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The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
The More Haste, the Less Speed"

For the benefit Of tErpse who havo but
little fui,h in the appropriateness of the
maxim ">Iow but sure as applied to the
mancuycriny OF General Scott in the
present crisis the following examples OF
the Crimean War and our own invasion Of
Mexico are cited BY contemporary:
At the time of the rupture between
Russia on one side and Turkey. En-AtnI
and France N the . 81, !" ~. IN! ine
'E~'So latter Powers on - n 11d < i
OF March, but military PREPARATIONS had
cen gong on for some time nrcyi,u,s
l'urinL the following months Of tho .,r;n.
and summer. the tne of the AIlr$ WAS
rc"Sa@"d by such preliminary atf,rs As the
h"mbardment Of Odessa and a CLOSE block
a'e OF the Russian ports In Nav tho
Emperor Of the French established the
great military camps Of instruction at s.
Omers and Bologne During the sum.
mer there was great activity in the British
d"ck-yarG5 and in recruiting for the army
and 1t was not until the l4.h Of Sentem
Ter that the Allies Lands at Eyratoria in
'he r:mca, preparatory to the assault On
Se'a,'p"j Though this point w,~ ,ic>i,-
mated as tie prime; pal theuter Of war almost
from the first. Thus it took these p,wer.
full empires. with theirvast ma.azinr, and
immense military resources, full six months
to raise and equip and get into reld;nc>,
tor the field an army which. at that time /
did not equal in number that which, in
two months. has been rallied about the
flag of the Union.
SO, too, in our own case durinr the war
with Mexico. Mr., Polk sent in his war
message m on the llth9 aNay, 1916, and
the me- war was recogai plare Ixstiny on the
begun, and the batfttE II PaIo Alto 1nJ
keSara de la Palma had been fought in
April. there was little Gle done from that
time until September but to get ready for
the heavy lighting yet to come General
Taylor remained in his cqurp at Monterey
until the latter month, I'D then moving
forward with the army. which it required
ali me intervening time tn put on foot
nG tor Invasion, he achieved the first Of
ms ser'es OF great victorie', on the 2Uth
ma 24th Of September at Monterey. In
ms Instance, the necessary preparations
mt other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. over
our months.
General Scott has been at work but two ;
months and in that time has accomplished
aHty more than was done in double and
FebIe the time by England and France,
0d ourselves on the occaIVn referred to-;
nd yet some Of +hS~paofr warriors are
;
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
HEe y great many SoutbcrDors 5

A9 A great many Southerners 3,
> Sc; their families North for protec,
ton, yet they talk about the horr;bla sssr.
O'r'"FouS war Of determination the Norm
Is ~'S'nS against them. Will oDv rap'
t'em"n Of secession procljvities ;or GU
whether this isn't the first instance i
rec0r" where party at war have sent A. !
."o"e" and children to their enemies NE
protection? W
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

HV-Gen. Scott has expressed a desire
that the Governors Of States will send
forward sharp shooters. Their services
are wanted Immediately.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

HE6"SIn and punishment are linked to-
gether with chains Of adlmant.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

IA When mercy is despised, then
justice takes the throne.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
RECEIPTS.
S0ldiers' Soup for 25 Men.

Is quarts of water to 25 pounds Of
nett; small table spoonsful Of salt; half
one OF repTer. About > pounds of rice
Tut in while boiling, and what vegetables
t'e h or preserved, that can be procured
say 3 pounds.
Pork Soup for IS Men.
In 6 gallons Of cold water put T. pounds
Of pork, quarts Of berns, = pounds of
rice; season to suit. ! ct boil one hour
and halt. Soak the beans over night
Irish Stcp I1r % lMn.
.425 pounds of mutton. veal, beef or
pork; cut into pieces six inches square ;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18
Sheriff sale.

NOTICE y hereby given thai By virtue
~ OF an execution is-.rd from The office
Of the clerk ~ the Dubois Common Pleas
and Circuit Courts, and 10 me directed. ]
viii offer tyr sale al pu lie auction 10 The
highest bidder, for cash 10 hand al the door
Of the cour' house ~ jasper, on
SATURDAY. jan. 1I,h, 1862.
between the hours prescribed BY law. the
rents and profits for seven years IL he fol
lowing described real estate, situated ia Du
bois county, fo.wii:
Inc south east quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section number -. town one
south. range five west, 40 acres more Or
less.
And on failure 10 realize the full amour,
81 principal, interest and costs called Tor BY
said execution, | will nj the same time aud
place, and ID ike manner, sell The tee sim
pie " said real estate.
Taken ~ execution ne The properly OF
BAIL b. Edmons'on at the suit Of the State
OF Indiana on relation 81 Isabel D~rinkhsus.
JOAN WEIKEL, Sheriff d. C..
X. Smith. plaintiff . attorney.
Dec. Is, 1861-3w 81 SO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18

