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- Cook, 80. Superior Court Of Chicsso, June
Term. 1851 Eamucl NJ ycIs John D. Pullman, Luther
Stanc. Lewis II. Stone. George A. Carnfs and Caro-
line H. CAsncB his wife, Theodure +. Phllpa. William
&. Appleton ani Eliza q. Appleton Els wf., Aol1.h
Stone. Robert uge. George Rnslcdsc william
WaEnr Frederick Wasnc. Hiram! \ Tucker. Nathaniel
g. Carnes, Samuel Hasscl Nilam Wilson John l..
AiitAttt OF the pnu-resluence of George A. Car,e3
and Caroline h. Cnrnrs hts wife Theodore +. Phillips.
William 6. Appleton and Ellis c. Appleton ha Wtff
Abi}ah Stone Robcrt NaIbs1dEe. Georgo Eutlct,e.
William n. WlrNF, FFetrr1cE ~arne Nathaniel u.
Carncs Samuel Haskell, William Wilson AMI ischari
B. Dovel1, fourteen Of tue defendants ab,ve named
hav1ar osca nlel n the otrss ofths Cis.s Of sail
the sat George i; Iarnes and Caroline Il. CaEucs hl
Eza g. Appleton hts wide AbiIah stone. Robert Basn
bridge George RutctiEc, william II. War1e, Freder
tck Narne. Nathaniel e. CaFnes. Samuel Haskell. VII
liam Wilson and iIehard = Dovel that the complain.
Chanccry side thereof The nth day at atay i&i anil
thnt stiMmnnA. tscrrupon fs.ned out nf sail Court
AGAINST said defendants retursabc the nEst AanisY
Of June next. lsot, ~ BY Law required.
Now. urlrs you, the said George j.. CaFr.5 ami
Caroline H. aasnes his wife Theotors r. Phillips WI.
lsn, &. Appleton ana El!za =. Atplcton hts wife
At,jsh s1aRs Iohrrt Bsinsstdss G:oese kasisi:s
CsEnce. Samuel usSkf1l william WusNn and Idchart
r. noyell rsll personally be and 1pFrsr before saa
Superior Court Of Ch.caIo OF EosE County IN the
first dar Gf the next tern thereof 70 bo ho!ten Al Ch
In sali County, on the first Monday OF June. st
hr.l ptad ni,aweF Gr demut to the eald .a3iut
thrsein aad statcd WILL he taken cunfesSr
pqayss .a * fai Eli WALTEE kibAIIc ciers. s''
KING l. SCOTT, Commits Scl'r, uly.le75s.5Y
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lTA1E OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, S. S-9n?er!or Court cf Chlca7o
May Term, a. u, iSi!. Asa D. Necd a1l Sy:7e=tcr
Il, d = J. +. HaIla9- 9-A.taehment
e The CLERK of tn" Superior Court ct Ch,ea5o dat =
Asa D. Kssd a:,d Sylye= ter Reed aEa a.aia4t tho
tat Of tbc sid ]. X Ualt1N. fr n. aa01 Of Ft7e
the Sheriff of COCK .o..J, which said = TIT has oees
returned executed.
etal personally he 81: acpeA. bsk re tho said Sano-
or Court ol chicago, "a ur bo.oru tue Eet tsy tao
City q Chcrro: On the rsst Monday OF 1uae \ y
ae,ion Judgment viii be enterei against Joi, aat t
favor e the sat plaintiff, and 80 much q the pro-
pclty attached msr be sufficient satisfy the ~
Judgment and costs ~ill b. .old 70 sattstJ sae
WALTER kIA3ALL. Cleex
GALLCr h HITCHCOCK Flt'u"3 Afty9 uy9. .e7It.4W
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The CITY.

