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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-26

A5A Correspondent of the New YorI
Tines asks this question. which the edi,o
una0'e % answer. and turns /, over d
Secretary Cameron: :
= Can you assign any resson WHY We srs
'osne 'he valuable knowledge. courage and
experience Of the illustrious Gen. Wool,
"nv no' use him ius,ead ofso many bastard
generals who can 4bab besu,ifuIyr before
90 audience. but otherwise. if they retre.
"own' y viii be sheerIy through the ccunsels
q suoordlnaiesa Why no, sppoin, miIi,sr,
men instead o. peItisogers. politician, sn5
auaeAs' ~ have 70 be done ultimately.
,ner We have been "icked'' few times
WY uussthe lives o. brave soldiers ii such
Incompetent handsl
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Z" hf. Holmes, well known as s.eea.c.
e"o oa'u'ing surgeon .of BROOKLYN. yes,e,d,
received his commission rs surcsoo i. q.
United St"'es army, 10 embaim those = 4,
may Dc killed 10 battle or otherwise wha..
ood'esi y desirable 10 preserve Tor ,rs,..
pofta'ion Or other purposes. The Dac,o,
y vill be remembered. cmbalmed Cool. ,hs
partner Of John Brown in the Hsrpe,. ~,
y insurrection, with great success n.
therefore thinks he has some knowled,. ~
nov Southern killed bodies should be treated
.e mas also operated very successfully in
lnew o'ieans and other Southern ei,ss
ne Doctor has received instruction. 10 -
pr himself at Washington forthwith sod
VIZ derart thence early this week whore H.
"''' establish his headquarters lin ordered
elsewhere. Preparations have been m.do
Tor an extensive business.
The necessary apparatus has been mad
'or embalming three bodies sta ,ims MAI
'nfee hogsheads Of embalmnr 0u;J h.vs
pee" made aud will carried % Washington y
oy me Doctor This will enbsIm sho,, "
a'ne hundred bodies. The meihcd BY which v
'ead bodies. The method Iy which dead "a
'oo'es are preserved by ilis process is 10 Il
'p'n a" artery 10 the wrist and irisc, p
unn'i'y Of this luid into The veins and 49, nc
e''es we have seen bodies In a perfsc, =
'a'e o. Preservation which were embaImed 20
y h's process eight years ago. and ,bsy th'
re perfectly sound to-day. We hone ,ha AT
'oe'or wil not have occusian 10 use liz dsl
ho'e VI his fluid upon the fsdersl srm, rat
expresses the hope that Unemployed q h. us'
any one q Celebrity, il will BE- no lee. the
'so"sge than JEFF. DAVIS. lie would TAX ere
'ee's' pleasure ia injecting a very large ven
'oun' q embalming f.id in his veins soJ VOL
ndrr'"g him ss rigid as marble status of I
" Work SUNDAY Mercury. poll
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C~T War l. an expensive Iuxrry. How
ever humanely and aiscreetly wsged. il i
serious drain upon the lie Of q n.tion
we shsll come out of The present strurc,s
Impoverished in many ways. With The Be-,
success, we shall expend hundreds OF nil.
''sns Ct treasure and sacrifice thousands !,
nves' We shall feel the bruises OF he can.
n'c' 'or years after the rebellion has been
crushed and peace has been restored ~.
Thousands Of fortunes VIII be wre,ed-
thousands o. homes will &c made desols,e-
thousands Of bright careers will be arrested
me mouiners will 60 about the s;ree,s
Ihere viii be sorrow and anguish-,here
WI DC despair that no human symps,bv
can assuoge-in many gentle bosom. The
wrecks will lie thick around us--ihe chsred
ma osssered ruins o. high hopes ons sub.
'me endeavors-will attest how severe has
'esn The trial through which the country
as passed. Albany Evening Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-26

, "ehiASics, June Il.
rms morning III, rebels were conre.,.
u"r large force a, Fsirfax Csurt Hoose
Every movement indicates an attack upo,
80 nnes wi'hin 10 short iine. Il i believe,
'h't Beanrsesrd can concen,rs,s cooor
'ro'ps - sny given poin, within q week 80.
lirub'edly he hos isrge fyrces 81 command
'nd i i not improbsbIe ihst he viii H.
forced Z" make speedy advance moyems.,
~ d"y advices have been received ram
NJ camp " ihe CoDnectcu, ,roops pes, ".
enna, W No new movement hsd ,ske,
place. Our troops in occupation Of yiepn.
're 'uliv prepared for any attack.
srict examination OF me causes OF ~.
