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~ shAn bs psassd fisA uAss Of vesss ana OterS,
sals.rd bound, Win alss Of as HHHALA, sn AFgieSEon
aanh odce.
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we. The 9Th Iowa. Col. q eddes. we're cap
tured almost en- masse. Gen. Pfentiss. a..
Ter he was captured. escaped and came into
camp alone.
The rebels had the very flower Of the Pc.
tomac army with them. Breckenridge was
reported killed ON Sunday. When oor 70.
porter LEFT Wednesday morning our I'D
vance, which had been puvsuing. had only
occupied the ground formerly held BY Il.
about seven miles from the enemv's en-.
.renchsd camp, which 10 located half way
between Corinlh and Pittsburg.
The enemy are strsining every nerve to
get reinforcements, and bloody work mus,
yet occur before We drive them from their
position.
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landing uscd By the people Of Corintl'
Purdy aud the adjacent country. 1t
connected with both Of these towns BY
good roads. Corintl,. the headquar-
tiers Of the rebels, is 20 miles distant.
Indiana. it is supposed, had TWEEN
ty.one regiments in the fight, and Du-
bois county probably 200 men, in the
Esd, 2lth, 18th, and SD regiments.
Our citizens should make some pro-
vision for looking after her brave SOL
diers, who may have. been killed OF
wounded in defense of our country.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

DY virtue Of an order Of tho Dubois Ci,.
- cult Court, made At the January term
thereof. the undersigned County Su,s eyor
Of Orange county. will proceed on The la
day Of May, 1861, 20 run he lines and
determine the boundaries Of section Dvmber
4. township nsmber 2, soush Of range mum.
Der 5 west.
The intermediate lines will also bs rsn
and the corners thereof established. All
persons interested will please take notice.
JOHN FRAZER.
April is, l662-3w Mn&n 81 o..
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WAsHfRcroh. April 10.
By the President Of the United States d
Americs-A Proclamation:
j has plesssd Almighty God to vouchssls
signal victories "a The Isnd snd nsvsl force.
engaged in suppressing an Internal rebellion.
and ., The same time 10 avert from our couo.
nv the dangers Of foreign Intervention anc
invasion. It's therefore recon mended ia
the people Of the United States. that Z. sheI,
next weekly ssssmbIaees IN their accustomed
places Of worship. which shall occur after
the notice Of this proclamation shall have
been received, they shall especially &c.
kowIedge and render thanks to our Heaven.
y Father for these insstimable blessiso,
'hst they then and there implore spiritual
consolation In behalf Of oil those who b.vs
been brought into silicsion By the casualties
and cslsmi'ies o. seditlon and civil war. mi
shss they seve'en'ly isvoka The Diviae pu.
dance for our national councils. to tho end
that they may speedily result in the res,ors.
ton Of peace. harmony and unity through.
out our borders, and hasten the establish.
mont Of fratsrnsI relations among I'll The
countries Of The earth.
In witness whereof, I have hsrsunio su
my hsnd, and caused the seal Of the United
States 10 be affixed.
Done in the City Of Washington, this 10Th
day Of April, in the vesr Of our Lord 1869.
lSigned] ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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BALTIMORE. Apil 12.-The United States
nbost Reliance arrived here THE morning
with the schooner Hartford. captured or The
mouth Of Wychamseo river.
A copy Of the Richmond Wing was found
ON board Of the schooner, which was fur
niched 10 the American. II contains The
following dispatches in reference 10 The bat
tie In Tennessee. all being dated on the 9Th
and giving sccount Of the Sunday fight only
BArrLE-FrELp OF SHILoAH. via CoRIHrH
AND CHATTANOOGA, April 6.-To Gen. Lo
per, Adjutsnt General: We have this NOR.
ming attacked the enemy in q strong posi-
ton in front OF Piusbuag, and after severe
battle often hours, thanks 10 Almighty G Cd
gained complete victory, driving the enemy
from every position.
The lcss. on both sides Il heavy. including
our Commander.iu.Ch:e Albert Sidney
Johnston. who fell galIantly leading hi,
troops into the ihickes, Of the Eight.
fSgnedl G. r. BEAUREGARn,
Gen. Commanding.
On Monday jeff. Davis addressed soms
wounded soldiers and said Re intended tc
share their fate on the next battle field, aud
come veal or WOO, he would b with them,
and whatever might betide. whether victory
or de:es: ensued. Of one thing he assured
them, the cause is safe, and We will con.
quer in the end.
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1--WE are informed by Mr.. Ack
crmann that a dispatch has been re
ccived at Loogootec announcing thai
Capt. McGuffin was killed in the bat
tie at Pittsburg.
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6PEEcH Or Gov: WRioHr.--Ths Washing.
ton correspondent Of the New York Times
telegraphs to that paper % follows:
The speech Of Senator Wright Of Indi
snas to-day, caused a immense secession
among the extreme Republicans. They
thought Gov. Morton had done poor wosl
n selecting . Senator for : Republican
State. On the other hand the Democeats
and conservative Republicans wsrs vel
pIessed. end are sure that Indisns will over
lwhelmingly sustsin Senator Wright Thi,
speech V regarded By the Democrats % ths
most significant token yet given Of the -
animation Of the Demo cratic elemen. In th,
United States.
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% Commodore Foose has made HE tan
strike, end has several spare balls vet, but
nobody 70 Get up the pine writes Tin, tho
alley boy.
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w Brigadier General vestch had sw'
horses shot under him Il tho battle Of Pitts
burg. and escaped unframed.
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A90uud1dla

