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Trumbun and Mercer Musical Asso.

y
ofthe two hundred and City singers present
at the Convention in Kinsmsn last fall, there
is no one probably but looks back with pleas
ure to the time spent under the mastery train
ing Of Prof. Bradbury. The Anthems. the Choir
uses and the variety of other music. as the tide Of
deep rich harmony rolled gladly on. will long
be remembered. The next convection O this
society will beheld. under the direction of Prof
@. A. Bentley. in Gustavus, Trumbull county,
commencing ut ten O'Clock A. NJ on wednes-
day, the frsto OF May, and continuing three days.
will close with a Concert on Friday evening,
the third Of May Admittanee to the concert
25 cents. The books to be used. generally, are
the Jubilee" aud the New York Glee and
Chorus Book"
B.FENN, JR. Sec.
HARTFORD. April 80. 1861.
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b Cheese Watts! Cheese Watts Il

hA1h1 MEN. we call your attention
~ to our Cheese Vat, manufactured at West Ando
yer. Ashtabnla Co.. o. We confidently believe We
can offer you The hest vat now manufactured in the
country. Som points Of superiority We enunerate.
We support the bottom OF the tin vat with an iron
truss brace. This is so constructed as to support
the bottom and sides Of the vat and allows the rat to
dry thoroughly each day, while with the ordinary
wood STAT il is constantly wet, and so wears ana rusts
the vat Instead ef the eight wood legs Usually
used and so difficult in tipping the vat especially IL
the foor-is uneven we have substituted two substan-
tial iron legs central to the vat At one end is a
third iron leg fastened to the nsor and jointed at the
door; At the top It works in an iron plate fastened 70
the vat The constructi on is such that with the least
effort the vat is tipped or brought TO q level position.
Our heater is SUBSTANTIAL iron and copper arrange
ment. and adapted TO wood or coal. On the heater
is placed an iron water boiler which Communicates
With the heater. when the vat is sufh eiently heated
q lever Is moved which shuts Oh the heat from the
vat and arrows 1t in the water boiler thus giving a
supply Of hot water when you want 1t to clean up
with. Yen who want watts should zee these before
buying elseEhfre a gents J.. Lane. Hartford. O..
Fitch, Kinsmsn.J J. B. Curtis. FArmington, Reed
er, Bowler. !. K. Marsh. nesopotamia.
WILKINS 4 CURTIS.
West LndoTsr. March o, Issl-em.
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Fatal Accidents.

An cid eesslemGn named Catlin. last week,
while crossing the canal in Newton Falls, on
the locks, fell and was killed; he was found 8
. short time afterwards. ii
In Girard. a man named. I'VE believe) Aehsin.
was found, a few days ago. drowned in the riv-
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Misses saz1nelia Olivia. and Csles.
tiais Concerts. =

The Concerts given by these two young Ia.
dies on Saturday and Monday evenings were
attended by large audiences, and gave general
ssStisfaeion. Miss Juviuelis's voice is of great
compass. ezeeedingly flexible. reaches The
highest notes with the greatest apparent ease,
sounding clear as abirds song. Her Forrest
.ers song" and a Long for Spring. were
beautifully executed. Miss Celestisis "If I
tonly Werea Man" and the Onion song
by bOthlsdiss, fairly brought dOwnthe house.
The Unionists were in a large majority. es=
Pecially among the single men, after the last
manned song.
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ARARE CHANCE!

A well selected Stock Of Goods suita
IN bic for first class coantry store IN one OF the
best business loeationsi in TrumhrIl Co, Is for sale at
a bargain. and on the most favorable terms A con
modious store rooE aud fixtures Is for reut or sale
with the above. To those yshipg 10 invest aa safe
proftab le and web established business an unusual
chance viii be offered. For further particularly adj
dress Box ia. warrsn,o. Jan ls' ISL
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PIANO FORTES,

THE Subscriber keeps Guns andy on
i hand at his Piano ware room. Ne. 10. Public
Square. Gle vslan6, o., q well selected assort.ient Of
the best Pianos to be found in the country. lie has
q variety Of the best makes. He " ouh call particu.
lar attention to his tine stock of Lighte & Bradbury's
new improved Pianos, which Row stand unriTalled
He has sold these Pianos for ten years and can
speak in the highest terms Of them. Terms reasona-
HE as low as the lowest. Call and examine.
April 3. is6i- alA s. 7. POMRR0Y.
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North Bloomfield, Post Office.

