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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06

and snch coCntract SHAH stipuats tho fine within which
said vessel shall be competed Provided, neverhes..
I'M. saa money SNAIL h ne unless the Secretary
te navy "oi oinion 'net VIC shue Will secure t"thr
public service n, nm I. em I, steam nsttcry.
Sec Ana DC Il further enacted, That the sum Of hr.
teen millions OF dollars be appropriated out Of any money
~ the treasury not o'erwise Appropriated 10 enable the
Secretary OF the Navy to construct ro''c'ad se"" ves
Sec T. And l II further enacted, That the Secretary Of
c Navy I've authorized 10 Commute the navy ration Of of
fee ana sugar for the extract u coffee combined with milk
d sugar 70 Os procured IN tile same manner AMI under
IKE % nu guatantrts nv are preserved meats pic
kies outef ana uesiccaied vegetables lie shall believe
" MI ~ eoNc ~ e neAIth anu comfort u THE navy.
" o' 10 the government than the present
ration. and u II shall he acceptable to the men.
approved April ", 1907
:"
trobl" AcI-No. OIL
An act making appropriations fur the service Of the Post
tieth Of Juno. eighteen hunlre, and vjxty.thres
he IL enacted BY lie &aae aud Ifouse Of Reprsssuta,
of the United States If .in,erca in Canorsss aswmNM
That the following sums he and the same are hereby ANN
prntc for the service Of the Post ONCE Department fr N.
~e s r. ""v oxs IN snc Trsasnr~ .r;.;no "o ona W
revenues of IN. sa Department In Conformity 10 the A.,
Of the second Of July eighteen hundred and tlrtysx:
For of The mails (nlunl six million MIN.
hundred and .ixty-onc Thousand ,iojiarr -'
For compensation to Pstinasers two million two hun
Ear clerks IN nm" anrc" "f r.t,"as,sr. ovht hundred an,
forty.six thousand dollars
ySr ship, steamboat and way letters twelve thousand
r"r Office furniture In the nost oc.s two thousaDa as
lars
FOR aivcrtisng thirty'Sx Thousand dollars.
ror ,xr"nninc nancr ;or,v.sv" ,ho"S. MI ,,"i,.,,
Var mail INKS Esvs and ,nmps ATTY six thm.,n, ta
lar "'' "''' """ ''"'''' "'''''N '"'"'A'"' WV
Fcr mail eprel.tiou. and sueca, agents. xcvsu.v.s,.
thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous payments hundred and eighty.
seven Thousand dollars.
For postage stamps and stamped envelopes ninety thou
sand dollars
For payment Of balances due to foreign countries two
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06
IPCBtJc-NO. M.l

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An Act nakisg additional nppsopristau for the nav,
vice or the year enaing June thirty eighteen hundred
B. 4 rs:Ssd Sv he xras, o,d ,s,.,.. ~ $1,000.
ef ne Cmited Mates II Amoica n Cb~eress osssmiI.
That the following sums be aud they hereby approl.
ted to be paid out u any money In the Treasury nct other
died and sixty.tvO. ss>t
FOR the purchases Of vessels and necessary alteration. in
CURED fitting them TOR service two mlion i've hundred
and thirty thousand dollasy.
For the purchase Of addition vessels two million Of DOL
Tor the purchase Of nautical instruments, books man.
and charts, twenty thousand dollars.
Nor repairs vt the Observatory, freight and trxnsport
For the ordnance foundry at the Washington navy yard
hfty thousand dollars.
for ordnance million dollars.
Bee. And be II further enacted, That the seven
hundred and eighythres Thousand two hundred nrs
tyur dollars, bcg the necessary be PROVIDED
~ es'ists By board spointed for that pnro.s
ell ut fokcn New jersey be aud the Is hereby an,
propratsd out Of any money In the Treasury not oerxi.
appropriated for the immediate completion of said ~ttey.
Provided That In the contract for the completion Of Vii
vessel shall be stipulated that part Of the money claim
81 ~ haw.n A. stevens to have been herssoSrs expended
of said claim shall be established to the satisfaction Of h,
Secretary VI the Navy and the payment Of said ahs
scagoing steamer. to bc determined by the Peulsu
and snch contract shah stipuats tho fine within which
That said money shall MT he expended unless the secr.s..
Of the Navy h Of opinion tat the Will secure "a H.
public service nm efficient steam battery.
Sec g. And be It further enacted, That the sum Of ,Li
teen millions Of dollars be appropriately out Of any money
In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated to enable M.
Secretary Of the Navy to construct rod steam vesse
Of war.
Sec And liz II further enacted. That the Secretary Of
the Navy lie authorized 10 commute the navy ration Of cof
fee aud sugar for the extract Of coffee combined with milk
and sugar. to he procured In the AMI under
like restrictions ind guarantees preserved meats pic
Es. vii, butter "% 1s =, v.Es.s he s. believe
and not expensive to the than the present
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-07-23
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-07-23