On the 13h ;nss., BY X X MILLsras,
ESQ.,. MIR. GEORGE w. GASSAwAY 70
MISS MARTHA A. ARMEI. al Of Yor.
tessville, Indiana.
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I IFArthur's Home Magazine fol
May is received, and, as usual, IS full
of choice literature.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Office u hereby given that the under.
- sigsed hes been appointed sdministSs
tor Of the essste Of Joseph Eshsrt, lsse Of
Dubois county, deceased, Said estate 10
supposed 70 Be solvent.
ANNA MARIA ERHART. sdmy
a psil rs, 1862-3w.
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yAsPER:


HWe publish below the returns Of
the election in all the townships Of
this county. excepting cambridge,
which we gave last week. We give
the names OF the Supervisors elected
in ferdinand township, which is the
only township whose poll books are
properly made out, 50 that they will
tell who were the successful candidates
for that important Office.
PAroxA TowSsHlr.-For Trus,ee-W
Bse,z. $50 votes; z. Pickhsrdt, a..
For Constables.-W. Curry, 245 voses;
AT. Hesdrickscr. 230; d. Miller. l2l; A.
II. Miller. 9S; r. r. Lssswell. So.
For Supervisor in Huntingburg District
w. F. Shiveiy. 232 votes; F. DeIfosse, "a
Fos bridge scross Short creek, 1870.
Against bridge " I" SO.
Supervisors, 49 Candidates
HALL TOWNSHIP. - Votes cast st Prewit's
School House. For Justice--J. Phillips
AZ votes; A. Shoulders. 8; J G. Slime. 4
For ConstsbIes.-J. Hays, 20 votes; II
Sanders 3; J. D. Hsmmons 20; N. A,kins. 8
For Trustss.-J. Dembo, 80.
Votes cast NJ Celestine.
For yus,ice.-A. Shoulders, 26 votes; J
Phillips. i. J. G. Slime. AZ.
For Conssablss.-J. Hays. SO votes; II
Sanders, 70; N. Atkins, "a; }. Brentlinger
II.
For Justice.-J. Denbo. 90 votes.
CoIunBiA TowHsRiP.-Fo Justice-J
II. Csplisgss. 80 votes; w. Hardin. 80; 4
HoGis, %; w. N. BsggsrIy. %; r. Merritt
l6.
For Constables.-E. Pirnick, 20 votes; H
Grass. So; 3. Parsons, -; A. Curtis, 3.
For Trustee. Harris, So votes; p,
Coonrcd. %; H. Morgan. %.
HARBgsoH TowHsHIP.-For Constable
p. Wisbsugh. 80 votes; j. Fisher. 20; r.
G. Harrison. 81; J. Anssett. So; s. White,
%; F. Lavender, IL; w. b. Cooper. IA; H
G. Horton, s.
For Tustes.-G. Hoffman, 80 votes; ID
Harris, 50.
FEaptHAHD TowEsnr.-For Trustee
w. Wsgssr, 20 votes; J.G. Hoffman. l43
For Jsstics.-X. Stromeies. SSH. Rickel.
man. ?; n. Drosss. and F. MIL ! each.
For Cosstsbles. Woerter &c votes;
J. Erny. IS; J. Singer, Al.
Joe. Gopfsich was elected Supervisor ia
the Let District; +. Joerger 10 the I'd; B.
Tosbbs 10 the Sd; n. Wagner IN the 4ih;
and c. Oeding In the 5th.
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YoRKrowS, Va, April Bon Friday
about 800 Of the 18th New York volunteer,
lon picket duty were attacked BY ! rebe
regiment. They retrested. having sew
ersl killed and wounded. Later in the day
the rebels advanced in considerable number,
from another point. driving 10 our entire
picket and burning dwelling which hss
been used By our troops.
During both skirmishes We had three
men slightly wounded.
The 9Th and esd Penney lvania reeimsntl
had . skirmish with the enemy on Friday
In which We had two killed and four wound
ed.
A balloon WIS sent up from the rebe
lines THE morning for the first time.
The weather and roads ere improveinr.
There was no firing on either side yeslsr.
day.
The army i engaged 10 preparations fol
advancing. 'W
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NEAR YoRKTowH, April Q. IL r. M.-Ths
weather still continues unfavorabIe for mill
tsry operations Il has been raining fol
nearly two days. The creeks are very mucl
swollen. and the low grounds covered with
wstes. making the roads almost impossible
for empty wagons.
Information received shows the rebels
have force Of 6O,OOO which 10 rapidly %
ing added to BY. troops from the neighbor
hood Of Richmond. which 10 one day from
Yorktown, and BY river. They having fou
stesmers and sixteen transports in use, b,
the time the roads are IN condition for the
Union army 10 move. the rebels may be adj,
70 meet them with 100 900, The flower o
their army. with the best arms, are in
