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The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

vUVHE Tax Doplics's for 1861. VIII % ="
u nv hands on or before the 10Th o. Oc'o-
her. 1861. and for the purpose VI conecung
the s.ms I will DO q the places o. no'"ne
elections in each rownship in the county
on The following dsvss to wit
IHsysvilis. Wednesday, NV y, lsol.
IArm's Mill. Thursday, November TN.
lCslss,ine, Frdsy. Nogsm7'r a'h.
Shelby Prui.,s. Saturday. November ssh'
Huntineburg M ,nday. .lsovsmbT lin
Ferdinand, Tuesday and Wednesday. I'm
nd l3,h. In my Office in Jssper, from mo
x. dsv of November. 1861. until the ~
Monday In March, 1869.
The amount ~ isx assesssd Tor 1851 on
ssch hundred dolisrs valuation IL i"r S'a'S
TX centa and so cents poll; County 40 cents
and 10 csn,s poll; For School Purposes ~
cent? and fifty cents pniI; Sinking Fund
cents; Poor Asylsm 10 censs; M'li'sy
csris
u Ths sewnship rstss are - follows:
\ columbia-ro ow nship 10 cents. Road
cents. Special Sch ool 20 cents.
Harrison Township 5 cents. Rosd !,
cents Special Schoo. 90 cents, aud ~
coats poll. ~
4 B.inbridqs 10 cents. Road ~
csr,s. So.cisi School 10 ren's.
HsIl-Township IL cents. Ros' ~ cents.
Special SchocI 10 cents
= p,,oka-To~nship 5 cents, Road een's'
n Special School ID cfn's
4 -Towns'ip cents, Kosd ID
cents. Sperisl SchooI5 cents, "nd 20 cents
poll
MI NIB -No'hing bu, q Old and silver. and
D,l,h. notes Of tho Indiana Safe Banks VIII
, n. taken for tsxrs
:. ..lTHEDDOEE S3NpERMAN. I. ID e
q .,ohsr ~. 1SCl.-6w
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

NJ The New Albany Ledger
says: 1t has been thought proper BY
the authorities to establish . guard in
front Of tile city along the river. The
com npanies Of the 7th regiment ar'
being detailed for this service, anc
al persons approaching the river vii
| be required to explain their business
| IL they wish to pass the lines, as thes
sentincls are there by authority. The.
are empowered and instructed to q
rest any one who may attempt to fore
themselves past the guard.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

1.-THE recruiting business has been
very brisk in this county during the
last ten days. One company, mostly
lroa, Hall and Columbia townships,
started on last Thursday for New AL
beny. to 60 into camp. Before they
start ed they elected Mr.. A. j. Haw-
hee as Captain; Thos. Fleming a. lst
Lieut.; and James G. McConahay "a
Lieut.. They went to Orleans, to take
the cars, on horseback, and rs there
was over so stout men, each with an
escort to return his horse, they made
Quite formidable appearance. The
compauy is chiefly compose OF back
woodsmen, injured to hardshiPs, and
At home with the rife. Should jeff,
Davis ever get within long range O
their guns his career az head traitor
will be ended. This is the second iul
company which has gone from thi'
county. although nearly 600 Of oul
citizens are in the field. We will b
thankful to some Of its members Z
keep us posted in regard to its move
ments.
Twenty-Five men also left Patok
township last Monday and joined
company under Capt. Bryant, Of Eliz
sbeth: and twelve left Ireland, in thi
ownship, and Joined company form
inc in Gibson Co. Three companie
we're also started, one BY DR.. Key
one by Mr.. Alexander, and one BY M
Banta. The two latter have joine
together, leaving still two companit
forming, both Of which are filling .
with commend able spirit, and vi
probably be ready to 60 into camp
week or two. We are glad to no
these efforts making to organize cor
panies in our own county, instead
the men straying of into compani
from other counties, 90 that our con
" Qets no credit for them.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

