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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-12-27
Captain wilkes Justified.

| A''t"'tbo'uhuthk the 'uSCihEhtlOIi
Of tho Times, this morning, that the
government has adopted the opinion
Of the law officers Of the crown in
reference to the seizure OF Messrs.
Mason and Slidell, on board the
Trent, and that reparstion must be
demanded Of the United States gov
ernmens, it must not be understood
that final decision as to the course
to be taken has been arrived at
Another Cabinet council ia being
held ut tho moment this goes to
press, and we shall not, therefore, be
able to communicate the result to
our readers. We believe, however.
we arc correct in saying, that while
the government is prepared to act
with firmness in the maintenance Of
its strict legal rights, there ia no
disposition whatever to act in any
manner which may be considered
unfriend'y towards the government
Of the United States. Much stress
has been laid by some o. our cotem.
porarics upon the apparently de
courteous manner in which the right
Of search was exercised by Captain
Wilkes. We have reason to believe
that no such feeling exists on the
part of tho government. The mode
adopted by Captain Wilkes was in
entire accordance with tho custom
hitherto pursued on such occasions.
1t ia, Of course, quite uncertain
whether, in srresting the coursc OF
tho Trent, Captain Wilkes was act i.
ing in accor :ance with orders from
his government. He may have had
general orders, under which ho sup.
posed himself to be acting, but it is
lqnite possible that the government
OF tho United States may disavow
this particular act. Whether they
do so or not, it ia exceedingly to be
desired that the irritation on this
side of the water should 10 permit.
ted to suhside.
There can be no reason to sup.
pose that any unfriendly feeling is
entertained towards this country by
President Lincoln. His choice of
an envoy to represent his govern.
ment here ia strong proof 10 the
contrary. lt is we'll known that no
gentleman could have been selected
whose feelings towards this country
were more cordial and friendly than
Mr.. Adams, and we are confident
that in all the communications
which have taken place between
that gentleman and our government
the best understanding on both sid=s
has prevailed. Our readers know
that our opinion oi tho affair of the
, Trnni has not 10. -..i,.---.-.-'.-s.~~ 80
With that OF the law officers Of the
crown. That opinion ia unchanged
We believe lhat, interpreting the
codes o, international law in the
spirit in which that i'll digested CO IL
is lail down, Captain Wilkes was
justified in taking possession Of Ma
son and SlilclI. We have not, how
ever, been so much concerned 10 es.
tabl sh that point as to deprecate
suiden aud passionate action. whicl
might lead tu the most serious com
plica'ions; and we iecl the creates
conilencp that our government, act
uateI MS it is by a spirit of modera.
ton, and good sense, by the govern,
ment of the United States. twoult
bc a disgrace to the boastcd civiliz I,
ton OF the nineteenth century, If, or
u disputed point Of internations
law, ;hcre we're no other mode of OBJ
tanning a decision than by brnta
appeal TO arms.-[ London STR.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-12-27


SHOCKING AFFAIR.-The Louisville
Journ0i, of the 3rd, has the follow
ing account of the burning OF ten or
twelve Kentucky Unionists by the
rebels:
We learn from the Nashville. .
Louiseille Courier. OF the 26,h ulti =.
mo, that, on the 25th, squad OF
twelve men were sent to Franklin,
Kentucky, to arrest some Union
men who were said to be commit.
ting dcpredations in that neighbor.
hood. They had collected to the
number OF twelve or fifteen at the
house OF one Of their number, one
Bell, and delying the party, fired
upon them. killing one man, said to
be Lee, Of Louisville. and wounded
one or two more. The rebels then
charged the house and set fire to it,
burning it and all the nen in it, j,
is believed except two, who escaped.
The Courier says detachment OF
twenty five cavalry, under Captain
John Morgan. arrived at Franklin
on the 25th, TO arrest the parties
implicated, but no one is so simple
as to believe that any arrests will be
made.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-12-27


