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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-02
FOR RM!pIEIa SINCE

B. Tomb, Banker, Tifin;J. j. Steiner, Atty
at Law. do; P. Emick, Merchant, do; G. W.
Black, Confectioner. do; DR.. Chambcrlin, N :
D., do; TEos. Swandler, Elder G. r. Church,
do; 2. Carson, prop'r Carson House; Forest;
Egbert Sage, Merchant, Carey; Chas. Parish.
Atty at Law. Wabash, Ind; Rev. Cooper
formerly of Tiffin, now Of Montiwac, Wis,
and Levi Weirick, prop'r of Davis House, Tiff
fin, Ohio.
ANY person wishing further information
vii do well TO communicate with either of the
persons referred to above
DR.J. SNYDER.
lacks Bl ock 1iff.n Cob 10.
Oct. l3, '59B.-ly
Dissolved.
NOTICE is hereby given that D.. H. R.
~ 9eistle and William Mccormick, under
the name and style of Biestle 4 Mccormick,
have this day dissolved by mutual consent.
oh. r. BEISTLE,
WILLIAM MCCORMICK.
August 80, '5s.
take pleasure in recommending my late
artner, Mr.. Beistle to the favor of n friends,
feeling confident that it is his utmost desire to
please and satisfy his customers.
VIM. MCCORMICK.
All notes and Book accounts are in the hands
Of ID. H. R. Beistle for settlement.
Sept22'S0.
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RL ANk. DEEDS & MORTGA GES--
splendid Lot" for sale Ut this o!ics
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kIDHL & WlNBL IND
CARRIAGE FACTORY.


The subscribers avail themselves of this
method of informing their friends and thepub'
lie generally, that they have purchased the
coach shop in Upper Sandusky, heretofore
owned by J. II. Curson, and intend to cont'n,
uc the business of Cvrriage making ut the old
stand, where they intend to keep on hand and
make to order all kinds of Carriages, Buggles,
Sukics and Spring Wagons on the shortest
notice. Repairing of all kinds done in neat
durable and 'workmenike style, and on noder.
alc terms. We employ number Of as good
~orkmcn as the country affords, and the best
material is used in all our work. A Il persons
wishing neat aud durable work will find it TO
their advantage TO give us call before p'r-
chasing elsewhere, and VIC think we can pro-
tlucp strong inducements for them to give us
their custom. All work warranted.
VIM klEIIL.
J.A. W INELAND.
Upper Sanduskv, Dec. 10Th. ly
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MORE IMPROVEMENTS!
pH @ T 0 6 r Ap H s!
IVA EN
NJ L LIE IS G A L L E r Y

THOMAS MILLER is now in possession of
all the latest improvements in the art of Pho-
tographing and is prepared to take these
most superb and convenient pictures in sty lie
:'hat Cannot be ExcclIed.
at his gallery, on Main Street, Upper Sandus-
ky OF nositc Mr. Flack's groccrY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-02

FOR BONNE1S, call at the
NEW CASH STORE,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-02
PREPARED By
DIR. J. G. AVER & co.
LOW ELL. N AS:

By Maxwell e. Holton. Upper San dusly
aud by all Dru ggists nd D tal,rs il Medic,
SURE. Eckstein e. Co., wlolesa,e ages
Cincinnati.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-02

f you want to see the Balmorals (yuI
Il carly called red peticoat) go to
ROBBINS HUM.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-02

HEY will not be undersoId at the
= NEW CASH STORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-02

60 To the New Cash Store 10 buy
your cheap Dress Gccds.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-02
PURE WINES ANn LIQUORS,

FanySo
al
BOOKS would that duplicate
andscc A MAXWELL.
Sandusky 18th 1858 no5f
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-02

IF you want Hoops of any kind go te
RosBINs HUNr.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-02
Tin Copper. Zinc,

Sheet Iron and Brass Ware, Stove Trimmings
Jobbing, DC. am ready TO offer more INDUCE
ments and better bargains than ary o'hel
House West of New York. So come along with
your old stoves and get Few ones.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-02
Copper g. brass kettle.

