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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-09-06

Remarkable Cure OF COnsum ptiOn.
The almost miraculous cure that has been effected
in my case, prompts me to impart 10 those OF my
fellow creatures who may be suffering from like al
Fiction, the Of relief with short description
Of my case. Several years ago, my health began to
fall. was attacked by general weakness and debil.
ity, which reduced me to the mere shadow Of my
former SELF Al that stage sought medical assist
ance, and expended large amounts, but without the
least beneficial result The fell destroyer COnsump-
ton, had already seized upon my vitAiS. DAT
ly drawing closer to the tomb; my physicians held
out no hope Of recovery; my strength had wasted,
and was In state Of almost utter prostratiOn.
nothing for me except TO smooth my path to the
grave, when most fortunately, applied TO Or. L. J.
CEapkay, and atm now . we'll and perfectly sound
man. II Is dmcut for me to express the emotions
Of deepest gratitude experience when realizing the
Unreasonable service have received at the hands
Of Dr. CsaPkay, and feel reoiced that it is at least
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Blasting Apparatus, D. and Self. Ann.
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A CARD.--Prompted by an honest desire Of
my heart, l wish to lay before the public a case
which deserves high commentator, not only as an
act Of scientific skill, but Of humanity, also About
two years ago, suddenly, and from causes unknown
to ms seized with 6t Of epilepsy, which, owing
my inability to meet the expenses consequent up
on thorough medical treatment, and the discour-
agcment met with attempting il, soon became
such (as then led to believe) defy the skill
Of physician. was frequently, while in pursuit Of
my calling, thrown down to the ground without the
slightest warming and although insensible to the ag
onies, yet despised the miseries Of my life, and
soon learned to look upon those who would render
assistance shelter me from danger enemies who
sought to pro0ng the existence Of my nseries -
While in this state. and having previous to my Attic
ton tasted the sweets Of life, once more was in
duced to attempt seeking aid of physician and, by
recommendation, called upon DR.. l.. J. Czapkay. l
told him my circumstances and my inability to re-
ward him for his services, regardless of which, how
ever he undertook my case and with Che Blessing Of
God was once more restored to perfect health
Unable to reward him for the boon which enjoy at
present, and yet conscious of my indebtedness, l
consider il due to myself and to all afflicted to make
the public, in order that those in need Of med-
cal advice may find physician in whom every con
hdence can be placed
H.. 8. MEYKR YABLoSsKY.
State OF California, County Of San Francisco S.
Subscribed and sworn TO before this LIST day OF
August, A. D. 1856. GILBERT A. GRANT,
IL. 81 Notary Public.
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TERMS :

The ReD York Weskly Ar0us is publIshed In
fOrty-eight columns, printed on new and handsome
type, In the best style. 1t will be furnished to sub.
scrbers on the following terms, payable always In
advance:
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Remarkable Instance OF Medical
RelIef.-BelUw publish the certificates OF three
Of the sufferers from the panRs Of disease who, hav
ing ecOvered their former health, aud impelled by
gratitude, make known their and remedirl
agent, and their statements authenticated by u
Notary Public. The demands OF society imperiously
command their publicity, and We commend their pc
rnsal to the attention Of the Afflicted:
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-12-25
AS Is should Ec.
the bette

