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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

The rew Toll bin rs amended al his mornings
sop parsed the House this sernoon-ytas 81 NAYS IS
Tue act TO orporase the Geological ana Botanical 80
ceiy, in connection vita the Central Park, also Dr.
Tbnn1pson's Quarantine bill, we're passed.
Both houses in full blast this evening" passing bills
The new Metropolitan Police bill came MP in the House.
Mr.. Cancct moved TO recommt IT. Lost, by strict
party vote. II then read the third time and passed
yeas 10, nays 90.
Bowen, Hasbroqck Co. excee iipgly jubilaut this
evening having secured the passage OF their pet
They are among the largest men In this locality.
Al connected with the Police Depart that
the slate of yesss Bowen, StFaaahsn aod Bailey, hal
better be packing their traps and leaving for parts
knownor the gulotne will surely be applied 10 them.
The Tax Levy was reported BY the Select Committee,
spd ordered 10 third RI aiding.
Mr. Jones reported the bill TO carry passengers aud
packages in Broadway Nprovdes for the payment Of
two mills per passenger into the city treasury.
The five gridrons were brought up 10 the Senate on
third reading. A large number Of amendments
offered by several Senator's, such fixing the fare a,
three four and i've cents and providing foe the stage
interests, but all voted d0wa by about the same
vote.
Senator Truman said that when these bills were no
here last year he asked 10 vote for them and
told they were party measure, AMI that Que hundred
thousand dollars TO be gwen 70 the republican party
to elect Seward with. But he that most Of the
democrats were voting for those bills aud he judged
thai although the republican party was TO father these
bills, there vas to DE- no republicans found unless tue
democrats bad turned Sewardtes There seemed to bs
some other combination here.
Several motions were made 70 reconmit the bls by
Senators p Murphy, BELL Mannierre and Truman, but
they we're all disposed Of without much ceremony. the
whole passed, each about 20 TO g. "a follows
AyEs-Messrs Abel, 81 ,od. Gown, Connolly, Ferris,
Fiero Gardner Grant, Ketcham, Laphan, La ~rence,
MclsYaw, Manroe, j. NJ Murphy, Ramsey, Richmond,
Robertson, Sessions, Spinola Warner.
NoEs.-Messrs Bell, Goss Kelly, M'nnerre, hontgom-
cry, ?. P. Murphy, Prosser Ro.ch, Truman
ABSENT Nor vo1NG-Senators Hammond, Hnlhonse
and Williams.
II is said that the Governor will veto them because
there no provision providing when they aha be built
being unguarded grants he cannot sanction them But
this makes but little difference will be 40 easy matter
10 pass them the Veto Had the Senate been full
they would have had twenty. two votes to night.
Law and Weed were both in the lobby. There was a
large party from Staten Island headed by Vermyea Ia
boring with the Governor al the evening, trying 70 get
him to veto the quarantine bill Of DR.. Thompson.
The Governor has not yet signed the Albany AMI Sns
quehanna Railroad bill nhe impression prevails that
the assent will be withheld the ground tina. it has not
received what the Governor considers constitutional
vote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

ANOTHER OBERIIN SEssAnoy.-A NEsRo Is STRIPPED
CowmpKD AND DRIVEN FROM TIE Town On Monday last
protection, claiming that be q fugitive slave from
kentucky As some suspicion existed as To his being
genuine fugitive, he was taken before tho Mayor for exam
NATION. The mayor, afer close examuston could
decide whether the negro wR fugitive not, and de-
cned having anything further to do With the The
negro lett the mayors office, but reaohed The
stSpped him. and co~hiled him until the blo,1 spirited
from his face back and breast in torrents BE vas thsn
released and told to leave town at He ssrtej but
the back bru,es, not saAeded with whipping him W
deaths door, pursued him mles WITH stones aas
cnbs and hteous ye The rngleeder 10 thk brcss STAR
Evane. negro, one Of the notorious 0bsr
resccers We receive particulars from rcia5e
;itzens OF Oberhn witnessed the xanescton Ooer-
IN completely In the hsods OF ths neg oes, snd their
rpc. e ID Of Hayv and other clsses where sscks va
in ~ ser, is psnpors, dex1otic and brc:G -clee1ard
(tHit, Pfziad,a'sr, lr .igs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

