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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

REcRuIrs Peckham reports the
arrival Of 81 rseruiss sisee yssssroay. They
vs,s mss.srsd In By Col. Grief. and cent 10
Camn Va leli.n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

II The ersstsss amount iaaasd In any
one risk,
IL The greatest a0"uns allove' ~ ing
ru,ss OF the company to % Insured
in any ono city. town sr village
Is. The grssssst smosne ei'owsd W "
insured in any one block,
Il. Tne Act Of In .orporat, q Of shs CON-
pany, February 3Otb, 1891,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

Fos IDAHO Capt. W. F. David.on.
: we'll kcown iesmbcatman on the Mississip-
ri. 10 Prss,dsnt ef the ldsha Steamship Packet
Co., just organised ct Lac. osse, which pro-
The Favosits, Hadson. Frank Steel. Stella
whlppls and Chippsws Fal,s. which will leave
lssvs Lacrosse on the 6th Of April for F..
Benton. on the Misseuri river. making the ran
ia thirty days. This vii be . good oppor.o-
nj ios those 70 Idsho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

FxEsH GRocgRlEs.-She attention Of
our readers 10 directed to The card Of w0.
Yooug. In another eolamD. and vhss sOy-
thing 10 hls line 10 vested, give bin calf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
LE11 UME.

/& = OAoSs @Igl
CAPT.A.L ORnlSON will deliver lscsaso
LAHRMANN'S HALL.
SusyE r-13as Ireland rieht % rebel against
the nslish ol ysrchy and establish IN Irish gov.
ernmsns en- Irish soil
/ ADMISSION. x...,.....-......@ ClNTS.
I narch9 -dtd ? ~ - "a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
S.oorrno ArysAY.-~Tnn OOsDlsg q

0.oorrno ArysAY.->Tnn Oospisg ~
.bsss II s'sl.sk parry efysssg sss ss''ssa
he sSlose = thas nseesiess inssssssiss nov
q ..sAsp's," ssd sss Of Ne sssser. 'sen
II, ,,,sten. called spos The party and s'@s
s.,a,ere shss vsss u ere, TO cone up ssd ssss
! dsssk eth hin. Oss man-s soldier. Ossp'
rsnsn. u shs Sth Cavslry-dsslinsd, 'sJ'ss
thss he dsask sssugh slseady. but 'hss No
ve~,d tshs % sppls. Jehs sspHsS thss %
sssll vhip ssy pss Who vsald not o''s.
v,,h hin. Terrell made sens reply II qs'ss
..rs .f : nssnss sitss whish lev weses
pas,ec. ssd Jeha drew . revolver iron Do
oo.h.. ard Assd. 1hs ball stsssk Terrell 10
shs left eide isss shove the vsissssod. Ps'sea
into .he a.sh. s,rrsk The outside Of the nns
rib spd s,sse.d sp~ards end b'skvssds
lodging lev isshes fron the point Of 'n'
trance. ius, u,dsr tbs shis. jobs boltsd out
,b. back vay and was hotly pu'sssd oy
eou. cold iers, Who. after short rsss.
sses upon him ssd bsst hi"s pretty
severely, and would have made the matter
uush more serious bat Tor the Provost Gas'd.
vhish saus no q The nick Of time end took
Joha svs,. Hs vas taken 70 The Provost
Guard Hosss. sod sho.tly STEER ~as s'sor'so
by The susrd 10 jail. 4 sons!dsrabls number
q ,hs s,h eavaIry we're about. asd they
svsrs bitter vesgsssss spen shs sssse'sss.
usss whore sbs shossiag occurred aid sbes'
doses Of shso ssssssd desn sbss vsy'
hrsssssiog - tear The bsuss dsva and sssn
I. o. srsivins there they fsssd The surgeon
II sstsudssss spcp The wounded man and DE-
sis,sd from sny violsst demonstrations and
W. awsy.
Tn. surgeon cut out the ball. end 10 . 'hort
time the man waited up to the Pol % Magic
tr.,ss ofies for The purpose Of snssrisg son-
plant At that place No vs. net By friend
Of The "a -lty party. wh" made sss's'assorv
evsr,urss. and 90 somp,sint vas entered. Is'
Corporal, FEELING that John VS. not aesustsd
bv malice when be fired the shot. bat that ns
vac undss The ildneDcs Of liquor. declined
havioe any proceedings in the matter, and
there IL sssts.
For shost tims there wss great excitement
10 tosn, bat order wss soon restored. and
again oil wss qsiss on shs his.issippi The
~ouod inflicted is but slight, and will seos
heal, though the rs,k vas not such ~ . man
would Hike to take.
80 mssh for fighting whnky. Without 1t
John Thor,ugtcn IL = geutlsOsn; with 1t he
10 . man bersit Of rsason. and unless he teas
restrain himself his fate 10 too sseily fore.old.
OF the deronensn! Of THE affair We have
nothing to s.y-if the asssuited psrty csn
forgive, othsrs can sursly remember mercy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
INDIANS DYMG uyr.-TLe Indian,

