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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-13
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Sittn~ uuc 6id,ttnt.!s better Suaii6i unr fam ,eirc
Nuacen htcrmti unisr zen 9~urltisllcu S'cein0uugcu s,ritber.
5tt SonItn pn D 0lagItrn rsirc oaS 9&csrcCcn ~lpicairet Be,
'eI9t. yefcuuusen, ireldbe binte:taiien wcrccn tei @osutp IL.
Sole oecr 15ep II. 0unpttp. 9rOaeitraBc. fsrcic IN Ger 6e!i.
nietcrlase an Srpaelir, nare 8rpotc Npsnnc rctTccn. .rrnri
etleraf. preile: 9aS bette Gtdsnbrti III 81. so, unc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-13
Ybitipp 8ppp.

Brublinsc< unp Srmmsr Naartn fur 1850.
Dutc, WuBen une Strrb- % aarcn.
Die nnicrictdnCtcn hatsu ieet prrltbis UNI gum &ctfauJ
cine tttMt 9uNipapt ron 6ur., 9altmcrc, 5rrltdn- uar Nmc-
rtean tStt pats. qislevttn DrrB 0atS Ger iii,ien S.uAlitSt
ure Iii ltccnt Sreile tets prrre:bs uup mGrotn III b lelpt auf
~2tiitlEnS d~ilacIcrti9t. linz eirrn Selub Sitcn crScStnit
9S. :. III rpre Il. &pMp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-13

WtarcrSsSpurt. Spr9re Vi. Spprcr tanc un
ter Der Nntlass ppr Der Scurt, Isire 5rau Mars
q. Cooper in Der 2tiiht JIG III ipotsu a.npten
ia batsn. Dae meiter. SerbGr ees sInsetlasteu
wurpe auf ben %. oerleat.
Sctn gailsp, Der tstruntsn uup rlnfua tr,i-
SEND aui ter Straee ftt untrrs,riebsn bate,
tam nit einsm Ssrwsile haven.
Gtsnip crying es 9tutsrt Sricsematsr, mslder
nes leetcrru Sersetsns anseflast mar.
Ssriamin s. Ytostp wuree unter $3.50 Siira.
fdaft ssaeut unp an Die suitinae Court ysrwi..
fen, NEIL sr aneeftast nar. auf Scnry Sirsst &c.
fasHen ~ babsn.
San,u.l 9laif rurse Son Der guflase suf.
funsen. ron Saept Rice Gin Yaar SGubs i'm
s8srtbe bon Sc seRpbIsn an batsn.
S9ir MAIDEN witorbplt auf bic s8i6tiefeit
Ter 5erausnabme Der Surssrpasisre aufmsriiam,
iino erbistsn uHs germ ea,u tebiiIfitb gu ftin, IA
9sraoe jsbt bic 5utinss.Gsurt in SiBuns 1T.
atae Disisnissn, wsl&s CUR Ssrausnabms itrsr
Sirscr'9 apiert bere&tist fnp. crtr wtIde itrs
Sntention abaeten wraen, Burger su wtrbsn,
moaen i'm Saufs oisier slo1s, Nrrmittaas ,,bu
usr, IN u~nierer SfEee n,aen rem Gsurtbauic
cprfprcden.
Bel Der 5eftibteit ain seraanatnen Nipa-
tag 1T i'm Ssutpius @artsu ptr 6erreu Sbao II.
@sneel cine Damon Sr.aRpiu psrloren scsan
gen, Die Der tbriits 6iucsr in ter Oiie. biel,s
Slattes ab,uaebsu erlu&t min.
5plssupe Iurncr crtitltea anssr rtn Sc.
rsits stffcrn an9efibrtsR nod prrlle fur rbr,
9sifinnsen bel Dem am psrsanatueu Moutaa
itattseflneenen prctsturnen: Icliiel, gltitub.
g,clsnbctm, 9Gbr une 9eilet.
- Us freut uns iebr, unf,re ttutiden Oiit.
trssr aui ben uns ausn ltbr wuklstfanntsu
TAB ahtbaren
B'aiam s.. 9pcns. Ga,
aufne,ticr: MAIDEN su f5nnen, Der kti Der isst
essoritetsnpsn Babi sswi6 unisre Scridfbti.
guus pcrcieat.
Is lisst wpbl frinem ;3wsiisl rt, ra6 bi.i.r
btrr sspib aae Die 5Ibtstriten ttiist, m,lse Sin
iclheS pihtisss Imt e%rforpcrt, unp nit allen
neutrality-suspicious. tesatt it, nm Zen Irens.
ftsa Infprrerunaen @eniise lcihsn III f6nnsu.
Dd Nm. .. egUns fA idon felt SaSr.n cints
%au9emsinen 3utrauens in lsinen @rihditauuse.
ls9si'be'tsn %srfrent, 70 lit oiei,s Gin Scnris mebr
FUR feline &snntaii', uup t6nnen mir s~snielten
init sutem 0swiGtn artn ~unltreu rsuilaen W,it,
bursern arenptsblen, inpcm pcrirlts aemif; cine
trarpiSt Stise fur Gin - eiuIu6rsihes Qmt
fein wirs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-13

