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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-20

nON'T FAIL TOTKY THE CELEBRA-
- TED SOUTHERN IONIC, PANkNINS IS EE-
eases OF the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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ntWK AGENTS WANTED FOR DIR.
Is WILLIAM SMITHS DICTIONARY OF THE
BIBLE-Written by seventy OF the most disun-
euished Divines in Europe and America Illus
trated with over l25 Steel and Wood EngraSlngs In
one large octave volume. Price So 60. Send Tor de-
scriptiye circulars, and see our terms.
J.B. BURR & CO.,
March 30 1mo* Publishers, Hart, I'd, Ct
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Misfellaneous.

nON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNINS He
PAI1c BlTIERs. an uniaihng rrlnedy tor all Dis
eases oi tue Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale b. ali Druggists.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-20

MARBLE MANTELS, MONU..
MENTs, HEADsTONES, go.
FINE SELECTION OF MARBLE MAETEL6
n constantly on hand at s. KLABERS>W Ware
room, No. "a First avenue, near Third street New
York. Call and examine before buying elsewhere
FebruMy3 emo, y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-20
SHIPPING AND FORWARDING

Solicit consignments for the New York, Phindel-
Dhia, Baltimore and Washington markets, on which
liberal advances will be made If desired, -. 80
To those preferduQ to sen their products here,
the hs aest market prices win be paid. 80
April Is -. . ~ -, ~ LIMO
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02
A rireman's Story.

The gAllantry and scorn Of all
perikD that, animated the. better
sort of the old Fire Department is
still pleasant subject Of chat With
old fremen and old residehters
Sometimes these legends may seem
to DO wanting in that strict veraci
ty required in an affidavit. hut they
are nevertheless good enough to tell.
For the Example NJ YT s-rE O
Ore OF Big Skies" men had rush
ed into a burning building 70 rescuG
a child, The flames "had cut on
his egress, and drove him TO tho
fourth story. All means Of escape
appearing to he gone, no opened
one of the windows and called out 49,
Il say, J1Ickcy, JUS you bring
the oldrsqairt DOWN to the kel'b,
put on three Inch no2Eyo and let
her come JacSey ho put on the
nozzle, the boys manned the breaks,
up comes a stroatn as biz ~ Il Boion$
and stiif rs n poker. jas wrap.
ped tho littlo'un in thoi Aold coat,
but on my lcgs aud arms tight
round the stream, and slid down
to the pavement without hurtin me
or the child I n you dont peiiecc
a. you ch1t jus come doloa " the house
and see tie b1bgt's"p
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02
The Nasttte,,


~ ~ Al-.- ~ Am IL y
On the 4th of August, 1868, Thos
and Richard Penn and Lord Bal
timore, being together in London
agreed with Gharles Mason and
jeremiah Dixon, two mathonati
clans OF Surveyors, to mark, run
out. settle and FIX the boundary
line between Maryland on tho one
hand, aud Delaware and Pennsyl-
vania on the other. Mason and
Dixon landed In Philadelphia on
the 5th Of Nogembes following and
began their work Mt ouce. They
adopted the peninsular lines, and
the radius and tangent poiut Of the
circular, of their predecessors -
Taey next aseertalned the North.
eastern coast of Maryland and
proceeded to run tho dividing par
allel u distance Of % miles, Is chains,
aud twenty one links, from the
place of beginning at The north east
corner of Maryland tV-the bottom
OF valley on Dunkard creek
where an Indian War Path crossed
their route and here, nthe 18th
of Novombera l767-one hundred
years ago--their Indian escort told
them that it was Tho will OF the
Sioux Nation that 4ho surveyors
should cease, and they Terminated
accordingly, leaving thirty-six
miles, six chains, ali fly Inks, rs
the exact distance remaining to be
run west to the south west angle OF
Pennsylvania, not far from the
Broad Tree Tunnel on the Ba!ti.
more and OHIO Railroad. Dixon
died at Durham, England, l777 ;
Mason diedin PennsyIraiiia, 1887.
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Rhymes for the Peopleo