M. Edhor-Plesss announce That Ms'
wv n. CRIES 10 . candidate for reelection
- County Commissionsr, ~ 'hs ensuing
election. and oblies MAsy Cir'zsss'
Uy-Ms. THEopoRE SospERMASS % can
dids,s for 70. election ss Treasurer Of Dubois
county ., the ensuing October election. sns
winbe scpporsedby MANY VOTERS.
rrwe are authorized to announce Mr.
Al. RrcKEr. Eco. % candidate for or
cult Prosecutor, in this Judicial Circuit
,he ensuing October Election.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02


LOUISVILLE. Sept. 2s.-Hofscs Maynard
Of Tennessse, 10 q Fssukfort.
Aqenu are stationed along The Ohio XIV
-, 10 prevent the smuggling oi arms into
Kentucky.
Tho Bulletin ssys Eve hundred troops
from Tsws Hsuts. Indisns, hsvs gene up
Green River, Kentucky. and taken poss' salon
ofloeks number vne md eight. One shot wa
fred !, them, and the fire vas returned k'''
linz IN cir ssssilsn,. Many Union ismi'ie'
have fed 10 Evsnsville, from the Gree
River country. A regiment Of cavalry Iron
Ohio. hsd cons into camp near c's'ng'on
on The Lexington. turnpike.
Cynthisns, Kentucky, is occupied oy ne
donsl ,roops- National hags were throw
10 the breezs from the Louisviils Hotel %
The Gal, Houss to-day.
Seventeen secessionists. among 'he'
'lJsmss D. Clay and Colonel ii. 2. i'srrie'
Madison. Kentucky, were br ugh! 70 u u'
, vile ,his afternoon and committed. a W
= Of hsbess corpus in the csss Of Clay ~
y been issu.d, re,urnsbls before Judge Cssrs
: on M Mondsy.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

TWo were gratified on Tuesday
20 meet our Congressman, Hon. John
Law, who is on o tour visiting HE
constituents, and learning, in the good
old Democratic way, their wishes, that
lie may endeavor to further them. lie
addressed . meeting Of our citizens a
the court house, taking ground in fa-
vor now Of vigorously prosecuting ths
war. but laying the responsibility o
the commencemen Of il, where it be
longs, on the hot heads Of the Repub
lican party.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

visisors today we're sursessd 10 Nun
ssos Hill and other positions vacated oy
tho rebels. Al we're smussd ~ 'hs ins'e'
ni6csncs u earth works. Union sold'srS
srs ssid 10 b committing dsprsds''ons
Several houses already burned Our troops
hold Munssn's Hill snd end Lsesbu'g turn
piLs. out to 10 Fslrs Church.
M.son's Hin has been deserted bv sh'
rebels. bu, 10 not yst oscupisd oy un'o'
isoops.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

WAsHuscros. sept 28 The rebels have
declared their intention u obsisuct tho pss'
cage oi Tho Potomac river, and have oh'
gently erected hsuedss and cleared shs
woods from the vrsinis shore. 90 80 y
e,mm.nd . full sweep Of that stream. b
sa.ctuaIiy have their measures bee" taken
that vssssls can no longer pass up OF dow'
wi,heu, undergoing ! destructive hfe, an
,he navigation 10 actually clossd.
The stoppsgs will probsbly be but ION
porsry. fos the government will doub''ss
take immediate unsssures Tor ss-opsning ne
lvigssion.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02


An unfortunate affair occurred sss'y sh's
morning sbout 8 o'clock. Two rssimsnts
of Bska's brigade and brigade Of Fi'z
John Porter we're advancing sowsrds The
snemys picksss. The picksts fred, woun.
Idise Lieut.. Shsssvsr. of Bskss's Second ss'
gimsns. and several others ofshs advance
guard. The regiments referred % came up'
owing 70 The darkness, IN great cesfssios'
ed cred q sseh other fer several nisusss'
ARTILLERY wss rushed 70 the scene. but b.
before Il wss put int operation shs fs's'
srsr We discovered. Nc definite report
hes been yss received, but Il i kssws ssa
q our msn we're killed, and that consid
MsbIs number are wounded. The kil'ss
we're from Philadelphia. This lsnsnssb''
occurrence u dsspIy dsplorsd. An invssti
cation Of the affair 10 erdersS.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

