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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12
Pacific Railroad 10 California! !
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SIKH Grand Qisrterly Distribution
sloo. 900 ARTICLES WORTH $500 90

100000 ARTICLES WORTH $500, 900.
\AHlCH WILL Be SOLD FOR loOoO TO
w the purchasers Of our GOLDEN PENS
At ~ cts per box. Our GOLDEN pkN is the
oest ever used aud 10 warranted MT to oorrode in
any ink. livery business man aud family should
use the GDI Den Pen.
The following list OF articles will be cold to our
ratrons ~ ONE DOLLAR EACH snd need not
be pail for until we inform the purch Asers which
# tns articles may De had for USE DuLLAk, and
then II Is optional whether they SEMI the DBL
LAX AM take the gDoas or not
List Of Goods IacLade in the Distribution at 81 90
Each.
Gold Watches. Silver Watches, Guard and Vest
hal IS, Coral and Opal Sets, Cameo sets, Cha.e-
iaine chains, Cameo ana Lava Breast Pms, Mosaic
and Jet do, Gold Pencils, Goid Pens with Silver
nsiders, Landscape Sets, Revolving breastpins
sets Studs AMI Sleeve buttons, Infants ArmIet
and Neck Chains, Lockets all sizes. t;ents' breast
Fins, Mosaic and Coral Bracelets, Enauelled Breast
Pins, Mourning and Jet Sets, Garnet aud Ca.buu-
Gle Sets, Mosaic Sets, Meda.lions, and an imm.nse
Variety Oi other articles.
A'ian Of Sixth Grand Distribution.
HIGHEST VALUE OF ARTICLES 100 DOLLARS, Low Ess
DOLLARS.
Certificates stating what we will sell each person
Tor one dollar are placed in sealed Envelopes, with
q Decimal arrangement, 50 that in each nundred
oertihca ,as t4ere Is one for
60 4. ~ WI TGA.
and there will also be valuable article in each
ten certificates.
On receipt Of 80 cents we will send you one Box
Of our Goilen Pens, and = sealed notice OF the ar
ticle which We sell for 81.
TRY U9s TRY U9s:
PRICES TO AGEN.S, POST PAID,
Boxes Pens with 4 Certificates II
=. ........
loo +" loo Is
N. B.-With each package Of 100 boxes we pre-
sent the purchaser loo Certificates, one Of which
u guaranteed to contain order for a FINE
WATCH, OF by ordering 50 boxes in one package
yo-r are sure to receive 30 Ger icates Containing
Order for splendid SILVER WATCH, beside
a large number oi other very valu bic attic es.
One er'ih,ate sent gratis, upon application OF
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"a so-x ist-1a F.1. aAt hnn~aaees y
~ tha o. ssns d Ds.anr-l. sa#i III : nSs pre-.
pareS o
lean. lObwr = sci WTWNf1cvMro
LID ~ a II -
into gocd onss, ut short notice ast or ressens.Ss
term4 Re- oIlect TIE piece. 5s = .<soDd stroll, -
tsss1 Perry and Rock Li.nd. ,oaru
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Gold Chronometer Hunting Cased Watches.
Geld Hunting ased English Lever do Jew e!led
Silver Lever and Lepine Watche... pen Faced do,
Hnnting Ca~ed do. duplex, tents spi .naid Vest
CHAINS, Ladies' Guard bains, Ladies Neck
halns, Gents areast Pms, very fue,) Splendid
Gold Pencils, Fine Medaliions, Gold kegari kings
Gold rings fla and engraved Gold Pen and sill
var Holders, knameled Leaf Sets, bracelets,
newest style, tnaneiled Coral sets Gents Seal
Kings, Enalnelled Garnet Sets aud the lates, STYLE
Of Ladies' Jewelry.
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Pi,tsburg. Fl. WAYNE Il Chicago
u ALL % d AD.

