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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-02

a nsw node o. computing intsrest Il six
per cent. has been published. which sp.
pesss simple. Multiply any given numbes
Of delIan by The aumbes Of days Of interest
required, seperats the right hand figure. and
divide By six. The result b the true interest
sor such sum fos such number Of days q
sIx per cent. This rule b . simple and %
true. according 70 I'll business ussgss, thst
svssy banker. broker, merchant and clerk
should post II up for reference and uss.--
There being 10 such thise @ fraction n
u. there d scarcely any lisbliisy % error or
mlstshe. By % arithmstioal process can
ne desired information b obssi1sd vith %
fsw 6gurss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-02

T The citissns of Montgomery county
ere about % present Gen. Lev. WsIlsce !
vsFy ans regulation sword, seeempssisd By
4 gold smbroidsrsd sssh. bell sssssl end
evsrythiag complete. Upon he scabbasd
e engraved: "Psssenssd 20 Csa. Lev.
wslIsse. Of Indiana. b. Noaseomsry eousty,
Isdisss fos gsIlsst soaaSes q FosS DIESEL
soB.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-02

A Plan 70 Destroy Iron Plated Vessels
The succsss Of the first trial Of shs Mes
rimsc has sst Yankee ingenuity TO work e
discover wsy for her eerssis destruction
The BufsIo Express says:
"Sincs the appearance Of iroa.clad vess.
els Of war, men Of genius and inventive
powers have taxed their minds 70 discover
some means for their ready des,ruciioo. -
A very worthy citizen Of Blu uhslo. = siensi6c
oil re6nes. has conceived the iies Of using
'Tittsoute OIL 10 . certain chemical state.
% defense sgainst their pondssous end de-.
strucsive engines Of war. lie proposes to
srln the Federal vessels Of war with force
pump and reservoir OF oil, having sufficient
power to throw the Of on 70 and over the
Foo6ng end sides Of the iron vessels, and
'etsing fire TO Il, % % 10 produce sheet Of
IRE entirely esveIcping the vessel. esusIne
'uch degree Of heat within a. 10 burn and
bake the officers and crew % readily % po-
stoes are baked 10 IN oven. AT the same
lime the iron roof soon stssins red heat.
perfectly easily penetrated by ordinary can
ron shot. In this manner vessel and sne-
ny ere 70 be readily destroyed. We like
he ides. and pronounce il good one. At
east. We would like 70 see IL Immediately
'pPlied 10 the destruction Of The Merimac.
y sny other rebel vessel.'
That looks TO Us good deal like the plan
}: catching birds By throwing sal. on their
ails.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-02

0"Did yoa sos cell ne. ~, you could
hold The plow 7" ssid The master. sarah,
Be- sisy nov, I" ssid Pat, how the dsucs can !
hold it. sndsw HORSES dsswiss 4 away from
ms J bot give Il % us % the barr al b
jsbsrs. ri hold Il with sny mon."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-02

