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The New York herald., 1862-09-15
Police Intelligence.

DyecySr UroS FARo BASK.-The well known gambling
establishment OF Jackman, Jarvis Dalton, corner o.
Hester street and the Bowery, was broken up by ibe
Fourteenth precinct police Saturday night and Soma
,b;r,v or the occupants taken custody The prisoners
were mostly young men from eighteen TO twenty two
wears OF age in the habit of playing faro al th
den every night On saturday evenings, especially, the
place was well patroniyed and many poor fellow Iose
his weeks hard earnings at the game The poce seye0
mon all the gambling apparatus money &c, they could
ay their hands and then marched the prisoners of 70
the station Yesterday the accused broughe
before Justice Connolly at the Tombs and committed Zen
examination.
MICRO GAMBLING SHor BROKEN ur.-The Eightn
ward police, under Captain Helmc, made descent upou
the gambling saloon Of John Cisco ccored), in the reas
OF % Mercer street, on Saturday night and arrested
number Of persons who engaged IN playing "faro"
and ubut,n The prisoners-twenty.lve IN number-s
BELONGED 10 the better of negroes and dessed
IN the most regardless They all claimed 70 b
gentlemen and when brought before Justice Kelly yes
teray nut on great airs and seemed TO think they were
the victims OF persecution the part OF the police Th
magistrate fined them 81 each and required CISCO 10 gTs
bail in the sum Of $500 to answer
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
MYsCELLANEOUs.
. NroKAKI AYAsn. ouNJAn-wAILAm

The Great Turkish ExhIaran, and Noryine.
Gan iah produces the delicate spuee cxbilarsout
Gunjah brings visions Of moonlt isles in sumbrous scas;
unlah contains opium, and is perfectly harmless;
Guniah unlike other stmulants has bad after eecs:
Dun iah gives light 10 the eve, and cheeks OF bloom;
Dun ah almost instantaneousy nervousncgp meiAns
Choly;
clears like ivory the skin Of the beautiful Caad
Gunjah superscdes qunine, opium morpha liquors smoM
Gunjah mparts superhuman strength 70 mind ami body II
Gunah cures rheumatism neuralgia chils and fever hcaa
ache restlessness; u
Gunjah wonderful in female weakness, want Of vita
crgy m
vorablc terms in cities town. country and army Agcn4
wanted everywhere Put n unique gold silver satin am
ivory boxes ~ ,ach boxes, IN Turkish carton "a
sent 10 any address. We are selling immense quanutf
Sold by druggists generally. SCOTT COMPANY (yheu%
jss), Wecds Marble Buildings NoA W anl 30 Sisaaw
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
BATTLES IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Evacuation OF Gaulev Ry the Unionists
after Desperate Fighting-Charleston
shelled and Burned by Our Forces
Destruction Of Salt Works-Great Anx-
iety for the Safety Of General Light.
burns Command-The Rebels 10000
Strong, &C., DC.
GAIlIporIs. Ohio. Sept. IA. 1869

GArlIpoiIs. Ohio, Sept. "a, lsC2
On Wednesday a column Of the enemy, about s GOO
strong, said 10 be under command Of General Ioring
(the fret notice Of whom his appearance in our rear
between Fayette and Gsuiey), made attack on the
Thirty fourth and Thirty seventh Ohio, under Cobcne
siber, numbering 200 men, sucamped at Fayette
desperate battle fought, lasting iii dark Our
forces cut their way through reaching Gauley during
night, having ltsi one hundred Killed and wounded
Meantime another column Of tie enemy approached
Gauley bridge, on the Lewsburg road cutting OF the
Forty seventh Ohio, two compan OF the Ninth virginia
and one company OF the Second Virginia cavalry who
we're al summerviie. Netting rince been heard Of
them
Under these circumstances Colonel lighibarn;s front
flank beng threatened BY an force
he compelled 10 evacuate Gauey which vas success
fuy done the ilth destroy all the government
property be unable bring away n. moved
down the Kanawna in two columns, 90 each side q
the river reaching Camp pis the afternoon 0. the
12lh, skrmshing the whole way here lie massed his
roors the north Of the Banawha bit being hard
retreaed during the night reaching Elk Just
below harcston on tho 18th be made ano'her stand on
the lover bank Of the bk river where desperate tight
ensueo, lasting from morning till dark
our forcos shellsd aad burned Charleston houses
only beng eft The result Of the fight 10 Unknown
Nothing bas been heard q Lghtburn Saturday at
SIX n rp tc that tine our troors we're boldrr the
ground, punishins the enemy severely.
II y Understood that oar forces destroyed all he cal,
works. lrhtburn brought ~ hundred loaded wagons
safely 70 Fix river.
Jih reirea, FIR river was cosd1ctod 10 goo1 order
Sren anxiety sAi for Tie safety Of 1igbtburns com
niand, as well as po,ni Pleasant and caIlipols
The iona are Hocsng here from the aud The adjacent
counties
Il Al
The New York herald., 1862-09-15