lNDIANAr0LIs. December l6.-Our
army in Kentucky ia within "A short
distance OF Bowling Green. They
have repaired the bridge over Green
river, and will undoubtedly move
forward a. soon a. Gen. Buell. can
brigade and otherwise dispose Of the
large numher OF regiments now ar.
riving. This done he will take con.
mand and push forward 'ur Nash
vile, IA ii is not expected that Buck
nrr will attempt to make n stand
this side OF that point. Tho forty
frs, regiment Of cavalry, Col. Bridg
land. and the tiity-first regiment OF
infantry LEFT here to-day. The ,hir-
~ fnh I~;si E"l Walker. the lOity
sixth, Col. Fitch nni thc tin ";a.
Cnl Duuhsm, lett on so,a-lny-
making ten I onsanl men sent from
Indiana in so many days. Sixty.
two regiments have been paid oil
within the past mon,h in Kentucky.
Il is nnlcr~'ool that no more liii.
sali,r Generals will BE- appointed 10
c command brigad,s = in Kentucky IN.
tl,hesn have boon trial. ilrico thc
assignment of the rankin. Colonies
~ the commard ol brigade.
The siXty.thiri regiment. now
being raised for the Fitch brikale,
has hcrn ordered TO rcndrz ous ~
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TIE road ambition travels Ia tosn
narrow for friendship.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-09
Eeoal ADVERTISEMENTS.


administrator s SAFE.
AyOTICE is hereby given all parties in interest,
~ that under and by virtue of decretal order Of
the County Court La Sale County, in the State OF
Illinois, made and entered al the Septr mber Term
thereof, D. ISL the undersigned Administrator Of
the estate oil THOMAS DEXTER late of said county, de-
ceased will, Monday, the 9th day of December,
oclocL D. ~, o said day. sell at public veudue,
The premses the highest bidder for cash. th follow
; rc,I ESTATE, to vii: Three 81 OF the north
No., (Which lies south of the Chicago, Burlington
o,,;nrv Rail ROAD of the following described tract Of
I'D .;tu,e in said c0Inty of La sale, to wit Com
~ .,Ire- t3) rods west of the north east
corner of the sauth-eas quarter OF section sigh Gen.
ps In ,ovnsttn hrty--ix 1850 north of range three
81 cast of The third Principal Meridian, running
theme. ives thirtvtwo (32) rods, thence south sky
one u rods thence east fifty tJDl rods, thence
north, twenty one CD degrees west, 60 the place oil
begnui,g coataiaug fifteen 90 acres aud one huh-
drcd tOOl rods following described tract,
in the tcws p and range aforesaid commencing
at the soui-west corner OF certain piece of land
decided by Samuel 4. Sti'sau sad Thomas Dexter,
OAK b.sh marked 5 d, the south side Of
tain raviue thence down lai Tayue, on an easteriy
course 10 the end Of SAD -ssius, thence a south-
etstery course Zig Iad.au Greek. taking all Of
n cert in Niece % prairie lyug west OF said
cree formerly ned by SID Srlson, from tlence
ms said creek. on the bank, TIL strikes aid
Drxter,s east linz, coniHir ing ten OO) acres, X
r-nt,uy .uch norton al said Dexter has decided to
orb.v naIes-:,li of the interest sad D-xi-r ia
said real estate being in lot aad two ~. i the
snh division of said quarter section niadc by said
Ssor. OEo ". MUTTON,
ocgc-6Nl Administrator aforesaid.
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,rnstse 8 .>ai,.

