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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-17

: HUMAN SACRiFtCE.-A strange affair is
related IN the Russian journals: AT Moscow,
lei. ulgnfS back the ccGpIerS OF vast house
~ tne cOraer "a Great West street Were ava
keued by glare and cracking OF a fire, and
on getting u p found that large pile OF fuel,
consisting Of logs OF iir Trees which had been
collected Ia the courtyard. was III Hames.-
The c0uiidsTAtI0n was extIugulSled as quick
u as possible. ga examining the remains OF
the nTe tl4 caicIhed bones OF WoRdu Were
found, ANA 1t turned ont that widow named
fhaleskl E. aoout 40 years OF age, who haG
lived III tue house, had disappeared. Nothing
could o. heard OF this woman, and as shs had
repeatedly declared that III these times the
sacrifice OF human victims was necessary 10
apDeaSe the wrath CT q ed against sinners, the
Conclusion was come to that she had Ii hted
up the nre and placed herself III the midst OF
il 10 be consumed. In the Russian Empire,
the Moscow Journals state, seii-crematIon,
from motives OF religious fauauclsm, Is not
rare. In the provinces OF OlonetZ, Tor exam
pie in the course OF last spring, not fewer
nan - persons, men and women, ourut them
serves 10 death IA The DeiIef that they were per-
forming an acs pleasing 70 God.
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Franklin, Archer. trustee for +. Ell

lot X Co.
Furcron, VIM, Caroline and George
Ferguson, Mary and children. 49,.
Fore, Albert G., estate. ..............
FOrsIine, K J
Farmer, Jemima ...................
Farmer, Michey Observation-Disclosures.
Franklin, Henry, trustee. ............
FranNlin, Polly, estate. ..........,...
Farmer, Phebe.
Farmer, Mary Observation-Disclosures.
Farmer, Marian Observation-Disclosures.
Fore. Thomas and wife
Fuqua, Sam'l's estate. ...............
Fuqua, Daniel f.. ............
Farmer, Mary ............
Fuqua, John ID. Observation-Disclosures
Freeland, Archibald .............-..
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-17

e. LReches. Leecaes:! Leeches!!!-I
have " -trecelyed. by Adams Express, lot Of
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
F.Si-CC FFLNG ana ItE h I ptohpIi ~,
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amen
can Hotel, tentgInce on nth stXeet and at night
at the corner of Leigh and l0thStreets.
al PIT r. c. H0RS0N.
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DELINQUENT STATE TAxEs-continued

I Tn.
l. unredeem again
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,r,xr,ry AND LOCAL DESCRIPTION OF LAND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-17

LNOR SALE
l. $4,000 VIRGINIA 6'E, ,,
s. shares HANK or VA. ST0Ckayw,f.TH
loo shares BANK OF THE CoMNoN"
20 shares Va. FIRE AND MARlNk SSiTTtS0SS
10 shares RICHMOND FIRE ASSoOiA'
STOCK. ~ ,,vsS K
$500 Sd Mortgage VA. AND TENN
BONDS.
In suns 70 SUIT pn'enaserw PURCELL CO
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OFFICE OF K. n. MAURa \ a.
RICHMOND, August y, lsU ytR-
CTOCkS AND Bu<Ds tOR sa
= GINA SIX PER CENFS;na,, p,tIROAp
stA Len RAN cI of Commonwealth STOCK
Shares karmsrs' Bank SfOCh;, Ats
Shsfes Bans of Virginia SFOOh. ar
uOSIERY. H0StEkf::-Jus'
osr oTn as sus COTTON HOSE al snsli.ss pd
1000 Misses
i.ooSd0a Cents COTTON HALE ho8'''
Also, zoo dog. l.. q. hDkFs., Al 81 avail ST.
All of which we Offer "a The trade d
xanca upon coat III imports llon; . ,uENIs
'"Aee GINrER, ALVEY = sNslnss
ap3-ts neHtets at'
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HATS, &c.

