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Amusements This EvenIng.

PIKE's OPERA. HoUsE.-The attractive bill,
the tragedy of Pizdrro and the elegant COM
edy of Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady,
is offered this evening iat the Opera house:
WooD's THEATER-The local drama OF
Cincinnati by Night and Day, is again up
for tonight the performance to conclude
with laughable farce.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

A SLIGHT ERRoR.-The New York Egen-
ing Post says that Geo. Sumner lectured in
Cincinnati on Thursday evening last, on
"Spain." This statement is slightly erroue-
Gus; Mr.. S. lectured here some years ago, but
met with such poor success that he has not
seen proper to repeat the experiment.
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THE CAMPBELL MINsTRELs.-It will be seen
by the advertisement that this popular
troupei are to commence another series of
their excellent entertainments at Smith Il
Nixon's Hall, commencing on Monday night.
Since they were last in the city they have
added TO the then superior organization.
and are emphaticallY the most accomplished
comDany eXtant
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Frnm IndinnnnnIin.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 39.--The committee
appointed by the Legislature 20 write to the
President elect to visit the Capital of In
diana, en- route to the Federal Capital, to-day
received a letter of acceptance inform
18th Droximo
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sI,ston, Fraser, Hannah, Hollister, jung
elias, Katenkamp, Mack, Mayer, Moore,
Perry, Snodgrass, Stokes and Weasner.
Nsys-M Messrs Craven, Glass, Hirst, john
ston, Marsh, Noble, Shearer, Sprsgne,
10oily. Won .Ssggern, Whitcom and the
presidept. H-Ii1
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COUNTY MATTsRs.-The County Commis-
sioners, at their regular session yesterday,
passed the following orders: To James
Abrams, for extra board for McHugh and
others, during the time from sentence to ex-
ecutioD, $12. D. Harper & Son, onions for
Jail, 81 75 Total $l9 rs. Peter Dig was
appointed receiver of tolls on the Carthage
whose time expires on the first of March
upXt
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HUTCH1NsoN's Household Journal,
New York Illustrated News, Harper
Weekly and Frank Leslie, for this week, to.
gether with the Phunny Phellow, for
March, and the American Dollar Monthly,
for February, can be had of Hutchinson, No.
l60 Vine-street.
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CoRoNERs IEoUEsT.-Coroner Emmert yes
terday held an inquest over the body Of a fe-
male named Ann Perry, who resided on the
corner of Arch and Ludlow.streets. She
was struck down, about ten o'clock the even
ing before, by an epileptic fit from which
she died soon afterward. She was twenty
three years old, and leaves one child, an in
FAINT
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STOLEN.

GTOA1 1EN-BAY HORSE AND kOOKAWAY-
- Last night, from the corner Of Ninth and Wal.
put sts Had Roberts Curtis name p spring
on one OF his hind feet is about years old, and
about l61 hands high bad on woolen cover.
ja3l.tf Il. NJ. MOORE.
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Gymnasium OF THE CATHOLIC INSTITUTE
The formal opening of the Gymnasium of
the Catholic Institute will take place this
evening. Those wishing to become mem
bers can then obtain tickets from any of the
committee.
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NASHVILLE, January 3O.-Notw ithstand-
ing the Recommendation of the Governor,
that Commissioners be sent to Montgomery,
Ala. the Legislature, to-day, instructed
their Commissioners to go to Washington.
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COLUMBUS, o., January 3O.-The Senate
and House to-day adopted a resolution Civ
ing the Governor power to appoint Commis-
sioners of Conference, by and with the con-
sent of the Senate.
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POLITICAL meeting of the Young
Mems National Republican Association, will
be held in the Horticultural rooms, corner of
Sixth and Walnut streets, this evening.
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CoAT STOLEN.-Au Overcoat belonging to
an employe of this office, was stolen from l3l
SycamoTe-street, last evening. See adver
tisCmeRt in another column.
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THE "CoURlER."-The weekly edition of
the Cincinnati Courier, we are requested TO
state, will be continued as usual; the publica-
ton of the daily alone having been sus.
pended
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OntMnrd Bounds