INDIANS DYMG IJF.-TIe Indians
ssu6nsd at Camp Mcclellan are dying of fact
tn ,rs are but about $50 lef ard fifty Of them
arc in ths hospital and pest hsa.e Small pox
hes got smong then aud is thinning them out
rapidly. About twenty have been sent 70
tho pest house without week. This disssse
will probably have them much reduced 10
numbess.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

The Lacrosse Republican, which bas
been investix atirg the matter. gives tbs fol-
h wing % the smuunt Of lumber which will
be manufactured on the Mississippi and its
Tributaries
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

HousskssPsRs in this part of the city
vill plssss psstss the advsst,semsot Of L
B,llsr, whs hes psrehassd shs grocery con.
ssra Of Ne. Addresses, sornss Of I'd sod Resk
leland streets. NJ. B. 10 deserving of . fall
shass Of patronage
To preserve health keep ysur feet
veil secured from dsupnsss. The best sock
Of boo.s Asd shoes fos gentlemen. lsciss and
shildrss's vssr h kept By Child 4 Co.. %
Brady ssssst. below Sesond. Their goods ere
made Of The best qusl,sy Of leather ssd In the
most thorough style. Call and sss th. late
asrivals
SNow.-Anothes dash Of snow 10 one
Of the novel iss sf THE ssek's wsA,hsr. The
"squinossial" seems 10 BE- toned down lissls
to-day. and Il is 10 BE- hopsd that ~ have
seen the vo.st OF It. The roads are In any
thing bot good sondisiea. and The market cup
plies from the farming dinfisss are very
osagrs. & he ~ss -
WHxDrNo Our.-Col. Grier has good
grounds Tor dndisg faslt vilh come Of the re-
cru,tiog officers. Some Of the tQusds thst
have come in. eontaia boys Of such tender
years % to render 1t . wosdsr that they 90
early ventured to leave their mothers. These
rscuils are sif,sd ont sud the expenses charged
over 10 the recruiting officer.
RrCu AaA1N.-Last tall We noticed
an incident wherein our portly friend, jake
Hoering. rsoaRuissd.s Lost watch 10 the hsncs
| Of Mr. kothschiIds, and claimed the property.
Mr. Il. contested the claim. and hnsily hss
proven Dis sisss, which wss mOrs than Jsks
| could 90. The watcn hss been given up
again. though Jake 10 eo.6dent that the
wstsh Is his own property, bat sntorsuns,sly
7 csosot prove It.. ~ ahss.
TaEArax.-To.oight Mr.. e. e. Thomp.
son sakss . bsnsfis, Ia which be appsAss -
Othe.lo, The Moor Of Vsoiss. Mr. TA"wpsoa
hes obtsinsd the credit Of playing this pars
better thsc any other actor In the couutsy.
lie will 10 sbiy supported. aud viii uodou.t l.
sdIy sustain his high reputation 10 this char
actsr. Go sod hear Ushslie by 81. mesDs.
The af.erpiscs 10 Mature aud Philosophy,
the saOst lsushsbls fsres that has ever been
| presented n Davenport
ITO be or not to be- ls the question
question that oow agisssss the ninds Of The
Grey Boards We are informed by members
Of that regiment that they are thoroughly tired
soi diegusssd With the manner IN which they
ere .rsated. Col. Kinss,d made . spesch 10
them be other day. in wh'eh ne denounced .
portion Of them 10 the ssvsrsss terms for
wanting TO quit the organisation Aad get isto
sonsthing bitter. The Col. 10 not yet in com.
| maod on the Island. but 10 nursing the hol q
that the fatss witl prove propitious snd give
him the place nov occupied BY Cvl John.oo
There seems to be etnsid. sabls doubt - 10
| whs.ber he will obsaio bic desires.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