Md Doa-1hcre il mad dog excitement
ut Bridgeport, where q canine went rabid, and
b1t several dogs and swine. The Inhabitants
Of that locality are mad about it.
, 1861-05-30

Fob TIE VoLuKTKERs.-The ladies Of the
Unitarian churches ase requested to meet at
HRS. J. Beechcr's, on Thursday at P. H., to
make garments for soldiers who are now
<xneefed
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CHICAGO PROPERTY FOR
~ SALE.
ILLINOIS MONEY At FAR,

ny . special arrangement = use ffliaoIs Bftla,
f6TUMP.fAIL) I'm able to sell the following uss OF
Rcal Rstate II and adteininE. Ghiesg1 It market
portuntty to make good and safe fnvestwents- and
save loss the deprecated bills. no where else offer
ed, VIZ:
-3IGa on Michigan Avenue. between Van Buren, and
Lots On Canal Etrect between Maxwell and
Twelfth street; -
S Lots On Blue Island Avenue in Sampson { GREEN'S
Addition;
Lots on welch street. in Evans 4 Nuts Add:
acre Lots in Brighton. Bear state khtr ltonnds:
10 small Lots In Brighton, ncar State Fair Grounds
lok acres In Brighton. neAr state Fair Groundsi
{lenced);
I2o felt Docking Lot ne1r Hough's Packing House.
with q side trnck ftom the Alton q St Louis R-R;
4 Lcts in Evanston.
Together with v11tous other Lots and Tracts Of
1Acd. which will be shown at my otEce. So GlaEk st.
up stAiFB. JOHN EVANS. :
tuYZ7e9u.1W
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Capt Mag9nnls' company, Of this city, accept
edby Gen. Lyon of st. Louis, Ia full It con-
sists Of 100 first~zate men. They leave Ftid.y
night for st. Louis.
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t. The sturgess Rides have accepted the
invitation Of Mrs. jas. Il. Woodwork, and
will be in attendance at the strawberry Festi.
val 1t Bryan Hall on Thursday evening. Also
several OF our most noted musicians aud sing
ers have volunteered their services. A good
time is snre, for the ladies are at work.
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GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, 8. s.-supttor Court Of Chicago.
NAV Term A b. lH5I Asa D, Reed AID Sylvester

Recd - j. K Hauatn-AttachMens.
Public notice Is hereby given to the said J. & Hal
Ian that writ Of attachment ss1ed out Of tho oteo
Of the Clerk Of the superior Court Of Chicago dated
tie z dsy Of April a. D. 1851 Ut the auit of ias said
fate ot The sad + & H.ll.n, fnr the sum Of Fire
Hundred Seventy Two and t8lo Dollars, difected to
the Sherd OF Cox County which said witt has bee
rtagned Executed Vow therefore, unless yoa she ssid
A. IL, naa ha II hs "a on oe
nFst Of he tenn 70 Be holder foe g
June, a. 1s6. give speetsl bail! aud PLEAD y sao
tAid plaintiffs action ~! nn ent,fsd
the property attAched may be sufficient t3 satisfy
the said Judgment and coss. Will b: so!d % se,iy cc
Ba1Ee. WALTER klABALlA t!cfK
GIIlrr Hr7sucpcK Pltdss Att.ys. nyaa.g'.s~ ~
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M A r IN E IL S r .
- PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. .-......... May %.
Prop Lady franklin, Hickey, st. Joseph, Is N
lumber. 800 bbls deh, 10 bo1es do, pb9 ap-
pies, 100 sacks potatoes, $50 railroad ties, tns
Prop Galena, Steele, Buffalo, 7so pigs mdze, $40
hhds sugar, 130 pkgs hardware, q bbls molas-
see, To,pcs casting, II bbls dats 15o pkss fruit,
Prop g1i + F Fass' Wilson, Musteson, 90 N lum, so
Prop . Woie, Briggs, Bnfr41o, 200 bxs tin, II bags
coffee, ta bb1s tar, ~ pkga mdz, $50 pkgs seed.
Bark Danube, Lynn, Buffalo.
Brig Pilgrim, Burns, Ocouto, 40 N lumber.
schr sanbeIry, Gray, Saginaw, 200 m lumber. lot
schr sasquehanna, Paine, Presque Isle. $50 tons
schr SPEED, Reed. oconto, 100 m lumber.
shinEle bolts.
sehr Mitchell. Rainolde, Green Bay, 8 m c posta.
Schr Arrow, zmmerly, Preaque 1sle, 800 tons coal.
Schr Titan, Roberts, 0swego. 100 bbls ealt
schr Latham, Conley, 0sWcgo, 100 tons mdze.
Echr Mount Eagle White, Kingston.
Schr Golden Harvest, CoustocE, Bufn1o.
schr Poland Galleegan, Traverse Bay, 15s N lum-
bcr, 100 bu wheat, s cases fnrs.
Echr Hero, Bouch, South Haven 10 u lumber.
schr Huntrese. Culver P1esque Isle, $50 tons coal
Schr Moselle, Merriam, Buffalo,
schr Tempest. Newton, Kalamazoo, 80 cords wood,
20 N feet lumber.
Scbr Minnesota, B1ackburnc, Osweeo "
6chr Barbarian, Clement, Oswego, 1900 bags salt.
Schr Morris, Kerr, Buffalo.
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COMMERCIAL.

