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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-17
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OBITUARY
CANP TEouspAl

CANP TEoUspALE, Nov. IS, ! 81
Lied, nom the explosion Of Dahgesn qua at coluAbus
Ky on II. 18th int Captain WILLIAM KETTLE, late
shelbyTlis Tenn Captain Of Artillery After teps IN tn
e1gansnt at olumtus and coming with horor reait
to hseif he He'd By Tie sxplo,n Of his
he sncng the FIRST to the call In dneBo
Of county sD5 BY bis talents sud department pronod
to the aAk OF Csptin, which he led with graf credit to bis
country and honor himself up the time Of his death. In
thedsah Of this gallant and accomplished young oe,
bgigAs 5tar has set
all VIC knew Cartan ER preposssssef By bis bpsn
hearted, manly and chlvzTo baog The soul Of honar h
tue fAvoEs Of those Who knew him best Entering The
vice with bright ane ions for glorious in fsS
snort hses co death Blasted hrp's aatic
ipa isns crushed the drces Of ate How strange he viii
Of ProTdsrcs This trs ssen AID secsioa is tsnderO
70 his msaory By ose Eso knew hin wall. We G.
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rn,ha pennIn al renne,see.

The State must and, to the full extent of its re-
sources, shall be defended. Threatened with inva-
sion, all gooi citizens will egard it as patriotic
duty to make any reasonable sacrifice to repel the
invader. Regiments are now in camp and organ
lied, while others are ready to organize, but for
want of arms are not prepared to take the field.
Prompted by the nOblest impulses of patriotism,
these brave men are ready to take the fed to de-
fend your homes and to prevent the theatre of this
cruel and vindictive war being brought within our
borders. They appeal to you, who quietly remain
at home, to place arms in their hands, that they
may give you protection and security.
If you fail to respond to this appesl, shall be
compelled by the sternest convictions of duty,
charged as l am with the responsibility of seeing
that the State is defended, to dsbsnd these regi-
ments of brave soldiers and call you who have
arms into service as militia.
Earnestly entreat that the people will bring for
ward and deliver to the Clerk of the County Court
of their respective counties or to such other agent
as Imay send to the various counties every effect
i've double barrel shot gun and sporting rife which
they have to be Immediately shipped to the Arsenal
at Nashville, Knoxville or Memphis, where the same
will be valued by competent ordnance officer,
and the value paid to the owner by the Confederate
Government
/ urge you to give me your aid In the important
work Of srning our troops, with which We can
repel the invader but if you refuse prepare to take
the field, for am resolved to exhaust all resources
before the foot of the invader shall poute the soil
of Tennessee. Respectfully,
IsHAM G.. HARRIS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, NASHVILLE, Nov. II, 1861
Nashville Patriot Memphis appeal and Avalanche,
Jackson Whig, Chattanooga Advertiser and Knox
vile Register copy, each one week. noYlS
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enDun, and shall have power, BY aud with the ad-
vice Of the Governor, TO appoint clerk 30 aid IN
his duties with such compensation as they may pre-
scribe.
enlisted are required to come fully clothed, and
when received their clothing shall be fairly valued
and paid for immediately
SIC 8. Be u enacted That the Governor shall
have poEer at sny time in his discretion, to fur
Tough to their homes any portion or the whole
of said corps for such length of time as be may
deem proper, indefinitely, subject to be recalled
into service upon notice. or to dIsband the whole
or any part entirely, If In his judgement the
State of the country will justify it it being the
object aad intent Of this act 70 raise force sd-
equate to meet any local emergency, and 10 aid
the Confederate States in the great work Of self
defence
SEo. T. Be enacted That said volunteers and
their officers shall be paid according to the rates
prescribed By the act Of May last-and to raise
cause TO be issued bonds of the State from time
20 time, bearing per cent interest with eou
pons attached, the interest payable semi annually,
and upon such the and of such denomination as
may be deemed most advantageous. And If such
bonds cannot be negotiated ct par for any reason
then the Governor shall cause TO be Issued treasury
notes bearing 6 like interest. payable two years
after date, which shall be received in payment
by said volunteers for ther compensation and shall
be received for all public dues BY the State.
