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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-13

Esros. @. y. woods
zsEs'-c-caTlyE cGEDE7L
AND
BLOOD nEs0E iT0R,
1T is precisely what liz name indicates
4 for while pleasant ~ The taste, II Is re-
WHITING. exhIiraing and strengthening %
the vital powers. II sso revivifies. rim
states and rrnews HE brod in al lis oriri-
MI purify aud renders The system invul.
ncrable 10 affscks ~ disease. Il is lbf
ony preparation ever offered 70 the word
in popular form 50 ns 20 lie in me reach
"a an 49, cure preventive and cure -
Cansnmp,ion. Bronchitis, Indigesiion, DIS
pen-ia, !.oss \. Appetite. Foininess.
Nervous irr'sbili'y. Nsusalris,
Palca'nriou II The Heart, Mel
sncholy, Hypncbundria,
Nlrht Sweais, Lam
gor. Giddiness,
and sll that
Class Of
cases 50 F.affuly Fatal. called Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities.
THERE Is NOTHING IT'S EQUAL
Also, Liver Derangements or Turpilhy
an Liver Complaints. Diseases Of the Kid
news, or any general arrangement u the
Urinary organs
n will no, only cure 'he debility following
ICHILLS and FEVER. but prevent slI ~.
acks arising from Aiissmalic influences. and
cure the diseases at once, if already AZ.
Hacked.
TRAVELLERS should have bottle with them,
as il will iniall'bIy prevent any deleteriou-
consequences following upon charge " eli
mate aud wlter.
AZ u prevents cosiivene Strengthens
Tile digestive organs, il should be iu The
hands IL all persons ~ aedrntary habuS.
LADIES not accustomed 10 much oui Of
iaor exercise should always use II.
MATnKRs should use III. ior IL il prrfcc
reirs. taken a month ~ two before the final
ir,sl. fhe vii pass The dreadful period with
perfect ase and safety.
There i 90 mistake about Il,
THE CORDIAL Is I'll VIZ CLAIM FJR I-...
Mothers Try It'll.
And 70 YOU We appeal, 10 detect The VI
NJ decline nol only 81 your Daughters
before X ~ 100 laie. but also vuur sol ana
husbands; lot while the former from fasr
dehcacy 20 dawn u 9 premature gave ralb
er than IA their condition b. known W time.
fhe latter nre oiienso mixed upin the excite
snvni Of business. that / il were no, for you
they too wonli travel ia The same dow NV srd
palh, until Il u too late u arres, Their iatal
'al. But the mother Is always vgian'. and
~ you We ccnfidenIially appeal, for we arc
sure yolr never falling offsclion viii uner
rinry pom, vou % PROF. WOODS RE
SlORATIvE CORDIAL AND BLOOD
X ENOVATOR as The remedy which should
be always on hand il time 81 need.
PErF. WOODS HAIR Restorative
r. too well known for Us q recount iis won.
erlul effects ID restoring Grav Hair 70 it,
original color, and producing Now Hair on
SAID heads
We could refer 10 thousands OF living
witnesses, to be found In every city and vii.
iage In The Union, hut our space viii mol
admit We need 40 no more than assure
the people Us qualify i as good as ever. and
that ii may b. ne lied 90 as the only harm.
lrss article IN the market for Resioring The
Cry and Bald.
The restorative Cordial and Hair Res'nr.
alive are ior sale BY q. J WOOD a. CO.,
4iI Broadway. N. ", Iii Market slreei
81. Louis and by all druggists.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-13

err All. especIsiy young men. shonld
read ihe advertisement ~ The "new Ma
,ional Dirpensay' i Cincinnati, Ohio. ~
another cnlnmn
, 1861-02-20

II 1t shall prove true that North Carolt-
na las voted against secession On any
terms by refusing to call q Convention, inc
case Of, the Virginia secessionists will De
painfully embarrassing. Cut Oh from inc
aConfedcrate States" by North Carolina
on the one hand and Tennessee on tue
other, whittier shall Floyd, Mason Hun
ter; Wise, Pryor & Company NY 10 escape
the Federal Constitution and the laws Of
the United States When they secede what
sha,l lie done to establish tho contiguity
Of territory which is Just now being moot
cd in certain quartera- Will the Old Do
miniou set up for herself, or viii she mako
var On the Old North State and conquer
right Of way to jeff Dayis's kingdom :?
We shall bo surprised if the election in
North Carolina docs not abatc the arior Of
the Virginia Convention somewhat, and
induce the withdrawal Of cartload more
or less Of those terrific resolutions. North
Carolina and Tennessee make very pretty
strip Of territory, rcaching all the way from
the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River,
and constituting considerable Of barrier
to the traitors on this side, who long 10
embrace the Charleston rattlesnake. The
stars and stripes arc still the chosen acgls
of those patriotic States, and so long as they
are faithftil to the Union, 60 long as they
arc true to The Constitution which their FL
tlcrs made and defended. Virginia cannot
if she woul !, prove rccreant. -
, 1861-02-20