JI'+ftE 3 'NNtS.
WftkEas. kIcH,ED W kISc, by his DECD, dated
the l3rl day o. Arrii ! 80 20 the under
signed a Trustee cow wing IN trls bots No. a.,
fwo o. and three 81 in block No %. IN North
OfIava. (in the city # Ottawa in the State OF
Office OF La Sale County. I'm aid State of LIMOS, in
Book -. page iJ3 aud ~ laid CONVEYANCE
made to secure the payment - ProiHiss0r = Note
t'rein described, for thu ~ Five Hundred Dollars.
dated hp r9h =. D. Is.ja aud due in year from
its dstr, w''h interest per cent. and executed
by Richard ". King and Herycy King 10 Thomas
Cart right o order:
And icb-reaS said Deed provides, among other
things that In % defsul in the payuen, Of said
Sot~, tie said Trustee, application Of the legal
ho'd r. or aid Not after ayiug advertised such sale
thriy days lis newspaper published IN the said GouU-
y q" la sa.r, sfaI sell SID premises, or any part
thereof. and all git and equity II redemption Of the
saTd GTantor, his heirs. executors, administrator
as-l-ns Herein AZ public VendE-, to the highest bid
cIu }, tie kline appaio'ed IL said advertisements,
ray djou ;e sa- rom .iue time discretion,
and shall execute and del yer 70 the purchaser deeds
Tor H.. Is re Of the premises sod and
Jtbsr@s Ge auiI having been nude IN tie payment Of
-afd Noe and iAf-r-st due. aud application having
L, unde ~ tie ,egai holder Of said Note the
said Trustee So. said premises pursuance OF said
TrIsc bod
Nor.. i.,r-rore r,.iee t. hereby given to you the
saii Rohard y. X ng and 10 = other erson, inter
es'ei ner-n. Lat The uGd-TsigEed Trustee rfsre-
said 81 , os m q I day Of November, D l,Gi. be-
tie iGnF~' IF . O'Clock. n. and O'Clock. ,
Of sad day. 81. the said premises 10 sad Trust D, Ell
described ann al equity n redemption Of the said
Grartrr. public aIrt'uH. 20 the hig-s. ter for
cash il- uih door o. tie Court House iu O;taw.,
"a sad county % la "a = for the purpose % raising
rae 81 fonay due upUn said Pronssgry Note and
the costs 4 attorney f-rs herein.
A Deed Tor the premises win be given to the purcla
scr immediately after aid sale
Ottawa. October 80. 1901
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.SlYs ErN -t0tice
nURLIC NOTICE is her,Ly given ID.

nUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the City
L CouucH at u meeting held October 2sd. 1851 or
d-red The recoustrnctVu of the Side Walks upon the
following described roIts, viz:
GA the west s.de Of Walnut street, from Madison
street . jeff -trs-t
ON the size Columbus street, from Lafayette
street 0 Superior street
ON the nort, SIDE Of superior street, from North
Diys i- side Of Lot 3, in Block IS,
Ottawa Center.
on the west side Of Clifton street, from Main
Madison
On the site OF Clnson street, from Main street
Madison
Aud also, tina, the s 1 W,ik the nor.h side Of
Madison street from Webster Buchanan st.,
be repaired
Now. unless the al be reconstructed in
the required bY The ordinance relating to Side
Walks, within thirty days from the publication Of this
notice. thy Viii be completed by the Guy Council and
assessed according to Law
October - 81. o. LgiyRNs ctr Clerk
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Real Gstate.
MISSOURI FARMS.

HE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
COMPANY offers for SALE 100000 acres, in
Northern Missouri
OfMs Finest Prdi-ie and Timber Farming Lands in
the West,
In Lots to suit purchasers Mt Low Prices the long
credit OF Ten Years, at five per
cent. interest
PAMPHLETS CIRCULARS, AND MAPS,
Giving full reliable information the CLIMATE
and its h-althiun-ss, SOIL, WATER, TIMBER, COAL
ROCK PRODUCTIONS, MARKETS, &c, eau be had
gratutous!y application by letter or otherwise, to
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner of the IL 81. 10. r. r.,
ap6-6m HANNIBAL, NO.
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Washable City Property for sale.

THE unders signed offers for sale the valuable proper
i ~ upon which lac now resides. being Lot l. Block
-. States Addition, situated the OF Column
bus Washington streets near the Supreme Court
Building
There is good dwelling, wagon makers shop, aud
black smith shop, with we'll, ci-ter all in good
order, the premises
Also, Lots and in Block !, Railrn al Addition 10
Ottawa, being the Southwest the block, aud
situated the Columbus aud Joliet streets
north of the freight depot. There Il good story
dwelling house on the corner lot.
As the Undersigned has strong inducements present-
ed to him change his business, he wit sell the ab"'e
property at bargain lsepZ2l PATRICK TANNING.
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Fine Farmin. Lands far sal.