the best in the markell They are going off
like hot cakes at prices to suit the times
Knives, Forks and Spoons, knappr Patent
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From Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. o., March
CIV. L. trher Of Virginia has made re
QUESTION on Gov. Dennison Of Ohio Tor the
ares. Of Owen Brown and Francis Merriam,
two u the Harper's Ferry i,surgens. who
are or have been 10 Ashtabula county, in
dic'msnts having been found in Jff-rson
county, Va. u ). Marshal johnson. an
the 9Th inst, delivered the papers, CIV.
Dennison, who declines issuing the war
rants. in letter dated the s'h inst, stating
thai reasons io' this conclusion have been
cclnlnunic sled 20 Gov Lechsr.
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TT Gn.ernnr.
THOMAS 4. nESDR.tNs. 81. Shelby
Nh I.isn.seni Gassrrcr
DAVID Turtle, y White.
Eyr Seffe'sfy d State.
WILLIAM II. SciLAIfR. " Wayne.
.rf f4a For Ansi;,or d Stale,
JOSEPH EIsrlNs q Fruntsiu.
w s ~, Tre--'~er " STATE.
NATHANIEL 4. CUNNINGHAM. vigo
NfR FIR Attorney Generfl,
#A OSCAR .. liCED. Of necatur.
For Superintendent pphye Instruction.
SANsCEL L. KuGG. q Alien.
For Cls'k a. Supreme 9 'ur'.
CORNELIUS OIEIEN. Of Dva'berr-
For Rescrler - supreme Court.
II. y. KERR. 81 Floyd.
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A 6sna IN buns an shape by The name Of
Nathan Fu her of this COUNTY y h. shot
time ago nnte ~ outrageous rnd unprsce-
denisd attempt 20 poison lis bro her and fusn-
liz. u now stopping wih our excellent Sher-
if, Mr.. Montgomery, aud Is 10 some extern,
restrained of his 'ilber,y.' snd no doubt 'pur.
snit o. happiness having tsird 20 give bill
for his appearance A. The next term u ,he
Cirrrit Court in the sum ~ on- 'hon-snA
dollars. veqnired by Justice Moseure. before
whom his case was examined. Ne made
several attempts before he wac discovered.
Ills first attempt Was msde vile hi.
brother was on u visi, 10 see MIN. not Gus.
pecting tbs, in the bosom Of his own brother
lurked longing To see him dead
Another attempt was made w putting
arsenic ia bucket Of water while his broth
er and family were sbsent from home.
which was also discovered ere any damage
was done.
The third and final a,temp, Of this ficnd.
Ish wretch. which betrayed the preparation
ard lead 70 his arrest, ~ss The mixing II
poison in the hour out Of which the family
used, and which was kept in an out ho,s',
where THE unnatural brother s,ealihily made
HE way, being watched nv his neigh bors
who suspected his guilt. lie d hopes Of
killing his brother and family. aud Re being
the only survivor, would heir is brc hers
estate which is worth perhaps three thuus.
aud dollars. Martin County Herald.
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SrwAnp's nAxcEs.-Thc Lepub-
'ican State convention in Minnesota
has elected delegates to The Chicago
Convention, and instructed them 70
vote tar VIM. II Seward for President.
The Wisconsin delegates are also for
Seward. The Michigan delegates will
10 that way. New York will lie a
unit for him. After all, it is tolerably
certain that Seward will 10 the nom.
nrc.
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An AurHoREss WHO WouLps'r RE A
QUEES.-"Miss Martha Hsines Buti,' -ay.
the Rsppahannock Southerner. 1.-THE beaufi.
fol and talented young auiharess Of Norfolk,
has recently received matrimonial offer
from Frederick, the Young Prince Of Den
mark. who tell in love with her o. the Pres.
idents levec last week. Miss Il. refused
him, preferring the pcsition Of free Amer
lean lady TO ,hst Of Danish queen. Tie
Prince has returned 10 Europe dsconsolAfe.
Wash Cor. Gin. Gsz.
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A CoREEcTTcS-JU pcE NIBLAcK The
Rockport Democrat, a short time ago, in
giving the names Of gentlemen who would
probably come before the Democratic Con.
gress'cnal Convention Of this district, took
occasion 10 count Judge NlbIsck out--and
added that he was pledged not % be can.
didate after the present term. From our
own knowledge and on our own resp snsibiI.
ity, without consuliati'n with Judge NIblack
or any one else, we positively deny that there
was any such pledge o. understanding. We
think Il u rather preSump,uous Ia the Rock.
port editor pretending 70 know anything
about the Princeton Convcntion--as he wa
no, . msmber--repudiatrd is ac,ion--and
supported candidate running IN opposition
70 iss choice. --yinccnncs Sun.
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The President had long interview wiih
Major Grstan 10 day. aud EXPRESSED his re
cret al being unable 10 afford Texas any pro.
lection beyond that already on The frontier
Gov. Houston has received more than
eighty applications from gentlemen desiring
TO ra.se volunteers. lie advised that such
companies be raised and cflicered in every
frontier county, and tina, system Of espion,
re be agreed upon; and thai, in case 81
alarm, pursuit be given, and the invaders and
and thieves, whether Indians or whites. IN
gsrb Of Indians, be exterminated.
There ore already nine organized comps
mics IN the field.
A truly alarming condition OF affairs on
The western frontier of Texas is represented.
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'rrsIREsslS Ccc RKEscE Las, Tues
DAY morning our citizens were shocked
u. tho report that Mr.. John Arder-
son. wl,osltvei about tive miles wesl
a here. had killed himself. Nearly
all refused crelence to lie report. but
iaa.. itprovcd too true. Itseens that
he, arose il the morning in apparently
as good health as ever, done tie usnal
chores about The lonse and after shay
ing himself. took down his gun and
said he was going hunting lie went
toliis barn, but few yards from hi-
dwelling, and standing IN she'd fred
OF the rifle. His son, d small boy
who was in the hay loft. inquired
what hcsl,ot AZ. and was tuld 10 never
mind, Lut throw down tie hay. he
vas Just trying tie gnn. IN q very
short time another report was heard,
wbcRs the hoy looke.i down from the
lot and bchcid his father lying on the
ground, weiscring IN iiis own blood.
iH immediately gave tile alarm, bit
belvrc assistance conid be rendered lie
was cx;inct. It i supposed, from ~
tllus circumstances, that his iirst shot
larciv wounded kim, as there il 4 bull
let llose through his lrIt ear. and signs
back ~ il where the bullet bad graxcd
lis bead. The second time, however,
tie iuuzzlc VI the gun seems to have
been placed close 70 the TOP Of his
head, a. the bail entered aJont the
tenter'ofthe top, making 4 large hole.
No one ias yet ven'urcd q assign
any satisfactory causc for this iuos;
singular and melancholy act. Mr..
Andcrson was probably sixty years
Old. and was man universally loved
and respected. lie was one of our
lest farmers. an honest. upright man.
4 mcnbcr Of the Presbyterian church
AMI in comfortable circumstances 10
life. What could induce such man
70 DO 50 rash a decd is beyond human
ken.
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To H. Sheriff q reic 4 "yfy, tv-eusg,
IL BAIL ,. EpMOySTuN. C.rrk IL
: ne D1bols Circuit ,'uvri. DO hereby
ctrslly ,hat there uill te ~ ,lse,ion lleld Il
ne pDrrr designated BY be Tfu,er. Of IL.
several townships, IN The seyrfuI Tow nshivs
of snid r""rsy o. IN. firsf M.haay ia Ap,ti
"A. u. lscO for ih' pntpuss ~ si~cunr us.a
"~n-''p 'raS'ee ~ each iownsiisp IN esnid
eoDni', and one S"p'rvis"rein -ssci, vnsd
di-iric' 10 each fownshp N said ccunty. nj.
80 one Jd fice ~ fhe Peace aud hire. C.u,.
stables ~ Bainbr idce Tow nship; one Jn~ies
~ The Peace aud tire Cpn~tables w sP.,o-
ka township; two Cor stables Ia I!ubison
t"~n~iip; one j ,stirr - rhr Y sc- ma
three C3nssanlrs ~ Ferdinand township.
'so Justices o the Prsce,snd iAp g .s,s-
hi-sr'n To-! tovn-hip, aud iao { nstaolr,
4" 1o'u'"ul@ ,oNushlp. - srid e"so,iy.
Nlnrrr p, Isud aid ls .esl
L. u $50 & lur,. nl jnsIr. Ms Gil,
dsvr' M+rh. A u 1860.
BAZi. y + MONSION, C.rk.
,, = Burrrssn. Depu'y.
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From Leayenworth.