In accordance to notice. previously given. the
qualified electors of Bloomfield township; irres-
peetive Of party, assembled on the first Monday
of April, AID. 1851 at the time and place for
electing township officers; and made choice of
Vim. c. Savage, a member Of the Republican
party; and no mistake, TO receive the appoint
ment of Post Master. foF North Bloomfield,
Trumbull county Ohio.
On counting the ballots. it was aseertained
that VIM Savage had received 81 votes. and
Samuel Ticehurst, had 2 votes, for said Office
Of Post Master - Z e-..nA q =
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CHBRIFF'S SALEAs Special Master.
- George FusssIaAn. susrl In Irunbuh Com
IOhn Battles. e. al By virtue Of an or.
der Of Sale. in the above entitled cause, issued out
Of the Court Il Common Pleas Of Trumbull. Ohio
and to me directed and delivered. I have levied on
and shall offer 10 public sails at the door Of the Court
House in Warren in said county, on r-'
Saturday the 27M day Of APril, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. u. and 4 o'eIee
P. NJ Of said day, the following d~escri6ed Real Es.
tate. to wit Situate in the Township Of Wsathersheld
being township No. three in the third range OF town
ships in the Conneeticut Western Reserve in the
State Of Ohio. and which is also in the county Of
Trumh all and is known bounded and described. a.
follows. TO wit; Beginning az q point in the center Of
the Highway which point is also in a line running
three feet west OF the house and perp-ndic1lar to
the highEsy and running aioBg the middle of the
highway s 67[. i. H-S0 chains, thence along the
highway S. 53Hs.E 10, 50 chains to the east line Of
let 20 in the 1000 acre Salt Spring Tract. thence
south on said lot line u. 90 chains to the south line
OF said lot, thence west on the south line 1878 chains,
thence north "a. West s. 6S chains, thence north
23<s, east $50 chains to the point Of beginning. aud
contains forty three aud two thirds acrosof land With
n~onuments ma E OF wood or stone at each corner -
EnrVeyed byJ K Burnham. Deputy County Survey
or. Sept %. le55, be the sAnemore or less APprais-
ed 81 S-p acre. Terms eAsh. =
shsriH's once, Warren, March q. lssl-ss.
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OF OHIO. rRUMBULL c..