Tho old Court House, Is torp down, aud the now
onois on the top n thehhiH
But tho subscriber intends to roman AtsHAwx's q
coRSSR stinT ARNllNAN t\fh
Whore to his friends and the public with thanks
ha would say,
That his goods and hIswork hO will soil worry
cheap for ready pay, .,
ndthosowho are OWING him FAR siS'nonlhs
or more,
Can be fully accommodated by paying up tho
nj. mo %o,tsgHG~ 'S9,Sl rSaay2oaaa, ,Jvs+ybody you
know;
And this hc VIII say, without making fuss or
O.blax0 ,l9l8g9ugll
No matter what bargains you're told that you
,elseFhera can got r,ruA y,.
lie wiil1io With thSBest and warrant you AHA
good Ct.
Jaly II, uT--u Adldi iAeoB RlTR.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

TIE cC1lpmittue on Ways and
Means ind that tho Government
loueht to have received last year as
whisky tax S3O5,573, 400, whereas
tbeiaotual recoipls ,wero only, s29,.
100000, nslSytimatipg utbeYproducA
from tho capacity Of stills in oper.
alton. the Govemment ahould ro.
ceivod 81 200, ,000,0 Il a.g .sisa,oa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02
VET Urinary SURGEON

TVyHE undersigned would respectfully inform
! tine citizens Of lancaster and vicinity, that
having inst returned from Mobile, he has openS-
cry Stable Of Perry SteinmRD, on Broad Street,
whore al the diseAsesto which horses are sub
ject viii be treated in q scientific manner.s--
Give me 4 call Orders ieft st the Drug Store
fG. G.. Book will receive prompt attention.
Nov. 2s, 1es7.--st G, W, WILKINSON
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After q contest Of two years
and a hail. edfrieI on bet wcen
Paraguay md tho ,llipsl slwithoob, 3,
stinate determination and ,ni4irI
r.-a," oouios -" 0D,I sm0|. Tile
war suddenly aud most pneSpept,
ely collapsed, A. length, over
matched Paraguay has yielded,
from sheer inability to contend b
'Tho proposition 10 suspend hos,
tiiities originated with Tho Dicta
tor, S6lano Lopez, who, at Tho very
timo when the rcst OF the world
expected nothing butan anery and
vigorous continuation of tho con
fiict, suddenly yields every point
dponawhiehl the allies hayo jrpm
the irst insisted. ''
at lIumaita, no has bocn able
10 mai1tail blm Sell until now, hth
now, but is at last compelled TO
yicld cvcHthat, and grant, besides.
all tho points for which tho nllios
have oontcndcd. namely, tho free
navigation Of tho Paraguay. the
cession Of tho Gpan Ghaco. and
the Punishment from South Amer,
iea nt1Lopes himself IlGstipulale,
10 rotiru from the country for lwp
years. Henco peaco aud prospect
~ may now DO tookol for. und the
'free navigation otall Brazilian wal
ters ia offered 70 tho world, and
hOr ports opened to the filgs Of all.
pGtions. Si . 3.
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Energetic Men and Ladies Wanted
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BOOKS OF THE BIBLE.
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Showing what the Bible is not what il is and
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complete lyanswering al lInhdel oAylsi and Oh
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02


Tho Noble County Republican
relates tho following singular oc-
carroneed Mr.yRobert. Oaldwqlb
who resides q short distance from
this place, was preparing to start
West on Tuesday morning last.
and had about $1,000 in his dosS
which no intended to tako with
him, but when he went to get it ho
found that it had boon consumed
by fro. Ho had been counting it
tho night bofore, and thero boing
somo matches IN the desk ho thinks
he must have in soma way ignitod
them in replacing the money,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02
Death of Judge Jno. p. Slough.

