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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS

The editor of an eastern paper saws that
many of his patrons would make good wheel
horses, they hold back so well.
Bullets can whistle, but they are not pleasant
musicians.
Provoking-to dream you have lots of money,
and then wake up and find yourself an editor
In the Probate Court of Cuyahoga, O., a
negro was fined one cent for marrying white
woman.
There are AZ different newspapers and peri
edical publications issued from San Francisco,
Cal of which 8 are daily, 81 weekly, I month
ly, and l annually.
1t is stated that Gen. Mcclellan causes a
card to be hung on the outside of his Office door
every Sabbath, with these words on it mo
business done at this Office on the Sabbath"
Barnum offers 81 900 for the lone represen-
tative of Southern chivalry found drunk at Beau
fort, S. c., when that place was taken possession
of by the Northern troops
Iowa has furnished $4,000 men to the armies
of the Union
Why are young ladies kissing each other an
emblem of Christianity?
Because they are doing unto each other as
they would men should do unto them.
1t is stated that John Jacob Astor, ESQ, has
Joined Gen. McClellan's staff, and in the capacity
of Lieutenant Colonel. We shall next expect
to hear that Fernando Wood has gone on a raft
TO lombard Charleston.
1t is stated that Hon. James Guthrie and
John j. Critenden will probably be the new
Kentucky Senators in place of Breckenridge and
Powell. Mr.. De Wolfe, Thomas H. Clay, old
est son of Henry Clay, and Col. Harvey, editor
of the Louisville Democrat, are also named for
Senators.
John Slidcll's father was tallow chandler,
and this probably is the reason his son is so
,cick.ed
The fellow who perpetrated the above enor-
nifty in the Boston Post is still allowed to run
at large
The Oxford Democrat tells about a man who
took three pccks of grain on his shoulder, car
ried it to mill, where he bought three pailfnl
iron kettle and a pig. He carried home his
grst on his shoulders, his kettle on his head,
f and his pig under his arm.
AWFUL, The imp of the Wohurn Budget
; thinks that the mason. just captured, can be
\ usefully employed on Notifications, but he is
, puzzled to know what to do with the sly d.
Thomas the "French lady" who has beer
confined for several months at Fort Mcllenry
8 has become insane His haucination often
maniics's itself in sticking matches into cracks
in the floor, tables and chairs, arranged in the
forms of regiments, which he styles the oppo-
sing armies. He does the fighting with a long
stick, and closes with ignitng the matches
t which represents to him the burning of Wash
ngton by shells from the rebel guns.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05

The number of newspapers sold daily in the
army is incredible. You may deprive the
Northern boys of their dinner or of half their
rations, and no complaint will be made ask
him to march all day, and sleep in the open
air at night, and he will chcerfully do it but
you cannot deprive him of his newspaper if it
is possible thing to obtain it. They all read
and keep themselves posted on the events of
the day.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05

Letters received from soldiers Of Vermont
companies who went from this place say that
the land sharks charge them four and five cents
for postage stamps These fellows, in military
parlance, are what the Government call suffers,
who cheat the soldiers out of half their pay,
and yet these swindlers are protected and per,
petuatcd by the army regulations. This matter
needs to be carefully examined and revised
1t should be one of the first things before the
Military Committee of Congress Why should
five houndred suffers receive half of the pay
of the six hundred thousand men in arms A?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05
Papers on the Defunct Legisla-
ture,

VERMONT LEGISLATURE, MILEAGE &c.-1ho
Vermont Legislature adjourned last Thursday,
P. NJ, at o'clock, after a session of six weeks.
They voted to 60 and see the Cavalry Regiment
at Burlington, and also that they would not take
pay for that day, but after they returned, con-
cluded to pay themselves for that lost day, and
accordingly took pay for 43 days, making per
deim allowance of $50 to each member, beside
taking ten cents per mile, each way, as travelling
expenses. This mileage is great swndle We
know of one member who came here with his
own team, the distance Of SO miles, and return
ed the same way, and took pay, as we are told
for 165 miles, making the nice little sum Of
$33 90 mileage, or 200 more than he ought
to have received Ile ought to have been paid
sl1 90 instead of $500, and the sll 90 would
have paid his fare both ways by Railroad. This
is only one instance Of fragrant abuse.-Reposi-
tory.
When the now defunct Legislature voted q
visit to Burlington to see the cavalry regiment,
they also voted not to take any pay for that day,
The Committee on Mileage and Dcbentures, a
majority of whom apparently understood arith-
metic better than photography, in making up
the debeutures included that day. A motion to
strike it out was defeated in vote OFF, to 6G
Is not this obtaining money on "false pretensesr
---Bmrlington Times.
The Freeman, in noticing the adjournment
says;
The imported "wisdom and virtue have left
the town, and its walks, Offices and hotels, ap
pear slightly deserted They-that is the wis
dom and vir,ue"-lcft quietly, and apparently
in jolly humor
On the whole, NC cannot see that the late
session of the legislature was of much profit
3. +. Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05