Cem atr6rten publifIm ~c:iIIbcn mir uns
biermit Die rr9ebenltt Iu,eiac III maiden, pnB mir
%uni'ren Yin. Store nGb ~unltreIn uturn unO &c,
~raumi9tn 6ault Ns. 1SS SroaptraBs .pilGln
Dor D. uno q. perleJt babrn.
8Nr pas uas b'sHcr sei&cnfte 3utr2usn s~cftnS
o%antsnr, %eriauttn mir uns, aub %isrntg um pa0.
lslbe ,i bitten.
sStr Iibrsm trfSnbig elm rsihbaItiass Ga cr
ALTER Sorttn Stisn, SIehwlarsn uno altr an
;'rrn in un(sr @ti6dit ihla9enOc 2trufct, Die
MIR, o. mir nur fur SNhr %taufeu, Ba pen tiaia,
lttn prsilen Y~erfauftn t0nnen.
1as Detrn Der 6daler, iomie Ncparaturcn
lfosr Art wrrofn lhutIi, gut nue biutsit ~teIorst.
@oIB9auer Ii. BRO.
E9~ YIN &natr, fer paS 3lnner, @clbGit III
er'rr1fh wunibt WIIe gslutht oOn zen Optgen.
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observation-disclosures

Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
9tp. II6. Gte Srcap= u. Is. Stra6e. re. 17G.
9. 81. HpIen6aum
erloutt Ii6 cas- aeebrte YYblitum o~uflmertiam ~ MAIDEN, taf
er ltlne Srrtn9s2S1aren e%mpfanpeu, rc in e,rtr srpltn NuS-
mabl Ger neueftn Nrtitl tcltebtn, rnc ,u ut9cnctu tiuisen
Srtilcil. pclde teine Gpncurcri ;utNncn. YertIui! wvrecn.
S0 bebe bclrnecrS ipllcucc Nrtltei brrrpr:
Seiecnseu9c, IN iGlpGr; uIo alien afcs~ cfaypcn,
Mtheln 2t0ia. 0suS UnO bIihlrpurnc,
NertnpS guns mn b.tbl2ru, I
Ne6tt i~rlinoilht yslnHIup'
NemtcS riCoerianeiidfe Sub unS So|IimcrcS.
StarrlS, 9IontetS, irpc cine arrpe Nuerctl vpn ySru
kertn9 9cpeS Il. mcachcn II. bHumpeuCnen Str!ra,p
Gir Seludp eic!se E~sue miro ~er9c1cnt erbetrn Ypu
=. Ns. Rpitnbaum
EahC iun uCuct1 6gerF,c.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-13
Wirtb)d)afts- Cr6fnnna.

Wieinen 0rsunren uup Gem gcrbrsen 3ublisum
ctc rr9ebsnlte Nn'ei9c. rae ,b DIE / iihcr ppm .>ru.
J~lontaen On Secuit Ah y nsbs Mtainlfr. ssfatrtc
Wirtulbaft ubernrmmen babe, unp Dap Ito mitb
Irrutn wrroe. burtb quite WttrGnfe unR autmert.
lame Ssoienuns oicic gSirtbitait gu elmer ron
Oeutlben mi'rer germ ~btluctten 81 maheu.
Gang e~r9stenf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-13