T A Chicago paper states that
the Adams Express Compauy's bill
against the Government, per General
Fremont, for transportation Of guns,
ammunition, &C., since the General
took command At St. Louis, will reach
three hundred thousand dollars.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

have issned from the War
Department, that the military depart
ment OF Ohio will in future consist Of
the State Of that name, Indiana and
so much Of Kentucky as lies within
fifteen miles Of Cincinnati, under the
command Of Brigadier General Nit
chell Of the United Statss volunteers,
headquart at Cincinnati. So much
Of Virginia as lies west OF the Blue
Ridge Mountains will constitute iu
future . separate command. to bs
called the Department Of Western
Virginia, under Brigadicr Genera
Rosencrans. headquarters in the field
The Department has issued an or
der to carry into effect the law Of Con
gress, by which soldiers may ass'g'
!. portions Of their pay for the benefit Q
I. thcir families. The assignment to b
entered on . separate roll according
to prescribed form under the super
vision Of their immediate command
! ers at the time Of enlistment.
The roll is to be transmitted 70 IL
lPaymaster General who will mai
of the deductions on each pay roll, an
d tho Paymastcr Of the regiments vi
transmit the money for Distribute
. 70 those in whose favor the assig
~ ment is executed.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

nPWe have lettcrs from some Of
Tie volunteers who left here, but want
of space compels ne 20 lay them over
this week. Capt. Welman's company
is now Mt Washington City. and DC
writes that they are all we'll and u
GOOD epirits.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

IFNext week will be : busy time
in Jasper. Common Pleas Court be-
gins it's session on Monday, with about
a much business as usual on docket
and the Fall election takes place on
Tucsday.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Mai. James NJ. Shanklin will ad-
dress the citizens of Dubois County at
Jasper. Friday, October 4th;
Ferdinand. Saturday, October 9th.
Turn ont and hear something o
your country's cause, and then 60 and
help fight her battles.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

U Gen. Braxton Bragg has been
appointed Confederate Secretary War.
We consider it very doubtful whether
Bragg succeeds any better in his new
position than in his attemptto reduce
Fort Pickcns.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

GExERAL LYON LEFT His PRcrETy
TO THE GoyERxMEST.-Thc will Of the
late General Lyon gives all his pro-
perty, some $50, 900, to tue Govern
ment When he last visited his ma
tive town Of Esstford, four years ago
he paid particular attention to tn
laying out Of family lot, in which
he strictly enjoincd his relatives an'
friends to lay him when he died, DC
aide bic father and mother. The re
quest has been fully carried out. LII
'Ilot is inclosed with iron chains, cor
Meeting fourplain granite posts, whic
he himself had placed there, but b
yond this there is no mark to distil
, guish the lot ~ one Of particular IL
!, portance and interest. Govern
buckingham, Of Connecticut, has :
ceived the commission ofGcneral n
thaniel Lyon ~ . Brigadier Gcner'
! and it will be preserved, togeth
. with the sword and chapcau, BY Il
-|State OF his birth.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

T The Lafayette Journal calls
upon the President to 1t once oil up
the ranks Of the army by drafting.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

AocrDEr.-Ws are Informed that
y child Of Mr.. Ksller's, about 10 years
old, fell from : hickory tree Tuesday
evening, and was % injured that its
recovery was considered doubtful.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

T Hon. w. II, English Of Scott
county has subscribed $4,000 at Mad
son, to tho national loan.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