''Hen'ao's siair a. vienns. has resulted n
'e excu'pasion Of the engineer of The trail
'ooA up Ohio troops The responsibiIi,,
\ 'ne blunder. which resulted 80 di-os,rou.l, 4
or our troops. rests upon General Schenek
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SAih"s lLL.s June ~.
Inc Firs. Regiment Of Illinois volunteer,
arrived this evening.
" y. Russell, Of the London Times, visited
'ne campo 'c day. 10 company with General
rrensiss and other gentlemen. He addressed
she troops and was entirely non commi,,slin
h's remarks, but compllmented them highly
Tor their efficiency in the dsr. In private
conversation he said The Southern ,rooD.
could bear no comparison 10 those i, ,hs
'oin' 10 diseipline, drill. arms and general
'xpsriencc
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June H..
a gentleman from Arlington savs B.so
regard = advancing upon The Potomac ~.
lefy 'hing looks like hot work b. furr ,o,o
The steamer Alliance has iust re..r.ss
rom cruise on The Potomac. Li.u,so,.,
hyea'' Commander. reports ti.at he cso,ur.
60 eleven rebel Vessels on The r,ycr. which
we're e"desvoring 70 supply he enemy viii
provisions. Tie dealt summaril, uitb thcu
0urn'rs two, sinking four. and bringing ~
e"a'lder here % p izas. Tie also d,.coy.
re 'ha' me rebels are again Ut work 10 he
batteries a. 4 Acquia Creek.
A' noon to-day the picket guards Of ,he
'edernl forces and ,ie enemy w.re /, sah,
eaea other, near Fairiox Curt house. Il
~ has beea animated BY The presid,n, |
'"sen that he will ossure The coup,ry u |
= message q aspeecy termination Of The
~ nat ne willdeciare his own purpose OH
accomplishing this by the most energetic :
easures' appealing 20 Congress and ,be
untry for suPporl in bis policy. Ii
y y said the President viii not interfere h
~ The course The law msy take IN regard !
me crew Q: The captured privsteer a..
nnah. al
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WHEELING. June 20.

~ WHEELING. June &c.
n 1"e morning session Of The Conyeo,io,
"ss occupied ID signing The Declsr,,;o,
which wos on impressive scene. Tia N,
""s called by Counties, each membs, c.m.
'or~ard 10 The Secretsry's desk and s;,,sa
Y. we parchment. In the afternoon Frank u
e'Po'hs vas unanimously elected G,ve,
ncr' and Daniel Paisley. os Mason coua,v
Lieutenant Governor. siessr. L,.b D..
- '""'hA'e' Harrison and Lszar. form
"e Dosernors Council. The eec,ion y,
attorney General i postponed until s,,u,.
0'y' me Governor was formally insugu.
'"'so '"'s N taking IL sddirion 10 tbs
'sua' oa'n. one Of stringent opposi,;on -
ne usurpefs At Richmond. III. ,hso All.
''eu On address 10 the members Of H. CO.
'enso"' urging vigorous prosecution ar ~
sorS 81 rrdeeming The Sat. from he hs,,I.l
: ne rebels a, message from Gov pis,
0''' 'ssor'ng strong military organize |,
oh' = 'xPertsd ~ 0 day u two.
i''n's"t the city j. IA q biaza OF excite. !
'e"'' hIeworks, bslsr Dging. cannon Fri, I'D
Z, Everybody i rejoicing. a
Msj,r-G 'ne'al .icClellan to DIV sss.m :
'"'"and " lhe Western virgiris force. !,
: expects % have 1900 mcn ID he 6eIdl 1
fore Saturday night. I
u's. WISE hss fsir'y inaogura,rd ,s,em = =
/
sue'''ia warfare. end U. :. soldiers have =
E" s'o' within hail mile Of cam,. Il,
Danger fVr small narfies 10 ys,ore w, u.
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us thought here BY some that 4 pre.,
Oa''Ie = inevitable within . week. Tber.
a'e 10000 troops now concentrated here
iS'ooo having arrived last week.
Senators and Representatives are srriv.
Ing daily.
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II The Boston Post ssys TIA, sinee u.
males have commenced The practice Or medI.
c'ne' the health of young men hss been ye,v
delicate. 's''
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'o"eoooy furnishes the Home
ns' WIN little poem. charming by
,oi i's simplicity and melody.
ID KATIE LEE AND WILLIE GRl
Two brown heads with tossing curl.
Ked lips shutting over pearls.
Bare feet white and we, with dew.
! ! Two eyes black and two eyes blue.
Little hoy and girl were they.
Katie Lee and Willie Grey.