A. L. RoBISsoS, Of Evansville will
address the People Of Dubois, at the
court house, in Jasper, on Monday the
2Sth inst, Qhe first day OF court. A
large attendance is respectfully re-
quested.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-07-23
The Constitution as it is and the Uniol
Z ~ it Was"
MASS CONTENTION
fa NN&A OF THE X.
UNION nEWOCRACY


In compliance with the generally
expressed wish Of the Democracy Of
Indiana, the true friends Of Constitu-
tional Liberty, the Democratic State
Central Committee invite the people
Of the State, without regard to past
party affiliations, who desire to "prc-
serve the Constitution as It is, and the
Union as it was," to meet in Mass
CoSvExncS, at Indianapolis. on We'd
ncsday, the Both day Of July.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-07-23

Proceedings Of the Union Democratic
Convention for The I'd Judicial Dis.
trio, Of Indiana.
The Union Democratic Convention
for the 81 Judicial district met, pur-
'suant to previous notice, in Jasper, on
Saturday, July 10, 1852. On motion
wv. G. Adams, Eco, Of Dubois, was
chosen Chairman, q. Doanc, OF Du-
bois, Secretary, and J. r. Foster, Of
Orange, Assistant Secretary.
The names of the counties compos
ing tho district were then called for
delegates, and each was found to be
represented.
On motion nominations for Judge
and Prosecutor were called for--when
ID. T. Laird. OF Spencer, and w. G.
Adams, Of Dubois. were put in nomi-
nation for Judge, and A. J. Beckett,
Of Dubois, tor Prosecutor.
n On motion, . committee Of one from
each county was appointed BY the
President to report regulations for the
government Of the convention. The
following persons were appointed-A. A.
?. Batson, Of Perry; J. G. Albert. Of
Orange; M. II. Tucker, Of Crawford;
J. Alsop, Of Spencer; and J.. Mehr-
niger, of Dubois. ras
On motion, adjourned till / o'clock
At ! o'clock the convention re-as-
sembled.
The committee on rules made the
following report, which was adopted:
That the counties be entitled to the
ollowing number Of votes: Dubois z;
Orange z; Crawford s; Spencer 4;
Perry 6;-Total 32. That the coun.
ties vote as unit, and that a majority
of all the votes cast shall be necessary
to nominate. N
Mr.. Adams withdrew his name as
a candidate for nomination.
Mr.. d. 7. Laird was then, by nc
clamation, nominated as the Union
Democratic candidate for Common
Pleas Judge.
Mr.. A. j. Beckett was chosen, by
acclamation, as the candidate for Pros
ecutor.
Thos. Shoulders, VIM. Schuntcr.
mann and John Wo!len were appoint
cd committee to inform the nomi-
nees Of the action Of the convention.
The committee performed their duty,
and brought the nominees before the
people assembled, whom Mr.. Laird
addressed in an eloquent and effective
speech, showing the utter hypocrisy
and faithlessncss Of the Republican
party on the great issues now before
the country.
His remarks were frequsntly ap-
plauded, and at their close three rous-
ing cheers were given BY the multitude
for their favorite candidate.
DR.. j. Alsop, Of Spencer county,
was called upon and addressed the
convention.
On motion the democratic newspa.
pers in the district wers requested to
publish these proceedings.
On motion the convention adjourned
sine die. w. G. ADAMS, Pres't.
G. DoANE, Secretary.
j. r. Foster, Asst Sec'y.
0yThe war rsws this week contains no.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-07-23
PRO EEDINGs OF DUBOIS COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.