LsAvsnwoRrn. Sept. 26. Gen. Lance
command surprised superior force o. 'hs
rebels 81 Pspensvils. Missouri on mo
2ls. sad sftsr . severe engagement
routed them. losing ssventes, killed and
large number wounded. The rebels lost
forty killed. 100 prisoners and oil their
tents, wagons and supplies.
Scouts ., Fort Scott report Mccullough.
with $4,000 men. within thirty miles Of Fort
Scott on the night Of The 2lH.
Gen Lane hss issued . proclamation 70
the citizens Of Wes,srn Nssou'i. IN which
after ssying for whs, purpose he was there
! and urging those in arms against The Gov
ernment 10 disperse snd come 20 him 10
protection in person aud property, he u'e
, tho following isngusge:
Should you. however. disregard my sdv'c
lthe stern visitation Of war w'll bs "e'e
out 10 all rebels and ,heir sliiss. sha
then be convinced that your srming Tor pr
.ter,ion is shsm, and rest sssursd irsi'or'
when caught. shall receive traitors doc"
The cup Of mercy has been exhausted
! t,.sssn hereafter vii; be treated - srssso'
J. The massacre ~ innocsn women snd ch'
J. dren. tho is,s burning Of bridgss on the >
- Joseph railroad. satisfied us thsta trait
/, will pesps,rs,s crimes which devils wou
shuddsr % commit. They shall b ''o't
- from sxissescs and sent 10 that hell wh'e
e. yawus Tor their reception. The TO sosds :
e. opss 10 you.psopls Of Western MissSu
he choosed - between then; the one 'sss' >
a. 10 peace and plsasy. the ether 70 dessructe
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

JErrERsos CTR. Sunday. Sept. 20. III;
30 ?. n.-Gss, Fremont vent into camp
,his mornine about hslf mile back Of sbs
l.ows. He seems 20 b locating himself
fsr quite . stay here.
Gen. McKinssry aud staff arrived here
this ev sning. Gen. Pope is still hsss.
The more one hears of the particulars o.
the LexisgIon siege, The more must one 3D.
nirs sbs gallant bearing u our little esnd
l,hsss. The federal officers ell unite 10 say
log The, hey svs treated with The srsssss'
courtesy by the officers Of the rebel army
Though they suffered not hnls from 'h'
! 90 bridled license Of the soidsrs. whS stole
their horses. eide srms. snd piuodsrsd clssh
. Inc Of the mss. indiscr Intimately.
One oi the rebel regiments having hslps'
.,hemsslvss 70 tho uniforms Of Col. Mulli
! esls srosps. srs so~ called the Irish Bi
= gsds-
Q The Copfsderstes are In the possession
G or sny quantity of smmuni,ion. u being bur
isd and hidden away 10 vsrious parts Of III
country. After The surrender. no less shs'
20 600 loaded shells were fooud busis'
: within the cnsrsnehmsn,s. directly bsnsas
The ground over wich the fsdsssls hsd o
long been fighting. They we're buris
''I,hess By the rebels several months since
The rebels had full information 10 rsgsr
7, % MulIigsn's dsfsaess; the position of b
9 guns. Sc, furnished BY prominent lady
,f ,fLsxingson disguised % nuIss'o woms'
;. having visited them several days before q
! fight and gained full .sformstion.
Z The federal officers give the soss amu'
!. ling accounts ef The appearance Of the rsS'
y troops. They state that Gen. Hsrsis's
r vision is the only portion of the army wh''
G. is under sny sort OF diseipliss. The ~
srs distinguished BY re badge around =
arm. The officers have piscs 81 red a
y usl on the shoulder. Red ssps y, howss'
n. unknO IN.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

o. All, especisl'y young men, should
read The advertisement Of the new ma
lsionsI Dispensary," q Cincinnati. Ohio. ~
another column.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

FaAsxroRr. sept 26.-SErArE-A com
wistes reported the arrest u l. wing. Silver
tooth, and Ivan. members ot the L.g'sls'
urs. iIIegsi and un~sHansed. and have pro-
cur ed thsir rrleass.
The thanks Of the Gensrsl Assembly
were voted 10 Ohio. lndians snd lI''ne's
Tor cid in srsssing the invasion y Ken
|tucky.
House. Unisnpostsns.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1861-10-02