Daoip 9. Gorple,
9tr Stra6e, ,piidtn SrcaO' nup Graer.
8ibmpur, ga.
@rattiI6cr Gas II. Steam Wist Sitter.
Derielbc lit in Den Staub geiret, auc in pie1ee
cSridlft tinlplaarnps Arbeiten chou 70 lbuclI uuo
tilfiacr bsr,uiftuen ala ir9rno ein enpertS lcr-
arti9.s 0tlhdft. rs.s
8eftrenien. ser esd
u. G@at. 9. Nf. d f%tntaum.
y. 5aN,l. SsshttnS II. pugrn.
9ureeI 9aoe 1t. 9s. 9bas. 6. Gustt.
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g. Ou8Nembeimcr,


Supporter ppn fFutl@en II. frGniGiilhcn Neinep
unp Srans,eS,
uno
Havana s. Domestic Ciglls,
No. lis 6ranFllnltl., Splitbeu rrr Ia. II. To-,
nlbe W1etrnprltr.
Sa5 tcutlhe 9ubItuni, iusstiUnoere ater sSitstrssrfiuf,r
un2 pt Otrr,p 9NirIbt, ptrotn Gmf oReS neu errIth .ct
2ShclcIlt. @jtlh1It IuTIIcrtjam 9enlatt une crtudt. ole hudhlt
prtlanuret9cn 9Sanren pitles ntutn GE1SsulNlcntS III pcrJI-
Nen, eDe lie III an:erel biclstn ptr nrrphpGn ADaulcrn tBre
@mflufc m.peH. Inter 9lnecrtn prrpRntn. IptAcnse NrIltsl
~brlpHrers bier erp1huE gnn hersrrScbcbtH ;u merecn:
6ranSGIilhe SranDie5 unp Npthwcinr,
@9ampa5ner (alle Sprtsn),
9&Dtins wnp Oi0l:l 2&rint.
Mae Sertrn @&Di9fcy, Sin,
Ntah mo 2lpple-Branbp.
AGe Sprten Giqusure (GorelaI0l, ais: &unimeI,
2lniS, Aelgntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
Nue Sorten oarana ung Iomtittt Cigars III
iersm 9reiie, vynteturg &dutabat, ale Sprten
9tanhtabat, Surplnes &C. &c.
I'm ftanOIi& 3uipra4 bHtet 9. ctu9StApeimtr.
3Dt:lins 0ltablifbmcnt.
80 tr!au.s mir bic Mufmtrfiamftit OeS psutiten pu6Ii.
iIhiS @uT hitW lt errIbteIt5
SottIInS GitabIjGmcnt
y~Asrtity,
PORTER,
2ts un0
Son Ser bFftt Cua!;tlt meracn auf 5laI8ta oe;co,u rub III
''AFhl le9E NIii5eH Yh;s ptrtaUTt.
Conrad Weicr.
S~F90err.. inElfcn Der s. Il. 9,
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OampNAtfiabrt %sp,i.esn MiaMpnO u. Mtp NOrt

Oampiihifiabrt sp'iten Nita,pnp II. 9itp 2Ort.
Die httem srrscn uae beautm ttisuittc,cu Stt~ Oamrf-
ItbirIt u3anesiprd" une .,Nparctt'' ptrpen Gem reiicnecn
pnplttSri inI ~VenneunS etltraS e*irfoblen. Der 8aprprtis
rttr1gt III Der Galutc incl. 9ett unp Stof SIS, uno int .}ipi.
ittustt 50. Die rs l%nce;,ipn" rCrt1st tbrtn SSbarf un
Ncds,te lccen OttnltO9 uni 4 llpr 2iannitttaes, pabrsns rt
"seesnV' pPsn OtSuNs M = Ngt A'"rs spn Gun Eetms
sci ben llntrrei6netcG Gin 6obrhilet ~ lSltn.
Grdtht wtrp btuislt dn9enpmmeu uic Puaiil,blt %beferp,rt.
Yonasepieie naG ACrfptt -. 90.
gL5l en ..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-13
3erriD &cmrphr's

selrfHi@aIt uRO Nassrbttr- Salcn,
Srpartr.. nEr Brand stseultrr
pur sv. e'li,ntl pHNtitirt b;itcnS c~wpilslea, n sielehc
rs W." ' ~ Il' ahl stA bstca .rirtipunstl str,
-" -. y" iHFt''"P'' otlH2 sitter .. YcUrr5r.
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6rsnh 9iiuimsrp,
Marame Con.