GENERAL LITERATURE.
The Adventures Of Philip on his Way Through the
World Thackeray Published by Harper a Brothers
Brisee. J. B. Lippncott publisher
Oliver bake's Good Work a Novel, by John Cordy
Jefferson Harper n Brothers, Publisher.
The Mystery Story OF Domes VIC Life by Mrs Henry
Wood. Published by 7. r.. Peterson Brothers.
Tho National Quarterly Review, for September. Edited
by Edward J.. Seais.
The North Britsh Review, American edition, pub he'd
by Leonard, scott A. Uo.
Fint Book IN Chemistry for the use Of schools and
famios-by Worthington Hooper, NJ d. Published by
Harper and Brothers.
An English Gramrnar-by @. y cunokonbos A NJ
Published by Appleton n Co
Hardee'r lactics-conlpilod by Col W II Alien. J
Bradburn puhlsAcr.
The Immortality Of the soul--by Robert Cooper Pub.
lished ~ j T. Mendum, Roston.
REPORTS, PAMPHLETS, ETC.
Tie FIRST Quarterly Report ol the street Commiss onor
for the year 1862
Underwriters' Manual and Insurance Directory. Tor
1862 and %
New London as . Naval Station
Memorial 10 the Queen of Spain Tor the Abot on Of
Slavery in the lsande Of Cuba and Porto REQ
The HOricnlturst and Journal Of Rural Art for Sep.
tember Mead 4 Woodward, editors and pubshers
Congressional Documents Of the First Thirty
Congress and tho Fst anu Second of tho
Tbftyseventh Congress, showing appropriations made
Offices created AMI salaries thereof the officers the eaa
rss which have been Increased with the amount Of such
increase during the same period
NEW MUSIC.
genera CoIcoran's Release March, BY N, B. Clark
PGlfhcp by Iec NBkSA lhlladcukla.
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
Personal Intelligence.

Gen ihrie, Of Easton. Dr. Dcano, of IocRport Col.
schaencr, Of Illinois, and r. May and G ). McDougal Of
the United states Army are stopping At the s. Nicholas
Lieut.. Col Sterling, Lieut.. +. Rogers, w. f. Chadwick
Major J.. W Scott and Col Bennett Forbes all Of tho
poitan Hotel
The Rev. Daniel Waldo, whose hundredtb birthday
celebrated in Syracuse tho 10th cxrect.
cd " preach IN the Second Presby eran church Albany
yesterday HE faculties Of both body and continue
in great vgor and he is, no doubt the marvellous
specimen Of clerical longevity now on the face Of the
earth
The New York herald., 1862-09-15


The cneral Of Colonel George Pratt of the Twentieth
regiment took place to-day. II Of the largcss
assemblagcs at the capital similar
sion. II attended by the Governor and staff the
Tenth and Twenty fifth regiments and number Of ais
tguished strangers from New York Greene and Ulster
counties There also cpuatons from Masonic ordes
leather merchants Of New York &C. Religious services
were performed by Bishop Potter Or pitkip Rev Mr..
Potter and others TIC pageant the part OF the Ma
sonic societies of tho finest many ycars.
Governor Seymour and Erastus Corning closely
by marriage with tho deceased, present
Among the bearers wore Colonel Astor and Mr,
!sham, of New York, and Scuator Pruyn, Of Albany.
Colonel Pratt killed the 3oth Of August, In
brilliant charge at the head Of his regiment. His Iose
casts deep gloom lie community.
The New York herald., 1862-09-15

Fsw F,Enr1s-Bosidcs those who arc exempt from
military duties rrder the United states and state laws
the law Of Moses ssemps another class we Gnd in
Deuteronomy gath chapter, 9th verse, she following
statue,--
when hath taken new vito, he shall not 90 ost
70 war neither sha he be charged with any business
but he shall free homo enc year and shall cheer Up
his Vi.s ybGh he bsa takcn,
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
UNION VICTORY IN KENTUCKY.

