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The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-04-23

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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clcrk-IIExRv A. HoLTHAus.
Auditur-JoHs MEBRiScER.
Treasurer THEODORE SoEpERMAxs.
Rrcorder-SrkPHEH JERcER.
Sheriff-JoHS wuKEL.
Coroner -CHARLKs kRAus.
Surveyor BEsJAnIS r. KEMP.
HARVEY Nicholson,
J. d. BicKwEknERr, Commissioners.
Wn. n. GREExs y
oFrfcERs OF RAIHBRIDeE rowSsH'r.
Jas,iees-A. II. Alexander, ~ keefer
>. Rose.
Trustee--Kasper John
Coretabies-An Anthony Ecker,, r. Guekes
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The New York herald., 1862-12-26

Two thousand shoddy blankets, sent to st. Paul,
Minnesota, from Cincinnati, which the govern
ment paid 81 95 each for, were issued TO the sol
diers for 81 25. and considered dear at that; but
the volunteers were suffering for the want Of
blankets they concluded to take them.
The republicans OF New Hampshire have nomi
mated for Congress, in the Fourth district, Joel
Eastman, throwing ovcrboard Hon. Gilman Mars
ton, the present member. In the Second district
HoR. Edward II. Rollins is nominated for re-elec
tion. In the Third district j. W. Paterson recev.
ed the nomination, after bitter contest between
his friends and those OF Thomas NJ. Edwards, the
present representative.
The philosophers Of the Tribune claim three
thousand five hundred majority at the last election
10 Oregon Tor the republican party, when il Is
well known Ill. 30 ticket that was elected was
for Governor ami STATE Printer were democrats
and those for member OF Congress and Secretary
of State we're conservative republicans.
Twelve deserteis from Whites regiment OF vir
ginia rebel cavalry on Tuesday voluntarily took
the oath Of allegiance TO the United States govern
meut, In Baltimore.
The correspondent Of the Baltimore American
at Suffolk is satisfied that the army Ia that vicinity
IL capable Of marching into Richmond. He says
the roads leading to the rebel capital are good
and less protected than any other route, and the
soldiers are all anxious to undertake the Job.
Our correspondent ia Beyrout, Syria, writing on
sAs 5sA ol September, turnishcs a very interest
The New York herald., 1862-12-26

do plan and fight them. The necessary sup
plies were withheld from General Mcclellan at
Harper's Ferry at the time that the
radical journals were clamoring against
him for not moving ON, and so IL has
been in the case of Burnside General
Franklin swesrs that, Notwithstanding the delay
OF the po0toons, the position Of the enemy would
have been captured had more men been on the
field on the day of battle. Whose fault is that!
Il it not boasted that We have 100000 men in
armss Is 1t not the fault of General Halleck
and the Secretary OF War that we had not
enough men at the decisive point! II seems
that there are not only no military men at
Washington to carry on the war, but not even
men of common sense. The only suggestion
Burnside received from headquarters was
caution not to attack too sOon while all his
generals agree that, from the imbecility which
rules at the capital his attack was delayed too
long, and thus failed.
There is abundant ground in this report for
the most determined action of both houses of
Congress, and we trust that Immediately after
the recess joint resolution will hs adopted
calling upon the President to remove Stan
ton and Halleck, Msigs and the whole
batch Of incompetent officials whose delays
paralyze the best efforts of the generals in the
field And, to aid in the same result, we would
suggest that a great meeting be called in this
city to give expression 70 public opinion
and send deputation to Mr.. Lincoln. The
meeting intended to be held last Saturday was
postponed till fuller Information could be OBJ
tanned of the facts. The official report of the
Congressional committee has furnished it on
oath from the best sources, and now Is the
time for the people to act.
The New York herald., 1862-12-26