no. BALLARD HOUsE.-The sub
~ SER her informs his friends and customersCu
that he has removed fgom his old stand, ~
No 81 Main street. 10 No. Ballard House, op -
posite tho Exchange Hotel. whore he - prepared
u serve them ~ the latest fashions OF HATS and
CAPS Thankful for past fsyors, he sohcits a con
tlnuancs of the same.
Sc Sim JOHN THOM PSON.
"a SOUTHERN NANUEAtTUKY-
"a ESTABLISHED 1886 The subscr her respect
fully invites the attention OF the merchants Of
Virginia and North CET0iina tn this extensive
stock of his own and foreign MANUFACTURED
HATS. Purchasers viii find 1t to th.ir interest To
call at his house previous 10 .olng fu Their North,
as he Is leaving nothing Unduue, spaTtng no eS-
pease "r pains. TO keep the Southern trade AZ the
scuth Goods sold in this house Will DO warrant
ed to compare favorable In quality and prices WITH
goods coming from any other market. There will
be found all the qualities Of wool and I UR
HATS, from the lowest pfce negro hat "a the huest
quality 'or gentlemen. Also. BOYS and chill
DREN'S HATS and CAPS, of all grades and
st, les LADIES RIDING HATS and LADIES'
FURS. of all the various qualities
Purchasers will do well 10 eatl and examine.
ss3-ts JOHN DO0LEl. RIohm" nd, Va.
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THE Ice T2ADR OF hos roN.-Iae New Or
leans correspondent of the Charleston Cou-
r!er gives the following Information concern
ing the commence nent Of the ice trade:
ia 1898. Mr. Frederick Tudor, of Boston,
ma lie tue irsJ Shipment OF ice that ever went
o. ssa sailing himself, in his own brig with q
clrsJ Of l3J tons OF IT, Amidst much difficulty
he psrseVered IN The business, or rather ms at
Irunut ID make II business, making no profit
by Il until after the war of lel2-l5. Then he
Obtained the monopoly OF the Havana ousI-
MESSIAH in por ant prlvIle ge-irom the Gun
government. In 1917 he introduce The trade
iuIo your city the next year INTO Savannah :;
aud in 1920 INTO this city. Tney tell gooG
story OF tbs first cargo that arrived here. Il
seems the powers that We're, municipal aud
medical, enter .aiued the idea that ice an
unhealthy article OF consumption IN a hot
climate. Public excitement ensuad, and the
yrsuIj was tne dumping OF the Whole cargo
iu - the Miss ISsip.i.
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EuuAWAYS.

"a FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will
sAF give FIVE DOLLARS to any one who will
a brig my boy PETER TO me, at No. u Main
~ street. Peter Is a muatto and about 2Uy ears
x.of age; has 2 note ron me, authorizing
hIm TO get work. He has been seen Church
Hi and about the Dock within the last few days.
Sc Its ThUS. TAYLOR. j.
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NAME OF THE PERSON CHARGED
WITH TAXES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
~ Gents Furnishing Goods.
II n

~ Cents Furnishing Goods.
T. A l. /, - 60.
100 MAIN SIRE EFT
Travelling Shirts, Gauntletts, Drauers
Naude Shaws, Gloves, Mufners
Blankets, Stocks, Suspenders.
Dress NJ Robes, Neck Ties. Night smr's
Collars, HandkerchIefs, Night Cam
The stock is .arEe. well assorted. and VIII he .o5
right. Particular attention is called to our N r.
RlNO UNDER WEAR for Gents use. copsrA,,n,
OF SHIRTS, DRAWERS and SOCKS the assort
ment comprises every approved stN le and quatty
reguia< make and full lines Of SIZES shlrts tom
81 to Al breast; Drawers from rs To A waist "a
Socks, all sizes. Call at 100 Main street
Sc l3--ts W. 5. TUPMAN. Agent
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Total amt
of Tax,uud
in t g r o st
thereon
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QUANTITY AND LOCAL DESCRIPTION or :
LAND. L
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04