Mr. AyRyD Moss, recently elected delegate 10 Charleston
BY the wxrentcp Conventiou, died u Fairfax Gust
Hosss, NSvfSA, On toe Friday SouoSng. aalrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

Mr. Cover spoke length in favor of the motion,
be amended.
The previous question was then ordered and the vote
taken recommting which lost-yeas Al nays a.
The bill was then read the third time and placed OF
It's final passage. The yeas and nays being called and
not receiving the constitutional majority It was lost -
yeas SO, nays SO.
just before the vote was announced Mr.. jacques
changed bis vote in the negative for the purpose OF
ing reconsideration, upon the announcement of the
that motion the table which carred-eaving it 10
position for one move pull at 1t.
Among the numerous bills passed Ia the act 10 lay out
Fourth avenue, Brookyn to authorize the city OF New
York raise additional funds 70 increase the supply OF
Croton wster; also the act in relation to the rates
wharfage and TO regulate pers wharves bukheads aod
slips In the cities Of New York and Brooklyn passed
with the folio wing amendments 10 the bill passed
the Senatethe nendmers 70 apply to the third section
"Excepting merchandise and other property delivered
wharf for transportation by canal boats through the
canals owned by this State and also excepting such
chandse may be landed bulkhead for storage pur
pose BY the owner, or occupant Of and adjoining the
bulkhead on which such merchandise shall be landed,
which may be permitted to remain there for eigt days
without being subject to the charge Aforesaid. The
amendments were Afterwards conourred In by the ssn
ate
The bill to erect town out Of the towns Of Castle
ton and SoutAfeld, Richmond county also passed
this morning nearly ali Of which were local Csmmoaore
vanderbits bill In relation to pier No. WAS los: ny ao
receiving the constitutional VOTE the vote sanding yeas
l6, 8. inmedistely reoonsiisred, and then
providing for the mode Of u5mtug the anendmects 70
the constitution respecting the property quad,stods 81
The New York cry lobby LEFT for your city las, even
ing on the Trane SEiddy, and durrg he sog tes sts =
to sand bar, and sticks there yet We are mus
provfdentieliy relieved Of tse pest ir cce d.y
Ia said that .hsy occupying saeir tone oy
trading jack knives and cheating sscs oher verst NJ
NE neItss are Alec on oosrt; art = g srpyssi saa
stsely ;tav mist hsVe, sr.Es - SCI @ Eiss1ry
cass rre1H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

ITO BONE BURNERS.-THE WE'LL Known BONE
Burning Essbishmert situated the North river q
little beo~ Sneedens Landing 10 let Being
within one tide Of the city, and 10 hourly By
offers unusual advantages those embarkng In business
about changing th location For particulars and terms
which Will be moderate Apply 70 CHAS. b. WOOD, 40
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

QORSES-FOK SALE, A VALUABLE PAIR OF PER.
IL feet match I'd Horses, very ish ST. 900.
but viii be SOLD great bargain the
hem Address House. Benteys Despatch 94o Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

ITO rA1LORs-TO BE DISPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY
snug first class and Fixtures for 81 900
Of Gust ,mers good store and dwelling; rent $780, Being
busy and the proprietor able I, leave hts oed wishes
take charge immediately with intention Of
ing in few weeks If suited This excellent chance and
worth twice the amount asked Address b. Herald oce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

RlsAOV. sale-l.ocaied down Town add Ia suosc.sfui
operation Tor the last twenty FIVE years manusct,r1nS am
ces q meschandie tsi are used By iii the liquor
the country and the sales are media exc Tor
cssh ma ad net profit Of from So COO 70 IS SJ for mum
ps Of back rbeh can be sho~n bo,ka wh,h
vi oe eyhtoted 70 disposed 10 purchase Tbs
vausoe machinery on hsnd worth half al asked for
W. snofe oe advertiser proposes ~ the dxtures
VIII ne huyss locg .ao1ch iaoduce hlm to tho co
sne nsaes hic the busnss Satisfactory rsassns given
sor selling Address !. D., Herah ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

SURF HOTEL, AT FIRE ISLAND, FOR sALE-vERY
- low, the whole or one half the house nearly
all modern nprov contains elegantly furnsh
ed ten PIN alleys bouee. ice houses TO- and viii
Mills, liz Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10
FOR SALE.

