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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-01-22

Sia'f q ladiana, County Of Dubois:
kkl ! vlrine ot en orrfr snd Jerree mnde
W. thr Dubois C1mmon Pleas Court, al ii,
January term, A. D. 1862, I will expose y
puhic sale on the sih aay of February 1862
~ 'he door 81 The corrt house ~ the tow
~ jasper, between The honrs o: 10 o'ciock
4 Y nnd 4 o'clock, the following real es
tate, io-wit:
The south west qnsrtcr Of The south ear,
quarter OF Sec. number ~. township . sou,h
range west; also, The north west quarter
oi ne north west quarter Of Sec. 20, town
ship s"uih range west, also the south
part OF The east hall ~ The south east quar-.
Ter 81 Sec. number Is. in same town and
range; and the south part Of the west hall
q ne sonih west quarter Of Sec. number
~ same town and range, containing 100
acres. more or less
Terms Of Sale Said sale will be upon
credit Of twelve months, the purchaser giv-
ing note with approved security, waving
and appraisment Ia ws, bearing in
teres, from date, and executing a mortgage
upon the premises ~ secure the purchase
money JOHN WEIKEL. COM.
W. Y. Adams. atty. jan I5-4i IS 25
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
MR rnE narIp cum OF

fOR rhR RaPID cUnB OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsencss,
Group, bronchitis, Incipirnt Consump.
tion, and for thc relief Of Consumptiye
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide Il the field Of its usefulness and 20 nu-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs BY its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is apparent TO escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidotc TO employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are Incident TO our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
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ITDubcis Circuit Court, Hon. M.
Z. Burke, presiding, will hold scs-
sion here next week. The docket ws
learn, is rather larger than usual,
though there are but few cases Of gen.
eral interest. There are eighteen Grim
inal cases dockcted, and two for de-
falcation in the clerks Office during
Mr.. Edmonstons torn, and two for
usurpation Of Office against the Audi
tor and Recorder,
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u There is no war news Of anv
great importance this week. The Burn
side expedition, which left Fort Mon
roe two weeks ago, has not been def
nitely heard from, though its destina-
tion Is supposed to be Pamlico Sound
and vicinity, off the coast Of North
Carolina. An expedition had gone
out from Paducah about 30 miles. in
the direction Of Mayfield, where a bo-
dy Of rebels is concentrated. Congress
has confirmed the appointment Of Mr..
Cameron as Minister to RUSSIA, and
have shown themselves totally incom-
peteDt to do anything for the good Of
the country. The everlasting nigger
seems to bs the omnipresent being to
most Of the Republican members, and
with view to conceal their shortcom-
ings the lower House have passed .
bill to abolish the franking privilege,
% that the people will not be 50 roadi-
y informed Of their disgraceful doings.
fhis will not b a pecuniary savingto
he Government, a. the mails are not
'arried BY contract according to their
weight, but according to the distance
md frequency Of them.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AUMINISTKATUK'S SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
\ signed, administrator Of The esta,s Of
n eab B. Arms, decd. will offer for sals a
pubblic auction, at the late residence Of the
Idecsdent, Won
Wednesday Feb. s, 1882
all 81 his personal properly. net taken by
the widow. consisting or dry goods. groceries
hardware, quecnswsrs, fancy article. elo,h.
Ing, dvestufis, paints, oils, &c. sc.
Terms on sale--All sums over three dol
lars, IL months credit will BE- given, purchs.
ssr giving nots with approved: security,
bearing interest frsn date, waving valua-
,icn and appraisment laws; all sums under
60 cash IN hand.
Jsa 1852. JANIS G. Nswres, sdnr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

INOTICE IL hereby given thst tho under.
49, signed has been appointed sdministrs-
trix Of the estate Of Marin Hsssnsuer, late
Of Dubois county, DECEASED; said estate is
supposed 70 b. solveni.
dec % 1'HEksILA lIArsESAuER. ajmx.
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AYERS
.Ague Cure,