The schooner Emily krnh, from veFa
Cruz on the II b. has arr.sed.
Mraman bonbarded The ely On the l3h.
But lilile d.mage ws- done
a detachment of MirsmnAs tronps. from
Alvsrsdo was attacked. and completely ryui-
~ hy the Liberals.
o. the 7,h l,g Of truce was sent 10
Juarrz. which resulted 10 suspension 81
hcs,iliiies.
a military congress, consisting or ia~
chiefs Of the t~o armies snd representatives
o. foreign governments, me, The same eve
lnng. The result j. unknown.
Il was reported that Mrsmon had sban
doned the siege snd deserted the arm,
and taken refuge on b ard The French feet
Mir.mons communication wiih the interior
was entirely cut of The city Of Mrxico
bad pronounced agains, him. aud his army
was deserving him
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

IL The esin;endeni OF PIblic Instruc
ion claims that the money collected for II
cense 10 this county must be paid into N,
general fund. and distributed throughout The
State. a. other school funds are distributed
IN proportion 20 the number of chldren.- -
n ihis be done, % The IS 800 p ID over BY
,his county, and 10 fact BY this township. >.
there are but two licenses issued outside
,his township 10 The county, We will not gel
hack $50 Under this view OF sIfe case. 'his
county pays fsr more for educating children
ou' q The coun y than in it.-Iod. Locomo.
tive.
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Miramon commenced the siege Of Yer
crsz on the 9Th. On the 6 u two steamers ar
pearsd before The city aud refused 10 sho,
their colof-. Commodnre Jarvis therefor
ordered The Seraiogs, with detschmen's from
the Savannah and PrebIe, in the steamer
Indianula aud Wave. ic proce.d d 10 the an
chorage and ascer' ain their character. A,
the Saratogn. 'owed by the Indianolo, ap
preached, The steamers tried 10 escape, bu
they were too hate.
Captain Turner sent hoat with fsg "a
demand the nationality Of The steamers -
The boat wa fred upon i~irs, whereuoon
The Sara'ogs fired broadsde into the
steamer Miramon aud ,he acnon became.
general. Boln steamers now holsltd The
Spanlsn h.g.
A''er spirited engagement Miriam sur
rendsred, and with most u fis nen ~as
laken prisoner.
The American loss was three wounded
one II whom NOR ally. Tae II. xican loss
was bout Ii'ieen killed. and from twenty
To thirty WOUNDED
Mtamon paid So. 800 for the two ste,m-
ers. The steamers passed BY all the fo-
rgn sqnadrons aud The c.-tlss without ho,.,.
ing nrg. although drred 10 do 80 by
shot from the castle aud Other signals The
English, French, aud Spanish vessels oi
war did not notice the fact. The engage
meat took place by moon light. The prs
oners corrooorat- The report Ia relation u
the steamers lha, they cleared from Havana
a. tner,h n'men and hui-tcd tie Mexican
lAg only after they 40 that pori, and sub
scquenily mounted guos.
Mirsmon notified the foreign vessels thai
he void commence the bon bardm-ni 81 Vera
Cruz On the nigh; oi the 18Th, and he wouldl
not b responsible for The shipping anchor
ed under tile castle. Or the night oi The l3 h,
he officers on the deck OF the Gen. Mira
mon heard heavy csnnonading In the disec
lion Of vers Cruz
There were captured with the two steamers.
'ix morsr-, FIX p FOUNDERS. and 2OOO stand
q smell arms. The steamers are worlh $50,
90 They broke down on The third DAY ou,.
md put INTO Si.a The Msleri l. ol war
we're siosed away beIoa, out " si.ii % ",
men, Who we're ignorant Of The destination d
he expeciiion, aud who were forced into he
'trticr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