Piltsburg. Fl. Wayne h Chicago
u A u % d A ID.
K9EaR5 s
4 VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO T., PITTSBURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
sEANSYL VAIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadel pha, Baltimt 70 and Wash
sgton city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
sylvs MIA, Now Jersey, New York, Maryland. DO.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage Of all the eastern markets 1t no add
tional cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide.
Chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
East aud Northwest.
connecting at Crestline with Cleveland 4 Lake.
shore 4 T. to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
"sw York and Boston, and all the interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York / Erie Railroads Also South TO
Columbus, Janesvile, Newark, Mount vernon,
Steu''env'e and Wheeling, and interior towns
~ Ohio and Virginia.
The shove trains connect at Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day.
son and Cincinnati. Al-o with trains at Lima for
layton and Cincinnati direct.
esss - low - any other So sss.
Passengers bound cas-, VIII find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, pas ng through MANY of
the largest ana finest ties in the United States
Passengers arriving at Chicago on any =. the
roads, will find attentive ehesk agents At the de-
pots to receive checks and conv, baggage free Of
charge. t. the PittsDurg ana Chicago cars. Sleep
rag cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the rnc pal ticket oft-
rss In the West, and at the ompanys otiice, cor
Ger of Randolph and Dear IN streets, or at the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Asa particular to ask for tickets by Fort W syne.
DAN. w. BOSS,
tssnI Western Passenger agent, Chicago.
= II. M""nH, Com. anu ucu1 Ag't, Chicago.
freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
aoto all points East at all times, at as low rates
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AtkdlDADS.



IN AND AR1 IL MONDAY, APRID I'm, II
- 49, aesil iastsa Node, trssss . ~ ssass
vsAssnpest daily, ssadsys sssopssd, - tosiovs:
lceossl train u. 90 4. D.
HsS ..-ss....... s........e.ss - 4. ~
SuU4oS o1pSooos .J.ve 2. 4.
vssins assivsst Davenport daily, Suad.ys sa.
oepsed, - follows:
80 ni8Ot express a.. .S-3V 4. ..
- aFet9nt Trans a.. .4O0 =. ,.
= 0aHtv - ST.. ................. ~ r. ,.
All uains over this route are in direct c1nnsxio,
etCh,ssgo With trains over both the Michigsp
kouthern, Michigan Central, Pihsburg, For,
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad TO and from De
soft, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland. Cincinnati,
ssttsbure, Dunkirk, BuGAlo, Niagara Falls, Abe
-, Nsw York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash
iseton. Also 1t LaSalls With trains Of the Hill
eds Central Road-North 70 Galena and South 4
- Louis and Cairo.
PassenGers are reminded Of the necessity Of
swing distinct directions - to the destination Of
tbstL baggage, also 10 procure tickets before TAX
ne their se&ts in the cars, the conduct col
'sst fares only TO stations the line Of the Chi
aago and Rsek Island Railroad.
JOHN 2. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, April Is, 1851. diff
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Gktr0 Induccnae1a t.
With every box Of Golden Pens purchased 0,
us We will present cur patrons with Certificate
Tor which on remittance Of two dollars they NAV
obt- in one ~ the foregoing sresdil artici IS THIS
will he in addition to the Certificate given in our
one dollar fraud distribution.
Pianos, xelodeor 8. Music Books, Sew
iIg Machines, e,c.,
Bought and SOLD on commission. Any article will
be sent to the country at he lowest wholesale
prices with the addition Of per cent. comnis sion
Tor forwarding.
n B.-Ag~"ts aOa.,eL in euery to.on. O.. culars
ent on application
q. s. COLEBERT L CO,
Com~issioa Nerchanfs anu Geasral Ay'ts,
No. Ia South Fourth street, below Chestnut.
Philadelphia, Pa.
60 Fo our integrity and ability to fulfil our
We beg to refer you 70 the fol- owing
vel known gentie non and business frms:-
~ H. HoxN. Esq Cash'r Catasaqu. Bank. Pa.
MEssKs ksxnEAER Mo0Ks, PHILADELPHIA.
BENTON 4 BR,., Chestnut above Ait st..
} q. FULLER, Esq, Jeweller,
AZ. MARu, ESQ.,, Publisher Of Fashions. etc..
Philadelphia.
Hon. l.. " BUx-ON. Eureka, California.
inch 5-dkwfn
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H-OTICE Is HEREBY 1IvtN THAT ALEX.
IA an i~r r. NJ iii4.ms has this day 49, gLed 10
me all his proper iof The benefit u hs.rs itors;
and that prs NJ indebted to the said " iI.i.uss,
~ noe, Ly.k account ~ otherwise nut lay lilo
same 70 NE f,sIh~ifh; an thst III u rroL, he'd
ing cla M aanst said iliisn- u usa PIE en-, tie
+an.. 1, me- unlcr oath Vi .til nation, wilhin
three motifs ,ruln this DE- r.
iiai.i NJ Davenport. sc@t' county, Iowa. Nay
i6 VI. -hi MILAANU bAkkUW y,
ny2l-sw Ass.gnee.
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Extra Inducements Extra Iaducemet,
TWO DOLLARS EACu