Battle at Munfordsvillc, Kcntucky-Ths
Union Forces under Colonel Wud~D
Attacked by the Rebels-The Rebsls
RePulscd with Great Loss, &C., dse,
LorlsvnlI. Sept. -, 1So9
There has been much excitement in this city ths asset
noon in consequences Of news Of ba.tc bstwesA o1s.
forces and the rebels NJ Munfordsvilla
hlzABErHrows, Ky. Sept IL, 1852.
The rebels undcr Gene ri Duncan attacked our forces o.
Green River Mumfordsvle about three O'Clock mig
morning Tho fight lasted ill eleven NJ. Our noss
fought bravely firing the last shot The rebce were re
pulsed with heavy The rehels sent flag Of tyacss
asking permission 10 bury their dead which yrantsd
Colonel Wilder Of the Seventeenth Indiana, commanded
tho Union forces.
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
N e,vs fiom south Carolina

acLueuanole returned from Port Hoyal iuform. ~ a
Boston 7rda,r that matters there are m opie, sa,o
conscience of The departure ~ aarge portion or the
military force 10 the North 70 part 10 the susele in
virginia. The force left behind " amply sunny enI
the aid of the navy 70 defend the places hetN by tbe
United stated H,novement ia close nj hand q nveyer
when Charleston VIII Se the power of the sovernuent
that will make rec Instance impossible The
crops planted BY tho coabands n all amounted 81 four
Teen thousand OF cSyW and cotton and arc In
nolrithiug condition. Though Edisto Island has been
sya. aied by forcsr yet zoe glphpate protect the
uoys gcm ths tneurslem n ite 49, tisrf
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
Affairs ~n the w.stern RAvsrs.


Affairs ~sa the western RAvsrs.
Tho water in the 0hio At Wheeling On The 18th, Dsa
sursd only thirty inohos and was recedng
At Cincinnati Evansville, Ind. Cairo and Louisville the
water was at a stand. A&Evansvilk there was pros
psct Of ariso
Al Memphis, sn tho OH, mo river vas scwly falling
The Union expedition which len Fort Henry 70 operate
againet earsvie, Tenn reached MAT place tho Sth
INST Fkey found the rebels quite strongly posted but
after short engagement drove them or The rebels
le some ssores and horses which forces cap
tured We destroyed hundred boxes OF hard bread
and captured number prisoners The rebels burned
two hundred boxes and thousand bales Of
haysbeors abandoning the place Ooonels LOwe and Ran
som with their forces to Fort Donelson the
stb
she guneoat Horner left Rvonsvl'e Ind, for Hsnder
son on the 10Th. 9f
The steamer Matte Cook bound 70 Louisville, fred
into by gueriias near Caseyvilie the 10th inst.
The government Sampson arrived At Cairo nom
Helena on the llth.
The gunboat Eastport could get the Helena bar
and was obliged 70 remainbehind Eaa
Col Elicit up 70 Cairo on tho Sampson; also a
prisoner who attempted bribe tho pilot Of tho Monarch
her into vicksburg He 10 said TO have offered
fifty thousand dollars for the service The
rebels have very high opinion of the Monarch
and Queen.
Quite destructive Ore occurred in Front row, Mem
pills. the sth buildings being consumed block
north Of the Gayeso House. The loss about thirty
thousand dollars.
General Sherman issued Memphis, the 9Th "a spe
cial order regulating trade between Memphis and Helena
Permits be issued by the Memphis Board OF Trade
and merchandise for family plantation supply may be
these along the river who have not taken active
part in the rebellion, the applicant making adavit in
person at Memphis Helena, that the goods shall only
be- nscd by himself his plantation laborers. list Of
persons OF the character above described will be made
out and furnished 70 the Board Of Trade At present this
transportation is be committed single steamboat
to be designated by the Board which s 70 carry
aid appointed subject the approval Of the Secre
aary Of the Treasury All lots Of cotton ship
ped North must be accompanied by bills Of SALE authen
aicated BY two witnesses.
Memphis is quiet. There is news from below.
The last batch Of rebel prisoners from Western military
prisons about FIVE hundred in number. went down from
the l1h under convoy Of the gunboat Conesto
ga This completes the deverance Of 'buiernuts'
p.rt and return may be looked for. There have
TO ycksburg from Cairo since the gsno
raj exchange commenced. thousand Ave hun
dred prisoners.
On the eh twenty bales Of cotton burned op
posite Helena.
Fort Henry, snhland and Paducah, are all right. Tho
water is very low in the Cumberland and Tennessee
rivers
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
Court CaIendar-This Day,