tails.
A secssh Recommends for Once.
The Ohio State Journal hes received,
among o'hr interesting documents csp,ured
q NsshviIle. the following. picked up on the
floor Q: the House Of Representatives:
SoR DOOR KEEPER OF THE HOUSE or REPRE-
sEHrAnvEs.
Gentlemen Legislator: Here 70 my Card.
Now will give yeu statement Of my con.
duct in the var Of 1917, when I sh ouId cred
my muske, io defense Of ny country and
the rights Of man. fought the battle Of
Tippecsnos in my 18th rear. and helped 70
drive the Indisns to the north western army
on the Ssh Of October. l holpsd to subdue
the last British and Canadian. The great,
celebrated Tecumseh. helped 10 kil and
skin him, and sent two pieces home 10 my
sweethesrss. and took two rssos strops olE
bis yellow hide. and brought them home. end
then shouted Triumph and Victory. over The
north-wessern army ! And then returned
home % ny mothers bosom and sweet.
hearts, snd then volunteered under the i'm.
mortal Jackson; on the 9Th Of January. we
conquered Lord WsIlington's army. under
the command Of PsckiDgham. Klein and
Gibbs throwed them head and heels cross
and piled. covered ten acres with death, and
blood. and wounds; sent the balance home
with doIeful song 20 old Englsnd, with
bloody noses, skinned and bruised heads,
and bleeding hsartsii at
Capt. TARRANCE KIRBY.
Measures for the Benefit Of he Negro
introduced into Congress.
]. Recognition Of the negro Empire d
Hsytl.
2. Abolishment Of negro slavery 10 she
District Of Columbia.
3. Prohibiting our army Officers from rs-
turning fugitive slaves.
4. Establishing plaasstson for stss ne.
grces In South Casoliss. and ssxine the
people q the North 70 support 4,
s. Proposes 70 cid The States 70 abolish
negro slavery by taxing the Northern pso.
pie TO pay for the slsves.
8. To repeal The fugitive slave lsw.
z. TO repeal The lsw which forbids ne.
gFoss from being stage drivers Of carrying
the United States mail.
8. TO prohibit sIsveholjsrs from taking
their slaves isto Arizona Territory.
There srs other measures oi similar
kind. bot have not yss been fully ms,ussd
ssd lsid before Congress. BY The time that
body gives them full discussion Il will
have little leisure 70 consider ,hs intssssss
Of The white men. No wonder petitions ars
being sent into Congress. even from Nsw
Esg'sad, y lst the negro question aloss.
Gin. Eng.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-02
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DuBoss COUNTY, IsDfAsA, ~
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wssr SrREsry.
TERNS-STRICTLY IN ADVANCE:
Single Subscription. for ffty Nos-. ~ 50
For sis msasks I 90


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Fov square Of 10 lines or less. week. ~ 90.
Bach subsequent insertion, IS cts.
Longer sdv ertiseme nts, q same rate. A
Traction eves even square or squares, counted
sss square. These are the terms for tran
~ieat advertisements; . reasonable deduc-
zion win Se made to regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of administrators
sud legal notices of like character 70 be
psid fos 10 advance.
AuHoUHcfxo CANDIDATES:
For Township Offices, each, el.oo
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-02

US what you owe us.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13
From the Vermont Cavalry.

The Burlington Times makes the oiiowns
extract from the letter Of commissioner in the
VI. Cavalry, dated New Market, Va. April % :
" The Cavalry Regiment expected To advance
every day. Jackson and bis force had crossed
the mountain and gone On toward Richmond.
Gen Banks division is to pursue according 70
the reported plan OF operations Idonot think
jackson will make stand this side Of Rich.
mond. Up to this time tins regiment has tax
en- about fifty prisoners and killed quite "a NUM-
Der OF rebels, how many is not known. We
have lost five men and four horses, They We're
taken prisoners We have not man wounded
The only commissioned officers that crossed the
bridge IN the memorable charge at Mount Jack
son were Capt. Patt, aud Lieut.. Erhardt OF Co.
4 and Lieut.. Cummings Of Co. d. They alone
with their gallant companies saved the bridge
standing there and fighting twice their number
amid shower OF shell until they had put out
the fire. These officers | speak Of showed them
selves 10 be brave men indeed. | must not how
ever forget Capt Conger CT st, Albaus. lie
crossed TIE bridge and WAS the cra2lest man You
ever saw. twas all We could do to keep him
from charging ON the enemy's batteries alone -
Capt. Preston, OF tie Orange and CALEDONIA
Co, also showed sroa, courage during the affair
Z" TnE MhRcH TO rnE GArIroL. We nave re-
cciyed from A. WILLIAMS " Co, Booksellers
&c, 100 Washington Street, Boston, the first
number Of new work, entitled, " The Ballads
Of tie VAR published BY John Robins, New
York. They are to b, issued IN pamphlet form,
"proiusely aud spien1diy illustrated, ~ each
number to contain a Lyric descriptive of some
stirring event of the war, by A. j. II. Duganue
ALREADY extensively known as poet The pub
Usher announces that the work -" will be splen.
didly printed, upon beautifully tinted piper, il
uslrated with first class eugrayngs from orig
nal drawings by the best artists, and will form
when completed, a handsome interesting poen
cal souvenir suitable to grace the library OF III,
scholar, the legislator. and every patriot who
holds dear the heroic deeds Of his coUntrymen
The present number IS descriptive Of &" Th'
March to the Capital " OF She Massachusetts
regiment Ia Alri!, 1851, aud fully cones up tC
the promise o. the pubhsber. Price p cents d
number, or SO 10 year, II parts, sent free b,
mail.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

