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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05
From lie Brandon HsEhJ.
Meeting of the Citizens of Rankin
County,

Pursuant to previous call, the citizens o
Rankin couhty, irrespective OF party, met at
the Court Hnase in Brandon, on the cath
inst, to consider their present relations wAtll
the people of the Northern States.
On motion Of Hon. Joseph Bennett Hon.
NJ. PUN was called to the chair, and upan
taking the same made a short and appropraste
address After which, Geo. w. Shelton and
N. NJ. Smith, Esqrs., were requested 10 ACT
as Secretaries. s ~
On motion of Hon. Joseph Bennett, acorn
mittee of seven was appoiGted TO draft resoju-
GiegsS, and present The same for tho cons;deFa.
ton Of the meeting; which committee was
tfiereupon appointed by the chair and com.
peasd as follows ss~s
pr w G johnson, MsSSrs A Jack, j II
JayAe, w d Bibb, Isaac Gay w b Shelby
and Edward richardson. g.5s
On Motion Of w. D. Bibb Esq, tho Hons.
L. @. G. Lamar, Reuben Davis and Mai. L
Barksdale, who where present. We're invited
to address the meeting during the absence Of
the Committee.
On motion Of Hon. Jos. Bennett, the pre-
amble and resolutions adopted by a meeting
of the citizens of Jackson, on the 18th inst 4
were referred to the committee on resolutions
he UletllllS huS lbStt ANNiSSSGu ~ IlOlS.
Messrs. Lamar and Davis.
The committee on resofdcisas then pre-
sented their report;in which the recommend
ed the adoption by the meeting 81 the preamble
and resolutions of the Jackson meeting, winch
had been referred to thaam; anu which are as
follows
fThese resolutions AVE already bee. pub
lished in the Missippiansl
Said resolutions were then adoptetl by The
meeting xith but two dissenting voices.
cit IS due to one Of the Secretaries. Mr.
to state that, when the report Of the
came up for adoption, he referred
in few words to his position, heretofore TAX
on and published, in favor of Convention (
tbe Southern States, &c, &c, as preliminary.
remedy; and, after expressing his balief that
the mode of resistance contemplated in the
before the meeting, was itgnso{fafe
.scsssion. he remarked that he conld nat an
oroyc Of such precipitateaction, and could not
'hereiorc vote for the adoption OF the renortS
Aitsr the adoption Of the report, Mai. II
bong called upon. addressed tba
heating ia fervid, stirring aud eloouent
sneech Of an hour and half
On motion the nesting then adorned
-ll G /. N. QUIN, Res,s
G w. SHEIroN,l ssore..r;..
H. Al. SAITH,
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The Grand Southern Rally Friday
Night.

One Of the grandest popular demonstration
ever witnessed in Mississippi came off at the
Capitol on Friday night under the immediate
management of the Minute Men"-a glori'
Gus body of patriots. Hon. W. L. Harris, &C.
cording to announcement delivered a very
able address in one end Of the Capitol, while
Col. Glenn and Hon. E. P. Jones of Sunfowel
spoke in words of eloquence and power, to an
immense courcourse at the other. We have
never before witnessed such display of en-
thusiasm and good feeling.
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Proposed Anti Resistance Meeting ct
Raymond.

We understand that Judge Sharkey and
others who stand with him on the anti-resis-
tanoe platform adopted by Partridge, Shsrkey,
Henry & Co., at Vicksburg on the 18th ult.,
propose to hold meeting at Raymond on
Thursday next, to nominate candidates to re-
present Kinds county in the State Convsn-
ton.
0T The Peoples Southern Rights party,
it will be remembered, will meet in Raymond
on Monday next, to nominate their candi-
dates.
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aWAsu1Norox. d. G., November Is


"T5 the Eiitor of the Charleston Mercury:
"As many Of our friends in Charlston and
elsewhere are expressing their opinions in re-
gard to the incoming Black Republican AID
ADMINISTRATION, it is well that southerners here
holding office should make some expression
also. ! therefore send you the annexed pa
per, signed by few lends whom | have
met to-day They are. however, but few
of the mum er who would have gladly signed
it had there been an opportunity Of submitting
it to them. Respectfully,
B. F. DEBow.
"The undersigned, occupying Offices under
the federal government at Washington. deem
that it is due to their southern friends to say,
that under no circumstances will they consent
to hold Office under Abraham Lincoln.
''Chas. II. Rbett B. +. DeBow, s. g. Jam.
ison, A. T. Harllee. BENZ. S. Howard, j. B.
Ezell, Edmund L. Yates, j. Calhoun, Moses
and Chas c. Wagner. all of South Carolina
John w. Mosely Of Missouri; Al. Higgins
Of Alabama; Chas Russell and Thomas
@ BraceweIl Of Georgia ]; Rufus R. Rhodes.
VIM. j. Showers, h. G. Worthington, H. A.
Kinannon, John A. Barksdale and T. W. ".
Pullaim of Mississippi.
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Nominate Good Men.