FOR TuE SPEEDY cuRE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever ana Aruc.
Rcnittcnt Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, aud Billions Fevers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases origi-
mating in hillary derangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasnintic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
\ necessities OF the American people than sure
and saie cure for Fever and Aguc. Such
We are now enablcd 10 offer, with a perfcc.
certainty that It viii eradicate the disease
and with assurance, founded On proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in lny guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must re of immense service In the
communities Where " prevails. Trrreas,o. ;s
better than cure, for tile prticnt escapes the
risk which he rlusf run ia ysnient attacks of
THIS hacfal distcnpcr. This ..Crrg" oxpel.
the mlasna.ic poison OF FgsLa AsD A.JR
from the system md prevents tie dcvtIop-
nlcnt of the disease. II taken on the l,st a,,-
proach oi its ircmonitpry SYMPTOMS. Il Il
not Only the bc.' remedy ever VT discovered
for this claes NJ complaints, but nlso fhc
cheapest. The lnrgr quantity we sapplv for
dollar brings Il within the reach of,cvsry
body; and IL bilious districts, where FsypR
AND Aav1 prevails. every body should have il
and use u Igccis loth fer cure and protection.
Il IS hopcd this irice viii place It within the
reach Of ail--thc poor az wen as the rich. A
great superiority II this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and ccr-
tain cure q lntcrnittcnis is. that il contains
no Qniiiine or mineral, consequently il mo-
iuccs no qu.nism or other injurious effects
whatever nron the constitution. Those cured
by i are ctt Is healthy q if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agucis not alone the consequence
of the miarnatc poison. A great variety Of !
disorders arise from its irritation, amcng which
arc Neuralgia, rheumatism. Cont, Headache. |
Blindncss, Toothache. Earaclse. Catarrh. Asth- |
ma, Palptafion, Painful Affection Of the |
Spleen. Mysteries, Pain III the Bowels, Colic. !
Paralysis, and nerangcmcnt Of the Stomach. /
al or which. when originating in this cause,
put on The intermittent tylc, On become period /
ical. This CunE" expcls the poison froln
.hc lluod. and consequently cures them Gil 1
alike. Ii Is al invaluable protection 10 innii-
grants ard persons travelling or temporarily
residing IN tie malarinus districts. Ii taken II
occasionally or daily while exposed 10 The III
fcction, that viii he cxcrctcd from the system.
aud cannot accumulate in sufficient o,imtity |,
70 npen into dscaSc. Hence il is even more II
valuni e fcr protection than crre ami iuw Viii X
ever a:iisr from licnniisrats. II fhcv n,n;.
themselves 81 the irctcctscn tl..s remedy AZ
fords.
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survey Notice.

NOTICE is'herebv given that will rro
- coed with the County Surveyor Of Dn
bois county on the 9Th day Of February, A
y. 1862, 70 rnn the lines and determine The
boundaries cf Sec. II, r. 3 s. r.. 8 west.
The intermediate lines will be run aud the
corners established. Persons interested will
take notice.
Jan 10. r. SMITH
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FcRi-L The PURPOSES crar,.,lYr ruysl,

