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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23
BY C. & G. FARLEY.
ON GUARD.


In the black terror night,
On yon mist-shrouded hi.I,
Slowly, with footstcp light.
steathly, and grim, and still.
Like ghost in winding sheet
Risen at midnight bell,
Over his lonely beat
Marches the sentinell
In storm defying cloak
Hands on his trusty gun
Heart, like heart of oak
Eye, nevereetting sun;
Speaks but the challenge shout,
All sots without the line,
Heeds but TO solve the doubt,
Watch word and countersign.
Campward, the watchires CLEAN
Btacon-like in the gloom:
Round him his comrades dream
Pictures Of youth and home.
While in his heart the bright
Hope fresshine everywhere,
In loves enchanting light
Memory lies dreaming there
Faint thought the silence come
From the foes grim array,
Growl Of impatIeut drum
Eager for morrow's fray;
Each Of song and shout,
Curse and carousal slee,
As Ia a fiendish rout
Demons at revelry.
Close, in the gloomy shade
Danger turks ever nigh
Grasping his dagger blade
Crouches tn assassin spy;
shrinks at the guardman's tread,
Quails fore his cleaning eyes,
Creeps back with bafieG hate,
Cursing his eowardice.
Naught can beguile his bold,
Unsleeplng vigilance;
Fen in the frehame, old
Visions unheeded dance.
Fenriess of lurking spy,
scornful Of wassaiI swell,
With an undauuted eye
Marches the sentinel.
Low, TO his trusty gun
Eagerly whispers he,
swat. With the morning sun
March We to victory,
Fools, into Sa'en's clutch
Leaping ere dawn of day:
He who would Fight must watch,
He who would win must pray.
PrayI for the night wings,
Watch for the foe is near,
March. iill the morning brings
Fame wreath or soldiers bier.
So shall the poet write,
When all hath ended we'll,
"Thus through the nations night
Marched Freedoms sentinel"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23

An Irishman Just from the sod was eat
ing some Did cheese, when he found to b is
dismay, that it contained living iDhabi
taDts
BE jsbers ? said be, does your cbsIe
in this country have cbilder2'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23
when shah &c Have Peace /,

The editOrof the Porileni Advertiser
trcpublican1 stalks ont in meeting" and
answers the question at the head Of this
article in the following bold ard manly
styIe:
But our readers demand Of us to say,
when we shall have peace2
We answer:-When Congress shall be
persuaded that reason. not force, is THE
DIvIsIrY Of tho age in which we live
When Cingress shall be persuaded that
history furnished no example of sig mil.
lions Of people, educated. free and inde-
pendent, being sutjugated to captivity, and
ruled against their consent. When Con,
grees shall be persuaded that no nation on
earth hae proved themselves powerful
enough in arms or in wealth, to establish
and maintaio, indefinitely. military des-
potis.n over ak millions Of white men &C.
custumed 70 freedom and to represents
tive government. When Congress shall he
persuaded that every bayonet that eerries
demand tDf obedience to law aud to the
Federal Government. should also carry the
I eHaeene-taeatss- rslisssss rcspccs for
the political rights out 81 which the war
has arisen, and a willingness to confer
amicatlT upon the terms Of a re-adiust-
ment of those rights.
Fight on, ye me3 OF the North, and
fight on will be the cry Of the men of the
South, until substantially, these conditions
we have named shall CONS 20 pass Juk
teWe7 cf each side shall live 10 eHjoy tie re-
S'tt, as day by day passes a,cdy, aud all of
each will be poorer in purse, until the re-
suit that gives peace, shah be attained.
Peace is the child Of reason snd reciuro.
cal interest Wa is the heather ana soul
less Mrl)ch that deEours, without remorss,
every life and every interest that stands in
the way Of its imagined or proclaimed ne
cessities. Cid. pitiiless, inhuman is war,
In its best aspect. 1t makes children faith
eriess, wives widOws. the rich poor, the
poor miserable, the powerful feeble. the
feeble desPsiring. and TIE world itself
everything which it ought no: to b., to
every citizen and to every interest.
| But fight oa, fight n, viii be the i'm
| pulsive cry Of politicians. # espirants to
/ pfhce, Of govern ment j"hbers and contrac-
'ors, and of lanaticai onei5ea men, both at
/ the North and at the South. Fight on
! Will be the cry of standard loyalty, until
the still small and yet sublime voice of the
BALLOT BOX shall bid battles to cease, and
reason, not madness. TO resume It's sway
! over the councils OF the nation. Then nc
broken nationahty-no inyidious titles to
| superior righteousness in the frsme-work
of institutions aud Of society, will be re
cogniZed, but reunited people, with one
flag Of national glory and strength, and
one constitution. one government, and cne
! supremacy, shall become the inheritance
OF all our people, East, West, North and
/ South
II there be treason in these sentim ents
make tie most ofa'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23