A company o. tae Vermont Cavalry, in re-
cent expedition across the Shenandoah was cut
of from the rest, and surrounded by tue rebels,
but escaped by swimming the river
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

10 stated in letter from an officer in Fort
jackson, in the New Orleans Bulletin that the
Federal fleet IN its attack upon that fort, aver
aged one shell every twelve seconds, or five a
minute for nearly seventy hours.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

BEApLE S DINE AsE-BALL PLAYER We have
received from A. Williams Co. Booksellers
and News Agents, No 100 Washington Street.
Boston, neat little pamphlet with the above
title, comprising the proceedings of the 9th
annual Baseball Convention, together with the
rules and regulations Of the game, rules for the
formation of clubs, sc. Aad--by the way
why can't we have baseball club here?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

HARD on TUE REBEL ADMINISTRATION 1t can.
not be denied that the position Of the Coined
emcy is anything rather than desirable. Indeed,
# any country euer had gloomy day il is ours
Row, How the great opportunities of the past
have been improved, how the immense power of
the South has been irittered and squandered
away, and whittier persistence in the policy
and principles which have brought misfortune
on US viii eventually lead, are thoughts that re-
cur frequently to every mind,-Richmoad En-
dmiasr, May |.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13
Trouble Brewing in Utah

'''NAS - @ llN"lNNN bidh hiN'i wv EINdv IL
bellon is crushed out we shall need a part Of
our army to suppress rebellion in Utah. The
saints are getting very arrogant
again. They nave established State govern
ment and nauguNted Brigham Young as gov
ernor, Ignoring entirely the territorial govern
ment. Brigham has almost as wide an ambition
as jeff DAVIS 10 one of his speeches he SAID
" am going to have larger pre-m ption
than the territory OF Utah. In few years tins
territory won't contain my own poslerlty In
twenty years from now this spacious hall will
not hold them, and IN twenty years more they
Will more than bill this territory. cannot put
up with tins small possession
His organ, the Deseret News, uses a very lofty
tone as to the adoption OF u state government.
1t says -
" The people have spoken loudly aud in Ian
guage not to be mistaken, have declared them
aversion to colonial seryltude, tyranny and OPP
preston, and that they wish to supercede the
territorial form of government 10 which they
have submitted Tor nearly twelve years, by Il
state OF government Of their own formation, IN
accordance with the principles OF the consttu-
ton oI their common country, 10 winch they
are 50 much attached They have Tor u long
time been deprived OF their political rights, and
they now leel ike asserting them, and relieving
the Federal government from the expense accru-
lng IRON the unconstitutional arrangement IN
su'utcd by congress for governing territories,
SO lar as relate, 60 the rule o, I tah.
The House ot Representatives. mas pass u
bill Tor the Punishment OF polygtmy which
Will OF course become a law. The saints will
not submit to TINS restriction Of their pecu-
liar institution they viii make this the ground
for rebellion, aud they will have to be whipped
out.
From rng SECOND VERMONT REGmENr.-W
learn from Litter in the Free Press that Linus
Towsley Co. A, % Vi. regiment, was so severe
ly wounded while out ON reconnaissance the
30th ult., that he died before reaching camp -
The writer AIDS:
E" Lewis Wood was shot dead at nearly the
same time ihe skirnsherS were obliged 90 re-
ire AMI LuyIas Carpenter was sent to the !lont
with another nan 10 bring Woods body oil
Nhlie sioopug over the body oil hls comrade,
Dali pierced lls body, and there, while doing
an act oil bravery and humanity, he lost his own
iuo. lie vs. lormerly from Burlington, (Wl.
nooSki) wbu we hear he has u widowed motu-
or. She yWcll he proul Of her son, as hn
was university beloved by ms comrades, aud
she wIil TIE g4i to learn th0t hu WIS one of our
best soldiers Wood won great praise for his
GOODNESS aal rayery at Bali Run.
Major GU.RAL LoyELL, in command Oh VIVA,
rebel forces ere were at New Orleans, wa
Deputy Stree Commissioner 10 New York City
previous to 1o breaking out OF The rebellion.
+ Gustayua W Smith, who was at the same time
Street Commissioner, is now General in the
rebel army IN Virginia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