8C0 mn IAN EsrABLsaED CASA BusINEss
ID GO.OOO. for ssle that Is aud has bssu. maxi :
$1,000 year profit for several Tbs owner -
hboh.
JEWS INFORMATION EXCHANGE. 2,s BROADWAY
, 1860-06-09

The Havana (Ill.) Squat.r .Sorereiyn is in.
formed that the paragraph which it quotes il
tn following words:
our education has been such that NC havc ever been
rather In favor of tie equality of the blacks that IT, u
thty st"'td enjoy au the ririacs u The uhif ,e~re <l
rtside."
appeared originally as an editorial in tlls
DeKalb county Sentinel, about two years ago
which was then, and is now, a jealous Douglas
organ. The editor Of the Sentinel was, and IT.
Judge Mayo, Of Syc more; aud Judge Mayc,
Of Sycamore, was the Douglas candidate for
the Legislature in 1883. The entire paragraph,
which We print for the special benefit of OH
Havana contemporary, is as follows:
:" Our education has been such, that We havo
ever been raj her in -fdror r. the tquaii1y of tae
6oci*; that is. that thy t.outd t,joy ali tho
arc aware TINT this is not very ne puur doc.
tTlne. We hare hnd many u con:ab with somc
who are now strong Republican, We takinr
the III broad ground Of equality and they the oppo.
We were brought up in State where the
nconyenience resulting from it; though pTF
haPs it would not work SO well where tue blacks
are more numerous. We have no doubt Of the
right Of the whites to guard against such an
eF'i, II It Is one. Oar opinion is that it would
be best for all concerned to hare the colored
population in State By themselves; bat il
within the jurisdiction OF the United States, 1rt
s1y, By .aA ns>dnx. thy should hare tie riqA: to
Aor< thsir Ssnators ard krrtffntafirts in Ton
gre.s. and to ross for President. With Us. .wottl,
makes the man, and want Of it the fellow We
hase seen many 'niggcr' that We thought
more Of than some while men,
, 1860-06-09
Ratification In Macoupin,
[Cotrependtnoe Of the Prexs and 1zioune.1 i

G1A1n. Ill., Juns I. 1860.
MEssRs. En11ols: s:-" Lincoln, Hsmlin and
Ya'es" is The war-ery in Old Maeoupin. The
Republicans held q ratification meeting at Cur
lnville yesterday aud the shout Of " LINCOLN
for the NAT1oS's Goop!" arose from seven
Thousand livang, talking. shouting Suckers
though only two years ago We could not, let
us do our best, get more than thres to Eve hun
dred sosere'gns out 10 hesr either Lincoln or
Trumbull. Flags and banners in endless variety
were displayed, and three bands Of music wera
in attendance-brought in By the different dele
cations.
We had some good .spseehas- Hon. 10. Gil
lespis - commonly called "old Joe," about
hsrs-did honor 10 himself and thu cauae in a
speech Of about one hour. Hon. r. TAtss, fol.
lowed, in masterlJ speech and you may just
as we'll say ~ elected him yesterday. AfteE
him came our own wheel. horse, John N. Palmer,
who nerer says = word but tails. ]. H.
Matheny spoks at night, and hsd general
good tins. Just say to 5our good people that
'tOld Maeoupin - is !" coming, coming, coming
and the sams will be heard from Jersey County
on Saturday. The war IL In Africa
J. q. To1rx,
, 1860-06-09

The sweet andcipations Of soma Of ths chill
Jam In tbs hall
An enlivsninR aud attractive feature Of ali
these exereees, OF course, L. the singing Of
favorite fauilier 8. S.Hynns. Every ybody who
can sing lends voice III the naelodtous pfaises
We delegates srs scattered among several hos.
pitab}e families, and can but acknowledges the
kind attentions 50 freeiy bestowed, in shs spirit
which ouE Savior defined in the words ~
was ahungered and-ye gave ma meat; was
thirty and ye gave me- drink; was 4 stranger
and ye took me in.".
Through the generosity Of the St. Louis. Al
ton and Chicago Railroad we we're brought here
safely for half fare. Had this courtesy on the
part Of ths new and popular management oi
this road been more generally known Chtcsgu
would have large Representation But mus,
be of to the mass meeting.
Yours, de-, DEAx.
, 1860-06-09