lessly CALLED them. Russia proceeds differently.
She looks for no immediate returns Of treasure,
save in fair commercial transactions. She treats
her new subjects, or those she intends shall flI
that capacity, with friendly discretion; she
improves their commercial facilities, adds to
their material welfare, and thus obtains q sure
and lasting hold upon the people she wishes
ultimately to rule. Those who prove obstinate
she brings all her immense resources to bear
against, and either defeats or destroys them.
In her onward march towards domination and
increase of power Russia is content to wait for
a return of the outlay, while France and Eng
land merely seek immediate gain, the oonse
quences of which must be ultimate failure. To
use trite but common phrase, Russia 'is slow
but sure" We shall await with interest the
development Of the present phase Of Russian
polioy-that is, fighting the battles of the
Chinese Emperor.
The New York herald., 1862-12-26

But how long will II take Grant, Sherman, Nc
Clernand and Admiral Porter to get to vicks-
burg If they are to guard and hold meantime
all the intervening inland country from Mash
vile to Jackson, Aississippis At this rate they
will be occupied all winter in looking after pre-
datory bands Of rebel guerillas. Move down
the Mississippi river upon Vicksburg and settle
with the great rebel army there, and these
guerilln will disappear, ~ they disap-
peared from Kentucky with the expulsion
of the protecting army Of Bragg. Remove
the inducements Of small detachments of federal
troops and valuable stores of supplies from
out-of-the-way places. and these rebel gue-
rillas meantime will have nothing to feed
upon.
We spprehend, however, thatssAir. Secretary
Stanton and General Halleck will continue on
in the old way Of fighting around the edges Of
thekebellion, and of clearing out and occupy
ing all points and places as they advance, until
some great disaster in the West will divert the
public attention from the'late repulse a. .Frsde
riclsburg. The rebels in Western Tennessee
and Northern Mississippi appear to have in
volved all our combinations against them in
serious difficulties and drawbacks, and we
shall be agreeably disappointed If great vic
tories, instead of dsheartenng reverses, shall be
the results of this winters campaign in the
Southwest, as now conducted.
The New York herald., 1862-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

fire, involving loss Of about sixty five thousand
dollars, occurred Yesterday morning in Washing
ton street. II broke out in the extensive cracker
bakery of Knapp & worthen, No. 175 Washington
street. consuming that and the adjoining building,
No. l7s, and doing some damage to the rear part
OF No. III and the rear OF the Pacific Hotel. l72
Greenwich street. There was sufficient insurance
to cover the greater part Of the loss. There was
also fire at lo2 Walker street and one at No. Gl
Dey street, by the former of which but slight
damage was done, and the latter destroying pro-
pcrty to the amount of only about four thousand
dollars, for which there was full insurance.
The following table shows the amount OF Anne
rcan silver which was taken from the United
States 70 Montreal, Canada, by the National Ex-
press Company, from the 1st of January to the
last OF November, this year.
The New York herald., 1862-12-26
THU gITUATION.

Yesterday was . dull day in the camps of the
Army Of the Rappahannock. The depletion Of the
suffers stores rendered the Christmas somewhat
dreary festival for the men, and many of the Off
GERS got leave to seek the enjoyments of the
season In Washington. No movements whatever
have taken place on either side of the river nor is
there any indication of an immediate renewal OF
hostiIities.
The campaign il Mississippi is assuming an
important shape 1t may not be long before two
severe battles will have to be recorded in that
region; one probably at vicksburg, and another
at Jackson. We give to-day an elaborate map of
the theatre Of operations, from New Orleans to
Memphis, and . very full and highly interesting
account Of all the proceedings of our armies in
that vicinity. The grand naval expedition of
Admiral Porter down the Mississippi, has called
forth the services of several able officers, who
have volunteered 70 join him. 1t is said that
several hundred sailors, boatmen, gunners, black.
smiths, &C., will also be sent to the West, to 20
into immediate service.
lhe iist OF our regular army and general officers,
published in our issue Of today, will be found very
interesting inasmuch as many important changes
have lately taken place. 1t will be seen that our
army, according to the Army Register, embraces
over million of men, and it will also be seen that
many general officers have fallen since the issue Of
the Register on the lst Of January 1862, thus at
testing the bravery and self.sacrifice OF our su.
perior officers in the field Of battle, which have
perhaps been unequalled by those Of any army in
he 0f
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRES
BYTERLAN CHURCH. So
Fiom Our Special Correspondent