SurREsE Cot GENERAL 1ERM.-The non.cnumerated
calendar will be called.
SUPREME Court RCun-Part1 Nos 3O1, 1889 1891
1893, 1923, 1885 1g47, 1871 2115, 22l3, 22o5 212i
1888, 227I 2325, 2sa5, 2343 23tI 235o 2373 Part g.
Nos co., 49, 9a2, 47o, 548, 66s16 COS, $40, 1852
1850, 1aio, 1864, 1850, 170o, 1914 2oo4, 20I6 2024
2les, 2l9o
rhe other Courts will not be session ill tho Grst
Monday 10 0cobnr.
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
Interesting from Minnesota.
RETREAT OF THE SIOUX INDIANS.

From the Minnesota Union, Sept. 81
The Indians are leaving the state Monday last they
we're seon from the fort large bodies moving up tho
river towards Rcd Wood. They had large train of
wagons horses and CATTLE This doubt ends the In.
dian war force will be sent, learn in pursuit Of
the stolen property and IL quite likely the Indians will
be punished when overtaken We hope since ely and
trust that will be in such manner TO cfectualIy
81 bdue them
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
Arrival OF the United states War vesss4
Guard.

Arf1V0I Oh tMe UnTtcu StUtSB WIZ VcDHO~
Guard.
The United states ship Guard arrived at Quarantine la
Friday morning from Key West and the Eastern Gu1f
bockading squadron. She left New York one yes,
ueo and active service since IN tho Gu4
OF Mexico The yellow fever at Key West was quite bad
when she left August 81 The Guard has lost two men o
yellow fever Thos Powell ordinary seaman Of New Bed
FORD Mass died the morning she left and was buried n
the Key West Cemetery Roatswains Nate John Purne q
BRISTOL England died the passage home She has now
no ,ses board and will probably bc out OF Quarantine
IN a few days. The following is list Of ofhcsrs %
board
Con,aanding-Wm. Lee Hays
Esrcuire 0hFcer-Thos Stothard.
Aetna Maatsr--Geo w. Crowe
y,troron--J Perrno Gilbert
Pdyndicr-Geo. snowden Redfcd.
Masters NdteS-Anthony Dovno, Asa FrAnzen, Inec.
6rf,ith, John Fisher
Pdunu aer's C1erk-Frank Cargll
Pomdsfrr,s Seodrf-Edmund Burke.
Ccrpentey--,Iohn p. Lochrey.
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
The NAVY.

Tne following list OF officers attached 10 the Uniist
States steamer Mcrceu VIII ch left this pora yestsrdayt
Comm1nde,-Hchry S. Ste!wagen
Lietr, mani CimnpaidiHg-r. Abbot
Actirg dstpy--C.; y. Wilder, Frederick J. Cover
Charles II. Baldwin Thomas J. Dwyer
Aciag Assistant Ssrceon--Clarles II. Mason.
4ctilf Assi.tanf Posad d,sr-Thomas C. Stellwneen
Cdpt0in's Cterk-George y. Randall.
Pdyndaer's CT 9L--Augi stus icrrot.
Surrogate Sfeiror --S,eorge 6. Gearse.
Essginsers-ActDs First Assistant, Alexander D0igs
Acting Third Assistants, Erastus Martini John A. 1unN
ger, Simon Rockefeller
Actin9 Masters Nafes--Edward Rogers, G A. Stains
Acting Gunn1'-Jacob AIMEE.
BosroH, Sept. IL, 1902
The United States bark lno sailed from Port Royss.
September for New York. taking board sixty Of ~
officers and crew Of the United States Adirondack
before reported wrecked. By telegraph TO 8. g. Gipns
Reading rooms
The New York herald., 1862-09-15