TUE SICK AND WOUNDED PENNsYL-
vANIAN8-W are happy to announce
that success has at last crowned the
efforts OF Gov Curtin, aud an order for
the removal Of our sick and wounded sol
diers to points within the State has just
been issued. Intelligence to this effect
has just been received from reliable
source
Though the order is a general. one, and
grants the same privilege to all the loya.
States, it detracts nothing from the credit
due to the persevering and Increasing
efforts of our noble Governor, who origin
atcd the plan, and has affected its accom-
plishment.
We heartily congratulate the hundreds
of thousands Of relatives and friends of
our brave soldiers upon the success
attending the Governor mission to
Washington. Not satisfied with the
mere issue of the order, lie yesterday
proceeded 10 Washington, in company
with Surgeon General King, TO visit Gen.
Burn>ideS army personally, in order that
the necessary preparations for the re-
moval may be made at once. Our hos
pital accommodations at various points
within the State are ample. and thousands
Of hearts will rejoice at the prospect OF
an early reunion with those from whom
they have so long been separated
AL those whose wounds or ailments
are net of 50 serious character as to reu-
der railroad travel dangerous. will be
brought here forthwith, and our citizens
should make every effort to provide them
with all that is required 10 render them
comfortable and happy.
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price. Will be found ia the accompaing
Statements. NnS , and 3, from ;hc,rd
nance Bureau."
By reference 10 this statement N,s it
viii lie found that neither North arba,
Tor Mississippi nor Kentucky, had r4v
rsl any Of these quota of ar:"s ; andy
this il also appears thar the mumbeae
iivered to each OF the seven S"ua'
States alcnfi"red ia the telegram w;qto
Virginia 400, South Carolina 646, Geg-
Ia 800. Florida 100. \ Alabama 32U, La-i
aaa IS5, and Mississippi name. Ihl IS
the lumber of arms, oil told, which eh
nf these States received Lat, whether ,n
design or ignorance, this efatemcnFso
essential to proper understanding o!he
subject. has been entirely snPpre, sean
the telegram
shall nor intimate, because DO no'e-
l;evc. that these facts could have i.n
known to Gen Scott at the time hen
eoruorarcd this telegram in his last ieii',
although it might have been eXPrql
that. a. Commanding General of the AIRY.
he would have felt sufficient interests
the subject ~ examine ihis inportante-
port from the Committee on Military J.
fairs. Certain il i that ii the auth"pf
of ihe teie"lani had announced the sIll
quota OF arms receives by each "f tie
States, aud hal not lett it for the i,nal-
All IN 70 magnify the number. the Geudl
could not have rested argument omu
limited aud trail foundation. He wod
rather have united wiih Mr.. Stant,.
when presenting this stptemeut No. -
the House Of Representatives, "n the d
january, 1851, in saying There ara
good deal al rumurs, anG spccuiayjO'
AZ mi-apprehcnsiou - to the tIue statoI
this matter
Yours, very respectfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN
WHEATLAED, NEAR LANCASTER,
lIta December, 1862
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Another GesserC~o,s. buchanan

TO the Editor Of tie Nasiona! !afe17Jencrr:
When / said to you in my letter of the
1Tth November. that with few remarks
| should close the controversy between
Gen. Scott and myself, could not have
had the most remote conception .hat he
would introduce into it new element
consisting Of late telegram o!tniuci hv
him from some unnamed individual in
Washington, ''bat not of the Or1auce
Bureau" 70 sn>,ain his position in relation
to the arms transferred for storage II the
Southern arsenal<. hy order Of the War
Department in December 1859.
10 this teleeram | confiue myself, leav-
IN" the assertion Of the General. that not
one Of the 1I5 geo (taken frnia the whole
number of 5fl,56j) OF these arms was
ever Condemned, tothe estimonyrepurt-
ed to the House bv the Committee on
Military Affairs aud his alterations that
| had omitted in my letter of 1Tth Of No
veuber 10 mention the rifles of the old
calihre Of 81 and hal intim ated that
these arms were transferred 10 equaiza in
some degree the depositcs among the dit
tcrent States" and not for the convenience
of storage and sale, to simple inspection
OF the last two paragraphs of the letter
itself
Ny Business at present is solely with
the name'ess tclegra;a and with this, side
By side. ] shall present an official report
from Captain (now CoionelA Maynarder.
of the Ordinance Bureau This was com.
muniouted TO Mr. Stanton. Chairman oi
the Committee on Military Aflirs by
Ill !
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Eyscua9Iou oC Ere.EeEicE-sb sd Ug
UEADQuARrrns ARMY OF rHE PoTouAcl

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoToNACl
Dec. I6-GP.
Tqjo7 General HaiIecE, Co7.non4sr-j IN C2f
The Army Of the po1omac was oh
drawn to this side OF the RappIhais'ck
river, because +; Il fully convinced, hat
the position In front could not be caied,
and it Was q military L,ctsstty c;rh' I"
attack the enemy or retire. y lcui- g
would have bceu disastrous to US ader
existing circumstances.
The Army was Withdrawn at rht,
without the knowled gc Of the eneInland
without loss. either of property or nh.
AMBROSE T. BCENSiIf.
jor General Conma4;ng.
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Trouble sR tEsc Cabinet.