: Iney were standing where a brook.
bending like a shepard's crook.
r'sshed i's silver, aud thick ranks
" green willow fringed the banks:
half 70 thought and hail in play.
Katie LIE and Willie Grey.
Ihey had cheeks like cherries red;
ne wns 'aller--'most head;
She, with arms like wreath. Of snow
swung basket 10 and fro.
= che Uttered. half il PLY.
Chat'er'ng to Willie Grey.
Pretty Katie" Willie sid,
ANA there came dash of red
"'ousn me 0rownness ~ his cheek
Boys ore s'rong and rirls are weak.
And ~ carry 50 will.
Aa'ir's baske, Up the hin"
! Ia'ie answered. with a lauph.
fcu shall carry only half"
mo then tossing back her curls.
Boys ore weak IS well as girls"
q you think ths. Katie guessed
ali The wisdom she expressed.
en- are only boys grown tall.
esrts don't change much, after sn:
no When, lone vears from that dsy.
sile Lee and Willie Grey
ocd again beside The brook.
ndng like shrpere's crook
y strange that Willie said
bile again dash Of red
'ssed fhe bronness Of his cheek
I'm s'rong and yon are weak;
- but slippery steep.
ng With shadows cold and deep;
~ you trust me. Katie dearl
II beside me without fear.
Z csrry. II will
your burdens up The hill
che answered with laugh.
, but you may carry half.
beside the Iiule brook,
ling like sheperds crook.
hing with is silver hands.
md early a, The ssud-.
cottage where. to-day.
lives With Wilt Grey.
porch she sits and lo.
= a bssks, 10 and fro. Il
dfieren, from The one
che swung 10 year. scone:
i long. and deep and wide.
'as--rockers Dt ihe side. .
4"
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CIRcuIr CorRr.-This court. ii.
honor, Judge Bnrkc, presiding viii
oegln Its session in this county Mon.
Gay. July 22. From present appear.
ances the amount Of business before
! the Court will Be large. The follow.
lng arc the names OF the Jurors 81
|ectcd:
, Petit Jurors Harrison Morgan. D.
lr'ce' John z. Klingle, Nicholas
59ppncr, Adolph Harter, s. Dillen.
- >. Crook, John G. Stein. Matb;as
! ! erker, Jos Gudencunst, II. Cooper.
doritz Ebert.
\ Grand Jurors Robert s. polun
n. Harris, Columbia townshir n
endelwcck, Ham. Mccain, Harbison
p; Matthias Kiefer, John Never.
IT,; Bernard Beckmap'
CO. 4. Cox, Hall Tp.; Bernard Auf
"a; =. J. Blcmker, Patoka To-: q
4. Cooper, John Judy, Ferdinand.
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DJTbe County Commissioners Il
l'helr recent session ordered that NJ
taxes this year DO the same as tbosu
iald last year, with the addition or |; j.
cents on each 500, as ordered bv tla
State for war purposes.
They also elected Rev. A. y S,ra;,
|o' this place, School Examiner FOR ,lo
county. This is an excellent selection
and as under the new law there i ~.
ono Examiner for the entire comfy
ana his plain duty is to grant certi6'
cafes Tor teachirg to such only as ara
thoroughly competent, it behooye.
some who have been teaching II ri.
county, If they intend to continne i
ne profession, 10 be rubbing up their
knowledge box. We understand The
Examiner will hold public examipa-
Dng. 0'o'c
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DTThe Board Of County Comm;.
|s'oners Of this county were called d.
gef.'er last Friday for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the propr;e.
y OF making an appropriation for the
purchase Of arms and munitions Of
war; to place in the hands Of the un;.
'ormed Home Guard companies Of thia
county, : 50 that the county might BE-
'uily prepared for any exigency which
may arise during these stirring Lin.
coin times. A petition was presented
signed BY q large number Of tax.pav-
rs asking for the appropriation. but
'''er mature deliberation, with III.
'eneflt Of several speeches, taking II.
2 consideration the present county
ebt Of $4,000, and the fact that ~
Of less than $1,000
'ouid Dc Of little benefit, and alsotI;.
resent high rate Of taxes. with n.
Of their increase by liz
ATE ana General Governments, the
oard refused TO make the order
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NO. A.


HonE GvAGD.-The Jasper Homo
Guard paraded last SATURDAY. srd u
'erward resolved to procure uniforms
ana try and get arms from the s,.,.
The uniform agreed upon il tobe l;gh.
grey pants, and coat Of the same ma. az
'crlal, made very similar to the oId
hunting shirt style, and regular armv
caps. Capt. Mehringer, Lieut.. Jer.
ger and Mr.. Endhofen leave Thursday
morning for Evansville, to trv and
procure the uniforms. We learn that
immediately after their return an j.