How TO GROW PEACHES EVERY YEAR.
The following, BY correspondent
Of the Ohio Cultivator. ia worth atrial
by ell lovers Of delicious fruit:
''irocure your trees grated upon
the wild plum stock. The tree par
takes Of the nature Of the plum, being
hardy, and will never wintcr.kill, and
putting out late in the spring, will me-,
yer be injured BY the frost, and it is .
certain preventative against the work
ihgs Of the peach grub, while the nat
ural lifetime ofthe tree is beyond that
of our own; so you may depend upon
peaches every year, and for a long pc
riod Of time, without the destructive
and discouraging Influences attending
the growth OF the common pcach.--
They can be obtained for from fifty to
scventy-fivc cents per tree, and you
had better pay five times the amount,
than not to obtain them, and be Ger.
tain Of peaches every year. Try il,
and our word for il yoa will le salts
fled with the result"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

ANovfL D,voRcE CAsr -Pe,haps the mos,
''inguIsr divorce case for the Most disgusting 2
offence human could perpsirsie vas before
Jsdse Loeso, oi the Cnsocery Court. few
day. since. A husband prayed a divorce
from he young vie, alleging ,hs, she pre-.
fsrred The e pder embraces Of dog instead o.
her husbsnds, snd that she was hsb,uslly
galley q shis horrible practice. Human m
iuss can descend 20 no lower depshs of de.
pFssity. Vet shocking ss THE is sgsins,
dsceaey. the Court could give no relief
There y - sw upon our statute books
sosehins the subject. snd no wonder; men
Who taow woman best and purest Of nll
seipes sesld aos imagine such def Iement. ~
lsatssllls Courier. N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

oTThe Evening Post publishes The iol.
lowing poem, with . paragraph stating ihaI
Il wss received win note, informing them
that Il wss written +ss . dirge Tor friend
. oung, gifted, and highly cultivated wo-
,msn-who. alter . long struggle with povi
srty End wasting sickness. just as she had
found shelter 10 loving, manly heart, died
Issi New Years eve. aud on New Years
asy. 1860, lay deso In her tridal robes in the
chapel q the New York University" ]. ls
surpsving beautiful.
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NO. AZ
Mummy Wheat.

We received a lew pounds Of Mum
my Wheat -four few days ago, from
our fellow citizen, A. B. Mckee, l.sq..
and we find that itmakes sweet and
nntricious article Of food, either scrvcd
up into cakes, as buckwheat flour, Or
AS loaf bread.
1t will be recollccted that a few
years age three grains Of this wheat
was found in the wrappings Of IN
Egyptian mummy, where they had
doubtless lain for many centuries, from
the fact that no wheat Of that variety
is found in Egypt at this time, it hav-
ling become, from some canse, extinct
there. This wheat was sent to Eu
rope and from thence here, where it
has been cultivated BY a few individ-
nails. A year ago Mr. Geo. d. Hay,
iormerly Of this city, but now OF New
Orleans, procured and sent to his son
u this city a small n pickage Of the
-eed, which was placed in the hands
2f Mr.. Mckee 70 experiment with
lie planted about one acre and culti-
waited it like Sorghum, and raised. We
from it, about fifty bush.
els OF grain.
The grains are little larger than
Sorghum seed, shaped very much like
Indian corn, and are OF brownish
color. The -four resembles the bnck.
wheat flour little, but has more Of o
purplish, chocolate caste. This edible
might be considered corn rather than
= wheat, and was, in all probability,
the corn allnded 10 in scripture as be-
ing in Egypt, where Jacob sent his
sons for food, when starvation was
about to overcome the people in al
Canaan.
It seems perfectly adapted TO our
soil and latitude, and from its great
yield, soft hull and easy cultivation,
must become one Of our leading ce-
reals for bread, and food for stock. 1t
resembles the Sorghum in appearance
4 little, yet its stalk is not so large nor
loes it grow so tall, but ike the for
ner plant, bears its seed in its fimbri-
atcd extremity. .-Vincerncs Gaz.
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Dyspepsia and General Debility.
CARLISLE. Warren, County. O.