OF We congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of a sure cure for Rheumatism
Gout aud Neuralgia, and all Mercurial Dis
eases. which j. effected without The use 81
internal medicines. which destroy The CT, D
s%'i,u'ion and give Temporary relief only. In
fact !. Il the only known remedy effectinr .
perfect cure, and we feel warranted, from iis
recommendations ms. in calling the attention
Of the afflicted and those having friends SUI
fering from Rheumatism, Gou,, Neuralgia
or The pernicioGs Effects Of Mercury. 10 The
advertisement in an Other column Of our pa
per, Of DR.. Leland's Ami Rheumatic Band.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18
ADMiNIsTRAl0 g,s SALE.

NOTICE y hrr'n, gwen that the under.
~ signed, ndmlris'ralur Of me estsr o.
John a. Moore, dec'd viii sfsr fnr -sls q,
pFollc nncilon. at the ate residence vi the
ircedeni, 90
Friday. IAN 10. 1869.
~ ~ his prrsunfl property. not " ken BY
'br widow. cuusls ing ~ Hurses. Hugs, ca
~. >hcsp. farming nisn-ils. huu,raoid and
k~i'rlcn furniture. Nr.
Terms ~ sale Al suns aver three dol.
is's. IL mouths credit Will b. gwen, pur-
chaser giving nofa I'M approved s~eu'iiy,
brarirg interest from dsfs. wniying valna-
'@'n and npprsl-mrnt l.ss; all sums over
50 cash ia baud
J lis A. W,SIScER admr.
dee Is 1861
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18
CLAIMS.


4 LII those tsving filed cla ms a%cains, any
"A decedenrs estate ten DAYS before The
last term OF the common pleas court. will
please take nDtice that The same will stand
for trial al The next term thereafter. unless
admitted by the sdminislralor during the
Tine. Therefore. ali those hav ng claims 50
filed will take notice that unless they appear
and establish tho same. they will be dis
missed at the claimants costs.
dec Is. II. A. IIoLrHAUs, Clerk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18
administrators Notice.

NoTcE i hereby given that all claims and
~ notes due The estate Of WIN. II. Hill.
decd. must be setrled up. md all that IRE
not paid. or otherwise a, justed. BY The 9th
day o. December. 1861. will be sued on At
the next January term Of The common pleas
court. Those wishing 10 settle will find sil
The papers 10 the hands Of A. ]. Beckett.
Esq , WIN will receive al pay menfs.
dec Is A. ii. ALEXANDER, admr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18
Job Printing

We are prepared to give prompt at
tention to all kinds Of Job or COX
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, 1861-12-18
SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that | will pro-
~ coed with the County Surveyor Of Du-
hois county. on the oh day Of January
1869. 70 run the lines and defrrmins The
boundaries Of Sc "a. IT,, = X. ) w
The intermediate lines viii also be run and
the corners thereof established. All persons
Interested will lake nouce.
dec l5-3ss II STuprR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18

WANTED. at This office a boy. be-
tween the ages Of /. and ls,{who can
read and white. to learn the printing
business. Such a boy. who will DO
steady, can have 4 COOL situation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION To
SELL REAL ESTATE.

The State Of Indiana. Dubois Counrv.
NOTICE II hereby given that Norman
~ Fisher. administrator Or George r
Mayo. decd. has fled his petition - seIl
me real estate Of the decedent, his personal
being insufficient 10 pay his deDis; and The,
said petition will BE- heard At The next term
Of the Court OF Common Pleas of ssid
county. n. A. HULTlIAUS clerk.
dec o. 156l-3w~
w @ Adams, atty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ slGned has been appointed adminisira.
'or O The estate Of John A Moore, late Of
Dubois %cJunty. deceased, Said estate \
supposed 10 be solvent.
dec ~ jcHs A. WpfscER, admr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18

Any person sending rs five new
subscribers. and the money, will re.
ceive a copy Of the Courier for one
year, a. q present.
Subscribe for tic Jasper Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TC
SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indiana, Dubois County. I.
NOTICE shereby given that Francis G..
49, Geihausen. administrsfo Of the estate
Of Joseph Helm. decd, has filed his petition
10 sellths real estate " The decedent, hi.
pers nal being insufficient 70 pay his debit;
and that said petition will be head al The
next term u the Cour, Of Common Pleas ~
ssid county. III. A. HOLTHAUS. Cisrk.
w. G. Adams. atty. dec ).
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18