Sac s. Be II enacted That this act shall take
effect and be in force from and after its passage.
RESOLUTIONS
Senate resolution No. Is to reseind joint resolution
No 80, passed May 9th, 1861, and joint resolution
No. 81 passed June 20th, 1861, was on notion in.
definitely postponed; ayes IS noes
Senate resolution No. 2s WAS passed BY lnfoF-
mally.
Senate resolution No. 30 for the relief of George
A Washington was debated.
House message transmitting House resout OF
No IS to elect an entry taker, was concurred n.
RECESS.
The Senate here took recess to meet the House
n convention for the confirmation of Military ap-
oointments, etc. On returning to its own chamber
he Senate resumed consideration Of the resolution
If relief to George A. Washington.
The amendment of the Committee on Banks was |
Idopted. The resolution was then rejected ayes |
Il. noes G.
House resolution No. &C was adopted.
The Senate adjourned to meet at 10 O'Clock on |
Aonday morning.
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and Commercial.

saturday EVESING, Nov. 10, Io0I.
There has been considerable demand for Gold
during the week, and with g light supply some
parties have demanded e premium ranging from
20 to Is per cent, but the transactions have been
mainly at the inside figure. OF course the Gold
purchased at these figures hiss bsen taken to eGeot
transactions outside the Confederate States, IS
Treasury Notes VIII answer every purpose of Gold
at any point 10 the Confederate States.
The demand for Flour has continued heavy DIR
ing the week, and holders have advanced their
figures SOC per bbl, and the market closes arm at
IS OOGS so for Superf1e and IS 5O99 90 for TX
ira. We hear CT 9OOQ9 80 being demanded for
Fancy brands. Sacks OF % los range from Sc IS
TO 81 IS.
There has been heavy demand for vi peat lRpIh
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BY TELEGRAPH.
srs.la DspstcAs. to the x..hrIls ULIon ana Anaian

srsca Dispatches to the Nashville ULIcn AMI ANA lean
MAcOS, Ga. Nov. l5.-Ths Georgia Planters Con
vention passed resolutions endorsing the defensive
position of the Government, Recommending duty
of 20 per cent. on the productions Of the 0.
States, and recommending to the Planters, should
the war continue and the crop remain uneold, not
to plant cotton next spring.
SaEAsNAH. Nov Il The feet passed Fernsndina
yesterday. bound South.
There is great sctivity here to defend tho coast
Condolences and feeling of security prevails
RICaxoND Nov. 1.-The New York Hsraid Of the
18th has been received. The storm on the coast
washed away Fort Hatterss leland, rendering ii
unsafe. Two regiments had gone to New York
and two steam transports had returned TO Bait
more.
The Philadelphia was disabled. Liverpool dates
Of the 10Th have been reserved Cotton has ad
Vsnced one penny. with large sales.
The Eoglish Government refuses to interfere in
the blockade.
RICHHoND, Nov. 15-There are reeonnoisances in
force By the enemy in front Of our lines at Centre
vile. There are Indications of an early general
engagement
The blockade Of the Potomac continues effective
and the Northern journals complain offs disastrous
Elects
Baltimore papers Of the 18th acknowledge the
victory of the Confederates at Belmont with loss
to the enemy Of six to seven hundred in killed
unded and missing.
sIoS," The correspondent Of the Bait more San
says 1t is understood that McClellan's advance win
he expedited by the success Of the feet at Port
Royal, and adds that Beauregard has gone South.
Great difficulty Is experienced at Washington for
want Of wood.
CHARLEsToS, Nov. ia large force Of the en-
4my landed on Pinckney Island next to Hilton
Head, seized lot Of negroes and placed them on
board the fleet. They fred on our pickstz on
Thursday, without damage.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. ia Schooner WITH
forty-one barrels of Sugar arrived from foreign
sort There are no bleckaders of the western bar
his morning There is one vessel of New Inlet
At Savannah it is reported that the feet has not
yet left P 'rt Royal.
