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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

CARD-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL DEVOTE their
attention TO the settlement affairs of the
iate hrn Of CUTaER HARRISON CO., with the determi-
anon e ne every honorable effort that believing
asy w be abe, before great whie fully renstae
-, Under the firm Of CUTRER HARRISON they will con.
nue to serve their Planting to the best Of their ability
ISAAC w. CuTRER
NJ. 5,.,- GEO. r. HARRISON. +
NEW ofleahs April 2, 1860. apr ant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

Lot No. "a 50 inches and lines front
ct street 81 feet inches and lines in the by depth
and front of IA feet 10 inches and lines Clara street. and
depth OF l5 feet lines the side of lot No. g. and forming
the corner Of Felicity and Elnra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

IKENbUKEKIb 4
New Orleans, La March IT. 1850.
NS-TO the Publie-N0tfee fs hereby given,
that in possession of the tax bills Of city, and
fully prepared for the collection of all the City Consolidated
and Railroad Taxes Real Estate Slaves Prop
income and Capital according Assessment Rolls Of
1859 Tax respectfully invited early
and their and thereby avoid being published
linquents.
ml7 sm ADAM GIFFEN. Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

TREAsURERs OFFICE, CHARITY HOSPITAL
New Orleans. Apnl IS 1850.
gS-To Butchers and Bakers Sealed ProPo-
sails for furnishing the Charity Hospital with Bread
for the ensuing twelve months will be received Treaxu
rer's Office until MONDAY, the 7h day Of May next.
will be received considered after IL o'clock
OF thHt day.
Specifications be at the office Of JAMES GRAHAM
Notary Public. Commercial Place. a24 iIny7
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11
The Legislature.

The Legislature.
SENATOR HAMMER arrived at home last week
He gives us many items of interest relative to
the late session.
The "Reliet" bills were all passed. A Mort.
gage debtor has nine months in which to file
his answer in foreclosure case. The law on.
~ runs however, to Jan. LIST, 1861 The ap.
pr.isment law takes effect July 4t,. after which
property NUT bring two-thirds its value. The
bill to reduce tax penalties from Is to 10 per
cent. failed. The owner Of sold tax lands has
three years to redeem in, provided he pays
double the amount they sold for, and ten per
cent interest. The School Fund goes into the
hands of the Clerk and Treasurer Of the coun-
'ty. The penalty for usury Claws above ten per
'cent) is the loss of the principal, and an ndict-
me mt for criminal offence. We will get at these
laws more particularly when they are published.
Allamakee and Winnesheik are each allowed
Senator by the new apportionment. HAMMER
says the feeling in favor Of Mr.. DOUGLAS will
sw.ep the State triumphantly if he is the nom
inee at Charleston.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11

A CAsE.-While Cook is in New York Sc
lecting Spring Stock, CASE is selling the old
goods at whatever he can ct, and the bargains
he gives are said to be astonishing to the ma.
Cooks Store will groan with the newest styles
from the looms of European and American
manufacturers. He is designing to eclipse all
his compeers in the elegance Of his selections,
and in the reduced rates at which they will be
sold. CASE thinks it wouldbe wise in buyers to
wait till this new stock arrives. Those who ar
que with him will say "aye," and hold Oh to
their money. We set COOKS advertisement
out this week in anticipation Of another on ar
rival Of the New Goods.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. HILLIARD. long known in the Mississippi VAL
ley has arrived in MsGregor and hiss taken rooms at
the Mcgregor House, where he be found for 4
short time by all perons ac ed with primary chron-
lie di.ea, e. Of any name nature.
Female diseases treated scientific principlesd'f-
cult Menstru alton, Fluor Albus Proapsus Uter &C.,
com ing under the category.
Young men afflicted Wit h Seminal Weakness will do
we'll to counsel the Doctor.
Agent Of Dr.. S,iibus' celebrated Female Monthly
Pills -prce one dollar per box.
Any per on vi hing to have private Interview can he
accommodated by addressing the Dr. through the Post
ONCE, with stamp enrosed to prepay return post
age. Satisfactory references given required. No
charge for advice.
McGregor April 10TH 1860.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11
IL = . /:

At McGregor Wednesday, March 2Sth, 1850,
NARY ANN, infant daughter OF William and Margaret
Foley.
On Monday af ern Don, at the house of Amos Pear.
SAIL M.tiresor. Iowa, after bret illness, Dr. &. L.
EVANS, of Mazo Manic, Wis.
The dccea, ed WAS All experienced ard successful
ply scian. lie came McG, egor a few days since with
Mr. George Church, whose eyes he had been treating
1t his residence 1t pains to record the fact that
mania potu the procuring cause of his death. lie
leaves wife and child his early deah. Tie
deceased was about 40 years old.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11