lEAyEawpRTH, March ..
A few advanced parties for P,kes PEEK
have arrived 10 this city. TO prevent re-.
curssnce Of the distressing scenes OF last
year, il 10 urged upon those intending TO en-
igrute. 10 wal, until the l., day Of May. be-
fore starting, as subsistence on the plains
for man and beast will be very ?recsriou-
prior TO that time.
The Overland Express from this city
10 crowded to excess, all the seats being en-
gagged 10 April 1-f, at which lime the pr"pr.
etors will commence running coaches tr-
weekly, aRd soon thereafter. . daily line. -
The running time 10 Denver is seven dsys.
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~ Office IS hereby gwen that will sell
~ At public auction on Monday. The ~, ofd
dav - AprIi, ls1O II ihs residence OF 4 al.
rad Roth, Isle 81 Dubois county. dyy.n-rd,
al lns personal property, not taken by thr
widow, consisting o. lumber. timber, car.
pensefr' tools. stuff ard fixtures. iuruilu'e,
finished ana unfinished. hou-rioid Utensils,
&c. Terms Of sale-A credit II twelve
munths will b. gwen on y II sums over three
dollars, the purchaser giylng MS Iu,e WI,
approved security, waving valuation and ap
ls~r, and b-afina interest from
date o. sai.. Bruno BUlTTNEE,
" srrh - l9e0-3N. Admtni~iralr-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

