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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-01
Stirring Times Expected in Ken
lucky,

The Cincinnati Gazette of yester-
day morning says;
These are stirring times in Ken
lucky. We have a report, which
we take to be reliable, that Zolli-
Golfer attempted, after hls second
fepulse to storm the Federal breast
works on Monday night, but was
driven back with loss of four OF
five hundred. There is now a large
Union force there. One Ohio aud
one Indiana Regiment were in the
fight, and since that time heavy re-
Inducements arrived from Camp
Dick Robinson. Ii will be seen by
our correspondence, that the kill
ed and wounded in the fights oI
Monday morning aud afternoon
| the Thirty-third Indiana suffered
considerably, indicating that it wat
in the thickest of the fight--iusN
where the brave soldiers of tha
, tate always try to get. Our lettel
romSouthernkentucky reports tn,
situation in tho direction Of Pres
tonburg. We shall soon hear, 81
our correspondent remarks, Of
fight or a iOot.raoe, in that diree
! ton.
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IIlEhIy Imnorlnnt Order.

Secretary Cameron, in his letter
ofinsuuctions to Gen. w. L. Sher-
man, in command Of the expedi-
tion to the Southern coast, says
''You will avail yourselfof the ser.
vices Of any persons, whether OF
not fngitives from labor, who may
offer themselves to the National
Government, and employ them in
such services as they may be fitted
for, either as ordinary employees,
or IL special circumstance seem 10
require it, in any other capacity
with such organization in squads,
companies, or otherwise, as YOU
may deem iit to the service; this,
however, not to be general arm.
ing Of them for military service. -
Loyal masters are 10 be assured
that Congress will provide just
compensation for the loss Of the
services Of the persons SO employ
ed
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Frememt,s CnseI In al. LonI..

A special 81. Louis Dispatch, Of the
a4th, to the Chicago Tribune, s0ys'
There is high authority Cor stating that
Fremonts removal has not been ordered,
nor is il now likely 10 be, until time hes
elapsed sufficient to give an opportunity
10 meet Price, This morning a different
statement was received BY telegraph, aud
the removal was said 60 have been
ordered. Airs, Fremont was led to bo.
lieve il. To night the denial comes from
such source as foFbids controversy.
Sull tho affair Is creating great feeling
here, and chsrgcs Of vacillation are
made BY parties claiming to be the best
friends of the Administration. Former
reports 70 the contrary notwithstanding
Seward has proved friendly TO Fremont,
siemming the strong cRFront against him,
aud by his influence Fremont remains 10
command, 70 Try his military skin against
Sterling Price.
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The Expedition Sailed.