A large number Of the democracy
of Dubois county assembled, pursuant
TO call, at the court house in Jasper
on the 10Th inst. w. @. Adams, Esq,
was called to the Chair, and DR.. i.
b. Wilson chosen Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was sta
ted to be to appoint delegates to the
congressional convention, and on mo-
ton the chair appointed committee
of one from each township to report
the names of suitable persons to act as
delegates, as follows: Thos. Shoulders,
G. Doane. j. b. Gohman, j. Milburn,
III. Nicholson and ii. Mauntel.
The committee reported the low
ing persons as delegates, who were
by the meeting.
Hall Tp.-G r Cox. Joseph Ssreigle. A
7 Fleming L Buchar,, D G Conley.
Ferdina nd--Jscob Morendt. NJ. Kempf
#. Newdsrk, J G Huffman, G Stslmsn.
Pa,cks-B r Kemp, $ Williams, II Mil
Ter. John b Lemonds. NJ Fisher.
Cclumbis-R NJ Davis. r M Beatty, Ph.
Coonrad, Houston, ii Nicholson.
HARRISON - Samuel White. 7 p Hope,
Frey berger. w Gray. John Cavender.
Bainbridge- Mshin, John Weikel,
Jno a wininger. John Mehringer. D B Ed
monston.
On motion, G. Doanc, w Fl Green.
Thomas Shoulders and j. B. Goldman
were added to the list Of delegates.
The following resolution offered BY
g. Doane was. after some discussion,
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the course in Con-
gress Of our present worthy Repre-
sentative, Hon. John Law, IS heartily
approved by his constituents in this
county, as emincntly patriotic and jn-
dicious. such as all true lovers Of their
whole country will be willing to sane
ton; and that our delegation to the
congressional convention be instruct
led to vote FOR him as our first choice.
On motion 1t was resolved that any
delegate not being able to attend the
congressional convention may appoint
a contingent; and that all democrats
lof this county, who attend the con-
Ivcntion be considered delegates.
On motion it was resolved that the
democracy Of this county hold . con-
vention for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for county officers in Jas
per, on Saturday, August 10th, and
that the democrats in the different
townships are requested to meet Or
Saturday, August 9th TO appoint thei'
delegates. s egA 4N
4 On motion the Jasper Courier va
requested to publish these proceeding
On motion, adjourned.s
w. @. ADAMS, chairman.
T., B. wnsoS, Scc'y.
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OTThe wsr rews this week contains no.
thing Of vital importance. Pope Y moving
his forces forward gradually. Mcclellan y
awaiting endorsements. vieksburg isnc'
yet taken. The rebel iron clad gusbest A.
kansas. came out Of tho Yszoo river, and
sf.er I severe fight with our holills, succsss-
fully anchored under ihs epns q The rebel
fort q vicksbuse. Gen. Smith is % the
rack or Morgsn's band 10 Kentucky. but
without much probability q capturing 'hem.
Gen. Hslleck hss gone % Wsshingson City.
some ssy % acs . Military Sepervisos ofal'
,he armies, some % Secretary Of War, aad
others ssy ior general consultation. v \. VIZ. y.
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RThs CosvsssI6Ss. ts,k District - "
County, which assembled o. III plsss - Y
ssssrisy. were wall attended ssd ssslseslyfA
hsra onious.. The speech of ~ Laird -
scsthjnR On Tie pretended 'Unionists," !" 80
~ noticed that several who wsse dsssss
mined nos u bs convinced eeu!dn !! sssne N
6re. bus leit the court room. 0eauemees dt
81 sys sorry YOU csnt stand the invesugsr
,on. Oh! what prnciPlss' 5HA E- ~
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JOsepla Truxlcr,
mAnurAcruRER ANN DESLKR IN

HARNESS AND SADDLES,
Corner Ess, Main and MeDonsld Streets,
.-. JASPER. IND,
OFFERS histhsDks 10 the citizens Of Du.
~ bcis county and vicinity for their past
pstsonsR and soIicIts : continuance and
exse nsIcn or the same. feeling conildant that
Ne can make Il to the interest Of essons 10
want of sny thing in his line 10 deal with
him. ss Me motto is "smalI profits and quick
sslcs." lMay Is, 90.
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-06
The Crisis-Call for More Troops