Our columns are occupied this week with the
Laws of Vermont" to the exclusion OF moro
interesting matter. We hope our readers will
have patience with the deliberations Of their
servants, the "assombled wisdom" We
publish them in one number of our paper,
that they may be found handy for reference
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05

The County Court IS now in session here
Judge Barrett presiding, We have heard of
no "rum case being brought before that
august body, "our grand jury" yet. Cant
Toms lackeys hunt up one
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05

The the --latest war news" is, "a great battle
expected soon," but in our opinion that battle
will never come off. Congress is in session,
and Lincoln has issued his message. We
shall publish it next week-if it will keep"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05

Men seem anxious to undo the work OF God.
He made them of nothing, and they appear to
be striving to make nothing Of themselves.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05

The charter election in New York on Tues
day, resulted in the choice of George Opdyke,
for Mayor. There was three candidates in
tho field-Opdyke, Gunlher and Wood
"Fernandy" was tho democratic candidate, and
would have been elected, if the democrats of
the city had not gone to the war in such large
numbers. The white men combated the "nigs y
nobly, and they reminded us of tho inscription
on the tomb of Thermopyln, go tell the
Lacedcmonans that we lie here obedient sub
jccts to their laws" for in their grave, only
would they submit to the accursed offspring OF
the negro race. Considerable excitement pre-.
vailed, but no "cocoa-nuts" were cracked
Tho Niger" carried the day.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05

L. C.. Robbins of Ludlow, lawyer of high
standing, and opposite to us in politics. has our
thanks for fayors received.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05

A volunteer who prides himself upon the
domestic arts he has learned during camp life
writes homo to advise the girls not to be in a
hurry to marry, for the boys will return in a
short time, and tho girls can get good husbands
who eau cook, wash and iron, and do general
house work. or work in the garden, or run
errands for their wives.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05

THE ScmooLMAsTER ABRoAD-As an evil
lence Of the general intelligence of the House
of Representatives we cite the fact tina, eight
different members of the Committee on Mile
age and Debenture, spelled the word commit
tee in eight different ways. "Comnitty, Com
nifty, Comtio, Committe, Comtte, COMMITTEE,
Committee, Comtee. None Of these various
methods of spelling the word agrees with either
Webster or Worcester, we believe. The spell
ing, however, betrays very commendable de-
gree of originality. The case, perhaps, is very
much like tina. of tho Pennsylvania lawyer, who
when taken to task in the court, by the op-
posing counsel, for bad spelling, retorted that
u man must be id fool if he couldn't
not spell word more than one way
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-05
VERMONT ITEMS.

1t is understood that r. w. Clarke of Brat
tleboro, and Bradley b. Smalley Of Burlington.
are already selected az Aids.deCamp to the
Communicating Chief
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

1PIn . consultation Of the crew
AMI passengers who are to 20 up Salt
river on the April packet. our recon-
mendations for officers were agreed to
with the exception Of captain, which
was rejected on the grounds Of gene
ral unfitness for the Office We are
fearful a mistake has been committed
In this. for probably as good-natured
genial. amiabIe, witty person as All
Connolly will not be found. We un
derstand. however, be was unanimous
" elected to another Office, and ha:
gone to Louisville to procure suppl,
III backing for the trip.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

THE PAroKA.-The heavy rains Of
last Sunday and Monday raised this
stream sufficiently to let nearly forty
rats. which were waiting here for q
rise. 20 over the dam and down the
river with rejoicing crews. One fiat
boat. loaded with hoop poles, also got
started. and we understand there are
two stave boats lying above Reilly
Mill: the water not raising sufficiently
10 enable them to cross the dam Al
that place. The saw-log trade seem:
10 lie very brisk this season.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

