast,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

TIE BosroE WHgRHrass.-A correspondent, wit.
| rg frm Eevb1Tgh Sept. 7, esys; "Ths reno ~nsd
Bostcu Wherrymap reached oar vilIsge ri 10 oolock
this forenoon having stopped night II West Point.
He Is IN HB. health ard spirits and will Start his
voyage NJ the rfeSr tbs afternoon at o'clock. As
aeon "a bis boat touched ihe wharf, he waited
nv our Regatta As,ociaspp and public dinner tea
deted him, which 10 nodes,ly iaolose yon
the bill Of fare. Don't talk about your Booie-Japan
ess. Ball bif Of fare, will you"
RE CEPTIOs DfHrHR mr MARIE, ne Whey'tndn, az We
Rooms Of he NeObH0h Re9lita A'''sdh'' saturday 'P'
BILL OF PARE
shs~snyunk wtorebtrres, do Wtntergeen oeuss D.ls-
ps Ps. Lms oSsoes and sweet p
5erst1l Irbh 90 anF oou1tyl DAnsal orssa y
Pend water
PUBLIC TRrsL OF SroSE .DIG0ISd MAcHHE.-h
country where ths arabic lands are filled with loose
bouders 10 the great impeachment Of good tillsge, o
simple stroog sno sfReseious rock-puler is public
blessing No prairie farmer, whose plov sios unob-
structed through mile fnrrows Of garden soil can ap-
preciate such blessing; but the occupants of West
che ster County lands >ed no elaborate argument to
convince them # its meS We have no do lbt there
FORE that large concourse Of farmers will assemble
on Wednesday at the farm OF Mr.. f.. Flagg, near
YOnkers, TO see q public tyei OF suoh machine.
" Bolles patent stone.digger aod waayer," will be
put in operation at that psce al o'clock in the morn
ing and fairly tested The machine consists OF strong
two wheeled truck, having framework, windlass
and chains To the chains attached heavy grapns
hooks which being fixed in two small holes drilled in
the in bedded rock or boueer the windass is turned
and the mass Of stone is hoised out OF the ground aud
may b. transported t. any desired place. The ps'outes
claims that With this machine be remove 100 rocks
in the course of day.
MARINE Losses FOR AUGUsT.-The Underwriters
losses for August have been smaller than any pre-
yious month this year The average monthly losses in
1859 ere over g. 900 OO0 this month they are less
than 81, 100000 In August, 1859, they were s32l4
300; in August, 1860, they $956,SOO, or only
about 30 per cent. In other corresponding mootbs
was there any such variation. Should so remark.
able decrease be shown the next few month";, the
charge could only be attributed TO the fact that ad'
vsnced raea Of freight had removed the temptation to
make foul Losses. The wrecks this month have bsen
steamers 10 ships II banks II briggs and IA schOon-
es Value of cargoes sf62, AGO. vessel and freight,
a iOQ 0O0 Tho Joeaas ,bis VAR va haau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

-, nj, nsns, :, Jol- Cann pan.e, Cregan, James
ara Pstrik Cssfsn arrested nv Sergt BuraeH
ana avi ay, the Ehte. nth Ward chssed with break
% ,bs lonor tore Michael Oannen No S4 tnt ave-
noe soon Der entering the place the oueSs po9noed uP0s
N en- and occurred the whole gang lhey were Asen oeoe jas
tcs Connolly and committed for examination Jshersoz
Market Police Cout yestsI dAy Justice oI9oy Pesdns
100 sn hat IL years old brought three several
charges II burglary He gave biz nsme q. Sts~a Prime and
~ Of the crime ioiows The prisoner
VIC humber Of persons who occupied The ten men No l9
~ Tbty. first street, On Spnosv aisht las, Prime took ad
se Of the uters OF the household vidt the Of
iodSeT named Jsues w. Freeman. Here he hastily
Jared ss7 worth o. Jaues goods end ohatte aud Cfcr
mr. oud rrmRk IN gid coss spanish b. yamosed the rancho
instanssr Urluciiy for the entepipg Prime nqaiiave
poc nan, the Tw nteh Precinct. suruamed Lyrg
ssighway and th~Ieupon conquered tas bure soux
Prime having traced P from TAty hrst sreest Beel
street where b. had endeAgoTed sell copy Of the life
Washington aid thence Nc lo9 Nassau eet where the
appreherded the Sunday Eobber Prime ssaShd
and number % paw found hin rspreoeuas
property that had been previously stolen from other Pefsops In
the house lie bad accomplished the rosbe By a
false keys Committed aud m default Of bs2 locked ap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