HARvEsr.-In few weeks there will be a
general inquiry for Soy thes, cradles. rakes &c.
l.. anticipation Of this want, BUCKLEY has bro't
on q superior lot of all articles used in Harvest.
Ing. lie also has q fine assortment of hoes,
gardt n.rakes, and indeed all articles to be found
in = general HarlWar stock.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TNNE part nership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned under the name Of Williams l.
Jlarvev, having expired by limit alton, Is hereby this
day, by tual ent disc ed. G. q. Harvey re-.
firing from the firm. The bu.iness Of tho late firm
will be continued by Charles Williams who 4 one IL
authorised to collect receive II debts due the
late rm and he Is alo to pay all debts owing by the
arm, and tor the purpose Of closing the business il
authorized to the hip only in liqui-
dation. CHARLES WILLIAMS,
GEORGE G. HARVEY.
AcGregor, April s, lS60w4
I have this day constituted and appoin ted RAVEN
DAVIDSON, Of Mc('regor, lows my Agent. with full
power to collect, receive and receipt for all sums OF
money due the late dr.n Of Williams 4 Harvey.
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
Me0rsgor, April 5th, ls6Ow4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11
4atest News.

The National Democratic Committee have
decided to let Charleston stand a. the place Of
meeting.
TX. Psul6ing, Van Burens Secretary of the
Navy, died at Hyde Park. N. Y, on the 5th.
Hooper, Delegate from Utah, in a late speech
begs Congress not to make the Mormons an.
Cry, BY hasty legislation.
Lovejoy of ILL.,. has made a characteristic
Abolition bravado speech. He talked 30 ab.
surdly that the House finally went to laughing
At him. At one time it seemed as though the
crazy heads from the North and the South wod
60 at each other with pistols, but all ended in
wind.
The Kangaroo has arrived. There Is moth
ing Of Discriminate character relative to the
Pope and Italy. Savoy is now a part Of France.
Sanborn, who was arrested in Boston by an
officer Of the u. S. Senate, has been discharged
BY Chief Justice Shaw on account of imper.
feet papers or illegal service. The U. s. Depu-
~ Marshals who served the notice On Sanborn
were arrested for attemt ting to kidnap citizen
Of Massachusetts
Of Sardinia was formally communicated
The wires failed, and the news in full could not
be transmitted.
The general news by Telegraph is the usual
number of small f,es, railroad accidents. sui.
cides, elopements &c.
The Wizard Boat is at Chicago.
Letters to Denver, K. T., should be marked
sta Leavenwurth.
The Indiana boys to the number Of 500 will
leave indianapolis for Charleston April 18th,
with two large tents and tons of provisions.
Expenses in all are estimated at $50.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11
Fruit Trees.

T HAVE on hand, about O,ooO Apple Trees from
to years old, which raj ed in Hardin, Ala
makee county, iowa. Also some Grape vins., Nam
moth Pie Plant, English Gooseberries, CurrAnrs,
Cherry Trees, &c. have on hand Apple Trees raised
from the Seed. aud al.o grated. Will have them for
sac at Hardin aud DEBORAH. l now starting .
Nur cry OF Shrubbery in DEBORAH
Hardin, Iowa, Aprt II, lSG0w4 JOEL DAYTON.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11
TERMS, CASH!

WE have Large Stock, and are selling at lev
" prices for Cash, and should be rlei sd to re-.
ceive orders for goods in line which will receive
PROM attention.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11
CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual election
IN for municipal officers of the town OF McGregor
will he held the l4th day Of Anri', 4. D., 1850,
at which time the following officers will be elected-a
Man or, Recorder, Treasurer, aud five Trustees.
There will also be submitted the electors Of the
Town Of Mc'iIegor the question OF annexation OF the
contiguous Territory Scribed in the petition pre-
ssnted by A Z. Wanzer, agent. to the County Court
Of Clayton County on the 7th day of March, A. D.,
1885, to-wt The north half Of the north west quarter
OF section 81 the north west quarter of Section q,
fractional Section a. and the south east quarter OF
BAIL Gard claim. DOUGLAS LEFfINGWELL.
AcGregcr, April 2-2v. Recorder.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11
Oranges, Lem 0Ms, .4nples

