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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-03

lfollowing report of the victory o'
Antietam. has been forwarded to
headquarters OF tho army. by Gen.
Mcclellan:
NEAR SHARPsBrRa.
September 80, 1870.
To Maj Gen Il. w uuiIeeR.
have the honor to report the fol
lowing as sone OF the results of the
battle Of South Mountain and Antie.
tam. At South Mountain our !, ss
was 443 killed. l 500 wounded and
I76 missing; total, 23l5. At An.
tietsm our loss WIS 2 2O10 killed
8 4l6 wounded. and .043 missing f;
total, IL 400 Total loss in the two
battles, IA, ,794.
The loss Of the rebels in the two
battles, as near as can be ascertain
ed from the number of their dead
found upon tte field and other data,
will not fall short OF the following
estimate: My Assistant Inspector
General, who snperintended the
burial Of the dead, reports about
3 900 rebels buried upon the field OF
Antietam By our troops. Previous
to this, however, the rebels had bur.
led many OF their own dead upon the
distant portion Of the bsttl. field
which they occupied after the bat.
tie, probably at least 500. The loss
OF the rebels at South Mountain can.
not be sscertsined with accuracy,
but ss our troops drove them from
the commencement Of tho action,
and ss q much greater number OF
their dead was seen on tb field than
OF our own men, il is not unIeason
able to suppose that theiI loss was
greater than ours. Estimating their
killed at 500, the total rebels killed
in the two battles would be 4 900 -
According to the ratio OF our own
killed and wounded, this would
make their loss in wounded 1912
As nearly as can be determined at
this time, the number of prisoners
taken BY our troops in the two bat
ties will, at the lowest estimate
amount to 5 600.
The full returns will no doubt
show q larger number. or these.
about 1900 are wounded. This
gives me rebel loss IN killed.
wounded and prisoners of 25, ,542.-
II will be observed that this doos
not include their strsgglers, the
number OF whom is said TO be, by
citizens, very large. IL may be
safely concluded, therefore, that the
rebel army lost at least 10000 Of
their best troops. From the time
our trooIs frat encountered the on. b..
Iemy in Maryland until he was driv-
en- back Into Virginia, we captured
thirteen guns, seven csissons and
nine timber, two field forges, two
caissons bodies, thirty-nire colors
aud one signal flag We have not
lost a single gun or q color.
On the battlefield OF Antietam.
IA 900 small arms were collected
besides the large number carried ofi
10y citizens and those distributed on
thu ground to recruits and other un'
armed men arriving Immediately sf
ter the battle.
At South Mountain, no collection
|of small srms was made, owing to
the haste oi the pursuit from that
point. Four hundred were taken
from the opposite aide Of the Poto-
mac. (SIgusd,)
GEo. B. MoCLrILAs,
Major General Commanding.
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The County Ticket.