RICHMOND Nov. I6.-The enemy's pickets appear
d near Oscoquan in considerable force, with ar
-illery. A schooner was captured on Thursday by
he artillery corps of the Hampton Legion, but was
yet on fire and abandoned, being attacked by large
force of the enemy with artillery.
The news of the Port Royal affair was received
1t Washington on the tenth with great rejoicing.
The Lincoln Government has given permission to
parties to send merchant vessels loaded with sup
lies, for Union men South expecting to get Gotten
4 exchange.
The Maryland Legislature is composed Of sixty
light UnIOn men and six Secessionists.
Halleck is to be in command Of the Western De-
partment, in place of Fremont.
The steamship Nashville arrived at Burmuds on
he 3Ist of October from ChareslOn. She wss sup
lied with all necessary stores and was well treatN
d by the people.
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gaR. KINGS DISPERsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
, d.. KING, formerly Of Hss ToEk, ID

aSEFe b. HING tofnery % hsH AoRks fcf ~
49, four ysars Of LouisVils, Ksntzchy aud who !
Sso ha attention 70 the atmoBt 81 private diseases for oVs
bsrtV vera assrs himself having attended practice r
ey ysas and cared Esny hoaSAnas h b snasled
N diseases o. pyate nature, no natter how & ey b
frcn inudcSua sdie Treatment OF non aegset 81 her 0Sn
~ Ki15s DsDsnsay No. g Deadrck street. Chy
s1d fs souare Be All dss Of priyzts
sE0GHzA eGrsi sithoOt naaaisas asdans og aaEssnes
sTnJcruRgI fold or reeaa dsts, sEsotuAlZ eusd s
sav1 ~ An operation WAiek Pa1 Where Bcurs
sg fsaI cannot Be en3oJed Perhaps dsaass caus
-aIEsblef and undsnuiBss the Constitution 90 naoA-
GvtTs 80 an The 6aase8 Of 10 IEta. gTo4iug oat
a., ar - treassat, en- BE- seecelaiy cared n sE dIyl
arT wa KEs, paT1ealar sttantoB hsging Esa %
sn - md All TIE aences rsEnf oct oft hungh1
n n 49,, csss BY he tsSrucys sss Of inoossdests
yh, .d excessive ndugsDoe q the passions, negesf %
5 Mi underure ne osasnt1ton, rendering The nnectu IA
stoT business Socty, ard causing prslataEe cid
ss-s &c nav isboFing With aly 5lczlty e ts Wanb
- 80 .ssursd ofinmedisss rslisi.
BonE resdinz abroad wiring 1ld satng hstr "
= Scass directed . Dr. A. King, Ne q Dssdrisk Itrse
ss1SvIIjs Tenn wiz hsEstbP noosaTy nedcne to
1890. itF pecssary directions EotsecFsoy ebsTpd q
aousfrom o'elO5s n TIE nerazE Ent Sin ne svaE. -
asysadsSs-dAaB
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Tribute 0s Respeet,

At called nesting Of Olive FrHnch Lodge No s9 held in
cir Lode in Jasper, NoTebr h 1884, the following
preamble a. Oiutiors unanimously adopted:
WHEsRAs has been the an ALI Tse Provi-
from midst slowed and by brohe'
Col J. n. ASDskS who departed this lie tue 6b day
Nov ber ser painfully sueri' about G,r houT
from unds inf ed the hines Of William aIoEsy j.,
which he barr becomes assured hna
uiioa. TherkrebeH
ResoJcs5 That IN the death Of brfheT sosiy
its bet citizens, tie Rrt:Inity ems OF
briRhtPS or1sme Is
Resotee further, That the members Of this Lodge Fupa-
tn attn the bTe4Vd eLid;eD, relations and eeds Of the
osc-a-ed
Resi- red |Tssr, That the rembers Of this Ledge wear the
usu I b. 'ea ~ N urniss for th,rty Gays.