March 8. 1853.
DIR G w. r BAcK-Dear Sir:- For the
benefit Of suffering humanity permit ME 70
say that have found your Scandinavian
Blood Pariier and Blood Pills, sure cure
ior Iudge-Iion and Liver Csmplain,. Ihave
suffered from The above.me niioned diseases
for FIVE years and have tried great many
ply sicians. bur all 70 no purpose. l sas ad-
vlsed BY friend TO try your Blood Purifier
and Pills and did 90. was living ia Gin
rinna,i at The time, and went 10 your o.
fee snd purchased one bottle of Purifier and
one box Pills 20 commence with, aud bless
the day found yonr valuable medicines. for
l am enj ying good health at present. and
leel confident that the cure j. permanent.- 80
Let others buy aud take whs, hey please,
|as Tor me, give me the Blood Purifier and
Pills for Oh chronic diseases, which arise
from impure blood Or arrangement Of ,be
digestive organs. ! take no other medi-
|cines, and have not for the las eighteen
months. Most truly. 4. v. DuDoIs
G1See advertisement
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

T-T The Widow of celebrated musician
had in-cribrd on his monument: "He 4
gone where only HE music can be cxceIled. =
NJ widow y pyrofechnist saw this and
had inscribed on her husbands tomb---"IIs
is gone where only bic Gre works can BE- *.
lcsllsd."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

IL The Cincinnati Commercial says new
poistoes were served At The Gibson House
10 that city on Thursday. raised too in The
vicinity. The planting was made las,
August when the tops had grown 20 the
neigh, Of i've or six iachss, they were all
moved down; the entire surface Of the
patch" thsn covered with straw and barn
yard manure, and in this way growth was
promoted during the win,e,. The iuber-
were gond. even better than those 20 be
had IL July. The success d The experiment
fully justified The sxps nse, since the ground
j. now oil The better for early gardening
purposes.
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puDusMso EvsRv wsDHEsDAY. AT JASPER
-sN DvsoIs COUNTY, ispIANA, BY
OF ExEuT D0AN E.
oPfIcE-CoRHER o. MAcDosA.p AND
f1F 'A wEsr SrREsrs.
.TERMS-STRlCTLY IN ADVANCE:
Nisgls Subscription, for ffsy Nos.. 81 80
pws sx months, 90


fos squase 81 10 Iinesor less, ! week, 81 co.
Each subsequent insertion, 25 cts.
Langes advertisements. at same rate. A
fraction cver even square or squares, counted
% . squAse. These are the terms for tran.
sie ns sdv ~ rtisements; reasonable deduc.
sIo q will be made TO regular advertisers.
No,ices Of appointment Of administrators
snd legal notices Of like character to be
paid for in advance.
AnHoUncIKo CANDIDATES:
Fss Township Offices, each, SI.oo
Fer County :" I" 200
For nistrict, Circuit, or State. 800
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

IL An adv.r,iremeni appears in an L 80
erD paper, which reads ss 70 lows: Ru'
away--a hired servant namet J I'M. his nos.
turned Up five Ie,l eigh, inches high, an.
had On par Or corduroy pants much worn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

eA lessss hss been addressed by seve.
~ pssainsut Demoes,s o. Clinton county
h'hrsssv sost Legislative sspirsnss. asking
vhsshss they will support Gov. Joseph A.
Wright ios y. :. senator 10 plscs q M.
yasss Thsis' Wspssss he not ya bees
Sa AAs KJui# Afl
MNRkaMK14A
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Nora.
~ sARAH SHELBY cLrMER.

Nsra 10 dying. - well 80 The year,
And mine 10 the cad. sweei task.
To smeeshc her pillow and 81, BY her side,
And tell wha. her SOFT eyes ask.
The ersses sver my fingers glide
Aslbrsid her long brown hair.
Ard ssise II srouSd her quesnly brow
Ere The dsssh-dsmp settles there.
Noss 10 dying-is leaving the world
Il passing ", 90 ,he night,
The one brief nigh, that les between us
And the morn Of eternal light.
x-,s u dying bur ism calm.
4 willingly isi her GO
i 10 not best sIi women should live.
God and The angels know.
ssms women must suffer, some women mus
weep,
And tie better that they sh,nld die.
Thsn hsrrow the lives o. those they love,
With breaking hearts hong cr,.
Nsvs h deed. % well as the year.
silent s"d white che lice.
And the besO'itui Iigh, o. her besulful sou
9Iss gone from her beautiful eyes.
Close Them gently. and press . last kiss
On her lips, o heart o. despair.
Tnen lesve the slone 10 twine tue white
howers
In tks brsids Of her long brown hair.
And Ist them bring me her bridal dress.
Morn wished il before she died
Wished me 10 make her toiIe, IN death,
The same a. she wore Thy bride.
Noss is dead. and ye, am calm,
! willingly let her 90.
i, l. no. best oil women shculd live,
God end the angels know.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04
Gentle Smiles.