Let there be no relaxation in the
,fort to elect our excellent. county
ticket. Huber, Biselow. Markle,
Heller, Eoklss ahd Elms; they are
all good men, worthy Of tho posi.
tiOns they are uouiuated for and
well qualified to fill them,
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forms Of his church. Tie General
repeafed the service after The Minis
ter and refused to talk on any other
subJect. tie regretted that he hsd
not long sRoturued his attention 20
religion long ago.
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feri1rming A.liira9.
Pav Lion,, B,ack T,str, Spotted
Tigsr. African Panther, thrrs Ben
sat Leo. arOs par As'atie Lslpard''
Tho following was taken from
the living animals, in New
York, March 90, 1882, and may
be considered
A CORRECT LIST OF AsiNAls.
War Elephant Rannilal. PrfJrm-
igs Eisphani T'Ppoo !si'b, T',o
MdmmofA E!sphdnis, -Four lions
and LioRsSssS, Asntie dad IfrieoD,
South Amsueaa Jansu, AtJ,ena
Paathsr, Spoflsd Tiger, B!srk Tigu
(oniy one d, Ans. iea :ionsSs,
thits young B,ngaL Lopanis, .hns
Lsiatie aHdIf iran LfpJn IS yoVag
Lsopa,d, sir mouths old, Striped
Hyshd. (oniy Que is AuHriea) ".
Ansyisan Parthsr and Puma, Spot
iei Hy. Eo tou' q Linn, fhy,s y,ays
old. p " CsiiforHir DdAeps 6yiz =
riy Be rs, Biast Wey, P'arh W0y
Cry Wolf, Z.b a. (prsJ "f,d 20
My YdS Amta,gh By The Eoti II
Do'y Eagiaad Isr riaH Goai,
Lop. Edttd YaL,y Goats Comfy on s
in America } Biaek Lama, Alpaeta
She p, or lfhus lama, BED Psru-
riaR Lama, or F,essa, Amsrie0a
Faiioie Der, African Bison. or
Bs6alo, ihyes Ifrieaa Gar Hss,
(oAiy oHss srhibied an Aplsiiea IL
is years pair Of Rec BH Ks, or
Asiatie AstsiePss, Pseara, or MsIi-
caa WRi Hog. sop,t AmpiesH
<usota, lara Iiar<, Tiger Car, oy
O'siot, Fisher, or Water Cat, pair
Ichaspn as, Whiis GToaad Roy
aAd Coors, pair AHt Eaisrs, Gnin,a
PiSt riihoHi nKni6,r English Hare
Black aud lYhis Rab6aJ, las fHsH
e, HsrtioA Of BiHis srey srhibLeti,
par Of N,W IiotiuHd Cyotca Cyaas,
8 nth 1ms 'ieaH Condor. ths largest
Bird that i,ss, Pau phdd !ioahs,
AtritaH Pelican, three Golden PhsaS-
Gats, ihyss Slr,r hsa ahts, jar
Bohemian r5sasasis. Pair Essi,sh
Phsa.asfs, ChiAISs Far Hen, Aouih
Anetieaa Potess. iASss Spanish
Maasics, pdU Tampieo IaJTo,S,
fre Sorik ABisi ieaa Parrots, par
Ring Doyes, pai1 Egypti,a o. 81,
Greenland Coos, par of Poland
Fouls, pair Waite Coca,ooS, Rcd
King Purrot from Australia. GneA
Queen Parrot f,om dnStralin, Mr.
Holland Coeuioo, fiyts i'GJyo.s,
PayOqHsis also, a Fan.Hp ~ Ai0a-
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At FINDLAY, Saturday, October llth.--
Doors open IL and 81. Admission 26 cents.
no hall price. Also. at PENDLEToN, FRI.
day, October 10Th, and FosToRlA, Asndsys
October 18Th,
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WASHINGTON. September 80. The
following report Of the victory OF
Antietsm. has been forwarded to
headquarters Of tho army, by Gen.
Mcclellan:
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Hon. HARVEY NICHOLSON, Of Co.
lumbia township, will address the cit.
izens Of Dnbois county At the court
house, in Jasper, on Saturday, the
10Th inst, on the present condition ol
the country.
A. L. RoBIxsox, Of Evansville will
address the People Of Dubois, at the
court house, in Jasper, on Monday the
2sth inst, (he first day Of court. A
large attendance is respectfully re-
quested.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-07-09

UWe ere requested By Rev. A,
J. Strain, County School Examiner.
to give notice that there will be pub.
lie examination Of persons desiring %
become teachers 10 this county, at the
school house in Jasper, on Wcdnes-
day, July 23d. All the teachers IN
the county are requested 10 be eprescnt
at that tinc.
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From The Logan (Ohio) Gazette.
De United States Hotel.
sr ouE On DE BoADAHs.