Mrs. Brougham, mother Of the ez-chan-
celior, vas q mort excellent and thrifty
housewife. % enc occasion she was much
troubled with servant addicted to dish
breaking, and who used TO allegs. 10 ex-
tenustion Of her fault, sit was crackit be
fore"
One morning little Harry tumbled down
stairs. whom the fond mother, running af-
ter him exclaimed:
"Oh. my child. have you broke your
head 2"
mo, ma" said the future chancellor
I'll traS cyackh jefore!"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23


AMUSING ScENE.-Iere is an amusing
scene from the vaudeville of the Prisoner
of Rochelle, which says Paris journal,
keeps the audience in a roar Of laughter
every night OF its performance.
Corporal COrtuch" amuses himself hv
going through the manual exercise while
"Leza," seated q; her workable, abstract
eddy questions him concerning matrimony,
thus:
Leza.-lf a girl vas to fall in love
with you, Corporal, what would you
dol
Corporal (maneuvering with his musket)
Present armsl
She would doubtless IOok to you
for
Support!
And then what heavy burden you'd
have to
Garry!
Your butcher, and baker, would have
to-
Charged
Your prospects, Of course, would
not
Advance
Aud you'd have to
Bout face !
Aud never nave any
Rest
Now, Corporal, pray give me your
Attention
A man Of your years is not able to beaI
| such "a
Load
I And you are not in your
| Primo
Your wife may
! Bout
Leave you, but she will soon
J Return
And then you'd have to tear all OF
/ your
! Shoulder
You would be-
Ready
/ think yeu have some other
Aim
Aud you'd throw al your epistles int
/ the
Firei Fires the p,upket.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23

barton smith, Police Magistrate. and Jus
ID sfthe Peace Office Bluff Street u Merchants Row
M lake pieasurein waiting on all who may entrust
N With their Business ofany kind in hisline.
fx.E On the vest side ofthe River, Joliet
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23

nowEN GROVER, Attorneys Counselors at Law
J.iet, Illinois, onice opposite Court House, Jeher
"a street,
~. aJWsS, D. GROVER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

CAIRo, December I6.--Ths &c smes I.sk,
Cuys wss burned BY esessiIIss q Coseosdis
Arkansas, fifteen miles above he mouth .
White River, on Moadsy last The rex
day lhe United Ststes steamer De 5 TO wen
10 COaeosdia cad burned fsssyaws houser,
Most 81 the baggage belonging 20 shs pss
sengers u the ,Lsks Chy wss recovered "
The ciizens Of Coscesdia say hey did ~ IN
sheis power 10 prevent The burning q shs
steamer, and had sent courier % Helene
70 ssk protection. Before she return u the
courier. however, che Do soto hsd accom.
plishsd the dssruc,ios Of the town. @
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

The annual report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury IL ~ far the sblest docu,ne ri,
which has Jet emans,ed from any member
Of the Administration from The Preside o I,
down. In regard to the pnhIic d. b. he say-
that Il amounted. on the 80 b .: June. 1864.
10 .$514. 211,s7i %, something les than
wss shsieiYsed. and thus remarks;
But while the public debt. % the Ii Of
July. 1863. dN not reach IRE amour, AMI.
|cipsted b. the estimates, there il no room
for the pleasing hope that the results Of the
current 6-caI year. or 'hs next. will exhibi'
Il similar proportion. o. the contrary the
estimate Of the public debt on the Ii Of
July, 1869, heretofore submitted. musl nov
Be advanced, IN vie~ Of tie unexpcc,ed in
crease Of penditurrs su,horized and incur.
red. o. likely 70 be incurred. 10 S. IL, 297.-
4O3 "a; and on the supposi,iop that the
wsr msy BE continued with und,mInished
disbursements until the III Of July. 1864. he
debt HkeIy 10 hsve been then incurred rnus,
De estimated a. $174a 655 $50 80.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20