he IIIHtIsgT'tH ,TlIT 4HHnfIIy O
did farming lands in La Sale and Liyingsio
~ for sale, terms in tracts of from 20 to 80
acres, purchasers may desire Ties- lar ds all lie
within convenient distances Of the railroads and the
canal, and afford tie best market facilities
Ottawa the x l. X. T.. and Pom lac. the C.. A
ii X. x will be the most convenient places stop
Tor those wishing to examine the land. Anybody in
either place dircct persons 70 my residence.
Bruce, August p 1860. WILLIAM STgAwN
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Valuable P rperty
FOR SALEI! .

WILL al good time aud at a reasonable price
/ the .ul owing property, VIZ:
Nh BeSIdcHce te eastsid= Of Fox River, prism
the easr y ofbiock i5-b.u- 10 feet rs
deep. Ii j. ypHd question. the haHG location
for residence 10 the city % OTTAWA TIE grounds
adorned with TIE very choices, kinds Of shrubb-ry and
shade and ~ the garden apple, pear, plum and
peAc bearing condition. also. plenty OF rrap.
vines, cuTTant goOs-brTrie-- rasp berries and straw
berries H. short every thing desirable for and
fort : prov id-a Tor.
Also go ofgeod prairie land New Michigan
aui Pontiac. Livingston county.
Lnts I, 2. and 3. block -. Ottawa.
Lots and E subdivision % Lots Il and H. Block 80
10; y Boek 80 al good business Lots.
All o The atov@ valuable property j. ofrred ~ a
sona5ir price, and taa- 70 sgit the purchaser
noy5 NJ OSNsN.
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NOTICE EXTRA.

After this Saturday, May lth, 1851 We will sell good
except for Cash and Barter at cash prices
For the past three have tried to sell Koods
for cash only, but ianding our efforts TO shs
contrary we find that have sold many goods on
credit Some will have credit any how, though they
knew il i, runous them. Now, once for all We have
determined II possible, break this credit busiA.
To accomplish it, purpose selling for one year
without profit what will pay freight and eK-
penses o selling. BY doing shall place Soe-
selves in position that We must refuse matter
anxious may be TO accommodate. And ON the other
hand prices will seem much lower TO parties Pur.
chasing, that they have any regard for their own In
terests, they will make fort to pay cash Tor what
they buy Thus by the end of the yeat trust, par
ties will get in the habit of paying cash for what
thew nuy and so fully satisfied iae saving 1t will be
to them that they could not be induced to bny on cred
it afterwards. We shall commence on Monday mora
ing and mark dow goods. We advise those vhe
bny Tor ca.h get prices before purchasing And
we advise those who buy credit TO get them TOO 20
they can see how much they have to pay Tor ther
rrc5it ANDREW LYNCH.
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Books Books. Books!

AyEy y. GRIGGS' DRUG AND COOK STORE
list RECEIVED, the largest stock of Books and S,s-
tionery ever brought to Ottawa.
School Rocks of every variety;
Stationery Of all kinds;
$50 Resms of Paper, such as Note Letter,
Cap. Bill Cap, Legal Cap, Book Cap, &c;
Plain and Ruled Paper. OF all kinds;
Cards of all kinds; coored Card Board;
Drawing Paper, in rolls and in sheets;
Envelopes. all sizes and colors-also Opaque; s-a
Memorandums, Diaries, States &c.
Bltn, Books OF all sizes and varieties.
Gin Books. ANIMALS, Albums, Portfolios, &c.
Chillren's Books and Primers.
Books that in Town W II ordered as wanted
oc1 90 T. Y. GRIGGS. N0ttingeT's Block
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Lands boligh, and sold Conntis sion Taxes paid
Abstracts Of Ttle furnished, Collections mai.
ments made in Government other Lands Money
Loaned. Ottawa. August ). 1851
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100 LOTS " Sarcer's Addition to Ottawa and "a
w Lots f., Old Town and Sta'e's Addition Ot;a.
Wa, Tor sale cheap. LaagNl L. p. SANGER.
4 HREE Houses and Lots
] augs L.. SANGER
:. EVEN improved farms for sale
= au.S l. P SANGER
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Howard association. PhjIa.