M . JX-l;., o.. &c ~, o,o,,;.,,r
-,
7,,,,''''' '''-
4 maturity of the Senate IN e,ncps. on
tbs 1-tb instant adon,rd - resolution
Which a, first ,.r,.nared declared a want
If co.idoncn an tbair r,,r. in the Secrera-
~ NJ C,,,o hn+ wL;ch modified 90 =, to
-, ,r,..Ss :, tI,n pr,siI.n+ , ,,u,ri,,,nrs re.
cnI.,,,,,c,,d..t;.,n IL :, narf;,I reconstruction
Of lbe sliu,t. \ committee Was a,,,,.iut-
cd ~ wait u,.on ute President. and com.
n,p.,;c.tn ,ltir acti,n
On Ieirv ins;,r,rcd of tho fact. tba
Secretary ot SIT on The same day. seut
10 the President his resignation. and re-.
Infested that il 1nirht be immediately ac,
c.rrad
The Assistant Secretary Of State sent
u Ii, rcsiguation 1T the same time and in
,h. same manner
The Secretary apd Assistant Secretary
sfi)l rop,ain IT tbair' desk: a,yaitiny the
ar,nn-utn,erf of their successors.
rao IA. < .,,ccrf,ircd that tho
scn.,tnrs who met IN caucus last week were
,,I.,j.ad +, keen their nrocecdi,.os secret
,xc,.,.tir,, to 1l,e p,csitc.,f and tlcv did
ojth more success than us,ially Attends
snch deliberations The Secretary al
&,,ta b,v.yar. som heard o. tle ,r,
ceraiurs and urou,ptiy rendered hi, re,i.
r,at;o,
On Eri1,v ,;oLt tho co,,n,;rteo rro,,
tho c,ncn. AIN visited rho pra,idnr.
md ro,,.;no} ,,;.b L,,, md I'll ,I,a n.h.r
- "a, .l,a C.t,;,,a, ~ G,.,,..l J.,
i,.,, ,h.o,,, 4,,. ,,,.,,... H., r,,,. l,n,,r.
TLa roxt n.v i, no, Secretary Chase
.,-, !, III. ,a.;.,,,..,;,n n,.+ ,,,,ri,, >.
u,at,rr Of form. hut in no,d fai,h l. i
oot tnn,cp ti.at there was any objection +,
him On tha ,or, nf the c.nc9s
The REPRESENTATIVES were inno manner
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vEctory in Nor(la CAROLINA.


NAsHINGToN, Dee. 20-The follow
ing has just been received at the Head
quarters OF tie Army Of the United
States
Heodquorfcrs Department # Nor't
Caeitian. Kingston, Dee. 1T Mayor
General Uallock, Commander ii Chief
| have the honor to inform you thar | IeIt
Newbern Tor dis place on the | ltil inst,
but that owing to he bad roads and CON
s,quent delays to the trains, g., | did
not reach Southwest Creek FIVE miles
from this town, until the 18th he
enemy were posted there. but by heavy
fire Of infantry III their front and By II
vigorous artillery fire in their rear, sue
ceeGcd in forcing passage without much
los.
This morning | advanced on this town
and found he enemy strongly posted ;st
Il dcilo through a marsh bordering on Il
creek. The position was 80 well chosen
that very little Of our artillery could be
brought into play; the main attack was
therefore made by infantry, assisted by a
tew guns, pushed formidabiy on the roads
" succeeded, alter FIVE hours iiard ti:iit-
ing. in driving the enemy iIom their
position. We followed rapidly to the
river The bridge over the Neu-e at this
point was prepared for firing and was
fired in six places, but we followed 50
closely behind them that we saved the
bridge The eucmy retreatcd prin .ipalIy
~ tie Goll>juro and Kingston road
Their force was about TX thousand strong.
and twenty pieces OF artillery.
The result is we have taken Kingston
and twenty pieces OF artillery, captured
from four t. five hundred prisoners, and
found large quantities Of quarterma-tcrs.
and c"m.nz>ary stnre- Our loss viii
not exceed two hulIrel Killed aud
wounded
, "a, t-n with ,.ro.t rcoo.4
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6 Asst NOTICE.

