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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-19

low TO SAVE Hay. "A correspon
dent Of the Wisconsin Farmer. in an
swer to the question, how much hay
will keep a good sized horse per day
or per year, SAYS:
have asked this question MANY
times, and universally receive for al,
answer. II don't know Well. | do.
having kept horses for twenty wears
from five to twenty at time.
concluded would know. Five pounds
OF hay at feed, or fifteen pounds per
day. with the usual allowance of oat-
meal, Twelve quarts per day. or its
equivalent in shorts, will keep good
sized horse-onc Of eleven hundred
and fifty pounds weight in fine condi-
ti2n for all road or farm work. and is
amply sufficient; some will keep on
considerably less. but this is iair av-
erage. and can be rcckoned on as sutfi
clcnt for the first hundred horses Won
ind In connection with this subiec..
! will state that ! have been feeding
from four 10 five horses for the last
three months with cut feed, the ad
Of which hold to DO equal
o many times the cost Of the
,est cutting box in the State, where
eve raj horses arc kept. In the first
lace. il is economy to cut feed SO far
IS its consumption is concerned, less
eed being fed than when whole or un-
mt. Again. straw or corn-stalks can
'e mixed with hay to the amount ofl
'ne-third or one-half Of the quantity
ed. and If well prepared. the animals ,
VII cat i clean and will thrive better
nd in all respects will well pay for
he time and expense over the com +,
non method of feeding. One consid- \
ration Of quite equal Importance isl ,
hat horses are free from cough orl
caves. which are inseparablc from
acding clover or dusty hay, unless cut
nd well dampened.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-19

Color or THE EYEs.--That The color q
Of the ewes should effect their strength may
seem strange. yet that such il the case need
not AZ this time Of day TO be proved; and
those whose eyes are brown OF dark colored
should be informed that they are weaker
and more susceptible Of injury. from various
causes. than grey or blue eyes. Light blue
eyes are generally the most powerful and
next 70 those are grey. The lighter the pu
pil the creator and longer continued il The
degree Of tension the eye can sustain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-19

Co'. Wallacc. q The Indiana Zouavcs,
left Cumberland yesterday with a portion oI
hls regimen, and attacked camp Or rebels,
numbering 500. at Romuey va, about forty
miles south Of CumbeFland and after sharp
hight. completely routed the rebels. killing
two wounding ono. and capturing several
prisoners, and all'fer camp cquipage. provi-
'ions, surgeon stores an arms. The Iudisn.
ans had one man slightly wounded. Col. wal.
lace returned safely TO Cumberland with he
command last night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-19

TEE PRosPEcT.-Our State Is about "a
become The scenes OF interesting and i'm.
portant oPpera,ons- Tie government il
alert and fully prepared. A few days will
disclose the effect Of The movements from
81. Louis, Hannibal, 81. Joseph. Fort Leav-
enworih, and the Southwest Branch Of the
Pacific Railroad. II Is expected that the
hr's considerable brush with the enemy will
lalI to the lot Of the de,achmen,s under Gen.
Lyon, which steamed tfF from the Arsenal
Yesterday morning for the Missouri river
The bovs under this command are keen for
it.-St. Louis Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-19

corpus Ashe has been doing this wi,hou
az u'hori'y Of law. The question is grsvely ask
Cd. What isthe use Of Congressi
The contempt in which the Supreme Cour
Of The United States i held BY the military
and The usurps'iou Of power BY this latter
branch Of The public service and the viola
ton Of personal rights and individual liber
~ both North and South, are referred 10 as
an evidence that Republican freedom is
lead and only wants the formaliiy Of burial
g hide i forever from the face Of the Amer
can people. So passes the glory Of the
4 merican Republic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-19

City election passed Of quiet. Winter
Davis defeated BY Henry May. who claims
70 be Unionist. Leavy thought 70 30
elected in the Third District. Vote small.
Frederick county gives large vote fo'
Thomas. Mr.. Webster. Unionist. u elected
IN The second district. Third district douo.
FOL. Re'urus from Tho sixth District are d.
vnrsble 70 Colvert. Union.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-19
LOUISVILLE, Nv, June is.