We have also on hand the following splendid
articles which WILL be soli to the purchaser of oul
-'OLDEN Pens IN like manner, for
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
ao'o all points East at all times, at ss low rates
~ any otner railroad route. sop2s-dtf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

The Tfiture prints liter irrn G-n-ra
liuIler T. lh- S-crsfery 81 Var. II nirh ~
states thar a. the time - rsceisinr ord4r- ID
forward 'rocpslo Washington, h. VS. prspar
'nr ~ o. advance NOV. mcnt 20 Yrk'own
hoping 70 cripple tie resources ~ ihr enemy
there rrpseially ~ -szias large ansn,i'y
Or negroes who were being i'nprss-ed iniu
their service. making in'renchmen;s. &c.
GIN. Butler s'sie- h.t he has row 'h-
aide Hampton. 600 nsgroes. 900 being able
bodied men. .nJ d'sire- instructions from
the Department, regarding them. Af'sr d.
crssiug the status upon which he ssve wo
men aud children thus forced from their mas
fers are 20 b. considered. he wss compelled
from his own reasoning. 70 look nfon item
~ men and women no, frsr born. y~t FREE
rnsnumiiied. aud sent forth rom the Ian,
that held them never - b. reclaimed. ~.
would have 80 doubts ha~ % proceed IA,
he MOI seen m order trim Gen. MrDow-i
iorbidding ~ fugitive slaves 70 be bsSborcs
within the lines.
n The enf.rring that nrsiar j. 'hr prlirv =
the GJysrnmrrt. - a soldier he y hrund q
~ force II siesdfa-iv. II n"' chAsr'nliv. ~
should take widely different course il LET
10 his own discretion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

NICIIAScE ~ rHc PlckGTs. \ cor
respondent az Washington says cur
pickets are becoming much more viz
liant since our late disaster than they
were before. They seem u realize,
at last, that they are engaged il war,
and with IN INSCRIPTIONS anu active
enemy. Our men now thoroughly
scour the country. and turn up every
rod Of ground. The result j., thar
every night we capture from five to tiI-
teen Of the rebel picgets. The effect
is already apparent Instead of skulk
Ing MP to our lines and Jerking cil sen
tries, the rebel atrol now maintain a
respectful distance and exercise great
prudence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

