Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 1, Number 40, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 December 1858 — Page 3

JASPER COURIER.

OTTS. H. PARV1N, rfdvenisin and Collecting Agent, No. 80 West Fourili St ia our agent In Cincinnati. ELT Jacob HekHaki, Lkq., ia cur agent for tola county. To Contributor!. Ab our design is to make our paper one that will be of interest to all en gaged in the different departments of ac;ive industry in every part of the county, we respectfully solicit the co operation of our intelligent citizens throughout its limits. And being cs pccially desirous of promoting the farming interests of Dubois, items in any department of agriculture are particularly solicited. Please send us all tho news, incidents, general in forma, tion, andy. mineral discoveries in your respective neighborhoods. Job Printing. We are prepared to give prompt attention to all kinds of Job or Book printing. Any description of blanks, receipts, bill heads, store, stallion or jack bills can be forthcoming on the shortest notice, in the most approved style, and on reasonable terms. Gratis Notion. We publish notices of marriages, deaths, die., gratis, and would like to record all which occur in the county. Ministers, or others, who officiate on such occasions, will confer a favor by sending us a notice immediately. AN OFFER. Any person sending us nvc new subscribers, and the money, will receive a copy of the Courier for one year,s a present. No Pape. Next week being hoiiday week, there will bo no paper issued from this office. DC7"We wish all our readers a very "Merry Christmas,'' and hope they may live to enjoy a thousand more. Painful Accident. We are sorry to learn that Dr. H. M. Welman met with a severe accident this afternoon. Ho fell from bis stable loft and was so severely injured, as not to bo able to help himself. lie lay for sometime txfire ho was discovered, and was then carried to the residence of Iii father-in-law, Col. Edraonston. We hope bo may speedily recover. Cr We are under obligations to Mr. J. Haxthausen, the obliging and gentlemanly clerk of Ropko & Finke, ui ix)uisviiie. rvy., lor substantial favor conferred on us last week by procuring the Courier several new subscribers. Those of readers desiring to purchase liquors of any kind in Louisville, will tiud Mr. II. pleasant and accommodating. May his shadow never be less. CftaiBTMAS bERVicBs.We understand that onr excellent brass band have been making preparations, and in connection with the cho r, and the splendid organ of St. Joseph's Cathedral, will arid to the imposing solemnities of tho Catholic Church on Christmas eve. These services arc designed to fix on the mind the graft and joyous event which the day com in em orates, and as such cannot be too generally attended. Treacher Arrestkd. We learn M'ftt a preacher who hails from near Terre Haute, and who goes by the name of Stewart there, but gave his name as Williams in Pike county, was yesterday arrested near Petersburg, jnst after finishing a 6crmon, on a charge of horse stealing, lie was recognized for trial at court, and is now in tho Petersburg jail. It is also rumored that he has yet another name, aud a wife for each name. Mvsterioüs Affair. The body of

nad man, apparently an Irishman, !Pr ni Loogootee, informe thepubli waa found this morning, about a mileih J1". pul ffood' nw uPon ö

nna a h a large

a half north of Petersburff near ,nd wi" " 'i' ""J".0 P'Pd rro u-o,,. bl .1 " K' ,,u"Nps8engers through w th safety and rge ewamp. His throat was cut The atige will leave the Poet offic

nd one of his eyea gouged out. By hin mm a m A I t R oiuu waa ionna a jug oi whisky. Nothing ie yot known as to whether he waa a victim of suicide or of murder. OCTMisa Sarah M. Kellog. a giantess, I fRRibitiaf herself at Louisville. Though but 16 yesrs old she ia seven feet two inche b'gh end Urge in proportion,

Indiana Free Banks.