JAs BATTLE ~ Saturday : Dlundsr-
AIrsnoadous Iose
One ofths edllors q the Cincinnati
Commercial WHO wac on The ground
publishes the following statement inI
rrgard tothe recent DISASTROUS battls ~
Fredericksburg. Thcrcsulti just what
was antichp sted BY many rs the lcgi' =
innate effect 81 the removal Of Nc
Glellsn, and the rejection of his plan
Of Campaign. OH! for nm adminis-
tration that would exercise y lillle
common sense. .vn
srfi BvRxsIpE's army 81 8 ,,'clocks N ~
day morning The battle 81 Saturday wss
. shocking bluodsr and dsAs'er Our isoops,
Who had occupied fredericksburg. wese
hurled against . lofmidsbie natural pcsiiicn,
held BY an army u rebels Of about 5000
and covered BY redoub,s mounted with siege
gus. The whole Hill eide l. iull Of rih< pin,
and he enemy were also, Pro'sried BY .
stone wall. > deep ditch, and : massh' Out
artillery was inf give Batisrirs. on 'hs
north side Of the river. WIRE unable 70 d
execution upon The enemy owing 70 the po
Isi,iop Of our troops snd the fse, ,hs; III
shells were detective, beng contract mad
and exploding too soon. slsushtering ou'
ow, men. Or troops Tough, xcrIIent,y bu
hopeless y. aud were crushed BY 'se enemy
overwhelming artillery. This refers 10 %
era'icns On the center. ,ii M tarn .sX
FRAxKLix's bsltie ~ss fought on the lei
four miles down the river. liz wss 10 allucl
the enemy to support The chsrgs in the cen
Ter. but was FIRST ausck,d b, SrosEwALl
JArxs,x The battle between FsAEKLii
and JACKS = was long end blovdy JAcSsol
twas driven abou, mile, but shs eres. u tn
ridge which he held was not taken. FRAHk
LIS TOOK ,hree hundred prisoners. Tn
general result OF the i.h'ing Is 70 show The
,he epem,'s pori'ions On The hiIls south Q
Ere derieksburg are simos'. II not slscgs,he'
unless assaulted ~ fsak OF B
reguisr approaches They can not be take
" assault except with loss that We c.
loot III I'D tit
4 We did no. gain q single posilioa Of iH
por,anes on Saturday, md our loss -
severe. Ihave high su'hosisy 'cr saying ~
.lcarcn's corps, Of SrMsER's grand disisiss
,Iioss sevsn thousand killed and wosnded :
Y rhis vi. she .hesvicsl Isss sps'sised " -
Iecrps FRAxkLIs Iosr spous ;spr spossas
lnea. presume cur loss In kiiled a.
wou. -ded viii moi be found less then iwslv
os fifteen thousand counting The ssrsegIer
Our immediate loss in riFssrives u mose.-
The loss Of the enemy. l. com psras'vel
small. though hey we're 3 sroyed whs
,hey came o0t OF their inirenchments.
Th- city Of Fredsrietsbsss ism eaormc'
'faP. The rebel artillery ecmmsnds evs'
! |nouse aud every street. X ought 10
,Ieva~uslvd st opcc, md II il il not. wor'
twill Game 20 pass. N. "a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

lHAntt -. 2ts Rtts ~ 1s1O ~ y
t. During isst night the Army Of the Poto
mac evacuated their positions on The oppo
lite tide Of the river. The movement ws
: perilous one, but il was conducted il
safety. The artillery wss the 6rsi 10 eros
the river. The last u the infantry broneh
up the rear shortly amer 'syIieh'. Tn
enemy never discovered the movement uni
7, was too late 70 do Us any damage A
soon - the last man had got safely scros
The river. the Pcnioon bridgeswers remov
ID thus cutting "a ~ communication
between The Two shores. Our wounded ar'
Ell safe snd on THE side. There vas heavy
wind sIl last night. accompanied with con
siderable rein. which assisted rs Ia our move
menr, but prevented The rebels learning ou
l'r cay
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