Dr. Urban attempted 10 raise secession
nag over bis dwelling to-day. Mayo, DELPHI
gave notice that he would not snswer iOr
the safety q the lives Of hIs family Or pro.
per,y. The Doctor desis,ed.
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GTWhy i an overloaded gun ike an or
fice holder! Because i kicks mighty when
discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


hTA SPECIAL MEETING or EMPIRE ENGINE co
a No Westchestrr, held at their engine housc, Au-
gust 81 ls6l the following preamble and revolutions we're
Whereas pleased the Almighty dispenser of events,
In His jesy and WISDOM to from amongst rs our
beloved comade, Charles j. Iaer by wbcb event society
has lost young OH in the bloom oil heheclore,
be Il
Resolved, That condae with the afaed family and
friends of the deceased and pray that the Almighty God
grant them orude and patience To bear against TINS
sad bereavement.
Resolved, That engine house be draped in mourning
that the members the badge mourning and that
we attend the funeral IN body.
Resolved That copy the above resolutions be pre-
scented to the family of the deceased and the be pub
shed in the Sunday Herald Sunday Mercury and Wcsches
Ter county journal sSS$ hasS Committee
EDWARD D. BAssFORD rs SOLE PROPRIETOR OF
~ the Cooper Institute House Furnishing Store,
THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK CALIFORNIAN
Club hereby requested meet at lis Walker street
this Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock attend the fune
DAVID MLSELI.AN, Chief
W. q. CUNNING, Fourth Chieftan.
YINHE COMM0DIOUS BUILDINGS ERICTED ON THE
Of East Sixteenth street and Rutherford place,
for the of Friends Seminary being complete,
the schools for boys and girls wt I've opened the eth
OF Ninth month (Scptenber) For admission apply 10
| THOMAS FOULKE, principal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

A RTIF1CiAL TEETH.--DRS. DIRRIN AND ROUSSEAU
continue to extract teeth in two seconds without
the slightest pain. Teeth inserted stamps No ex-
charge for temporary GETS extracting whore ar,i-
llcal teeth are inserted. Dra DURkIN ROUSSEAU, 373
Canal street, one doQr from Laurens,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

0CEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT, R. L-MEssRs. KERNER
~ BIRCH beg to inform their numerous friends and
the public that, notwithstanding all reports to the con-
trary they have determined TO keep the Ocean House
open for tho reception of guests until tho 10Th or the Goth
ofScptembcr KERNER & BIRCH Propr,ctors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

MANSION HOUSE, LONG BRANCH NEW JERSEY.
1vl will remain open during the month of Septembcr
owing to the numerous vsiters now stopping.
SAMUEL LAIRD, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

A RTlFICTAI. TEEiII--DR. LUTHER. DENT 81, STILL
"A continues, at l3s sixth avenue between zenith and
Eleventh streets to insert beautiful ad substantial Sets,
pure silver for only S.; nc gold and p,ana. $2b;
single Teeth, 81; Teeth filed md extracted without tho
leas, pain; Artificial bone f0g otdy 90 cents. All work
warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
DARTNER WANTED--A GENTLEMAN OF REsPECTA.
4 bttty and Intelligence, with cash the amount of
pleasant business 70 be carried in New York Brook.
Ign. Address box l62 Herald office.
rINHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
L tween the undersigned under the Arm Of Broadmea-
dow jeremiah has this day been mutual
sent All debts due to the said firm paid James
Broadmeadow, who alone authorized receive the same
JAMES BROADMEADOW
JOHN NJ. JEREMIAH.
NEw York, Sept B. 1861.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE Bust
l. ness Of manufacturing Pickles. Preserves Jcllics
sauces and Dramatically sealed Fruits and Vegetables
OLD stand, VI Barclay street. JAMES BROADMEADOW.
ITO DENTTSTS-PARTNER WANTED WITH A CASH
l. capital or about 5000 in finely
In this city doing cash business yearly and can
be greatly increased Address, with real name r. A. b.
Herald Office. - -'
FNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING UN.
der the name and firm Of Joseph Dodn this day
dissolved by mutual said Joseph Dodin is 10
continue the business and the and pay The
aeos q, SAID hrfn. 49,. J. .. WulrCOMB,
NEW YORK, Sept. z, 1861 JOSEPH DODIN
WANTED-A PARTNER, WITH A SMALL CAPITAL
w IN wholesale method imitation liquor and wine
business returning $500 to 81 real profit Apply 10 /
hlGL, Chemist lzs EldIidse street, mp stairs
WANTED-A PARTNER, WITH FROM FIVE TO
w eight hundred dollars, in pleasant good business
long established; would give salary
ment to suitable person. Address NJ Co. No Herald
Office - $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
EXCURSIONS.


6tHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND
~ Fare six ceass by Staten Island ferry foot White
hall street. between the battery and South ferry Guide
to campsTo reach regiments Of New York Rifles British
volunteers, Mechanics and Artizens Empire Zouaves and
Ira Harris Guard cavalry, at Silver Lake, Third Irish
volunteers, at Camp tarrigan, Old Quarantine Ground
and Cameron Light Infantry Camp Morrison--Ieave
steamboat at first landing Boats leave every hour from
"a to Z p. NJ. On fine Sundays every half hour 10
7P.M.
MONEY ISLAND FERRY LANDS AT FORT HAMII.
~ ton.-The NAUSHON leaves West Tenth ut 9i1
l2i and 3; Spring street AT 9H 2l and 81 JAY street az
pa l2%4 and 394; pier No N k. 10, T. Fare rs
cents including return ticket.
(fHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND
~ Fare six cents by Staten Island ferry foot Of Whitehall
street. between the Battery and ferry Boats leave
every hour from A. NJ TOT p NJ. On Sundays every
half hour to7P. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
SUMMER RESORTS.


m HE IATUORETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT NJ ].
VIII be Kept open through September decidedly most
pleasant month OF the season at this point Liberal arrange
ments made with those engaging for the balance the sea-
SON Boats leave pier No North river at 720 IlG Sa
400 and 52O from Dey street 10Y and ~ O'Clock.
WESLEY w. HILL, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

A SMALL. PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET A HAND
"A someiy furnished suit Of Rooms, a Parior and two
Bedrooms, n bathroom adjoining, on the second floor
Win Hosrd. The house has all the modern improvements
ana is pleasantly situated on Murray Hill Inquire at PSI
Lexington avenue third house above Thirty eighth street.
References required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

7 CTS FOR SALE ON GATES AVENUE AND MONROE
~ W ct Brooklyn level with the grade and natural soil;
ave M Fayed and lit with Price $3.50 to Ss00; tho
portion Of purchase money may mortgage.
H. ADi 81 Pine street. New York or corner OF ltes and
Reade avenues Brooklyn. fTl Nv >
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

H0USE FOR SALE Or ExCfiANGE---A NICE RESI-
III dcnce, with all the modern improvements to ex-
change or wnocn goods rcaly clothing situated
in Hartford, Conn; l40 acres of Timber Land In Ulster
county Address F., box 2lj Herald Office. - III =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

So 900 For FOR s S;a, THREE STORY BROWN
70 So aveaue and Broadway stages; twenty feet by
iIVi complete order; fresco painted, terms easy;
me .nipe, nearly new, will be sold low with the house
DESIRED Apply at room IL "a William street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

IS A MEXICAN DENTAL GALIaERYr--SIXTI AVENUE
II corner Twenty second street; largest. repctc
for manufacturing Teeth First dentistry FIVE Pre-
miurns One thousand references cjrcafs nc Extra
ordinary Prces Silver sets, IS Gold $50 patent Gu,no
types $50; slngie Teeth, ST. Established $50
DR.. MANSON, Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

TOR SALE-rHREE BROWN STONE HOUSES ON
Thirty eighth sreeA hundred feet Madison
at secession prices Inquire the premises Jus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
SPORTING.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
u ee-A special meeting Of the above committee
held at Mozart Hall, Monday evening September O. at
O'clock to hear the report of the deeeaon the syria
cuse Convention and TO take action thercon By order
JOHN COCHRANE, Chairman.
r.. , GEO. c. GENET Vice-Chairman.
r DAlnp, r'A's0'' Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

T)EMOyAf.--HORACE WATERS AGENT HAS RE
~ moved to 4s broadway, between Grand and Broon,e
Streets where he sells octave Pianos $3.50 and
warranted Second hand Pianos and koodeons from $2o
$50 All kinds of musical merchandise Mt prices
Pianos and Meodeons 10 let from 81 TO 80 per month";
allowed purchased al agreement; monthly payments
received for the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
DENTISTRY.