8
4. All persons indebted 20 the Ebeuaurc
Foundry. ! Note, Eook Account. or der
wise. are hereby notified 10 cal. sHd %tlc.
Costs viii follow =, neglect Of this Motto
E. GLASS y o.
EbeasJurg. Dec. -, lsC2-3t.
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OFFICE OF JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION AGTE~.
A. LAY COOKE d co, BAEEl--.S
,.,.t--r-rr .,frtBt STREET

Z , \ -
A. Jay COOKE x co, BANEE-.S.
IA SOUTH Third STREET
philadelphia. Nov. }, 1902
Tho under -irucd. having been appointed
SUPS nRIPTIUN AGENT ~ the Sccret-ry If
the Treasury, i now prepared 10 furnish u;
once, the
NEW TWENTY ! YEARGpcr ct BONDS
Of the United States, designated as Five
Twentie-." redceinaJic at the pleasure Of the
Government, after FIVE years, and authorized
iy Act Of Congress. approved February 9,
The COUPON BONDS are issued in sums
Of So 500: $3.50, $lo0n.
The REGISTER BONDS, in sums of So
500. S5Ol. ) 600, ana $50 0.
Interest at Six per cent. per annnm VII
commence from date of purchase and -
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
-er7i-tunualIv. which is equal. At the present
prelniuln on gold, TO about EIGHT PER CENT.
PER ANNUA.
Farmer. Merchants, Mechanics. Capitaliets.
and all who have amy money tc invest, should
know and remember that these Bonds are, IN
effect. FIRST MORTGAGE upon al Rail-
roads. Canals, B nix stocks ani Securities,
and the immense products Of all the Mama
fiic,ures. sc. Sc, IL the country and thai
the full and ample provision made for the
pavment OF the interest and liquidation e
principal. ~ Customs Daties, Excise Stamps
and Internal Reyenue, serves TO make tAesc
Bonds the
Best, A,ef AroHabie and Iost I'aPl!ar
I,resfnaeSL io ftc bgr..et.
Subscriptions received al PAR in Legal
Tender Notes. or notes and checks OF banks
at par in Philadelphia. Subscribers by mail
viii receive prompt attention. and every facil-
itv and explanation viii be afforded on app!!-
cation at this Office.
\ full supply o. Bonds will be kept on hand
for immediate delivery.
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent.
Nov. Il, iSG2-Gm.
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! UDiVOR-S NOTICE.

Z u tUU : NDtitJl---
u The undersigned Aud tor appoinsd by
tGe Orphans Cou.t OF Cambria C5guy. 10
report distribution of the money in the binds
OF Wn. ki.tcil, Esq, Trustee 10 sell Il. real
estate OF Thomas ) ck>uU. dec d, ilcreby gives
notice that he wii attend to lae du.ts ri
said appointment ~ his office, in Ebcnburg.
on MONDAY, the I9lh day OF January
next, al oue O'Clock. l.. N. when and tiI"re
all persons Interested may attend.
!. &. SLANLAN, Aud.or.
Dec. =, 1852 81
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W!tn great r"S1ect.
J. c. FOSTER,
Mai Gen. uluu,an,iiuy.