We learn from the Savannah R:publieaa, Of
Nay 26:h. that Passport System has been
agreed upon for the use and convenience Of gen.
tlemen travelling northward, from the South, by
which the master accompanied by his servants,
will be relieved of the necessity Of identifying
himself at every station where he may be sus-
peescd Of hkving stolen the "property" under
his charge.
Tbs passport system, for long time, has been
IN operation amopg gentlemen from the North,
travelling southwark; and ne know Of no good
reason why thu cbivalry should not be willing 10
take that which they forcs upon others. We
suggest only one addition to tbs plan th1t We
hass sesn elaborated II is well known that no
man can 70 South aud talk Repuhlicanisn. Let
II be underatood as cue Of the new regulations
that no man from the South shall come here
and tall pro.alavery Democracy, and We arc
content. What says the Savannah Republican
70 sas Propasitsone
, 1860-06-09

thsreupon vested and possessed Of al tho
rights privileges and responsibilities in raspect
to him Of her that appertained to the fAtbsr
willis living; and Ia first entitled to the guar.
disn.hip Of the property as we'll as the person
Of such minor, though she may divest herself
Of these rights and responsibilities by causing
a guardian to be appointed. Nor is the consent
Of minor to aervo as clerk OF apprentice
valid, unless the mother, If living joins in the
consent and il ahe consents, is entitled to
share Of the wages. Neither docs mother
forfeit her natural right to the guardianship Of
her children By her subsequent n,arriaga, any
moro than the father .does- Further, no dis
position Of tho custody or tuition Of minor
child can bo nade by the father, either By deed
or will, which will be valid, unless the mother,
if living at the time Of executing the dyed d
proving the will, joins in the dczd, or consents
in writing to such disposition at the time of
proving the will any moro t4a3s4asf Ether
can bequeath the guardianship jfthildron
to person other than kaaout his
consent in writing.
The e1amplA56rTew York is worthy Of i'm
tation elsewhere; and though we have a
mor:al horror Of those uase1ed virAgcs who
are ve1ing the ears 5s ths public for 4 conces-
sion Of their right to choose III fathers of their
own children. IS well as to command armies,
vote at elections hold Office, and straddle
around generally like mer, we hop, that
another session Of cur legislature will not 20
BY without the adoption here Of tile reform
which New York has in&usuraxd. While
our law makers are considering the aubjsct,
they may find reason to 60 further aud make
new statutes in relation to the disposition Of
children in case husband deserts Ibis wife,
refuses to provide for his family's support, or
makes brute Of himself by means Of drink.
Here is ample room for the exercise Of all tho
wisdom md ingenuity which auy Illinois Leg
islAtu1o will be apt to possess.
, 1860-06-09

Il
rh. no,te. sa~xss-a..a.. - ~. G,
.ne oos'on CORRESPONDENT OIL 'ne G1oactsfeT
Telegraph thus describes the library left by the
Rev. Theodore Parker:
n. .:.a. -. ID.
49,. ne aas en1ni ny ~. iiola3s e re my OF bos
n',taa .o1 ana u1uie e.s .n; 10 ea'eeo tooasano
ttan, soa ~ hnan a.ueIen. aan gasGes'
H. ns;d ~. ppoks ~ 't II re1efe9Ee VINO
forret Il I1n he .,s;rmax na:.nn w." ~ hot soon
~oeden c,o.e We Mh;c NV pasyg ane gfeas
ives Of 90 ant of bs n 1hs rne
storr If h;s honss IN F3.tar ris,a ~ a sns SPpght
ooa;ns, ,ha a1d nrean'. S ug n, sou a', ususn
cs-,ad ~ a4;nt'+o c-aan &nad ~ .. 80 ,a"o
ronn, sr,enJnn ~ rhn,e isnoth nnh f.h. tge
l;rht.d h. E;ndows ~ eacb sD6 Hsra ~ ~ re., ~,
hsots a. ,ona ;nt;,as,s tr;aa5.+ e ~ ~, vrt
w;fl ,ba| ~ <,ch fs:nn5 en.;o ~; @
I'll, iarhs1. thar .n+st laaa ha;. .-mo.h;..
n.nt W ,,n,;. 9hss ,ausdns mues nsp E . .ue
Fen' "p' w." .ue, u4o1.ue. Ut es'en " "os"s'
IT, IT, .:s1t ,9s1,.s. e.tan ,aalI 1Gudsss Chants
ne .IaA ,4a.ss 'equ1<n
Ian sgG mere vas farmers boy, working
nalo 'o1 o4hy oleaa. Al zen years Of age he
nae tsa!nso ~ tnst tne District school could
t~ach I'm. 4 TREND told him be wculd teseh him
Latln II no nad ie1lcon- lie thirsted for the
soo1leos' - -, 'e" knoS & now to t6'rst bpt ho-
Mas ne 10 get so @ueh mone5l How but oy
, 1860-06-09