CoLrxBus, Ohio, May Is, 1867.
The Seventy.foarth General Assembly Of the Pres
bysan Church IN the United States Of America convened IN
Colunbns Ohio Thursday May I5 1852 aud opened
with sermon by the Rev J. Backus d. d. OF Baltimore
rom Hebrews xiL 2 or this sermon little need b. said
when 1t Is known tina, the Rev. gentleman chosen Mod
orator las. year with h. expectation Of concang the South
srn brethren by Inducing them to remain 1t adro,
ana successful attempt ct non-comntas and would apply
equally well to tie Church Of the United Confederate
states He gave ofense TO any who disloya and
yves perhaps anxious to avoid expression OF his views
Not So however, with ths Rev. DR. H. j. Breckndge in hii
previous prayer No doubt his loyalty
or ais willingness decre It. After the devotional services
the General Assembly duly constituted By prayer and
The Rev Dr. Hoge announced that the House Of Represents
ve Of Ohio lately in session had by unanimous rssolu-
lion offered their Hall for the Of the Assembly which
was gratefully accepted He also read joint resolution Of the
late Legislature rendering the free OF the State Library to
the members OF the Assembly during their session. which
privilege accepted with the thanks of the Assembly for
the tender
Asr recess the Assembly spent in devotional
ercses after which the roll called and completed number
ng 'iS nembe The Rev. Dr. c. c. Beatty OF Steubenvs,
Ohio, and the Rev. Dr.. Mcdonald Of Princeton NJ j.,
nominated for Moderator and the vote resulted in the choice
Of the Rev Dr. Beatty by 1873 to 49, Adjourned to O'Clock
Tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

" n, nnh-in syrscuse, on Wednesday, May H. Charlie.
fpcf OF tho let NewYork ate Volunteers son of the
sie John T. and Eliza Piper aged ysars aud months
'ynscpse ahd niagara papers plesss copy.
'RESTOE-At Arroyo Llsnd Of Porto Rico on Frid.v Anr
~ ffanes Preston esq, late United States Consul .,
Philadelphia BALTIMORE and Eastern papers will pIsase copv
'HILLIPS-Kiled at the bsttls of Wliansbury J.n.s
Philips OF Railway j. Sergeant Of COMPANY 8tb Ne,,
Jersey Regiment. brother Of Henry 5. Philips o? hi, c.y
'LUMER-At Harlem, Joel Ketchum Plumer nepbev of
Capt Joseph ieamans. LIST Regiment N u w. aged year,
an33 months.
tYERSON-Kiled at IN, battle Of Williamsburg Major
Peter NJ; Rysrson in the 6tth year OF his age
friends relatives of the famy invited attend
hs funeral Monday May 49, at a. M, from his late
residence No. 7O Broad street Nowark N j. or from the
Reformed Dutch Church. at POmpton, at .; p. m
EIDOn Friday May 49, Of consunp ption, Mary Litton
Reid d1ugter OF David and Aan Reid sged s years ard
days. . ,
tiyes and friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of her aLer No 1879 East
Fhyibrd street this sloGaayj aeInoon at Ioclock Inc
rer-sins will be tsksn to Greenwood for internent
INREL - In Brooklyn. Saturday. May II, Mrs Juta
Ann Ksntel wfs Of Michael Riuksl Of the Parish OF Far
angue. County Lcpsford Ireland s:ed 30 yssrG
Sunday. Nav 10, at O'clock A. u.s.. Mrs
Mary Anne Stratchan, aged 10 years and months. ,
he relatives ard friends Of che family respectfully invited
dsy from her late res!dIce No l36 Lsntens street. The
remains viii be taken to Greenwood.
EABURY-At Bloomfield ~ J., on Friday May l6 Mrs.
Ann Seabury widsy Of the lste David Scsbu in the Gotta
year Of her sge.
hs friends Of the family invsd.o aerd tho funeral
Tuesday the 2Glh inst l6i O'clock from her late resi-
dence, at Bloomfield ~ j.
p. M. Walter H. John H. and Anne Weiies aged
years and months.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