Recent news from Europe inform US Of Tho
deceasc Of Sir Peter Feirbairn. at Leeds, Eng
land. on the 4tl of last month. This eminent
1nrrhnnic. who was missed to the order Of
kn;ehthood bp Queen Victoris, Was the son OF
nonY hut respectable Scottish parents, who aF-
prentieed him at the age Of fifteen years 70 the
trade of mil1wrfght, at 3n:'
When his term hal expired, he, ut twenty one
went to Manchester, and worked as Journey
man for several months with Ills elder and
more famous brother, Mr.. William falrbalfr,
Who slIll survives him. Hesubsequent!S went
10 London. where he worked several months
Ue next crossed over to France where he
was cnca-ed in several establishments for about
a wear: All this variety Of experience wes
sought for the purpose ot improving bis mind,
iucreasiur his skill, extending his knowledge,
and maki1g him more perfect mill"right and
When he returned to England In 1893. he
arain entered his brothers establishment IN
Manchester, and worked tor about year, Wit
his superior ability and character became more
widely known, he was offered paftnelsnlp
with Tho firm of MesBrs uouldswortb, OF Gias"
gov, Scotland, who were engaged rs MANI
facturers OF machinery. This proposition hc
accepted, and In this connection nc cohtlnuec
for about i've years, and then removed to
Leeds, where he commenced business 1or nm, J,
SELF Independently. From moderately small
beginning lie gradually rose to be one OF the
most famous, wealthy and exteEsive 1anulac-
turers Of machines In tho world, and at inc
time Of his death about I40 hands were cm'
ployed In his establishment.
, 1861-02-20
THE --LATEST GRIEVANCE.

The St Louis Republican has discovered
the latest grievance Of the season, i'm
pelling that city to vote for "conditlonal
secession" In an article setting forth the
reasons why the river trade and steamboat
interest are not so prosperous and cxten'
siye as they were few years ago, it alleges
that tho chief causes Of the decline arc
"the Bzach Republican railroads and other
enterprises which have drawn of por-
"tion Of our northern trade" With this
text the organ Of the conditional secession
lists urges the voters Of St. Louis to rise in
their might and crush everything savollng
Of Black Republic, nism Mt the election Oh
Monday. The result is already known
Five thousand majority against secession
of any kind was the answer OF st. Louis
to these demagoguc appeals against "Black
Republican raiiroads."
, 1861-02-20
THE NEW LOAN.

In the face of the fact that nineteen mil
lions Of specie have been added to the
specie reserve Of New York since Deccm-
bcr 18th, combinations are forming in that
city 10 obtain the new Government Loan
of eight millions at an uncxamplcd rate OF
interest. The Republican Congrcssnen-
thanks to them propose to appeal 1ion,
The aoney.sharks 10 the body Of hcpeoplc,
and, by the issue Of certificates Of the value
Of fifty dollars and over, invite the masses
to come forward for the relief of the
country. We do not doubt tile success o'
the experiment Let it he tried and sec
how generously the masses will respond!
, 1861-02-20
Blockade Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of Q. III. HnsVlcy, Esq.
CH1cAoo, Feb, 18th. 1SGi.

On my return. from an abscuce Of few
weeks, my attention was called to q. con-
c,ted to your paper On the ID Of Feb. inst, iu
relation to the blockade Of tho Mississippi.
Personally have no knowledge Of the alleged
facts stated. At tho time, Of. receiving the in
forma ION refsrr to, Judge Coltoro Of Lyons,
aud myself wero taking depotitlons at the
New Havcn House, IN Camanche, Iowa, before
E. Batcheller, Esq.,: also Of Lyons There
vera present at the time, Messrs. Hinman and
Il. Anthony. Of Camanche; Messrs. Abraham
Rub1c and Moses Rublc, Of this city the land-
lord aud Mi. Batcheller, and myself There
NAY have been others present whose names I
, 1861-02-20