~ ExcEss o. WoDfs. lis 1850 the ex.
eess efwhiss women 10 shs city u New
York over the white men wss s ITO. and IN
l0o0 i hsd increased 70 -. S6s. The o..
cess Of negro females vas l 6O9, Or tossI
excess Of females Of ~ .o53. The New York
Tribune ssys that : ceosus q this time would
show % excess o. $1,000 females over The
males IN that eity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

TUvhr undersigned has bees spDoInsed "
= the Governor Of the Slstrs 10 raise
Company o. Light Horse men Tor the Bos.
der Service. Term 81 snIisimsat; Three
years, o. during the zoe. an shoss wke
ewlist will receive SIS B'sSsys M Go
snoeshs psy II sdvsace' when mnsssssd
iuso the service. Hosses and Equipsgs
'wsll ~ furnished by the Gevesausns 4.
'nsdasely Esch msW oil - ssmsd elsk
= Cssbise. Navy Revolver ssd 0sbss. one
hundred end four sbls bodied, bssve dsek.
ING ne. ere wsstrd Are these nos 90,
some yousg mea 10 The cooNsy who vii eol
Are ihere mt, soae men vhc sss wil'ise
20 lesvs their fsmiiies and peril their. livss
5ov W. sahe q Civil Libsssy 80 nee @ :.
esEWens Once more our County eoi!s.-
Let % c0nes once more, 10 the rescue.
Any psrsos desiring fssshst inform ina.
~ wIshSng - jrIn the Company, elll p)esse
call q The Couvier oflce. N'a'
trsi - MARTIN Z. PATTERSON.
~ Lieut.. Oh Ind Cavalry, 4 Recruiting =
Mnsssving Oficer. 1''n .r1. $50
Il 1aspev, Dec. OH. 1859.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

y hils msa 10 accomplish sa jmPos~it'li'y
Why dsspoy our ON rsce n N slbu 10
male Of the African tina. which HE ovn ne !!
suse denies himl M
NIa the midst Of the waste 81 blood snd Of
property. The Precedent coolly talks Of flee.
Ing the negro and opening great Govern
mont 'srms under the guidance OF white sol
.siess. for The negroes pIrsssss sad pvo6'.--
Tie seems TO have no more souI-nc more
Sselises o. humssisy for while men. than
though il we're . piessurs esssssssnmsnt 20
sacrifice them b hecs'oabs 10 sppease Lis
Specific for negro fssedm. He shews this
|hesrless lrsis In the unfseIing manner ne
|msnsions The Indian msrders " biInnesoss
Not even The slsughtsr % women md chill.
dsen ~ nei hbovhoods I'D ~ counties
seems % touch hesvs evidently made 81
Iflins. if'hs hss heart ~ all Have the
scenes arcuud Washington killed. every
emo,ion Of human feeling hist should be
found. II IN ever 50 small degree 10 every
human bresss! ala* AHa fs'
To reason with one who could write
such . message % this. ~ such : time and
uader surh circumstances. would be The
highs Of folly. h could not be understood
By him, nor BY men who ere ready 20 follow
him In his rid and unbridled career. Th'
'siyIe Of the messseeis beneafi, criticism
! i,s suhstsIes 10 siiil wosee. With h,lds .
slaughtered men. Who trusted 10 his hsno
and few 10 the camp. scattered tv~sywher'
over the ls~d--~isI. 15o 90 Il, aud wound
F, ed in the hospitals--w with wij.wsl and or
phsns every WHARF, bemos ming lss' and love,
'ones-wiih pvver y snd shjecs psupevisn
staring miilious in hs lace. who wrrr hap
py snd consenhd t~o years sgo. WHEN h
lef, his nome in Illinois 70 assume The bigI
lend responsible rficer he nvw nominpiI
fill /; that, in the midst Of hrsc terri lie die
testers he could send forth suehs n esssge .
,thi'. 10 beyond The power Of sny konss' min
J. 10 account tor. barren OF sense % Of details
! IL il only Of serious import when We " a q
ION the posision he holds, with more shas
half million Of men in - army. subject I
HE caprice and dicsssiou, and tweaty miIlio
more 70 be sscr;6ced By .his mist axes, an
,foe;ish. II not wicsed, ambition. 70 do som,
thing extraordinary ios tie negro. r M
II We lsmens-mosi sadly lament. that n
evil genius Of the nation soems unssayed IN
, Unabridged b. ~. rcesai q nosssrssiosss !
,sAs s@lies s>.s-ts~~.sh his ts<~ sDs~-.-
: u hss policy ED be purposes ere 20 Be 10
lowed, this wsr 10 nos yes fsisIy opened !
is hossid coosequraees. Hssd the past ~
{ ,years have only been tho drill hours Of
: future bsrhsrism unknown % modern hist.
rians. and which. ere Il closes. viii rear
evrsy hosss and hsmles in The broad Ian
!, In come shape OF other. iH nVf fHRn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