On ice or Auditor or State. iNDIANAfC-LIN, Aug. 10, 1850. The following banki have complied with the amended law of 1866, and have securities dept paosiwith the Treasurer of State, at their market value, to an smouiil not lea than filly thousand dollar, and leu per cent - f . I - . ... in exceea 01 ineir circulation: Bank of Elkhart, Elkhart. Bank of Goshen, Goahen. Bank of Goeoort, Goaport. Bank of Mt. Vernon, Alt. Vernon. Bank of Paoli, Psoli. Bank of Rockrille, Wauash. Bunk of Salem, Salem. , Bank of Sah in, New Albany. Bloomingtou Dank Blocminglon. Exchange Bank, Grcencaslle Farmers' Bank, Westfteld. Indiana Ilank, Madison. Indiana Farmers' Rank, Franklin. Kentucky Stork Rank, Columbus. Lgrange Bank, Lima. Harke County Bsnk, Rorkville. Prairie City Bank, Terra Haute. Salem Bank, Goshen. Southern Bank of Indiens, T. Haute. The following Banks have complied with the emended law, but have since given nolice of their intention to withdraw their circulation. Their notes are payable in coin: a - Bank of Indiana, Michigan City. Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City. Canal Bank, Evansville. Central Bsnk, Indianapolis redeemed by the Treasurer of State. Crescent City Bank Evansville. The following Banks are winding op vo a II.. ... a a a . unia-iiy, anu are redeeming their noli a at par, as specified. The ten per cent, exces of eecuritiea is retained by the Auditor: Brookville Bsnk, redeemed st the Bank. Hooeicr Bank, do do do do Huntington Co. Bank, redeemed at the Bank. Indiana Stock Bank, redeemed at Fletch er's Bank. Bank of Montieello, redeemed at Branch Bank, Lafayette. Fayette Co. Bank, redeemed at Brauch Bank,Connersviile. Merchants' and Mechanics' Bank redeemed at Branch Bank, New Albany. Bank of Syracuse, redeemed at Bank of Goshen. Indiana Reserve Bank, redeemed at Fletch er'e Bank, Indianapolis. SUBTENDED RARES. The notes of the following Banks redeemed by the Auditor of State, viz: are Agricultural Bank Atlantic Bank Bank of Albany Bank of Albion Bank of America Bonk of Attica Bank at Bridgeport Bank at Connerevllle Bank of Perrysville Bank of South Bend Bank of T. W adsworth Bank of North America, Clinton Bank of Rockport Farmers' Bsnk, Jasper at par at 80c at yoc at par at 87c at 89c at 88c at 67c at par at par at 91c at 90c at par at 9!c at 90c at 82c at 83c Kalamszoo Bsnk Laurel Bank Northern Indiana Bank N. Y. & Va. State Stock Bank Orange Bank Statu Slock Bank of Indiana Peru State Stock Bsnk, Hnrion Savings Bank of Indiana Traders' Bsnk Nashville Wabash Valley Bank Wayne Bank, Richmond at par at par at 85c at 90c at 69c at 93c at 92c at par Bank of Warsaw, redeemed at the Bank CC3" Persons sending notee for redemption will take notice that all suspended banks the notes of which are redeemed at this office, are on the above liat. JOHN W DODD. Auditor of Mute. Religious Services. In the Catholic Church. P. Bed O'Contier, prieat, every Sabbath at 14 o'clock, A. M., and 2a o'clock. P. 31. Methodist E. Church, Rev. J. B. Admire Minister in charge, every alternate Thuraday night. Presbyterian Church, Rev. Andrew J. Strain, pastor, the fourth Ssbbalh evoning in each month, at 4 o'clock. JASPER V LOOCiOOTEU STACiE ROUTE ! Thr undersigned, having obtained the con tract for carrying the mail between Jas asc that route, lo carry dispatch. ge will leave the Poet office, in JasCr, on Mondays and Ftidsys at 7 o'clock, A ., and generally arrives at Loogootee in time to connect with the Eastern train on! the U et K it st 3:30 P M. Retumin lesves Loogoolee Tuesdaya and Saturdays,! at 7 o'clock in the morning. Paasengcr, leaving wora ai tne t'ostoflice in either place will ha called for at their reeideneea. aep;8-36-y Johuh Ackrbnanr. Atlvcrtisc io the Weekly Coaricr.