Royal at once, IN Oruer to take advantage ~ the
present good weather. send Charleston papers OF
tie l2th, and the very intelligent contraband wte
was n charge will give you the information which
be has brought Oft. l have honor to request that
you will sen1 back rs convenient the officer
and crew sent on board.
s Commander Dupont, in forwarding this dispatch,
says, in relation to the Rebel steamer Planter:
She was the armed dispatch and transportation
steamer attached 10 tie Engineer Department al
Charleston under Bfigader-t,euerll Ripley, whose
bark short time since brought TO the biockad-
ing fleet bv several cohtrabands The bringing out
of this steamer, under all the circumstances, would
havc done credit to any one. AT III the morning,
in the absence Of the Captain, who was on shore,
she left her wharf, close 10 the Government Office
and headquarters, with the Palmetto and 4" "Confed-
crate" flags flying, passed the successive forts, sa
luting, As usual, by blowing the steam-whistle.
Alter getting beyond the range Of the last gun she
hauled down the Rebel Hags. and hOisted white
one. The Onward was the inside ship of the block
adrg squadron in the main channel, and was pre-.
pairing to fire when her commander made out the
white flag.
The armament of the steamer is 32-pounder or
pivot, and Il fine 2i-ponnder howitzer. She has be-
sides, her deck four other guns 1-neh Iitlsd,
which were to be taken on the morning of the escape
10 the new fort on the middle ground. One Of the
four belonged 10 Fort Sumter, and had been struck
III the Rebel attack on the fort the muzzle. Rob-
ert Small, the intelligent slave and pilot OF the boat
VINO performer 'ns DViu ieat 80 bkilnuliy, INFORMED
me of this fact presuriing it would be u matter of
interest to us 10 have possession Of this gun. This
man, Robert Small, is superior 10 any VINO have
come into our lines, intelligent as many OF them have
been. His information has been most interesting,
and portions OF it of the utmost importance.
The steamer il a quite valuable acquisition to the
Squadron, b. her good machinery and very light
driI. Tie officer in charge brought her through 81.
Helena Sound and by the inland passage down Beau
fort River, arriving here at 10 O'Clock last night.
On board the steamer, when she left Charleston,
were ei sht men, five women, and three children. l
shall continue to employ Small Us pilot on board
the Planter, for inland waters, with which lie ap-
pears TO be very familiar.
do not know whether, in the views of the Govern.
ment the vessel will be considered prize; bu, II 80,
RESPECTFULLY submit to the Department the claims
OF the man Small. and his associates.
Very respectfully. your obedient servant,
>. DUPONT, Flsg-UiiceI Commanding &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