A RTIFl0IAL TEETii-DR. LUTHER DENTIST, STILL
IA continues at 1873 sixth ayenuc, between Tenth anC
Eleventh streets To insert beautiful aud Substantial
silver for only SIS; fine gold and patina $5 single
teeth 81 Teeth MED aud extracted without least pain
Artificial bone hi 3 only 81 cents. All work warranted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

Nor sALE-A FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE IN
H. SEVENTEEN street, exchange for improved city
property farm salt water Lcns Island preferred;
also handsome residence on Third and Seventy
second street, to let for sale, with five ten lots ~
the parties may agree handsome house. with adjoining
lot in Seventy street. TO let; Crooa water and gas
In tho houses this property is between Third and Fourth
avenues Apply at Seventy second street ard Third ave-
nue.. JOHN CAlJAGIItN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED
n FOR email farm in New Jersey New York. or q
fs rate coach and horses the house half story
pri.k with extension located at No 81 Annapolis street.
Philadelphia For particulars inquire at 68 Sixth avenue
the Office ' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

ENAREWELL PICNIC
FREMONT REGIMBNT-sUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1861
CONRAD'S YORKVILLE PARK,
EhHTY-SIXTH STREET, EAST RIVER
FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR SOLDIERS, FAMILIES
Tickets rs cents admitting gentleman ladies' may be
had at - -
The Headquarters Heds Heel Bowery corner Bayard
The Camp Turtle Bay Brewery East Forty street and
7. Warnkessels, No. Duane street.
g. Lindenmullers, l97 and 20l Bowery.
Oh. Karls ~ avenue A.
HarnanH's 473 Eighth avenue,
And at the place of festivity
The steamboat n. s. Mabcy, Captain B. e. Never has
been chartered and leaves Sunday from the South
Fifth street. Williamsburg, at 10 and IL A. NJ and
NJ from Broome street. East river, l0s, 2i %
and from Tenth street East river, at 10n l2
~; resrnHg 20 the different stopping places every two
hours; making the last trip att NJ from the Park Fare
THE COMMITTEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

LNRENCH INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, NO
II 4S East Twenty fourth strect.-f}oarding ana day
school, classical and commercial fourteen teachers-sx
American, five. French, two German one Spanish. A
primary department and a gymnasium. SOC prospectus
for details. Professor Ellie CilARllER, Director Will
be rcopened on Tuesday, September II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

4 GOOD CHANCE-HALF OF THE FIRST CLASS
n three story High stoop House 233 West Twenyeighth
street, to let; contains nine exclusive of bath room
water closet clothes closets &c in elegant orders gas
premises. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

LNOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE, FOR A FARM WITHIN
thirty miles of New York, House in Brooklyn, one
Of the best and finest fitted wholesale and retail Liquor
Stores In the city with The largest stock
nc doing very business only reason for seinr
1t is out oil my line. lricc ST. Address E. c. Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

Vl0ARD-AT 20 STUYVESANT STREET, CONTINUAL
ID ton Of Astor place, second OF the new English base
ment houses east o Third and back Paror
UNFINISHED, with Beard also, gentleman and wife or
two single gentlemen can be accommodated with Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

yBNO THOSE LIVING IN HOTELS AND BOARDING
Il houscs-There is m establishment opeled at ITO
Macdousal street, the rooms being lal ont in ss and
furnished with everything necessary FOR housekeeping
ORDER that family may have complete home and live
at an nconcevaby low rate. There il restaurant nt
taciied JAZZ p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

E0R SAhE-2fR ACRES OF LAND ON PELHAM
y Neck, Westminster county, fifteen miles from New York;
Hes on the Sound; good fishing bathing plenty of fruit
trees new house and barn. Apply at 6S West street.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-21