The sweet young nowers u early Spring,
Are beaulisu, 20 me.
And brigh. The many stars that shine,
Il Upon the calm blue sea.
But gentle smiles snr loving hearts.
\ And hands 70 clasp my own.
Are better than the brightest fiowers,
Or stars that ever shone.
The sun may warm ,he erase 10 life,
The dews the dropping flowers.
And eyes grow bright. and watch the light
OF au,unn's opening hour.
But gentle smiles Of tenderness,
Oi smiles we know are true,
Are warmer than the sumner time,
And bri. hfer than The dew.
---------------
JssEPn SMITH, JR.-ErrvLTs r, PLAc,
HIM AT THE Head OF MoRMosIsM
correspondent Of The st Louis Republican
wriling from Nauvoo, under date Of the l5l
instant. SAYS:
J,reph Smith Jr, son the prophet. 10 here
as also the other members Of the iamily.-
Joseph is understood among the SAINTS 10
be me successor Of his father ia his prophet.
&c oiiice, and i is hn;ed among the wouId-b,
wise ones that he Is about TO assume the
robes Of his sacred oiiics. BE that % il ma,
u IS true, that he il now entertaining del.
egalicn from Salt Lake, who are using ever,
percussion in their power to convince the
J oung prophet that We IS called Of God
forthwith 10 assume the office, and proceed
70 Salt Lake, and take the head Of the Mr.
msn Council. Joseph Is man Of strong
-pnse aud should he undertake the station
| have no doubt would endssvor to max
q reform among ms people. He is de,i-
deily against polyesmy. 10 favor Of obedi
ence 10 ias, and opposed, 10 any form. 10
milking the geniiIss.
], il 10 be hoped that he will undertake III.
task, and succeed in making Sal, Lake the
home Of upright, law abiding citizens, In
s'esd Of den of thieves. Joseph, howev.
er. is bcset on The other side by en- orgsniz-
alton Of Mormons 20 this State, who are L.
nrei 10 Council at Anboy on 9th OF April
nex', 10 become their head. and to call
round him a. tie faithful. II il not KIN ,wn
hN he will Iiien 20 any Of their propossls
'ut certain il l., he refuses 10 exercise The
power within his control. te has quali,
not given TO common men, to resist when
emp,ed with the certainty Of power that
needs not the armies Of France or Russia &
enforce il, but power that is over mind,
md absolutely controls over half million
4 souls, without force and without expense
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

UA Mr.Goodman, OF Springfield
Illinois, had some corn planted which
was in tasscl in less than six weeks.
It was Of the common variety, soaked
in chloride Of lime eight hours. Tho
corn planted at the same time and not
subjected 10 this process, was hardly .
foot high. A pound Of chloride Of
lime il sufficient fur forty acres Of corn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

PosToficE STATlsric-.-The New York
Tribune Of TO l7tb lnsi.. las . list Of post
Vhices 10 United States which yield a ne,
revenue 10 the government Of more than .
Thousand doIlars, or Of which The compensa.
iion 10 the postmaster exceeds 81 700 Nv
From this we take the following in relation
ofiices 10 indiana. The fret column IL
he salary Of the postmssters, the second
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

U-It is asserted BY those who have
tried 1t, that ii 10 setting out fruit
trees, the position they originally boro
70 the points Of the compass be care-
fully observed and maintained, the
trees will commence bearing very
,much sooner,