New OTk Market
NEv yoRK, March IL.
CorroH.-Quist at 77Hm7scs
s,oUK-Unch an god. xS.75tG6 IS Extra state
81 2O@7.25 4. II. q.
WHkAr-M.rket quiet. &l.63@l64 Chicago
Spring $L6s4l.64 Milwaukee Ciub, Sl.70gl72
Winter Red.
Corn 81 l3l1@l.34 in store.
uAfs-tlSm. YO@vl
PoRE Quiet. S22 0o@22 25 mess. $2i@2l.25
old: % SO new.
LARD steady at 121<@l2N.
WHisKY-9l093.
80 New K0sk stock Market.
NRv YOnx. March IL.
Gold s45S.
Davenport LumOef market.
DAVENPORT, Jan. 8, 1858.
Fencing per ono th houssnd tcct. ..... .$2i
harn Boards do 2l42b
Flooring do ....... 81
Siding do ....... y
Joist and timber do ....... 81
Shingles, per THOUSAND. i.............. 3.6s0S.
Lath.. 4.
Picta.. ....... ,s03o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
There are about fifteen hundred re
srsiss nov sseppsse u Csap NsC,sllss.

GrsIs.-Girls wanting good situations
ssd high wages viil look q - sdvsstissosss
In ssesher ooIomp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
THE MARKETS.

UoveDp0tV Mofk0t.eseUo1Iy N0poHts
O11Ios o. rHs Dsn. : NBws,(
Monday, Aazch7.
WaEAf- 00@95.
CoRN-b745sc.
OATS -67@6s.
BARLaY 81 0501 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
nrArs or NEw YOaK,

C.s,,r~ ~ Krxos.
jnhn d. Co,ks, President, and Hosstio
no.r Ssor tary OF the . atlantic Fire In
.r,.nes CompYny." Of Hartford, IT.. being sew
er.llv sad duly sworn, depose and cay, ana eeon
"a hia self ssys, shss th. Efs going 10 uae. fui
rl 49, :. ,s.semsus Of the affairs Of said Cor
.o..sion. 4 the, they are the above nA0ed I'm :
~ ehereof. end that no part Of tue cspstal "
Ss.,,rss a. ala company he's b y dspOsitss In
80 ~ = " Territory - security fer losses.
issscsai JOaN -. CoCks, Pse,idsns.
hosArro uoss, Sssrs .asy.
s,.,srisea aad swosn - before ne y m
.hsvs naned John u. CoeAs, Pr. idsnt, aud
rss;o pvr.. secretary, this 3Sd Day of January
A. D., 1854. m..
lSsampl L: AZ. v...
(Sesl) Oom. 'os io"s :"
v,ovn all men that the Au,ntic Fire In
s.,.pce Company. VI Brookiy. =: DO hereby
anahor,se any and all sgsaa that satd Comvsny
~ 4, nay hereafter have Of appoint 10 sas
Hs..e of lcvs for aud on behalf sf saiS Compenv
- aooepe service Of oil pro 80 whstnss meme OF
M. il any asy aOtiou oe peVceediag seaanNs
IA nveny. In any Of tie Courts Of aAad Seaee.
sad i is hereby sdmissed al sgfsed tnss eaic
seesi - Of psossss a.orssaid shall - eeken ana
I'm - % valid eod su0ciens In that eehaat eee
49, g Il sesvs1 upea said' Company. - 'oseino
Z, ne laws and praetiee sf saad atase. o. ~
other State, asd sll claims IN nees .. ~! =
reaSen Of sseh service 10 hessoy expfesssJ vs's'
seS w!.s..s ~ hs,as saa eel Of Tie Cenpeay
%A,s M ~ of Decsnhsf A 4 1858 ...rs.
III Hl joan .. COCKS Psesidses
&oaAaao Doas. SeesotAsy. e,.s tess's.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