lsOV;irS: Association. PhiII.
4 B~n~T"eHt Institution eStGbiised by sleci6I In
d"tt5"eht FAR the Riief Of the Sick and III, u ed,
@Htctf@ '',tb Eunisat ami E5i3sD4ic Diseases aa.d
eepect"Hyfor the tre IF Diseases ofhe Sexual Or:
guns.
VI hDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by tie Acting Sur
w geon, all WHO apply BY letter, with de.erio
non OF ttF eoAct2u tage, patton, habits Of life
&r) ard ~ cases Of eT;Tym- poverty Medicines far
rished frae Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperinstorrira and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on III. NV RH
MtDite th Dyed IL me Dlsfensary, sent 10 the az
ficted in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge rvr
or three stamps for postage viii be accountable.
Address, Dr.. J. SKlLLIN HOUGuTON, Acting Sur.
geon. Howard Association, No. = South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order OF the Directors
EZRA d. IlEARTWELL, Presidest.
GEO FAlRCHlLD, SecTetdry. oc2I-ly
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abstracts q: GEIIc.

Abstracts 0E 's'iIIr.
HAVING now full and complete abstract OF title Of
i L every piece Of land town lot in the county,
which i kept up every night, an prepared fur
nish. short notice aud reasonable terms. abstracts
OF title. !aug>i l. l.. SANGER.
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Gold PEI

T HAVE arge assortment of DAWSON WAnsn
BYpE's Pens. the best Pens made the y. D. uASA
oce Is warranted. At the Drug Store Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-09
Carrlac &c RepairIng Shop.

Carriage Repairing shop.
A Ii branches of Carriage and Wagon repairing wf
IN be done with despatch and ii the hest manner a.
Gays Carriage Shop Buggcs made to from Els
to $l25 and warranted in everyrespect.
Shopon the first north of the Geiger House. -
La Sale st. locs JIG. GAY, Agent.
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Medical Notice.

~ HE undersigned will receive Sealed Proposals for
= Nefical and Surgical aid for the inmates of the
County House, for year from the rst Of November
next The successful, applicant will he required
nish all Necessary medicine to visit the House once a
week and much oft~nsr as the Superntendents or
Keeper shall direct. and perform all necessary surgical
operations. No additional allowance will be made I'M
der circumstances and the right is to re
ect all proposals if deemed for the interest
Of the County. GILES W. JACKSON,
s. , HIRAM HiGBY,
SYLyANUS CROOK,
Saperfntendess.s If Poor La ySaHe 10.
OTTAWA, Sept IS, fss1.-5w
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DRsED APPLES, ~ rs. for 81; t7
=, al. =, ffes IN cAMPBELL y
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iht JOURNAL or NFpIGAL nfFoKA.
It's large aud D~auislul paper, and con.
'ains the most v.lu bic ia'er,nailon Oh Sper-
matvrhes. a. Seminal Weskness The
rau.e. Effects. and cure, showing the awful
Effects Of The disease. On al osher Dis
-sses ~ Sexual Orgsns, foil explanation
of The origin Of Syphilis. The means OF pre-
seniirn and ours. On Consumption. ttat
fearful disease. On he Liver, siesri Si,m-
sca aud Skin. on Female Complaints 49,
On the vsriog- - hauir ~ NJ tirlne- On
~ mod-~ ~ Treatment how Praeil~sd -
% The Pale Treatment 81 Disease On
'hs various Medical IInmhuss. On Tho
Physiology O Marrisgs On Tho Common
-ense Of Medicine. On Diet, Exercises.
snc Ablofion. low The Pysicisn should be.
How .. Prevent Pfegnsnry. And msnv
other 'hiDgs. SEND Pr ~. TAis Journal
should be n the hsnds 81 every on~. To
al wbI apply by letier, with full description
of sge. occup-tinn. symptoms Of disease 81
any kind. and habits of life. Candid Advice,
free n charge. will be given. BY The Chief
Physician.
Address (wirh two ~ 'hree stamps for re.
snrn postsgr.) DIR. j RUSSELL.
Feb IT, (Bux B) DRo' KLys. NEw York
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SgE~Anp VILE. Posey 60. Ind April %.
IN q BACK Sif-I feel il ny duty IL
present yoa my certificate, 70 show you The
benci, have received from your medicines
the scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu.
riier. After being afflicted Tor some three
years. giving our physician- rriai, aud slru
The medicines " DR.. D-,I wss persus-
ded to try your Pills ond Purifier. whish !
6it and they cured me perfectly.
You're, truly, ID. J. FUGAH.
r. See advertisement.
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JOB Printing.