JASPER PRICES CURRENT

CORRECTED WEEKLY. Apple, dried, Apples, green, Butter, fresh, 1 35 Beans, white Brick, y 1000 Beeswsx, B Barley, ' buahel Corn Meal, V buahel Corn, white, buahel Coffee, Rio Cheese, Chickens, p dosen Caudles, star Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarns, Cotton Batting, Cotton Line, Clover Seed, f'SZ'i V doscn Flour, y bbl Feathers, L. G., V & 66 (75 60 75 60 60 1 jUL'20 Unci 1 50 80 30 11(314 1 25 0 oo 12J 4 50O5OO Class, 8 by 1U, f duzen llsy, f ton, loose Hides, dry do green 5 OU 78 HiK4 8W10 1 60 8($9 3 00 60 35 7c 10 60 on 1 35 1 40 10 3 O0&3 50 76 1 00 Hops, dry Indigo, Lard, lb Lead, pure white Molasses, gallon Madder, Nails, 8d, .' tt Onions, Oata, V bushel Oils, Linseed Lard oil Putly, 1'eaches, dried Potatoes, IrUh Poplar Lumber, Bags V lb Rice Shot, -f 8 Spices, Pepper Allspice, Soda, Salt, Kanawha, f bbl V buthel Starch, Sugar, f lb brown Timothy Seed Turkeys each Tallow ' lb Turpentine gallon Vinegar cider gallon Wheat bu-bei Wood Y sord R(u 10(I5 30 0 10 6S 75 10 Iii 50 Ui 3 00 O0(fi.fl B ( 1 1 1 1 f'0f I 2u 1 OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY. Clerk Bazil B. Edmoxstor. Auditor Jons Hehbiiu.er. Treasurer Kuwait Sikfhensor. Recorder Stephen Ju.m.r. Sheriff Jacob Hkrmae. Coroner William Schuelterm in. Surveyor Benjamin R. Kent. Harvet Nicholson, 1 Lewis Green, Commissioners. J. B. BlCX WERMERT ) orrtCKRs or rainbridgr towsshit. J uh tires H. C. Newcomb, S. Rose. Trustees diaries Birke rueier, Francis Rrilesge, Kasper John. Clerk Geo. A Ki'zinger. Tressur"r Wendolin Erny. Coustublea Anthony Eckert POST OFFICE REGISTER. ARRIVALS OT THE MAILS. Paoli, ... Thursday, IIa. M Troy, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 p. M1 New Albany, Thuraday, 6f. a Kockport, . Ihurrdiy, 6. p. M Peteraburg, - Fridav, S f. m. Leavenworth, Saturday, 6 r. m Loogoolee, Tues., Thürs , Saturday, 4 p. si I'Kl ABTVRI S. Now Albany, - Monday, 6 a. m Rockport, . . Wrdnesdav. 6 a. m. Peteraburg, . Thursday, Ham' Lesvenworth. - . Friday. ' 6 am. Paoli, - - . Friday, 3 p.m. Troy, Wednesdays and Fridays, fia.M Loogoolee, 31 on. Wed. snd Friday 8 a m JOHN MANN, P. M. NO KANSAS! NO BUT DOUGLAS !

BOOTS AN D SHOES ! WSSK XX K." 1 WXM kJJ"L-L-J,e.tebliehmeat in the We., having

-1THE undersigned has just received a splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes, latest styles, ALSO - ami a large quantity of all sorts of Liquors, Hlnch I will M-ll st low prices. ZJr Produce tsken in exchange for goods. Boote and Shoes made and repaired on Hie shortest notice, st all limes, and on the mort ressnnsble terms. eastern boots and shoes, of the latest styles, kept constantly on hand at the big brick, on the corner of Alain and Lawrence streets, Jasper, In.!. April 3. 58.-U3. CONRAD MADER. TUoe. F. DR BRULRR. RODOI.PMUS SMITI DE BRULER & SMITH, ATTORNEYS AT LA JASPER, INDIANA, w WILL attend promptly to any basinem; intrusted to thm, in any of thecourta of Duboia county. Office at the Indiaim Hotel, in Jaaper. mar 12 HARMON G. BARKWELL, TTORNfiY AT LA ROCKFORT, INDIANA, vv 11' ILL attend promptly to all business uess es a, v v entrusted to him in Common I'l Circuit, or Supreme Court. Office on 3rd street, near the court house. umiJü-I i

.ucc of Uia.ribtition to II rim. mJOTICE la hereby given that at the last ' October term of ihm ('..im r "

m I leas of Dubois Countv, after final Settleoi nient of the Estate of Jacob Luaher, dee'd, jth'rty.one dollars and u.irty fire cents werel " 7, remaining fur distribution among Ssid heirs are therefore notified to sppear at the next term of ssid Court, md receive their distributive shsre. B. B.EDMQNSTON. Clerk. Dec. 8, 1858. AcliiiiiiiMträloi Yoficr7 VontE ia hereby given that the under1 signed has been appointed adrniiiuirator of the eatate of Ouadiah Taylor, late of Dubois county, Ind., deceased. The estate iaeupposedto be solvent. Persons havin 35 dniina against said estate are notified to file "Fm According to law. dee 8,'U$lfiQ. JA&C. BOYLE:3, Aden. LCJLLiu t yyyftyRff"AGUE BALSAM. Unrivalled iu the History of Medicine. This Balsam, that has been ao extensively

