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In Richmond, Va, the 18th of Ipue, DANIEL NJ. Ro-
NEY aged u years and months. The subject of this
tce volunteered in The first company raised in Aamance
county and US u member Of the Aamance Regulators be
discharged faithfully bis duties sodier. He in
the battle of the Seven Pnes Richmond and acquit
tel himself with 6rmness and courage worthy of his
tive State Typhoid fever, with the fatigue and exhaus-
ton occasioued by the battle, terminated his life He was
sober. intelligent young and much beloved by bis
family and friends martyr in the cause of indepen.
dence his mem0ry with that of thousands of Others, who
have fallen in the cause, will be fondy cherished BY
grateful country. ICox.
On the Death of Mrs. Julia A. Murphy.
IT'S sad to hear that thou are gone
And left dear ones behind to mourn
o thou hast jnned the angel train,
To sing with them their heavenly strain.
But we cannot suppress the tear,
We weep for one we hold SO dear,
Who from our fond embrace is torn,
To live in heaven thy happy home.
We know thy spirit was too pure
To dwell or. earth; thy conflicts oer
Our Father called, child come on high
And live with me above. the sky.
Farewell! fasewelll yes we must part,
Yet sorely cr1shed is this sad heat,
Well meet aqnin in heaven above,
To part no more with those we love.
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CHATHAx-Itwillb b seen from our columns that
Messrs. A. H. Merritt and e p Harrington are an
nounced d candidates to represent Chatham in the
House OF Coffimons of the next General Assembly.
Both OF them will nSke excellent representatives.
., The people of Chatham are largely conservative.
ney are in for the war; as they have already shown
Dy the number of brave men sent to the feid, and
Tue interest they take in providing for them and
sne'r 'ames' They are opposed to party during
tne war; but they are for Vance, and for reform in
the conduct OF the State government Let them be
careful to send the right men, who will reflect their
views fully.
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Obi 'tis 'ard that bull Cockney Boy.

oh 'tis 'ard that bull Cockney BOY.
Py John Bull Cockney, Esq, of the State Journal
'fe The StalIfederate Conclave, in Raleigh.
oa, us ard that bull Cockney boy,
-: 'nooid be called on to give you song,
"ae" 'ne na'r is hall vocal with Joy,
AT tne vance news that surges along.
We are beaten, your 'onors. 7 fear.
we ave slandered and lied hall in vain;
And now We must beach drop tear.
For the Vance boys ave trumphed hasaip,
= oE' the stalls we ave filled are hall gone,
And the 'ope Of fat hofice is fed;
ana like loafers we wander alone.
While hour pockets are miuus "a red"
for the Vance boys are coming, they say,
And their tread like an hearthquake is 'eard ;
on the ramparts their bugles now play,
ana the stall-feds hare scattered hand scared.
ARK is war-cry is hout hon the hairl
And is legions hare p;ling tho slain;
The lion his reused hin lis lair,
And the stall'feds hare groaning with pain.
Twas thus that hat Newbern e scared
Ho'er defeat, when is courier e sent,
Hand for rations hand powder hinplored,
For fight Of three days hon the Trent
Bundle hup, bundle hup hand haway!
Leave the stalls, hall so fragrant with hoats
For the Vance boys hare gaining the day,
And their weapons hare logic and votes
'Ad known wha. the hupshot would be,
should ave left it to hothers to roam;
Contentcd beyond the big sea,
I'd remained dull Cockney hat 'omc.
Oh! tits ard that bull Cockney boy,
Should be called hon to give you a song,
When the hair is hall vocal with Joy,
at the Vance news that surges along.
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July !, 1862.
TwFNTv.FIyE DOLLARS REWARD.