The National lntelligsncer rldleu'es me
rrofessed a. the South That
he General Government il preparing to
make war upon them. Il charges Al these
reports 10 the mschevous eff1rts Of the Sc
cession press. which seeks constantly 70 "hfs
the hearr' ami exsspers,e the Southern pee
pie sill more against the Union and ne
North. The In,elligencer adds.
SO sar from meditsting the military suoJu-
CATION OF the south. the Administration, a.
we learn. 10 studiously DESTROYS TO avoid the
very Appearance OF practising anything Ike
. consIraint on public opinion, and as an
evidence Of this disposition. We understand
,ha, the troops about 10 leave Texas, IN
stead OF being distributed at points N sir
GINA and North Carolina, where II nigh
have been otherwise most cow enent 70 sia
ton them, have all been ordered turtle
North, where their presence can irritate n
excited sensibiliiies and give rise % o
panic fears.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

The following are the names 81 the
officers elected in the several town.
ships Of Dubois county, on the IL q
April, 1851:
CoIrNEIA TOWNSHIP
Constables-Thos. McCune; Wm- Ew-
ing.
Trnstee-Wm Harris
Hair. TcwSsHrP.
Constables-Uenry Sanders, Noah
Whalev-
Trustee-Jacob Denbo-
PAToKA TOWNSHIP.
Just:ces-Wm- HendricKson, VIM
X. Osborn.
Cons.ables-Chas. Mailer, Wm- Cur
~. a. y. Spradley- Jr.
Trustee. Pickharit.
HAKErsox TowSsurP-
Justice-R. r. Milburn.
Constables-R- A. Kclso, IL Kim
eron-
Trus.ec-Dan1 Harms
FERDrSAxD TOWNSHIP
Justices-F. Newdeck. O. Melting.
Conssables-A. Woerter, r. Millcl
r. Br0mm.
Trustee-Wm- Wagner.
BAnERmGE TOWNSHIP.
Constables-A- Eckert, r. Gucke
M. Rose.
Trustee KssPer. John.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

CHARLESTON, April 3.
The Convention to-day ratified the Con-
s,i,u,ion Of the Confederate States BY LAP
10 20.
ESPECIAL dispatch 70 the Day Book
The crisis has At lsst arrived. Provisions
10 MAJOR Andeson were stopped 10 day
General Beauregsrd Is now inspecting the
Qualifications. Orders from Montgomery
for The commencement Of hostilities are
hourly expected. The preparations arc
all complete.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10
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Price One Dllar q b. x-for sale by 81
Druggists and Derlers; or box 7 me On
cucnt' (warran,ed 10 have The desirei eifec')
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

No EXTRA Session or CONGRESS
III il now pretty certain that no extra
session or Congress will be called
Senator Nesmith. Of Oregon, has left
Tor home, upon the assurance Of the
President that no extra session Of
Congress will be called. The Morrill,
Tariff will stand, and it 10 not likely
there will Be any civil war, a. Congress
Il necessary to vote the means to car
Try ii on.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

Wa Nr-ws.-The latest news we
have from Washington and the South
looks very warlike. Fort Sumter i
not vet evacuated. and there are r.
mors that the government will attempt
10 reinforce it. Large bodies Of Y,
:. troops are being shipped. their des,
tination kept from the public, and
southern troops are being concentra
ted in large numbers around Fort
Surnscr and Pickens. We confess THU
looks very bad, bnt we still hope Their
will lie no collision.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10
sheriff Sale.

