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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-28

The Official returns 81 the election in
pcunsylyanis are now complete, with
The exception D. the small county Of
Forest, which gave Curtin majority
II 50. The result is simply amazing
The entire vote is 475, 900. aiignre SO
slightly exceeding that Of 1886 az to
supply a inst basis OF comparison.-
Tie majority Of Lincoln erthe fusion
tickct is traction less than ninety
three thousand; over Douglas. 25l,-
les: over Bell. 255,7G4; over all op-
position. 81 SIS. The majority against
ihe Republicans in 1876, was l65,,
OIL: and we therefore learn that al
least 10000 voters, who were op'
posed at that time to tho Republic
cans, have united themselves to tha'
party. assisted in raising MIR. Lincoln
10 tie Presidency. So extraordinary
change, embracing ~ It does iittl'
less than one-hali the voting popula
ton oi the State, has no precedent il
political history.
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Srrwann,viLts. vossy ~ lnt. A4ril p.
DR. r. BACK Sif-l fe,l il nv duty 70
pre~ep, you NY cer'l6cte. oshow yon ~
5cnch, have rec .iyed from your medicines
Tie Scandinavia BLOND Pills md Blood Pu
rilisr. After berg afflicted for some three
years. giving our pissrians trial, md sls'
The medicines OF Dr D-.i was persua
led 10 ,ry your PILLS aid Purifier, which
did, aud they cured me perfectly.
You're, truly, y. ). FuuAH.
II Sac adyeri isemeni.
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Aboli;ionists in kansas.

CsisTos. No. Nov. 81.
Al meeting Of the ciiizsns o. Clinton
Henry comfy, No, today il vas resolved
10 raise 4 volunteer company % defend
their homes. IL uecassary, and the western
border 81 the State
A committee vas arpointcd 70 wait On
the Governor of Missouri. 10 lay the facts
before him. and regues, supply Of srms.
The following letter has been addressed 70
Gov Stuart.
CLINTON, No, Nov. IL.
Sir: I'm here to inform the citizens O.
this place OF the following facts, and have
been requested 70 present them to you, a.
Governor or the State:
The Aboiitlon.,s. under The tie command
oi Montgomery end DR.. PeDnison, 70 the
number of IRON 800 70 600 arrived vith
Snaps rites and dragon sabres, revolcfs
and bowie knives, and hive suddenly com
mencsd a wsr ~ extreme fefociiy on the
lsw abiding c'i2ens of southern Kansas. ~
IT,. counties 81 Linn aud Bourbon. These
arms arrived ty the wagon load, ~ o. near
Mound City, about one month since. IN box
81. marked a. donations for kansas sufferers
They ara ali ne~. Montgomery has been ~
Bos,on during psr Of Tho summer, and re-
turned with plenty e money 70 enlist rscfnl's
Many OF his men are newly imported
lie has taken possession Of Fon Scot. ans
other towns ca The border, near the Ml-sou-
u line He hss murdered Mr.. Moore, q
Grand Juror, Mr.. Harrison, sIr. Samnel Scott
and Mr.. IIinds, and obliged al the United
H'stes officers. including myself. to fly for
our lives. His own expressed design. in a
public speech, a. he laid. without conceal.
men,, was 20 keep possession Of Fort Scott
snd other places near the Missouri linz, %
prevent a fire ia the rear, while he cleared
out southwestern Missouri Of elayes. SO FAR,
lie has carried Ga his programme. The cit
izens or Missouri, in the Usage and Merma-
ton rivers in Bates CO., and Vernon are fly
ing from their homes into the interior. He
bcas,s that no has money and arms to equip
and sus,sin 1000 men. Ny court was bro
ken Up BY them. The U. s. Court for the
Southern District was broken up. and GUS
pect that they have seized the records, and
also tho records d the Land Office, ~ Mont
romery publicly declared he would do 50.
Yours, &c., J. WILLIAMS,
u. s. Judge o. Third JUDICIAL Dat, X r.:
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To Hiss s*Ttt
Nay. wsil 10, f0r no more. my LADY foir,
Al morn, at noon. al summers vys--
For no more III hsunt Thy dwelineplsce,
Nor sit with thee 'nco,h The sweet moon
beams.
No more wen sit in sweet commune
Nea'h the trees that o'eEhaus yon silvery
stream,
b, from my mind III Danish thee,
Nor shall you haunt me in my dreams.