1GWc issue bnta'half sheet this
week. AMI the same next. which we
will count to our patrons as but one
paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18
~suEalFF-s SALE

Nc. ICE l. il~r.Dy gise. 'nat ~ ' rsr.-
~ VI 80 .xrcyl t~~nnl irum ra- X s.r,
n ne r- < N ln- u ,vir-- g mn ,r Peas
N rri. eni ~ No. da~ci~d. ! waa mr. ~
- y a prniic ssrii u ~ 80 hi.,--s si1.r.r
irr rush IN ntai, 4 IN daar VI .hr c.,s.r.
'n4Asr w ja.,-r M,
Staian4f. ~. .i.i.lsJl
l-f~" p ~ h,n4 pr~-cr,-d ". 49, 'h-
r~rf- rAd w ~ nam = i-rfn rt * M I
-ssrn srs- N lae isl ,ain- arsrfasri r-si
-rin'r. ~ .a:
ih- : go iiri' ~ The -,u'h - o. r'.r
- Sc i"n M. ntn- lyj ~ tyAr~rD NJ
o.s (l) -uaiA ~ s4nsr No fhr-- wee c,,-
anu = rt9h'y asrsA nnf+ ~ h-s
,sa NJ ~ NJ. III feaiz- Ia. fnii anornt
f nSg rs~af. lnf-r--i n.a rv.i-, r,fl~d is,.
~ go < ria.n | vii y; M ~.m iitne
,if risrt nnd "a ak- nannrr. .xts-e ~
II r'!- fH- ~ -in, = M ~nsI -. --frtr
iak~r VIZ .arrn i.n o. The pr,p--ty ~
lu'.' = F-s1ss = 81 NJ -Isf IN s ~ LD--~
> ID $50 ~ii ~ m, d. ~i'hsul.nny r-!irf
vhsIrser irUm s.iu.FIan ~ appraisrment
JOHN WE KEEL, Si-rE ID. y.
y NJ Van Trees s,sy l"f pin
y "a. SCI Si.u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18

Robert e SnaI
j , cb simon.
T. il known. That on N ; Fourth day Of
- October ~ the yenr 1861. The sb.ss
named plant n, hy his ATTORNEYS. flied IN to
Off ~ Of the Cirrk Of DmDoi- Circuit Court.
: COMP in against said defendant. IN the
ab"v E Untitled csus 4. together With sn afh-
dsvIt u y competent person. ti,st said de-
fendani Jar"b Simcns = not q resident Of
The State uf Indiana Said defendant il
hsrehy notified Of The d ing and
.rendcnry ~ ssid CON 2isiEt against him, and
that unless be appear and answer o. demur
ihe reto, a. the calling ri said cause on the
second dsy u The mex Term OF said CourI,
10 be begun aud held II the Court Honse in
Jasper, on the Fourth Monday in j snuar,,
next. aid complaint. snd the me,srrs snd
things therein contaired md alleged, will be
heard sud determined in his absence.
henry A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk.
II Smi'h. stiy Tor plf.
Oct. rs IS61-3S 81 30
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18
no ICG OF INsrLvES1

4 me > ptrmp+r term ~ nc court ~
"A cominon j. -aS u Dn5ois c"unfy. tn 81
ls.e ~ Jrm@s Noble ws- declared prv5atgy
Insulvrnf. G edf.s- are 10 .refvre ncfa Ii j
mat The sams ~i.I BE- s~tiIst srcprdlngiy
nov. 30. w. MAlilN, sdnr.
II. Snuh. aiv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18

JOHN WE KEEL. Si-rG b. q.
7 NJ Van frees. stsy lof pin
~ =. SCI $40
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19
STAY LAw.