rrincs Napoleon. accompanied BY ne
Secretary o. State ard rnite. 20 day visited
the camps on The right bank Of the Poto-
mae. Newspaper assaults on The Blair fsm-
ily have 90 much sr,used The Mary and Sc
csssionists against them, tina, i has been
deemed necessary 20 plsre a military force
in he vicinity Of Silyel Springs. lbe tesi-
dence OF + Blair, for the protection o.
hls properly.
II i believed the rebels hsve abandoned
the intention Of crossing The Potomac. ans
are Wig rous!v concenir ting their forces
lower down. establishing their line o! DE-
tense between The east 81 the Blue Ridge 81
Msnsssss Junction and the lower Potomac
II 10 certain that they are deploying ~
large numbers slong the rs.r from Mount
Vernon sonihward, aud information Is r.
csived OF IN increase 10 the number AM
strength y; their batteries on the shore. and
navigation may thus BE- threatened to snch
an extent 40 to render ,ouuter acii, d
Gsctsrsfy.
Tire Sanitary Committee il procuring IN
formation. u BE- laid before the public. u The
Occupation aud cundi'ipn 70 40 living grsdu
ate- 81 West Pvni. ~i'h view oi having
ihen brought into be service " inc country
C,piAin Maury, who lor the last ten years
has Exhibited ~urh genius tor stralieg III
honor ~ oIL.rs' wufLs, y no hs- ben he pet
Of out Administration ~ years. i now en-.
gagged - p'sn'in- submrrine batteries il
Southern h.fbsrr, :, desirv, I dsiaI snips-
of~ar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

IL No important battles have tax
en- place since the one at Manassas.
Mcclellan is rapidly organizing and
brigading the forces on tile line oi the
Potomac, which should have been
done three months ago, and prepar-
ing them for actor. One regiment,
the New York Twenty-iith, has been
advanced towards Manassas as far rs
Clouds Mills. five miles and halt
beyond Alexandria. Under McC.cl-
lan's command We may soon expect
to see the disgrace Of the late defeat
wiped ont.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

u The Washington CITY Ssar ss,s-
Among General PsstrSson's excuses for NJ
terrible bi.ndsr is The allegation thss he ~ss
griesousiy embarrassed by The eonrrac, for
the supply % Wagons Iur bis army - ,h"'
contract loscsd him NO, only ~ r-' none
thai dill not come from Pennsylvania. but
also none that came frcm any but single
Penn " wanna mAnufae,ory. That tvrned
then cut 90 slowly a. TO dslsy the move
meni Of bic army 'sr wssks.
HARsEr Asp woca "a The FIELD.
/, is believed in miliiar, circles here that
bo'h Gen Harvey and Gen. Woo! will BE-
promptly placed in command Of colrmns n
The Grand Array nov being 90 rapidly as
.smbled here and in. this immediate siclni'ss
AZ the commarder ~ . column Of an army,
80 doubt whether Gen. Hsrney has bis ru-
uerior in The service General WOODS recent
letter 10 the New York UaloI Defense Conn
miues. embraces. in itself. satisfactory ,es-
limony that TO bv serseesolo Ia the cure a.
~ar. he must be the commander Of column.
rather thsn ef sn array. Or. in other words.
that The Judgment upon which he was no'
long since directed 70 repair irom NeS YORK
CITY 10 his post Al Troy. IVES. un-sr The CIR
eumstancss.s corset one A. NE cemman
der 81 scOlumn % T.yloI's army a; Bnens
y,-ta Ia rendered slpnal services: aud. u !.
doubt u. - tie commander % column "
General MgCi+iilr'- Arav Vt M Potomac.
be vii r'"se .qa-.s slsr's' IL ~ csose
o. tie Uuyn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

SrrcrDE.-We arc informed that one
Joe Runemus. a cabinet maker. who
used to live in this place, shot himself
last Sunday lie has worked in Re.
tersbnrg for some time. and on the
morning Of his death borrowed a pis-
tol to shoot rats with, and was found
shot in the breast, in the second story
Of a cabinet shop.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

IL Brigadcr General William :. X zen
Grams, who succeeds Majer Genera McClel
Ian 10 command in W.s'srn Nir. min. j.
r. ~ Ohio lie sradustsd n, Wet point y
l542. and afterwards acted ~ assistant pro
lessor Of engineering and phil s,psy = inst
Academy IL 1864 hs lett the army. and
remained ia civil lie till ihs ~kr began,
when w. .ffersd lis services 10 lie Govern
menf. lie has The confidence ~ Genrrnl
ST. Cl-lIsn. urder whom he 'atriy served
with great crsdl,in Western Virginia. he
is about forty wears 81 as-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