SAn110EZ 1'1T0es AoO&
Ma. .o the Auditor ol the State Of lowe, pur-
eaant 70 The ssstutes Of said State.
1. The naus Of this co~pany is the Atlantic
Fire fn.uranosIompany Of brooklyn.
q The amount Of ita cspi 81 stock IL $iso,0oo
IN m. ."'@-' :" l5o. 900
l. Tse assets Of the sompaey are
l;asn on hand, In bank and IN the =,
hauds ot agents, Or other persons, ls.sYa.sa
4 kssi estate uuincumbsrod, o,oo5'oS
!. t,onds end stocks ownsi by the compa-
NJ hov secured nnd rate OF interest
thereon Tee sohsduls) sossSV
1. Debts of the company sseafeA ~ ..oo
morse .es, (sss sshsaeis) TMSW M
nss.s. 80 -. .;ums. 6,37l.6s
lesss::s .s:ss:c ss@ s.su,s gS. s0' 49, 80 ~ 1886 s.
r..., .....s 2ss, ,l55.2i
q rhs amount Of lisb,itiss aue or not
due 20 banks or other cssoitofs, none
&. Loose. adiustsd asd due, none
Lossss sdjostsd asd not dues so nono
. Losses uasdj asted. AAo0
.. Lossse in suspsase waiting sos tef'nsf
10 III osAsr claims agsi net the com psny, nche
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
ATLANTIC
Fyre I1eyssrHnce Company
OF BROOKLYN,

r~1alaarY 1s1rOt, 1861
Neds 70 the Auditor oi the State Of love, Pui
..ant 70 The statutes Of said State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

ee5 nf sasAais aas ~ aS1i4AHgs gBBss er So 4
gfs-&Azss .ssssuszza.asa
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NEW STOREl

III sqsaxa tffEsfIf lasd IN la8@h yffa ~ M
".ssssa ssusrsxa
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lk So = 4e ssstaess 6
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17

We are asked nfty times day. more or
less, when we think the war will end
As We have no righ, TO think, in the absence
Of data TO think upon. We are sometimes q
a loss Tor On answer. However for the 10.
formsiion OF those who are particularly IN.
quistive and anxious upon the subject We
will relate dream that . friend had upon
the duration Of the war, which may throw
some light on the subject. He dreamed that
lhe woke from sleep Of fifty years. and
found himself on the south side Of the Rs.
pidan. lie saw . little distance from the
spot where he awoke corporal with seven
teen men aud q wheeibsrrow. lie ap-
proachsd and asked the corporal Whist the
little esihe.ing meant. This replied the
corporal. is the army Of Northern Virginia.
Where are the Ysnkeesr inquired our
friend. They are on the other side Of the
river replied the corporal. Thy have the
advantage Of Us 10 numsers and transports.
tion. as they have twerty-one men and two
wheelbarrows. but we expect 10 get the I'd.
I vantage 10 position, will whip them. and
/, then the war will end AZ this 10 the besI
Information we have about the probable d.
\ ration Of ihe war. We give II free Cratic fcI
nothing at ALL Southern Paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17