VtuIuWt SCH.
Dfit benz lebttn Gampfsr erbielt i'd Elm neues
@6rrtiment pon 6iitcn, ganp uno Blumen, Ter.
n.r cine 9rrbe Nuswahl BON &pp pubtn une
Drse.Gaps, Zen Samtn t%slpnrers gu smpieblsn,
welhe Die Springs bflutsn. Nae piejc gSdarsn
D~trtauit ~ aaberprptntl,b tiuisen Yreiltn
Madame SON,
Nc. % Nllinnr.
SitisS 0el&aIt it SamstasS urr Spnntass
Stlhlp6tn.
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Sept aus nat
SSo. 2z Mataai traAc!
Ots $"iutsltcu 0rp C1ppps m Ytitm.ne

5dSr SayoS ipait sesrtfts Gstru,t y,s $ nj, = c.,
Nv NJ o'o.i lpphe SIInnt ra S oil - &tS.; Ole iN.,,,
ltsh "tuHfr itae 5tie SRaIttii peA ,iScosctS. Rama.
<"ttSi' Su cen ~bIilsltsa 5rtIta; Gptnc sapcy lis -,
~ 20, lhsr!t -, Sleerc III -, 81 - uup mtsr: Ittr,rw,s
SS'tSanl'tHe 81 % Gte. ute dRfeArtt; Snaa SeapIs -,
, . n"r 1uIlrarIs, III Allen 61rttn, NJ. IL pcs ,r,rfstor. a.
Il" A"l''s su 's 0IS.; liit. :fAutlItp n 81 Nv 81 >.
10 .!"'Se ST $40. ee A%teershrS sae p,sm.: i,r,I:IF
SmtHls's NIe 0tttnlloa S!ttt1 ssn :, Z {. < sufr,r, =.
sr'Sr'M w "'o"sHe; et It!aEtA fNR,. a;:rc Sna.o
S~UWS SeiatN NWc c1aprie SGAeS uu b.ls.y t1',,,,.
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~; caettH ''AI,rs att bulS ia 81 s.
u.%'tlt', Nis Iie bedt. NIX , .str NIL Jpsc;s ~ ~
u ""l'''is "ftnts uns Gsu..sR's .oSut, . j. ,,,v g,
y'n w su ""th yrttieH, ssA :. ais. M kyt.on. -.
~"r"s St'FEtrN III - CIV, 9irA'N slisru. N 81.
III wiz ~, - ~ "a % &iH.; ~ sre dieS, : s<.rer y54l,ers
SSl,rE" S'q"peinr ptt'sa, Naa'W Nae .rrtasrs
p 9isuIrr. - So H'S
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d II Spc%,
Nu1enfubrlfaAt,

&ft Der 9ten uno Sreap- StraEe,
.empfieblt &auntbbabrn lein yI3tr Won elclant mo pauerbaft
gctdultn sSaNeH l1ptr 2rt uno cl9ntr 5abutNIiru, unc idsrt
IattrAac idnl AnTerIi9cn neucr 2Easen ans in DER turieltcn
SET mir 81 p:n UIlll. ltn .pttIleu. Stle III rem lSa9ntrsc-
ldNaft Hprtoulntat jttpIrIturtn rtrSm punttll,plt s~uSStfts9rt.
RSS~ 3um Sermtetben lt;Den ltttS clnlgt
tleJdnte Sus9tcs 9c9fn piui9e SerguEun9 bel
ubn Docs.
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MECHANICS HOUSE

MECHANICS HOUSE,
@fatnItr., 3pilbtn rel Is. unp 10. Ctr.
Der Undergraduate erIaubt lib Dem peutibeu
Y"tlItum Die anistgf gu maten, eaB er DIE lett.
per "oir prn. Wa9uIIfs 8 iuDrte 0lrtbldait tes
9bt9en oduleS itternommsn vat unO in Der lrit.
9er S%s!ubtten &5etle nit zen bsten @~rir;lAuaasa
lsosr Art TortEnbren miro. ua ,lblreiben Se,ub
!etner %eeutlAsn 0reuuee tittft
8tlLTdm N. Oopeer
%e9ttabl; 9iuS, ubu;udtrt unb ebne 8ufcr. 93roprj,,.
9tNe, @tSatte bcrIbmte Nt5trgigcn, Or. ,SaYAcS ,Urlv.
etulbe 8%dtierptltn lt. Sc, 22urmmiiNl peribtsptncr g.
fspp EF2asi.H un0 iGai St!t0uT oct 5Ii3er, NIL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-13