GES. McDowErL's SELF DEFENSE.
Gen. Mcdowell has written report
Of his actions, in which. il is said, be
claims that he was assured by the
Commander in-Chief that there was
no danger Of Johnston's etiecting a
junction with Beauregari: also. that
the Richmond troops would be pre-
vented from going to Manassas, BY q
feint BY Butler toward Norfolk
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WEDNESDAY s.. AUGUST =. 1861


CANP EOxcSsroN- This camp, be-
ing but short distance from town.
and large number Of good looking
men having concentrated there TO Of
Ter their services on their country :
altar, has been the center Of attrac
ton for youth, beauty and fashion, as
well as chivalry, for the last week.
Every evening the Camp is filed with
visitors, each having some word Of
cheer for the soldiers, and some o,
them something more substantial
Every evening the Brass Band emily.
ems the company with its fine music,
The camp has been well supplied with
good healthy provisions, and the men
are in fine spirits, only anxious to bt
ON the move towards the enemy. Or
des were expected by Tuesdays mai
for them to rendezvous at some point
where the regiment would be organ
lied, but it did not come, and they
are still in suspense. The company il
not quito full, and a few more recruit:
will be received.
Since writing the above, orders have
been received for the company to re,
port themselves at indianapolis, and
they will leave here Friday morning
We wish them pleasant trip, plenty
Of glory, and quick return.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

1--we see by the papers that our
former fellow citizen. a. j. Enlow.
has been chosen Lieutenant in Capt
Woods company Of three years vol
unteers. now in camp at Evansville
Jack is a first rate fellow, and will
make an excellent officer wherever be
may be placed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

G,v.rncr q .n,bir ha- issued Prueiema
ton - lhr prpYlr ~ Miryufi. .he Erinsipal
features VI which are = 'viie~-:
II NJ, h-rrhy strictly eli -. and ssian n.
or -. -hs.,iF- psd ysh.r ns- s4'.s ~hp ore
con.~rva'nss u 'l.. p~prr " ,~e all he
powers esLirffra rson llss.ss ~ .a~, 10 ~
resting and bringing % punishment III PER
sons 10 disturb the pubic peace b. using
violence against any 81 their fsllo@ eiilzenr,
ami especially are you charged % bsing 4,
Justice all who combine - Practice violence
against other persons On account u their
poliiicsl opinions. and II iorcs sn' old Be en-
ployed % resist ven 10 the discharge VI your
duties 10 an extent The, you cannot over
come by the mesrs provided BY law. you are
charged to mike krowu 'h,i iact 70 'h's de-.
psrlment. thar proper measures may Be taken
ia such csses
1T - enjoined upon 81 citizens tina, they
perform the du'y % giving information q
deposits ~ munitions of war belonging u
ihs State. 'hst they may come % me p'rses-
lion Or The Sale ~I'Irou, being captured BY
Ihe troops u The United States.
III j. further enJcinrd upon al ciiiz-ns.
81 suitable sge. 10 enroll themselves in mili-
tsry organizations, that they may take part
in the Geiense Of The State. All citizen
- 49,. m.nh.I..x ...4.- ~. -. - 49, 4. -,
session ,f The General Assembly. pcpriarly
csIIeL the Military Law. are notified thai
the Isw has beea abroga;ed, the troops die.
banded. and the commissions. under il a
well as the commissions under the act Of
The same session for the appointment q .
Nsipr General. have been srnulled. and 81
soldiers and officers are enjoined to cease
scIiOn in military capacity.
III those citizens who, At The call Of ths
late Governor, nave tsken 10 arms. chocs-
to return voluntarily 10 their homes, 20 ths
peaceful pursuit OF their occupations, the,
viii find in The present Executive a deter
imination to afford them eli the security II
his power, snd there is no doubt entertained
that they will be unmolesied.
The officers and their troops belongin.
70 the Confederste Ststes, who have invade'
Missouri. are notified thst il i against III
will Of The people or Missouri that thel
remain on the soil Of this State. and tina
their continuance in Missouri will BE- con
sidered 90 act Of war. designed 10 bring up
on our State the horrors Of war, which Mis-
souri, desires 10 avoid; they are. therefore
notified 70 depart a. once from the State.
Signed. "HAnTLrcx X. GAMBLE"
Since The Governors Proclamation Va
written. the following Dispatch has been r.
5celved:
WAsHScrus, August 3. 1861.
"Tiis Excellsney, II. II Gamble. Govsrso
, Of Missouri"
In reply to your message addressed to tn
President. an dictated 10 ssy that if, BY
: proclamation. you promise security 70 pei
sons in arms tho voluntarily return 70 thei
allegiance and become pesceabls and Toys
this Government will Cause the promises I
, b respected.
Signed. SIMON CAMERON.
4 Secretary OF War"
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NOTICE no HEIRS or PETITION !
SELL REAL ESTATE