F0Rf-L The PURPOSES Crar,5ilY FMYSl1,
ere 50 crfrprsrl that dscrs. vihn iic aar-n ~
ihtI action csl ftrciy with ri nr etn.s shrtr.
AheIr penetrating WQrcrtirs " t,i rnd eea,~c.
ana insispfAie cNety noTii4u X NEW ii4ia, " a.-
Ism, cosfrtliis jas diseased atn IN. sil rey WY,
iis hearty ytalli-es 4s y rnDtf eisaaa Nf ths.e
properties, The invalid who Is lorrA dsnn w.ih
nan Or physical detiliiyis Hs',iishrd ~ hiA hi-
hcAlla or energy restored ty .aslleey a. once ~
simple ard inviting.
Not only 20 they c,ue NE everyday rcmr'.infs
nf every boy, la.t alsD na.y trniaa'ir INA
dangerous diseases. Tie akcnt bcluw named "
pleased ~ 'lriish gratis MY t-iefican AlAsrac.
containing cefticatss OF their cures ana directors
fcr their use in tlc following romplainig: ttVnr-
ness, Hentlf01', HeaNashe usfsin1 from d,sordstd
Stomzch. AaHse IaaigesftcH. Tan IN a,sa lora.s
liiaeticH n uc bcares, ffasale,fs, Less of Eypc-
nss. .Landiee and other knfscd complaints.
arising from low state OF the body Or obstruction
Of its functions. They nre an excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the rcsiara-
tion of tone and strength TO the system deD.tated
by disease.
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slstant Surgeon, in taking care OF tho
sIck ~ camp. as Dr. Blair. 1st Sur.
gem, i employed at the hospital IN
l'ardstown. Our men have ali been
vaccinatrd. as il WAS reported thar
small pox was IN the Ilth Michigan
regiment, eucampcd near us. ap-
pied the grand preventative TO abont
lzo after 2 z. Al. the day we received
II. The boys generally seem in good
spirits. Some sick in our company.
but ! think none dangerous. But [
must close, as do not wish to wcr,v
your patience. Yours truly.
ii. w. GLEzEN.
I. S.-Those who may wish TO
communicate with their friends in
Capt. Banta's company. may direct to
them in 90. L. 5slh Regt Indiana
Volunteers without raining any place
and they will follow the regiment. as
well as if sent to any particular place.
usrRrArIoN. e. Under this title an
action has been brought in onr Circnit
Court to try and onst Messrs. Mehr-
niger and Jerger from the Offices Of
Auditor and Recorder. These gentle
mon volunteered in the service Of their
country, risking their lives, to fight
the battles Of thosc who stay at home.
They went in good faith, under the
aw passed by our last Legislature, Civ.
ng them the privilege to enter the
service Of the Union, without
orfeiting their county Offices, by ap-
pointing deputies to act in their al.
'ence, without for moment thinking
here was . single person in the coun.
y whose low cupidity and want cf
'onor would lead them to try and take
mean advantage Of . soldier on du-
y away from homo. The deputies
appointed filed bonds, which were ap
'roved By the Commissioners, in =
nm suf6cient TO secure the county
'gainst any possible damages, aud
re thoroughly competent, moreso Ger;
ainly than those who are now irving
2 get the Offices, and no complaint
Te believe, is alleged on that score.
'his is the first suit OF the kind we
ave heard Of ip the State, and we
link aproper county pride, nothing
se, should have restrained the NOV
= 10 it.
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PREPARED by
DIR. j. G. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.

sold by
Huber q Friedman, jasper: DR.. w. Shun.
,ermenn. Ferdinand; Wm Mahin, Ireland:
Winineer a. Milburn. Havsville, and BY all
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Wholesale by
r. A. Robinson g. Co., Louisville; Allen g.
Co., Circinna,i Nav 1, '61.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

.,,or, sins "a iss1i.i for Trading Names and France
soa4 @7I Freshs fairly scvs end again 6rmer
,,., for rso 70 tie British I.lsa The business Of the
sub.Treaury Receipts. Si.i4a.To 2-for Customs,
1879 OuO; Psyments 65 4s "a; Balance, S8595 s8 S.
The Exchanges at tho Clearing House Sl93i %65 r.
The Gold hs, been upward and with moderate
amount Of business the Improvement 10 about cent AZ
ter sengn ll3idl4 the morning Board the quotation
advanced to ll4 late in the day. at which closed In gold
Demand Notes the movement moderate but the market IL
frn In Indebtedness Certificates there doing with
out much chsnse The supply of Money increasing in
abundance and the banks under sccumulsng deposits lind
It difficult to employ their surplus OF 4d5 cent Leading
houses find difficulty in supplying their wants at y cent
Paper 10 46 cent and In good demand. Wheat poorly
sui piled and Ia rmer demand fair mainly for export the
supply Of White small aud choice 10 wanted for milling
The sales reach bush Barley and Barley Malt are IN
light stock quiet and nominal Osts less active, and
shade easier Rye In better supply and some~ bat he,vy
and in moderate request Corn in good demand oT export
and the trade and is better especially for sound saes oil
las 600 bush The demand for Western and State Flour IL
more scive with receipts and less liberal offerings
grades shade hrmer Trade brands are also In
better request finn. The sales are IL 4 bbs Cana
dian is IN fair and and hmer Southern hrue aud In
fair request Rye Flour steady and In moderate demand
Corn Mes is more sc.ive ard hrmer Pork Is qnst and
heavy though the arrivals light Beef in moderate re-
quest but hrm Beef Hams dali Bacon IL scarce, dali
snd noll al in price Cut Meats steady and in fair de-
snd Lard rrn and in fais request Butter aud Cheese
are firm, and Ia good request
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