The expedition from Annapolis
sailed Monday. Among the troops
composing the portion Of it that
embarked there, are the following,
viz:
First Brigade-Gcu. Viele com.
manding. New Hampshire Third,
on tho Atlantic; New York Forty,
sixth, on the Daniel Wobster;-
New York Forty seventh, on the
Roanoke; New York Forty. eighth,
ON the Empire City; Maine Eighth
ON the Ariel.
Second Brigadc-Gen. Stevens
commanding. Roupdhtad Penn.
sylvania, five companies Pcnusyl-
vania Filtieth, on the Ocean Queen;
five companies Pennsylvania, Mich.
igan Eighth, Now York Seventy.
ninth, on the Vanderbilt.
Third Brigade-Gcn. II Wight,
commanding. New Ilamshire
Fourth on the Baltic; Connecticut
Sixth, on the Marion and Parkers-
burg; Connecticut Seventh, on the
illinois; Maine Ninth on the Coat
zacoalcos.
Division and staff, on the Allan
tic.
In addition to tleso troops, we
learn that quite us many m re join
the expedition at Old Point, hav.
ing been quietly shipped to that
end at Now York, Boston and else
where. .-[Wash. Star.
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Sale of Zeal Estate by
or der of Court.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court
Of Seucea county Ohio, on the
93d DAY on NOVEMBER, A. d., 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud
O'Clock T. M. at the door Of the Court House
ia the city Of Thin, Seneca county, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the follow.
ing real estate, as the property Of Elijah
Brooks, deceased, 10 wit;
Situate in the county Of Seneca, and State
Of Ohio, aud being part Of the west half OF
the south west quarter Of section thirty one,
(3l) Township two ~ north Of mBge fifteen
(l5) IN the Delaware Land District, Ohio,
beginning for the same on the north side OF
Honey Greek, where the saline erDsses the
township line, between townshsp9 two ~
north ofraBge fourteen (Ia) and fifteen tl5ti
IA enoe NORTH on aud along said township line
10 the qua rtoI post Get ior section Unity one
4 l(9l); thence east on the centre line Of said
section, twenty one (2i chains TO stake
thence sonth parallel with said township
/ line twenty three( 23) )chnins 10 a stake;tnencs
/ west ten tl0) chains aud fifty (5O) links "a
stake 90 the west side Of said Honey Greek
and thence with the meanderings thereof q
the place Of fheginning
4 Also. a small piece Of land of'of the south
end OF the west half Of the west hall OF the
south west quarter Of section thirty one 81
Z township two CD north OF range nlteen 40
and being all OF said tract lying south 81
Honey Greek aud bounded as follows, 70 vii
Commencing at a stone planted ,in the bend
of Honey Creek, on the cast bank Of he south
/ side OF said creek, aud running from themes
In a due east course until it intersects the
east boundary line Of lands owned by Ehjal
/ Brooks. and from thence nor1hwardiy to sait
Honey Cretk, and thence running along sait
Honey Greek With the meanderings thereof
10 the place Of beginning-eo aiming Av,
acres more or less--an0 c0ntainlngin all u
acres moro or less.
Unencumbered BY dover.
/ TERMS or SALE.-Onet third cash OF
lday of sale, one-thlrd in twelve months, an1
ione.lh IN twenty four mouths, with interest
I The deferred payments 70 be seeured by mort
Igage on said premises-
fossessioa given on let day Of April, 1867
OLIVER FONCANNON,
LEANRER STEM.
Admlnisirstos Of Elijah Bi0oks, deceased,
wnh Win annexed.
Appraised al
! Cetohsl ~, 1861. 'lwsT,50
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For Division.

The vote OF Western Virginia is
reported to have been very large
ly for the proposed division cf the
State and tho erection Of new one
OF the western counties, to be cali
ed the State of Kapawha. Indeed
the vote is represented 70 have been
nearly unanimous.
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which was cxcpicd as calmly as O
battalion drill
Col. Coggshsll soon became sat.
isfe Of tbe ibpoesibility Of reach.
ing Edwarl'sFerry as desired and
gave the tlio rider TO fall back TO.
wards the rner, which was execu.
ted rs well b circumstances would
pormit. Tlcy reached the river
bank aboutiO minucts before night.
fall. llew the 10th deployed aa
skirmshop along the shore. The
only mcais of conveyance TO tie
Island We a large boat cnrrvins
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A1tnc Irlncnf No1icc.

Mad River Valley Branch Of State Bank Of
Ohio, Plaintiff,
VS..
Lemuel Weaver, L. II. 4 NJ. Nagrcw, and s.
B. Payne and Mosgroyc Wiley aud Winslow
as cndorscrv, Dclendants.
Pending before Jesse u. Leidy, Justice Of
the Peace Of Clinton township, Seneca Co.
Ohio.
On the 10Th day Of October, A. d. 1861
said Justice isstcd an order Of attachment In
the above action for the sum Of two hundred
aud sixty aud So 100 (260 56.l00l dollars
Said eotion will come up for hearing on the
Ith day Ol Dect n,bcr, 1861 at O'Clock z. NJ.
MAD RIvTR VALLEY BRANcH
State Bank Of Ohio.
Nov. /, l56l-3W
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Unele SANS ThrnsI,Ing