THr CENTRAL PARx.-The Central Park having
put on its robes Of green is now one OF the most de-
lghtfu places Of resort on the continent. Already
The scythe has removed cropof gras- this season
and the swaid il green and beautiful again. The
flowers shrubs and trees are expanding their leaves
and blossoms, charming the eye with beauty, and
swcetenng the air with fragrance. Tie sugar
maple spruce, birch, white CEDAR balsam fir, North
ern pine beech, elm, willow and poplar trees begin
TO wear their Summer costume and TIE wild plum,
the wild cherry the apple, and the chestnui are in
f.l blossom. The "sisterhood Of flowers" is hand
eomely represented here The broad, white Petals
o. the ma ro'ia the sweei May flowers the pink and
white Towering almond, the golden straw flower,
honey SUI ke, the lily and Wild rose, are the most
conspicuous. Here aud there are groups u tiino-
rackr, lilac ailanthus, aud lockwood irees-a happy
family, whose leaves touch as they whisper softly IN
the wind and whose roots meet under the gfonud,
and casp Ike human hands IN the grasp OF brother
hood ihe Central Park is indeed an OASIS on the
verge of desert OF marble and mortar. Science aud
lat0r have nude this " wilderness blossom like Tho
rose" There is no uny pleasant oDloct 10 pain tie
sensitiye eve IN contrast with tie glow OF DatuTe
and art, - happily displayed here The iimid aud
graceful deer-ihe swan, exhibiting its peculiar
traits and lines Of grace aud beauty as u sails Wlth
-noy,-yyuite pluues over the quiet lake-ihe gray
forert eagle. wearing look OF stern dignity, as
though conscious Of the assanlt mado upon the
coun7ry tina, has adopted him Is an emblem on It's
flag. are figures in picture that language 10 100
tame to describe. Vast multiiudes OF rcsPectable
uersops in csrriages, on horseback and foo, give
lie and variety TO tie scene. Probably not less
than 50 ODO persons visited the Park yesterday aud
We, the police had nothing 10 do, for there were no
disordcry persons present Not flower was plucked.
No exhibitions Of drunkenness were seen. Improve
meuts are continually made in this grand Promenade,
and it in few years will r'ai the most magnificent
PARKS in Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
MARIE ID.

UOGEPoOM- -TssELsTYN-In Hudron, " y. on Thurs-
dsv NAV Is 1902 by tho Rev Herman Nedder Of Getin
NJ John G Hore5oom Of Hudson TO Cara, youngesi
d.irhier Of Charles Fsei,iyn esd Of tho same Place aud
sraudd4ug,iter Of the officiating clergyman.
TUTUILL-TORBEs-O Monday, May .. BY tho R,v.
Tho. Gsllsudet r. r. Tathl TO Mip Jenny Forbcs all Of
this city.
VAN CIEEF-HOWETT.-At Sag Hsrbor. Long Island on
Saturday, Ay H. by the Rev G. N,n Ceef j. Spencer Nau
Cl-ef of Poueht.-pe Harriet n. youngest daughter OF
G-or.. Howell, e.q., OF th- former place.
WRIGHT -sHFRNAT-In Will,mshurgh Th1rfisy
NAV H., by the Rev Moss, Maulug Ap.slam y. Wight
r OF Liverpool, England to Della n Sherman OF SoniuS
ton C3uu.
Erslish papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

Fms ~ TIRE WooDs.-We hear Of fires IN tie
woods in every direction along the Hudson, DOING
serious damage. Jhe kBgsto. J0prH0i Gays that
for several davs rast i've has been raging In the
woods and mountains few miles huck Of thai vii
lace and in ito onward course It Is reported 70 have
consumed iwo dwellDg-houses AID barn. The
fire Is nearly or quite extinguished. In this very
DRY weather people cannot be too much ON Their
ga.fd against fires. Even when hindled in gardens,
iaey sLouli be closely watched, and carefully eA-
tinguirhcd at the close.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
The .suGgeship Of .I,c ar, District.

AIHAhf o4iuiday, HIsy t. IltZ
The Judgeship Of the supreme Court, Seventh
District, made vacant by the death Of Judge Knox,
il is understood was rendered to james {. Smith and
Henry l.. Selden both OF whom declined. Ii is nn-
dersiood that Senator Folger Of Geneva and Judges
Worden aud Wright OF Auburn named ss caDdi-
dates.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