NOTICE il hereby given that BY virtue
IN Of decree OF sale, issued IRON 'ne OF
Ace ~ the clerk OF the Dubois Common
pleas Court. and 10 me directed, VIII OF
- for sale nj publ auction 10 the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, at The door o. ing
court house In Jasper, on
SATURDAY, April Goth, 1861,
between the hours prescribed BY lav' w
rents and profits for seven years Of the Io'-
|lowioo described real estate, situated 10 "
bos county, to-wlt:
mart OF The Southwest Of the sou'h.
esst az section 49,, town 2, south range 2
80. bounded az follows Beginning a. inc
sou,h.ess corner OF said lot Of land; lhenco
cunning west 2S rods, thence moth rods,
hence northeast 10 the nor'h end o. GER
sain lew; thence north east TO Anderson
,iys, thence 10 said river 10 the north ana
I,outh line dividing said tract from me SCUM W.
49,, / or southeast 4 Of said section ~
|,hsnce south on said line 70 the place o. ue-
';cn;ng. and also the northwest 81 INC
north. east 1 Of section /. town o SOU" Z
range west. VI, 81, .oont
4 of principal, interest and cost called 'o1 -
Ala executions will al the same ums ~
\ olsce and il like manner, sell the lee s'"P''
! or said real estate. ~ ri.
Tsken IN execution as the properly o. III.
!, rslLnor. Mary Ann Felknor, and isaa -
\ N.w,or. - the cult OF John Wilson ana n
S,s,bird. On foreclosure Of mortgage. !.
JOHN WEIKEL, Sheiln I'M
r4l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

1--WE notice by advertisement in
the Evansville Journal. that there are
two steamboats, running regularly be-
tween that point and tue High Banks
on White river. Ii that nuisance Of
an acqueducr Of the still worse nuI
sance u a canal were removed. boats
could readily 20 mp as fur a. the
Shoals. Under an act Of the recent
legislature a company j. authorized g
TORN anu make this stream slack wa
Ter navieable stream. We believe \
would u profitable Investment iol
those contiguous 70 IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10
NKw York. April 4

NEw YORK, April =.
A special Dispatch 70 the Commercial says
Lieutenant Gilman has arrived al Washing
ton. lie saies tina, great preparations are
being made 20 attack Fort Picksns, and
troops are being drilled daily by Southern
Ulcers. An attack Il nomsn,arly expec'
ted.
A special Dispatch 10 the Times says the
batteries on Morris Island fred into an un-
known steamer last night for not displaying
her colcrs. Major Anderson immediately
dispatched . messenger % Governor tfrk-
ems for an explanation. The vessel put -
ses.
Great activity prevails at The Brooklyn
Nsv,yard. and il is reported that several
vessels OF war Srs expected to sail to-nlgh'
orders having been received from Washing
ION 10 IN Al effect. Their destination 10 un
known.
A special dispatch 10 the Post says u 7
lrumored that ths SoMhern Commissioner
have demanded thr immediate evacuation Q
Forts Sumter aud Pekens.
Orders have been cent for every nava
vessel 10 be pu, into immediate commission
: The A administration il determined TO n
linforce For, P.ckens at oil hazards.
r A special dispatch 10 The Commercial say
the Secretary Of the Interior has direc'c
that no more land warrants be Issued irol
4 the Pension Office TO the ciilz'ns OF Y
!. seeded States.
The Revenue cutter Harriet Lane lctt h
: moornr. oil the Battery, aud anchored
Quarantine. She is bound 10 sea.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

pRrnrrMs TO BASps.~-We learn from
the Cnarlesown Democrat that the Iirrk
County Agricultural Society have DECIDED y
ufFer premium Of one hundred dollars y
tie best Band, and fifty dollars 70 the seconu
best. at ths;r approaching fair. TIE ia'f
will be held on the llth, 12'h. and i3'h days
a. sep,embcr next. The bands competing
Tor premiums will be required to play alter
nnt.ly during The three days Of the fair and
40 Der cent, will be charged a. upon othe'
entries
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

The Tribune says that Mr.. Fay, OF New
Hampshire, has resigned the mission 20
Switzerland
The TrIbene's Montgomery disPa'cn ssss'
"ShouId orders be issued TO blockade tht
southern ports and collect revenue there
Davis will issue letters Of nsrque and cover
The sea with privateers."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

1.-THE Legislature Of Indiana, at
its late session. seems 70 have been
very bungling and careless in the
transaction Of business. II made no
kind OF provision for the payment Of
any branch Of the Judiciary. and il An
titor LANCE should issue his warrant
70 any Of our Judges, for theil salary,
the enlightenment bill will send him
either 10 Jacksonville or Michigan
CITY in quick time. The Legislature
will have to be called III extra session
10 remedy the case. or the Judges o.
the Courts will have TO serve without
, pay for two years to come.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that ! will eel
~ a. public auction, on Friday, the 90
d.v Of May, 1861. at the residencs Of Hen
= Fuchs. late or Dubois County deceased.
II liz personal property, not taken BY The
widow. consisting Of fsur horses, Cattle,
hos. sheep, wheat, corn, oats, farming
u,s nails and other property too tedious 70
mention.
Terms-A credit q twelve months will
- even on I'll sums over three dollars, tho
purchaser giving note with approved secu
,i,v waving valuation or spprnismen' laws
spril 10. NORMAN FISHER edwr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