Let rs leave then the Old tenement Of love
Where We sought long in vain for bliss.
Thy favorite phantom you may chase
md viii seek some other Miss.
Our hearts have eriFered but little pain
In our short fever 81 desire
You have not lost single charm,
Mr. | a spark Of feeling fire.
Farewell. in peace then lei W part,
Part thar we may both be iree;-
I've sen, you All had q yours,
Return me row my heart % me.
Farewell, and when my lilly Indy fair
Snall again embrace me in her urms.
Twin be blessing 70 compare
Your SPELLS with her meier dying charms.
/. IAGO.
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1.-THE Washington correspond
ent u Forney's Press telecraphs that
the President begins 10 talk oi disun-
ion, and, ia order to avert that calnm-
ity, expressed an opinion in favor Of
q convention, in which all thc States
are to be represented. This sngges-
ton has been made III certain other
quarters. and is based upon the expcc
tation Of several guaraniecs--onc Of
which il to include u distinct recog-
milton Of the right Of State to sccede
from the Union, about which there
seems to be some difference. Among
other guarantees are the repeal Of the
State laws interfering with the exccu-
ton Of the fugitive slave law in Ger
tain Of the free States, and such a
recognition Of the right Of slave
holders 10 carry their property into the
Territories as will enable them to hold
them there until tho people come 70
form State Constitution: q distinct
provision against the abolition Of
slavery in the District Of Columbia.
without the consent Of Virginia and
Maryland; and, also. q pledge that
the inter-slave trade shall not be ar.
rested.
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NrcEo SrPERIoRIrY.--The almighty
snirgern has been elevated % such o
hirht OF importance lately that lie has
begun to feel his oats, and the term
NEGRO equality" seems likely to lose
tia significance. AS an evidence o.
this tendency, the Philadelphia Led
ger contains the following advertise
mont under the heads Of Wants
WANTED BY responsible cclored fsn'.
", white boy. fourteen or sixteen years 81
are. 70 wait on table and make himself gen
.fsliy useful about TIE house Address, with
reference. "Prndererast," Blpod's Dispatch
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srIcrpE. James f. Shit, Of
Frankfort, Ind, committed suicide at
Thorntown, lud., on Wednesday, Nov.
llth. by shooting his brains out with
a pistol. On returning home At night
be went into his bed room where his
wife Was, threw q letter on the bed,
passed into the back yard and shot
himself.
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4 i hereby givcn that ,hc undersignc viii
4 proceed win County Surveyor on Wed
rcseap. the .Gh ny 81 Dec, 1850, 70 run
ths ne@ aud subdivision and establish 'ht
corners 81 sec'inn No. Z, in Township No
two. Seu,h 81 X. 81 ives, Ia Dubois 60
In1iebs. All rersons owning lands s''io'n
inr and IA sau SECTIONS are hereby notiliet
70 attend on said day.
GKo REcEL.
JoH1 PREFER.
nov. 81 legO-3as RI. ScHEUREg.
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rs hereby given that ths Undersigned viii
4 proceed win County Surveyor on Mon.
day December ~. 1860. TO run the lines
aud subdiv ss'on snd establish tbs corners Of
section No. II and is. 10 Township No. two
south Of range . vest in Dubois county. Indi-
ana. An persons owning lands adjoin ing
and in said sections are hereby notified TO IT.
tend on said Jay.
Jos LFnosp.
=. j CRomfR,
JAS. 5. MyERs.
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HopE MAGMrxF.-Thc December
number Of Arthur's Home Magazine
is on our table. This number ends q
volume, and Arthur says he wants
100. 900 subscribers to begin the new
year with. We are sure be ought Il
have them, for his Magazine is vel
worth the price.
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lust RECEIVED mi FOR stle cheaper
~ ibnn ever At lhr Cheop Cs.h Store =
fine barpnmcnt of Prints Dnlnines, Cling
hams Detasc. Luser pian md barred Ja-
connetts, spring shawIs of Tie latest style
Ladcs collars. Dress trimmings, Ribbon
irccs Eigiugs &c, also fine assortment 81
Ready made cloihirg, Hats and Caps hooi.
and shoes, Groceries, Hardw aFc. and Cut,
,Isry. June ..
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Ia tho DUBOIS Common Pleas Court, ganua-
~ Term. 1861.