MIR, Segar has been admitted toa TIN Con-
gross as representative from the LIST district in
Virginia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

WAsnINGroN, May 10. As our Government
was prompt IN making restitution Tor the IL
legal capture Of the ship Porthshire, by the
bIockading squadron it is presumed that The
English Government will not hesitate % restore
the Emily 81. Pierre in accordance with the de.
mands Of Mr.. Adams
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

ALBANIA, n. Y, May 10. A terrible fire Is
now raging at Troy. The bridge over the Hud
consumed. At this hour, 1870 p. NJ, the fire
has been communicated to various parts Of the
city, and will destroy hundreds of thousands
OF dollars worth OF property.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

NV YoRk May TO- 800 soldiers belonging
to all parts Of the country except New YORK
and New Jersey, will stop at the New England
Rooms until Monday, As is impossible to pre-
vide transportation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

Baltimore, May 10 the Old Point boat ha.
not arrived ana there are many rumors ad0at
IN consequence
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

WASHINGTON, May 3.
The Navy Department has received the fol-
lowing official details of the capture OF New Or
leans
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

The news of the fall OF New Orlean at Ha-
wanna created the greatest CONSERVATION among
ihe sccesslunlsls at that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14
LATEST FROM FORTREss MoNRoE.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
BATTLE AT PITrSBCRG LANDING.

CINCINNATI, April 12.-The Chicago CORES
pondent OF the Tribune charges that the Ohio 72d
and SD regiments ran on the first day, leaving
the w WaterhouSe battery TO the enemy In the
contest FOR Michigan battery on Moaday Beau.
regard conducted the rebels in person During
his efforts to obtain 1t he was wounded In the
arm.
A general retreat OF the enemy commenced at
dark on Monday, our cavalry following until the
horses were Tired out But for the almost i'm pa
sable condition Of the roads, the rout would have
been made complete, and we could have carried
their intrenChed camp at Corinth. IL will be
Impossible, on account of the condition of the
roads, to do 1t for some days. The rebel artillery
Is superior to ours. Their small arms are almost
equal = :
Fhe rebel loss is 5000 killed and wounded:
ours 10 coo. These are moderate estimates The
enemy has taken many prisoners. The sth Iowa
regiment was captured x1asSe
On Wednesday morning our advance only oc :
cupied the ground formerly held by he enemy,
half way between PittsbuTg ard Corinth. The
enemy are straining every nerve to get reinforce
ments; and bloody work must vet occur before
we drive them from their position. =
The Times, snecial correspondent says the re-
sponsioilitv Of the surprise rests with the com.
manding ottlcer. On Friday large force Of rebel
cavalry appeared in sight Of our lines and re-.
maned there. Sherman, who occupied the ad.
vance, had been ordered not to bring on an en-
gagement.
They remained in position till Sunday morn
Ing, serving as screen from behind which Beau
regard formed his troops In line of battle uudis
covered. When the attack was FIRST made the
fifty-third, Fifty-seventh, Seventy-frst and
Seventy seventh Ohio displayed neycn.able ine
cheney; Tbe latter aed without Hiring a gun
The others fred one or two rounds and then fed
The cowardice Of these regiments left the point
qndefended, aDa the enemy Immediately closed
the battlefield ~
Gen. Prentiss escaped on Tuesday, and came
INTO camp alone, in the confusion OF the retreat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14
AFFAIRS In GEORGETOWN.
CsTyssponSspes of TIE Star.

