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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
To the Associated Press.

WAsaINGToN, Tuesday June -, 1860.
The Coycde Committee has nearly closed its labors
No more witnesses are to be summoned. The test-
mony has been printed as the examination progressed
Three Cabinet officers have been examined, namely,
Messrs. Black Thompson, and Cobb. From them
nothing especially important has been elected. The
last named, this morning stated that he never had
either by himself or with the President any interview
or communication OF any kind with Representative
Cox before, during, or after the pending English bin
There was other evidence coaroboratiye OF the truth
Of this general statement and thar this gentleman
sought no Office or influence with the Administration in
connection with his public conduct.
j. ID. Andrews late United States Consul for Cam
ada aud w-Brunswick, has presented to Congress-
through the Chairman OF the Committee on Foreign
Relations, memorial showing the Importance Of the
Reciprocity treaty and protesting against the COM
plants OF locally affected districts being received in
dications of the public opinion of the commercial in
terests OF the United States, aud asks that If any change
be made, II shall be in changing the basis Of the treaty
perfecting and not destroying il. The memorial emf
braces important statistics support OF this view OF the
question.
The Senate have appointed Messrs. johnson of Ten
nessee, Doolittle and Brown their conferees on the
second Homestead bill Conference. The House con-
terees Messrs. Aldrich, Colfax, and Curry They
meet to-mOrrow morning The differences between
the two bills are quite decided but is understood that
all the conterees anxious to reconcile them, if pos
sble without sacrificing the principle deemed essential
in each house.
The Senate amended the House amendment to tho
Pacific Telegraph bill by striking out the part in rela-
ton to advertising for sealed proposals, &C., and IN.
serted IN lieu thereof direction 10 make a contract
with Zenas Barnum and others for the construction oil
the line AS thus amended, the House amendment was
ooncuredin. The Rouse has yet to act upon the bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
GURNEY's GALLERY.
No. 7o7 Broadway.
THr IyoRYryPE.

h,. new and beautiful style Of Poraure FIRST introduced in
NewYork by Mosrs GuRSKY Son. cres,ing quite
ctemeut IN the artistic world To quote the expression OF
artist on examining the Ivoyype, Nothing hall so per
feet accurate or beautiful has appeared II combines the
hnh Of the most dehcatey painted miniature on IVORY with
t fidelity and ete correctness Of the Photograph" As to
durability It is unqaesond IyOyypes be seen at the
entrance to the Gallery tina, have stood the test of hot sun for
upward Of eighteen months critical examination Of these
pictures is requested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13


Bpsiness Mokess.
To ADVERTISERS!
Tar wosIp.
Phs now Daily Ne~sP'ree
Win appear on
TaunsDAr, 18th inst
With sdioaof
$1,000 CoPtEs,
FOr circulation in the City Of NewYod and throughout
the United States
uwil be a mos, desirable medium for adverssers
IL eowusuds itself to the attention Of busine" men Of all
clssse,
Address "THs WoRLp,"
No S5 Psrkrow,
Cor Beekmsn-st, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

DIR. MARSH continues TO apply his RADICAL CURE
ssdes waited upon By female in private rooms Baking
d-nsss supporters sheussr Braces se.psnso Bsndasss
MARE Co. No Tvseys, N. r. opposite 81 Paul. Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

best Ia sse Depot No Barclay D.; and spa ~ s Di"s
nd Pstsn Mede.ss Stores Isuisbse ~
ia, EEssy W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

III any one should ask us what IN our opinion,
arrived ct By impartial test the best and most honest
oomposnd remedy for preserving and Identifying hair and
Restoring gray hsr 70 IL. original color and tue locks the bald
hssdsd we should without hesitation say Prof o. J. Woops
H.rn fssroxATiyE See advertisement in another
Iossvlis JoprpsL Sold By al Druggists Depot No. ~
broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13


conulor Csleb1ed Magnssia.
weh6s an Medal and four First Premium Silver Medss
have been awarded being the best IN the For sale
by the druggists country stoTekeepss generally and the
rssnussetuzsr, Tnosls j. HUSBAND, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