We are prepared to give prompt at
tention TO al kinds Of job or ook
printing. Any description Of blanks.
receipts. bin heads. store, stallion or
JACK bills can Le forthcoming on the
shortest notice. h the most approved
style, AMI on reasonable terms.
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The Household and Farm,
Plantation and shop.

For every Family. having ever 1000 Re-
ceipss Oh Cooking, Preserving, Dyeing
Cleaning, DC How 20 Plant and what !,
me best % Raise. How 10 cure animals
advice 20 Hcuse Keepers, Farmers, On,
Mechanics. On 1000 subjects Of interest
Price IS cents. Worth $40 10 any one.
TIE CONSERVATIVES BOOK.
For those who wish 70 get well from thai
awful 1isesse, :nil description OF sli IN,
remedies used for il. with careful state.
ment OF the results, and other useful inior.
lmnion- Price 10 cents
The Information in them 10 not 10 be fonnt
In any works published, nor sbiainsbIe from
any other source These books are pub
'ished on fne white paper. and beautifully
bound.
Any Of the above works will be mailed
free. on re 'eipt Of price. in stsmp-, or mo
rey; or the whole in Handsomely bound
volume FIR osE DOLLAR No fami.y shouc
be without them. They are illustrated with
beautiful engrsvings. and contain the con.
densed experience Of years.
AGEsrs WANTED for the shove works. who
can make $50 month Send Tor circu-
lar for agents.
To The Young OF both SEXES suffering from
Secret Hsbits; prostra'ion " mind; loss Of
power nervous debility; loss o. sight:
wskefulne~s; love Of solitude; erupiions o.
the face. &C., &c- SEND BEFrRs N ~ TO-
LArs; before you suffer incurable damage 4
both body md mind.
TO FEMALES who wasn't SAFE. PLEASANT
and SURE remedies for Irregularities, Whites,
&C., send 20 us.
RrsDvDn1dyD.
We ore convinced that there ate mam
parents Of scrotuirss. eOnsump'ise. and Dis
essed conSition % whom . numerous pff
spring only brings suffering and poverty
To such We ~.nld say write. and We vii
send on Information Of sure well tested
md never falling PRsvExTvF.
We WILL NAIL rKkF. 70 any one for sp
plying for II,
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Any person sending us five new
subscribers, and tho money. will re-
Give copy Of the Courier tor one
Jear, A. present.
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To ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCEkN-
NOTICES h reby given that my wife
AV Msrgsreus Leigkauf snd I have seprs-
ted. and that no one need trust her on my
account. o ! will paw no debts 81 her con
trscting " whatever. or he RESPONSIBLE for her
scfions. MICHAEL LElGKAUF.
Jasper. July. 81. ls6l-3w.
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Jasper and Washington 4
Jaspcr and RocIspof. Wall
STAGE ROUTES

II A~PER JOHN, contractor on The o bove
~ routes. imiorrs The public that he i.
prepared 70 carry passengers between the
lhove places. on previous spplicsSion being
made ~ him. on reasonable terms. The
mnil l-sves Jssp Tor Washington every
"Wednesday morning. snd returns THURSDAYS.
snd leaves Jasrer 'or Rockpcrt sverv Mon
isv snd returns Tuesdays Orders LEI, y iih
the Poe, Master in JASPER will be attended
10 T43y1 KASPER JOHN.