strongly intrenched position.
Previous 10 our troops occupying the pres
ent position. the military auihorities had o,
means Of ascertaining the extent OF ~,
rebel works. lnfor nation obtained through
deserters and other sources shows the enem,
has nearly 500 guns. some Of them Of III,
largest caIibre.
The rebel Gen. Joseph L. Johnson. with
some Of his forces, has arrived and tsker
commsnd in person. showing that they il
tend making desperate resistance to ou
advance. Their intrenchmep,s extend from
the James 10 The York river entirely across
the peninsula.
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give piionable references % 70 Char.
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paper, and : pamphlets. giving full pssic-
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my. We dontlay claim to militarysci
ence, but it seems to US any comman-
der, with 9 grain Of common sense
and Q little precaution, could not be
90 disastrously surprised ia an ene-
mics country, and BY SO large an army
- that under Beauregard. II is sur
prising 10 rs how our brave and gal
liant army were able to withstand q all
the impetuous assaults Of such over
whelming numbers as attacked them
on the first day Of the fight, and our
severe loss on that day Is sufficient to
account for our not following them IN
far after their repulse on the second
day. The first published report Of the
battle gave us . decided victory. but
Il since turns ont that we were only
able to repulse the enemy, with great
loss. The battle ground correspond
ent Of the Cincinnati Gazette SAYS the
sum and substance Of the battle is:--
On Sunday we were pushed from dis
aster to disaster, till we lost every d.
vision camp we had, and were driven
within half mile Of the Landing
where the approach Of night, the time.
y aid Of gunboats, tremendous efforts
q our srtillerists and Buell's approach
saved us. On Monday, after nine
hours hard fighting, W. simply re.
gained what we had Lost on Sunday,
only this, and nothing more. Not .
division advanced half q mile beyond
the old camps on Monday, except Lew
Wallaces.
The battle field is situated on tht
west bank Of the Tennessee river. Il
Hardin county, 210 miles from tho
mouth Of the river. The town con
taius but half . dozen houses, and
prior to the war, owed its little i'm
poftance to the fact Of its being Ill,
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SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that win pro.
~ coed with the County Surveyor Of Do
bois county. Ind, on the 9Th day Of May,
1862, 10 run the lines snd determine ibe
bouadasiss Of Sec. -. township J. soush
of range wsss. HF
The iatsgmsdlsss lines viii also b van
and the corners thereof estsbllshsd. Per-
sons ioteresled will therefore tshs notice.
MICHAEL HCCH0ESON0, IT,
FRANCIS x. ECKERT.
April .. 1s62-3w Nt
Advertise in the spee Courier.
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rear in disgrace. for refusing 70 fight.
CArRo, April 1.-The fighting on the
second day vas commenced By Gen. Lew
Wallace's divisions, who had come up 10 the
night from Csump's Landing. on the ensmy's
left. The enemy fought with bull dog couv.
age, and we're driven back inch By inch
holly pursued.
Six Of our batteries were recspsured, and
about thirty Of the rebel guns were taken.
A Michigan battery, captured on Sunday
vac secsptured BY the 18th Wisconsin on
Monday. Al this time General Besuregsrd
was wounded 10 the arm In HE efforts u
recspsurs the battery. He led the attack Ia
person. urging HE men on with HE sword
He was successful In taking the battery, bu'
Il was again taken from him. Il we cap,
tused and rscaptured no less than six times
The rebel artillery e superior 10 ours
They have some Of the finest ordinance Off
GERS In the country. Their small arms o.,
also equal . ours.
Our reporter places the loss Of the snemy
q $1,000 killed end wounded. and our los
Il 10000 killed and wounded.
These will be found moderate statemen
The enemy have tsken more prisoners thar
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Wted,nntcS SQQ,