EDITOR WANTED.-The proprietor of a well-es'
abhed Weekly journal this city wishes TO employ able
aud xperenced Editor gentleman Of versatile style iana
with the city competent to conduct paper devoted to genera
itersturp politics. aud who viii devote his time and
ability Interests Of his employer hear OF pleasant SIT
and liberal salary by addessing with real name and rel
erenee, PUBLIsHKIs box No. 245, Ncw-iork PostOhce
Writers inexperienced Journalists need not answer this sdver
dseneLt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

On July 2srh. 1860. Mr. JAMES DrLLox. ST
Mr.. Dillon was one Of The old residents
~ this county, and was respected BY those
who knew him.
On July 2s,h; 1860 an infant child Of J.
Luz and wife.
On July 2Sih, is6o. Carrie BLANCHE.
daughter u Dr.. K. NJ. aud Jane Welman
All who knew little BLAScHs will greatly
miss her sprigh'ly tongue apd sweet smiling
face. Sc always cheered those around her
with her innocent prai,le and lively ways.
u Heaven has spheres in il 70 be enjoyed
by angels 10 proportions as they are sweet on
earth. BLANCHE will occupy high place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

Both Inventions nre now In session
that under cal OF thc s ate Central Commit.
tee at the State House, aud the Douglas
straight outs al the Temperance Hall. CIV.
ernor F,ote is G isirman OF tho State Con.
ven,ion. All the counties are represented l..
A resolution was adopted Il . preliminary
meeting this morning that they had met 10
nominate an electoral ticket pledged 10 sup.
port the REGULAR nominations OF the Dsmo-
cratic party, Douglas and Johnson. Speeches
were made by Gov. Price. Gen. Runysn. Mr.,
Van Waite, and General Parker, al strongly
for no fusion and pledging fidelity 10 non
intervention. The Committee on Resolu-
tions. now IN session. will re-assert the Gin
cinnati platform and pledge 10 Douglass
Gen. Cook, OF Hudson. and Gen. Joel. Of
Monmouth, were nominated, by sccl,ma
ton. Senatorial Electors, with cheers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

up into great importance one year,
and sink into inter insigniticancc be-
fore the next elections. Second. their
appointment is not for "liic, but dur
ing .good behavior and they are
responsible 70 the people the same as
any public officer, TO be removed by
impeachment, whenever proven to be
corrupt. So that his charge Of the
s'power Of a corrupt President to ere
ate corrupt Supreme Bench" falls to
the ground at once. The Judge re-
ferred to Jefferson and Jackson as
sustaining his views in regard to the
Supreme Court, but he neglected I,
tell his hearers that neither one Q
these patriot statesmen ever proposed
themselves, or advised others, to ac
contrary to the decisions OF this con
stitutional tribunal. No, he wei
knew that every act of theirlives wa
marked by strict respect for the con
stitutional rights Of each department
of the government.
We think we have shown abov'
that we were correct in the remarks
we made last week about DeBruler'
speech But we may refer to il again
and show other points. For the pres
cnt we leave it with the people, will
The question, is the man who vii
, misrcpresent facts to you one whom
: you can trust as your Representativ
in Congsessl' We think not.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01
THE GREAT DRAWBACK to person.

THE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons
emigra,ing to the extreme south and western
country, is the fear they have Of the Fever
Ague--the most direful Of all diseases.-
Every day we hear Of persons attacked by
this disease aud made elpess IN a short
time without any means Of affording relief
In view Of the great demand for remedy
Dr. Hoste,ter has presented his CELEBRA-
TED STOMACH BITTERS, whose Gu
rative powers for all Diseases Of the slom-
ach have been universally acknowledged
The bi,lers, prepared after long expert.
ence and deep study. have received the en-
coniums Of the mos, eminent physicians, ss
well as All classes, from every part Of our
country. To those who doub, their many
virtues, al we can say i 70 Try them, and
Judge for themselves respectively.
~ See advertisement IN another column.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