BY oHE On DE BoADAHs.
I's took rooms for Dc season--ps cuttin
quite . swell
Fs stoppin' at tsvern-de United States
Hotel
Ole Uncle Sans de landlofd--we eat sns
drink our fill
And de wisdom oh de measure IL, dar's nuf
fin for de bill
Oh, Hi o Dinkum Darkey.
De white trash can't afford
TO take rooms a Dc tavern
Whar De cullud gentry board.
De 'possum il was Iubby-bu, we've bsi,sI
grub den dat;
De hoe cake 1t was 'rificent. de- rsccoon
sweet and fat
But 'possum, coon and hoe cske--I bid you
all farewell!
You wouldn', suit de 'siety ., Uncle Ssm's
Hotel.
Oh Hi 0 Dinkum Dsrkey.
On don't you hear Dc bell
lie singin' for de bosrdshs
Al Uacls Ssm's Hotel.
And don't you know d boasdahs-ds accom-.
plished Dinsh Crow
De scrushinatin' Pompey. snd the gsllan,
Mistsh Snow
And sll de ''born equals" no matter where
dey dwell.
Are goin' to be bcsrdshs At Uncle Sans
Hotel.
Oh. Iii 0 Dinkum Dsrtey,
Oh berry sure | sm.
De best Of ell de taverns
Is kept BY Uacle Sam.
De scrushinstin' Pompey. when he site down
TO dine,
Just hear kisn call the wsitsh, 10 fotch along
de wine!
And see dc little white boys . Lelpin' Mistah
Snow.
And bringing "chicken 6xenss 10 de lubly
Dinsh Crow.
On, LII . Dinkum Dsrkeyi
Is cutIin' quite swell.
is took rooms alta tsvern--
De United States Hotel.
lie . migh'y big old tavern. C., United
States Hotel.
Il has sixty thousand boardshs, snd il com
moJstes 'em we'll:
II has room for oil Of Dixie, an 'specs they'll
oil be here,
Wild dsr wives and pickininnies. lore de
endin' Oh do year.
Oh. Hi 0 Dinkum Darkey.
We have no bills 10 pay.
Dey charge 'em 10 de white trash,
hear de Landlord Say.
On. take de msttock, white man!-de shub
bel and de spade
We bosrdshs hab no work to do. ws sII babI
quit de uadei
But fore you pay De boshd bills you'll hsbI
10 tug and sweat.
And wish you wasn't white trash thousand
times I'll bet!
o., Iii Q Dinkum Darkey,
Oh. don't you.hear the bell!
It's ringin' for De boardshs
Al I1nele SAM H.fels
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Tho Constitution a. it is and the Union
as it Was"
MASS CONVENTION
UNION DEMOCRACY