Gin &natt, Der ras ubrm:tter,@eiddit III tr.
isrnsn Winlht, farm irBIeit etnen plnB %inern,
renn sE Tb in Der Sl.ee \. Bl. meIOet ODER bti
g. Deinri6,
Ndinltr., nate Gem Wnrtt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-13

3u Strfaufen!!!
3wtt nod isbr CUTE Nasen nit Serped ltc6eu
gu p~ertauttn bel Wtlltam WItter,
B1ttr an Srcao,Strust, obers
bale SrOpt aptnue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-13

gu rsrrsntsn itebsn sinise 3immsr nett Bet
ten an ledge 9srrn bel .. 9siu8an9,
9rparfr. ,eiih. l. Ii. Q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02
Judgeship-- Court of Common Pleas.

Oar county j. placed 10 new District. =
The District j. now composed of Orange
Crawford. Perry, Spencer and Dubois coun
ties. We see there i beginning 10 be some
feeling felt upon the subjec, OF candidates
for Judge and Prosecuting Attorney.
The following gentlemen have been
named in connection with the Judgeship :
NJ. Cia-x. E-qr. Of Leavenworth; III. G..
BarkweIi. Of Rockpcri; and DR.. Thou pson, !,
Of Rome.
We understand that A. j. Sim pson,
Esqr.. Of this place. has consented lha, his
name may be used before the convention
for Judge. Mr.. Simpson is good lawyer,
and would make god Judge.
Mr. Simpson was formerly an old whig
bu, since Black Reprblicanism and all 9th.
er i-ms sprung up he has been and will con-
tinue TO act with The democracy. lie re.
pudiates all isms Of The day.
Any Of the gentlemen named, 50 far o.
We are acquainted with them, We think
would make good Judgs Eagle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02

The WHEAT CRoP IN THIS SrATE.-Ths
editor Of the State Journal, in the last issue
Of his paper. publishes q summary OF The
prospects OF the wheat crop in the several
parts u this State, ss gathered from local
papers In different sections, and the editor
e disposed 70 think, from al accounts given,
that the prospect for su average crop il In
The main fair. In this county some of the
wheat felds a-s being pIowed up for corn,
while other fields present fine prospect
The crop here will be very little under the
average. Haute Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02
An EditorialICrlsis.

Certain editors often write about ths
4cri>i- " afsirs;'' and some editors canno
write unless they have "a crisis Blu
what the editor Of "go-a-head" journa
really calls "a crisis o. affairs" Is having 4
write whilst the baby is crying--your wife
i asking you. for the LundredIh time wha
sou will have fcr dinner-the butcher is DE-,
claiming 10 the hall, loud enough for ihs
deaf asy lum 10 hear him, that he will MOI
give any n.arA credil--rhe servant is scrub
b'ng the noor overhead-ite water Is c. m.
". INTO the clstern-two hurdycurdys sre
playing opposite your windsw; and the
printers devil j. knocking a, Tie door for
COPY. That is something like .crisi. 81
Affairs" he says: "and A Inerica may thank
~ stars y inst The editor Of a psper, o.
els y might be troubled with such a crisis
once week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02


RryERssD "LHATTLE" IN GEORGIA. -
L appears that The African Baptist Cburci
af Augusta. Georgia, owns its minister, The
congregation having bougnt MIN from his
'ormcr master and be i therefore now h sla
as whs, our Northern negro philanihrcpists
would call > human "chstilen u the church
II seems that this spiritual and temporal
slave is very fright negro. and quite o
ffuert preacher, and so the African Baptist
congregation. thinking il a pity that he
should waste his sweetness on ihe desert
air OF a cotton plantation, purchased him
for the purpose Of administering the word
rom the pulpit. Ills fellow bondsmen c on.
tribute thousand dollars a yearsfcr The sup
port Of himself and family not quite as lib
eral an amount as preachers receive ia come
cities. but probably l. Is quite
adequate to the modest requirements OF the
reverend colored gentlemen Of Augusta. -
Query: Are not some Of our Northern mil
sters owned BY their congregations too, and
IRE they not occasionally bought and sold
or what their services are worihi-N. ".
Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02