FIGHT BRoKEs UP.-A gang ofrlwa.ee collected
on The blooming road Seyenty hh a LATE on SUP
day eaoon fer hs parposs Of witnessing reg hsh w1cs
nsd teen take place between young ouise
officer Dalke TWeuy-secoDd Ward being sPpsed o. the
fact speedily the go nd and st rs sppleAen tae
Fed Tie fooVed pursuit and succeeded stfng e'cns
Kierasu ere ofthe reported principal. and Nehess
spectator The Others all escaped hiernAn SA "
Juuise Connolly and Kerney was disohHgee-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

A BRUTAL MOTHER BEATIaG AID CUTTING EGR
CHILDEES.-On Sunday afte snoop, the attention Of
Officer Kelly of the Twsnty.s eOond Ward Yves directed
10 row Of frame buildings Forty.nsth street. near
Eleventh avenue known TO the police as lovers
Row by hearing cries I'd screams for help. He
bastened TO the spot sn there found Mary Fowler,
Irish woman terribly Beating two of her children,
the eldest boy seven yesrs of age and the other
GbJd of only three yea rs The first 10 charged she
had cut upon the be I'D and arms with large knife,
end the other bore black eye and several cuts sod
bruises On bis body The police are of the opinion
that the infnraed woman would have killed her oldest
boy If the officer had not nterfered TO him from
further violence. The woman was arrested, and with
the ehild Ell R ken TO the SatonHouss where Police
Surgeon Iys WAS called to attend the little sufferers
The woman was lockedap.
FIGHT AND STABBIEG AFFRAT on SHIPBoAHo'-
George H. Vought and John Cain, laborers engaged
on boz rd the soop Sampson Dale lying at the 1901 Oh
Fo'i .y-seyenth street., N. r., qusrreed about "a
O'Clock on Monday moruing, when Vought, as
Charged DIRE knife and plunged into the abdomen
Of his adversary, ibfcting most frghttul wound,
from which the intestnes protrudsd The cries Of the
lellieere1ts were heard by Officers Whitman aud
Vohpger Of the Twenty second ward they ran aboard
the vessel ard arrested yought .hO was seut to the
lookup. Surgeon lves was called and, after dressing
Cams wound ordered hin 10 be conveyed to the Hos
! PitSl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04
tAdvsrusementl
GURHEY's GALLERY.
AZ. -or Q,o.4.u
fAdverti,erneaal
PHOTOGRAPHS. IyoKrTrPa,
MIstkTuRss In On. and DASuxRAkoyrPAA

"0UR LEADING MEN" may get some very senn-
bic advice By hsvit their heads ip.d the real characters
polluted cut end their and dhcisacea fully described
by FOwLER MkLLs, II No DS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04
[AdYertisemenl

TWENTY -EOlk EhOIOOkAFh IOhtKAIIS fOts
81 Every picture ane toe Daueueotyps Large ds 81,
Photograph ak fcI sS At HotsEss oaI Gallery, No ssS
Broadway. Views iOt ske,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

harp irs.,sd Of IsDguii ard lsies', SO ia to moo
a!ttT lore coE6ns n, at IL closed rooms al sitting
ssnosphefe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

STREET CLEASISa AND ABATEMENT or MOI
sAscIs The following ia schedule of the work done
in the Bureau of Sanitary Inspection, for the week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04
A WAY OF PAYING DEBTS IN KANSAS.

