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rendering her unmanseeable. Immediately
aner. she was run down BY the Queen OIL
The West. A broad side from The Benton
took effect on the sides o. the jeff, Thomp'
son. when she ran ashore In flames md
burned 10 the waters edge. Four rebel
boats having been al abled. the remainder o.
their fleet relreoted down the river. pursued
BY our boats firing as they advanced, rcsul.
ling in The capture Of The Sumter Bragg and
Little Rebel. which had been abandoned BY
most Of their crews.
Capt. Montgomery, the flag officer, and
mos, Of The officers aud men succeeded in
mixing their escape 70 the woods on the
Arkansas shore. The Federal ram Lancas-
ter was struck by the Beauregord early in
the engagement and was slightly disabled
Col Elliot. commanding The Federal rams,
was strnck IN the breast by a splinter and
was stunned Temporarily. but soon recov-
erred and continued on deck'throur hout The
action. This WIS the only casualty on our
side--our rams were manned by 81 rpshooi-
ers. mostly from Illinois, who did good ex
ccuiion. picking offihe enem,'s runners a.,
every opportunity. The rebel loss IN kills d
wounded and prisoners Is heavy, but rot yet
fully ascer,ained. Our tugs were busily
engaged picking up the crews oL'heir die
sbled boats.
Alter the return OF the eunbosts iron The
pursuit. Com. Davis sen, the following note
10 the Mayor OF the city Of Memphis:
u. $. FLAG STEAMER BFsroS.
or Memphis, June G, 1862.
Sir: have respectfully 10 request That
you will surrender the city 81 Memphis "a
The authority Of The United SIa,es, which
have The honor 10 represent.
am. Mr.. Mayor, with high respect,
Your obedient servant,
g II. DAVIS. Fig Officer.
In reply the Mayor said: "your note e
received. IN reply have only 20 say, AZ
the civil authorities have no mears Of de-
lerse, By force Of Circumstances The city i
in your hands "
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Cairo June S.-The regular packet Plat
&c Valley, the frs, boat through from Mem
phis, arrived here this morning.
Our forces are 10 possession OF Memphis
The fotilIa. consisting Of five gunboats
and eigh, rams. lei, Fort Wright at . o'clock
on Thursday morning. and finding no OBJ.
struc,ons Al For, Randolph. passed on. snd
at 8 o'clock on Thursday evening tho gun
boats anchored two miles above Memphis
The rams remained short distance above
"A reconnaissance was made and The en-
Iemy's fleet, consisting OF the following
Gen. Van Dorm. flag ship; Gen. Price,
Gen. Bragg. Gen. Lowell. JEFF. Thompson
Beauregard, Sun.pter and Little Rebel, were
discovered lying near Memphis.
During The night the reoel feet moved
down the river. and at daylight were out Of
sight, but in half an hour afterwards were
seen coming up. formed in line Of battle.
Our 5unboats had in the meantime weigh.
ed anchor, and. followed by several rams
moved slowly toward The rebel fleet, when
a shot from the Little Rebel from rifled
gun Of long range fell within short dis
lance Of the gonboat Cairo. which was il
advance.
The Cairo replied with a broadsiie, and
soon the engagement. become general al
long range. The rams 10 the meantime adj
vanced. and the rebel ram Beauregard, be.
ing some distance in advance, was singled
out BY the Federal rams Monarch and Queen
Of The West, each striving TO be first to strike
the rebel craft. The Monarch succeeded ia
striking her smidsh:ps. almost cutting her
in two. and causing her 70 fill and sink i'm
mejistely in the channel, directly oppo.
site the city. At this junc,ure the Lir'ls
Rebel made dash at the Monarch, which
BY this time was in the midst Of the rebe
fleet. but by : skillful movement Of the lat
ter. she dropped out Of The way, and Tho
blow intended for her sirnck the rebel gun
boat Gen. Price, takiag away her wheel
making Il necessary for her 10 run ashore
when she sent shot, which unfortunately
\ for the rebels, struck the boat Gen Lowell
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The report OF viewers on the Range
Road was received, and the road or
dered to DO opened, and kept in re-
pair, as other roads.
On petition licenses to sell liquor
were granted to $. Hurst, G. Kraus,
y. Egg, and B. Endhoien.
The Board adjourned till Thursday
morning.
On Thursday the board met; all the
members present. Sundry claims
were presented and allowed.
Viewers were appointed tor q
change ofthe Rome road; and also for
a change Of private road interscc-
ting the Rome road, and also for the
change Of road near Francis Wise's
land.
A favorable report was received
from the viewers OF road running
from tic North Celestine road 10 the
Celcstine and Ferdinand road, and
said road was ordercdto be opened.
On petition cf Trustee Of Ferdi-
nand Jets was taken of from the road
tax for the current year, and added
to the township tax.
The Auditor presented, his annu
al report Of the receipts. and expen-
ditures Of the county, which we will
publish next week.
The board then adjourned till Fri
day.
On Friday the Board met.
Ulrieh Kinzler and wife paupcrers,
were allowed sum to take them ont
Of the State.
On motion the taxes for 1862, were
fixed as follows: for Co. purposes i5ct-
on Sl0o, and 80 cts on poll: and . CTS
Poor Asylum tax.
The Go. Treasurcr's annual report
was received and filed.
Thirty dollars were appropriated
to bnild a bridge across Lick Run and
$50 for bridge across big Flat Creek
500 was appropriated TO procure
artificial legs for John Sennc.
j. Il. Bickwermcrt, was appointc 4
Superintendent to let the finishing q
Reilings Mill Bridge.
500 was appropriated to builc
stone abutments for bridge across ;
creek on the Paoli road. / mile from
Jasper, provided the citizens in thu
vicinity would build the wood work
Ordered that $500 Of the Poor Asy
lum fund of the county, be transicrre,
to the county Fund, and applied Z
the redemption Of outstanding orders
The Board then adjourned till Cour
ia course.
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Court Notice.