We are at last to have war in earnest
The call for 100000 volunteers is now
followed by another for 100000 militia,
who will be Immediately called into service.
Counties which furnish the requisite num-
Der OF men at once, can of course avoid a
draft, but unless so raised draft will have
to be resorted to, in which all between the
ages of Is and As will have to run their
chances.
The great problem whether we have pa
triotism enough left to put down one of
the most Infamous rebellions ever got up,
is about to be tested The lines are
clearly drawn-the pathway is open and
straight-and he who will now, by word
or deed, do aught to discourage enlistments;
who will endeavor to engender i'll feeling
against the National Government by the
dirty cry of abolition wal" "negro equal
ty," and other catchwords of unprincipled
politicians, is AN ENEMY TO HIS
COUNTRY AND OUGHT TO BE
TREATED AS SUCH. The fatal effects
OF the teachings of the Vallandigham pol
iticians are already apparent in different
parts of this county by expressions Of
sympathy for the southern cutthroats which
ought to consign such scoundrels to expul,
sion from the North or summary punish
ment. 1t is time to stop the mouths of all
such ToRIEs-for such they are-for un-
less this is done promptly and efectually,
they will yet plunge all Pennsylvania into
the horrors of civil war.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-06
Yallandigham pemocraoY.


It will make no difference say these fel-
lows whether Slavery is permitted in north
ern territories or not, the climate is unfav-
orable.
Per contra-Abolish slavery, and they
tell the people the negroes Will oVerrun
the North
The Union as it was and the Constitu-
tion as it is.
Per contra-The same men, in peace
able times, wanted to alter the Constitu-
ton so as to perpetuate slavery
President Lincoln and his Cabinet, they
alIege, are doing wrong in arresting trail
tors and not bringing them to trial in COM
munities where secret rebels could be pack
ed on juries.
Per contra-They have hardly word
to say against the despotism of jeff Davis
and his cutthroats, who hang Union citi-
zens for having the star-spangled banner in
their possession.
They profess to be in favor of the en-
forcement of the laws.
Per contra-They taught the doctrine
of non coercion against government thieves,
robbers, and perjured oficeholders, and
justify it to the present day.
They profess to be war party and to
sustain the government in its efforts to put
down the rebellion.
Per contra-Those who stay at home
run round calling it an abolition war; tell
the most infamous lies respecting its man
agement; are endeavoring to get up a peace
party; attribute every evil now existing as
the result of Lincoln's election, although
their favorite candidate is now engaged in
numbering the citizens of his native State,
is a low drunkard, and perjured traitor,
and who next to Buchanan, was most in
strumental in fostering the Southern cut
throats.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-06
The Democrat and the Soldiers

The readers of the Democrat will have
noticed for some weeks that there has been
considerable squirming to creep out of its
assertion that the 10th had not done any,
thing In the battles before Richmond, and
has been explaining and explaining until
people feel curious to know what's up
Well, all we know about it is, that there
are letters in town from sundry soldiers of
that acknowledgements of the most OBJ
streperous stamp-who are down on II.
trysinger of the Democrat like thousand
OF brick, one of them hoping he will be
drafted among the first in the county, and
have to undergo at least part of the fa-
tlgue and fighting they had to endure in
the seven days battles.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-06

Virginia 70 Maryland. Sixth-To hurl upon
Washington. from Richmond. a column OF
100000 troops.
"By the capture of that city, the liberation
of Baltimore, and the invasion of the North
at three points named above, becoming In
turn the invaders, they hope to make 1t nec-
essary for US to keep at home, for the defence
of our cities, five hundred thousand troops"
Dispatches from Fortress Monroe state
that Gen. Burnside's troops have embark
ed and are in motion, The gunboat and
mortar feet are also under orders.
Reports, coming both from Washington
and Gen. Pope's Headquarters, repeat the
rumor that the rebels are evacuating Rich
mond, one reason therefor being that a
pestilence prevailed in the city. We place
but very little reliance upon these rumors.
The only object just now apparent for the
evacuation Of Richmond, would be to throw
the whole Rebel army gathered there
against Washington, and that would be a
movement so dangerous that We do not be-
heve the attempt will be made.
The steamship Northern Light arrived at
New York yesterday, bringing the Cali
fornia mails and passengers, and nearly
100000 in specie. The news from the
Isthmus and South America is unimportant
Lieut.. w. Simpson, of New York, and
Lieut.. VIM. Ellen, of ofPennsylvania, having
left their regiments without leave, Gen.
Pope advertises them as deserters for whom
" the usual reward" will be paid
Troops are pressing into Harrisburg
from allsections of Pennsylvania, and it is
evident that the State will soon have her
quota in the field.
General Buell. has proclaimed distinctly
to the citizens of Huntsville, Ala, that no
slave shall be rendered up until the party
claiming takes the oath Of allegiance