In one Of the companies Of the 3D.
Wisconsin regiment, was a young man
under age, who enlisted without his faith
er's consent, and contrary To his wishes.
The father farmer, residing in the north
western part of the State, wrote several
letters 10 his son, while the regiment
were in quarters at Camp Randall, for the
purpose Of pcrsuadihg him TO return. At
last he wrote to him that he must come
that he had large amount of thrashing
to do-that he could not afford to hire
help, II il were to be had, which was
hardly possible, owing TO the number Of
rerruits--and that he must return home
and help him, even Il he enlisted again
Nltcrwnrd,
The young man replied;
"DEAR FATHER:-I can't 60 home at
present. should be very glad TO help
You, but Uncle Sam has gotta d--d siqit
bigger hrasAfng on hand haH you hGUs
and Tn bound 10 see him 0m Of hs
,toods."
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Totai,.... l9, 1895, $50 $500, 600 5OO,O
The troops which may be raised in Vir-
giniO, Maryland, Kentucky and Missouria
arc not estimated, but considered as Home
Guards or police for their respective
States.
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Prisoners Depot near Sandus-
Hlw

A depot for prisoners of war is
TO be established at Johnson's Is-
land, Sandusky Bay, a short dis
tanco from Sandusky. Seventeen
buildings, to accommodate 1000
prisoners, are to be erected, at q
cost ofless than S25, 600, by De-
ccmber 10th. Lieutenant-Colo
Hoffman, Of the Eighth Infantry,
Commissary General Of prisoners,
who has been looking for the prop
er place, recommends this, and the
recommendation is approved by
the Quartermaster- General and
Secretary Of War. First Lieuten
ant Reed ofthe Eight Infantry nov
on parole, will be acting Quarter
master and Commissary of Su5sist
ence for tho depot.-[Wash
Cor. Gin. Gaz.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-01

NunBER OF FIeHrINe MEN IN rHE LOYAL
STATES: The following table shows the
number Of males in the loyal States ftto
bear arms, between the ages Of eighteen
and forty Eve years, together with the
population of each State, aud the number
Of men each should send to the army to
make up the half million ordered into
service by act ofConpress:
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Brilliant Exploit of Ere.
mont's Body Guard.

ST. houp, Oct. 90.
Inc following dispatch was re-
ceiYed TINS evening:
- bFApQuARrERs,
NEA9 hDSAesyiLLE, Oct 90
70 Captain hcKeeyor, Assistant
Adihtant General
Yesterday afternoon Major Zap.
on, ~ theheod ofmy guards, made
a most brilliant chargcupon a body
ot the enemy drawn mp IN line of
''"f'l' ~ thoi, nau,., ~ gnrip.F.li
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War News.
Further Particulars ofthe Battle
Of Wild Cat
TIE REBELS COMPLETELY
ROUTED.

Since receiving the intelligence Of
tue battle at Wild Cat Camp.
yestoiday mornFhg, We have clean,
cd some additional particulars from
thrle wo'mdcd soldiers who arrived
in Coyiuet,p lasi ni..Li m,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-01

On Saturday last the order cftht Com
mander IN Chief, than Gen. Fr,moq,
should surrender his command % the Off
Ger next below him, Gen. Hunter, al
oompamed by letter Of instructions 60
Gen. Hunter, was sent cut BY the Pres.
ldcnt TO Gen. Curtis, in command at ST.
Louis, withdfoctiUnr 90 deliver il 20 Gen
Fremont, un less he was actually in the
presence OF the enemy, or preparing for
a battle Tribune Dispaieh, 2Sh.
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NJ. c. WHITLEY.
JOSIAH PLANTS,
- - AHHmHHHmm
Judres of ION Indiclnl nI.,rlol- q

judges Of 10Th Judicial District, o.
1he State Of Ohio,
Seneca County, IS
j, Geoogo s. Christlip,
Clerk Of the Common Pleas ABd District
Courts within aud lor the county Of Senee
do hereby certify that ibe foregoing isa full
and true copy OF the original order tnow on
hle IN this oiiiee) as ms de by the Judges Of
tie Snin 10Th Judicial District
Witness my hand md the seal
- Of the Court affixed, vt Tnin
}SEAL.S city this 18th day Of October,
t-r' A. ID. 1861
GEO. S. CHRISTLIP.
Clerk
novl-4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISTRICT COURT.