NED kESpElt or u1s DkArH BEp.-Ths Boz
ton Journal says:
Toe friends of this favorita bugler will feel
sad to know that his dulcet strains will soon he
hushed forever. Tbs tyraut consumption has
marked him ~ one Of his victims, and be ,s
now stretched upon bis bad, probably nerer
more 70 leave it alive. His instances a1e
such that aid IL nseessary to soota his last u1o-
n1ents- a bene6t concert for this pur1 oss haA
besn arranged, and will cons off On the 4o&h
inst, at the fremont Temple. Hali's Band and
several artlsta hare volunteered, and the
entertainment will be quite attractive. W.
nuatshe receipts will be ample.
The three large hotels 1t Saratoga Springs
are 70 be opened On the 18th iaxt, The o.hsia
~ already sscet7iug guests
, 1860-06-09

=
At no period since tie crisis Of 1857 has
our foreign commerce shown such a favorablc
aspect as at present Nut OILY have our cx-
ports Of flvur, grain, provisions and other PRO.
duce greatly Increased, hut our imports hare
shown visible diminut;on. In the single
mouth Of May, the imports Of foreign goods at
the port Of New York, as compared with 1859
show decrease Of about $7,oo0.ooo. Tho
following table shows the value cf the forecn
goods importedat New York during the ,ponll,
Of May fer Eve years:
lt8 8-.....-...-..-...............,. TIIen1
le.+ii,ll3
1t is a noticeable iact in this connection
that this decrease is due almost exclu.
slvely to the falling CT in the 1mpor.ations Of
Dry Goods, which this year amounted to only
Sa,loo,ooo, while in 1859 they aggregated
Ss,loo,ooo, and III 1858, S., SOC, 900. No
doubt the ruinous policy which prevailed in
1853 by importers hss worked its own cure.
and they will ho more likely IN future to f,l-
low the prudent dictates Of dear.boueht expo.
rience.
The foreign imports at New York since
Jan. l, compare as follows:
"a e9at :S7
N3 t:3
ths foreign exports from the port Of New
York in the m,n1h Of May compare as fol.
, 1860-06-09
B ACON MS
BURGLAR PROOF BANK SAFE>

= n 20 N =
BURGLAR PROOF BANK Safes.
q. 1ses and Eurs:ar P.-,r cnns ar,,
esna T:o1xst uoa aol:4 <sa a--s:1 IT,
CoVert's Formulation banl Lock
WITHOUT Kxx on x*xHo1.
We 1nvats Bank.s, "a x-auiua ~, s...
Wilders Fire F'roor
SALAMANDEze SAFES.
Tae Bast F1s Proof sai. In tho World.
PRATT i WORCESTER, axeats
1877 South Water sxresx.
CLOSING OUTi
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Spring r summer Goods.
T. 3. CARTER.
''0'e''''ssas eh.nx. in n...ut. vii eonz.rcs O.
! FRIDAY, the s37x,
A CLOSING OUT
SAFE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
Of sfF'Dg and Summer Goods,
REGARDLESS OF COST.
NERRlMAcK ard CocuEco PRIESTS ,c..,.
PACIFIC LAWNS. hss. ..,4, 1.ye
rns.,'.1a rnsS1n -. LA"SA L III qua,t,s !. 9,.osoa
FRENcH oRGASD1ES, do ntou.
FoULARD SIL8G and 3 AREl;EA: verv r.,,,
HLEACHED CDTT1NA !,~.t cr.t....
fARasoLs. OF su,esirr ua,%e. re :. 10.
AAST1LLAS. DUsTEs3 and LAC: POINTS
EabRo1DERtES asEALF PRN.E
Skirts p: skirts! Skirts.
1000 SKIRTS az
H. a'~ To-, - a1.oc, s1.a, a.-;o.
1856 -.- Lake k1rces. 11e
r E F r G E f TO Il 5
AND
ICE BONES.
Of TIE VERY BEST KIND, At
71-.----LAKE STREET .--~-7a
WATER COOLERS,
WITH FILTER ATTACHED. OR WITHOUT,
.4asser's Ere .Minnse Zee Cream. E+t<zey. Ja-
paH"ed Ware, To CaAister., Groe~'s
ccRistsrs L.mp., Tyilct S...,
Chamber Pals, &c,
At II LAKE STREET.
St0VesI StoVest! Stoves s!l{
At Il LAKE STREET
Plain Tin Ware, Wholesale or Retail.
AcsnPsts assortuent ~ Hnu4 keeping eods u,ar b.
found u
ALLEN 3c DALTONs$
71...................Lake eEtreet...,,...,..,..7f
AP1Er1:Ahem
, 1860-06-09
EANst FANSl FANS! r'ANSl