.~ .- TUESDAY EVENING, MAJ 50.
Tia following are the receipts and shipments for
tho past tWenty,fouf hours: 5
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4 beanttfhl stand Of colors was presented
to the Irish Brigade LAST evening, At their Bar
racks They were got up b; the patriotic L.
dies Of this city, and are Ter5 handsome. The
whole affair was entirely creditable to Ill par.
fifS
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CuARrs or NonfoLK HARBoR.-Walsh,
ccrner Of Madison street and Custom House
Place, has received new Chart Of Norfolk
Harhcr. showing the exnct relative locations
Ct Fortress Monroe, Bewalrs Point, and other
important points On Hampton Roads. and
J.mes River.
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Decrease $1,se6,45e -......:; es7,24s 1,sA.sis
In regard to the above and the money ms.kett,
the Herald Of yesterday remarks: -.
The decline u loans doubtless proceeds nom tho
Increased caution which the bap1E8 arc displaying
IN their DISCOUNTS This week ths negotiation 81
the government loan will enable them to expand
without rtsk. some people had looked for 1xrger
Increase In specie than Is shown above. Bufi
goes, on arrival. to the Mint hero for ecoinage-
an operation which consumes ftom two to three
England may, pe1hapn, be returned rom tho Mint
in time to affect next weeks statement, and bal.
ance some portion Of the Withdrawals tor the Sub
Treasury.
Tho money market is without change, and z1tes
remain II they were. Money sbounds. but cont.
derce IN mercantile paper Is small. The banks
arc endeayoring to secure Themselves best they
can. BY obtaining col1aterals, DC. 4 fcw1names
continue 10 pass 1t Z per cent.
lxrouTs ARD EIFoaTs.-The following isa com
pasativc statement Of the exports (c1clusise OF
speeie) from Nev York to foreign ports for the
week, and stnce Jan l:
Total for week.. 81 aa1ao5 $1,5s8,l19 $a0o7, 81
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e Cock 4 AcIaia, 90 Dearborn street, tsye
made their price sor cleaning AID d5clng gents
garments LET'S than any ether hoose n tie city.
e4
az Ali skould not faii to read the atve.t ttisenaat
OF Prot Wood In to-d4ye paper vnh-1y
, 1861-05-30