MAJ Gen. tnluuiandlng.
The capture III Kingston. North
Carolina, by the United States fo~ce under
command Of General t. Foster. is one
of the most inipor:anj events Of the war.
The fall Of GnIG borough may be coufii, mt
~ predicted a$ a sequence 10 this brilliant
movement, ana tiie possession OF this place
viii give us control otthe railroad ranuing
from Eal in to Wilmington and Charles
t n, and termcr'y The only railroad cofaect-
iuERichmnn with the Gulf States After
the capture of Roanoke Island by General
burnside. j eEer-on Davis 5ecanc fully
aware Of the danger he@ctting him ia
North Carolina lie forcsaw the ~ ,ha-
hiiify of the present advance upoa Colds
borough, and knew fall VI! shat in the
fall of thar city his entire communicate
with the South would Le cDt Of He.
therefore, >hrewiiy sent :, message 10 the
rebel Congress advising the complexion ui
the rajiroai from Nauy.Iie. Virginia, to
Groenshoruugh, North 'arn.iua Atrres-
cltt this roi,i is la good order AID Davis
can bring troops 80 it. ana stores from the
South. for his arIuy in trout of Richmond
lTt Ia 4 very rouuddhout way. i lie cap
turc ul Co!Gsh"rnu2h gives us possession
of the n,ain. direct. and most important
line Of Southern communication South
Carolina viii sulr em0,t by our success at
Kingston. and 10 protect hef Interests at
this point. General. Evans, her tayoritc
son. was placed in cnmman! there Had
not the railroad from banrillc tp Greens.
borough been completed, Gol!sboroush
would have been - import an5 as a point
Of st:ate2ic interest a. Petersburg. Eir.in
in, is at present. il i quite probable that
the rebels Wi cvacuate Wilmington, and
make desperate efforts to re1el any further
advance of General Foster to the interior
ot the Old North State" 1t j. crafty
in. to know, at this innc'ure. that Gcncr-
nj I'o ter has been very LARGELY rojnturc2d
hv Generals Emory ana Peek. the former
with division of troops, and the latter
with an excellent corps.
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ry~ 4 merchant from the interior Of
Mississippi describes the people as suffer
ing great hurd~hips. Cotton can bc bought
for &c. per pound Confederate money
Large quantities have been burnt along
the river hank~, and for ,wontg miles b. ok
from |icksburg downward Flour ut
Jackson, Miss, is so per burrci; coffee.
s. Eer pound tea ,Sl7; woman 5 shoes, 81 ;
to SIT mems, So
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VIE UNION
q 1