NEW York, January 3O.-The steamer
Asia, Captain Lott, lett to-day for liverpool
with thirty five passengers.
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, SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
- CElNED at the Office Of the Board Of City I'M
prOyemehts until nine O'Clock A NJ Of 1U ESDAY,
February 8, 1861, for Tegradn aud paving with good
hard burned paving brick, bed of clean sand four
inches deep, the sidewalk the south side Of Sec
ond. street, from Smith-street to Rose street.
Each bid 70 be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to the printed forms no other will be re-
ceived.
by order of the Board.
ia27-tt CHAS BALLANCE. Clerk.
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NIOTICR.-TR ONDRR RSIGn d
IN would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally that they again in possession Of
their old stand, - and "a East Third-street, from
whence they were driven BY fire q few weeks since,
We will still continue the General Auction and
Commission business, for the sale of Furniture Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes, Queens ware and Nor
chandise generally, having ample room for the
storage of all kinds of goods.
We return our thanks for past favors aud solicit,
and hope TO merit, the continuance OF patronage.
All out-d door sales promptly attended to.
Liberal advances made goods consigned for
sale lJas-xl KELLOGG WILLIAba
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AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION SALR-BY G. BRAsHEARS &
IA LAWS -Sales-Tooms Nos 5zand , o Main.st.-
Boots and Shoes at Auction.-TH kSDAI MORN
ING, January 3d. we will sell at o'clock, l75 cases
Mems, Youtbs', Wnmeb's Misses and Chidrens
BOots Shoes ard Brogans.
jaSO G. BRASAEAES& & LAWS, Auctioneers.
a UCTION sALE-BY VIM B. oLAPP-;At
IN Now Sales room, No. 56 West Fourth st, be-
tween Walnut and Vine On THURSDAY MORN
ING, at 10 O'Clock, invoice Of Furs and Cioaks,
fine assortment; full set of Plated Ware, extra ne,
and a general assortment of Plated Goods, Spoons,
Forks, ere.
very large invoice of Colo and Plated Jewsry.
Watches, Chains and Notions, at IL o'clock ; new
and second. hand Furniture, Housekeeping Arti-
cles, etc, ja30-b
a UCTION sALE-BY s. G. HUBBARD-At
n Trade sale Rooms, No - West Fifth-st up
stairB.-Books at Auction On THURSDAY EVEN
ING, January 81 at O'Clock, will be sold, by catA-
logue, large and valuable collection Of Mscolla;
standard works, In Varieus departments Cf Litera-
tnre and S"ieuce.
N b. Catalogues are published, and the books
are epen for examination
jas6.b G. HUBBARD, Auctioneer.
Times c-pyl
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THE DAILY PRESS.
Oily News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvAT1oNs-By Henry
Ware. No. Z West Fourth-st, January 30;
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LAW REPORT.


y SUPERIOR COURT.
II. W. Brown & Co., Us. Henry Thayer
and H. Kessler. Judge Hoadley decided this
case in which a question was raised as to the
right Of stoppage, in trdnsitu, where ship
m tnt of 800 barrels.pf flour from st. Louis
TO Cincinnati, hadebeen made by Henry
Tbayer TO Morrow Il Gettier; the bill of la
ding being indorsed before the arrivalof the
goods. r..a
The Court held that there was neither an
actual nor constructive delivery TO Brown
h Co., and to defeat the right Of stoppage in
trdnsitu by an Endorsement of the bill of
lading, where there is no actual or construc-
tive delivery, it is necessary that the en-
dorsement should be bona Jtide, and for val
usble consideration. Judgment for the de-
fendant.
BHlea vs. Burkle and others. This was a
motion to appropriate proceeds Of sale to pay
rents and taxes, to the lessor. Judge Storer
decided the case, holding that no claim for
unpaid taxes could be allowed.
VERDiCT.-In the case of Thomas Wood
vile against the. Adams Express Co., the
jury returned verdict for plaintiff, and as
sessed his damages at $54 "a.
j. q. Lauder Us. Henry Esman, VIM. Vol
and others. The arraignment in this case
proceeded to the jury.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE.
- CEiVED at the Office OF the Board Of CITY lm-
prOvements until nine O'Clock A. NJ OF TUESDAY,
febTuarT O. 1861, for grading, setting curbs, and paw
ing ith good, sound b0eder stone-nOne to be less
than four inches in depth, a bed Of clean gravel
ten inches deeP-GTas sdinstreet, from the west gat
ter OF Plumstreet to the east gutter Il Oentralav
including three rows Of dressed gutter-stones aud
double twelve by .six.ipch haggings Of Dayton,
Xena Indiana dat-rock stone all the crossings
Zach bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
dera TO use the printed forms, as no other will be
received
BY order of the Board.
jas7-tt oHARLEs BALANCE. Clerk.
sSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIYED at the Office Of the Board Of City Ina
provements, until nine O'Clock A. NJ. Of TU UESDAY,
February 8, ls6t for grading and paving with good
bard turned paving brick, On bed Of oleaa sand
four inches deep, the nDpayed sidewalks on Third
street, from Butler-sneet 10 lbe Miami Canal.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders TO use the printed forms, other will be re-
oeived.
BY order Of the board. -
jA27,p OHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
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JpRY DISAGREED In the case Of Julia Dye,
Indicted for keeping house Of ill-fame, the
jury disagreed.
The defendant then put in plea Of guilty,
and Judge Collins sentenced her to pay
fine of $50 and the costs, amounting to $33.
She paid the whole amount, and was dis
charged.
DlvoRCE.-LucindaC Clark Us. @. E. Clark.
Judge Mallon granted a divorce in this case
on the ground of adultery and gross neglect
of duty. ]. II. Piatt for petitioner.
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PROBATE COURT.