~ Isaac k~sheFEoodSPln- In Court Of Cen
Everbar Pieuss&Jndson PafnJ The said Ju4saa
tier, Den. Painter Z nstiaed,
that on the 14th dly Of February. A. D .lsel. tAs
PlG Sled In The CLERKS ONCE offhe Coert Of Con1sa
Pleas, county and stats aforesaid .hiE Petition ,ag1inss
him and said EVeThart PleuSs, alleging that on the IA
day OF Jan. A. D. 1855. said Painter, by contrast Ia
writing sold TO said Pieass about fcrty.fve acres -
land. situated in Braesvills. Trunhuno suntY. 0his.
for the sum OF eS64. that said Pl-1ss has paid on naA
contract the sum Of $500. hat there rsnains- dus On
en- the 26th cay OF March, A, D. 1850, szid DeN Pai1-
tier sold AID ransferTe1 said ~eontraet and the money
dze thereon to Plh.. and that he owns the s1ne-
Ptd. asks for jadEuent against said Bts1E for ssit
sun o. s353 60, interest and costs. Unless said Paln-
tier answers by the third Saturday Stsr tbs Tsth dsy
Of April, AID ls6l. iudgneEtwin be taken aGa!Hse
- FORREST L BEREEzT.
lFss. q, Rsi-swI Aays COR Pis.
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Grafenberg Family Medicines.
FOR Sale by agents throughout the
United States at the following Retail Prices:
HOME ~TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD. Trumbull Co. o., March =, 81.
1 hereby certify that 1 have been dealing in the
Graf enberg Medicines for the past year. and can
truly say thatthey have met with the decided appFo-
hation OF the people Of this place. particularly the
Pills and Catholicon.' They will readily perform all
and more than is promised for them I have sold n
bout fifty bottles Of the Cstholicon the past season,
and 1 hear the best res alts in eve.y case
- J. q. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Grefenberg
Medicines. Dr.B is a physician Of extensive Prae-
tice, and one Of the most Successful in the comfy
(TrumbulD in which he resides:
HARTFORD. Trumbull Coo. March Z. 81
This eertifes that I have uesd the Gr8fenber re
Pills and Msrshsl's Cstholicon, sold here. by J. IL.
c. Johnson. in my practice, to ny entire s~atisfsc-
ton. They are good medicines. q
Dig W BUSHNELL.
WEST BKDFoRD. CoshOcton Co, NAV IA, 81.
Mr.. II. B. Kingsley, Sfr:-I have been selling the
medicines Of the Grefenherg Company for the last
tan years, and h2ys Invariably found them to give
great s~atisfaeti on AID the pills 1 have sold {. a great
many families as regular as their tsa and coffee, and
with my trade they have become a staple article
MarshAl's Uterine Cstholicon is a-medieine thai has
done a great amount Of good IN female dissases.-
One lady ] sold it to told me that abe haa received
more benefit from one bottle than she did from q long
course Of medical treatment by the most skillful ply
sicians. Yours, truly. AhEsA WILSON. .
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"BL00D FOOD"

which re stores the red ~slosulss. and Ihns The ns-1aI
Sirculation- ConsunptiVest friends Of eonsumps-
ives n Sufferers from any organic diseasefi Uufcr.
tunates, Who have by excess Of the BODY or mind. ~
dueed the standard Of The bloo& and diniuishedfhs
red ~globuieB Ladies' sndsTing any Of the distressea
known As Female eomYiaiHts. be persuaded the.Bloed
Food" can cure you Il has cured thousands OF dee
Perate cases where allhops has been given up. Do
at rel set il. do not throw away your only hope Tbs
TBlood Food" IS an ~unfsiling remedy; give Il = trial
An elaborate treatise. carrying ant ald faA1 prov
ing the theory advanced here % be correct. sihk b
mailed 10 any interested party en- the receipt Of two
3cent stamps Blood FOed is sold By All d~rnggists /:
or where il cannot be had. I will send G bottles frss
OF expense. for 81. Prise. single bottle 81 Il ia
put up In 5 OF. WALSH yellow UraPpers-theold Kind.
IN small bottles. in red wrappers having oeea done
aEsy With-snd bears ths facsimile signatars OF
Church < Dupont upsn the Ace % the wrapper. Be-
ware Of eoRnlsrsits and imitatioas.s
CT. DCP0NE Sole Proprietor, ID
IFeb. 90, Dl15--4G9 Broadway. New York.
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p. otEIectior