The former rule Of tho insurrectionists. trade
rose to unprecedented activity in both these
ports. The rebels were warned away; but.
very naturally questioning the right Of outsiders
to interfere. they stood to their purpose. The
first result We have already told.
The final result is q matter for anxious
speculation. If England. aided by France,
seriously proposes the maintenance OF the I'm
veral dynasty in China, the world would like
to know it, The present Government Of China
cannot support itself. 1t is already crumbine
to decay. The only sound hope for the regen'
GRAFTON of that wretchcd country vas in the
ascendency of the insurrection. The chiefs Of
the Taeplngs are known to be the most en-
ghtened officials that the land has produced.
They arc not utterly opposed to foreign inter-
course, and they have on more than one occa-
sion offered themselves to be guided by the
laws and customs of Christian communities.
They are, at least, the best of their race, and
it is they whom England has collected her
strength to destroy. 1t will be long and
laborious ta.k, if not an endless one. for they
number half million Of fighting men. Bat,
granting that it may be achieved, what Is to
b. tho result Will England and France
plant themselves upon the ruin OF the old Eu-
pre, aud struggle tor new dominion Nothing
seems more probable than that this their secret
purpose, however vailed it may be by shsllow
arguments OF the necessities OF trade and tue
sacred claims OF treaties.
At any rate, England ia up to her elbows,
now, in al ntcrs entlon after her own heart. The
helpless children OF the flowery land may resist,
but cannot ultimately esade the superior eDer-
eics and appliances which the distant barbarians
can bring against thom. Whatever prof. MA,
come Of It, it will be contest OF little honor
to any civilized nation. The atrocities which will
accompany 1t, aud winch England must be
ready t. counten0nce, are horrible beyond the
power Of language to describe. Already the
most Notwithstanding narratives VI scenes which
have the sanction of the British and French
authorities have appeared in London news
pipers, and have received no denial beyond a
90 jtc.urAl ind by no means AUTH ritatise
one from Nr. Layhrd 10 tho House OF Com
mons. We copy one Of these elsewhere, to
show tue Character and usascs OF the allirs'
on whose behalf England u now m arms.
Whatever her point may be. however, she has
the prospect OF wiLnng 1t. Might Is on her
side, tAs time, and What else does size need
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14
NORTH CAROLINA.

We beg our readers to understand Us as
taking no stock in the alleged UniOnism OF
the party that triumphed in tho recent election
in this State. Col Vance, the Governor elect,
is an old-fasLioned Wing Of the Buncombe
(Clingman's) District, and as such was elected
to Congress 10 1889 BY 8,O26 to 6,33l for
Coleman, Dem. His election is simply North
Cardinals reputation aud reprobatlon Of the
authors of the Secession movement; but South
Cardinals "chivalry" was always at dis
count in her Northern sister. That majority
of the North Carolinians are he8rt.sick OF the
War, We do not doubt, that they would
gladly see it ended, follows Of course; that
they are ready to close it by returning T."
their duty as loyal citizens of tho United
States. We do not believe. They plunged into
Secession in "a moment Of contagious madness;
how they will get happily out OF 1t, they do
not vet see. Vance Is Colonel of Secession
regiment, aud doubtless Obtulned some voes
on that account. We believe he would be
llad that tho seeding States bad remained
quietly and loyalty in tho Union; but that he
will eyer counsel his State to come back
while those ON each side of her stand out, we
have no idea. We shall be glad to md hun
as little rancorous against the Union rs acting
Gov. Clark whom he succeeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