We would take the liberty Of urging the
immediate nomination of candidates for the
Convention, in every portion of the State.
Let the ablest and best men be selected. The
times require that the Commonwealth should
assemble her wisest and truest men to reflect
her will in that important body.
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or The attention of the public generally
is called sssaess- that Ledbetter & Son
have on hand large supply of corn, oats,
bran and hay, which they are selling at very
reduced prices. Call and sec them if you
want bargain.
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The Meeting Tonight.

It will be seen that the meeting for the
nomination Of Southern Rights delegates to
the State Convention, has been postponed
until next Monday, the 10Th, when there can
be full attendance at Raymond from all
parts OF the county. The meeting to night,
it is understood, will appoint delegates to the
said county Convention.
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IHE soUTH IS QUE CoUSTRY.-This is the
motto adopted by the Copiah County News
-hsherto neutral. Referring to calls for
aUnion meetings" in the South-the News
appropriately says;
We have no objection to them save that
they are in the wrong section of the country.
We have failed to see what course thu South
has pursued to peril this Union, now or in
time vast. II to back step by step for thirty
wears from the advancing columns of Northern
aggression, be dangerous to the preservation
Of the Unio.., then the South is guilty beyond
hope of mercy. For all the humiliation Of
compromise aud concession has come from the
South. We have been emphatically the Union
savers. the people of the North have never
abated one jot or title Of their demands to
preserve tho confederacy or restore peace.
iney have grown arrogant upon the sub
mission Of the Southern people, until their
hostility has reached its cuImination. Now,
shall We submit, and beg and sue for room to
I'VE here upon the soil our fathers won! No.
Mo- Mol One hour Of virtnous liberty is
worth whole eternity Of bondage.
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Another Contribution to the Southern
Cause...Letter from Hon. E. P. Jones.

Ed. MIssIssIPPIAN You may add me to
the list Of one hundred men, who, as recently
proposed, through your columns, by Col.
Miles H. McGehee and Gen. Chas. Clark, will
| furnish each the amount Of cotton named, to
purchase arms, &C., for the defence of the
State. EDWARD P. JONES.
House Of Representatives.
jackson, Nov. %, '6o.
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JACKSON GUARDs.-This company which
made q fine appearance on Friday night last
will be addressed by Capt. Estelle, at the Re-
representatives. Hall at ~ o'clock on Wednes-
day night next
After the address a subscription will be
taken up to arm the company.
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Southern Rights Meeting Tuesday
night.

We are requesai to give notice that the
fi.nds % the South and the advocates of a
Southern Conieieracy. viii meet in jackson
on Tuesday evening at { e O'Clock. to nomin-
: ate carsiiates to represent Kinds county in
the State Convention,
o. The Minute Men from all parts of the
: county are earnestly solicited to attend.
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Attention Mississippi Rifles

Members of thef Mississippi Rifles are re-
csls,ted 70 meet at their Armory this evening
atS o'clock, in full dress Uniform.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05

CsIEAr NEeRoEs.--A couple az negro men
We're seld @ tho highest bidder at The Court
mouse 1ASt Monday. tebh, ah eScelIsni field
aand, stout and healthy, aged 40 wears, was
SIT TOR Siol. John, No. / hand very
Kelly, brought S9e5. They were the ,rcp-
srty OF Josephus Walker. Two mon Re aso
the same negroes would have hought 600
-LSS. (ft1rA) Re-oId -
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Movement of the Waters.

Our columns TEEN with the proceedings Of
popular meetings, and the 'cry is, still they
come" We have never known the pub
lie mind so intensely, nor SO tremendously
arnnSad
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Convention Election
III MISSISSIPPI, O
THURSDAY, December 10th.