a Voice FRuM the ApniNt>IhA-i
SpREcn OF lion. CALsB y. Smith Al ne
msss meeting held 10 Providsncs. X. J. Fn-
day evening, the The Hon. Catch = S"''h'
lSscss,sry Of The Interior. addressed sevsrs'
shoussnd people The substances u bis
speech was % follows:
II idle, nv frends, 10 indulge in 'hf
here sha,, live esnaos sustain tbs un'o"'
- csa sustain repubIicsa institutions Fo'
T., ne assure you 10 night that. u We can
No, presssvo our p'esent Gov ernment 10 -
Urssrn, form, we cannot sustain free Gov
srumsns in any FORM There isa Gfvs'
,ru,h-,hers is : great force in the se"si'
men, 90 eloqo.usiy pronounced BY ne ="
\ mortal s,s,esmsm u Mssschuaesis, -L'bsr'
y ssd Unisn, nov aud forever, one aud 10
sees'sble." !.
4 have known The President long en-
wcll. II has been my fortune 70 % se'ec
: ,ed q one u HE constitutional sds'sers.
have had the honor of being connected vii
,l,is admi nisHation since,iss commencemen
, snd tell you tonight that you cannot IN
~ South Carolina man moro anxious rel'l
. ,cusly and scrupaIously 20 observe 81 ~
..fss,ugss of the Constitution relating 20 slave
~ than Abraham Lincoln. Had me pscp'
of shs South been willing 70 wait and q
whether he would regard thst oaih' wh'c
lin psesencs Of the assembled nation, he ~
taken, they would have found that no q
minis,rstion ever organised In this couns'
~ would hsvs more conscien ntivusly regard
!" and protected shs rghis Of the South 10
y shis administration would have done.
- know that speak the sentiments o. y
D President and HE administration.
= Ny fsisnSs, W make no var upon Sou'
- srn institutions. We recognize tbs rig
p oe South Csrolins and Georgia 70 hold slsv
s'it shsy desire them. But, ny frisads.
- appeal TO you % uphold The great basnss
= our elosieus county, and 70 leave The ps
- Ole II shss country 70 settle those domes'
~ matters according 70 their ows choice :
q The sxigsnsiss which the times may preset
id-i
I'll
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

ser MessTs. Editors: Please announce the name
eff. Il. GOBLIN, as the winning candidate for As
ses,or of the Fourth Ward, subject to the decision
of the ballot-box, on April l.
mh20-ds MANY
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21
An TxiIed Confederate.

Nr. Thsrin, law partner Of VIM. L. Yam.
cey, and expelled from Alabama for his
Union sentiments, will lecture at Melodeon
Hall this evening on Secession. When Mr..
Yaneey came here to help the Secession plot
he was provided with the 0pera-house anda
full orchestra, and the dramatic company set
sside for the occasion, at an expense of about
$500, borne by some of our citizens. Mr..
Thsrin proposes to show up the performance
of the Secession animal from actual observa-
tiOn. As to his expulsion from Alabama, we
do not wish to be understood as reflect
ing upon the Alabamians by mention
ing the fact. We are by no means sure
that be was not served right. We begin to
be convinced that anybody who is so de-
mented as to believe in q Union which has
tumbled TO pieces so disgracefully, and which
during its brief existence has resulted in
such a total decentralization of the people,
such bitter sectional hostility, and total want
of loyalty to the Government ought to be
expelled from any place.
Yet we do not declare this as a final opin-
ion in this instance. Mr.. Tharin, after his
experience in the Confederate performance,
may be excused for having a weakness in
regard TO the Union. At any rate, as we
permit free speech in this city, we ought, per-
hsps to give him a hearing, even if he puts
the privilege to SO severe a test as to favor q
thing which has failed so shamefully.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21
Washinston News.