A. the first Legislative step on the sub
iect which has been privately discussed d.
ring the past six months Mr.. Morris. Of Ill.
will urge the passage of jsint resolution
appointing Dir. Orr, Of $. G. GIN. D,nip.
han, Of No, and Gen. Wood. Of H.. Com
missioners 10 negotiate with the Mormons
for the sale.ot their possessions on The ex
press condition that they move, within a
reasonable time. from the limits aud juris-
dcton Of the United States. The Commit
tee are 10 make their report 20 the Pres-
dent at next session Of Congress. The
ground for this movement is to prevent any
recurrence OF war and boodshed, as the his
tory Of the Mormons in Missouri and Hi
nos shows that they cannot, owing 10 their
peculiarities, live on terms Of peace and
good neighborhood with contiguous settle
nents. Il 10 also treated as question Of
economy to the treasury.
Mr.. Buringame. from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. will report Dill in accor-
dance with his resolution, asking for first
class mission ~ Sardlnia-the Envoy 10 re-
ceive $ls 600. ana the Secretary Of Lega-
tion $1.S00. The Sandman Charge a. Az
fairs 10 delighted with this movement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02

WALTER ScoTr's YOUTHFUL NEGLECT -
Walter, Scott, IN narrative OF his persona
history, gives the following caution 10 youth
"lf i should ever fnll TO the 10, Of youth 4
peruse these pages, let such readers rene IN.
ber Il is with the deepest regret that re-
collect 10 my manhood the opportunities Of
learning. which neglected in my youth
that. through every part or my literary career
| have felt Pinched and hampered BY my own
ignorance; and would this momen, give
half the reputation have had the good for
tune 70 acquire, Il, BY % doing. could rest
the remaining part upon a sound foundation
Of learning and science"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02

Ia ,he course Of his dry disunicn speecl
made in Brooklyn, New York, on The 2Oi
q March. 1850. Wendell Phillips in ailu.
ding q Senator Seward and fhe sIayer,
clause in the Constitution Of the United
States requiring The rendition Of fugitive
slaves, said:
Doyou think he would obey iti Not for
the lore Of the millions that hang upon biz
lips. Not for ten thousand times The mere
gorgeous taubIe, for which his speech is .
bid, woulu Wm. ii. Seward lift his hand "a
return fugitive slave 10 Virginia. loud
aPPlause.l You applaud il; and yet wha, .
compliment i i! Il is only a deserved
compliment for Us TO believe Of our great
est statesman that. when be swore 10 sup.
port the Constitution, he intended 10 com.
init perjury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02

IL The legacy Of Christ 10 two fold
peace: peace Of friendship. Of agreement
Of love. Of everlasting union between the
elect and God. Il l. next peace Of swee
enjoyment, Of quie, res, Of the understand
ing and the conscience. When there are
no winds above, there will be no tempes,
below. When heaven Il serene earth il
quiet. Conscience reflects The complacen.
cy Of God. Therefore. being justified BY
faith. we have peace with God, through Je-
sus Christ our Lord. BY whom, also, we have
received the ,stonementr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02

The Rockville Republican, a Back Ke.
publican Ps per, speaking Of Lane's appoint
men's 10 speak ia Southern Indiana, says:
I'VE observe list Of appointments for
C1i. Lane. our candllaie for G ,vernor-sll
n them 10 Southern Indiana. Col. Lane
will astonish the natives along the Ohio
river, il they have never seen him and heard
him before, aad he will add thousands 81
votes TO The R'publicas ticket
The natives along the OHIO have heard a.
hne speakers o. Lane; and as to being %
ton.shed by him, they may be, but i, will b,
81 hs lmPuJence in coming among them 10
advocate Black Repub.icanism. aud trying
20 convince them that ssnegro is as rood
a. white man. L tie negroes could
vote IN Sruihern Indiana probably Lane
might be able % add thousands Of votes to
the Republican ticke' .- Paoll Eagle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02