State Of Indians, Dubois county:
~ Office i hereby given that Wm. II-rt.
~ administrator 81 The estate Of S,nsUel
w. Posileihwait, is'e 81 Dubois county. de-
ceased. has flied his petition TO sell the real
estate u The drced-nt. biz perscnsl being
insufficient 70 paw his debts; and thst sald
petition viii b. heard al the next term q
the court Of common pleas ~ said county.
D. b. EDMONSrONs Clerk.
II Smith, atty for pet. aug7-3v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

CrKrors. Two ships are on their
way to this country from England, Ia
den, the one with four hundred bales
Of cotton, and tho other with two hun.
dred, purchased for Northern manu-
tacturers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

DRoum.-The greater portion Of
this county is suffering severely fol-
want OF rain There has not been
sufficient rain to wet the soil through
for nearly four weeks, and the last
two weeks have been excessively hot,
the thermometer ranging from 95 to
1922 in the shade. 1t is estimated
that the corn crop Of the county will
be at least one.thlrd less on account
Of it.
r. S.-Since the above was in type
ION ednesday evening" we have had
= very heavy thunder shower, accom-
panied BY considerable wind and hail
For . short time the rain came down
in torrents, 50 as to fairly make eve
rything seem like one vast sheet o.
water 1t has, however, undoubtedly
done . large amount Of good.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

Il u understood thss Gen. Butler has been
70 Washington 70 attend : conference or
the Cabinet and Major Generals. The 70
port that Gen. Wool IL 10 be sent 20 Pr.
trsss Monroe . not credited. though il is
ssid Gen. Butte; will not remain unIss.
troops are furnished for : vigorous cam.
psign.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

"General Beauregard charges
that the commander Of the United
States troops, after sending a fag Of
truce to bury his dead after the first
battle Of Bulls Run, left them unburicd
and occupied bis time in throwing up
iutronchments, from which to renew
the assault upon the batteries 1t Bulls
Run For this reason he refuses the
application since made BY General Nc
DowelI, under flag Of truce, to bury
the dead. The Federal dead were
collected and buried in trenches BY
the confederate troops, and the Fede-
ral wounded were receiving the same
attention as their own.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND

A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND
NOTICE 10 hereby given that ia pursu
IN ance OF an order OF ssle inside BY thu
Court OF Common Pless 81 Dubois County.
Indisna. AZ the last term thereof. ], the On
dersignrd, administrator OF the estate ~
Anton Schmi'z, deceased. will sell al public
auction, on
THURSDAY. AUGUST ed. 1861.
on the premlsss, the following real estate Of
the decedeni, situate in said county. 10 Wit:
The north east quarter Of The northeast
quarter Of Section 33, end also the south
half Of the >. Z. 1 Of 8. II. I Of Section %.
all in Township No. 3, south OF range A
west, containing together GO acres o. land,
subject 70 the widows share therein.
Terms Of SaIe-One third Of the purchase
money 10 be psid 10 cash. ons-third Twelve
months. and one-third eighteen monshs from
date OF sale, the purchaser giving he notes
for amounts Of two last named insts Inents
With approved free hold security. bearing ia.
tcresi from date. and waving benefit Of vel.
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