sold and met with such unrivalled succeaa TMP V, Vnrtr wkfim v mi nr ot this wonderful compound; snd we sre ..j:n m.r r.m ,l f ,. . knn.. , . . . . . . i . , . '. , .. jesaing matter, trom tne pens of the very happy io state to the world that the oHect'... i .u. j. r '

sought for hss been gained, which is found in His numerous evidences in fa 'or of thi remedy. This Bslsam is only recommended for one class of diseases, viz: those produced by malaria, and enters directly into the cir cuimiion, onu mereoy counieracis me poison oi maiaria in me syste u; snd us a tonic a uai nbuiariv recoiuiuenueu. ,iow loraiew lojfvidences: Unerjip, Ohio, Jum- 1st, 1818. .oessre. r-. k. .aibiiii Oi Uo. Uents Having had occssion to use aome of your sgue Halssm in my fsmily, I find it the mot tffienl and prompt remedial agent for the cat .in cure of sgue ever useJ, snd ssa strenilitning ionic I think it has nocuul. Your obedient servant, S. Hehdrt. D!nv III R m on is'.-j Mes-rs S K. Msnn &. Co Genta. Yuur

sgue Bslaam is the only remedy that eemail011 P1"0"

,w n,eel ,he wn of the people of this lo a cahty. We have upon our shelvea all tbe fi0; popular remedies of the dsy for the cu'e of 5 uiiermiueoi", out Lr. nani.'s Halssm pelln preterence to sll others, from the simple fact it cures. It is destined lo excel all oiber rcmediea ever offered. Truly Yours, G. W. Hayn. Ciiro, III., May 15, 1858. Ui. Mann &. C ., Cslion, Ohio Gents Your ague Balaam is the peophv own rem edy, in this part of the country, for the cure of ague and fever. We have never kuown it to fail in any case when properly used. I i looked upon as a perfect antidote to mala rious diseaaes. Very trulv Yours, Reed & Pettijohn. Saint Louis, June Is, 18.ii. Messrs. ft K. Mann & C We find the demand for Dr. Mann's ague Balaam daily incressing, and the great demand for it is s sufficient evidence of its great merir. In al I placea in our travels we find the universal opinion of thoso selling it, and more particularly those using it, to be. thst it hss no equsl in proprietary remedies, and that it is s certain specific is a fsct thst csnnot hedista 1 s- m mmm pute. iruiy loure, u J. Wood ol t o. I S K MANN CO., Proprietors, Galion, Ohio, bold fy all good JMiprists. nov 17. State of Indiana, Dubois County, ss: VJotici is hereby given thst Jared Nie i."S hau, administraiorol the eatate of l'en ry PiUisii, dee'd, hss filed his petition to sell the real eatate of aaid decedent, viz. the w half of the south-west quarter of sectiou 28, town 3, south of rsnge 5 west, his rersonal property being insufficient to pay his debte, and that said pet i' ion will be heard at the next term of the Court of Common Pleaa of said county. B. B. EtMoxaToi, n-.v 3, 1858-4W Clerk C. C. P. I C. THE AVOBI.D GOMIXG TO AN MD! Thr underaigned having opened a new Marble ahop in the town of Petersburg, leeis confident thst he can aell TOM It any other on hands st present a splendid stock of Msrblr. that cannot be surpassed anywhere. All kinds of monuments, tomb stones, center table tops, mantel, &r., made in the neatest style and of the beat material. Or'ers solicited and promptly attended to. Shop on Main street, opposite the public rqusre. WM. NICHOLS. 1'ronrMnr Isaac Newton, at the drug store in Jaa Pr eotboriaed agent for Dubois county oct fi, -5S-v STRICTLY AT COST FOli CASH! trphen Jerger, RAST SIDB or TIE COURT HOUSE, OFFERS for aal at ccat his entire stock of Spring, 8ummer, Fall and Winter Clothing, fine French cloth, csssimeres, rssinet, salins, linen trimmings of all kinds hats, ahirts, Ate, die, which will be dinnosed of at coat for ash only. Those wanting the "worth of their money and the risht changa back," would do well to call and ex. ..mine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. CALL AT THE OLD STANO ! East aide tbe court house, in Jasper . STEPHEN JERUER. N. B. Goods sold cn lime will be charged i il regular price. BPersons knowing themselves indebted to me are requested locome and settle, eilh-J if cy caah or note. 'inelU, 1851.