N uNAwAY FROM The SUBSCRIBER ON SUN;
ANTH0NY lie is of whifish yellow complexion, about
feet Or inches high !s or 90 years DID, and supposed
N weight about pounds. He has 5eavy head o. na
and talks short when questioned, and has down 'ook
No doubt be is trying to pass for free boy:
Iii vye the sboye reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect Hill, Caswe County, or confined any }s 30
get him.. .o E 1o".tf
Csswell Co., March IL, 1869. N-""'
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NOTICE.

yutHE cONNJss1ONERS In THE SEVERAL D!S-
tricts far the County of Wake of INDECENT families
are requested to meet The Court House IN Raleigh on
Saturday the 18th day Of July and epsi, " dsc. and
rec.rc their share Of Salt procured BY G. whitaker
Esq, Ole oi 'n' 'A'' 70 J. ]. FERREiI. Clerk.
July !, 1862.
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ruddy, cheerful face-closed the bright eyes-nerve
less the strong hand-and the warm, generous heart
is cold and still in death; but the long life is just
begun in land where sorrow and suffering never
come, and where all is peace If in that land
place is reserved for the patriot soldier, who has
lad MS life upon his countrys altar, then may we
rest in the conviction
THAT when the mighty caravan,
W men hats one nighttime in the vale of death,
Shall strike its white tents for the morning march,
ne Will move onward 10 the eternal hills,
His foot unwearied, and his strength renewed
Like the strong eagles for the upward fight"
We also record, with deep regret, the deaths of
Lieut.. William Gloss, and Lieut. Delano W. Hustled,
natives Of this State. The former was attached to
Company E, 7th State Troops; and the latter, we
believe, to an Alabama company of artillery. They
were both in early manhood, and their dispositions
and requirements gave promise of much future useful
ness Lieut.. Gloss, We understand, was shot in the
head in the battle of Gaines Mill. Their bodies
were not recovered but were buried where they fell
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-09

WHEAT.-The Salisbury Watchman says that the
wheat crop in Rowan is a complete failure We
are glad to learn that the crop in Warren and Gran.
vile is very fine.
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SHOE LAsrs.-The Greensborough Patriot says
that Mr.. ". G. Petty Of Bloomington, N. c., has
invented lathe to turn shoe lasts, and that he is
making about 40 per day.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

STANDARD OFFICE Tuesday o'clock, T. n.
Still Further-sisnai, Complete, and Glorious
Victory!
PETERSBURG, July l. 5 o'clock, P. NJ
W. W. HOLDEN, ESQ Positive Information re-
ceived here that the remnant of McClellan's army
fled last night to James river where under cover OF
their gun beats. a portion embarked On transports
and fed to Fortress Monroe.
Tie river banks are lined with stragglers, and the
woods and swamps filled with them.
Stonewall encountered separate column OF the
enemy yesterday afternoon, utterly routing them,
and taking thee entire batteries. Federal officers
captured yesterday afternoon report that Mcclellan
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is rnortally wounded, and his army totally demoral
lied.
The loss of the Federals in killed, wounded and
missing. is estimated by many at between FORTY
and FIFTY THOUSAND.
Our victory has been dearly purchased, bat it is
considered the most signal in military annals !
No list of casualties yet given, but it is known
that many hundred brave North -Carolinians have
fallen. c.
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The Yankee papers report that Lincoln last week
made hasty visit to old Gen. Scott for consultation
Getting scared, we Judge.
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Capt Geo. G. Lewis, of Co. K, I'd N. c. regiment,
was wounded in the thigh in the battle of Chicka-
hominy, and is at the Exchange Hotel, Richmond.
He was from Newbern, we think.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-09