State OF Indiana Dubois County, o.:
In the Circuit Court Of Dubois County 10 The
Safe q Indiana, July Term, a. d. 1862
49," s \; Divorce.
glEI 1T KNOWN. That on thts 27,h day
- OF May In the year 1862, the above
named plaintiff, BY his Attorney, filed in the
Office Of the Clerk Of Dubois Circuit Court.
bis complaint against said defendant, ia the
above Untitled cause, together with On Aida.
Wit Of competent person, that said defend
ant Mary Ritzert Is not Z resident Of the
State Of Indiana, Said defendant d therefore,
hereby notified Of the fling and pendency
OF said complaint against her, and that %.
less she appear and answer or demus thereto.
Al The calling Of said cause on the secopd
day Of the next term OF sid Court, to be be-
gun and held at the Court Houss IL Jasper
on the fourth Monday In July 1862, next
said complaint, and the matters end things
therein contained and alleged, will be heard
and determined IN her absence.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk.
J. Baker, Attorney for pld.
May 20, 1862.
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Take Warming!

MY WIFE having left my bed and pro-
~ lection withon, cause or provoc lion
notice u hereby given 10 oil persons not 70
harbor Or credit her Or her son, Jos. Meier,
on nv account. as will under no circum-
stances pay any debts contracted Nv either
OF them. WILLIAM POSCHEN.
Ferdinand. Ind June IL. 1862.
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DIED,

On Nay 18Th. 1862. On board hospital
boat, on bis way home, Mr.. ROBERT GREEN,
aged 80 years and six months.
The deceased was member % Co. +
|5Slh Indiana regiment. He was Christian
member Of the Prespy terian church. Ills
funeral sermon will be preached by Rev. A
Strain, o. White Oak Grove Church, 10
Ps'oks tnwnship, on the 4,h Sunday IN July.
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AT HoMF.-We were pleased to SEE
in town last week, Capt. Allis, Lieut.
Widmcr, and several privates belong
ing to Co. |, 49th regiment Ind. vol
unteers, who are at home on shor,
furlough. They give sad account o.
the health Of the regiment, in which
this county has two companies. Their
Surgeon, DR.. w. Monroe, is spoken
highly Of for his skill and attention to
the soldiers, but in spite Of his best
efforts the regiment cannot now mus
ter 200 effective men for duty. We
are informed that Capt. Hawhee and
Lieut.. McConahay, from this county
are much respected and have the en-.
tire confidence OF their men, and that
the entire regiment think that If they
had an order to Ego in" on secesh, Il
would cure half the sick. We arc
panied TO learn that there have been
five deaths 10 Co. since it left here
Mr.. 4. Conner, Henry EnIow, Adam
McCunc, Michael Hass, Raymond
Pfctzer.
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State Of Tnditna. Dubois County o.:
In the Circuit, C,nr, Of Dubois County IN The
State Of Indiana. July Term, A. ID. 1862.
George A. K'zingetl
vs.. Foreclo
Nicholas Lorey and
Anthony Ferry.
EFT KNOWN, That on The i day ci
- April ~ the year 1862, The above nance
plaintiff. by his attorneys. filed IN The ,iiice
o. the Clerk Of Circuit Conrt. his complaint
against said defendants, in the above inti,led
cause, together with m atfidavi, Of compe-
tent person, filed Nay 23j 1860 that said
defendant Anthony Ferry IL a necessary
party 10 The above action and that he u not
r. sident Of tho State OF Indiana, said de-
PENDANT j. therefore hereby notified OF The
fling and tendency II said complaint against
him, and that unless he appear and answer
Icy demur thereto. at the calling Of said Cause
on the second day Of the next term OF said
Court, 10 be begun and held at the Court
House in Jaspcr.on the fourth Monday IN
July 1862. next, said complaint, and the
matters and things therein contained and a.
legged, will be heard and determined In bic
absence.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS Clerk.
Adams a. Buettner Attorney for plif.
Nav 20. 1862.
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READY CASH!