iourlai tells the following story:
We recently met our friend Dr.. Lord,
formerly Of Boston. He has been resident
Of This section for shout six years. During
hi fst few ye.s- be ~ss extensively on |
gagged in buying wool. sad on one occasion,
bpccming liirIe bewdered with the muj
tipliiciy Of crooked ro-ds over The broad
prairies. he rode up 10 small cabin. in
cIosed 10 cIump Of locust trees, and hailed
\ white headed boy. perched on the top ci q
hen coop, with
Hello. boyr
i Ireckon you'rsa s,rangerr was the re-
sponse.
Look here, sonny
u ain't your sonny
No YEN ann my sonny. huf II you will
sump down and come here III give you a
dime.'
The boy sprang of ssif sIighting from .
Sssp's nest. and coming up to the stranger,
exclaimed, We'll. old hoss, what's itl'
I've lost my Ssy and don't know where
sm. Can YOU tell net
Yes. You're sitting on that horse
Mr.. Lord laughed al the boys wit sn,
handed him the dime.
The boy took the money, looked upon !
with mingled feeling o. wonder and delight
and said:
| reckon yOu mus, haves power Of mo
neyr
why soi'
Cause you sisughier il away co.
!. What is your fathers namer inquire
Mr.. Lord.
Bill jerks, was the reply.
.Ah. yes. know him. exclaimed Nj
Lord. He grows wool. don't hel
No. but his sheep duz.'
sIf ycu knew me my lad. you would b
IN 0re respectful; in your replies I'm q fr.en
Of your father; my name Is Lord
'Oh yes exclaimed the astonished Ia,
live heard pap read abou, you in the b
bIe,' and starting for the house on dea
run, he bawIed out At the top Of dis iuug
sMother. mothe er, the Lord is out here o
horseback and has lost bis way
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17

and on !, behed glittering tear.
He feh better then.
His heart gave gsea, leap, aud he said
~Thsnk Heaven
He wss much encouraged.
He sgain made inquiry ss 70 her love foI
him.
She said then in words thss she loved
him-"Oh. 50. muchm which for time
somior'sd him greatly.
Condrick nov orged immediate marriage
She objected bu, clung more closely Il
him. spd said, Wait axhIle
Condrick wanted TO know II there ws'
.nv obstacle 10 'h.if immediate union
she kissed bim -s**-<--s--
s and said there was a sight one.
He then teaderly kissed her (~*---)
and asked il they could be married in q
week
She raised her great swimming eyes q
his face. andi gazed iODdly upon him bo'
ssid nothing.
Her pon'Ing ios ware in tempting prox.
imisv 70 his own
he now r-pes'ed his question when in on
sgonizing vice rhe cried cut
'Oh. d~sr cant Iell. I've got ph,hisicy
old russ n husband our in one ~ them
wagons. aid he J. jnat spitelul enoogh to
live month yer.-
Condrick is still bachelor
lie hsd had spell 81 something like
mountain fever the nexf dav after he visited
ne emigrant traia-s, least. he went of
into The moun'ains. and shunred mankind
and wcmankiad for abou, two mouths
But be j. all right now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17

YouR Fans Mrss.-A young lady from
the rural districts lately entered city rail
road car. Pretty soon the conductor ap-
preached her and sid "Yonr fare. Miss
She blushed and looked confused, bu,
said nothing. The conductor was rather
as,onished st this. but ventured TO remark
once more: Your fare. Miss"
This time the piak on her cheek deepenet
10 esrnatIon - lbs rustic beauty replied.
avail. IT. / an good boxing you hads'
oush, ter ssy il Gu, loud sfore folks". The
passengers on the car rosred with lsgh,er
md her lover q. once settled the fare.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17

To the Editor Of the Tines.
Sir: At the close Of dey summer. when
insects are unususlly numerous. and infest
our fruit gardens and orchsrd.houses, Z few
hints on their destruction may not be out OF
place. Several letters have appeared 10
your columns IN which various methods
we're suggested for Destroying wasps' nests;
wss7s. il is welt Known. viii travel long
distances. and. although my gasdenar has
taken one hundred and forty nests, "the
cry is they stilI come
The following remedy. first invented bv
ner neighSor and friend. the late Rev.
w. Kirby, viii be foand sffieient A hand
glass, commonly used by gardeners. q
square one is the bss') il the instrument
70 b. used. This mas 10 BE tightly covered
az the bottom with thick white paper. vsr.
nished 10 resist the wet. A circular hole
six and half inches In diameter is then
cut in the center Of the paper. and the glass
is placed On the bricks over . plate filed
win peer, slser. sof Ntie rum, mooe'
rate distance from the infested spot. The
effect Is magical; in . few hours the glass 10
cramed with wssps ,.hornsts. s1s hies. (bses
will seldom enter,) which. having tasted tho
~ ee,s. Nv upwards 10 the hight. A CON.
mon sulphur match, made BY dipping brown
pap into melted rhinestone. will destroy
thousands The constant hum Of insect
life inside will attract all The marsuders
from the frui, trees 10 tie gla.s. and the
scent Of the rum is sure 10 iD,uce the most
fasitdous wssp 10 enter. ss no insect can
resist iis powerful attractions. With two
or three Of these machines 10 my garden I
never have peach or grape touched BY
insects.
l lam, sir, your mos, obedien'iy,
MUsCAr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17