On April lst, at the township %eleetion in
. Greene township, The voters poIied 16e votes for
choice Of Post Master, which resulted in cleo
ting R.R BAseon1. Who reserved eighteen votes
u.jofity. oyet all others
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female Irregularities, weakness, uterine displace
ments. and all local uterine difficulties and constitu
tional troubles of women are entirely cured by the
Grefepberg Marshal's Cterine Cz:hoicon.
In this connection. Miss Beeeher, sister Of the
Rev, Henry Ward Beeeher. in Letters TO the People.
page 100. says:
ailing. Amid the immense circle Of my friends and
acquaintanees. 1 cannot recall ten married ladies
horn in this century and country, who are perfectly
healthy"
In cases. however. where the Grefenberg Catholi-
con has been used. We Rust say that health has RAP
Idly taken the place OF disease. and ladies' have be
come robust, strong. vigorous and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason. OF Elnira, says "Beautifuldndsed.
is the e~cnhding trusting nature Of woman. nut how
much does it need to be protected by q rstehfGlness
that will lead her in time Of disease 10 appeal TO a
medical adviser Of scientific education, moral worth
and purity Of character"
All these may be secured by addressing the Grnf-
enbsrg Company.
am 3 Methodist clergyman. Ny heart has fairly
ached TO witness the feeble health OF women a. l
have. ira yelled my circuit presiding the gospel i
thank God, however. that I have seen AL these dis
e1srs give way to the Grzfenberg harshals Utennc
catholicon, UhereVeri t has been used
-Ta Rev. PETRRsHARP,
- a1f RidgeWay. Mlehigsn. 81
pro Formerly Of Western Stark. Medina Co, o..
Tor sale by Woods & Pew. Karrens J. IL g. John
son. Hartford; Chew 4 aoaton, Broekhsld; ,, W
Leslie, Niles: z. Jackson & Bro. Hubbard; l.. 7.
SouIe. Newton Falls; Curtis & Smith, Greeni Beck
with & Brothers, Gustavus; NJ. Barnard, kinsmsn;
Aidrich 4 Beach. Fowleri S-Fansler. Bristoli E.P.
H0lcott, Earmington. rrar AE "a
For Medicines and Agencies address E rr-
H-B, KINGSLEY. Asentsier s
y March q, Is6f.i Cleveland, Ohio.
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Lutheran Church.

Rev. S Wagner, will preach in the Luther
an Church Of this place. next Sabbath, at IO%
o'clock, A. N. in the English language; the
public are respectfully invited to attend.
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[oct. "a, ls6o10UW.
NOW Is YOUR TINE,

NOV Is YOUR TIME l
~ NOW is YOUR TINE. o Is YOUR TINT
TO BUY A GOo1 PIANO. I0BUY @ PIANO
For less than half price. for less thar. half price. tsr
less THAI half price. : gssd second hand piano, seed
actisa and sweet toas, good fer ten or dheen years
constant practice. will bs sold for one hundred ana
twenty ave dollaTs, cost VIXEN new three hundred
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A DINERS SALEo RRALESTATE.

A DM'RS SALE OF REALESTATE.
III NOtiesi Is he rely given. fhat the Hndersigns4
Administrator Of the Estate % John ". Fox. late Of
TrumBui county, deceased. will sell at Puzzle Sale.
at the late residence af-said John H.RoE. deceased,
lin Warren township. Trunbull eourty. Ohio.
"a the llh Gqy-of ApTIL ls6l,-
To Commence at one oicloek P.-M-of said dav.
the folio ling described real estate, 10 Wit Part %
the north vest corner Of lotSo. u " The cWrshiP sf-
Warren. Trumbuli county. OhHs bounded north n
the north line Of said lot 10. II, east s !. BY Es-
bsning river, north N.-W-by a road runpinE from
the Trambuli and Ashtsbula Turnpike TO- LeAritts-
burg and south BY = Wine drawn parallel With the
north line so Tar south as to include ftteer aerss Of
land Aixo, a snaIFtrset 81 lot Of land, eoataining
about ten square rods. bounded anddese-ibsdE5 fot
lows, to wiz Ooumencing at the n0rth-e&st oornes
Of the school heuse lotin D1triet NO. 9snsaid tt
Ho-l in said Township Of warren; thence saet 10
ket to ; posts thsace sOathseast4Tr rods 70 Z post
the nee soufh-West AZ rods 70 = post; thenes Forth
west * rods 70 a post: hence norih-east Z feet 70
the corner of The schoo EhOlse lot; heree south o.
said schoolhnuse lot line about a. rods 70 = pot
standing on the EoutS line n sad school house lot;
thence east Aloug said south line OF szid schoOl-houss
lot to the south east corner OF the sane; t~he1egH5fh
along the east line Of said sehooEhouss let 70 the
place OF beginning. Said lot IL bounded On the zor.h
By the road or Highway. Said frst described tract
is appraised At 80 per acre. the tract eoutaininx IL
Squsrl rods At SI0--Tsrms0f Ssfe@ 0aethfrd ef tha
purchase money On the day Of sale. one third In ere
year. and the SAlapss iRs.e ysa.sfron that datS.
with lnteFgE. JAMES wilson. Ad1f -
the sststs 81 SOha Rox.ess.
tNareh u. issi-4Ei fTTFFESes PAtA 4;T,
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Making comedian as follows: e
Al Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo, Cleveland.
Columbus & Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie, and Cleve.
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion with hacks for Chagrin Falls. &c.
At Mantua with hacks for RaVenna, &e.
At BrscsVille with hacks for Newton Falls, 10.
At Wares with hacks fer Sharon, Greeuvflle, Mead.
vile. Bloomfield. Canheld, &C.
At youngstown with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by P. 1T. W. &
@. Railroad 10 Pittsburgh.
[Msr. 20, 1851. cHAs.L RHODES, supt.
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psaf and sllna