MrssIss5bri ELECTION RETURNs-The Of
fetal returns of this Gate have been received
and revised for ine present. issue of this paper
Brerf,inrid, a,'s majority over Bell, is 1877.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05

To CoRREsPoEDE table is crowded
with the favors Correspondents. They must
bear with u.s. They will all have showing as
soon as "the pressure Of the crisis" yill per-
NIT
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PROCLAMATION.
BY JOHN J. PErTUs. GovERNoK u


THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
.DtesSl= Fef sase osa-;ssef h'''e e'p'S''''
AEREAS. Thursday, The 2oih day o. - DsIs H.
NJ - a u $50. Is soc day app'lnts1 y
law for SlGne Election in this Sia.G Isl + !.
oates u the STATE Convention and yau 10
5.ae INV daty 20 issue my writ rsqaL'ns y,;nted
hold Aid 6. elton at the time and places
By laG.: 1-,onsI PsrrUs. Governor
81 Nississippi DO issue tbs my wiz;
sa a. E TsalsdaS - the he: 10Th day
Ef g 49, A n Vls30 ,or the same plumber Of
., y.r Coaniy is ent.tied 70 Repfessn-
, tive. 10 tie Heu-eof <ePrssentAtiyea. =, ,..
yan viii soneqcs SAID election in all resPsc,s'
.,.,sI;.g % law and make due returns thereoi 10
ti,yEs uaS4r my hand, and the Great
- sci Of the State, hersunIo affixed, 81
- thff ~ = jackson, this, the Sd day OF
December, a D: 1854 JoIy ]. pE1TUs.
q a. KHoreasR, secseSzsy Of Safe.
Lee '69-t l.. n
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05

THAsKs.-The members Of jackson Fire
Company, No l. desire to return their thanks
to Mrs. c. S. Knapp for the very acceptable
dish of Coffee so thu ughtfuIly furnished By
L<r on Saturday night.
L. POWER Sect.
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Meeting at Raymond.

Hon. W. P. Harris, Hon. W. P. >Ander-
son, Gen. Wharton, Hon. E. NJ. Yerger
and other eloquent speakers will address the
people at Raymond on Monday next.
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Or Lafayette county gave attcranoe, on
Saturday last. to the sentiments of her people.
Resstanesis the determination Of alL-0ytovs,
Iategfgencer.
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r The Mississippi Methodist Episcopal
Confersnce, recently in session at Natchez
elected to hold the next session in Canton,
Madison county.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05
The Boier War.

Tho 81. Lu;s Buktin Of the Gath says
that ain c,,rnl;.nce with orders issued BY
His Excellercy tho governor, inc several
comnanies CONFUSING DO First Regiment Of
M;sso,,i yo,ur,ears ,nder command Of Gen.
eral Frost, besides seseiai ue'acnoo companies
dsnorted Yesterday mOrning by a special train
-, tho p.c;fc R.;lroadfor the scene of the
,;o.,rh.,css IN the southwest border Of the
s,.ta The notice W quite unexpected. but
our military Of st Lous Proved IN TINS H.
stance. to be Minute Nd.
CAVALRY CourAsy.-T The Dolly Springs
Herald SAYS that the Id. W.. 8 Featherston
is now engaged in Feaninng . Cavalry
Company in holly sprssS and vicinity
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05

To ADvzzrrsEss The Mlssssippan goes to press I'M
aeiist~l, after tho arrival Of haf st O'Clock cars
nrsn orseanA Those Wishing their advertisements
Iussr4zd .ad wen - hrpg them in before O'Clock
On pubaeatiah. isy
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05

County Convention at Raymond On
Saturday the 9Th of December.

Upon consultation, and to afford C2Portuni-
ty fora full representation Of the entire coun-
ty, 1t has been agreed to postpone the nom'-
nation Of Southern Rights candidates Tor the
Convention, until NEXT SATURDAI'
THE 9Th INST. A general attendance OF
the Southern Rights pssBty and Of the Minute
Men especially, is earnestly desired at Kay
moud on that day. Several distinguished
gentlemen will address the meeting.
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FOR MAYOR.

We are authorized to announce K. 9. kEhh
a n candsdlte for reel ection to the once Oh
Mayor. Election first Monday IN January.
We are authorizedto announce h. T. RUSSELL
a = cart idase for mayor.
A. MORGAN, is : candidate for Mayor Of th'
City Of jackson
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People Of Kinds.

Don't forget the meeting 70 Nominate can.
dlia'es for the Convention, at Raymond. N
Monday next.
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M1xtrs MEsaor svIs6IxI.a AZ,

MIStrE MEs9or vIRarSIA.--A dispatcb
from Norfolk, Virginia, says
Tbs Minute Men this city held meeting
to night, and pissed strong resolutions Is
Three cheers were given for the man ma who
hung John Brown. " ~
Cockades are Plentiful on the strea,. =. -.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05

or The Oxford Intelligencer understands
that 'lhe Hon J. L. Alcorn is out for seces-
.sinr, D
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- blood FOOD! Bleed Food See asvarss a
ment in another column. march as 80 rus ,-i
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Tlf(,--sp-a -zs---
TIONS.