TIME copsrlnesship, heseseicss existiaG IN
- ths ireland Steam Mills. beswssn ~. B
Dilisn. Samuel Dillen. u. and Henry Green,
10 dissoIvsd bv mutosl consent. NIB. Dill
len end Henri Gsess svs ssshosised 70 col.
Iecs oil debss due ssid 6rm, end pay 81 Do.
map ds against Il Thu Mile will hsseaftes
Be conducted By n. B. DiIIen and Henry
Green, who soIicis consinusnss 81 az
public patronage end wiIl sndsavor 70
merit ~. ~
Wr NIB. DlLLEN. wv
SAM'L DELI.EN, u.
HENRY GREEN.
December, goth 1859. 3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

O-"whst party do yos belong TO- ssk'
Cd IN sbcIitionist Of sn. old denocs attic fsr.
mes the slhes day. A a5Nral
sWhy, siv. I bslcne u the old HE demo.
sssss-shs sssight hair and white shIa pr.
iyr vas the reply. ia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

Banks Expedition Going far South
Bcsros' December IA letter from Port
Royal states shss Bsals psssed there On shs
Sth. bound South. One Of hls stssnsss
broke down and vss sowed u. Dad sip
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

WAsnIHeroH. December Is The Presi.
Idsss hss nominated 70 The Senate Hon, C4ieb
B. Smith. q present secvesssy OF che Int
'r:oF. 10 Be Judge Of the District Court Or the
United States for shs District 81 Indisna. q
From what is now known o. the strength
and extent Of the eremys forsi6cstions,
there seemed 10 be general approval q
General Bsrnsids's cosvss In recrossing The
RsPpshsnnoek. There V nothing Known
here 70 show thst tho rebels were inclined
70 leave their stronghold 10 meet our troops
upes The open field. Although our los u
hesvy. \ i hr below the Published state.
menss; but the precise number can not for
days TO come b sscersined.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

UJW- have neglected hitherto 4
notice the reception Of the Dec. No
Of Arthur's Home Magazine. Thi'
Justly popular periodical ssiil keeps
mp its reputation as the best Of the 3.
|monthics. srtstant grs 'aS-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

Notice Il hereby gives % ~ Tax peysso
d Dubois County. that whea sbey :eo0e -
pay their taxes. they must provlje thee.
selves with the sscessavy snail change. g
u = iaposslbIs eos ne 70 change ussk olln
o. Trsssusy notes, snd The Ouun u Cr0@ls.
sIonsrs hsvs sefused q make sey allowance
70 prccuse small chsnee. $3.50 WV.
THEOs BONDERMANw3 D. G.
Jssper, Dec. oh, 1869. 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

WnoLEsALE SHOE SroRE. --Messrs
j. Cadwalader Son & Co., Of New
Albany. advertise in the Courier :
large stock OF boots and shoes, bought
before the recent advance, (cauesd By
the Internal Revenue Law coming in
10 force, andthe large demand for tn
winter supply for the army,) which
they offer 70 sell accordingly cheap
Our merchants will do we'll to Civ
this reliable house . call before pnr
chasing thcier stocks Of shoes and no
sions. M 9A4 tWv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

III ave this day vpeUsd . Whobossls boes
III and S,,oe H"use. snd have nov IN store
: good sssorsmsn II men voncns end ehll.
dsen hUoss snd sh0es. that wsss pufehaood
b. fore th~ advance. aud psoposs 20 ssf1 %
old price,; also gsess variety Of sotione
c. nsis,ing In part o: ba'tons, thread. nssdise
pins. fancy Roods. &c. 70 which shey wtSh
10 cali sssemsicn ~ the sssde. % they eiil
poe lively be cold ~ % iow prizes - q any
time int . last four yssss. They pvcposs
"a buy Sang Beeswsx FestLess aud Riga
N ain Street. New AIhsny. FHA
I Door vest IL G. G csn.ea & c.. skx
J. CADWALADER. 50 XACO.s n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