Deaf and Blind
Dr. ESxrr. ocuiist and Utist, who exclu-
siveiy trsats deafness and diseases Of the eyes
and All imperfecsious of ~visiOns and inserts ar
t6eial eyes thai move, will visit Warren. six
weeks, tsnee sxeek.) on each Aeaday at the
oaskiI House. Serious eases Of deafness or
-blindnss s~hSal2~appss early 80 IA to aEord
sufficient time TO cure them.
To begin Monday April sad, ISa&l
CASEASI9HT RESTORED.
0LENA. Huron Co., August, 1860.
The undersigned has been afflicted six years
with a ualady Of the eyes, and so blind as not
to be able to see q mark or white paper. +
have used the caustic in any quantity, for a
long time; finally / was told BY themost prom
inent physicians that 1 was incurably blind.
Recently. however. | heard of DR. Knapp, the
Eastern 0eulist. at Ne l57 Prospect street,
Cleveland, and on applying to him, he imme-
piately gave me the encouragement that he
could restore my sight I am glad to say he
has done so-and now / can see 10 read and
do business. l consider the cure almost mir
~aeulous, had every reason to believe | should
never see again. Ldeem it chiefly due to DR..
Knapp's invention, which he uses in place Of
~caustie. and winch cause the eye to feel pleas
ant and agreeable, in about a minute after its
application. e gsrsG ISAAC PRAYER.
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MHITTLEsEY ADAMS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW ANB NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office On Main Street in Smith & MeConbs' Block
ColIeeti0ns promptly made Deeds acknegledeed
cOAveyaheing attended 10 lDse, y. SOL
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Blond sntsaiatnts.
'on Refinery Burned.

Ths-Rs6asFy- belonging to Mr. Ryder in
in Meees. was burned on Saturday night =
amount Of less unEHO%n. Cd z M
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE By Or.

I.s. q, psr-s.l zassssif i
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t Gather for SEED BAGS,
II AtMecoNNELL,s. siAis ST.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-07-17

NOTICE l. hereby given that In pnvsn-
~ snce az az order and dscsse made ~
ihs Nav tern Of The Commsn Pleas Court.
1861. of Dnbois county. will sell At Public
\ lie IL ths premises oi dece1snt. on Sstur-
d.v. The 81, day ~ August, 1861. the fol-
lou ing rent es'n'e :" vii: so"'h east I sec
non No. Is. town 4. south Of range 3 west.
containing 40 acres.
A credit will be given - follows: ore
half The parchsse money 10 three months
from sals. and The o'her hill In elk months.
The purchaser giving notes with approved
security, bearing interest from .'Ate. waving
valuation and npprsisment lave.
D,N'i JONES. sdm'r Of NJ. Jones.
July II, l8Cl-4
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JASPER COURIER.