UUWMON PLEAS COUNTS.
Seneca county, January 10, May 26, Oct 90
-Wyandot CO, feb. Is, April %, Nov. ~.
Crawford % March 4, May 10. Dec. 2.
Putnam co Feb. 4. Nay O, Oct. q.
Wood CO., Feb II NAY i3. Oct 28.
Hancock co., Feb. 25 May 20, Nov. 30.
In witness whereof we have sgned this
gder Officially this lst Day Of OctUber, A. ID.
a&Gi.
NC. WHITLEY.
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REnAHT1x@
OF an kinds lsl sals a. ,his oaioq
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For sal. lyI.L. 81, John a Co., Dubois q %. and
}, r, MAfapaFd,. oeully
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28


II seems cer'sin that the privaieer Sumter
Is still al liberty. A letter dated At Cura.
CO... Aug. 7Ih, is received, saying the Sum.
ter had taken two vessels or Laguyra. the
schooner Abbey Bradford aud the bark Jos
Maxwell.
1t appears the Venezuelan Government
acts differently from the authorities here ID
Curacos, having refused The Sumter admit
ancs. and have spstched vessel 20 mile
north Of Laguyra to re-'ske The JOSEPH
Maxwell, which 10 anchored among ,hos,
Keys.
The case Of the Baltimore Police Com
missioners was disposed of~ihis morning
Judge Garrison Submitting to memorable ne
cessity and dismissing the prisoners.
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skin, rot involving the rssjacent paris.-
rhlermonous erysipslas may produces os,,is
aud necrosis, nay produce such result .
IL the case Of Dir Gutls's daughter The
symptoms cf phiegmoncus erysipelss. ARE
,locslls). the skin o. the par, attacked 10
much raised by rffnsion bensath n: the COLOR
thereof il dark redness. having oiien q
brownish OF dark lisid tint; The swelling !.
harder and deeper. md the celeler and sdi-
pose tissue are iosded with efiusipn. Vesci-
cation 10 small md large patches mahs Their
appearance. Soughs may form il various
lpaces Of the part 90 affected. and disease q
joints snd bones msy be the result. Blu
sir, tho child had not the shadow Of ,h'
symptoms here stated; but. as already re-
marked. she hid al the symptoms o. os,its
resulting in necrosis.
4 In your letter you state that you "unhesi
+, ta,ingly deny having said that il would b
better 10 shoo. the child than to opersfe."-
D Sir, l saw Mr.. ude Friday, August 80. an
= IN presence Of Dr.. Schunlermann. Messrs
: Kuns,. Gerring. and Kempsr, he told me ths
/. YOU did say 50; and he also told the Rev
/; Mr.. Chrysoslomus Foff'. from whom orig
''Iina.ly had il. Mr.. H. Gerring told me. 1
i presence OF above named gentlemen, ths
Q he heard you make very nigh the same rs
i mark; although he says he vas under N
= cor, and could not We u and positively ur
. derstand the very words.
Now, cir, leave !, for an enlightened pull
. lie, spd the medical profession, 10 decide b
tween Us. Msy God justly The right.
=. NJ. KEMPF. NJ. d.
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UThc Howard Association Of
Philadelphia with trnely commend
able spirit, promises to continue its
labors, for the relief Of the afflicted,
during the present military contest,
in every part Of the Union, without
regard to any considerations but the
wants Of the distressed. The mana
gers are also making efforts to raise
nurses, physicians, and surgical ap-
|paratus, for the army. The Associa-
tion has won q high position in the
regards Of the American people, b
its generous efforts, and it will, We
feel assured, add largely to it, honor'
during the present crisis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28