"Las Officer at the Ireasuy Of the Turkish Government
Men. York Aug 80. at BeyroUt"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04

MUSICIANS ERRAST The Alleghanians, the vocal
troupe, have been travelling through Central America
They gave four concerts large audiences at the Chu-
cha Islands and were to proceed thence to Truxillo
and other places.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18

IL DR HosTErTER's BITrERs have re-.
ceived the warmcst encomiums from ths
press and people throughout The Union. A.
valuable tonic for the cure or Dyspepsia
Fla'ulence, Constipation and general her.
vous debility, i canoot be approached. Ev.
cry day new cases Of us great effect are
chronicied through our public journals.
There i nothing equal in The enjoyment, ID
that which the afflicted experiences when
using this valuable specific. Its mild tone.
- sure and vigorous action upon disorder.
Cd stomach, and the cleansing Of the entire
human body. should recommend il 10 al
classes Of our community. All that will be
necessary % convince the skeptical Of it,
healthy effects. i 70 purchase . bottle and
oe convinced.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
See advertisement in another column.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18
Ss:crin''> sale.

se virtue 81 an execution 10 me directed
- from ne flee " ,h- Clerk 81 the & nr
Y Y mno on Peas II Dubois county. Ind
"ill 'ifrr Tor sale 81 pubic nncttpn, ID III.
highest hid -. Tor cash u hand, AZ The dovl
q the Court House, il Jasper, un
Saturday, January %. 1860.
between the hours prescribed BY law, the
rents and profits for seven years Of The lol.
lowing described real estate. situated ia Du-
bois county. ta-wii:
The North East quarter Of lhe' South
West quarter OF section ~, town 3. south
range . west; The North Est quarter N
the South East quarter OF section "a, town
y, South Of range s wet; the ) 9th East
quarter Of The North East quarter o. section
M, town 3. South VI range ) Wet, The
South. West quarter Of the SuuIh-Ne.f a.
~ sector 20, town South Of rarge 5
west, containing in AZ lc0 acres.
Aud on failure 10 realize The full amount
OF principal, interest aud cost called to- b,
said writ, vii. al the same time and place
and - Ike manner. cell the lee simple u
said real estate.
Taken IN execution as the property ~
Herman Behrena al The suit OF Jacob Bau.
seher JACOB HERMAN. 5. ID. g.
Dec ~. 1s59.-35-3w 81 30
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18

SEALED Proposals will be received BY
- The Undersigned commissioner at HI,
residence 10 Knoxville or may be sent 10 The
Auditor Of Dubois"county, Indiana, on and
until Thursday, the 9th Of February, IA. ID.
1850. for q bridge across Patoka river al
Knoxville. Said bridge Is 10 be covered
with blackjack clap.bca-ds, and weather
boarded substantially. Plans and specifca
tons may besfound at The Auditors Office Of
Dubois county. The timber Tor said bridge
must be cut on or before the lsl o. March,
1860. The contractor viii be required 10
GIVE bond aud security for The faithful per-
'prmhnce q the contract, 10 double the
nm 4lAi Al lhs contract price.
Jan. -Jw- Will LIAM HARDIN
VII fssA i-ASie. a.tast cofy .l day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18
STATE Board Of Agriculture. .

! Al the meeting Of the Board on The secona
day, the election Of eight members va.
gone into. twas unanimously resolved :,
expend the remainder Of The geological eur.
vsy fund in those Counties in which there
= coal A resolution was adopted declaring
i improper 70 award premiums 10 horses for
speed alone. without taking iato considers
lion other good qua lilies.
Mr.. IIamrick, from The committee on The
next State Fair, reported that the C,mmit.
tee h.drrceived proposals from bul one place
-Lsfayette- and asked that the Committee
be allowed until the nexf meeting of the
Board. 10 February. 10 make final report
After some debate the following. offered b,
Mr.. Lsomis, was adopted
That this Board consider Indianarols
The best place for holding The next STATE
Fair, provided the citizens viii tfford ,ucb
facilities Us will enable them TO d. 30. ana
that The question OF location be leit open
until The next meeting Of the. )ard eel,
and that The Secretary n The meantime re-
ceive proposals from other cities.
Mr.. Bennett, Of Union. presented The re-.
port OF the Committee on Farms. awarding
The first premium 500, % Sir. ID G. Rabt.
o Ohio county, for the best cultivated farm
Of one hundred aud forty -fy. acres. on The
Ohio river; and 10 Mr.. r. H. Collins OIL
Floyd county, the premium OF $50 Tor the
best cultivated farm " eighty acres. The
fpor', which was very interesting, was oc.
'upied by statistics OF the products Of both
arms for some years past. IL Collins ai ,
er the reading o. the papers. said thai h. |,
vas sorry that there were not more compet-i
tors for the premiums, aud he nov donated
he sum to the S ate Board, provided the
ame premium was offered fur this wear ~
lr. Rabb had determined not TO use an,
9 might receive in his favor for his own \,
imposes, but 10 apply i, for the benefit u N
le Board. lie was not in favor of Offering Y
Temiums on isrns again, for he feared ths
'ere would not be sufficient interest, aDol :
; would name again the purpose 10 whici
: would apply the money.
A resolution Offering premium on ~
'eco was opposed BY some members, o.
g ground that that the plant exiausls the I
y. anJ by Tie Others on the ground tIsr y,
. use u rhe 'weeu" whs an evil thall ii
uuld not be eac ura-ed. Il vas iinasl, v
4 BY iie vote. Mr. Boone submitted I,
port IN favor Of taking ,ir twenty PEI Il.
a. Of The premiums heretofore offered o. u
'ck adding that amount % agricultural .nc b.
'ehanics products DR. Mrredi,n aud others n
posed this and il was fnally postponed
ne "e'ion Of the ~ X, Bard New \
bsny l. dyer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18