NOTICE i hereby given 20 holders Of or
~ ders on the Treasurer Of Dubois county
that there il
MONEY IN THE TREASURY
y said county 10 redeem all orders Up 10 NJ
1850, itsued prior 10 Sept. 8. 1850. which
have been presented for payment, and thar
all interest on said orders Is stopped after
this date.
THEO. SONDERMAN, +. ID. g.
Jasper. June IL, 1S62-4v.
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Bull RUS REPEATED. are in.
formed on reliable authority that q
number Of orr young sfaIwart meu
volunteered for an assault on some
breastworks on Hofiiman's ridge near
town, last Saturday night. Upon ar
irving near the place, they filed off
each seizing q wooden sword, longer
and larger than that welded BY Bonn
bastes, and selecting for ammunition
pebbles supposed to be considerably
larger than the one with which Davic
slew Goliah Of old, and choosing each
favorable position for attack, Briga-
diers, Colonies and all began afnrions
bombardment. The place was defend
ed by Lieut.. Gen. Huffman. who de-
termined to charge upon his assail-
ants, and fiourishing his good blade
over his head descended upon them
so impetuously that he sronted them
and secuted them, nor lost a single
man." The assailants had five woun-
ded, two taken prisoners, and the rest
escaped to town in worse than bull
run style, declaring they would not e
there any more. There is a great deal
Of heavy timber lying on the ground
between the ridge and town which il
is said was knocked down by the re
treating party running against it with
great velocity, and we did hear that
one man ran through large poplar
tree without injury, savea slight flesh
bruise.
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1.-THE news this week Is oi i'm

1.-THE news this week IS vi i'm
portancc. Memphis has been occn-
pied ny our Indiana troops, after Sc
we're naval combat, in which all The
rebel gun boats aud rams except the
Van Dorm, were captured or destroy.
ed. Memphis was taken possession o.
by Col. Fitch, with his Indiana brig
ase. and apparently very wi ingiy ac-
quicsced in the change. not enough
hostile feeling being developed 70 rem
der / necessary to dec.crc martial law.
The Mississippi i now supposed to be
free from all distractions except al
Vicksbnrg, and that place must soon
fall when attacked By the combined
fleets Of Farragnt and Davis. The
post Office Is now established in Mem
phis. and the Government has author
lied commerce 10 follow the flag, 50
that in all probability in week the
whole river will be open to trade as
heretofore, except in articles contra
band of war. Gen. Hallcck telcgraphs
that Beaurcgard has fallen back sew
enty miles from Corinth, with his ar
my greatly demoralized. Buell. and
Pope have followed him and taken
over 20, 900 prisoners, and large guam
titles Of arms. Mcclellan is gradn.
ally advancing on Richmond, and an
other battle may be expected there at
any time. In the first battle our loss
foots mp nearly 5000, killed, wound
ed and missing; that OF the rebels i
supposed to be larger. For wonder
Fremont has retrieved the loss in the
Shenandoah valley caused by the in
capacity of Banks. He overlook Jack
sons retreating force few miles from
Harrisonburg, and after three hours
engagement defeated him, with los:
Of 500 men, including the famous
Gen. Ashby, who was killed. Gen
Milroy's and Schenck's divisions were
with Fremont in the fight. Jackson
with most OF his forces. again escaped
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lowed to shirk taxes this year. how
long will il be till the others will fol
low the example. Further. we think
the second days action OF the Board
clearly illegal, in more than one point
lin this connection.
Proceedings Board Of Commissioners
June. 1852.
Boar'l met Monday, and organ
lied a Boall OF Equalization. Pres
ent all the Commissioners, Assessors,
Sheriff and Auditor. John Able, Of
HARRISON TT. was chosen chairman.
On examination Of Assessors Books
the assessment Of Columbia To-. was
found to be Sl1.0S9 less than last
year; HARRISON S4i,253 less; Balm
bridge $l0,0S9 less; Hall s1l,S12
less; Patoka 1850 more than last
year; and Ferdinand about the same
as last year-being reduction in the
county = 7'o'o-o rom 'as' year
asses''''en''
N nio''ou' y so.c = : seas -
! noss' : va o'uc'cu maj Pe' cent
lie added 10 the assessment OF Colum
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UNION HOTEL.
JOS. EGG, Proprietor.