CO. The French preserve grapes the year
round BY coating tho cluster with lime
The bunches are picked just before they are
ripe, aud dipped IN lime wstsr Of the con-
sis,snce Of cream. They are hung up to
remain. The lime coating keeps out the
air, and checks any tendency 20 decay.
When wanted for the table, the cluster arc
dipped 10 hot water 70 remove the lime.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17

~ The Japanese Ambassador thus does
the English in book: "The men are rcd
faced and fond Of eating. and the low men
eat raw meat, Of which Jumps are exhibited
much 70 our disgust" This is enough for
Sala.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17

OyMeinheer Won Dunk attended In court
at New work 10 get excused from the jury
boz. II cant unders,hand goot Engless."
quorh Meinheer. "What did he ssy!" asked
the Judge. Il cant understhand goot En-.
rIeser repeated the Dutchmsn. "Tske
your sesi.' cried the Judge; "tske your
seat; that's otxcuse. You need not b
ashamed as you are not likely 20 hear any"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17

~ Ala Trial near Utica, last week, Col.
Berdan accomplished what is called The
bes, shooting on record. At : distance Of
400 yards he hit the "BuII's eye" four
times 10 succession. missed II BY tribe The
fifth time. aud hit Il again the sixth.
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PvBLIsns0 LsGRY sA1pRDAy, AZ JASPER
DUseIs COUNTY, IEDIAsA, BY
0LyN ENT DO AVE.
OFFICE -CoRsEa or hAcoosAlp 4kp
WEST STREETS.
TERNS-STsICTL IN ADVANCE
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Attorney and Councillor II i.aw,
JASPER, INDIANA.
HNILL practice in the Circuit and .sm
w col Pleas Courts 10 Dubois r"d ~
1sining Cauniics. Particular atsen,en raia
20 zeal estate casesss, eysMinnl'g = fersfos
nskng out psSers, fof baeS pay, ana 'poh-
Gains, aau Probate business 'y' ti'vnS
- claims p pomp.Iy made
O.iics onih side Vi he public squs.e.
Nov 8 1854
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17
Joseph TruxIer,
uAsufAcruRER AND pEsLER IN
ALNESS AND SADDLES.

HARNESS AND SADDLES,
ass.h East Csrnes Of the Public Square,
JASPER, ND,
OFFERS h;s thanrs 10 the tizens Of De-
~ bsis cosnty and vicinity Tor their pasl
patrs0ags, and solicits continuance a"t
extension OF the ssre, 'relirg confident tral
hs can make it 70 ihs interest o. persons v
vast 81 any tbisg 10 bis line 20 deal wiz
hlu. q bic motto 10 "snsll ' OTIS ard omics
ssles.' MY ID o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-17

b observed that the last one vas of i'm
mems. Isnrth. II hss = rsii 70 4 like .
comet. 81 nos sure that IL was not even
longer tlrsD I have represented. Condrck
IA not even sure about H. het hinks
abost here be tecsue insensibl for time.
Aner oil these kisses came an awkward
pause.
The situation 20 be sure was not an TN
ple asant one.
Eut saain my friend felt that il sas tine
for some .tirg more.
lie lad made the lsap from ore pFsciPice
-snoIhes was heiOss him
lie was soIierirgto iis brink
He mss speak q marriage
Hcs corld she ltte that.
she raj acknowledged that she.Icsei him.
n Go0d.
Tbs gave him cosvsge.
\ lie r,sped and ehoked. gulPhed out the
uues,:on-in fear aud win bis eyes slightly
closed.
! she clasped hin more tightly about ths
meek, and sighe6 deeply.
Poor Condrick. al sorts Of fears attacked
bin.
The very blood 10 his heart seemed con
! gesIirg-
He felt Z drop of something moist fsl o.