. . Ell
A letter from Santa Fa, New
Moxico, from ain officer in the
United States army, directed NJ. A
Slough, Esq, says; '....'
Judge Slough diel this morn.
lng,9t o O'Clock. ITe was, without
any blamc'on bIs part, shot down
ny man named Ryncrson, former.
" Sergeant in tho California
volunteers, and now II Senator In
Inc Legislature bore. II. IL, Heath
tho SeoretaI) suf tIiU TIL. ft9 was
tho real canse and inaligator of the
net, for tho Judge 6ud IiSSetedn
dld not know each othor thrce
weeks ago The Judge denounced
Heath foran insut put.on him as
uhioi Justice, aud aeath, not hay.
ing tho manhood 10 como forward
and hghthis.own battles. prpcar.
60 Ryncrson To introduce into tho
Senate set OF resolutions against
tho Julgo. Tho Judge then do
neleeii RYperson very justly and
naturally. to his face. Rynerson
lid notirdscnt ~ then, bnt camc
aext day with n piStol ind shot the
Judge l lIs ma'
Judge s, was native ot this
city, and aged about thirty .nino
Early in the war hc recruited Il
regiment in Colorado Territory.
and commanded it withdistihc,ioan
until appointed a Brigadicr GenoI
raj ofvolunteors by thei President,
who subsequently, conferred upon
MN the position Of Chief Jusuco
OF New Mexico. which hc occupied
at tho timc of his assnssinauonl
He leayes giWiIe and four children.
Gin. Com. aars z 019i04.
7 Il. Isff q. ..Hf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

PuAPGls PIEgrSiow the, pnmp.
kin es longsas possible, until tho
juiesn alldried up strain through
a colander, and add milk and
cream TO a proper consistency
aydeten,witblsngar aad half mo
lasse,ga gadalittis ginger eggsare
uselessp aacntmakss them pasly.,
and steWipg them and, straning
tpe juice on and throwing il away
takes oFalI the swset.part OF tho
pumpkin. " IS,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02
Km. Dopglasg ofltWilkesyill
in this county alsed C6syears with.

tiyc sons, and three step-sons aud
three son in laws, served nearly
four years in tho 0eryieo of his
country in our lato war. THIS old
veteran, and father of this large
famiIylnowo has o an over-coat
showing seven different bullet.
holes as n proof Of bis devotion to
tho stars and stripes. May just
Providence long spare tho lIvos OF
such noble patriot@-ulViatOn Rsqi
ord. sbriIlt,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Fad Of the PLragdayan War,
rho Panama Star, Of Dec. II.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

T"-T" -HT T"TT |-TW T1TWT"T IT-
either %nV snWs ESCdstho wTTE
out change OF tension, win gather and sew
on at the same time. Strong Nnd simple, In
construction, easily understood ~ will do
greater range OF work with esa trouble and
change than any other Machine. Evory Machine
warrantedl lRA ,hDl NN'
Eo-GREENE'S BLOCK, socond Door from
the Corner, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio.
January 2al lSBdy-tf ~ y uiICE aus gDI
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Old eyes made
new, edSuy With
atdOct0fO Orm ed-
ieineS.
sent post paid,
on receipt OF 10
gents. Address
'Dr. f. B. FoprE,
INo.llnLexington
Avenue, cor. of
East 2Stli st., N.
Y.
ia -
Comfort and
tured. Sent post
paid on receipt
of 10 cents. Adj
1resss DR.. r. b.
FOote, (author
of NJ edical COM
mon Sense -
Book 400 pages,
Sl.5O, sent by
plaIll, No. lilo
Lexington Av.,
Cor. Of East 2sth
ST., N. Y. J..
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LECTURES.
Lumber, Lumber

THAvE a PORTABLE SAW MILL on my
Z farm ono mile North Of West tRushvllle, Fair.
fold county, Ohio, and am prepared to Furnish
Lumberrof all kinds for building purposes, at
reasonable rates. A. Ii. MELICK.
West nashville, June 90, '61-6mo.
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Estate or Adnm vTuIn.r,

NoTTcE IS hereby gwen that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Ad
mlnistrator Of the Estate of Adam Hurlbert,
Nov. 2s, 1867. 81 GEO. II, uAMI.fN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