DESomiSArioSAL OXEN IN TExAs.-Texns
il great State. II has not only large,
growing. mixed populdlion--eve y variety Of
climate and soil. game and siock-but its
very oxen have become UNCONVENTIONAL, II
not seciaran in name. character, and spirit
In proof Of this We give the following Incl
dent: minister travelling along the road
met stranger driving HE wagon, which was
pulled by four oxen; as the minister ap-
preached, he heard the driver say, set up.
Presbyterianv' Gee, Campbeli,er' "IIaw,
Baptist" "What are you doing Meihodisrp'
The minister. s,ruck with the singuariIy Of
such names being given oxen, remarked,
Stranger, you have strange names Tor your
oxen, and wish 10 know why t.ey had
such names given them The driver re-
piled, call me lead OK in front. Presbyte-
rian because he IL true blue, and never fails
he believes IN pulling through every ditii-
cult place. persevering TO The end. aud then
he knows more Than The rest. The one by
his tide / call Campbeilite; he does very
well hen YOU let him % his own way, IN
i'll he sees water. and then all the world
could not keep him out 81 i. and there he
stands as u HE journey were ended. This
OF OK. behind. il real Baptist, for he il all
the time after and will not eat with the 9th
crs but IL constantly looking, fret on one
side, and then on the other, and everything
that comes near him The other. whirh I
cali Methodist. makes great noise and q
great TO- do, aud you would think he was
pulling all creation, but he don't pull a
pound.v
The Minister having his curiosity gra,i-
fled with the expIa, aiiun given, rude on,
Wondering what he should ptxt see and hear
10 Texas, This Is no dream. bu' tact. ~
we have heard y; nor are we Influenced BY
dyspep'ic feelings, 10 telling our readers the
ecclesissticsI relation OF Texas oxen True
! Witnew
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

AFTRAr - LIS, night, about o'clock. as
Mr.. Jacob Gardner was riding along BY End
no ems on wagon. one Jack Mosher caught
hold Of the wheels and stopped The wagon,
when il commenced backing md the wagon
run over him. This led % q ight 10 which
No-her. X. Jewell. and --- Sherm were
chased over the creek by Jacob Gardner
Mai. Gardner and A. Smith. Others were
engaged ID the NUS. hut we did not learn
their names. u is said the 6gh, was highly
amusing 10 the bysiande:s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01
JAsPE II /:


~We ere authorized 10 announce that
Mr.. JoHH MEHRrEcER IL Z candidate for re-
election % County Auditor, 1t the ensuing
October election.
01We srs suthorised 10 announce Mr..
ALLIE T. FLEniHo % . candidate for Rep
sessnsstive Of Dob,is county u the ensuing
October election.
O5Ws are authorized to announce Mr..
DAHIEL HAaRIs % candidate for Clerk Of
the Courts Of Dubois county q the ensuing
October election.
01Ws ore authorized "a announce Gen.
Joun AsLs % : candidate for Represents.
tive Of Dubois county q the ensuing October
election.
Nh EpfroR -Sir-You will please an
nouncs the name Of Dr.. Z. STEPHENSON g q
csudidass for County Auditor Of Dubois
County. and BY % doing you will much
obligs the ci,isens Of DuBoTs CouSr7.
Nh. EprroR :--Plesss announce Mr.. s.
J. CaonRn. Esq % : candidate for Clerk Of
the Courts Of Dubois county, and obIige ma.
ny eiiissns Of COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP
0rws are authorised TO announce DR.
ApAn MrLEER. Of Patoka Township. as q
candidate for Sheriff Of Dubois county Al
the ensuing October election.
@Ws are authorised 10 announce Mr.
HESIY HoLrHAus, Esq % . candidate fol
Clerk Of The Court Of Dubois County al the
ensuing October election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

JAxzs N. SnASKLrS, Democratic
Elector, will address the people at the
following times and places:
At Jasper, Dubois county, Tuesday
September IL, 1860, a. ? o'clk, r. N.
Al Ferdinand, Wednesday, Sept
-, 1850, at 2 o'clock, =. n.
Al Petersburgh, Pike CO., Thursday
september 18th, It 2 o'clock, Pm.
A Boonville, Warrick CO., Tues
day, September 18th, At night.
Other appointments viii b mad,
from time 70 time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

There will be communion meeting
at Shiloh meeting honsc. comncnc-
ing on Saturday. August 4, at IL ~
clock. a. M. The services will be
conducted by Rev. A. j. Strain. as
sisted by Rev. Mr. Hunter. OF Louis
Vile. Nv. The public are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

FINED. Mr.. John McCarty cot
fighting drunk last Wednesday, and
rot himself knocked down and pretty
badly hurt. after clustering considera
bly,, in Eckert's saloon. Before that
he seemed 70 lie ''spIlein' for a muss, =
and attacked Mr.. George Green on
the Petersburg road, with stones and
other missiles, for which he was ar
rested and brought before Esq. Alex
andcr, who fined him $40 for his stun
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