Mary = y. Fisher Civil action 70, partition
A braham Oxley.
j ames ID Powell.
Sarah Powell, Ct al
T appearing 70 the satisfaction OF the IN.
a dersIgned. clerk OF said court, by the sf-
fidavit OF disinierested pereon. that a bra
ham Oxley is not a resident Of the state oi
Indiana the said Abraham Oxey 10 there
fore hereby notified OF the fling OF said Pc
iiton snu pendencv Of said action end that
The same will stand for trial on the 20 day Of
said term Of said court, to BIZ held at the
court house in the town Of Jasnrr in said
county, commencing on the FIRST Monday Of
j anunry, 1861, when and where he will b.
required TO appear and answer or demur
thereto, or the same will be determined in
his absence. Attest,
B y. EDNONSTON. Clerk.
Laird & Adams. atiys for pcttionel.
NV II. lSGO-3Y.
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Tie telegraph Announces ne death ~
New Harmony, on Tuesday, Of nr. D'vid
Dale Oven. r0n Of the celebrated Robert
Oven az Nav Lanark. Scotland, and bro
Their or the Hon r Dale @ ven, late AmeTi-
can Minister 10 Naples AZ The time Of tls
death Dr.. Owen Was State Geologist o. In
diam, his life having tren principally d.
voted 10 The study OF geology and The kin
bred sciences. lie mtde The first geological
sursry NJ Indiana, nhont the year 1888, We
believe, ard subsequently was eppo'n,aj by
BY the General Government, 70 mike sur
vey Of the Northwest Territory. Hisrepori
OF this great labor was published by The
government NJ great expense, and il one o
tho most valuable works 81 The kind ever
given to the world. Alter completing Thu
survey he was SUCCESSFULLY employed BY tbs
Suites Of Kentucky, Arkansas, and Indians
to make geological surveys. all Of which has
been completed except that Of cur owl
state, which was still il prosfess.-N. a
Lcgder.
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fines 4 day. ~ ~ on uS llp- ~ I'LL
All lux ii; An want to know. bnt how
tew dare look tie iacts IN the face.
ana receive an answer from them. "a
Il the part Of wisdom, The duty 81 pa-
tr;otism, the interest Of all 20 ask thss
question and % yet an answcr-not
an answer from party leaders, VINO,
shivcring on the brink of the great
danger. have net ne courage 70 know
tho truth, nor the houcsty p tell i II
they knew il, nor the statesnansh'pl
Il attempt TO gnidc and control what
thcv cannot prevent-not an answer
from patty leaders, but an ans wel nom
their own honest Judgments based
On knowledge Of passing events.
WIN the Union 10 dissolved. That
i the practical question. This j. the
important matter 70 be understood
Ii i Doubtless not unimportant to
know Whether Il stale may properly
and rightly, il the exercise o. its soy
ereign power, sccede from the Union
for the sufficient cause, 81 without re-
ference 10 cause; bat IL il more I'M
portant to know what j. golrg 70 be
done, right Of wrong. The Southern
States. majority Of them, believe
they may. in the proper exercise ol
.hcir power, withdraw from the
Union; wc believe they unqacsiion-
ably have the right to do 80; but
whether they are right on the abstract
question OF the powers Of a State Or
not. they are honest ia their opinions,
aud drcadinlly in earnest. in the
movements now going on looking 70 q
withdrawal from uaion IN which
they believe they can enjoy neither
equality, peace, safety, happiness, not
honor.
This il the position Of q majority
Of the people, probably, in South Car
olina, Georgia. Alabama, Mississippi,
FLORIDA, louisiana, Texas aud Arkan
sas, and they are taxing the necessary
STEPS to 20 out OF the Union, hy hold
ing State Conventions, composed q
delegates regularly elected BY th.
people, and appointing Commissioners
TO arrange the terms Of secession viii
the General Government.
The personal liberty bills. and VIC
lations Of the constitutional compact
in regard to fugitive slaves by many
Of the Northern States, have driven
them to this course. Id this breaking
up it behooves US 10 see where we D
the Great West are going 70 light
A very large majority q Our people
are conservative on tho slavery ones
tion--w'ais"e - do Justice 10 oul
Southern brethren-aild rnc prlnclpa
portion Of our trade and commerce il
with the South, and through the chan
mel Of the Mississippi river, while W
have very little interest in the bnsi
ness, or sympathy with the fanatical
higher-law notions Of The Eastern nns
New England States. But we vii
be compelled TO choose between tues
two sections, and determine witt
which we will act III future, or else "
must establish government a GU
own, independent Of either. This !
a matter for serious reelection anon,
our people, and it ID time their mind
was directed To it. Choose ye whom
We will serve"
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t. Last Friday was the most bitter
cold day Of tho season. The snn
shone ont bright 1t times, bat had ~
effect in mcderating the temperature.