WASHINGTON, March 20.-Much curiosity
Is manifested respecting the action of the
Administration relative to affairs South,
and various rumors prevail, but information
derived from an authentic source, warrants
the assertion that whatever movements may
be in progress, involve nothing of a hostile
character; on the contrary, they are all in
agree, however, that the military status
in the gulf forts now held by the Federal
Government will be preserved.
The Senate confirmed Mr.. Adams as Min
lister to England; Marsh, Minister to Sar-
DINA; Webb, Minister 70 Turkey; Serford,
to BeiSiium; Thayer, Consul General to
Egypt; Divine, Consul at Cork; Green
Clay, Secretary of Legation to Spain Fran
els Queen, Postmaster at Nileg, Michigan;
Henry Shomo, Postmaster at Fremont, o.;
John D. Defrees, Superintendent of Public
Printing, and ]. W. Nye, Of New York, as
Governor of Nevada.
The two indictments against Gov. Floyd
in the Court here, were dismissed as unten-
able. The first was for a conspiracy to de-
fraud the Government. The District Attor-
ney stated in pen court that there was no
evidence to sustain the charge, and with the
leave of the Court would enter a aoLe prose-
gUi. The second was for malfeasance in
Office for issuing a~cceptauces. The act of
1881 prohibits lndicting where the party has
testified before q committee of Congress
touching the matter charged. This has been
judicially decided to be not a privilege of a
witness, but a mandate oflaw, and the cause
would have come to an abrupt termination
on the fact appearing in the course of the
trial. On the fact being submitted in advance
TO the Court by the counsel of both sides, the
Indictment was ordered quashed, as they
could not be maintained.
The Commissioners of the Confederate
States will wait leisurely for the action of
the Government. Great efforts are making
by distinguished gentlemen to effect a peace.
full solution Of the Southern complication.
The Government at Montgomery nave no
apprehensions of a collision at Fort Pickens.
1t is said the accounts published are gross
exaggerations of the condition of affairs there.
The Commissioners have information that
the best feeling exists between the Federal
authorities and the officers in command of
the Confederate troops, and no danger of
collision was entertained.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

DEATH OF TBE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND -0a
the 29th of last month there died at Tren-
than. England, one of the wealthiest men of
the British reslm-George Granville Suther-
land, Marquis of Stafford, Earl and Baron
Cover, Viscount Trenthsm, Earl of Suther-
land, and Baron Strathnaver-fOr all these
titles were his. The late Duke was known
chiefly as being the husband of the Duchess
Of Sutherland, who for so many years has
held the position Of the Mistress OF Robes to
Queen Victoria, and has been one of the
leading women in English society.
He was a man of retiring disposition, and
much interested in scientific and literary
p~ursuits, bat he never made efforts 10 become
prominent in political affairs. He was born
in l776, and in 1923 married Lady Harriet,
third daughter of the sixth Earl of Carlisle.
Seven of their children are now living, and
his eldest son, the Marquis of Stafford, born
in 1853, now becomes Duke of Sutherland.
The wealth of the late Duke was almost
fabulous, and the family estates are located
chiefly in StaffOrdshire, England, aud in the
northern part of Scotland. As the Duke was
related to all the leading families of Great
Britain, his decease places q large circle of
the nobility in mourning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21
The s~epatorshIp.

By our teIegraphic column Il will be seen
that the Republican legislative caucus last
night nominated John Sherman for Senator.
Mr.. Sherman Is . good man. The election
Of another Senator from the North part of
the State was not just to Southern Ohio; and
the election in this instance intensifes some
previously. existing feuds in the party, which
win probably shorten its reign in the statei
but that is their own look. out. Humanity
will progress all the samei and there is a
strong inducsment to realize any thing so
permanent as a six-year Office aterm which,
compared with the life time of a party, may
he q vary Innr one.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

The Republican NOmlhRtions Yesterday.
The ticket made up by the Republican
Convention yesterday is one which will, in
general, meet the expectations Of the masses
Of the party, and will doubtless bring them
pretty fully to its support. The candidates
are respectable men, with, to say the least,
full average ability and fitness for the places
to which they are designated and their
nomination will impose upon the other side
the alternative to put good material upon
their ticket, or run the risk Of being de.
feAted. Several Of the candidates, to.wit:
Messrs. Hayes, Lowe, Gilbert, Stagge, Wy
man and Harris, are now holders of the
Offices to which they are named; and an
other, Mr.. Shultz, the candidate for Auditor,
has been for a long time the chief assistant
in the Auditors Office. Messrs. Caldwell
and Thomas are old citizens, concerning
whom we could say nothing more than is
already known.