FANS! FANSl FANS! F'ANIl
r.4s st.cs. n wAts. B.aA sas47. HA
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
r~a s..k. Ea.n. sp,ns.sd. s:s'sred. Enoss'a<st-
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
4'e7 sueh, IN White. Bins. Cherry. Red.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
1''1' sSet, s1vtred. Painted. E.asro1d.zsd-
Fans. Fans. Fans, Fans.
Sandal "oaa Stick, In snt, c..r. 1ss,a.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
s'nt.a Wood. Con- ss,a.sat. Round md Bro.x s..s.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
PlAln L'asu. spaa1ah md Msu1alrs Fan.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
o2<Ea. Ddaa md P.rty F.a.. ii, Patterns.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
fsm Leaf. Psla Palm Leaf Tr.n.a, I'll st,.es.
Fans. Fals. Fans. Fans.
AL Kinds. All Prices, from eezi. 10 sxm.
AT PARKS, 124 LAKE-sT
Carriers. Carriers. Glrters.
1noFo.tssed IL SIX sd FA.vet
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
w1rs El.4t!es. in Kid. L.nea aad Cotton.
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
In Pink. Ia BLU. In White. tn Rid.
Carriers. Garters. Garters.
AL Sorts Aad shss Al Patterns md Pr.ess.
At PARKS, 124 LAKE STREET
THARLEs TOBEY & BRO,
79 e. ~
STATE STREET.
Nanu.sc:>, ,sers and Dea1ersla
Parlor. lhambeir and Dfnins-room,
Mahogany. B.aek walA 1t and Rosewood
F i r n ITU Z E.,
Looking Glasses,
MATTRESSES, BEDDING.
H0WE's PATENT
Elliptic Spring II e d,
Tss bess ever osesei ts the Puels.
- - x'e5 coaxoS Il: T isi A' fa'' "
CHAS. TOBEY / BRO,
~ &74... state Street. ....72 4 ~
CORNER RANDOLPH
This Stc1c lneatel the terminus u he the prs-
10: HoEe I:a'roaaa |. one Of the uo,t accessible pnts
, 1860-06-09

There is to be grand torch light procession
tonight, and more speaking BY Matheny, Hern
dim and o{1pra n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-26
To Contributors.

AS our design is to make orr papc
one that will be Of interest to all Ell
gagged in the different departments 0
active industry in every part Of til,
county, we respectfully solicit the co
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pecially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticnlarly solicited. Please send rs all
the news, incidents, general iniorna-
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborloods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-26
Job Printing.

We are prepared to give prompt at
tcntion to all kinds Of Job or ook
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion OF
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice. in the most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-26
OFFICERS OF DUBors:coUNTY.

Clerk-BAziL B. EDMoSsros.
Andiior-JaHN MEHRrNGER.
Treasurer THEODORE SnKDERMAxs.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS JERcEa.
Sherif-JAcrB IiERnAs.
Coroner WIN. ScHUELTERMAx.
Survevcr-BEsjAnIs II KEMP.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
J. p. BIcEwERMERr, Commissioners.
Wa II. GREEN.
OFFICERS OF BAiSBRiDcE TOWNSHIP.
Jn-'ices--A. II. Alexander, M. Keefcr,
;. Rose.
Trustees. J. Cromer.
Constable-Anihony Eckert, A. Tilman.