AVID UTHEK FRUITS,
@NONsTANTLY hand, Fresh and Nice. ct
i Whole ale or Retail. by II. O'BkIEN.
McGregor, April 1, ls60ml
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IowA,}
Clayton County. To Gto,g. Englei: siR.
VOU are hereby Motif ed that here is file in
i the office OF the Clerk 1.-THE D trict Court in Clay.
ton County petition Of NJ. Gilbert, claiming OF
you the foreclosure Of mortgage, and judgment for
the amount found due thereon, aud that unless you
appear, before the first day of the term,
and thereto, judgment will lie rendered Csnst
you theron.
Dated this st h day of April, A. D. 1860.
NJ. NJ. GILBERT, Plainti6.
ELIGAI ODELL Attorney
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

JrpcE DEllEuIRR. -- We can heart
ily endorse the following article from
the Rockport Democrat. In iudiclal
matters M community has a higher
anrreciation az j nlgc Del'rnlers abb
tiles than the citizens OF Dubois.
On Iasl Saturday, the official intercourse
IL Julee DeBruer, with The people q Spen.
cer, Perry ana Dubois, terminated. lie re
tires from the bench and resumes bis prae-
lice attho bar Of the Court over which he
has presided wiih 50 much dignity. The
lonr intercourse which Judge DeDru.er, has
hal with the people o. this District, as .
Judicial officer, has endcared him 70 them
and they regre, 70 lose the services OF e
able ana upright Judge. lie has beer
courteous and kind 20 the bar, and Just 4
htiranis. and they all regret his reliracl
lrrm position that he has filed with sucl
honor ID himself aud so much satisfaction
III Ire public. We venture 70 say that ~
o'her Common Pleas Judge Ia the State ha
given such true dignity 20 the Office as ha
The Hon. l.. O. DeDruler. His Caur, ha
always ranked high il the confidence
members Of the bar. and with the citizens
,ha district. S, much indeed has This beef
The case tia, there have been less jury trial
III the Common Pleas Courts OF this dis'ric
than in any other or The Courts q The State
/. This Is Saying great deal, nevertheless
/, il true. We extend to Judge DeBrcler. !
his reliracy. not only our individual wishe
I for his future happiness. but the good wishe
/ or our whole people. i i 10 be hoped IN
I John James KEY. who succeeds Judge De
! Bruler. may wurihily wear The mantle Of Iu'
! tice SO honored BY BIZ predecessor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31
Arrival Ct tie Pony Express.

ST. JusLsH, Oct. 70.
The Pony Lxprfss. three d,ys later, n.
rived The morning,
The political canvass enrrosses unusual
st,ent4n. COZ. Downey, Who has been
siump-ug ,ha state for Douglas, expresses
the opinion in private. iha, that State will
10 fcr Douglas by large majority. and that
the Dreckinritgo ticket will run behind the
Republican. Il u believed that the Bell and
Everett men will mostly vote fos Douglas.
Senator GwIn aud Gen. J. N. McDougnI
have been making speeches, violently abu.
size Of each other. each accusing the Other
Of dishonesty IN representing California al
Washington. II is rumored that correspon.
tcncr Of hostile nature is now progressing
between them. but there il probably little
danger Of due. Tho Douglas papers Of Ore.
gon are very bitter in dencuncing the coali'
ton By which q Republican Senator was
elected. The President OF the State Doug
las Democratic Committee has been burneC
in effigy ID the country. He represents the
Douglas democrats. This course was pro-
badly resorted %, 10 counterfeit the efTec'
Of charges that tie Republicans and Doug
las democrats are working for common OBJ
ject.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

rs hersby given that he undersigned viii
app.y lur license s' the Dee term, 1860,
~ the DuhoiS County Commissioners, under
The provisions ~ an act entitled. An ac'
% regulate and license the sale Of spirituous
gincu-. lral: and other intoxicating liquors
Tie place 81 sale will BE- upon the premises
occupied Nv him, the precise location o.
which - as iullows: ID. No 81 % south side
pf the ratlic Square. in the town Of Jasper
ii1inhriire townehip, DUbpis rouhiy. Ind
The citizens II said township ~ill tax,
,lue nss'ic thereof
oct 81 1860 JOSEPH FREEDMAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

SrEwARDsvILLE, Posey Co. Ind April %
On. .RoDAcx-Sir--I feel II my duty 70
present you my ccrIiii ate, 10 show you the
benefit have received from your medicines
the scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pa-
rifier. Amer being afflicted for some three
years, giving our physicians iriiI. and also
the medicines Of Dr.. D. was persua-
ded 70 Try your Pills md Purifier. which
did, and they cured me perfectly.
Yours, truly, y. ,. FUGAH
bJ Sec advertisement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31
VALUABLE EARN roR SALE.