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rs hereby given 'hst tls undersigned vii
4 prer+ed vim County Ssvryur on Mon
dny December 81, 1860, 20 run The lines ana
subdivision and establish the corners 81 sec
ton NJ. 5, in Township No. 2, sorih q
rruge 4 west Ia Dubois county. Indiana
Al persons owing lands sdiniiing snd i
SAID sections are hereby notified to attsn'
On said day.
MATTHIAS RICE.
~ 81 1Q9l-go
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GRev. Mr.. Uirich has taken
charge Of ST. Joseph Chatholic church
at this place, Rev. Z. Bedc O'Connol
having gone to Tcrrc lIautc.
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Go RECEL.
JoHx Pr EFFER.
M. ScnEuREg.
Notice o. Petition 10 sell
fsc ai s.s.ale.

STATE ~ Indiana Dubois County:
~ Office i hsreby given that Henry =
~ Z Baker. administrator OF The estate q
A J. Bsker tar'A, hrs filed his petition 70
-all Tie rcal cf,-,e II the drcet.n', lis Ger
son,l hring insuEi'ient 70 nav biz debis, and
TINT SAID petition will be Heard a the mex
farm N Tia Court 81 G .mmon Pleas OF said
ccunty. b q. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
nov I'll. 1860 --3'~
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DIR. $, Hicks. Esq, has retirec
from the editorial charge d the Rock
port, Spencer county, Democrat.
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HThe Auditor Of State gives
notice that he is prepared torecccmthe
genuine issucs Of the Boone County
Bank at par.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Office is hereby given that the under
~ sighed tas been appointed tdminis-
traitor u The estate Of Morgan Fisher, late
II Dubois county, deceased. Said estate
- supposed 70 DO solvent.
ocl "a, 'C0-3w. NORMAN FISHER, adm
In TIE Dubois Circuit Court, Jan. term 1861.
State Of Indiana, Dubois county:
Reuben KnigA,
W. , peiltlO1 Tor divorce.
Sarah knight
4 4 appearing TO the satisfaction OF the un-
4 dersigncd Clerk Of said Court, by the IT.
tidsvlt OF a c:sinierestcd person. that the de-
fendan' above nsmej II NOT resident Of The
State o. Indiana. The said Sarah knight IL
therefore hereby notified Of the fling Of
sid Pe,i,ioa md pendeney o. ssid seton,
And ,hst The sane will stand for trial on the
2nt day n: said term 81 said Coust. TO be held
~ the Cur, house in tho town Of Jasper, IN
saii cunr,y, on the 4a Monday 81 January
1861, when and where she viii be required
70 appear aud answer or deinM thereto Or
the same sil be determined IN her ubse"c-
Is. i. EDN0NSTOy, Clerk,
hy Il, BCETTsk., Deputy.
Laird e. Adams, plaintf's Attorneys.
Oct. q 1s6U-iw
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Plant of an Epiearc.

am dying from hTitability produced BY eating
raw mutton chops. aud indigestion produced 81
potatoe bullets. Ny murderer il Betsy Jane, our
COOK. on my tombstone will be inscribed the
words, Died from the effects Of d very plain
cook.n In vain Try to explain to her tie chernis-
try of the first elements of cooking. she fries
everything, and prefers that greasy unuholesoma.