WIN be generally conceded We presume. that
'he almost total allure Of The crops thraughouta
"'ge portion Of the State ot Texas hast year
renders II necessary that some law sh.e,ii M.
passed granting reiirf uni the proceeds II mn.
other cotton crop can be realized THE nc,ol.
oeyln 10 think and to talk about this matter and
me wonder Is nov expressed that Il ba. moi re-
es''e'' earlier attention suits have been com
mencad Others will qgckiy follow and mot
nsny months can eapse bp'oro property wi, be
e''asm 70 forced sale. rbcre IS iul. or no
money ~ The country and men begin 10 reyolve
ne startling inquiry. what must b. the result :,
~ Is li'ae our citizens were hooking the diflcu,y
sqsafe'F N the fac. FOR ualess something I.
promptly done. vas, amour, ri property win
q sacrificed. within the year. and many, very
many, will be ruined.
Inc present state Of aflars is no, he ,cs,,, Of
eseFtrAi'ag, speculation or estravngaoee. In
net we believe that within the las, ,uclye
""''h'' onr people have been more than usually
economical aad with fair crops would nave been
u oc''er condition than for years. All thew
require Ia tins, and with rostponsmen, Of their
spcsi~ vsp,s,s se,e,H .ggsa M, 70
maPend~nt coul,ion.
- havs bern Reminded since our article Of
70" week That The ilNsisli,uFe IA ~, copn..l,.,,,
~ stay law and that II is deuliGl mbeth.
ae5 legislative action can be inaas,rd Tia, viii
seos VIC emergency. Il !. iartuna,e for IN,
ocsussy. therefore, that State Convention Il 70
y heia 'efy rsPres n'inr the sogereisu,y d
ssssssse We hope The Convention Mn ,.k,
@e mn'fer under consideration At an earl, perieG
= Is stsiaas eDi tbs, some pso may be sdop,c,
I shieh win give people time to recover fen,
tbe1s mteeortnns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19
IMgoRrANr rRoM MrxIco.

SOUTHWEST Pass Jan = IL y = steam
frira'o Na'oras art we'd aa This point Ia day from
Vera Cruz bpladlo Pensacola She brings the
following highly important DAVIS from Mexico
Gen Nirnmpn AMI his army were completely
routed on the 22i Of December by the Consli
lntiona forces. On Christmas the Liberals were
10 full occupation Of ihe capital
The city OF rueba had captala,el to the
Liberal army
President iaaroz alj boon sent tr. and was
to leave Vera Cruz, on the 81 inst Tor the cap
iia
II is now generally conceded tha, the long
civil war has terminated rs the Country il 10 the
entire possession OF the tnnsinutionalists
At the lstcs. account the city OF Mcxico was
in n perfect state Of tranquility
We learn. /. letters from the city Of Mexico
that Gen Nram0n lef' The capital on the night
25ih escorted by small body ol personal friends
Ne took the Southern direction. and / "a sup
posed viii cndsayer to firm junction with
Vicario, and make stand at lgmla
OF his family w. have NJ. megtion. but i &
ffr-nn.h th'i het i4tr'fi TIA, dhSrf ~,
prptcclluu OF the f,euch aud spanish tmhassa-
dprs sho spared no effort ,nlccd to make term
for Muaoa. Ilni the Cousthutionallsts de
elned AL negotiation un the subject
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19
SPEECH OF sENEsALIasp

The speech Of General Joseph Lane. which
vepublish this week, will challenge the sdmi,a.
ti"n Of every patriot. 1t po'ses.ns an irrc.is,i
bic c'carness Of thought an honesty Of purpose
apecaiar drcc'ness IN expressing truthful con.
vic'ions, and breathos ,hrongbou, en- ENLARGED
patriotism, which renders il one Of the mos,
remarkable speeches Of the times. How mns,
Andy johnson have cit after such m eveor.a.
Ton and That, too from Norihern man We
wish every snbmissioni.t IN The South could road
H. II Is true they would blush a litilc bu,
biishing would do them good Will the sub.
mission papers repuDsh ~ WI the Tbroe
morlohs, the Bogags. the steadmaas The Fp.
pefaoI's. 81 on,ui genus read II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19
CITY ORDINANCE.

The Naycr and Board of Aldermen Of The
City Of Marshall for the wear l~6l in council
assembled ON the 3ri day II Jannsry 1861
passed The following ordnance;
lie Haalu,~l ~ iis r'fq o1'ilaii " he Cay q
NGrtiaR lfud % ~ hsreby 0ida Hsdbg ne Guior
~ Of me same, That When any slave shall be
sen commiug out Of any house or other psts
within the corporate limits OF said city having
90 his. he's or their possession any intoy,casng
hqlar such poss, Iou by said Slave Of sad Iu-
touca iue liduor, shall ne prssump'iye proof
a.lias. tns person who may avn OF nave in HI.
posss.op the house or room from which aid
: ave is thus seen so come lrom. II hsvin. sod
a y Intoxicating liquor 70 salh Slave ami Il
-hal he The duty ui the Unstable OF 'hc 81 'por-
alton ~ said city To report any Rnd Oh rseh
cases 10 tie Mayor, whose duty It shall be- 10 or
dee a such onend,TF 10 be- brought before aim
20 br d,alt with as the law directs THIS ord.
uanco ta 'ake cAlr, lrom and siir tic 9rh q
January SOL Approved
DAVIS = BOA FokI. Ma-or
Wv. Noopeos in Recorder
Jan. u lsGl. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19