IL On our first page to-day will 5e
found the Constitution Of the A gri.
cultural Association. Its provisions
are generally good. and we hope by
Fall it may have the full number Of
Dir ctors it conteinplatcs -one in each
road district.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

U7-Alrxaader Hamilton once said 20 a.
iatimaie friend; Men give ne some crcdil
Tor genius. All the genius have i just
,his: when hsve a sutj g IN hand study
i profoundly. Day and night i - before me.
| explore !, IN ~ ~ bearings Ny mind
becomes psrvndsd with t. Then The eiIanu
which make j, is he fruit OF labor
thought"
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Destructive Fire.


WAsHIsGroK, Ind, March s
A FIRE broke out here this morning abou,
half past j o'clock, in bakery occupied BY
g. Kaufman. The fire spread 70 the adjoin.
iag buildings. and ~ss che cked after Destroy
ing six buildings Lss about Sl0.Uoo--no
insurance. TIE principal losers Me-srs
!. Cable. J. Coffee. T. Curse s Co (, aud j.
II. Mcconnell.
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re ELfcTr xoF SEsAToR pEARcE.-Thr
caucus Of the Democ'siic members u The
Legislature. held st Annapolis, Maryland
nominated Hon. James A. Pesrce for re.
election as United States : na,or from tina,
State, Tor the term Of SIX y ears, commencing
from March. 1911. The nomination Is equiv
alent 10 re election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