u On the first page Of our paper
to-day will be found a synopsis OF the
proceedings Of the Democratic State
Convention. 1t will be seen that va
have ticket composed Of first rate
men, whom the democracy may vel
be proud Of; and whom they will cleo,
next Fall by handsome majority
We should very much like to have had
one candidate in the Pocket. as we be-
lieve we are entitled to that honor. but
as the fault was not that Of the Con.
vention, but OF some delegates from
Pocket counties, we are not disposed
TO Ind fault with the action of the ma
Jority. The ticket, SO far as we know.
deserves and will receive the hearty
support OF every good democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18
Democratic state Ticket.

FIR Governor.
THOMAS AsHENDRICRS Of Shelby
For Lieutenant Cover.
DAVID TURpIE. Of White.
For Secretary Of State.
WILLIAM II. SCHLATER. OF Wayne.
For AuditorsG State.
JOSEPH RISTINE Of Fountain.
For Tressurer'off Estate,
EATHNIEL 4. CUNNINGHAM, Of vigo
For Attorney General.
OSCAR B. HORD, Of Decatur.
For Superinsende nj Public Instruction.
SAMUEL L. RUG6. Of Alien.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
CORNELIUS O'BRIEN.of Dearborn.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
NJ. G. KERR. OF Floyd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18

vEyAKEN W by The subscriber 10 Rain
= bridge Township, DubuiS county, on
Ian. I'd lScO, one eSlr sos. Mark, sva t.
lo~ iofk N islt esI, crop f !. the rlrh,.
NJ otl',r mtrks Or brands noticeable. The
~ ner Of soid hog can have the sane on
proving property, aud paving rh.rr.s
;r. A. LEWIS GREEN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18
GOOD HEAVY
OVER COATS!
SELLING AT COST AT
jan. IS. THE cnEAPcASH STOR y
THE ENGLISH FLOODED HORSE


sN--> W'l make the erruine season
KY at ST. Mienaro. five miles east ol
Ferdinand. commencing on April l., and
ending July 80 h. snd viii be IT., a. 50: sea
son 81; insure IS; Billy il chestnut ba,. 4
wears Old. Is hands n. mural trottrr,
from the best English stock ana very zen
tie. lie has AIKEN The premium in The
Spencer county Fair. ss The best blood horse
~ any ace, and also two premiums as the
best horse Of bis class. Billy viii be shown
- Ferdinand on the 26ih VI March, aud in
Fulla on March 18Th.
Jan IS. '60-3w. p ULRrcH CHRISTIAN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18
The Democratic Party.