Miss SorrmvukTif, Oil. i. W. CW'KF r, ClURl.KS BfRl'KTT. Thomas Dins Fill mi M. D., 1 Iknry Giarr, Jun., GtuftOK Arnold,

DAafVEt OCM, lit. Anna Wna.rt.FV, Mill Vimiima VaLGIIAN, Mrs. I a Vkruor, li8 IlATrn. ( i ARu, 1mnI.LT JoilSfk)!, Write only for the oiji: prize. .OM PRIZK. -oi.i; prizk. .oMii: prize. QMt:. PRIZE. TUE GOLDEN PKIZE 21ZTSXXA.ZXS. Dear & Salter, successors to Bccket & co. . . 7 Elegantly Illustrated every week. WORTH I ROM 50 CENTS TO $500 WILL RE UIVEN TO EACH SUBSCRIBED IMBttDI ATELT ON receipt or the suBscmrTion money. This n,, presented ss a Memento of Friendship, and not a an inducement to obtaiu subscribers. TERMS: One copy for one year 3 00 and 1 gift. One copy for two yean 3 j'' md 2 gifts. One copy for three yesrs 5 o and 2 gifta. One copy for five years 6 00 and 5 gifts. AND TO CLOR: Three copies, one year $6 00 and 3 gifta. C0Pie" one ear 8 00 and 5 gifts. 15 00 and 10 gifts. fwen'y one copies 1 year 30 00 and 31 gilia The articles to be given away are compriaed in the following list: 2 packagea gold, containing 500 esch 6 do do do 300 esch 100 each 1 ao each 75 each 60 each jO each 35 each 30 esch 10 do do do 10 pat. lev. bunt, case watches 20 gold watches 50 do 100 do 300 ladies gold whtches, 300 silver hunting cased watches. 500 silver wstches, 10 to 35 esah 1000 gold guard, veat a fob chains 10 to 30 Gold Locket, Bract-Mi, Brooches, Rar Drops. Breast Pins, Cuff Pins. Sleeve Battons, Rings, Shirt Studs, W at ch Keys, gold snd silver thimbles, and a variety of other articles worth from 50 cents to $li each. We will present to every person sending us 50 subscribers, at $2 each, a gold watch worth $40; to an one seoding as 100 subscribera, at 92 each, a gold watch worth 90. Every subscriber will also receive a present. Immediately on receipt of tbe subscript on money, the aubscriber's name will be entered upon our book, and the present will be forwsrded, within one we- k, to the subscriber, by msii or express, post paid. OCTAIl communicstions should be ad dressed to DaiR &l Salter, Proprietors, 335 Broadway, New York. July 2, 1858-lsmy - i ' .ofirr fo 1 1 hi mailt. 4 LL persons v, bo have any claims to mske .1 upon the Rev. Joseph Kundeck, dee'd, for deed, certificates, or other documents entrusted to his care, will please call upon Rev. P. Bede O'Connor, at hia residence in Jasper, as soon ae it will auit their convenience. P. Ulric Christrr, Paul Eck, Executors of Rev. J. Kundeck's estate. Jaaper, april 30, 18583w. DAI'S CHEAP CASH STORE! SSW AX3AV7. xsm&BA. Wholesale and Retail. A LWAYS on hand a large and well SS ia. lected asaortmentof Misrellsneous and atandard arhool Books, Piaiej and Fancy Stationsry, Wall, window and wrapping pa pars, Bis nk Books, die. ÖCT The hioiiest market ratce paid for rais in exchange for goods. E. R. DAY, State street, between Main and Market, March 26, '58. New Albany, Ind. 0 R. R. M. WELM AN coRNsa or rkwtor and harrisor sts., JASI'ER, INDIANA, IS still at his old home, and alwiye ready to attend thnie who may wai.t his services, and render them to the utmost of his ability. To many of his patrons he would ssy Frienda, don't forgnt the DoU R. If I nerved you in aiekneea and advrsity, pleas remember me in your health and prosperity If the Lollar is not on hsnd I will take bogs or cattle on account. March 19, 1H58. R. M. WELMAN. D. T. laird, Rockport. w. c. adams, Jasper LAIRD to ADAMS, ATTORJSETtJ aHD col .VsU.LoRjs AT LAW. llflLL promptly attend to all busineas intrusted lo their csre in Dubois Cif. rt and Common Pleas Courts. julyS, 1858.