NATIONAL MONUMENT TO LAFAYETTE.
Efforts are now being made 70 in
dice Congress to artlIorize. the cree
ton 81 monumental statue Of Gen.
Lafayette. This movement, is in per
feet harmony with the generous sen
timenis Of the American people, Uiicl,
will not be satisfied or fully expressed
t.il a national monument il erected
attic capitol ii testimony cfthc CRATE
ful appreciation u his services i'll the
achievement of the independence Of
this country. For it is well known
that be was the intimate associate and
confidential friend OF Warrington
aiding in carrying on the war with
immense outlays from his own private
resources, and gaining the co-opera-
tioh Of the French Government BY his
own personal influence. This patri.
Ole movement il scarcely less iinror.
tint and praisewOrthy than those which
have-resul,el in the erection Of nun.
cous monumental statues 81 his Illus.
trious companion il arms, the "Fathel
OF bis Country
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u The National Executive Com
rit;ce Of the National Constitutional
Union party. have fixed on the 9Th Of
May for holding the nominating con
ycntion at Baltimore.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

The snai'i'd vDferS % Dubois ci.m,y.
l's'iianr, are hereby no fipJ maj hn El.c
'''" WI D. hTsd :" 'an township III said
cpt.n'y. a. 'hr IS ial iIAcss ~ holulnr !. lee
tons ihTr'in, ~ the first Monln, OF Avrii.
=. y. loCo. f'r ne purpose ~ ii ny the
'i'icrf nstneI ~ the fufc. NV crrif.a,c.-
rhi- Oh dsy n March 1890 A-ra rrt "
JNOB HERMAN. S. d. c.
NArcli :. lsHA-f..
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\ will proceed win NE county surveyor 81
4 Dubois county. iAdiana, On Tuerday ~.
80 day ~ April, 1850. 70 establish me
following corners io-wi,- Section M rs,
U~eDty-6ve) ,rwrshiP NJ. (on.), south /
range 4, Cour) wet And will continu..
said survey from day 10 day until The sane BE-
compIet cf which nli persons interested
are hereby notified. mo Il STEIN.
March 4. 1s60-3~t.
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5 hereby gwen that the Undersigned ha,
= been appointed administrator, wan ih,
VIII annexed. u The estrie Of Lunrad Vol
late ~ Dlbos county, deceased. Said -
late Is supposed 10 be solvent.
JOHN G.. LpTHEs,
March Il 1850 = ldls..t-sfstor.
StLrvsi. SEED FOR sale al The
- March H. tHEAF tAsT SIRE
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Notice il hereby given that the adopted
Constitution Of the Dubois Couasy Agrcul-
iural Society will be a, the residence u The
President. John d. Gohmsnn. in the TOYS Il
Of Ferdinsn nd. until March 22j, 1860, Tor the
purpose Of receiving the signatures Of such
Us have no, vet sirned il.
by order. WM. WAGNER, Cor. S.c'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

01 The Princeton Clarion says thst the
hoe cholera is making srd havoc with the
hogs IN The south western portion Of that
county. $ me Of the lsraes. hog rsisers
have recently Iost nearly oil their hogs BY
,his disease, and Il Il rapidly spreading TO
other portions Of the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

Ol-'ps,' observed young urchio % Ten.
der years 20 his fond parent. does The Lord
know every'hing!' 'Yry, ny SON. ie ! cd
the hopeful sire; hut Why 70 you ask that
question: Bscanse cur rreashr when he
prays il - Ipng telling him everything
thought ne wasn't pns'ed.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

INDIANA STATE FAIR The Indiana
State Fair will b. held at Indianapolis,
on grounds on the Fall Greek road.
about two and halt miles north Of the
Union depot. Thi,tysix acres otland
have lvcu secured at 800 an acre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

little project u forming a new
State ont Of portions Of Western Ten
nessce. southern kcntncky,and North
err Mississippi has been carried in the
Tennessee Legislature.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

The Parliament Of Canada
opened On Tuesday The Governors
spcecll confirms tie statement thar the
Prince d " ales i IL visit Canada il
the summer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

1TOut a the whole grand army Of
the rvolntion which fought under
Washington and his generals, there
are now living throughout the whole
United States, only one hundred and
sixty five.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

IL Inc population Of Georgia, nc
cording to the census OF 1853. is L.
oz4.0V0, Of whom 5.6, lG are whites,
and ii3.7iJ slaves. The reprvsen-
tative population is sS4,jJ7.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