The Hon. WILLIAM KELLOGG Of Illinois,
having adopted the politics Of the late
Preston s. Brooks, has naturally fa1lcn'heir
to the manners and morals Of that departed
saint We are placed in possession, hy an
eyewitness, Of the facts attending his re-
cent assault upon Mr. JOSEPH NEp111, Of
the Chicago TRIBUNE, and we give the
narration herewith for the enlightenment
of the Republicans Of the 1Vth Congress
sional District ...
It appears TINT on Friday night last, be-
tween tcn and eleven. o'clock, while alr.
Mediu was sitting in the reading room Of
the National Ho!el quietly looking ovcr
the papers, 11r. Kellogg approached him
and said in q low tone, and without any
appearance Of animosity, u want to have
III few words Of private conversation
"with you'-at the same time rointi- To-
the stairway which leads cut Of tho Office.
Mr.. Medill nsscnted, and putting his papers
under his arm followed 3lr. Kellogg to the
stairway, when the latter assembled four or
five steps. 1IE Icd;ll remarked that there
Twas no necessity for .yoins up, as they were
sufficiently removed from the company to
carry on the conversation which lie (kel-
logg) had desired. 1fr. Kellogg thcrcupon
stepped down, and without the slightest
warning Of his purpose, struck Mr. Mcdill
with NIL his might full in the face. The
latter, wholly unprepa.cd for IN attack,
was partially stunned ly the blow and fell
against tie railing Of the stairs. Mr: Nc
dill had been suffering, Of late, from M
attack Of rheumatism in the spine, TO
which be is 6uhjcct) and was then barely
able to attend to his usual arocations, in
consequence. Kellogg followed up his
attack By rushing upon lis invalid antago-
mist with tie ferocity Of a tiger, striking
him on the head and endeaVoring to grasp
his throat. 1lr. Mcdi1l recovered from his
surprise sufficiently to close with his assall-
ant and endearor to bring him 10 the floor.
In another instant bo,h came down-Mr.
Kellogg uppcrmost. The brave Reprcsen'
tativc from the IVth District then cndcav-
ored to kick Mr.. iIcdill in the face, but the
latter managed to scizc his legs and hold
them so tightly thnt lie co-ld not accom-
plish his benevolent design. Failing in
this he grasped Mr.: Medi1l by The hair and
beat his head two CT three times against
the marble floor Of The Office, inflictinE
however, no serious harm. AL this waf
done in the space Of less than minute, and
before the gentlemen in the reading room
could reach the the scene. As soon as
they comprehended the state Of affairs al
the stairway, half dozen persons rushed
up and hauled aIr. Kcllogg's two hundred
and Afty pounds of 1c5l, away.
We have no comment to make. II Mr.
Kellogg regards it brnve Thing to strike
down IN unsuspectiDg man without sy}'
Liable Of warning, we shull not hold TN mr.
gument with him On that point II he
deems it on evidence OF c:livalry and that
so7t Of thing, to kick man in tue face NJ
ter he is down, we arc not disposed to con
tradict him. And If he thinks to commend
his valor to any portion Of Illinois b.
making midnight assault upon IN invalid
Ee have only TO say that wc believe h
mistakes the temper Of his constituents.
, 1861-02-20

Not a lille OF the difficulty attending tic
solution Of the problem now presented to
the American people, is The modern dcfinl-
tons which have become current in our
political vocabulary. Tor instance, men,
especially if they hare an itching for com
promise, rarely talk Of the propriety Of le~
CALLING American Slayery-lhc buying
and selling Of men and women as ehattcls
in the Territories, by Constitutional
amendment; they talk Of "giving the
South her rights;' thereby making
"the South" synonym for the yio-
lcnce and wrong which Slavery implies,
and thereby, also, embodyins diverse in
stitutions, vaIying civilizations and conflic-
ting interests in single expression, and
using that in contradistinct'on to the word
North. This is q convenient method Of
concealing monstrous crime under an in
noccnt phrase Of hiding the distinction be-
tween right and wrong under couple Of
geographical terms, and Of making the
struggle now coming on merely conflict
between two'sections ola common country,
each Of which has rights and privileges
equal TO the rights and privileges Of The
other. We do not c1r when wc say that
thousands Of men are to-dny bcllowing for
the *srishts OF the South" Tho would be
a.hamed to admit that they were striving
to extend 6lnvery.
We beg our friends. then, every where to
use isnguagc which correctly and appro-
priate1y expresses the idea that tlsy intend
to convey. :a The South is not an entity.
The Southern Etatcs. have nothing which
is common to nu their people-Rot crcn
Slavery. Not one tna1t In sixteen in tae
States in, which Slavery is permitted is
slareholder; hence it is msnitcstiy a1
error to use the term "the Soutll' Us sufl1'
clently descriptive Of the Slave-ho}dinG and
Blave-extending party to which the pres
49, ent turmoil is due And again, it is just
as clearly IN error to embrace whole
people in denunciations which only 4
fraction deserves Tho discussion in all
tts ramifcationa, will be greatly relieved By
the use Of language which none can mis-
understand. The conflict is not between
tie North and the South. It is between
the institution Of Slavery, and the consti
. tuition and the right Of the majority con
stitutionally expressed between the as
gumed right Of certain white men to buy
sell and Thip certain black andparti-colored
yne,1 iy, f1,e Territories and The flcnial nftha,
, 1861-02-20