Coz. ELLswoRTn.-E1quisite Diamond
Photographs Of Gen. Scott and Col Ellsworth
only ten cents cach-and other styles and
sizes from ten to fifty cents-for sale by Al
bert Erskine, Sc Dearborn street, old post Of
fee building. Country orders filled immedi-
att1y ut Hbesnl discount,
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MUDDLrs' VIEW OF IT." Sir" said the
spsIghtly Wagstaf, confronting the ancient
Mudd1es, a rely upon your judgment, what
do you think Of all these fights and battles
reported in the dispatches :"
II think, sfz,'' rejoined the ancient Mud
dies, " The pen is mightier thAn the sseord.''
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=
Since Jan. 80 .s93 $as2a7,2aa $1o,sa6oa
The following Is the comparative statement Of
the imports Of foreign dry goods and general ner-
chandixe for the week ending Aay "a, and since
For The week. 1850. 1860. 1851.
Dry Goods ....-..e esG,TT $1,Toa,sl5 $5es,as8
General Adxc...- t,1sl ,15s 28ao,9ls 1,e0I.oos
Fetel Fst4 feF wse5 !. .sssT9 e. s. s3 e33 Y 9
Since Jan. $50 az, ,ass $685., ,4m $esee7, ,s14
The following IL the statement Of the imports
OF foreign dry soods At tho port Of New York for
tho week and since January I, compared with the
sa1ao periods In 1853 and 1850: >.-t
EPs'!,s EPt$ + 81 r. s1 ?s s1s iss5 ess
Since January. - >.;,- :.;,t>,.
T6fTa oh n ifss Gs@o5s 9ss;oss 9s9fs;oss ,x7:Iass9s
ExronTs OF srxc1E. = =, =!
.....- 1850. 1850. 1ssl..
Prev. reported. -. s,s6o,sss 13zssoss ases69s
,stnoe jan. l. .ela.7ea,go A6ao;so; 9s2s 5as
CAxApA GRxAr WtarKRy RAnvAr,-Tfsmc
for tho Rscf ending May s4th. 1851 :: ,:.t:a ;.I
Ps.Fsfs F1sieat 81 Live 81 III Il
Mails and 6und1ics. ........... 1,41 Is
, 49, :.:.':.t',h; L. 80. ~; - ''~.'---
Corresponding weektof last year.: 81 isl Is
increase. 49,, !.....- ....s':.. a,l68 SIN
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WAITER K1HBALL, E!eFE-
K1So i scoTr, Solicitors for Complainant.
rYt,
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ITO EXCHANGE FOR CHICA.
= &C, ,FRoPEETT-A1I 1Ime QusrEy now doing .
Icusee &c tcgether With Fzru Of nfty three acres
a1d tessttinl Resde7se situatea W1;hin a. hauE =
NAPPA 4 COLLINS. Real Esfate and Nerchandl,o
Brokers, Isocm No. . Warmers Hall over 194 Ran.
dcfrh street. mE1513W
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lost OR STOLEN-From Nor;
IL CAMS side Track, sc7en miles this ede Of Mchi
gan tlsy. on the Michigan Central Rt1lro4d abont
.hite staI q foeheaa ths oths5 cream S91or I'd ID
for theE return ts JAMES MARTIN, 1t tho abova
pIHE&A !. n3{E413{
=. : .
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WHO WILL TAKE TuEM.-We have before Us
= sample Of . HaTelock Cap, as pattern, Of
which Col John Macarthur Of the Regiment
now in Camp at Caseyvine, desires Immediate
" to procure for two companies unproVided
in his Regiment Where are the Chicago L.
dies who will take in hand the manufacture Of
these, and at once. They are to be made Of
a:rong unbleached cotton. The pattern we
think by far the best VIC hare seen yet It
m.y be had By addressing note to Hape-
lock-" TR1BC1E office, stating when and where
the tn=tter viii be takcn up as It should be at
once Wehare strong confidence that there
are many here who viii rejoice to attend to it.
, 1861-05-30

4 NEW MAP OF TIE q. S.-McNally at 81
Dearborn street has very beautiful, accurate
and comprehensive map Of tbs United States,
just ont by GoldthWaitc Of New York. Just
the thirg for these war times.
~ Bcdbugs,g Cock1oaches, Ants, Fleas, Eats
and Mice all perfectly aunlhilated b5 the Ver
min Destroyer, sold only by J. Il. Johnron. corner
| Of State and Randolph streets. Rid yourself Of
these pests. PTIc2 only Is cents and warranted to
Kill. Inh2S}3m
, 1861-05-30