Illinois has voted largely against admitting free
negroes into that State and giving them the right
Of suffrage. Tho hypocrites.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24

any officer who shall be found guilty by a
court martial, of violating this article shall
be dismissed from the service.
Sec. e And belt further enacted, That
this act shall take effect from and after it's
passage Also to the 9th and 10th Sec
tions of an Act, entitled an Act, to sup
press insurrection, to punish treason and
rebellion, to seize aud confscato the prop
erty Of rebels, and for other purposes,
approved July 18th, 1862, and which sec
tions are in the words and figures follow
ing:
SECTION 8 And be it further enacted
that all slaves of persons who shall here
after be engaged in rebellion against tie
Government of the United States, or who
shall in any way give aid or comfort
thereto, escaping from such persons and
taking refuge within the liues OF the ar
my, and all slaves captured from such
persons or deserted by them and coming
under the control of the Government, q;
the Uuited States, and all slaves of such
persons, on or BENG within any place oc-
leHfiea h5- rrtef f1rres and afterward oc-
curicd by the forces of the u s. shall be
tdetm4d captives Of war, and shall he for
ever free u their seryitude, aud not again
held at slaves.
SEC. 10. And be it further enacted that
| no slave escaping into any State or Ter
| ritory, or thoDistrict Of Columbia, from
any Of the States shall be delivered up, or
in any way impeded or hindered Of bis
| Liberty, except for crime. or some Of.
ttrco against the laws, unless the
persons claiming said fugitive shall
first make oath that the person to whom
the labor or service of such fugitive il al
legged to be due, is his lawful owner and
has not been in arms against the United
States In the present kebelion, nor in
any way given aid or comfort thereto
and no person engaged III the Naval or
Military service Of the United States, shah
under ally pretcrcc whatever, assume to
decide on the validity of the claim ot any
person 10 tie service u labor Of any other
person, or surrender up auy such person
. the claimant, on pain Of being dismiss
ed tron the service.
Aud i do hereby enjoin upon and
order all persons engaged in the Military
and Naval service Of the United States
to observe, obey and enforce, within
their respective spheres Of service, the
act aud sections above recited, and the
Executive VII! in due time recommend
that al citizens of the United States who
shall have remained loyal thereto through
oat the rebellion shall upon the restor-
auon of the constitutional relations be-
tween the United States and their respec-
tive States and people, if the relations
sba.l lave Ieen suspended or disturbed.
he CON pensated ter al loss by acts Of the
United states, lnc.ul.rg the loss o! slaves
In witness whereof, | havr lJtruttn
set my hand and caused tic sva Vi Tie
United States to be affixed l't4le IL ta,,
City Of Washington. this, Tie .=r say Of
September, in the year u our Lord. 1862,
and of the Independence of the United
States the s7th.
[S.gre ',l ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY tie President.
WM. Ill. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
S1ocPinS Cars
ON NIGHT TRAINsTo
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
i II E.IGH1S

h y. ~ III il -
By ihifroute, Freislis of xti descriptions en- b,
forwarded from phiiadelrhia, New York, Boston OF
baltimore 10 or from any point on the Railroad,
OF Ohio hentucAA. indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa or Missouft. Bf RAILROAD lIfthCT
The Pennss Isanta EAtlrtad also conpeetA nj Pits.
pnrE with sieamcrs b9 With Goods he 10 ard.
ed 10 any point Oh The OHIO, Muskingum Kentucky
tennessee Nm beriAnd, linois, SEQ nsin Mi.sis
*ppi, Mlssouri, Kansas, Arkxnsas, and Red Rivers:
AId At Cleveland. Sandusky aud Chicago ithsts n,
orr W All ports o u the North W stern Lskcs
Merchants aud Shippers .niruAt Z The ira nap orts-
Non - their feiEht to this Company rely viii
confidence "E tts speedy transit.
The kaIeA OF Freight
To and from any point Ia the West the pennsyl-
vAhiA Central Railroad, are al sill times AS IA
FoRABLE AS iRk CHANGED BY oTHkRRAIL.
ROAD COMPANIES.
II = be particular TO mark packages, stvIAPExs
CENTRAL X. k."sI III
For frsighi Copiracisot shipping Directions xp-
ply to or address either Vi Iu. l AzenlA he
L~upsny.
X. r. SASS, ST. Louis, A tssaafI
~ A STEWART Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLAhhks CO., Transfer Agents, -
H. W. BkoN y Il Co, cincinGati,O o.
R.C. MELDRuM Co, Madison, IND.
II. MooftE. LUutsvftts. Il J.
W W. AikMAA y CO., tv aasyills, Ind
CLARKE TO, Chtcagt, Ia
W. H. q T. l.. LAhuLEf ,Ualiipolis, %.
q II. NEAL. IaFk crabufg. Va.
HALL CO., Marietta, q.
:. PIERCE c., LAnesvllle O.
M'DoW tiL q sifG0Lh Poftsmvuth, %.
X. .M'AhtLf, Ms.sytIie, NJ.
] l.. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, cosfngton, Ky.
q u. HEAION, Cleveland. U.
=. =. MELDRUA, Geln Travelling Ag'ttcr
lie Sputt aAsWest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
LIVE sTO1 K