The appearance on the sheiscs Of OUT oooa'
sellers OF the second series oi AoItef 'i1n-
ling History oi Inc Dnsch hcpuone' rea"a'
kens, il The mind OF tno pubic curiosity 10
know something more Of the American "ho
has enriched the literary world " n!s iaeo5s'
JoHS Lo7nRop MOTLEY the son o. taef-
chant OF some emlncncc' was oofn IN Mussa-
chusctts IN 1sl4, graduated NJ ia1'afa III 1ooi'
went to Germany coon thefcalte7, "Aero LIE
studies were continued, ard returned 10 oos'
ton and ecitled down as u ia"Jer, at tne ssss
OF -. lie trettcd uhdcE INC o1nosef5 VI leGA4
detail, though loving the Ia" Is Science,
and IN opposition to tie II mohstranees o. n'S
next Of Kin. returned to Europe to devote his
life to LtteTa:nre. Dnring this second visit TO
the Old World, Ills friends at home secured his
appointment to the Secsctaryship Of the
American Legation at St. PetersbuEgh. While
in tha! official station, though busy With nov.
els and Reviews, he became interested in the
history Of Holland, aud made extensive cxrlo-
raious in thc records Of that country. Tie.
turning home, he attempted to put his mate
rials into shape; but the work which hc at
first contemplated grew on his hands, and he
was compelled TO 20 TO Europe, for the third
time, and take up his residence ut the Hague,
where his s' Rise Of tho Dutch Republic " was
completed in the carly part OF 1856. The oook
sprung ut once into popularity, both IN TINS
country and In England "hcrslt was s'"u'1a-
neous1y~ published. Its rapid agFeea'!e,
graphic and witha1 forcib!e style, which pleased
utfhnut +irino. the ftnronrhrcsS Of rrE c1Tch
, 1861-02-20

ANOTHER PALMETTO HERO KnAEp.-Ciark
Alien, n soldier in the Abbeyi1lc Company, To-
Gated at Fort Mou1tric, .wns Instantly killed On
Thursday of last week. While running from
one room to another he was pierced by d hay
onct in the hands Of one Of his companions.
The buronet entered the eye and pierced the
brain. This Is the fourth victim-al1 friends
Of tho Palmetto kingdom. =
, 1861-02-20

The Louisville Journal copies Doctor Bacon's
expose Of the thlcving college days Of Senator
Benjamin, and then ssya:
OF course bis career as public man,
whether In the United statls OF in Louisiana,
il ut M end forever. We should think that
every gentleman, to whom he darcs speak,
would Give linn what may be called attern
ealutation. If lc has any more sensibility than
gropncr or tcrrapin, he will either hang
himself jump into the Mississippi with big
stone about his neck, swallow I spoonful OF
rate.lauc, crawl into hole in the ground, OF
cut for the prsirles. ~.
, 1861-02-20
Hsd Look for Kellogg in peorfa.

At one Of Tho largest Republican meetings
e7er held in Peoria, on Saturday evening last,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to the
County Convention, which body is to appoint
delegates to the Republican Congressional
Convention Of the 9Th {Kellogg's) District, to
be held ut Peoria On the e2d, the following,
among other resolutions, Tas unanimously
adopted:
R<s1.vl, That the amendments to the Coz
etltuuon proposed ty the Ion. VIM. helleGz,
trict In the Congress Of the United Siatcs til i
basis Of the settlement Of tho present di1licul.
tics meet with our hcnrty contcmnRtlcM, aud
wc fully enter our earnee1 cpd emphatic pro-
test against the Eatnc.
, 1861-02-20

ANOTHER susrExsos BRIDGE At THE FAILS
The Niagara Falls Gazdts states that notice
is giren in Caandian papers that IN application
will be nnade to Parliament for the passage Of
. law authorizing the erection Of another sas-
pen,.v.- ~ bridge at that place, 49,
, 1861-02-20

MURDER AT O71AwA-Thomss Casey killed
VIM. Ryan In drunken braw1 at Ottawa, in
this State, on Saturday nistt week They had
had t. quarrel in the carly part Of the evening,
rceoncilcd il, got drunk OH the reconciliation,
ind then renewed the quarrel, which resulted
in Casey hitting Ryan over the head with q
hammer, aud he was found lcn1 the uc1t
morning from the effects Of the blow.
, 1861-02-20