The election TO- day has resulted 10 he de-
feat Of the Republicans. Governor Sprague
i reelected BY large majority. The Leg
stature is Of the same political character.
Sheffield and Brown are eIsctedio Congress
over The late Republican members.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

In3re John Mclcan. ~ the =
Srrrcs,c Court died A. his residence
Il CINCINNATI. last Thursday, April
I'm. liz had filed The ciiiee q T. S-t'
Iusre with great ability. ani ior
,,rs..rer length ii time thsn any 81
T;s survivors. Judge fancy i an
o,der man IN years. int not IN service
IN Tie Bench. llisdesAth i NATIONAL
les The following notice We take
from Tie Cincinnati Enquirer:
John Mclean was born March Al,
1-S5 IA Morris County. n y In
1-a- when lie was twelve years c'
40 II. father removed - the North
western Territory, and settled 10 what
! row Warren County. o. This was
nnIv two wears after the victory 81
Waxnc opsr the Indians. which oIen-
II M lie Miami country 70 settle
,nant He hal in that early period q
Clio history but little advantages q
..sucation. Int such a they were
M assi..rouslv improved Ii lsnS nc
came rs Hamilton County and was
s,nr,loved a. ! writer in the Office q
the County Clerk Here he deter
mind to s,uAy law. and devoted
rort;on II lis time q that purpose
I'M va 4 member ~ the tirst debating
sor;e,y ever formed in Cincinnati IL
10. he was married 70 Miss kebecca
Eawarls. daughter 81 Dr. Eiwarts
~ south Carolina. T. the same yea
IL MAS admitted to pf4ctice law a
Lebanon. o. lie soon after becam'
connected with the church. and Tor tn'
remainder II his life was . praysril
md dgvout Christian In 1>l1 Mr.
Mclean Was elected 10 the House .
Representatives Of the United States
He was chosen by the Democrats
rarty 81 that day. and cordially sus
tainei the war measures Of freslder
Madisons Administration lie va
but twenty-seven years q ace wne
he made his appearance at Washing
ton a. 4 member Of Congress
1914 he was reelected 10 Congress
In lSIehe was unanimously e.ecte
= Judge Of ,the Supreme Court
Ohio. In l>3a lie was appointed Z
President Monroe Commissioner
the Land Office In 1873 ne "
nominated Nv Mr. Monroe a. Pcs
master General. and held that ON
until lszs when he was appointed
General jackson Judge q the ,
rrernc Court Of the United States
$50 he had the misfortune to lose 7
wife. the severest Of all domestic :
reavernents- In 1913 he was aga
married. TO Mrs Garrard. dang
trr III Israel Ludlow, one Of I
rioneers Of the city Of Cincinnati
in l-4s and in ls57 and II
he was prominently spoken q
President II the United States
the last named year be received .
miiable support in the convent !,
and cane near on the iirst baii
beating Colonel Fremont Had T
been forhis advanced age he would 7
labl, have been nominated ior fr'
dent. instead Of Abraham Llnc'
ly the Chicago convention
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

TIME Tow nship Trustee will attend IN me
Library room, in the Court House 10
Jasper. on the second Saturday Of each
mo nth, for the purpose Of attending 70 the
Township business Of Biinbridge township
Those interested will take notice.
sprjIlO. KASPER JOHN. Trustee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

A WARsrsG A newspaper thief named
WIN. Wilson was arrested ia New YORK ias'
week, and on Friday sentenced TO thirty
d,ys confinement ia the City Prison. lie
~ in the habi, Of following the carriers q
he Herald and stealing the papers from the
doors or subscribers.
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WISCONSIN Currency Unsafe.

CHICAGO, April Z.
Four banks OF this city this morning
threw out the notes Of ior,y-t~o Wisconsin
banks, their securities having 90 much DC
pr,cia,ed i, was considered unsafe 70 hold
them.