Drovsrssnd Farmers v III nna ths the m OF adyap-
tageous route tnr Liyr Suek. tslacious Yards ell
watered aud suriiea Sfth every eons enience have
be opened Oh tAis and cry
attention is PAID To their From Harrisburgh
where viii be found every convenience for feed ing
snd resting choice lie offered Of the PHILA DEL
PuIA, hE& fukk and BALTIMORE MARKETS,
This viii also be found the shortest, quick est and
NEST direct route for Stock 10 New iork{yia Allen
town and will fewer cha gesthan any Other.
EAOCH LENls, ,GenerAlsapl. .Atioonu .fa
l.. l.. H0tPT, Gen Tick ct Ast .Phaaelphia
H. II HOUSTON ,Gen'iFreig btAgt. r phiade ~ ha I.
h2ldaW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
\ KRItALs AND DEPART URE
AN OF
RAILROAD TRAINS

Northern Tfhias leave daily Sundays excepted) a,
10 M. and $50 y, m., and arrive 5:45 ., M. and
a0 y. NJ.
Ntstefs Trains leave daily tsubdsys exeepted) at
- a ~ aad ! % M and arrive at II 80 j IA anI
20 81
A. hsnti.vn u. ret, Tf@tn. on 'hr Wahash valley
RsltfoAa ssgig II 1Hasss esItIte,} O'Clock
y at pat daily lsuliass esceptedy ~ $ 80 a.
EQssrs connect With this ctty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28
NOTICE

8 hereby given that the undersigned viii
= apply q the June term, 1862. OF the Du.
bois County Commissioners sor license IN
der the provisions Of an act entitled IAN sci
TO regulate and license The sale OF spirit.
uous. vinous, malt, and other intoxicating
'iquors." The place Of sale will b. on ihs
premises occupied BY him. the precise Iocs
,icn Of which il ss follows On the corner
Of South Main and West streets. in the town
Of jasper. Bsinbirdee township. Dubois C..
Ind. IN the building kDe wn as Krsus' IIo,rl.
A nd the citizens Of Bsinbridg e tow nship
will take due notice thereof.
mav Is. 1862 CHAS. KRAUS.
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NOTICE

= hereby given that the undersigned will
j apply for license az the June term, 1862
Of the Dubois County Commissioners. under
the provisions Of an act entitled IAN act "a
regulate and license the sale Of spirituous
vinous, malt and other Intoxicating liquors"
The place Of sale will be upon the pre- mises
occupied by him. the precise location Of
which Is ss follows: Tn the corner Of North
NJ ain and lawrence Streets in The brildinp
known - the Union House, N the town o.
Jasper. Ii ainbridge township, Dlbois coun.
~, Ind.
Tie citizens Of said township will take
due notice thereof.
msy 10. 1869. JOSEPH EGG
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES ofAfamIlY pHY:Ia,