II Tie bill abolishng slavery in
Kansas, which was vetoed by Cover
nor Mcdary, has been passed over his
veto, Nv a vote vi thirty 70 seven.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

little Wisconsin Assembly has
passed bill 10 abolish all laws for the
collection o. delte. 1t j. expected to
find favor in the Senate.
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I : hereby given iAit he undersigned hrs
t4rn appointed Admin sIraior ~ u.
+ tale OF Cnrnehus Serm.r-hA,m, ls'e + IN.
N y county. Decreased. Said |; -iste ~ srp.
po-ri vhr solvent ihis oh ~ 81 rcl. 1860.
EnSiHA @ERMLRSMEIM. Alm'x.
J'sfrh Z. $780,
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% Little boy. Why dad the people throw
stones 81 Ssephen!r Zoe, sir. | spose they
wanted 10 hit him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-14

u In Minnesota, three years are
granted to redeem property sold under
mortgage.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
NJ Office u hereby given that the under
IN signed win sell ~ ruhlic nuction, IN
Saturday. March 3ist. 1850 on the preHa-
SEES. The following land: The Norih.wesi oRe
quarter ~ thu Northwest one qusrier. "
Section NJ. IL md the North east one.
qnnr'e, ~ ~ Moth cnst one-qunrer Of
section No. III, in township Nos, scnths 81
Range NJ. 8 West, IN Dubois County, Ind,
known ~ the L,sswaIl farm. nerf Honsing.
burg A credi, Of IL monshs viii be c'vsa.
Sale between ~ \ clcrk. "A. NJ. snd 4orRk
r.. NJ JACOB tEkMAN.ss nen
F-h ~ 1S6J 3v g uuiisti0pers.
subscribe ,vrthe Jasper Courier
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On SUNDAY, NJ rreh IL y, 1860, Mr.. wv.
WisncEg. aged about ~ years.
On March 12'h. 1860. Mr.. CHRISTIAN
BnosMER. aged about 80 years.
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4 Good article 81 New Orleans Molsssrs
- just received snd fcr snle nv he hell
hrrrrl q ne CHEAP CASH STOR..
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~ II ~ H'FFe ~ V'FI'IUH 10 r"ftIF -
tstr a. InsoIvent and 10 sell Rial Es-
tate.
State " Indiana Dibris county
~ OTIt HI hereby given TIM Henry Ssif-
! delweck, admini-'rafcr ~ the estate ~
John kalh deceased, has alsd bis petition %
settle said estate a. On insolsert estate. tho
same being insufficient 70 ray his drbts, snd
also " sell 'hc real estate ~ che sdstcdens.
and fha, said petition viii b. head o. thr
next term u he cont cf Common Pleas Of
said colniv. h. Is EDMONSTON, Crk.
y. BuFrrsrR, Pr,nontr iur Atorney.'s
February 20 1sj9-3~* S1i A s-a
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On Mi rrl H., 1850 bv R.v W. Bauer
u.e's'er, Mr. FnAScIs DlLfossE aud Miss
CArHAEIHA P.FriHG.
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4 FINE assortment Of Saoveis, axes and
:. = llatchets irs -nIe al The ,,..
CHEAP CASH STORE. I.
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Complaint % obtain
Conveyance.

E0NES the plaintiff and files his com.
~ plant. ss also the sfiidavi. Of dsinte-
rested and competent witness, that said de-
fendsnts, Blackstone Combs and John Combs
are necessary parties 70 this action, il being
20 Obtain conveyance Of real estate, and
that they are non.residents Of the State 81
Indiana. Notice to the ssid Biackstone
Combs ana John Combs II therefore hereby
given q The tendency OF This action. and
ihst the same will stand for hearing at the
next term OF Tue Circuit Court of Dubois
county, 70 be holden at the Court House in
the town Of Jasper, in said county aud State
on the 4ih Monday Ia July, 1850
B y. EDMONsfuN. Clerk.
Isird 4 AaAn.s. At'ys tcf plaintiff. \
FEB. e, 1860 -9w.
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~ The vote Of Memphis. Tenn.
has increased 1909 il the past two
years.