'orl will be made to raise q companv
o. volunteers, to enter the regimen.
accepted I. BY the President from Tho
first Congressional district of Indiana.
2 serve during tho war. This will
'lve chance for those of our citizena
sho wish to 90 10 the wars. to do u
: . company from their own county.
'iti officers Of their own CHOOSING
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n.Fdsneral James II. Lane. Of Kspss,.
hss been sppoin,sd Brigsdier General Or N.
Army,
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= Colonel Robsrt A odsrsoo \, ! ,s<s,s..
?" :. commission s'Bfigsdier- General il The
United States An. N
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In . porch she sits and lo.
Swings q bsske, TO and fro.
Vastly different from The one
That she swung 10 year. scone:
This i long. and deep and wide,
And has-rockers o. The side.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-11-16
For the Standard.
STAY LAW

Mr. EDITOR: The Stay Law is so extraordinary
that it has caused reflections upon the integrity Of
the body that passed it.. | regret that any public
body IN North Carolina should be DETAINED. With
out question, concede the integrity of the Legis
lature But believe its action in this particular to
be founded in a misrepresentation of fundamental
principle in our Government, and in a mistake Of
facts. I pass by its retrospective operation-im-
pairing the obligation of contracts,-that has been
sufficiently discussed: will consider its prospec-
tive effect .,.a- a.r.
Justice can be administered, and grievances re-
dressed through courts only. Heretofore, I'M
der our court system justice could be administered,
and any grievance redressed from six 10 eighteen
months Under the Stay Law the same end cannot
be attained to say the least in six times that pc
riod. For then we had six courts year, now we
have but one II, therefore, it can be shown that
speedy administration of justice and redress of g-iev
ances is fundamental principle in our government
then the first proposition, 10 wit that the Stay Law
is violation of fundamental principle, is estab-
lished. a- E.s.ls
. Section goth of the Declaration of Rights de-
cares, !" That for redress Of grievances, and for
amending and Strengthening the laws, elections
ought to be often held" Mark! often held. Now,
elections redress no grievances. Hold an election
every month"; and, unless the elected meet in Gen
eIal As emily, the election would amount to MOTH
ing. The spirit Of this provision, then requires
that the General assembly should be often held
But the General Assembly redresses no grievances.
It only prescribes how they may be redressed !;
and the courts carry out these prescriptions, Tho
Gerry spirit of the provision therefore, is that the
courts shall be "often held" - = = sSi
Section IS, of the same instrument provides that
when is deprived of his liberty, be shall have
remedy to enquire into the lawfulness thereof and
that '.such remedy ought not to be denied or de-
/ iayed" Mark ought not to be delayed It is true
that this provision has been useful mainly in Sc
curing the writ of Ha6eas Corpus, but its spirit
reaches the whole case, and enjoins speedy triai
rs well as speedy sraminatio1Es F
A speedy redress of any and all grievances is
therefore, q fundamental principle in our govern
ment. - -e> 3sss stts-t-F NJ, 20 15t.f
It is conceded that what is a speedy redress of
grievances must necessarily admit Of some latitude
Of construction. But when It is stated that here
fore, We have had six courts year, and that even
with many the dockets were crowded so as to re-
qnire in many counties, extra terms, and that now
have but one court year, with the pleadings so
altered as 70 increase the delay, it would that
the most strained construction could not make our
present process speedy Butit may be useful to 90
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WILLIAM j. CLARKE,
Col. Cong. l4th Regt n. c. Vols.
MEADOW BLUFF, Va, Oct. 80. 1861.

army 81 AHHdNln.
In conformity with certain inquiries instituted by
Col. WIN. j. Clarke, commanding l4th Regt N. G.
Vols, in regard to the hygienc condition Of the
regiment at the present time the causes that have
heretofore operated for the production of the vast
amount of disease with which the regiment has
been infested, &c, proceed to furnish report to
that effect as far as possible
Our regiment, previous to its departure for Vir-
ginia, was stationed for many months at Garysburg
and Weldon, North Carolina. The regiment was
subjected while at those points to all the deeterous
miasnatic influences peculiar to that region. Du-
ring that period a very great amount of sickness
prevailed in the regiment and has continued to do
so in an increased ratio since The constitution of
the individual members of the regiment by such in
fuences was rendered both unfit to resist either
morbid attacks, or the severe exposure to which
they have been subjected -'E 'h "
After arriving in this portion of Va region to-
tally different in all respects from their native 10.
calty, they subjected to the severest exposure
and pryaton for the purpose of resisting the incur
sons of the enemy. We were frequently marched
through torrents of rain both by night and day. by
the commanders Of the Brigade We were en-
camped on SewelPs Mountain for month, large
portion ofswhch time destitute of tents or
shelter OF any description-we having marched to
Sewell Mountain with positive orders from Gen.