WHERE The TRocPs FROM ISrrAsA ARR
STATIONED Tho Twelfth and Sixteenth
regiments, Coils. Linck and Hsckleman, are
stationed at Sandy Hook, Msryl nd. on The
Upper Potomac. The Thirteenth. -Four.
tenth. Fifteenth and Seventeenth. C-lr
sullivan. KimbsIl. Wagner and Hsscal', ore
stationed st points 10 the mountains OF Wee
tern Virgins. designated heretofore by cu'
CORES ponden,s in The several camps IN tbs
region. The Ein-s--utt Frg,m-r.. Colo .
Meredith. j. q Wsshinrton CITY. The 20lh
Csl Brown, has its headquarters q Cock
eysviIlr, Maryland. bu. i scattered slorc ,h'
railroad between Baltimore and Harrisburg
guarding bridges and stations. The Tween
" first. Col. Mcmillan. is IN camp q, Locus
Point. near Baltimore. The Eighteenth
Twcn'y-second, Tweniy-third and Twenty
fourth. Coils. Pstiison. Davis. Ssnderson an,
Ilovey, are in s.. Louir. preparing for ser
vice in the campaign now so holly rrginI
in Missouri.
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LoUIsvrLLE, Aug. %.

LOUISVILLE, aug. ~.
A special dispatch 70 the Courier from Pa
ducsh. says that the gun-bost Consstogs
came there this morning with $50 men, cap.
tured the steamer w. b. Terry and 10 K her
10 Cairo. and that 900 lincoln troops came
TO BlcndyiIIe. Ky. captured two citizens o!
that place. and took them 10 Cairo as pris-
Ioners.
The Courier also says the excitement !,
Lexington yesterday was vsry great on the
arrival Of lot Of guns sent from the FEEDER.
al Government, which wss increased b. the
turning out Of Home and State Guards and
arrival Of cavalry. The Courier says difsi
Guilty would have been insugrsisd bu, for
the pursuasions Of Hon. John C. Breckin.
ridge, who addressed the crowd urging nc
violence, but 70 permit tbs troops 10 convey
the guns 10 Their destination.
The Courier says the excitement l. 90 cree,
along the road that further chi 2ment Of arms
WON'T be attempted for tho prcsen,.
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THE INCOME TAx.-It appears from
the published law that the income tax
commences running from the LIST Of
January, 1851, and is collectable af-
ter January 1, 1862. All persons,
therefore, who are in receipt Of income
exceeding $500 . year must pay their
tax Of three per cent, on the excess
over $500 for the whole Of the presen
year.
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1.-THE "Demucratic Banner q
Liberty is the name Of new paper
inst started at Salem. Washington
county. III this State, BY g. y. John
ston. The mechanical and literary
appearance IL the first number is ex'
ccllcnf. and il deserves a hearty sup
port, but we are fearful the financial
pressure Of these Lincoln times vii
make il short-lived.
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a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

NOTICE IL hereby givin INST will ~
IVA, pubnc suction. on Friday. tnr a7th OF
september 1861 ~ The re-id-nEs { Abssl ~
II arvis on, late " Dubois C.unly O crss .
al his personal r'vperty. n"s i.ken ~ IL
widow. consisting u horses, csthe, hogs.
sheep, farming usehsiis. ~hsss, sc.
T-rm.-A cr.ti, of twelve months ~ill lie
given on al sums over three cOllrrs. 'ha pur.
chaser givi' note with approved security
aaving valuation or apDrsisrnent ia~s All
under three dvllsrs c-shin hnnd
Aug. 2s Wv iNMtN admr
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On the 7th oil February, 1850, Sen
ator John r. Hale, Of X. Hampshire.
presented two petitions from Isaac Jef-
fries and other citizens Of Pcnnsylva
MIA. and John i. Woodward and OH
ers, praying that some plan be devised
for the dissolution Of the American
Union. Mr.. Webster, Of Massachn-
sets, was unsparing in his denunca'
lions Of the petition, and suggested
that there should have been a prcam-
Die to them in these words:
sGentleman members Of Congress-
Whereas, at the commencement VI tht
session, you and each Of you, took
your solemn oaths, in the presence 2
God, and the Holy Evangelisis, thai
you would support the Constitution Q
the United States now, therefore, w
pray you to take immediate steps t
break up the Union and overthrow
the Constitution as soon as you can.
Yet this petition received three votes
John T.. Hale, Of New Hampshire
William ii. Seward, Of New York AM
Salmon p. Chase, of Ohio. The tw'
last are Cabinet officers. See Scnat
journal, 1st sess. 3lst Con. =. 129.
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1--WE notice that Mr.. O'Neill has
retired from the cditorship Of the
Grandview News, and is succeeded By
Mr.. j. Finnegan. The News il still
intensely Republican.
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TO cN1 sUMPIivEs.
DYSPEPSIA.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
HEART DISEASE
FEVER 8 AIUE,
Or
CONSTIPATION.
CONSTITUTIONS