Res0Ecs fur her, That copy Of the above prsansbls an5
b. tilted T. the fami cf IRE dscesssd
ResOl1sd Aer That he ssquat HE Herald, Adrersiser
and G4sets Eas villa papers Isquss publish lh
proceedii Is q this ledge
By cider Of the Lodge VIZ & .cwLEs, Secretary
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Col. Commanding Texas Rangers

NASHVILLE, Nov 10th, 1861.
To Col B. Il Terry. Col Commanding Ttras Rangers:
SIR: have received your communication of the
llth inst, enclosing check Bank of Tennessee for
five hundred dollars, which amount you say ia s
part of a contribution from B. A. SHEPHERD, Esq
former resident of Tennessee, to aid in providing
for the sick of your commud that have been or
m4y hereafter be sent to Nashville The Sold ers'
Relief Society Of Tennessee, to whom you have
confded the application of this liberal donation TO
the purposes to which 1t was intended By the
generous donor, are deeply sensible of the conf
dence thus repOsed in them, and they will endeaTOr
to scquit themselves Of the trust in such q manner
as will best promote the comfort of the gallant
soldiers under your command.
I am very respectfully,
FELICIA G. PORTER
Pres Soldiers Relief Society.
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HEADQUARTERS Texas RANGERS.
CAMP JOHNSTON, NEAR BowLRS GREEN,
Novamho-TJ 1QeI


Mrs. Felicia g. Porter President Of tle Soldiers Re-
lief Society, EGskUiEs:
MADAME Enclosed hand you my check on the
Bank of Tennessee for Five Hundred Dollars, which
amount is intended to aid in providing the Deces
ssry comforts for the sick of this command, that
have been or may hereafter be sent to Nashville.
This sum is a portion of liberal donation to the
Regiment by B 4. SHEPHERD. Esq, of Texas patri-
otto citizen, formerly resident CT Tennessee, but
now living in the city of Houston.
We shall ever bear grateful remembrance of the
kindness extended to US by the ladies of Nashville
during stay in the city, and feel well assured
that sick viii receive every attention IN their
power to bestOw. The sacrifice of personal com
fsrts you and your associates make in your noble
work will be duly appreciated by every friend of
the South while the wires, mothers and sisters OF
those you may aoothe in their hour CT need will
bless you for your goodness.
Very respectfully, your oA't servt,
d L
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fer home consumption and 70 I'D ordsEs, and holders
have been enabled % realise an advance Ct l5925c
per bushsl during the week. We nov quote prime
White At 81 4O91 50, Rad SIse9140, and Nedi-
ssrrsuesn 81 25Sl so.
We hear Of occasional sales Of new Corn at 100
45c per bushel. Old Cora sells At 709s0e per
busheI, but the stock is lshs. We continue TO
quote o1s At 4O945s Re At sO9s5c and Barley
at sl9L25, with good demand.
There IS but little Bacon on the market, and that
is firmly held at 2S924c for Shoulders 259z5e for
Rams, and 27@2sc for Char sldes- At retail. the
prices are 20 sc above these figures. Lard IS nom
inAl at 2S925e per Ib from the fact that there Is
but little 70 be had.
We hear Of nothing IN the Pork Market Prices
remain firm at IOS12c per %.
Good fat Beef Cattle fad ready sale ct s3(a4e
per ID grOss. Sheep are In demand at s2(eS per
head.
The stock Of Coffee l. wen nigh exhausted, sud
holders have advanced their rates to 759sOc per
ID, while retailers are demanding 81.
Considerable shipments Of Sugar and MOlasses
have been received daring the week. Wequots New
Orleans Sugar at 649IOc in in bbls, and 59lc
less in hogsheads; Havana White l4Ca15; Loaf,
C.ushed and Powered, Of which the stock Is light,
523Ca25e. Molasses is held SO 94Oc per gallon.
Teas are held at So 5sl5O per b for Imperial and
GunpoWder. 75e to 81 Is for Young Tyson, and SOC
TO 81 for Black.
The stock Of Star Candies is very much reduced,
md holders are demanding 4595Oc per b. Hard
pressed TalOv are held 81 2saSoc.
Lindsesd Oh is held al s225@25O per gallon.
With light stock on the market. Lard Ia he'd ct
50 10000.