arc 50 composed that disease within the rsnes -
their action c.n rarely Withstand or svsis Aso.
Their penetrating properties scareh, and eleansss
and insiroratc every portion Of the human osgas-
ism, correcting It's diseased action, and restoring
its healthy sitalilics. A. consequence ef thess
properties, the invalid who IL bowed down VII
pain or physical DEBILITY 10 astonished 70 And ~
health or energy restored BY remedy q esss -
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday esmplaisss
Of every body. hut also many formidable ord
dangerous diseases. The agent below nsuet b
pleased 70 furnish gratis my American Alnasas,
containing certificates of their eures and dirsstsas
for their use in the following complaints: Css6ise
ness Heartburn. Headache a,sung from dsW6yel
'Ston,ach -vassea. Hn.gssfion. Iainsn as1 1ertik
T'sact.on II tLs Roire's. fzatuierry, Lsss flepe
fite, Jawdscs. and other KINDRED eomplaiatA.
arising from low state VI the body or obsfrsedeo
OF lis functions They are an excellent alssgatw
for the renovation Of the blood and the reotws.
tion Of tone and strength 70 the sysssn dssisa>pt
by disease.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28
"A < EMS
Ague Cure,

FOR TUE SPEEDY cVhB g
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agua.
Remittcnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dbl
Aeuc, Periodical IIeadnche, - Dflfe1s
Headache, and Bilious Fevess, indes1
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mating In hillary dcrnnseasns, eaussA
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necessities Of the American people than ssss
and safe cure for Fever and Agas. Such
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ind with assurance. founded o pspof. thss
no harm can arise from is We N any guam.
tity. es ss'tt
That which protects from OF prevents shb
disorder must be Of Immense servies n IL
communities where il prevails. .Pssvsnssss i
better than cure. for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violens attacks Il
this balcful distcmpcr. This "Cgns" oxpeh
the miasmatc poison Of FEvpR AND Aaus
from the system and prevents the dsvslap-
mcnt Of the disease. If takeu on the hrss a.
proach Of its prcmonitory symptoms. IL =
not only the best remedy ever yes dboovOed
for this class Of complaints. hut also III
cheapest. The large quantity We aspply -
dollar brings II within the reach q evssy
body; and in bilious districts. whsre FKvsn
AND AerE prevails. every body should have L
and use il freely both for cure and protceten.
IL 10 hoped this laiee will place IL within "
reach Of sll--thc poor a. well - the rieh.f A
great superiority Of this remedy ssss ~
other ever discovered for the speedy nd &c.
tain cure Of Intcrmittents Il. that is soatalne
no Quinine or mineral. consequently ts pss-
duces no quinism or other injurious .G3es0
whatever upon the constitution. Thoss card
by il arc left Is healthy as II they had asvs
had the disease.
Fever and Aguc is not alone the conseQuGass
Of the miasnatic poison. A great variety n
disorders arise from its irritation. among whisA
are Neuralgia. Rheumatism, qout. Hsadaeh4
blindness. Toothache. Earachs, CasaSsh, AseA.
ma. Palpitation, Painful AAecsiea q tAs
Spleen, Mysteries. Pain in the Dowsls, celis.
Paralysis. and Dcrangemsnt Of the Sesna6A
all Of which. when originating in this ssus4
put on the intermittent type. or became pssisa.t
ical. This "CrnE" expels the poisen 6sn
the blood, and consequently cures thsn ~
alike. II il an invaluable protecnoa - iD1ni-
grants and persons travelling % temporarily
residing in the malarious distriets. " taka
occasionally or daily while expossd . he -
lection. that will be excrcted from sbo eyso0.
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
20 ripcn into disease. Hence II 10 svsa nsss
valuable for protection than cure. and fev vii
ever suffer from Internittents. il thsy avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy =.
fords.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28