Whites Pa'en; Lever Trns-'-ihis ~ s'uuien'' h nv
20 ,hc upbc /. radically difs cat IN principle ana ac-
a len al others in ue coln lux every valuable poin N
r Iu,e beside several points OF the highest vaiur
AZ eipod Among .ome OF tho advantage cianri
Instrument are ,hcss II has soft. riint neiH.c
b,y rrgiuaiing pressure pover perfectly cJnttolpei VI
rd ud urter artion combined uL,oaoE ab.e piessc
o line Back and none the sEermstc Cord es nos WORK
oa of plaoe perfectly clean sa.a1css nsh'o oeaP
nd lrssb. shows least holds he rupture IN every case
au,rrs les than one-ha lie usua pressure snd 10 radical
cue Tho ABDOIlNAL anPioknhks are on tAe sa', , :
sho,e.se retail By GREGORY Co.. NO - D0nd st.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
United States Weighcrs

uoWEs STANDARD SCALES.
40 better edonoo OF tre mcT Of theae scales can pe
d 40 s pnoc than tia, they have been adopted by the
slate. ,ioy,muent. The Collector aud surveyor OF
, pot na,e given orders that other aAes shall be use
al i,st all ,c..e on hand shall be- te.ted by fRANh r.
UOVl invts attention to large stock OF sCAi.ts on
banJ ireudiug new PORTABLE ARMY SCALE. Second
hsnd Scales otho makers iaAea III pat pay iot HOWE"
'v1NbrRVOORT. DICKERSON & Co, Ass, Chicago. IL.
'"'''' ~ ~ FRANK r. HOWE.
No. l9i broadway. New-fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

FetourFrL ACCIDENT ~ RoLLISG Mill
Tl Ov,b@el in the rolling Mill at Auburn exploded, In
.suty kiing fireman In tho shop named John pii~a
~. " a. ~ eet Ia ,,mrier and weighed H. vh pounas
s ayersgr revolution eighty tmes minute ihf "a
r,,fey the ssgmsnia runs of "a" wheel
,bee A. least pound-, Few houg tho Tvo cutti
lar rs teams clean with Bcafs, and breaking TIE oo ~
pieces. UIiIa struck by oi tho c"g- Hnd NE p"ai
thrown 20 Another woin-n niinri lFoms' n1h' h"'
shattered
Tar STEAM RAMS FIKfsnED.-Ne learn that the
steam Rams have been building At Louyie sud othei
ro uts on the Ohio Hye-soue h4adozeH IN number
which are intended cooperae with the feet of gunb"s
and mor,ais now before Fort PILLOW hav. been Completed
'"N wv INV lChicago Journal.
SrANEs n THE NAyY.--lhere are now, singular
. psy seem 20 some as many employed ac.iycIJ
IN our navy rs ~ OF England The pvsN"He oil t' ar
udtn, h~ 40 ndng officers o dockyrids 49,
estaDlished workuep 100 h cd do l1Ho nsihs' 90
to, nbor,s and 100 boys amounts to 81 OO0 Ia tes'
6eufe, coal heayels fcDen aud stewards are oineo IL
..um.ted that have about JJuV persons st'he' " ""
vrasels EioHt. .
MARHIrD WoMrs.-The Massachusetts legisla
are of last Winter passed act concerning married "oon
doing buness on their own occouH, ~ ,., o,ca -
b., 10 do business THEN account gi't
the name Of their husbands tie nature o the pn.nes'
Ia case no ate IL filed, such maiflru "ohaa '-
allowed to cla any property employed IN SAID pusue,
ns, auy creditors her husDhnd but the sam" y w
s~bed hy Tny creditor The hufbani my file the crfihHS'
# the wifi. should fall to do H. IL neishef pay uor' - m
IN. ,,e a, made by himself This act VII. take enoe' OF
ths fist oil JGly BeIt
OnGA.lzATIoS OF THK HUDSON COUNTY DoAhi
v r,osvS FrgpuOIpKIs new Board OF Chosen fe'
lJeTs Of ndson CounIy New Jersey has been otsahl
oy election Of Abr absm Doyea' piec'o' X,arnr,
f De Horrd Edfopnd W. KinG' nd Cggn.. .ses,~ el'
Dt. JOIN T. Cuasa County raysslsa,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

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Other Goods four monhs credit
Or with liberal discount ior cash.
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