confirmation Of Gen. Pbelps's premise that
1" Society In the South seems on the point oil
dissolution" The slaves Of Louisiana. says
Gen. Butler, are held in subsection BY the ter.
ror of the Union arms; while the masters Of
those slaves arc notOriously engaged 10 the
congenial and admired vocation Of killing and
manning our brother Unionists 10 the National
armies because they are UniOnists.
We do not now comment as we might on
these documents, but. awaiting the action
thereon of the Government, commend them "a
tho candid and thoughtful consideration Of the
loyal Millions. A single remark dropped BY a
New Orleans correspondent of The Herald
seems to us to provoke an immediate word.
That correspondent says:
III the tme comes tina, actual necessity compsls th
course no General In the field will be found prompt and
thorough 90 determined and stating in the di'chsse
this duty az Gen. Butler but long there chance thai
tn. white men Of nation subugsto this occurred
beion he will be the last to attempt the Inauguration
policy the only spology Of which will be the utmost ur
sency"
That is to say: We know that We could
surely and promptly suppress this Internal Re
helllon by freeing and arming the slaves: we
will do it if we find it impossible to succeed
wtbOut but we will first tax to the utmost
the efforts and the liie.blOOd Of our Whites;
and, should that fail, We will then resort t,
freeing and arming the Blacks.
But are We so sure that even they could
then help us to pull through Nay we not b'
50 weakened, and our enemy 50 strengthened
by our intermediate defeats, that the slave'
could no longer win victory to our standards
Might not they say, at is too late To revolt
against our triumphant masters at this late
day would be sheer maduess aud rushing on
destruction" Did not Gen. Butler ever read
of the old-time sinner who, having failed to dc
the right thing at the golden moment, found
no place for repentance, though he sought II
carefully With tears7'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

10 Q point whereou there can be no honest
doubt. Every candid man can safety himself
by 1. Asking himself whether be prefers to be
q freeman rather than q slave; 2. Asking every
man in his vicinity who ever was q slave
what he knows as to the slaves desire OF lib
erty; 3. Asking every negro whether that
portion of his race now in bondage would OF
would not like to DO free; 4. Taking the testl'
mony Of such of our soldiers in the Slave
States as have deserved aud won the conf
dence of the slaves about them. But the tes-
timony of Human Nature should Of itself be
sufficient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

For naked, impnden'. deliberate, unqualified
lyiep. Tie N,u-Yor. Herald is undoubtedly
ahead q. oil competition. Take the following
example:
"Tny TsrnrxH complain, that Il 4, ,pios excluded from
our srnie-. -ni that our soldiers will not road IT,
Nov, 30 lar is this from the truth, that II
i. bnsed on our synopsis of a letter received by
~ from soldier 10 a Nea-iork regiment
under Gen. Mcclellan who udnted to buy and
read TgE tribune, but was prevented b.
an ~ G!,rhry ord.r from The IL. COL COM
uanIms. that the newsboy should not circu'
.aic TuE TRIBUNE in bis camp. SO II - else
whese ana everywhere. Leave The soldiers
tree to choose aud buy the paper they prefer
is oil We aeh-aDd just what is refused. ii
Tho solder did not rant TnE TRIBUNE, 1t
would be- quite suptri,lous for their officers to
forbid It's circulation.
Hear tie universal liar once more:
e.u wutc.on. Tug rKInuSEs own corrc.pondsus
~far 90 ~. employer. from McCleu'. zrry ,bst incl
had tool b ta,u amer so.d,s aud ;hsir rsh
- nfor ed and hat III were therefore doomed reu"
Il million readers oi TIE TRIECNE can
tesiiD to the villainous, utterly inexcusable
atrocity of this ias.hood. Mr.. Wilkeson
Lever wrote, nor spoke, nor Thought, nor
dreamed anything like tue above with regard
to The TRIBUNE. He knew. on the contrary,
that We had repeatedly and earnestly urged
tae sending to Gen. Mcclellan OF every reg-
n,nt that could possibly be spared 10 him.
The soldiers would know II, too, If they were
each permitted by their officers to buy and
read the journal OF his choice. But while the
circulation Of TIE TRIBUNE is prohibited by
men "drest in a little brief authority" it vii
be- practcaole Tor The IeraM 10 utter such
brszrn caIumnles rs that just quoted, and
.nahs some soldiers believe them.