soaHng moae o. eookng 70 the racy chastenea
she prefers baking, with its sodden steaming. to
juicy roasting; and when she boils, she kUilm
things SO fast that they are hard, yet underdone-
roast too late, and then hurries them foo munJ
she leaves the pot the hob when 1t should BE- al
the fire and she boils at jumping, potld canter
when she should simmer with gentle bubbling
gnrgle. In fact, unsteady speaking, she takes 4
joint of yivace, when ii should be aieero. and L
when it should be CT. 81. :
In fact, Betsy has no sense of the dignity of her
art, no knowledge of the solemnisy Of her mission
as the soother and nourisher of the human mind
through the human stomach. She is aiwavs hot
and cross cooking affects the liver and spciIs ne
temper) and b big work. big-headed, irrational
insensate, miserable hireling, who turns potatoes
into yellow tallow, meat into coke, and bread into
soluble lead. look on her al peryerter III lie
gifts of Providence, and, therefore, as an alIv ST
Apollyon himself. The effect of fire on solids or
ilds the law Of boiling. the nature Of imprisoned
juice, the science Of condiment are as unknown to
my plain cook as the pleasures of dancing are 10
hypopotamus, OF the joys of pedestrianism to The
great sea-serpent She never thinks; she did not
take my wages to think she is only walking
piate-warmer, q portable ladle, q human cruef-
stand she would never kill herself like the famous
vatte, because the w0od-cocks did not come in
time for the dinner party. Our plain cook is the
cause, too Of quarrels between me and Mrs. r..
Mrs. ?. manages Betsy Jane badly. She hsggIes
at her and speaks at her in cutting side-winds that
makes your flesh creep, and makes our plain cook
baste the meat with quick, fierce vindfcitiveness.
as If she were roasting Mrs p. herself for canni.
bal feast of plain cooks She hints dreadful thincs
Of missus, temper and tells her twice week TO
suit herself that day month. ss y
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correspondent Of The washington Stat

A correspondent Of the Washington States
writes:
There is one thing Of which the American people
ought to be profoundly ashamed, and for which
they cannot be too frequently or severely rebuked
and that is, most unpatriotic prejudice against
American products and home manufactures. ii II
difficult to reconcile this universal preferences for
things dear and far-fetohedv with the self com
placent national vanity which leads the American
people too often into strain of = vain boosting y
One would suppose that an American, on going
into shop to purchase a suit of clothes, would
prefer American to foreign cloth, provided there
was no perceptihle difference in price or quality.
But the reverse il the general rule And hence the
necessity Of lille tariff in order to give the home
manufacturer an equal start with this foreign COM
petitor; whereas, the national preference for do
mestic products ought to be q natural protection
Tor the homemade or home. grown article.
l have been forcibly struck with the uniyersaIity
OF this most absurd prejudice and unjust discrimi-
nation against ourselves by looking the statis-
tlcs OF our enormous Importation of watches,
while the American Watch Company at Walthan
near Boston, are making better and cheaper
watch, and appending to each q substantial gear
antee OF its accuracy as a true time.tickerl 80
The number of imported watches is about three
millions per annum, large portion Of which win
only go when they are carried.r The Waitham
Company made and sold last year fifteen thousand
watches, and the manufacturers are daily receiy-
ing certificates from railroad conductors sea cap
talns, astronomers, etc., giving preference to the
American time keeper. And there is very good
reason for the superiority Of the American article.
Most Of the work is done by machinery, recently
invented, and not known in Europe. These
machines, driven by steam, perform almost . mi
croscoplc Work, and with mechanical accuracy
no human hand could ever attain The watch is q
most delicate and difficult piece Of mechanism. It
almost thinks and speaks; and often, upon its abb
salnte veracity, depends the lives of hundreds.
The elegant watch presented to Paul Morphy, on
returning from his chess victories in Europe, was
manufactured by this American company; and Mr..
Morphy writes that, without re CIRCULATING, . it
has gained but fifteen seconds from June 10 10 De-
fohpr ~ S#4
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HEAVY Stock OF TRuSK Goops.- Messrs, Il ".
Reynolds Co, No agazne street. ee door from are
now landing immense adeas ihslr always sry extensive
sock Of trunk Item 81 ie merchandise oz la
being thousand trunRs complete or
vi kinds. from The iy's nammoth 10 The p
They selling, Wholesale retail greatly fsarsa PRICES
and keep constantly hind MI Ia rubber goods and
: Oh clothing. Wo refss y Advertisement.
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TRAsIcAL AFFAIR AT GaMP MosrGoAEgY.--We
hear that mulatto man, slave, the property OF
a widow lady about Selma, runaway, who had
probably been harbored for some time in the city,
made bold to make his appearance at Camp Mont
gomery yesterday. He was stopped by the police
resisted the arrest to the extent of throwing brick
bats at those who were attempting 70 eaptnre him.
The police fred at him with pistaH Several shots
were fired and the negro dangerously, e not fatal
" wounded. The occurrence took place just out