TIE STRING ELECTIONS The BE-
moclacy OF the Country have reason to
congratulate each other, and all trne
Ia,lio,s to rejoice, at the result OF the
Spring elections. as everywhere they
show gains tor the party desiring 10
preserve the Union, and are an evil
.dence that love for the Union is yet
strong in the hearts Of the people,
Particularly is this so in Indiana. In
every city the Democracy made large
gains. and in almost every township.
while the Radical have made no gains
anywhere. Evansville, heretofore
strongly Republican, elects a Demo
Mayer over a brother OF Gov.
Baker. by 200 majority. Madison. al
so goes Democratic. ms well as Jetfer-
son County. overcoming an immense
majority. and gains have been made
everywhere. which ii retained in DC.
tober and November. will give us the
State by 10000 majority.
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Harrison Township Democratic and Con
.s~ervative Convention.

Pureusnt TO call, the Democracy and Con.
serva,ive c~itiseus Of Hsrbiscn Township,
assembled at Haysville on Monday. April
8, 1868. Tor the purpose OF appointing Del
eqstes 10 the Comfy Convention. 10 be
held 10 Jasper, on Tuesday. the OH day, OF
M.y. 1868.
The meeting was called TO order by Gen.
Abel, and Giles Lanssord chosen Chairman.
After . short address bv j. T. Ferguson
The meeting proceeded TO the election Of
Delegates end Con,iogents. 10 the County
Conven,ion-ss follows:
Delegstss-John Milburn. Jesse Taylor
Richard F.. Milburn, John Abel.
Con,ingen,s-N a,hsniei Chatter. Wm
Lavender. Thomas p. Hope. Alfred Osborn
Robert Burnett.
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolved. Thst the delegates appointed
are TO proceed to The C,ucV Convention
untrsmmeled, snd wi'hou, any i%nstruc'io,
relative to selecting q nominee for Rep
resents,ive TO The State Legislature.
Resolved, Thpt' The proceedings Of hi
Convention. be published lin the Jssps
Courier.
Ga motion the G invention adjourned Gin
die. GILES LANSF ORD. Ch,'m.
J.. T. FURGu.os. S-c'y
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$1,000 REWARD.

Will be paid 10 any person who will Prove
that my other concern sell WEB> CoTroK
CLOTH. DREes Patterns, PANT PATTERNS.
SEWING MACHINES. WATCHES. Dry AND
FAscv GOODS. &c, o. good aud chesp ss III,
undersigned. Send ~ cents for Patent Pen
Fountain, and &c, = slip describing an ar.
;iclc in our Dollar Sale. or send in clubs OF
from 80 TO 100 Of 10 cts each. 5000 more
male than female agents wanted Samples
md circulars mailed free. EASTMAN q
KENDALL 65 Hanover 81, Boston. Mass
Apr II A.
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SUERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given ,hst by virtue
~ Of a copy Of . decree, issued ION me
Office Of the clerk OF The Dubois Circuit
Court. and 10 me directed. directinG' me 10
make the sum Of 1924 80, with interest and
cos,a, I will proceed TO offer for sale at Pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, at the door Of the cour house Of
Dubois county, IN the town OF Jssper, on
SATURDAY, May 9, 1868.
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock. A NJ and
4 o'clock, p NJ Of said day, the rents and
profits for . term no, exceeding seven years
of the following described real estate stu
a,ed in Dubois county and State Of lnd'ans'
to.wit:
The south west quarter Of the north wes'
~ouar,er Of sec,i"n number thirty town one
south rsnge three west, containing 'hI',y
nine sc..r and ninety three hundrrd'hS. slst
the north west quarter OF The s"n''' ives
quarter Of section number thirty. tow" Que
south range thee west. containing 'h'f'y
nine acres and seventy hnndr"c'hs.
Ind on failure 10 resI,z- The tn'l amour
OF principal, interest aud costs called Tor D
said decree. ! will at ihe same time a"
plvce, aud in like manner, cell the Tee sim
ple Of said real estate.
Taken IN exArm'ion as the pr"psv'v :
Adam Gsyrr mud Naria Geyer. at u. suit
. George J Hoffman.
Sa. a sale wi. be mada without my rrli'
whatever from vbluatinn or upprnisme'
laws.
HENRY MAUNTEL. Sheriff ID c..
IT b CARR. At'y.
April IL '6S-3
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