n TAs Christmas will he passed
before another issnc Of our paper, We,
in advance, wish all Of orr rsaders a
very merry Christmas. May Gods
choicest blessings rest with them. and
while they are enjoying the stump
tuous respasts, which most Of them
undoubtedly will have, let them il
their prayers remember the patriotic
soldiers whose devotion to the Consti.
tution and the Union has deprived
Them o. the pleasure Of celebrating the
day at home; and by their well-timed
|libcrality may they relieve the wants
and canse light hearts in the families
lof many Of our needy soldiers. as.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

GrApenilon is ssqussied 70 ,the
I1pspectus of(hs Indiana polis 6en'ip q
in -day,s psper. The Sentinel " iss
sssrIing pAtriotism, exhibited daring
,his year, has commended itself to all
honest, true lovers Of civil liberty
Imlccd il 10 owing in . great sreasnre
|toits hill AMI irarlcss xpusurc q the
Ifranis and falacics Of ihcprescnt cur.
rupt Administration, and its l'irclings
that Indiana spoke out - molly, al
the recent election, in favor Of ths
Constitution as il 10 the Union . I
was. Every patriotic family should
have a copy Of che Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

1iW. frequently make contribn-
,ions,a lar the benefit Of cur readers,
from The rich store Of agricultn al arti-
clcs ii the American Agriculturist,
published in New York City, by
Orange Judd, at sl,00 per year IN
advance. It is printed in poth Eng
lish and German, and Is worth more
than four times its price to any farmer.
IA new volume commences with Jan
nary, Now is tho time. to snbscribc.
We will, with l'leaurc, forward sub
eruption to the Agriculturist for any
who may desire II,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

8 RsHUn BroAa.-Ths editor Of The
TerreHusse Express he's been shown SEN
pie Of sorghum sugsr, msdeb By Mr. A. Hog
asu. o. thss county. from she Chimes sugar.
cane. ann which U.s. ehry sssIis~d By The Sss
Of common keisls end ~ dripping. The
sample j. very fair. much lighter .hsa ths
New-Oflesns sogss End az rsshes pleasant
dsvor Mr.. X. shinks he has Discovered
The oeshod By which The ssgsr cen b ssst.
Wy snd chcspIy m,de. end . wiIIisrsS IN
psss any information 10 msysbs IN posssssisn
d. 20 o,hsrs Who may - Engaged " ,As
esIsis alton oisrghomr He obssIaed fsom
tw~ass two gallons 81 sysup. ssn psusds q
sOgsraad one snd sqssrsss gsiIsss % 20
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

UTCapt. Al. Beckett. ofthe esd
regiment. arrived home this week on
Ia short iurlough bringing home che
mortal remains Of lsient John Lee.
who died in hospital Lieut. Lee was
IundouLt.dlyla brsve and generous Of.
Ilicer. but was stricken down by ths
|diseas which proved fatal % him. BE-
fore he had an opportunity to gain
IGaurcls in the field OF active service.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-20

Court Notice. nnh'n 'ha
State Of Indisus. Dubois q uuty. ss.s
IN che Dubois Circuit G ,urs. Jan. TERN 1895.
Leo. r"'y =, p;....... ny
c.shsfine Ferry 7ITITi l
II appearing 10 The Satisfaction Of tie uns
j dersigned Clerk u said Court. BY The
sfEidsvil Of disinssresied person. shst he
Dc fsndsni sh We NAMED /; 70 nos asssidsus
VI a.. State Of Indisns. par s tnas NJ
'rhe ssid Cnharine Ferry 10 thessSoss
b. reby notified u the filing Of sid p si'toss
aud tendency 81 said aesio,s end shss che
ssme will stand trial Of said Couvt. % Do
held q shs Court house., 10 shs town o.
J sspsr in saii County, commanding On she
al Monday in } ,ssavy 1858, vhsn sno
where she wilI Be required 70 sppsss sne
|snswer or demur thereto, " the Sane gill
Be determined in her sbssnes. wosB
Hs.NkY a. HoLrHAUs. o D. o. 6.
Adams 4 Bsetssss. sstsy tu pi'f.
December ~ 1862. t, tsns4. NJ I'LL NEE