lCFOn accounted the length Of ou'
abstract Of the Message, we are una
bic to publish much news. Congress
has ratified the ,usurpations Of ths
President. and legalizcd the prcser
war, and although there may be diff
ferences as to the causes and policy d
the war, and we can see no good t
result from it, still it Is the duty of cv'
cry citizen to sustain the government
and pray for an honorable peace.
We have no news Of any great bat
tie as yet. though there have been sew
eral small but brilliant engagements
Col. Sigel, with one regiment Of Mis-
souri, volunteers defeated Gen. Harris
with about 5000 Confederate troops
at Carthage, Mo-. last week, taxing !
number Of prisoners. Gen. McClel
Ian and Gen. Morris. with the Indi
ana and Ohio boys, in Western Vir
GINA, have each had an engagement
with superior numbers, and defeated
the rebels, capturing their arms anc
camp equipagc. and it is thought hav'
driven them completely from that por
tion Of the State; McClellan's dis
patch reports the capture Of over
thousand prisoners.
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o. July 9th. 1861. BY A. u Alexander.
j. r., Mr.. MICHAEL LEicSufr 10 Mi-s MAR
cARErrA KKEsER.
The above is ppoiher evidence that tho
.course Of true love never did run smooth
The bride 10 this case, u Seems, 70 lovrd
the groom A. 70 hsve him put ~ j'l because
he wouldn't marry her after promising 10.
After two days Of jail privileges. he con.
cludej The restraints Il ms',imony we're to
be preferred. and 20 the kno, war duly tied,
and hels during the ceremony. Tnsy arc
not now living together
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yoLcSrEERs. Between 20 and 3ol

men left Haysvilc. IN this county,
last week. and volunteered for the
war. They attached themselves tol
Capt. Magoiiin's company from Loo
ynn,ce. now ia camp at Ninccnnes.
The dny they Lat lie boy were para
lied under Capt. Mchringer. Of this
placr. who marched them to the mp
pcr end OF the town, where they re-
ccivei an accession 10 their ranks
from Davis Greek. They then were
marchci 10 the house formerly occu
pied rs a store house BY MIR. Throop,
where several hundred people had A.
scmbled. and partook Of magnificent
dinner prepared for them bv the citi
zens. After dinner they marched 70.
the grove, where Capt. Bryant. Of Mt
Pleasant, made some remarks about
Magotfin havinglcd them oil by false
prctenscs. most Of them having pre-
yiously agreed 70 JOIN company b.
ing made up by Capt. BRYANT. The
boys. however, led by Mr.. Marley
determined to march to l.oogoo,cc,
and hear the other side. Rev. j. r..
ST. Clair then took the stand and made
an eloquent md patriotic speech. ex.
hortng them rs 10 their duty as Anne
rican cltizehs AMI soldier.
Some cigh. or ten persons frr,rn thai
township. also. joined Capt. Morgan
\ company from Pike county. nnd last
Moniay ex-cdfor Downcy recruited
several murr fnr the same company in
the west end of Bainhrd-r township.
About twcnry from Cclr-tinr and
vicinity have gone IN Capt Kirk :
company. OF New Albany.
Enough men have now yo'un'e rcd
from this coanty 70 have !,rtnc enc
inll company. and WI think il w"ul'l
lhave l,vrl, better to lave went ~ a
company "t their own. Mr-srs. Meh.
ringer ani Wclunan have rrw about
: sixty iii company which i rendered
,Ifor service when ncece /, aral thoso ~
our citizens who are dcSlrnns ~ sriv
: Ing their country Mould drwcil 70 I'LL
lIup the ranks. ant - With men iht.
arr acquainted with and know can y,
relied upon.
The Dubois company was rendered
! for service nndcr the prrscil' chill. *
pecting 10 yet ia with flr ionrfec'
h companies required from the First dis
. rrict. bnt hv some hocn- l"rnS q com
pany was accepted from Jackson g"
: and one from Orange. AMI ours lci
out. We did not know bei''rc thai
i Jackson and Orange belonged 70 tl'
\. first district.
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TFAcHER's ExAMrSArroS. Rev. Mr..
Strain, County Examiner. requests us
to give notice that he will have pub
lie examination Of such persons as are
desirous Of becoming teachers Of free
schools in this county, on Thursday
August 8, at Dist. School house No.
y, in Jasper. The law contcmplates
ia public examination Of all applicants
for free schools, and we are informed
that Mr.. Strain intends holding -four
snch examinations in the year.