-T1~z~
cis'.izei-.=s>s UNION ILi-NiNG EELL.
k-3 L1,54sjGrg PE.
e-Esss.zsr.>~@S-s
Ihe subscriber begs leave 10 i7rorm the
Puhli. that he is prepared te furnish. on
short notice and on reasonable terms, NJ!
manner Of WORKED LUMBER, SASH AND
DOORS. and MOCLDINGS.
All work warranted To give entire sststAc-
:;on. otherwise 40 charges VIII be made.
Orlers from a distance solicited, and Gi,cd
with romrrHess au3 q patch.
r%s27 Rough Lsalber taken in exchange foe
Worked Lumber, 3. Z. WILLIAGS.
Eoensburg, Jan. 80, lS62-tf
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Notice new and improved schedule
of Ebcnsbnrg and GresscD Branch Rail
road elsewhere.
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J OUrs, very rcFTectfNIIv,
JAMES BUCHANAN
WUEATLAED, NEAR LANCASTER,
lIta December. 1862
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9YlHB undersigned will cell q suction On
y "Wednesday, August 6.h, le62, I'll biz
properly IN thjg county. consisting Of the
wstss mill knows o HsstsFs mill. and 125
sesss Of land sdjDisisg; aI.o hosse. hoss,
lumber, &c.
The land will b ssld fos oss-shIsd cssh.
one.shlrd 10 one year. end one third 10 two
yssss; he mill fos one third cash, one third
u oss yess, sad ysssly psymeats Of 600
ssch (os The oshss ShIvd; shs other property
under - cssh, over q ose ysss's credit will
10 given. ADAn HATrEn.
JuIy g. 1854.
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False REPoars.-The counties ad-
iacent to Warrick have been full Of
false rumors in respect to the numbers
and designs Of the rebels for the past
week. On Sunday il was stated that
they were 270O strong 1t Newburg,
and on Monday night . courier came
from Elizabeth to this comfy post
haste stating that 1000 rebels were
on their way to attack Boonville, and
asking for help. BY Q O'Clock q large
number Of our citizens were nnde'
arms and on the march. Arriving q
/ Huntingburg they found the people
armed and awaiting the return OF run
'Iners, who had been sent 70 ascertain
1.-THE truth Of the rumos: AT about
,|o'clock the runners returned, bringing
J THE tidings that the people had beer
; made victims Of : cruel hoax. the re
bells st Newburg not daring to ventur
further into the State, but after steal
ling what they could, skedaddlcd owe
the river.
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great excitement through the State,
and in . short time Gov. Morton was
rendered IL, 900 troops to rid the bor-
der Of the rebels. He accepted . large
number for thirty days, and with the
active duty they ought to have rebels
will BE- scarce in Kentucky At the ex-
|piration Of that time.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND!
NOTICE 70 hereby given that viii ell
Av q public auction. q the residence Of
George r. Mayo. late Of Dubois county. De-
cssssds on
Fsidsys Aug. I, 1862.
The following rssl estate. sisusssd IL Dubois
county. to-wit:
The south half Of the south west quar-
Ger Of section number foasiesn. township
sumbsr two, south range elk west. eoassia.
ing eighty scrss.
Terms-A credit Of twelve months will
Do given, The purchaser giving pots with
approved security. waving valuation end
. pprsisemeut Laws. with interest Svom dsse
July 2. NORMAN FfsHER, sdmy.
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AF The Common and Coaesessional Town
~ ship School Funds Of Dubois county,
| odlsns. fos the fscsl year 1861. from me
Arss day Of April, ls6l, 70 the 3lss day O
March, 1852. both days inclusive. % report
ed 10 The Board Of County CcmmIssloness q
their June term. 1862, % follows'
RECEIPTS.
There wss ssmaiasng in The Tssasmsy o.
The 6sss day Of April 1861 ei.oes y
There hes sincs been ssesived The
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There Wlll - : meeting for The puspose
81 sslslae volunteers q Porsersviils oE Sat-
us1sy nexs Several spesksss have prom
.ss1 q - q attendance; the Jsspsr Bssss
nssS yin snlivsn he occasion viii ss ms-
sis. ssd : eosi sins gsssssl'y b anticipated
Thsse sss ssvsvsl persons nov engaged 10
ssislss velussssrs 10 this coso'y A. J.
Deebss he been commissioned - I'd Lieut..
% musles u voIunsssss 10 this county. He
Il ssslsss1 b. Mi. John Mehsiager. WIN
Han, Jos. Fisher and olhsrs. who ere oil
sszlous y al - company speedily. Nov
u ahs tine los our young mss 70 aid 'hc''
ssunssy. By promptly responding % 'his
ssIl dram will b prevented. and peses
probably y restored In short time. W.
pubIIsh elsewhere The circular issued B,
Csnnas6sns Lewis 70 the people Of shi
district. Lei COR patriotic cisissas vespon'
viii alsssisy. md secure for The Duboi
ssapssy that extra 500. Lethnes bsssi
that whsa or country hooded men % defss
hss ssl upheld or glorious Uaioa. Duboi
ssuusy Wss The let 10 furnish them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-07-23

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NorIcE u hereby given shst the under.
~ signed hes been appointed sdminisssa.
tor de bonis non Of the estate Of Chasleysoy
Arms, late Of Dubois county. deceased; ssit
eststs 10 supposed 20 b solvent
July % JAMES 4. Poison, sdmr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-07-23
EXECUTORS SALE.

M Office 6 hereby given that ! will sell
~ q public suction, On
Friday, Aug. Z, 1852,
q The residenee d Hiram Collins. slI the
psssonsl property Of John Fisher. late Of
Dubois county. deceased, consulting of Cat
lie. farming stsnsi3sv household and Kitchen
fusnisuss, 10.
Terms Of ssle-A credit Of ok months
will be given on ell sums over thsse dollars
the psschsses giving HE note with approved
security. wsiving valuation sni sppseismsnt
laws. With interest from date; I'll sums 81
three dollars and under cash In hand.
DULY 2 NORMAN FisRsR. Exv.