ADMINISTRATIONS, &o.-Adam B. Wilson
was appointed administrator Of Joseph Will
son, deceased.
Patrick Cody was appointed administrator
of Patrick Quinn, deceased.
G. F. Conwell was appointed guardian of
Mary Ella Smith.
Daniel Grant was appointed guardian of
Daniel and Mary Grant.
EMAHoIPATIoNs- - Judy, a colored
woman, forty-five years of age, and Clytus
a mulatto hoy, six years old, late the slaves
of T. J James, of Davidson County, Tennes-
see, emancipated.
New WEEKLIFs.-Lewis, at No. 2S West
Sixth-str has received Frank Leslie and
Harpersis Weekly for this week, and the
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CITY AUDITOR
city finances for the week ending yester-
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" ANTHD-A PURCHASER-For nice place
w for selling Provisions, Groceries, Bread, CRkes
and Confections. Situated on corner aud in
good peighborhood It has been in operation for
some time, and Is doing good business At present.
For particulars, apply at 8 . West Third-st. Price
el5O--7aTt cash a.
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BOARDING.


W10AK DIRG-SinEIoF gentlemen can be accom-
II modated az 81 Mas, Fourth II bet tween syo-
amore-tt and broadway, Also, few more day
boaTcere. last b.
nOAR DING on Walnut Hills. Good board
auire ~ Nos. "a and "a Broadwsy, up stairs.
lJasi-Dsl 9
DOAHDING-For a gentleman and vile and
- tive single gentlemen, in q private family
Gas and crate in each room, Location centr All aud
terms liberal. Inquire at sos Kaoe-st. jssO b.
ROARDING-A few single gentiemen can be
IL aceOmmt dated With gold board and pleasant
rooms, " npply ing Ct 134 Main-st
ja3O.f' b. KITTRIDGE 90.
ROARDILG Three fAnilies can be aceommo-
NE dated with furnished rooms and good board, or
single gentle men, IS1 West Fourth, two squares
from the Postofhce, Prices low. j-S0-bs
0OARDING- nice little room, on the sec
- ond hoor, can oe had, with board-also
larger one, on the third floor, suitable for geu-
demenUat IO5 Lohgworthst, near Plum Terms
nooeIale lrso-b.
nOARDING-On q One front room, furaished suit
liable for gentleman and hiu wife; also, Que un-
furnished, with board, Two slugle gentlemen can
be accom- nodated; thcrt few borders. AT No "a
LorgwOrth-st., corner of Race. lsse -
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w ANTED- -SlTUArION-As governess in a
w family residing in country or city; aa willing
to do any kind of sewing out Of seheol hours, and
only ask, as compensation, my board and washing.
Best U references given as to character and quallf
cations a. teacher. Please address II. t. Oincin-
natl, Ohio az
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XUANTRD-stTUATI a woman Who is
w used TO business, place saleswOman, as
she has been in business for long time, both
North and South. She can advance some money in
the business, II required or would become partner.
A note addressed TO NJ Rs. BECKER, 1I3 York.st.,
will be attended to. ji3i-d+
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0ctcbcr Election, 1861.