L Strawberry Festival will be held at Bryan
Hall the eproceeds Of which are to aid in the
erection Of anew house for this school The
scholars have increased to such an extent that
the house now occupied By them is too small
and 8 larger one must beprovided- Straw
berries md Cream, Ice Cream. cake, etc, etc.
VocA and instrumental music by our bert
musical talent, make up programme attrac-
tive enough to draw one away for an hour
from The contemplation Of ststumptail'' in It's
huctusting and perplexing phrases. Don't
fail to encourage those laboring in good
and holy cause.
, 1861-05-30

1MRorKp CALABoosE.-The patrons Of TINT
institution, and our charitable citizens In their
behalf, Will be glad to learn that calaboose,
lookup, limbo, or call it by what name you
may, is to be improved by erecting tier Of
cells which shall extend nearly the length Of
the Armory building, well lighted and well
ventilated, and with some provision for
separation Of prisoners, so that witnesses need
not be locked up all night with drunken
w1etchee, or respsctable women, held to give
testimony, be housed with the loweat'proBti-
s ties the slnmE OF the city can furnish. Cook
I z apparatus wi1 also be provided. Indeeda
general renorating will be gone through with.
, 1861-05-30

The TIL coloR--Just now the red white
md blue are blooming in full force, and with
vast variety In form and style. Here and
everywhere float the glorious emhlcms Of our
nationality, ueTer more dear than now when
tLe'r rebaptigm in patriot blood is demanded.
On one Of our business thoroughfares an in
genious dyer has three white doves dyed in
these COLOR, the birds nliye aud lively, and
apparently vel pleased with their distinction.
Geo. B. Davis, one Of our best known garden
CTS, has q terrace In which red white and
f.uc Eerbenas form noyel national ensign.
The tri-colors abound in dress, about town,
e1avcts, ribbons. badges, stars, euablems Of
a!l Imaginable kinds carry these symbolic
huea.
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ment elbows the following result:
Week cud'g Loans. Specie. Circu1at'n. Deposits
May 49, $is1 OO7 sos Sd 5S7 $40 9,6m ,1M o. sgt
May Is. 118, $50 29G2a 7p1 8,793s82 81, ,8s,69
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SENSIBLE MovE.-The farmers IN
Illinois. IN view Of the millions ney'
have been robbed ont Of by their ras'
cally wildcat banks. are now coming
10 the sensible conclusion 70 lct ihe
yarmints die, and SO be rid Of their
in future. They are be
ginning to refuse to take any thin4
hut money-goli. silver or Easter
'exchange-for their produce. and "
'terly repndiatc the worthless trasl
which. under the name OF currency
the Chicago spectators have been ac
'cus.omcd to palm OF on them.
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@;.qrin's. Sale.