rs7ll y undersigned will sell on reasonable
\ terms, his fine farm, si'us'edin ilarbscn
township. dubois county, ) miles from Ja--
per, on the road Isaiinr from Jasper 70 FIr'-
Rock. Sal firm contains 900 acres, Ct
acres cleared u we'll wsierei. has fiue ap-
yie orchards. good two story dwelling
house, win out houses, &c. |. j. suitable
tor a splendid stock farm. and ca be prof.
1bly divided in:o twn farms.
For further information Apply 70 b. b
Il imonslon, "a Jaspcr. o. 70 myself IN The
premises. JOHN FISHER.
OF. u lSG0-lAt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

= 5 hereby given that the unjersigne will
> proceed Aiih County surveyor on Mon
day. he 18th my " November, 1850, - run
tic lines and subdivision sud establish ,h-
corners ~ section No. 20. 10 Township NJ.
one. South u range 80. 8 west aud section
b same town aud range in Dubois county,
inciana. Am peYcns owning lands adioln-
Ing aud VI said sections are hereby nclilel
u attend On said day.
DANIEL j. BAsrA,
CHARLEa MORGAN
J IN GREEN
A Z M0Rc4y.
Oct 81 1850 3a%
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

RHODE IsLAxD.-We. sec that the Union
men Of Rhode Island have formed Unhn
Ticket against the Republicans. This kes ps
the vote Of that State from go;ng Black Re-
oualican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31
ia : II K R:
The Danger Before Us.

The decisive day. remarks the bal
tinore Republican, il drawing near,
and the feeling throughout the country
il becoming more intense and excited
az il approaches. The Black Rcpub
lean party, clated BY tie results d
the State elections, is looking forward
with cloating eyes 70 the visions OF
power and spoils which the general
government promises. and revelling.
with a sort Of tiendish delight, at the
prospect OF trampling upon the Sonth.
The South is preparing to meet the is
sue in that manner which is betting
her dignity. The great conservative
masses OF the country seem almost
parayzcd at the threatening aspect 81
affairs. AMI not knowing where %
turn. in their CONSERVATION and alarm,
they may permit the crisis 70 come M
Oh rs, which might be avcrted ~
their union and action. tits inpossi-
bic to put aside the danger BY any AZ
fectcd disbelief or indifference. The
painful truth stands broadly forth, pa
tent 10 all who do not shut their eyes
to the facts, that the Union il in i'm
minent danger, the peace q the coun
try is most seriously threatened, anC
we arc fast drifting into anarchy
There i strong reason to believe tina
IL the Aboltionist Lincoln should b.
elected President ~ the Black Ike
publican party, the peaceful union 3
the United States il at an end. ans
hcnceiortl our country will hc thl
theatcr Of discord and bloody strife.
This may yet be prevented. Nca
as the evil Is, Il may be avoided :
hearty union Of all who desire to pei
pctuatc the peace and blessings d II
Mon may yet prevent the success 4
that ianatical party whose trump
must bc followed by evils which i
painful To every lover Of peace nm
union 10 think upon. Are our fellow
citizens 50 blinded by party feeling
50 embittcred by party prejudice IL.
they will knowingly and willingl
rush on in the mad support u ind
vidnals while the great interests Of q;
common country and common humal
ity arc forgotten Or dcspiscd.
We have one our best to avert Il
evil. We have appealed to the 600
sense and the patriotism u orr couI
trymcn; we have, as faithful watcl
men upon the ramparts Of the Col
stitution, warned them Of the n
proaching danger. II they will y
listen to our appeals, nor heed O
warnings, the threatened evil mr.
come upon them. and the long agor
of the future make them realize the
folly and their madness when it is (
late.
No finite mind can sec through Il
dim vista Of the future, and unfold Il
horrors attendant upon civil and SC
vile war. While il is not yet too la
to put away these horrors from Us, !
every good man unite on Douglas al
preserve the constitutional compa
free from the blighting touch Of bla'
republican incendiarism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31
Presidential Erection.