GEORGETOWN, April II, le62.
There was no meeting Of our City Councils last
board
business upon our canal has been very dull
within the present week, only eighteen boats
have arrived. The revenue collected at the
Georgetown Collectors Office amounts to only S75
The following vessels are discharging their car
goes at our wharves: Schooners Gen. Taylor,
Baltimore, wood for Dickson Il King; Omepa
Vienna, coal for VIM. Cooley; Home, Philsdel-
phia, coal for 3. Slower; Cumins, Beipsic Del :,
Cumberland coal for Gas Works; Merchant, vi
emma, wood for Z. B. Barrett; William Peters,
Baltimore, lumber for Pickrel & Bro; Edwin
salem, potatoes and oats for 2. Berry; susannah
Baltimore. corn for p. Berry; Tantarlount St.
George, hay for Government; William Donnelly
Philadelphia, oats for Hartley & Bro; Milhado,
Baltimore, corn and oats for Hartly Bro; r .
Chester, New Jersey, hay for p. Berry; Mazzep-
pa, Southport, potatoes for p. Berry.
There is nothing Of any interest doing at our
coal wharves.
Flour market steady but not active Sales OF
common to best superfne, S5 81 to $3.50; extra,
IS IS TO Sc 25, as In quality. Wheat, red, 81 25
to si.35; white, 81 35toS1.45. Corn, good, white,
30 to &C.; yellow, 50 TO SIS. SPECTATOR, JR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

R"There':a woman at the bottom of every
mischief" said Joe. "Yes," replied Charley.
"wben ] used to get into mischief, INV motber,
was at the bottom Of me-" From this one NAV
ressonshiy infer that the old lady went to the
foundation Of the matter.
ODr. Reed, the philanthropist, lately de.
ceased In England, has LEFT sum Of money 10
form fund the interest Of which IL to be devoted
70 buying toys a. Christmas gifts TO the orphan
children in an asylum at wsnstead.
R The Catholics OF Newburyport, on sun
day last, contributed s2Qo % in aid OF the @ ion
cester sufferers. Rev. AI. Lennon thanked them
tor theif generosity, snd hoped they would re-.
ceive their just reward.
HA married lady consulted her LAWYER ON
the following question, .viz;-s'As welded Mr.
r. for his wealth, and that wealth 10 now spent.
am not 70 all intens and purposes widow. and
at liberty 10 marry sgain!n
III The General Assembly Of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church (New School Of the United States will
hold @ II next annual meeting April 18th, in the
Hon J. 9. Prince, dem, has been re-
majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14
From the MsHn,ain pepar,msu,.

WHEELIEG, Va, April l3.-Hou. E. NJ. Stan.
ton, secretary OF Waf,-A dispatch Just received
from Gen. Milroy, al Monterey, under date Of
yesterday, states AZ follows: = = :
The fsbels, about 600 strong with two eayal,v
companies and two pieces Of artillery, attacked
my pickets this morning, about 10 O'Clock, and
drove them some two miles sent out reinforce.
ments, consisting af two compapfes Of the 18th
phloi TWO OF the I'd Virginia, two conpanies 81
The s2d Ohio, one gun Of Captain Eymanis hat.
tery, and one company or cavalry, all under
Mslor webster. The skirmishing was bsisk for
Aight, with considerable loss The casnalties on
our side were three men Of the 18th badly wound.
ed. The men behaved nobly.
j. @, FsRNoNr,
Major General Commanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14
From Port RoYaI.

NEW YORK, April 13.-The steamer Locust
Point, frem Port Royal on the 7th inst, arrived
here this nlorning.
A special dispstch In the Charleston Mercury,
received through this arrival says there were not
5000 rebel troops between Gordonsville and Rich.
mond, and that the Rappshannock river was very
hiph.
operations, dated 7th inst state that the assault
would be made on Savannah tomorrow TUESDAY
last Our pickets were within eight miles Of
Savannah then. .t