NOTICE i hereby given thai by virtue
~ Of an order IL sale or Execution i.aned
fro,n the ofIice ~ the clerk ~ The Dnbnis
Common Pleas Court and 10 me directed.
n viii offer fur salr ~ public suction e ~
highest bidder. ~ cash IN hand. ~ he door
'of TIE court house ID J8sPer. IN
SATURDAY, June 22A, 1861.
'petween the hours prescribed BY law.'he
rents and profits for ,even years q fhs irl-
.Ioain- Described teal estate, situated ~ Du.
.bois comfy. to-wit:
The equal and undisiiei one eight
bart OF Inc south East quarter 81 The Sousl
West quarter u section % in Township
South rsnge West situated 10 DubCi'
County, Indiana.
And Oh failure 10 realize the full nmonn
;of principal, interest and cost called Toe D.
'said execution, | will al The same time nn'
'pace and IN like manner, sell the fee simpll
sof said real estate.
Taken in attachment ne the property 2
sconrad Miller Al the sui, Of John Mehringer
JOHN WEIKEL. Sheriff d. z.
b. Buettner Attorney Tor p'f.
May 20 lS61-3w. 81 ~
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PRoBABLE, SPLIT OF THe PREsBrTE-
RAN CnrRcH.--By the record Of tht
closing debate and vote in the Old
School General Assembly, at Phila.
,delphia. we learn that that body, at
ter an earnest and long discussion
adopted Dr.. Springs resolutions, fully
sustaining the Government Of tn,
United States in the present natiora
troubles. The final vote Of adoption
was ayes 154, nays GO. The resul
will probably have the effect to divid.
the Church, as nearly every other con
siderable ecclesiastical body in tn
country has been divided.
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PRrvArEERrNG AND BLocKADEs. The
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce states that
all the European nations except Eng
land, represented in the Paris Con
ference were in favor Of accepting
Secretary Marcy's proposition, that
private property should be exempt
from capture on board ships upon the
ocean, by privateers or regular ships
of war. England however, having q
great navy, was at first opposed to it,
but afterward was disposed to accept
il when the Buchanan Administration
proposed, in addition, that no block
AIDES should be allowed. The Euro
pean Governments would not accept
Il, and very luckily for us. as then we
should be unable to blockade the
Southern:ports atthis time.
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NEw VoruMr. With this number
az the Courier commences Volume 4
We had confidently expected to b.
able to enlarge with the commence
.ment Of This volume. but tho present
'stringency Of the money market ut
'terly fnrbils il. We will try. howev-
'cr. If the citizsns Of onr county will
|aid MS with their communications, and
|ly sending us the ilcms, to make oul
little paper as interesting as some Of
;ihe larger ones.
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NOTICE " heFfhy given tha' The rnri
~ n.r~hip heretofore existing IN NE Ire
and scan Ni!is. hrtwsen J phn Innper, NJ
h Dp.en and = Dll.n. Jr-. ~ dissolved n
mutual consent % ihe lst day ~ Jnne 1901
Tbe busnrs- viii hereafter he conducted n
Isr. ID. q :. DiHen and Henry Green. wh'
solicit coniinusnce - me pubic patron
N Nv. ana Win endAayO- " mrrlf n.
INV 90, IRELAND MILL CO.
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WAsHISCTOh, june -
The following facts were obtained Of 'hs
contest at Acquia Creek:
The engagement commenced on FridHy
and lasted two hours, and on Saturday i was
again commenced and lasted four hours
The lower beach battery, which was dam
aged on Friday. was meantime repaired
The fore, Of the rebels was supposed TO be
2 900 strong. On Saturday the Freeborn
approached within two miles and commenced
the FIRE. The PawDee took nearer posi-.
tion. For the first hour tie firing was brisk
from the shore batteries. During the en-
gegement the Pawnee fred 160 shells. An
observer saw through telescope number
Of bodies carried away in wagons.
The officers cay that the rebels had rinet
cannon. Both vessels we're damaged bu
slightly. One shot went through the Free
born's saoin. The Pawnee received eigh
shots. The Anscossa returned here thi'
morning. The Pawnee and Freedom haulet
pr, unprepared for a long engagement
The railroad depot and building ashore were
destroyed. The rebels, II IL believed, hat
|eiOht Qune.
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There Il nothing authentic 10 relation %
he movement down The river from this poio,
but /, /, certain that The force % this poinl
i 10 De considerably increased. Two add
'de.,l re gIments are ordered here - adj
isIon - The regiments in this C@pgressiona
District AnS,he- company ofItiaois AZ
sillery. now a. SRlrgieId, arc undo. march
ing orders. and Wi move in day OF to-.
4 G,vernmsn' he. chartered The big wharf
Sboai thai lays hee. !, is capable Of carry
Sng several thous'hd troops and stores.
4 l'is underst6d. also. that Governme
fhas charied twenty five river steamers At -
ELouis.
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rUyHE members 81 The Germsn Evangelical
Il Lutheran church, belonging 70 -. John's
church. ~ the town OF Holland. IL Patoka
township. Dubois CO.. Ind, are hereby mott
6s lbs, al election viii he held in Holland
I'm Saturday, J ane 18th. 1861, al one ocloci
IN NJ, fnr the purpose u eleciing thres
trustees Cor - ia congregation.
June 5-2A* FRED LIPPOLDT.
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THE CRops.-The wheat crop IN 'his
county has been very generafiiy inlureo
by the Fly, scarcely a fieldt Of early
sown having escaped, while tfaas wxci
was sown late is comparatively I'M,
harmed. 1t is thought there will not
be much moro than half the usual
crop harvested, and we're it not for the
extra amount sown, this would bccon
sidered too large an estimate. We
think il our farmers would use drill
in putting in their wheat, they might
plant late, and generally escape freez
ing ont or the ravages Of the fly.
The army worm is eating MP th'
meadows in many localities, (and j
some instances is devouring barley
wheat aud corn,) but generally tn
prospect for hay is very fine. It !
said that hogs turned into a field tina
the army worm has entered will sool
destroy them.
The most Of the corn js up am
growing finely, and although the Gu
worm was very bad this season. Their
has seldom been a year when at thl
time the corn looked better.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
Settle Estate as Insolyeni and 70 Sell Real
Estate
State Of indiana, Dubois County:
NOTICE Is hereby given that John Him
IN eel, Administrator Of the Estate o.
John Fseyberger late OF Dubois County de-
ceased has fled bis petition 70 settle said Es.
tate as an insolveni Estate, the same being
|insufIiciert 10 pay his debts; and also 70 sell
Tho real estate 81 the deceden,, and that
'said petition will be hesrd At the next term
|of lie Courl ~ Common Pleas. Of said coun-
Nv. BAIL b. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
B.Dsc,tncr ally tvr pet. May %,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-05