StrSTTrTEs ~ CorGEtrIcrr.--Dobt be In too great n
hurry about obtaining substitute Plenty are on hand
ready 10 60 They can be bad now at almost any price
coming IN rapidly That the supply will shortly
than cqtal tie demand. We doubt not that they
shortly may be obtained for $50. Not 20 many of the
rich men were drafted as these expected copse
queny instead q the high prices they expected 10 Oh.
tain thcy VIII have 10 take less than the botnt
which hayo been offered -Iiatiford CJuoat, sept Ia
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
The Department OF Kentucky.

lWaSDMgt0n IeUer (sept III liIner
Stories in circulation here that the dslcgn-
ons from Indiana and Kentucky for the pur of
urging tho appointment Of Governor Morton Prcvi-
siona Governor Of Kentucky, and representing that
Union members of the Kentucky Legislature desired suck
appointment. This version is true hnt u ls known
that the delegations desired 10 ar arrangement by
which the State authority Of Indiana corld provide for
their own troops without waiting ~ go through the delay
Of the War Office and could select their generals foH
them AS the matter is understood here this Was cou
pied with expressions Of dissatisfaction from both Ken
lucky and Indiana with features OF The presena
military management in that suartment and with tho
request that General Thomas A. Morrswhoso brilliant
services in Western Virginia have been iecognize6
by the government be put at the mead tile do
partment The whole request both relating TO Indiana
matters and to affairs OF the department met with at
refusal
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
Conflscat tion In Missouri

ST LOUIS, Sopt a, 1852
In compliance with orders from the Secretary OF war
Gen. Sch0ned has ordered tho Provost Marshal Genea
for the disric, Of Missouri to proceed without delay
carry into effect the ConGscation far the pro-
visions Of the said subject be carried into effect
by the military authorities ef the United States in The
district The property liable TO conscatop in tho district
is estimated at fifty mllions.
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
Rebel Major Deserts TO the Union
Lincs-Ais Sworn Statement.

from inc 81. LOUIS democrat
certain rebel Major, whose is Suppressed re-
Gently surrendered himself 70 the federal authority at
Rolla and 10 IN Gratiot street prison He AYERS that
he has become convinced OF the OF the con-
edcrate cause and now desires the OF the
tioDal arms. He was on Wednesday taken before
Notary in the Office OF the Detf ct Provost Marshal
General and voluntaT made the following sworn state
mont, which cannot fail 70 be perused with interest
OFFICE TIE PRoyosT MARSHAL GENERAL or MsoUn.l
Iowa AND ILLINOIS, ST. Lore, Sept o, 1862. (
Major in the Confederate States Army,
states that September he left the rebel army al
Batesville Arkansas and direct Rolla He had
offered his resignation, bot was not accepted The
immediate cause Of his leaving as follows Some
tring charges and sentenced to be shot, guard was
detailed from bis battalion execute the sentence
being unwilling 70 carry into effect he ordered the
guard 10 return the prisoners and himself Immediately
left for Roa He federal soldiers til he reached
Roa when he at once reportedto MAJOR Gallup Provost
Marsha! General He had previously become dlssat sEcd
with the rebel service Did not like the in
power, especially the cruel aud barbarous conduct OF
in the West His interest is in the South, IN
kentucky; but after a year's service he had
fuller knowledge OF the rebel plans, and found
he was lighting against his conviction of right
lcving that he right. Believing that the South win
be overrun and FAR he is concerned he would not
regret he could lot sympathize with the Confederate
government conducting itself as i has the Western
department regarding ts policy &c barbarous lie
approved OF guerilla warfare 10 would be shot as n
degerter il aIprehonGed by the rebels. Was pursued
nearly 20 Roa and his attendant shot lie designed
10 surrender himself for such disposition the federal
authorities should make Expected 10 take the oath il
should be required Of bir aLd and willing 10 do
lie does not wish " 20 South-wouid hardly no
down TO LOUSY Ic, his home even would be known
he had deserted the Soghofn lie should desire 10
70 " the free States If released
sworn 10 and subscribed before me September o. 1869
GEORGE PARTRIDGE, Notary &C.
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
Rurnina Government supplies In Ken