For Gnvernrr,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, of Marion.
For Li.u'snsri Governor,
ALFRED P. EDGERT0N, of Allen.
For Secretary oiI State,
REUBEN c. KiSE, OF Bone.
Fr Andior ot S'ste,
JOSEPH v. BEMUSDAFFER OF Ffankh'
For TREASURE OF S'a's.
JAMES u. RYAN, OF Marion.
F,r CierA q supreme Court,
NOAH s. AROSE. OF Cas-.
For Reporter Of Snpreme Coor',
Ma .. PACKARD, # Marshall.
For superintendent o. Public instruction
JOIlN II. PHILLIPS, OF Dsviess.
For Attorney Genersi.
SOLOMON CLAYPOOL Of Putnam.
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d.,

At Washington, lad. on April IL 1858.
of wounds received 10 the Army, Capt.
HUGH lInPKiss. late Of the 14,h Ind. Vols
rged 26 years.
Opt. Hopkins was The frat Volunteer
who entered The Army Tor the suppression
the rebellion from Dubois County. lie en-.
tered se a private colder, md By his bravery
md strict atteu,io7 10 duty. won the position
81 Captain. and would undoubtedly have st'
,ained higher rank. Rad he not been CON-
PEELED 10 leave the service on account o
wouuds-having BEEN shot cIesr through IN
body at the battle Of Ffedricksbu'g--fro
the effects Of which he finally died. He ex
pec,ed soon 10 lead TO Hvmen's altar ono o
the isirest Of Indipna's daughters-bu.
alas! death loves q shining mark-snd tn
wedding gsrb VIVA exchanged tor The habili
men,s OF he tomb RsouiscAr IN pace
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17
EDOUK AGENTS WANTED
~ FOR THE REV BOOK,

MEN OF OUR TINES
or Leading Patriots Of the Day. An elegant
octave volume. richly illustrated with Is
heuu'i'ul Steel Esgtavings, aud a portal, Of
The %su'hor. Mrs.
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
Agents sey il is the beet, md sells tho quick
est Of any book they ever sold. Some ire
linking eco orders pc. week. Ii Will uu,sell
Uncle Toms CABIN We employ no gen.
erl agents, but psy extra commission. Old
agents will appreciate this iIrm Send ,or
circulars giving particulars Adore 10 Hart
FORD PUBLISHING Co. Hartford. c..
Apr ia C 2 Il e. Go
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The Weekly Herald for the Campaign

We furnish the WEEKL.Y HERALD tor
the campaign. running until after The
Presidential election, for 81. This is
a low price. and our object in putting
the subscription at that small nm is
to aid in the diffusion Of political in.
formation Of the right character. We
hope II friends throughout the State
will take advantage OF this offer, and
see to it that the Weekly Herald has
a. place in, at least, every Democratic
family in the State.
HERALD Co., indianapolis, Ind.
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WOlcOtt's Instant
PAIN ANNIEHHLATOR

Will cure headac...e in three minutes,
Toothnehe in short time. Nsnral2is and
Earsche 10 FIVE minutes, Cattsrh, ond i,s in.
cidents In a short time. No cure no pay if
are followed. Begin in time il
vow would avoid Consumption.
J.. A. McMAHAN.
Loogootee. Gen'i Agent tor Indiana.
For sale in Jasper by N. f. Boring snd
Martin Eriedmsnn, who have also for sale
Wolcou's Benutiier for the Hair aud Skin,
and Smiths Salvation Salse. Warranted TO
give satisfaction.
July IL, 1867.
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EslaCkslnlithing and Wagon
Making.