There il q small stock Of Kentucky Paging and
Rope on the market We quote Begging At 25c,
Rope 2O922c and Iron Ties 9@I0c
Gunuy Bags are now held a. 25930c for second
hand and new.
Nails are held at prices ranging from So to sI2
per key, in consequences Of the decreasing stock.
Grass Seeds are held ss follows; Clover. SO
per bushel; Blue Grass, stripped, 81 5O91 rs, sad
clean 81 1904 90; Timothy IS; Hesrua Grass 81 20
al so; Orchard Grass 81 6O9l rs Mllstt -;
Hungarian Grass 81 So.
Salt has advanced 81 per sack and soc per
bushel for Barrel during the week. We give the
extremes of the msrke, a. follows Fine SIS to
SIS aud Coarse SI2 to sI4 per sack and Barrel So 90
to SO so DER bushel.
There is very little Legther on the market. vhile
there is 8 heavy demand. We quote Leather and
Uidaa foIouzz.
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10 use Eis ow expression, HWere treated lis doqsv
These reports are the result Of such newspaper
articles. Let rs state 3 few facts Months ago
when our State Hospital was crowded with sick
soldiers, ladies Of this city carried many of them
to their homes and nursed them until able to leave
and had not the physicians positively refused to LEI
them be tsken away, every man would have been
removed, and without having to Be appealed to
through our public prints.
Richmond has been pointed out as an exlmpie.
she has acted nobly-but not more go than Nash
vile viii do when the occasion requires. TIE gem
tleman says '.Dr YASDELL, who alone has the su~
thority, approves of bis suggestion" DR.. YASDEIi
stated in our hearing day or two ago that were
his hospitals accommodation sufficient, and the
hospitals thoroughly organizsi, he would not per-
NIT soldier to be removed but the sudden influx of
such number without these accommodate
made it necessary to distribute them throughout the
city and adjacent country. Unfortunately some
people cannot exist without notorlety, their good
deeds must be blszoned to the world thereby los
ing all their value. We could tell the gentleman OF
poor widow with no means but her own earn
ings-no assistance save servant, whose SER
vices are given to her by gentleman who has
soldiers, and nursed them tenderly as though
they were her own sons, end yet never expected to
read in the papers what she is doing. Nashville
fathers and mothers do not require to be told their
duty and although this is the day for sensation ar
eles, such those of the Rev. gentlemans had bet
ter never be published. We cannot as true South
ern women read such, without vindicatiDg the
women who have been fer months |
quietly deVoting their time and energies to this
work without any prompter but their own true |
hearts. We love our homes-no spot on this eal th
so dear to our hearts as this We know we can |
challenge the South to produce those truer to her
interests than we-more willing to give their time.
their money and if need be- their lives for our gori
ous causel We will woodwork INCREASINGLY our
homes at our hospitals as societies, as individuals
not only for the present. but volunteer until the
war ceases. We will not interfere with the medis
cal staff in the slightest degree, but assist in car
rying out their plans as far as in US lies. When
hose plans are fully matured and our soldiers can
be as well nursed, and tended without our assiat-
ance as with it, we will retire to our homes, and /
here promise comforts, and, if desired, Injuries
'or the sick and wounded. We will do what all
women can do, at heme, or in hospitals and like |
Tennessee soldiers, will ever be found foremost in
he fight.
We hope this pledge will be sufficient to prevent
my future communications from the Rev. gentle.
Mr.. SOUTHERN NATIONS.
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There are no Southern or Western Hides on the
market.
Cotton Yarns are now quoted as follows zoo and
500. lie zoe, lie !; 500 l3c; 400, lac per dozen
Feathers are in limited demand at 25(a90c per ID.
Whisky is held at sI256I5O per gallon for
country and 9Oc9sl for Nashville Rectihsd.
Lime is held at zoe per bushsl for Stacked and
Zoe for unslaeked.
There is heavy demand for Wool. and it hnda
resdy sale at 50c9Sl per ID, according TO quality.
We hear Of but little doing in Dried Fruits. We
quote peeled Apples At 45c per bushel and peeled
Peaches at SlIO.