InlLADEIrniA. June !.
The Bulle,lh publishes from the Richmond
or Thursday The details Of The
Of President Davis 10 Richmond
and HI. speech 20 the troors collected ss'he
Fair Grounds. Mesr-. Toombs and Wig
M .ccompanird him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-05

NOTICE is herebs given that VIII rro'
N csed with the County Surveyor Of Dui
boi, county, on june 20. 1851, 20 run the
.lires ana determine the boundaries cf Sec.
10, Town q, X. 4 w. The intermediate
.lin@s vii; also be run and tho corners Thereof
.es,rblshed. All persons interested WI
take notice.
Junc saw NICHOLAS HUFFMAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-05

DtAra oF DOUGLAS II Viii pe,
seen from our news column that Lon l
Ste,,hrn a. Douglas has been called
d another world. This announce
nent will cause deep pain and regret
through the whole nation, for even ms
most bitter opponents last ycai now
acknowledge him to be a wise states
man AMI trifee patriot. lis dsatl' ~
the pr,scnt time Is national caan',.y
ana VII for tiip, divert the puo"s
mini from the pref, srations ior pioou
an. carnage which now engross IT,
lbs towering intellect and God given
l,,.rco With vL; eli 10 was enabled
10 grasp the might 'est snuje.,s' a.'
hold them up and sfnc'Ia'e .'c'', ):
The masses, will bcA sadly '','sssu :
the Senate during the approacnins ~
portant session. His PIC mas ne,'' 81
Of continued triumph. anu a''noui
defeated in the race forA : res'uen'' :"
lived to see what no y'ner uc'ea'o'
candidate ever witness fus 'no w
principle Of which he was tnc Pscu',,'
champion. honorably aNop.cu ny =
most bitter opponents ana " 'ne'
cngrafted upon the fuLhuah.n'ai =
Of all the new territories. Ahu n1'
when in the prime a<pd y'gor % !
manhood, the rclcptlesst ,auo q uea
snatchcs him away, a naspon inour
its loss. But we bow in h*umo,e 81
mission to the decree Of tn aii-w'
Providence.