The Governor Of Ohio, in his rcc...
message, recommends coercion. H. .ss
Of his people " Determined TO do ~
wrong themselves, they will not con,s. w
cdly submit to any wrong. and una -.
by threats, will demand the cmploym.sa.
of MI the constitutional powers If ~
Federal Government tn maintain .,s
preserve the Union Rcileciing upon II.
whole theory of State Secession a,
pnlpablc violation OF the Ccns,i,uto,
we cannot consent to the exercise of 49,,
powers under its sanction The in,cvr;,.
of the Union in it's oneness, aud iudi,;!
ibilliy must be preserved
The State Of Ohio has untitled tho :,
gi,iyc slave law, and this same Cow,
nor in his message last year denonpc,a
the enforcement of the law as an an On,
rage, aud expressed himself infavor n,
allowing negroes to vote.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19

TUE L. S ARMY BY the old law Ii.
regular L. s Army consisted of abou,
| 3 900 men Under law passed in lsS
authority was granted which, with fp
regiments, would make a total force Of
~. 900 men. This small force ia no,
scattered over the vast territory Of The
Union some in Utah, keeping the Mo,
mons in order others IN Oregon, Califo,.
MA and Washington Territory, fighting
the Indians and some in Kansas, loot
ing after Montgomery and lHs Jayhav
kers But we hear of very few located
at the Sou h. and lt>would probably BE-
a difficult matter 10 concentrate a laige
force in that region, except # volunteer,
without some weeks, or perhaps even
months notice 49, Boston 1forsiier.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19

-. Thu last issnc of The Harrison Fiae mn
nounces the di,con,innance Of the paper for tho
nrsssn', owing 70 the rrotrac'cl llacss NJ the
proprietor. Capt, Barrett W. regret 10 state
that there Il seemingly but little chanrc Of his
improvement. For rhine months in feeble con.
dition. he is uow PROSTATE With erge r,m
~ deprnsing upon him, AMI with children 10 ed.
ucste, he needs every dollar coming 10 him
1hose owing hun shoat' no, bo n.ensih'c to hid
condition or to their recunlary obligations We
hope they will respoui wiihon, delay.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19

ttna common observation that lstrr sfs more
sufferers from debility among Anencans tbrn can
be found among any other civilized nNi1r. The fe
sou , obvious. We Ike too little exercise md for
g. the want. Of tn. body 30 the nf-ortus pursuits Of
business. In all such ci.es ordinary medic mes tsn
DO htile good What ftqi ifcd B. gust .ach 'euie
and Iuvigarstof \, DE- ! Ha.ic,tct l,s gwen 10 the
world IA Ais CELEBRATED BlIrEio The
weak and nervous dertzn ct the so. ltng house tbs
exhausted toer upon tie shop board, aud ,hc pres
tnted student Of the midnight lamp, have itsnd
wonderful fcceuelafar tn she HiIrfMs and prefer
u 81 more projections has lcss en- caus medcincs
But u should n. be- '0rgutt that tie agent which u
se magical Va IL influence upon frame which .
merely debihtated. equally powesia in sting "a
tore g. cSpel tie most terrible form u disease Who
Will nnt give Il . trial
see advertisement in another column.
Sold 10 druggists snd dealers general, .verywlsr
tut sale b
AAypE4 4 SEARS,
A,T-hsii Tens
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19
STATE CONVENTIONS.
AUSTIN ON THE 2srH l\,T.
SUPPER AND DINNER.

On Friday night, Jannary 18th ls6l, IN
Freemans Hall. J,lvrson. Texas to assist IN
building the Baptist Meeting llosse The Jf
issseu Isssss Band will furnish ils'r icc.' mn
SIC. The articles for a,le are useful ~ ~ as
sxcesdlpr'y beautiful. tn Ladies 'ayJ par
"a no pains Or labor 10 make the far at.
trsesiye. Their taste viii be- displayed a Il q.
nishing bouquet ior al who ailc,l. As am
pic room asd an atanlsiec will b. prepared
ell ere invited TO attend