US. LOus PROPRIETOR,
Corner North Main and Lawrence streets
JASPER, IND,
TN IL Union 10 now fitted up for the re-.
- cepticn OF travellers, and the proprietor
hopes 70 merit share Of custom. No ex.
pense will be spared 10 render his the bes
Hotel 10 town. His bar will be At all tines
as y has been heretofore supplied with Tho
best. May IL.
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CHuRcn FEsrIyAL.-Ncxt Monday
is the day set for a solemn church fes
tival at the Flat Creek Catholic church
lin Hall township. on which occasion
the blessing Of the church grave yard
and church bells will take place, and
high mass will be performed. under
the direction Of Rev. Father Mcistcr
assisted by other priests. There will
be two sermons, one III English and
one in German. Services will com
Imence at 10 o'clock, A. M. The pub
Tic generally are invited.
gTIt will be seen by the report o
the COMMISSIONERS Court, which ",
publish in another column. that I'll,
enormous falling of ia the assessment
OF HARRISON township was allowed 4
20 uncorrcctcd. We fear this is IN
just as well as iIhpoitic. Every man
of good Judgment who is acquainted
with The affairs Of the township, sure
IL knows that the personal property il
that township has not deprecated tho
extraordinary sum Of $4,000 in The
last year, and il one township is al
lowed TO shirk taxes this year. how
long will il be till the others will tol
low the example. Further, we think
the second days action OF the Board
clearly illegal, in more than one poin
lin this connection.
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Otate Of Iowa.

ApJ'r GENERALS OFPIcE, Iowa,
Clinton. May 24th, 1850.
General Orders No. 40.
a requisit'on has been made by the President
on his EAceliency, tho Governor Of Ieva. for An
other regiment Of infantry for the United States
service.
While OR State has responded nobly TO III.
call Of the General Government for troop. I. Aid
in crushing tho gigantis schemes planned against
tho Union, still greater sacrfccs are required Of
us; more money and moro blood. No State has
excelled the alscrity with which she has filled
former acquisitions Of the General Government.
More than twenty thousand of tho flower Of our
State have gone to the teAted field shall We fall
ter in responding to the demand for thousand
more?
The requisiton has been answered by saying.
that the regiment shall DO raised In sixty days,
and it will be done.
Reliable persons applying to me for recruiting
commissions will receive them with full instruo.
tcns.
The reputation tho gallant soldiers Of Iowa
have achieved for themselves and tho State 10
world wide, until tho namc Of an Iowa soldier
has become distinctive mark, synonymous With
discipline, bravery, endurance and devotion.
The place Of rendezvous will DO designated
hereafter.
By order Of tho Commander-in.chief.
N. Is. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.
- All papers on tho Mississippi river, in Iowa,
the Iowa City, Des Moines City ana al papers ON
the line Of rail roads, and in tho Valley of the
Cedar River will copy twice. my27-dAwN
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IMFORTANf
SOADxERS ONLkAUeR

: 0'A'1 " IOWA, ADi'r GsxsaALs Ovy1oR
The attention Of Iowa soldier, on ,,c, ,..,. l.
especially directed 70 the following G.n.,., 49,.
from Headquarters Department. Of IN. M,..,...
iPpi, by command Of Major Gen. H.,,.cl
n. BAKER,
Adjutant Iowa Of low.
HEADQUARTERS DRY o. rnx Mrasrse,ry,,
Camp on Corinth Road, May IL, 1854.
General Order No.H
I'd. When soldiers on sick leave arc ready 70
return to duty, they will report to the medical
ofcer Of the nearest hospital. Who will give then
certificates to that effect. On presenting such
certificate, tho Quartermsstes's department will
furnish them transportation to their regiments.
BY command Of Major Gen. Haileok.
J. G. KELTON, A. A. g.
Davenport, MuacAtine, Burlington, Keokuk, o.
kaloosa, For. Madison, Ottmmwa and Upton rapsrs
copy twice. Also Jasper, Poweshiek, Boone and
Marion county papers copy twice. my27-d&wtf