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no. IS Cedar Street, Nsw Cork.
The Following Endorsement Of
SP.7EDEN'G'S
CEPHALIC PILLS .
wn; saay,aes AZ vao s1.er tea
HE E.AD ACHE.
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
1sTiTHE 1usr. REACH
a. thaas Tet::nonialz vera unsolicited by II.
6PALDIKG, thoy naord uzquest,o1ahls
p.oet Of the efficacy ci this tulv
scientific discovery.
MAsoSy.1lc. co12- Fab. st1, .ssf
SUI ha1s tried yaar Ce:nal.e riNs, and 11xn
T1zx 30 WELL sha. *aus on to s-a1 ne t*o dolAss
PAT of the<e for tie ne:ehosr. to wao:a zArs
few e:s q . Ne aF:s q; M box go%.I5 % NJ Jor-
h0'f ''':ssi gaSts sis1sss RssxEpY.
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, 1861-02-20

- fedpath's Uaytien schooner Las arrived
at Port au Primes, and the South CarolInoan.
may dismiss MI fears Of q john Brown raid o.
their coast
, 1861-02-20

Officer Ellis, oi the Fourth District, arrested
last night, 1T the corner Of Washington md
Water streets, Il man named Wm. Doyle, as
being an AboIi,iopisf, dangerous to the COM
nlunity, aud using language o. an incendiary
character. Doyle says he is Catholic priest,
fro1u Indiana, and was En- route for Naichito-
chez, en- hoar.i The steamboat Hodges, but the
captain, not relishing his Abolition principles
too freely spoken, would take him no further,
aud put him ashore here. Recorder Adams
will examine his caEe.
, 1861-02-20
THE CRISIS.
Facts and specnlattons from Vari'
Gus Sources.

III. f,r,ow,n1 s.-a~. !, Mn, adve,sqon IN Pref.
d.nt Rmrhsnani. /. ~ a~trsct frnrn a nrivnta
1et,nr ho1,,1a11 ~ ra ~ ~ 1,1,h1tcatfnn frnm An
EncIshman of fhc hiohpst nolitIcsl atandinr.
wlose views On American affairs have probably
more weight and influence than those Of any
other man In England. Tbs letter u dated
London. Jan. Is ~ 7. Tribune.
"My indignation, sufficiently strong from
the first, has been carried beyond measure by
the Presidents Message to tho senate, which
appears In this days paper. ofeco#ofd1y,
Illegal and dishonest document never rappeared
with tue name Of any man ;caAlns n1meeH 3
statesman. The only parallel Is fontirs filafe
washing his hands OF the a1talr, ana leaving
both Ection aud responsibility 70 whoever
ehese to take them. Conceive ma9 win a.
most unlimited powers ttor your tfeslaent 81
d!ctator, Tith far greater power tnan a2y epn.
eutct1onA sovereign slttlDg 1oWn Wltn ms
os19re Inn r. 4oal o.
ought to be whipped down the steps OF the
great house ut Washington"
DISTRESS IN GEORGIA.
The Post-O Office Depa1tme ent has received the
following letter from Postmaster In Georgia
It IL enc Of mnny similar eplstles:
II belong to that portv III Georgia who know
but littlo ii anvil difference between Southern
secession and Northern tauaticism, I Iopk
upon t],c nrecI,,itancY Of the secedinp States
~ wild in the eytreme. dlrtady disfJr., and
rst,, press upo,, 4ts: dark veil hangs between
IL u.1 tho future. and nothing but the inter
position Of him Who holds the destiny Of na-
tiors Ia llls hands can eaye US from ruin
Tur Irna1, nrrFIc1rTrrs or Succession.
!. - - .a..,as a..,a ~ e.. .s,..rss;o,,
cutIo9s qGes.aJn e ~ nh1a iS a. ~
1s1o9a '1ase 11 :; " ~ oeaa -, f,ot "
ten. '. u was lnvolsed N tha ease ol 1ag.
ire from justice LOT cr1me cotom.ttea tt 10 Ine
nAtctn uis!t1et o. Yl!gnta. nIa tne r qu.a! "a l.
tlon ior tAo aensely oi ne % criminal 10 !ae GU
ees accIea1teo llom me aoo1S 1lstalTt ,s. .,. ~
recogb1zsu % SuaPe 3ouen, u Lne lAee on5eo 5eo
states Coult u ms alstItcl, On L9e VEN ua5
o. zig lassase o. toe oIoinauce Q! teeession, !,
nna 1he last 81 ene e1etencs N VI eaia s,onii .l1,1