9to. 398 WlasYlanb Np., naba Dem Gaptt5
Seies tetm YnbIitum O belebte Saus nit BEN attia
Sarten benz 8eraum4en nne fibIen 9msIalpu lit In aQ
etnen xbeItn rer&Snrrt prbeert unS ro biernt
ppblen.
Suli22S e5fa Sohn Bed Efoertk;irer
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..f2af btuato.ser Mnactaems
G6ale Meffanr0ttt

G69lc Mcffnnrattt
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tertents. @afbtngtpn, .. 6.
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nnb Suppers fetS beret. @as 3ete mas Riine uAb &
ltefern tErnen t5 Sprrdtbte Serrsn unb Doren fnb
benlt gum SeiRde etneelaten.
Sttl4, lat p. Calls. @taenbilnt
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0r. slohnaon.

ttees es tSnisIIGrn GgIsssGms e SDuntar tn QcntSe
0raeutrter neS BIT eraen msasn4p GsltaEen et GtaO
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he tet SIDgIten trduiara sn htT xre6e bic IA s esr
ssSH bst Ssrnen &Ietntssiea - 4 q. zrbn GaetnbI& o.
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HefDnper8 zu bead,ten

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ioIGe Gebe ui6 ntnatirde ge unb RIper sertbrHo tt
be Nrbei bic @selei ano bic @Ee nndbg ma6enbe 2eet
Sier in6 eae Der raugem ,o betla9eusertb 0Iee ber
ffIGea eupsnbeten teS 2aIer8: 5b0dGc i 8te Inb III
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ber Dlsfelfroit 0efsflopIe erbb Hrube, NasendwGe,
llncrbtans Der 2ScrSainn98 Sr8an eGseserc @tr6ls,
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Wafbln9tQn McaSertl, of 0Jln1ff,

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Seben NGGmtttae BON llbr an:
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Der aus ben tiAti8n HultIrra belsbettea uS ueusro
berItdrtten Gapeae.
ac seratrst&ten Gffrii6unecn Gigarrs unS Sbriisn
prn ter beIten Qualitat
Sli22S 5entp 81 EfeutbdI Giaentbiinter
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l1rtheiI Der Wrefe.

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lin bteIer Mutan ritrirt urbeH I0 Die we9e paer wto
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5esente eeB en seIb Ge nns et selunber 8brpe'F bic
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p6ne bieie wirb bic 8eile bss 9ebS s rarsn Ylgrag
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oe oab sreieen, nse @nbcre 9eiesen rer1pstser
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Sunge Xeute,

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g8e @obe baB eiu iSr @ann, bic 90nnn8 enss 9aNoes
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