I The following resolul.Bs passed the Mis-
sissippi Legislature at rs recent session, with
remarkable unanimity. As matter Of histor,
it may not he amiss 10 .Eentisn that they were
offered in the Senate ny the lion. 4. Il. West
of Holmes, supporter Of Mr.. Bella t+Ae late
Presidential electioak
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05

& e " Y s sHTITos' Secretaries,
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05

SpeCLlYC Ct1le SOtSItlLieiltSs 10 WHOM LIle1
have granted the same" &c. Rhode ISLAND
made similar declaration. and so did Vir
GINA Tho government was thus orme |, the
Union thus made and cemented with full
understanding Of these declarations. Each o
these States were received into the Union
with tbs avowed Interpretation, and no dissent
from it has ever been given by the constitu-
tional authori les Of the Union-and it follows
therefore that this Interpretation as TO the
right of the people, of u State to ''re-assuIne
the powers granted to the Union, whenever
in its judgment it may be necessary to then
happiness" is right growing out oc the ma.
ture Of the compact between the States, and
guaranteed to be a peaceable right in that
clause, which reserves to the States or 10 the
people, all rights not granted.
This view too was clearly expressed by
Thomas Jefferson in the third of the celebra-
ted Virginia resolutions of 1898, and eiabor-
ateIy advocated by Mr.. Madison in his equal
w celebrated report upon them, made to the
Virginia Legislature. In that resolution the
Constitution is styled "a compact to which
the States are parties" and 1t is declared that
in case Of its violation "the States, who are
parties thereto, haze the right and are in duty
bound TO interpose for arresting the progress OF
evil, and for maintaining t0ithin their respec-
the limits, the authorities, rights and liberties
appertaining TO them" This is secession-and
this only. It's aggression upon no one-it is
resistance to no right. 1t is the sacred princi-
pie of selfgovernment and self defence COM
bined And being such there is no power
delegated to Congress or the Executive to CO.
cree State-or resist State that exercises
It, To do SO, would be an aggression upon
reserved right Of State-and a violation of
the Constitution, and change in the entire
character Of the Union.
To you it is unnecessary for me to present
causes and reason why Alabama should &C.
cede from government whose powers have
already been perverted to her injury-and
which powers are now, for the first time, to
all under control Of President pledged to
in his administration the "irrepres-
lille confict-which is the end of slavery"
NAV be allowed to say, however, that to me
he contingency is replete with sorrow--I do
,ot exult-I mourn over it. look back up
n nv past life scrutinizingly, and have one
have never lifted hand or voice
painst right of the Northern section--nor
eainst the Constitution. i have done my du-
Y in attempts to preserve the Union under
he Constitution. have been identified with
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-07-18

NOTICE Is hereby given that will sell
- al Public auction. on Ihursdly, me
Q Il dAy Of august 1850, al The lpte resi-
dence Of William r. Hill. late ~ Du5ois
County, Deeea ed ,al his Personal proper
eriy consisting Of one Horse and Buggy,
enc COW, househuld and kitchen furniture,
saddlery ana harness stock and toAs, ana
other things TOO numerous 70 meniipu:
Terms--A credit Of Evolve months vii
b. given on all sums over Three dollars The
Purchaser giving his noie with approved se-
curity. waving oll velu inn end aPprai--
men, law, sums ~ @a cO aud under cash -
hand n. ~. ALEXANDER All nfn
Juiv II l9@O-3N
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or Hon. Daniel Mace addressedthe Dem
cratic rah6cstion meeting Of Lafayette on
Saturday night. Major Mace was for three
terms member Of Congress from the Ia.
fayetie District lie was one of The men
who opposed the passage Of The Nebraska
bill, and for some time ceased his connec.
ton with the Democratic party IN conse.
qnence Of the repeal Of the Missouri Compro.
mise. lie voted for Fremont at the last
Presidential election and was the Secretary
Of the first emigrant aid society formed (
send squaitcrs into Kansas. Experience
having proven the wisdom Of the Nebrask'
bill Msjpr Mace acknowledged his error ant
now comes boldly up 10 the supporter Doug
las and Johnson, and the great principle 9
popular sovereignty.
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ANOTHER QUEsTIoS.-Judge Dixon, q
Wisconsin, who was last spring elected 70
the Supreme Court or the State, has come
on, for Douglas. lie was formerly Black
Republican, but not being able TO indorse
The course Of that party 10 notification and
Abolitionism, came out from among them
and was taken up BY the Democracy MS an
independent candidate for Chief Justice, and
elected over his multiplying opponent Wis.
consin is good for Douglas 10 November.
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JAsFER:

Mn. EDIroR:-Please announce Mr.. 5.
J. CRoMER, E-q as candidate for Clerk d
the Courts Of Dub Dis county, and cbIge ma
ny citizens Of COLUMBIA TowSsHrr.
0TWe are authorized 10 cnrounce Mr.
ADAM MiLrrH, Of Patoka Township. as !
candidate for Sheriff Of Dubois county a.
the ensuing O:tober election.
GrWe are authorized 10 Announce mr.
HENRY HoLTHAus, Esq, as candidate 70
Jerk Of the Court Of Dubois County al lh'
lsuing October election.
nTWe are requested to announce Mr
\. II. ALEXANDER as candidate and suit
Bile person 70 represent Dubois county 81
Representative in the next Legislature.
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Democratic state Ticket.

For Governor.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Shelby
For Lieutenant Governor
DAVID TURPIE, Of White.
For Secretary Of State,
WILLIAM II. ScHLATER. Of Wayne.
For Auditor Of State,
JOSEPH RISTINE Of Fountain.
For Treasurer Of State,
NATHANIEL +. CUNNINGHAM, Vigc
For Attorney General,
OSCAR II. HORD, Of Decatur.
For superin,enden, Public Instruction.
SAMUEL J.. RUGG. o. Alien.
For Clerk or Supreme Court.
CORNELIUS O'BRIEN, Of Dearborn.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
Nj. G. KERR, Of Floyd.
FOR CONGRESS-.
HON. JOHN LAW, Of vdndgIurg.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
THOMAS SHOULDERS.
Democratic Judicial Nominations.
For Common Pleas Judge.
JOHN J.. KEY, Of Perry County.
For Comm on Pleas Prosecutor,
w. G. ADAMS. Of Dubois.
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The PRosrEcr IN ILLINOIS "A corrcspon.
dent from Jasper county says that the usual
Democratic majority is 275 in that county,
bu, that |, will give Douglas GOO o. roo this
fall. II there are any who imagine that
Lincoln will carry Illinois they will be most
terribly deceived. Win. Sun.
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SuicrpE.-We are informed that the dead
body or middle aged man named Murray,
was found In The road, few miles from Gel
esiine in this county, on last Sunday week.
II i suppos ed lha, he shot himself /, seems
that some time ago he had law suit with 0
Mr. Fleming, and recovered sum Of money
on his oath that he had Paid 81 a hundred
FOR some -four. On investigation he found
tina, be was mistaken, that il was 81, bar
rel, instead Of cwt. lie then offered 10 make
restitution. and paw $50 to have no,aing said
abou,it, but the offer was not accepted AMI
The fear Of prosecution preyed upon him 90
that he killed himself His gun was found
laying across him, and his money in HE
pocket. lie was shot through The head
lie had a family and resided In Crawford
County.
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a Administrators Notice.

~ Office Is hereby given that The under
~ signed has taken out letters 81 Admin
istraton on The Estate Of William X. Hill
Deceased, late Of Dubois County. Indiana,
The Estate il supposed 10 be solvent
Those indie bted To the estate hy account
are requested 10 call and settle their ac'
counts Immediately by note Or cash.
A. III. ALEXANDER, Admir-.
July H. 1SGO-3w.
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HIS hereby given that the Undersigned will
4 apply for license at the Sept. term. 1860,
OF the Dubois County Con- missioners. under
tie provisions Of an act entitled "An act
10 regulate aud license the sale Of sprituous
yinous. NAL, and other intoxicating liquors"
Approved March 9th, 1853.
The place Of sale will be upon the premises
occupied ty him, the precise location OF
which is as follows: NV present residence,
situated on State street, in the town OF Gel
esline, Hall township, Dubois CO., Indiana.
The citzens Of said township will take
due notice thereof.
July ll,-3w. BERNARD SCHULZ.
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FIcnT.-Wc learn that fight oc-
Cured in Ilaysville last Saturday week
in winch Eben Rodenbery struck p
Street over the head with a gun AMI
nearly killed him. The parties are
bfothers-in law and reside in Martin
county. Rodenbcrry has fed thc
country.