From the Louisville democrat, Sept. IL
We learn upon good authority, that ON Montny nights
while Kirby Smith and his forces were marching on Lex
ngton, the widest Of confusion created -
the camp about the Fair Grounds. II has been the gene
raj impression that the rebels captured large amount of
ammunition TRANSPORTATION, &C.. but this is not So Mr.
Alonzo j. Noblo the wagon master OF transportaton
train, Immediately set fire to everything that cond be
burncd Some $3.50 or $500 Geo worth Of governments
property destroyed TO keep IL from falling into tbs
enemy's hands. Mr. Noble was captIred by some q
Smiths forces next morning; bnt afterwards
leased with fcw struggling soldiers and arrived in this
city day two ago.
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Arrivals and Departures.

Nyw onrFAxs-ship Undauncd-FE y Hansohid, A Ban
ron LADY Children kendrick Mrs Welch and two
children Miss WHITE Nicholson, lady and two CHILDREN
popr RoyAL--stesmship EricssonC Capt Guss Captain "
wavne, VIM Powell Glenn, Cosgrove II Trask, + y
Flanagan, McCrea, Sumner, and ~ In the rage
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
Fire Ina Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept H. 1854.
The City Malt House, Of Block srees and Wes
Falls owned aud occupied by Francis Dcnmeadl
burned this morning. Insured Total loss, SIS ,00o
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
ALL QUIET IN CINCINNATI.

The Rebels Reported I'm FOrce South OF
HAorenees
Cn0sxATI, Sept ~ 1854.
All is quiet here. We enemy stih repressntes 70 b
n force south Of Florence
The New York herald., 1862-09-15

1Iovcments OF George Francis Train.
BosToS, Sept Il, 1859.
George Francis Train left Boston top night direct fo5
Washington. supposed for personal interview with tbs.
President aud Secretary Seward matters Of impor'
tabc
The New York herald., 1862-09-15
New Publications.
GENERAL LITERATURE.

The follow nc list OF the new publications receive
al tie HERALD OpicT, TO september 10.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-05-21

WAsHrscros. May l6.-The Hunts,
proclamation presented On unsvoid bic issue
which, il il believed will result in the break.
ing up Of the Cabinet The President ha.
expressed net only Dissatisfaction but indig.
nation.
Itis sscertained that -four members or the
Cabinet sustain the course Of Gen Hunter,
but one Of these estimated is known 10 enter.
tain different views II 10 stated positively
that Gen. Hunter will be recalled, snd the
characteris,ic firmness OF the Preside nj will
Dc exhibited 10 the manner 10 which he will
meet The issue thus forced upon him. and
that he will. whether with or without the
support Of the Cabinet, act substs sndalIy with
bis repeatedly expressed opinions and in,en-
iions.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-05-21
NOTICE

herebv given that The undersigned viii
= spply Tor license st the June term. 1862
Of the Dubois County Commissioners, under
ne provisions Of an sct entitled "An act to
reguIate and license the sale Of spiriuous,
v,nous malt end Others intoxicating liquors.
The plsce Of sale will be in and upon The
premises occupied by me. the precise loca.
ton Of which is @ follows: Lot No. 1s9 on
Mill street, known g The Exchange. in The
town Of Jssper. Bsinbridge township. Du-
bcis county, Ind.
The citizens Of ssid township will take
due notice thereof.
may 10 ls62s. b. ENDHOFEN.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-05-21

is hereby given thai the undersigned will
= apply for license a. the June term. 1862
of the Dubois County Commissioners. und-r
The provisions Of an act entitled .An sct 70
regulate and license the sa'e OF spirituous.
vinous, malt snd other intoxicating liquors. =
The place Of sale will be upon the premises
occupied By him. the precise location Of
which y ss follows: On the corner OF North
Main and Lawrence streets, in the building
known % the Union House. ~ the town q,
Jasper. Bsinbridgs township. Dlbois coua.
~, Ind.
The eitizcns Of said township will take
due notice thereof.
may Is. 1862. JOSEPH EGG.