DFM Mr.. Mehringcr is announced as
a candidate for re election as county
auditor in our paper to day. Mr..
Mchringer has attended to the bust
ness Of the office during the last four
years in a manner which is generally
uncxceptionable. lie has 50 far i'm
proved his time that he now ranks a.
one Of the best auditors in the State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

ARrHuR's HOME M AcAzINE--We
have received the August No. Of this
beautiful periodical. 1t is equal to
the So magazines. and only costs 81
Address /. 5. Arthur g. Co., Phila.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01
THE METROPOLITAN.

10 . mammoth Imperial Quano Of eight
pages. elegantly illustrated with.
FIVE HANDSOME ENGRAvINCe.
NJ least each week, embracin 9 % jects slihs
interesting and stlractivs. The Illustration
wi | portray City Life and lie attendant FOL.
|lies-they will be rom
"Grsve 10 gay, from lively 10 ssvsrsr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

For Governor.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. Of Shelby
For Lieutenant Governor
DAVID TURPlE. Of White.
por Secretary Of State.
WILLIAM h. scHLATER. Of Wayne.
For Auditor Of State.
JOSEPH RIsTINE Of Fountain.
For Treasurer Of State,
NATHANIEL +. CUNNINGHAM, vigo
For Attorney General,
OSCAR B. H0RD. Of Decatur.
yor Superintendent Public Ins,ruction.
SAMUEL L. RUGG. Of Alien.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court,
CORNELIUS O'BRIEN. Of Dearborn.
For Reporter OF Supreme Court.
n. G. KERR. Of Floyd.
FOR CONGRESS.
NON. JOHN LAW, Of vandsrburg.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
THOMAS SHOULDERS.
Democratic Judicial Nominations.
For Common PIess Judge.
JOHN J. KEY, Of Perry County.
For Comm on Pleas Prosecutor.
w. G. ADAMS. Of Dubois.
ASRE r.:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

4 FINE lot Of chewing tobacco ciGsrs
IA Bar soap, Lsdies' Dusters. 6ne gloves.
Cap paper. writing huid, pens, pencils, snd
pen holders q ALExANDER'S.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One Copy year 81 and 2 Premiums.
One Cnpy 3years, 6snd 8
One Copy years, 10 and IL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

ADMINiS FUR'S SALE.
NOTICE l. hereby given tia, I viii sell
~ a. public sale. on the premises u Nam
cy Armstrong, deed, on Friday Aug "a
ls6O, all her personal properly consisting u
horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, farming utensils,
household and kitchen furniture:
Terms.-A credit Of ~ months will be
given on all sums ever So 90. purchaser CIV
inn note with approved security waving
valuation and snprri. man' laws; under 90
cash. JACOB LENNON. Adm'r
Aug. I 1SeO-3v.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-08-01

The following 70 List Of Premiums which
will Ne sold 10 Subscribers for TwEHrY Five
CENTS each. On the receipt Of the Sob.
script i'm money, they will be informed TO
what Pr miums they are ensitle end then
Il Is optional whether thew psy The rwEaTY.
FIVE cESrs on each and take the Premiums
or not.
The following Il Z full
IIS1, OF pRENIIfMl .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19

LITTLE BErT1E.-"Hand me some
water, Buddy, won't you ?" SIN a
minute, Bette" And Bettie's fever
ish cheeks We're pressed again to- the
pillow, and little Harry's hands went
on as busily as ever with the trap he
was making, and be at length entirely
forgot the request. ''Please get it
now, Buddy" he at last heard, and
scattering knife, triggers, and strings
in Lis haste, he was soon holding a cup
to the crimson lips but she turned
her head languidly from it. "Not this,
please, but some fresh and cold from
the we'll" she said. sob, don't be so
particular, Bette this is fresh and I
am so busy can't 60 now. Won't
this do :" She no longer refused, but
quietly took the cup which he offered !;
and it was the last time she ever called
upon her brother for an act Of kind
ness: Ere another day Fad passed she
stood beside the river Of Life and
drank Of waters never to thirst again.
And Of all who wept over that little
brown coffin, as it lay upon the table
before tho palpit there were noneswho
shed more bitter tears than that
little boy, who could not forget that he
had refused the last request Of his little
almanac. ~e- g-r- c.-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19