TSprAEAroLIs. May 25.-An over issue 81
Indiana FIVE per cent. bonds has been dis
covered in New York. amounting to ovel
81 200. 600.
The fraud was discovered BY the officers d
the State some tine ago. tut was suffered
by the advice Of Hen. D. 8. Dickinson snt
A. OskIey Hall. U. 8. District Attorney 81
New York, becsus Il was be Iieved that b.
keeping the matter quiet. large amount Of
the frsudulsst bonds would BE- recovered end
cancelled. Pursuing this policy, Col. Hud.
son. Agent Of the State. has recovered about
$700.00O VI the fssuduIept Issue, leaving, Il
10 thought, not over $500. 900 in the m srkc,
The perpetrstor Of this fraud vas ID. C.
Slower. who acted ss clerk Tor John A. Cts.
vens for q few months. and on the resign Il.
ton Of M. Ciavens, was appointed Agent OIL
the State A wealthy banker and . street
broker in New York are implicated a. &C.
completes.
Prior to March. 1859. The A gent OF the
State kept in his possession blank bonds
duly signed and sea- led. requiring only 70 be
flied up and signed BY the Agent.
An act OF the Legislature. Mach Iith
prohibited the issuing Of these bonds. end
oil issued in this way subsequent to that
d etc, are void.
The fraudulent bonds are signed John A.
Crsvens. Agent Of The State. b. u. c. S,o.
yer. Clerk"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28

Iron last Monday our entcrpris.
ing street Supervisor, Mr.. j. Egg. le,
out the filling up Of Main street from
the public square for one square north
to Mr.. Flick for the sum Of $50. We
hope the job will be done in sub
stantial manner, SO as to last several
years without re.fxing, and in this
way in few years the town streets
might be graded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28

V~4n - Veu(&s
State Of Indiana Dubois County. o.
In the Ci:eui. Court Of Dubois County in the
State Of Indiana, July Term. A. D. 1862.
Adam Ri,zert
~ e 1T KNOWN. That on shts 9Th dsy
- Of Nay 10 the year 1861, the above
named pIsintif, BY his Attorney. filed In the
Office Of The Clerk OF Dubois Circuit Court,
his comp laint against said defendant. 10 the
above Untitled cause. together With On aida.
Wit Of . competent person, that said defend.
ant Mary RiIzert 10 not . res:dent Of the
State Of Indisns, Said defendant 10 therefore,
hereby notified Of tbs & ling and pendency
OF ssid complaint against her. and that 10.
less she appear and answer Of demur thereto.
- the calling Of said cause on the secon
day Of the nsxt term Of said Court, TO be Be.
gun and held q the Court House 10 Jasper
on the fourth Monday in July 1861. prx,
said complaint. and the matters end shings
therein contained and alleged, will b heard
and determined in her absence.
henry A. HOLTIAUS, Clerk.
J. Baker. Attorney for plf.
Msy %. 1862
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned will
- apply for license q the June tern, 1861,
Of the Dubois County Commissioners, under
the provisions OF an sct entitled AN oct 10
regulate and license the sale Of spiri,uous,
vinous malt, and others intoxicating liquors.
The place Of sale will be in aud upon The
premises occupied BY me, the precise locs-
lion Of which II o. follows: Lot No. 1s9 on
Mile street, known ~ The Exchange. in The
town o. Jssper, Bainbridss township. Du-
bois county, Ind.
The citizens Of said township will take
due notice thereof.
may - 1852. b. ENDHOFEN. N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28

NV PosrxAsrER. Our former ex-
ccllent Postmaster in jasper. Mr.. j.
Mann, having resigned, on last Satnr-
day . commission came on for Mr.. NJ.
Freedman, and on Monday he took
chsrge Of the Office. 1t is now kept
in the drug store room, where those
having business with him will always
find the Postmaster accommodating.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28

In JAL.--Last week Michael Roe
mer, . young lad Of IA or Is years o.
age, q bound boy to Mr.. JOS Anstead
was arrested in Ferdinand and bro,
to the county jail for stealing. He
acknowledged to having stole a coal
from . pedlar, and it is said he has ia
ken several other things. Cases o.
boys like this show strongly the ne.
cessity for . State institution similar
to the Houses Of Correction in some
Of the Eastern States.