The '1ong rOlp was bsAtsn, the battalion
formed. Company A sent out 10 scour
the woods as skirmiShsrs, and after al
sorts Of maReuvsrs over three or four miles.
returned towards Camp, where the en-
tire Regiment was under arms. We re-
tired to reH ~ but three different times
afterwards during the night, We we're
aroused from Coveted sIuubsr to arms,
but the "b.u.S h VIII a.o.k.sr.s," salisa.
ed for the night. molested US 10 more.-
To the credit Of Captain S.Afford's Com.
pany be it said, that 90 men went on the
Sklrmish in the woods, through briars,
and up to thsir knees ii mud holes and
prairies. Ninety men out OF nins. .siCht,
when ten should havs been on guard at
Camp, was a tolerably good turnout
Las: night we were out on picket guatd,
and it was novel position for many. Our
position was taken in the Muldraugh Hiii
Hollow, where tioudtains seemed 10 be
piled on mountains, on the top Of which.
10 use the very expressive language Of ons
ofour boys, you "have to stOop to hear It
thunder" We saw nothing but bearer Of
dispatches to our temporary brigade. one
mountain cat, two turkey gobblera sup
posed to be wild, some bushes shaking,
several large snakes. and several scared
boys,
We are now under marching orders
again, all being anxious to get to McCoOk.
Our regiment was raised up by him; we
have all along supposed we were to be
in his brigade, but the most strenuous ex-
ertions have been made 10 place US 10
other hands. Every private 10 the Regi-
ment and all the officers, with possibly.
the exception Of Colonel B. F. Smith,
want to be with Ohio's General. and the
dispatches last night from him gave rise
to the utmost enthusiasm and impaired
new life to the men. giving. as they did,
the information, that, "Tbe First Ohio is
not to be brigaded; raised it up and am
going to have it with me; wan. no moro
shillamahoying." H.. Conner.
Company A. First Regiment. O.V.
P. 8. Couldn't some of my old cbums
and acquaintauces, or some Of my many
sweethsarts, write me letter or two, en-
closing postage stamp. Captain Stat.
ford gave me this paper, Lieut.. Hooker
loaned me the pen, Lieut.. Wiley the ink.
Sergeant Homer the board to write on,
Jack Red the envelope, Charley Young
the wafer, and l stole the postage stamp
myself. H. G.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-21


marched hfy miles further than the rest
Of The Regiment. bats had one fight, and
have driven Zollicoffsr back 10 the Cum.
bsrIsnd Gap. wehavs indeed, not &C.
eOmplished IS much "a l would like to
hsvs done; for / think ws, instead Of
zOllicOfer, ought TO have the Gap. How
ever, for the time we have been 10 Ken.
tucky. / Hstler myself We bsys done as
much, and perhaps more, .han any other
regiment. 1 thought. before came into
Kentucky. that 1 would find the State 10 .
habited by intelligent. brave. strong and
robust men. expected to find their reg
iments in high state of discipliLe-in
fact to end regiments Of soldiers, who
would make even us ohioiaDs feel envicus.
] was disappointed; greatly disappointed.
Instead of intelligent. brave and robust
menI l found ignorant, cOWardly, and
sickly then. Instead Of fine, disciplined
regiments, found poorly organized, poor
ly differed, very poorly drilled and looks
ihg very little like soldiers. But they
were as much deceived in us as We we're
In thstij thiit politicians had taught
them to believe that We we're an ignorant
cowardly. pale, weakly race Of men,
They had learned to think of US their in =.
feriOrs in every respect, and to speak Of
us with contempt. Bu. how their con
tempt changed to surprise and admira.
tion. when the 18th with firm and steady
step. robust persons healthy and smiling
faces, came marching into Wild Cat
Nor has their admiration chsDsed since
the battle. but increased. They say
"thoss ohiOians fight like. tigsrs."-
They can no longer claim with truih, to
be more hospitsbls than the northern
people, for they take every opportunity
they can TO demand an enormous price
for what they have to sell. Their patri-
otism resembles that Of some oil our con-
tractors; they are very patriotic; but they
cannot resist the temptation to enrich
themselves at the expense of The Govern
meat. Of course some Of the boys like
glass of cider; SO Mr.. Springer, our Sus,
Ter. found man patriotic enough to de-
mani $40 for il.
There are now here, three Ohio, seven
Indiana, and one Kentucky regiment, also
fifteen hundred Tennesseeans and two
batteries of artillery from Ohio.
Yours, 60, -"