Lee to leave both baggage and cooking utensils be-
hind; after our arrival there we were exposed to
I 'aSe pOitiOH Vi tne WltIOuL
food or shelter. Daring this time our Colonies
made every exertion to procure these accessories,
but with only partial success. The officers from
! the Colonel down, underwent the same exposure
and priyation as the men,. At one timc from inces.
SAINT rain the roads became im2assable and conse-
( quently our very Hunted supplies were cut off -
At this time though We had an accession of from
twenty to thirty to our sick list wewere utterly
destitute of medical supplies from the impossibilty
! OF procuring them. Men dangerously i'll with the
pneumonia and fever were compelled to remain
something's for days. exposed to ali the inciemencies
of weather, without shelter, until they could be
transported back 10 hospitals. BY order Of ON
commanding General our patients though danger
onsly M were transported over roads almost i'm.
Passaele-ths distances varying from fifteen to forty
The efforts Of our Colonies and Commissary du
ring tnis trying period to provide for the regiment
were Hercnlean, with almost eye,v circumstanc,
opposed to us. While rejecting on the terrible ex
Posure and priyatiou to which We have been suiSee
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lie ] staasate

.assaSf For the Standard,
.szst,The staF essse he HsAsee. go - !.
ess.s = ftl EFssElstS A7.s2Ets ts sssesese 2.
,ss<s s'u4 III TaEes a. ss.si1.s i7s'''s = - =
rkTis n n sssssi9 = Ze.-t9'f sssgs 10 -
soseue night, whae loSiy sAephcrd swains : 4 Z.
sON Theft asees cs1Erge atteaaed SO -
- light barst e'eF dudeas etains, s
sUaa,geessiy sPtensidtL - -. -. - IA
Ear n tire duslyS orient p ssss''z 'rs Z,
"A stas, unkn0Ensn story. k's:@s1 - -
Arose to aOod the firmament sea So
.7sg With more than uernints glory.
THE eiustet;iag CONSULTATIONS, ersi
SO gioriolsly cleaning, Az
wahed, when It's sudden splendor burst
Upon their paIer beaming
And heaven drew nearer earth that night
h.ss Flung wide its pearly portals
Sent forth from all its realms OF light
It's radiant immortals -,'- q ''@-
They lowered in the golden air.
So Their golden censers swinging.
And woke the drowsy shepherds there
With their seraphic singing.
Yet Earth on this-her gala night
b No jubilee was keeping;
She lay, unconscious of the light e..
- In silent beauty sleeping .-
No more shall brightest chrrubim
And stateliest archangels
Symphonious sing such choral hymn 80
- Proclaim 90 sweet eyangels:
No more appear that star at eve,
Though glimpses of its glory
Are seen by those who still believe -
The shepherds simple story:
Tn Faiths clear armament afar- ed
TO Unbehef stranger -a...-. 49,.
Forever glows the golden star 81
That stood above the manger.
Age after age may roll away,
But on Times rapid river
The light of its celestial ray
Shall never cease to culver.
Frail barges on the swelling tide
Are drifting with the ages
The sky grows dark-around each bark
A bowling tempest ragesl
Pale with sffright lost helm>men steer,
The creaking tmbers shiver-
The breakers roar-Grm Death IS near
Oh! who may now deliver!
Light-light from the Heraldic Star
Breaks brightly Ger the billow;
The storm, rebuked, is fed afar,
The pilgrim seeks his pillow. ..
Lost-Iost indeed his heart must be-
His way hop dark with danger,
Whose hooded eye may never see
The Star above the mangeri
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AT Columbus, KY, on the 18th an explosion took
place in firing Dahlgreen gun, killing Lieuten-
ants and eight or ten privates. Gen Polk narrowly
escaped but had portion Of his clothes torn of by
the concusgion
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NORTH CAROLINA INsRITyHeN I

DEAF AND DUMB ANDT THE BLIND.
gUNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
u wilteompieaee on Monday, The End day 81 Sep,
be sent peDetHa at the commencement of the session
Having u corps Of Teacbers in the different Depart
ment Il IS 10 BE hoped that the parents and fieDds d
receive the benefits Of education. ANY pfurmapn
to The method Of admitting pupils &c will be gwen
upoa application to rie BIZ letter or biherYse 49,
- a. sllWIBidEsJ f4LnER. Psiaeipaiss =,
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