OF IspiAss. Cbvsry ~ Dus"s' :
rhs Sta : n Ind sna ,oihs sh'r'tf o. Dubois
Ceuniy, Greeting:
x~0II .rs hereby commended 70 give notice
20 Tho Law requires. Inst polls WI -
srsosi q the usnai PLACES q holding n''.-
,;ors IN tho ~ssversl Tow nshsps OF pn'o's
couc,v. On Tuesday. the sah day o. oc'o-
her- A ID 1851. ~ tho purpose OF eiectins
The following Officers. 20 Wit:
One Prosecuting Attorney Tor the o. ~
dicisl Circuit;
One Treasurer for Dubois County
One Coroner fcr Dubois County, lnstesa
az Z. w. Tsyior removed;
One Commissioner for the 1t d's'r.es y"
Dsbois County. vice William u. Green'
whose torn expires; -a
One Justice 81 the Peaec Tor fs'o'nsna
Town,bip. vice John G Hoffms", resigned;
One Assessor Tor Bainbridgs township
vice Adolph Harssr resigned.
In Tes,imt nv whereof have
hereunto ST nv hand end sshxed
the zeal Of The Dubois Ciren's
Court. this i2'h day Of Ssptem-
be-. A. ID. 1851.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS.
Clark Of the Dubois Circuit Court.
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90 Thomas Brsshssrs arrived 70 'o"h
l.s, Thursday morning. direct ffcn New
o,,..ns III Nashville End Louisville. nj.
Rr.shears tells Us he had neither permit %
pass, nobody asked him HE name. business
-h.re ne wss going Or where he came from
|A,,he Kentucky State line bic trunk 80
...u;..d. Mr.. Brsshssrs says there 4
|~olso,v Of everything TO eat down South
"A he folks in New OrIesns have plenty
~ ice. plenty Of soldisrs snd plenty 81 arm
~ Canuslton Reporter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-18

RxrIcrors NOTICE. The next
Mceting Of the Missionary
BOARD and Ministerial Conference q
The Union association Of Baptists will
met It the Shiloh 9. F. Church,
Sent. 25th. The Meeting will com
mence on Saturday before the Al
and perhaps hold over the
9Th. Every body i invited, especial,
10 tho business part Of the Nesting
which will b on Friday and Satur
Iday before the 9Th Sabbath
r. Il. EVANS, Secretary p Board
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PROcLAM ATION.

In pur-u.ucs Of Law. and by command
~ ,ha fnr.coine p~rccep'. issned rom ~
c,arx,. Oafrs ofahe Dubois Circuit Court.
nd 10 me directed, I hereby give nouce 70
~. voters of Dubois County that an cleo
ZION will Be- held II the usual p'"ees ~ "o',
ding eIse,ions in the seversi township =.
Dubois G -un'v. on Tuesiav me on usy =.
October, A u. 1861. for the purpose OF
~elec,ing ,hc officers named In he forrgo'nv
p~,.csp,. where { all p~rscns interested wi's
take notice accordingly
Given under my hand a. sheriff o. i,no1's
q .pn,v this IL n dsv II S,r'en'e-. = "
,ssl John WEEK FL. , ID. ~
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Ux,ox BARpEcuE.-We attended on
las. Saturday, in company with seve-
raj Of our citizens, = good old fash
iouod Union barbecue, 1t Celestins IN
this county. 1t was gotten up Tor the
purpo Of showing the Union senti-
meut Of the township, and obtaining
recruits for q company Of volunteers
being raised BY Mr.. A. J. Hawhee' ~
the adjoining townships Of Dubois
Orange and Crawford counties. The
number in attendance was probably
over 500, and every one seemed ID
the best Of spirits, and sangulne %
to tho preservation Of the Union. Ihs
proyisions were cooked ~excellently
and spread on : table about 100 feet
long, in q fine grove, were enough Y
tempt the appetite Of an epicure-ane
then the abundance, after all had eater
there was enough left to feed q man!
more. The speakers before Dime
were Messrs. VIM. Eddington, j.
McConahay, and W. g. Adams, Esq
who made forcibls arguments in fsvo
Of sustaining the Constitution and en-
forcing the laws; and also shown
the wickedness and wcrthlessness {
the present rebellion. At the close I
Mr.. Adams speech three cheers we
given for the speaker, and three +
the Union. Tho drum and fife the
struck up Yankee Doodle, and =
crowd marched 10 diuner, under Il
command Of Jos. Streigel. After dI
Q Mr.. Hawhec addressed the .
ssmbly, in : few excellent rcnarS
and. solicited recruits, when . nur
Der Of young men stepped into :
ranks, and signifed their willingns
10 fight for their country. Capt. Tia
hee Informed u that he had about
volunteers, and would be ready to
into camp in about two weeks.
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PaIupAL MrA-n.-The Chemists have
long been laboring 10 detect this subtle poi
son, and determine whs, II =. Doci. Aver.
Of Lowell, has q length succeedsd. He
finds il 10 Be IN stherisl exhslation Of vege-
table decay. which i evolved only 10 The
presence and BY the assistance Of wster.-
I,s absorption through The lungs into the
blood 10 the sole cause Of The hillary de-
rsurements which result in The Intermittent
lFessrs. 90 affecting and 90 prevalent IN oa'
climate. An sutidoss for this insidious ven
ON. 10 one Of the greet dssiisrsta IN med
cine. and the Doctor feels sure thsi he hs'
found one which not only nsusrsIlzss bu
expeIs IL completely from The system. ~
mt up in : convenient form. called "Aeu'
Cure. ard furnished cheaper than other ~
medies for this complaint; which lest fsct'
bv no means On u~nimpcr'snt one 10 thes
times. - n rmocta,. Woodstock, VI.
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A grand salute Of ninssy-seven guns vii
BE- fred a four O'Clock this afternoon IN the
PARK, 10 honor Of the ss~venty-cns member
Of the House Of Representatives End The
,wensy.six SsDs,ors Of the Legislature q
Kentucky, Who voted fcs and paced : join
resolution requesting the Governor TO col
Qua the military 10 drive Lsonidss Folk and
his rebel followers from the State.
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rrarstss Mosnos. seplember ~