GEN. NYE.-Our readers have seen
in the published accounts Of Mr.. Sew
ards tour in the West, that the distin-
guished statesman is accompanied by
Gen. Nye, a gentleman widely known
for his amiability Of character and
ability as a man. There is little
episode in the Generals life that is
interesting, for he is indebted for his
present position to the act of putting
his hand around a lady's waist. When
a boy, the General drove a stage, ard
the wife Of a wealthy man travelling in
the northerly part Of New York, con-
cluded to take an outside seat, and she
found in young Nye lad Of superior
natural abilities While conversing
with him, the horse. in descending 4
hill, took fright and became unman-
ageable, and the lady, terrified at the
sight, was about leaping to, the ground,
which would no doubt have caused her
death, when the young driver put bis
arm round her Wais, and held Ter in the
seat, and subsequently brought the
horse under control. The lady, indebt-
ed for this acss, furnished the means for
his education, and thus opened the path
which he has travelled so we'll. --
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19
E6A correspondent at a Nor;her

! ga correspondent at Nor;herr
watering place thus reveals how he pas.
sionately suffered and was cured:
"Down in an inner pocket of that
valise there lies perfumed little glove;
years have fled since it was worn, vet
the scent Of the rose.leaves it once
pressed clings to it still you might
turn each Of its fingers wrong side out
and discover nothing therein, yet tina.
little glove contains the history Of a
life-a two volume romance set in non
pariel solid. 1t is q memente of wa
tering place it tells where l met nv
fate, and postscript in the thumb
lining tells where our paths diverged.
She was passionately fond Of music,
and your correspondent though he
handn't thought Of it before-suddenly
discovered that he chad an ear, but
no voice." Subsequent events led, him
to believe that his ears were much long
er proportionally, than his voice was
loud. Well, from long to short meter,
the transition to meet her by moonlight
was quite natural. In the course Of one.
Of these moonlight meetings-it was in
June, I remember the month perfectly, |
and could tell you the day were. it
necessarily gave her my hearts affec
lions and ruby ring, and q red rose,
ana sne-she gave me that glove you
see mere - and said she'd always be my
friend. She is married now to q small
lawyer in the Southern part Of Illinois
and has two children and the fever
and ague.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19
New Machine ShOp.

0lHE undersigned having fitted up o machin
i shop in part of the building occupied by
IL front Of the Court
to do all work in his line. He has the necessary
lathes and t7ols for doiag heavy and light work =
for REPAIRING ENGINES, MACHlNERY AND
DOING MILL WORK. Also, for building or re-
pairing Reapers, Mowers, Horse Powers, Threshing
Machines, and all kinds Of Agricultural Imple.
ments. .-. a. "a
P ~ In all cases the materials, wood, iron and
castings will be furnished and tho necessary work
done thereon. go. Hr. .aEN15.t e~e-
confident of giving satisfaction to all who NAV
give him their, patronage. He attends personally
to his business and guarantees all work: All Dos
sibie dispatch will be used, and in cases Of
breaks" In mill machinery no tine will be lost
in putting things in running order with a. little
delay Is possible. The charges will be moderate In
al cases. He respectfully asks trial.
apr1s-w6m ss4 JACOB BERDINE.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19

/ A "PoINT" OF HEALTHY STOCK
A late writer says thata "wide, deep
chest in all animals is an indication Of
robust constitution, and is, no doubt,
the point of shape to which breeders
should look when selecting either males
or females. 1t is not enough that bull
or COW should show a wide, full breast
in front, but tho width should extend
back along the briskets, and show itseli
just under and between the elbows.
Fullness through the region Of the heart
is indispensable in either sex.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-19

No STATE FOR DouaLAs-The result of the
Florida State and Congressional election,
recently. is great damper upon the hopes
Of the Douglas and Bell men, who were thor
oughly united, and hoped to carry the State.
Florida gave Gen. Taylor large majority
in 1s4S. and upon this fact the hopes of the
Fosionists were based. T %
1t is now almost certain that Douglas will
not carry single State in the Union, neither
at the South nor at the North. His party
claimed Pennsylvania and Indiana, but thas
game of bag was effectually blocked Oh
Tuesday.