The undersigned. no~ scveniy-fvr years
old. has Tor years devoieA hls time 70 curing
his Paris honers and the pour 10 New York
II these dreadful complsInis. which carry
Thousands and thousands 10 an rniimey
grave; he has seldom failed 70 cure oil who
have applied 10 him for relief, and believing
il 10 BE- CHRISTIANS duty 10 relieve those
abroad, rs well as nj home. he will send 10
those who require i, Copy 81 Prescriptions
used. free Of Charge. with direction for
preparing and using the same. Also rules
on der. Bathing. vensila,ion, and Exercise
for the Sick. they will fluid these remedies. a
rurc cure for Consumption, and all diseases
OF the THRnAr AND LU>es. FEVER AND
AeUE, CoKsrlPATIoS. HEART DISEASE. Dys-
PERSIA. NERVOUS DEBILITY. and FEMALE
COMPLAINTS. and he hopes every one afflicted
will send for a copy, as II will cost nothing.
and those suffering should apply before u j.
TOO late. These Prescriptions are used by
the most eminent Physicians IN London,
Paris, and New York. Those wishing them
will please address
REV DIR CHAMBERLAIN.
Wiiliamsbufgh, New York.
/ Feb. 6, 1861.
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or GEs. Pillow is twenty-five miles
from Birds pint with HE column. General
n ardee il At Greenville with his columo,
and we of the Journal are in Louisville with
orr lhir,y-two columns Louisville Journal.
PALuDAL MrAsn-The Chemists have
long been iaboring 10 detect this subtle poi.
son. and determine wis; IL 10. Doct. Aver
Of Lowell, has u Length succeeded. he
finds il to be an ETHEREAL exhsIat'on Of veg''
table decay, which 10 evolved only in the
presence and by the assistance Of wstsr.-
lie absorption through the lungs into The
blood 10 the sole cause Of the hillary de-
ranremen,s which result in The I'M. rlnitlen
F~vers. 80 siIlIcilng AMI 80 prevalent I" on
climate. An sntidote for this insd'uus ven
ON, il one o. the great resiteraia in med
cine. ana The Doctor ferls sure ths, he hs
10 nj one which not only neutrslizrs bu
ex yel- il completely from I've system. u
put up in q convenient form, called Agu
Cure" aud Furnished ch.ater than other re
lmediss tor this complaint; witch last fact
by no means an nnimperlsn, ~. in thee
l,imes.-D 'mocss'. Woo Irtaek. III
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Brigham Young has thrown of
his allegiance to the United States
Government, md declared the indie.
pendence OF the Territory. The Nor.
mons were arming in every direction
to maintain their independence at al
hazards.
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1PNv-s M onday tho Board o. %
Commissioners commence their Sept
session. We have not heard Of much
business that will come before them,
but suppose that some provision viii
be made for aiding the needy families
Of volunteers, until they have had .
chance to send home portion Of then
wages.
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WHEAr.-We will receive wheat in
in payment for subscription, old OF
new, ond allow ten cents a bnshcl
more than the market price. Bring
on your wheat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-28

TCol. G. j. Prentice, son Of Geo
ID. Prentice, Of tile Louisville Journal
has been appointed Aciutant Genera
in tho staff Of Major General Yell
commanding the Arkansas army.