CHEAP EFFEcrUAL REMEDY FOR Roach
Es.-A friend furnished the following sim
pie receipt for the expulsion Of these house
hold nuisances. the season for whose ap.
Ircsrance 10 now at hand: Take pulverizes
borsx. (Which eau be had At any drug siore.,
and scatter Il wherever any Of them may b
seen. tits perfectly innoxious to anything
but them: but 50 excessive is their dislike "a
Il that they viii forthwith vaocate the premi-
sea in disgust. Cincinnati Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02

examination OF SEEDs.--Loudon
gives the following, from which Il
would appear that the grasses aro
most rapid in termination; then per-
haps cru ciform plants; then legumin-
ous, then labate; then umbellifierous,
and lastly rosaceous; although there
are many exceptions to this ORDER
Wheat, millet, one day; spinach,
beans, mustard, 3; lettuce, 4; melon,
cucumber, cress, 5; radish, beet, 8;
barley, Z; orachc, 5; purslanc, 8 cab
Jagc, 10, and parsley 40 days; a.
nond, chestnut and peach, ! year;
rose, hawthorn and filbert, ? years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02

Some Of The II pabiicsn papers are giving
minute description ot Mr. S.ward's vis;l
90 Europe. and his reception into The royal
presence u Queen v,cicrs. !, seems iha,
her msjes'y liked the hour Of his audience
earlier than Mr. Seward had expected, aud
before he hsd ordered his acourt dress.r-
What wss 70 Be done! A plain. American
statesman cannot appear ia the presence o.
the British Queen 10 plain. American dress.
Seward and Lord Napier nearly flcw on the
wind to Prince Albert's tailor. and Ia two
hours he vas equipped with gold NEE. buck
lee, dismond clasps and rosettes, cooked ha,
with other foolish parsphernalis, making q
perfect sss o: himself
Judge Douglas visited Europe in 1856. -
lie wss there asked IL he would like 10 see
v,ctoris.
"cerssinIy, sir,' said Douglas.
well. cir, where 10 your court dress?,
"Court dress. sirg' continued Senator
Douglss. Il an well enough dressed to sp-
pear before sn American President"
That may be-" said the governmental
omc'sI, @but sccording TO the law of The
'esim you csa only be presented to the
Queen Ia court dress.s
rhsn." replied Dosglss, Il prefer not to
see her asjsssy.~
Iss shows the difference in the men, a.
ven "ths parties Of which they are repre-
'ea.suves. Republicans act the sycophant
= p'esss royalty. while the Democrat re-
,usesso compromise his dignity as an Amer
'can citizen, even to see British Queen.
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NO..'5o
The Cultivation Of the. potatoe.

The production of this plant has, in
the greater majority Of cases, failed
almost entire. The great secret. how
ever, is because it is not MANAGED
right; the soil has not been properly
cultivated before planting, and has not
received that faithful and necessary at
fentlon that it should. have been
connected with that line Of business
Tor the last fifteen years, ard have
succeeded. | think, in discovering the
pest mode OF growing this most valu-
able plant.
AN acre Of good soil, when properly
TILED, ought not to produce less than
two hundred and forty bushels. Hay
ing the ground in proper order when
they are 70 be planted, is an item not
TO be overlooked BY those who wish 70
succeed well. 1t should be plowed
twice before planting, the first time
about the middle of April, and then
ne until about ready to plant, when il
should be re-plowed very deep. The
potatoes should not be planted until
about the tenth or fifteenth Of MAY.
when the freezing blasts Of winter will
not interrupt their growth. Before
planting, the re-plowed ground should
he thoroughly narrowed three or four
times until il is perfectly mellow. It
should then be marked off in squares
about two feet each way, and sets GOV.
cred about seven inches deep, with q
light plow, throwing the earth from
Doth sides on thepotato. When thew
are Just beginning to peep through
the earth they should be run over with
q light one horse brush, in order 70
level the ground and prepare IL for the
plow. In few days, when the plants
arc about three inches in hight. plow
twice in each row, with small pIow
They should be plowed twice week
n order to keep the grass and weeds
iown, il there should be any. This
: important in cultivating anything.
~ Flowing pains should be taken so
= not to cover mp the vines. Ground
'houid not be selected that is inclined
9 be wet during the Spring and Sum-
ner seasons. The richest ground Is
'reJerred for planting potatoes. as a
,Iece Of clover or blue grass sod.-G.
= Miller, Jetiersonville, Ind.