State Of Indiana, Counts u Dubois, s.:
The State Of Indiana, to The Sheriff vi DG-
bois Cvun:y-Grreiing.
You are hereby commanded 10 give notice
ia accordance with law. thai m election VIII
be held, on the first Tucsdag, the same ne
ing the 9th day Of Nosemb =. 1860, Al thr
usua, places OF holding elections in The sew
eral Townships Of Daaols counts lpdlans,
Tor the purpose 81 elect ~ bar cen cl~rtor-,
fur President aud Vice pfcsitehi 81 lhr
United S'a,cs.
IL wi,ness whereof have herenn'o
ailixed my hand X srnl n ~ Du
lI.Si bus Circuit Court, ~ Jast or his ! I u
day ~ Oct"he,. \ y. 1880
DAZll. g. EDMONSfON, Ctfrk,
BY b. BrLrrsIG, Deputy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will sell
~ at pubic auction on Thurs ay. the 18th
day Of November mex, a. the residence 81
Morgan Fisher, late Of Dubois county, de-
ceased, all his personal property not taken
By the widow, consisting Of mules. cattle,
hogs and farming utensils, b usehold and
kitchen furniture, &c. Terms-All sums
Of three dollars and under cash in hsnd will
be required; on all sums over three dollars a
credit IL twelve months viii be given, the
purchase giving note with approved securi-
" according 10 law.
OCT. %. '60-3w NORMAN FISHER, adm
In the Dubois Circuit Court, Jan. term 1861,
State Of Indiana, Dubois county:
a''''. s :, rs.','s. for divorce.
Il appearing to the satisfaction Of the un'
! dcrsigned Clerk Of said Court, by the At.
fdavit OF disinterested person. that the de-
PENDANT above named is not resident Of the
State OF Indiana. The said Sarah knight i
therefore hereby notified Of the filing o
said Petition and pendency Of said action
and that The same will stand for trial on thu
End day q said term Of said Court. 20 be bel,
At tho Court house in the town OF Jasper, il
said county. on The 4th Monday Of January
1861. when and where she will be requires
10 appear and answer or demur thereto o
the same will be determined in her absence
b. b. EDMONSTON, Clerk,
BY Is. BuETrSER, Deputy.
Laird & Adams, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Oct. "a, l5GO-4w
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O-rFloyd county gave two hundred ma
iori,y for Hendricks. 1, will give more than
eirh, hundred for Douglas and Johnson. A
dozen such counties will neuualize the Re-
publican majority at the late election and
save the State from Black Republicanism
and the country from sectional rule.-N. A.
Ledger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

IL Mr.. Bolart, Of Cclesiine. had
a fine young horse die on last Monday
night, d post mortem examination 81
which showed that white worm,
some 4 inches in length, and about
an inch in circumference. had been
preying upon Ills cntrails TILT caused
death.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

AgsiyERsARY OF rHg HARPER's FERRY
MURDERS. negroes and number Of
whites of Boston celebrated the first ami
veraary Of John Browns attack on Iiarpcr's
Ferry On The night on the 9Th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

UFMr. ;. Jcrgcr having bought
the lot on the northwest corner of the
public square, formerly occupied BY
Mr.. Hills eaddlcr shop, has com
menccd making preparations Cor cree
ting a business house vet this season.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

TnE VIA ~ cirgs In Philadelphia the
vots W.. Curtin. tRrp) 3974i; Foster.
(Drm.l ASH. Cincinnati rcled $4,000
votes. AMI Drinkerhoir the Republican. was
beaten 900. For county Offices The Repub-
iicans elected IL gu, o. lG candidates.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

RrLlerors SERVICES Rev. j.. +.
81. Clair. Methodist minister on this
circuit for this y ar, viii preach Bis
first sermon in Jasper nest Saturday
night, commencing At candle-lighting
An are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE j. hereby given tina, the under
~ sened has been appointed admins.
traitor 81 the estate of MORGAN Fisher, late
Of Dubois county. deceased. Said estate
rs supposed 20 be solvent.
OCT %, '60-3w. NORMAN FISHER, adm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

0J-Brinkerhoif BLACK Republican, fol
supreme Judge, received II 903 majority
in Ohio. The balance OF the Black Repub
'licaa ticket was elected by over 20 600 ma
jorly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

MAMMOTH SWEET PoTAToE.- Mr..
ID. j. Banta raised the biggest sweet
potatoe we have heard Of in this conn-
~ this year. II was 10 inches long,
i6 IA inches in circumference. and
weighed Six pounds. Beat il who canl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

The qualified voters o' Dnhois C'iuriy m
diaae, nre hereby noiiiird Tint an election
viii be held IN each tOWl ship ~ Saia can't
", al the usual places q! holding elections
therein, on Tuesday. Nuscmbsf lhs Gh.
"a ID 1860, for the purpose % filing shr
afiices named III the foregoing certificate
This ll,h dnr ~ October 1850.
ANDREW MEHE,NGEK. :. y. u.
0rt N 12,l-re
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

UTLet no democrat think Of alb
senting himself from the polls mex,
Tuesday because we were defeated in
the State election. We repeat to you
again and again, that tho vote thai
Hendricks received given to Douglas,
will insure him the electoral vote 81
Indiana. Let every man vote and see
that his ncighbor votes also.