There was q pr spsci Of stcht a. New
ucrt News yesterday siisrnoun. The rebel
steamer Yorktown ran down % within three
miles md ore ID FIRE on the b 'ekadlne
feet. a coupe Of shells from tAe Sswye
gun on shore caused her 20 retire. One p
The Y,sk,o~n's crew, WIN escaped. says sh'
has been watching : chance 70 run tie bloc :
sas Tor scms Tine. Shs mounts Y broad
sde and Two pivot guns. The rebel steamer
Curtis Peek appeared this MOI n abcv
Newpor, News; also . steamer from Nor'o!'
made . reconnaissance
PoIuc.l prisoners. recently arrested .
Baltimore, have been sent 70 Old Point an
viii be confined in the fortress.
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Frcnrs.-Last Thursday the fall
fights opened briskly, two Of our citi-
zens each taking . tilt at each other
but without serious personal injury
They were arrested and taken before
his Honor, Esq. Alexander, who fined
them % apiece.
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FsAnrUL AccIDKsr.-A most ir'ghuu'
accident occurred on the Q. 4 N. Ra'irosd'
:, The crossing Of Beaver Greek, near Huron
n Martin county, on Tuesday night. a
train Of ears. carrying the 2S'h Illinois reg
,me.t. was crossing : bridge. when 4 broks
through, pseeiptsting three Of the cars soou'
20 fsss dowa smidss the ruins. and killing
over 100 persons.
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Governor Msgofin hes issued The follow
ing proclamation:
In obedience 70 the s~ubloinsd resolution
adopted By the General Assembly d the
Commonwealth Of Kentucky, the Govern
men, Of The Confederate States the State Of
Tennessee, snd ell others concerned. are
hereby informed that Kentucky expects The
Confederate or Tennessee troops 20 be with
drawn from her soil Internationally.
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TThc New York Tribune pub
lishes a letter from a prisoner at Rich
mond, giving the names Of six hundred
and eighty wounded Federal soldiers
n the hospitals OF Richmond
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IT. Hon. G. l.. Durham has been
authorized BY the Governor 70 raise .
regiment in the Third Congressional
District. Mr.. Durham will make q
good commander and strict discipli
marian.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-09-18

nTOwen Lovejoy, Abolition Con
gresham from Illinois, has been ap-
|pointed aid to Gen. Fremont with tbs
rank Of Colonel.
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A MAyoa GENERAL FOR lSDrASA--
Il i rumorcd It indianapolis, that
His Excsllency Governor Joseph A.
Wright had been rendered BY the
General Government a Major Gen
erslship in the United States Army
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~ Tho Paris papers record the
death Of General Tom Thumb . hav-
inc occurred in circumstances ofgrea'
;nd;cepcs in one Of tho hospitals q
that city.
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1.-THE Indiana Conference o. the
Methodist Episcopal Church will oe
held in Rockport on the 18th inst
About one hundred ministers are e.
|cec,ed to DO in attendance.
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II The District Fair Of the coun
ties Of Orange and Washington taxes
~nlace at Livonia from the 9Th to The
18th of October, inclusive.
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TGen. Beauregard isa Catho'ic-
Il Is said that on tho morning Of the
battle, prayer was offered and tse
|holv sacrament administered to the
General and many Of the men,
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ParsosEss AT FoRr LAFAYETTE
Tho whole number Of prisoners con-
fined 1t Fort lafayette i forty-nine'
three Of whom are the ex-members o
the police board Of Baltimore.
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interesting Notice.

urAvING inside nv arrangements 70 en'er
Ia c,l. Serihnsr's regiment Of sc'un'er'''
nav =. y y Albany, il becomes necessary
for me 10 settle I'd my business. All PR
soma. therefore, ~ho are indebted to me arc
h.r.hv.no,iaed 10 come md settle their ac-
counts. either with cssh. produce or NOES
b. The 18th OF October. or will Obliged 10
force settlement By law.
Sept. is-4w j. r. Il WlDMEls, u ~