1t is q fact which stands cut prom
nertly in our national history, says til
Louisville Courier, that the Demo
cratic party dates its origin 70 tn
year 1898. At that time the Genera
Government was under the control Q
the adm inistratior ofthe elder Adams
and arrayed against his administra
ton was : party, styling itself the lie
publican, but holding substantial.
the principles now held by the Con
stitutional Democracy. Here, then, il
an admitted fact, that the Democratic
party has existed for period Of a,
least sixty years. This continued ex-
istence of the Democratic party has
been sought to be accounted for in
many ways. 1t has been urged that
it's members have been held together
by the "cohcsive power Of public
plumber" but this certainly does not
satisfactorily account for its continu-
ance. For even though the power Of
public piunder may have influenced
. portion Of the Democracy, yet at tie
same time it would in all likelihood
have also exerted as powerful intiu-
ence on the anti. Democratic paity;
hence, If the /" cohesive powered pub
lie plumber" could hold together the
Democratic, could it not also hold TO-
gether other parties for they have
certainly not been oLlivious to the
spoils Of Office.
Other reasons are assigned for the
permanency Of the Democracy, but
they are a. weak as the one to which
we have just alluded. The truth is
the Democratic party differs n,atcri-
ally from all other organizations, and
has continued il existence because il
is based on correct principles. To H.
Instrate: The creed Of our party con-
sists u few plain, cardinal princi-
ples, and by these principles we test
every public mcass<e, and if it fails
to stand the test Of principle we re-
ject it, whether it be popular or IN
popular. These principles are very
easily understood, and hence the hum
blest Democrat in the land has q full
comprehension Of true Democracy. 1
and can always detect unsound doe (
trines and measures.
Prominent among these leading
Democratic ideas Is the doctrine Of a
strict construction Of the Federal con.
stitution, as opposed to q latitudina-
rian construction. To carry ont this |
idea tie Democracy have uniformly
the exercise Of doubtful con- :
stituticnsl powers, such as the moor
poration Of . national bank and the !
passage Of high tariffs for protection !
alone. This principle Of strict con !
'truction Of the Constitution was Just
y correct sixty years ago a. il is to- !;
day, and viii b equally correct ftfy 7
years hence.
The Democracy have ever held TO
Tie idea that this government should .
" representative and not j consoli- !
dated Eepubtr TIM Tad..roi;.,s ..f
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18

20 Monday morning, January 16, Mr..
wAsH'scroS ARMSTRONG. long resident Of
this county.
I. ~ Taesday, January ~, Mr.. CoRsrrius
SEIMEEsAEIx.
erik Horn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18

Two CONSERVATIVES - The Advertised.
= having been restored 10 health in . few
weeks. by very simple remedy, sfier hsv-
NJ suffered several years with severe Lung
Affection. aud that dread disease. Consusnp-
tion--is anxious 70 make known 10 his fel-
lcw-suf' rers the means Of cure, To al
who desire i be will send copy 81 The pre-.
scriPion used Gree Of chsSee.) with dirss.
tons Tor preparsing and using The same.
which they will find sure cure fcr Consump.
ton. Asthma, Bronchitis, a.. The only
object Of the advertiser IN sending the pros.
ecu'iun l. TO benefit the sf1 cited. and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy, %
4 viii cost them nothing. and msy prove :
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. 3G0 FrRss SrREEl.
WilliamSburgh, Kings Co.. N. \.
Or III. lS5p-sx
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18

rs hereby given thai the undersigned ha-
been appointed Administrator ~ III.
E-taie Of Nathan Hubs. late 81 nuboi-
deceased Salt E-,.i. j. sum nsea
% be solvent III 23d Of Deee Ter 1863.
Jan. Is. BARBARA HOLES. Aamx
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18
MORE NEW GOClss,
A Fine Lot Of Winter


GtOiTS. P,nis and Vests ~ various sryi.,
- crasn's. Su-ppndrr- Giay.s. Woo
Comforts. Drawers ami Understands. Sal
jandkercgiels shirts &C.. alsa ID T.tines
nerlnees F'sn'els, Die~s Trimmings La
go collars, &C.. L.ng onJ doub. Shnuls
N .ntllia-. nlso bnniS AMI -hD.~. Has y, !.
caps \ fine assortment NJ oenfs MA L.
'ies over shoes aud very fire article. y,
'ied blankets, jist received and for ,ale
Hhe@psr than ever NJ tie
Jnu A. CHEAP CASH STORE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18
Administrators Noficc.

MOI ICE i hsrrh, gwen that the under
~ signed has been appointed sdmini.rra
~ r. The E.'a,e Of Ab.clem ]. Baker, late
~ Dubois county deceased. Sad estate l.
probably insolvert.
HENRY s G. BAKER.
Jan. 13- Coz Adm,nlsrr.,or.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18

IMPROVEMENT. NM We are elad u sec ,hsr
some ofVur enierprising 1lt'zens Aaye mado
\ s1aF' I'M Plank Walk. NOW iptihe resi
follow their sxample. aud WE Win soon W
EVE ~ ~ aslorcr tcwn cnniofgabiy