So THE undrrfign. NsIz53zM
1agxy "a returns his <dx1S5EsEH.
sZGzkr1 thanks 10 The
people tor their libernl patronage heretofore.
and informs them Thai he will always
denvor 10 meri, a continuation 81 u. lie Is
a, III tines prepared to do all kinds Of black.
smi,hing, with the best material. Tie viii
also attend 10 building ~ repairing wagots.
|huggips. plows. &c. His charges will be-
reasonable, and all work done 10 The best
style.
~ Special attention given TO horse-shoeing
Remember The place. West Main 81. cor
ner ~ Por'ersville street.
Dc, 10, ,67-lv FELIX LAMBERT.
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Young Mems Democratic
Stale COMnnitteC.

Z. w. Menaugh. District Commit.
teeman for the Second District. has
appointed Jno. G. Schaier as Com
milteeman tor Dnbois County, who
has made the following Township ap-
pointments:
Columsia-Wiilism Davis. Hsrbison'..b
tB l. Edmons,on, Hsll-Thomsr X Fleming
h Neutrality-suspicious. G Hsrris, Jr.. Pstoks-
lanes T. Spurlock, Ferdinand. Francis
Erny.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

District OF Indians. ss:
A, New Albany the Sd Day OF April, 1868
TIME undersigned hereby gives notice Of
Il hs appointment a. assignee Of Samuel
w. WininQer. Of The county Of Dubois. and
State OF Indiana. within said District. whu
hes been sdjudged . Bsnhrup,. upon his
own petition by the Dis,ric, Cur, Of SAID
District. ISAAC p. SMITH,
April 10. '66..3w Assignee
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WANTED-We wan, to en- 10y a good
sgent, &c ,rpen,er preferredl each town
In The S.s,e 10 sell our PA TENT SELF.
ADJUSTING GATE LATCH. SIND foI
circular. Our sgsn,s are making ten dol
lara = day. Address. MERRIFIELD &
IWERDEN. Box 1921 Indianapolis. Isd.s
aoril ~ 2w
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SURVEY NOTICE.

THE undersigned viii proceed with the
i County Surveyor u Dnbois County. on
the 9Th day Of Ap',I. 1858, 10 run the lines
and determine The boundaries Of Section No.
80 Town ! north range 8 west. and Sec No
IS Town l north range 6 west.
The intermediate lines will aIso be run
and the corners thereof established. Per.
sons interested will please b present.
April 10. '66-3 j. 6CHkAkR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

o. stanton has been busy, during
his confinement within the walls d
the War Office, endorsing q lot Of
fraudulent elaine which will add three
or four millions more to the burden o
taxes upon the people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

csyy1;TTlD The ud--signed respect q
e&C~0 fully informs the puh'ieH1
tina, he has now, aud will consinn " t~sp
on hand, or manufacture 10 "d.r. oil 'i"'
latest and mos, fashionable varieties of Fur
niture, such ma Ward-obes. Bureaus, Bed
stead., Tables. Lounges. mud " large nsscrt-
ment OF chairs. Of the best s,y es. lie re-
spectfuIly invites those da>irinr anything in
his line. 10 call aud examine his stock he.
fore purchasing elsewhere, rs he is conf
tent he cnn please them. ~ his NV shop.
on the corner OF The Public S7nsre, west u
he conv, hcuse.
vov. 90, 1867 JACOB LIES.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

1.-THE 18th day OF April is the
last day for paying oft taxes. Every
one should call on the County Treas
urer aud settle up, and save costs and
penalties. which will be added after
the above date.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

1.-THE Land Office has informa.
ton that 300 farms, comprising nearly
80 900 acres, have been added to the
productive area Of Florida, under the
homeetcad act Of June, 1866.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

DEcEEpTIoN.-The Radicals that
claim to endorse the payment Of bonds
in greenbacHs. aredoing 60 for no 9th.
or purpose than to dece We the masses.
Ii they really are in earnest why docs
not Congress pass an act 10 that effect
This alone will show their sincerity