Vt inG
UNION DEMOCRACH
And Conservative citizens oflndiaua
10 consider the crisis Of the Country
II co,,,,;.o.o w;,h H. .a.a-.,,,
). o,os..a .;sh u ~ naes !,
indian. ,hs tr,s f,,ends ~ cons.;,n
It;onal Liberty. the Dsmocra,;c State
IC.ptr., Com,n;,,ee ;,v;,e ~ n.onl.
Iof the STATE w;,hout rec.r - - ~,
rar,v sfg;I;.,;ons who A.; !. i go
isa-.s Il. r,.r,;,..:s 4. !: /.
Irn;on - !, .sr y a, i ~,
|Ca !. T.a;.a,:~ :. W.
Desdav the ao,h Az - LII
The object ~ assembling he neo,le
At this t;me !. "a ,aLe into coos;d.,.
ton the new issues which have "a.
Gently been forced unon tho coprtrv
bv The marty n nower-meas = roe
which b.va ro w.rrapt ~ tho Co,s.;
vi .
|tut;on- and which - orr..,sea - ,he
spirit and purposes Of our ;p.,;tnt;ops.
while in the lancpaoe of pres;dert
POLY s.w.rex;s,sr - ;ns;s, ,L.t "
nrosecu,;or shall he cont; IA u ~
policy solemnlv sot forth hv Congress
in july. 1861. that i i mot wared n
,ho so;r;. oe oo,onos. os.,,, r.,;on
~ =,
-
...:a - -, c.. -,
.na ..;n.,;r -. - ~
80 .,r,.e.s ~ ~
~ -.;,,. 4, ~ a;;.. -. -
!: ~. I, ~ .-', 49,. ~
i
~ a'u - as'"o '"e nu''. .n'''' a'ion
that . generous support Will DC given
~ as 'he representative OF The Gov
IN al necessary prompt ano
vigorous measures % over'nrow armed
rebellion against me OmoD, % snsss'n
its legitimate authority, and crush out
Abolitionism, winch is equally hos
tile to the constitution as Secessionism.
The committee are impressed with
the necessity Of the People Assem- bling
en- inasse at the time proposed, for the
following reasons:
!. The administration, congress and
q recently so-calied Union" conven-
ton held in this state, have failed to|
announce what are the Legitimate and
appropriate means to put down the|
and one and all have refused
70 even censure, much less condemn,|
the disunion schemes Of the Aboli-
tionists:
n me - ca',eo nepuo''can cnion
'onsen''on' 'a''eo y! o!ePuu'a'e Tue gross
80. co'fuP''ons proven upon
me party 10 power py congressional
Investigating committees Of its own
?. eoas'esS naS aooP'eo measures
such rs the aUOlltl0n OF slavery IN tnel
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rogstion Of the constitution, inconsis-
tent with the declared policy Of tho
Government solemnIy st forth By con-
gress in July, 1861, againa the die
tates Of humanity and sound political
economy, thereby ''impairiug the dig
nifty, equality and rights oi the sevs-
raj States" Az ilA
In order that the People, the source
Of power 10 All constitutional govern.
ments' who sincerely desire 70 perpst-
uate tho union, as founded and d.
minlstered by our patriotic father,
may have the opportunity TO condemn
these unconstitutional measures; 10
express their sympathy and their de-
termination to support the Admins
trat'on 10 every legitimate effort 70
crush out treason, ''where'er i may
rear its head to defend and main
tain the supremacy Of the constitu-
tion," and to uphold the rights and iu-
|stitutions Of all the states unimpaired;
to say to those in authority, the s~
wants Of the people, what are the To-
|gitimate and appropriate uaeans to put
down this rebellion; to condemn fraud
and corruption, and all uac constitution.
lal, illegitimate and unnecessary meas,
|ures, calculated to weaken instead Of
strengthen love and respect for the
Union; to restore . wise, just, pure,
equal and beneicent administration II
the Government, such as the people
desire; and 70 renew the pledge made
BY the last democratic state conven.
ton in behalf Of the democncy Of
Indiana, THAT We will sustain, with
all our energies, . war for, the main
tenance Of the constitution, and of the
integrity Of the Union under the con.
stitution; but we are opposed to war
for the emancipation Of the negroes
or the subjngation Of the southern
states the democratic state central
committee now ask them to assemble
in mass convention.
an VINO desire % see the stars and
STRIPES noa! over every men q "a . mer.
'can soii - 'ioer1y, maternity ana
equai''y' a'' VINO insist that cue 10y
ernment 8 sna'l nave = nxeo policy ~
me prosecution of the war, known 70
the whole country; a'i who sympati'ize
witn 'ne sixty Thousand % sons q Ind e;
ana VINO nave volunteefed ss ~ and nd. are -
tne nc'd % aesend ana MAINTAIN ths
Constltusion and me Union, and who
wish % see them relieved from their
arouOus duties and exposure O health
ana l''e ~ defense thereof, Uy aprompF
suppression q tne reDeiIion ana tne
restoration Of the Union, not only in
name but in esseace; al who wish to
preserve constitutional liberty, and the
integrity Of the Government under tho
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PvsLIsHEp EvERy WEDNESDAY,, At JASPER
DuBois counrr, ispIAHA. ny
GLE N ENT D0A NE.
OFFlCE--CsRsER or MACDONALD Ana
f WEsr STREsrs.
RATES or ADVERTISING.

RATES or ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 lines or less, week, 81 90.
Each subsequent insertion, 25 cfs.
Longer adver,iseme nts, AZ same rate. A
traction over even square or squares, counied d
% . square. These are the terms for tram
sisut advertisements; q reasonable deduc-
lion will be made to regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of administrators
end legal notices Of like character TO be
paid Tor In advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES
For Township Offices. each. 500
For County +" 400
For District, Circuit. or State, 500
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And Conservative citizens oflndiana
To consider the crisis Of the Country
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
he Weekly lIxpres'

ar1hcse viii Be no deviation nom tbs Aoes'
AZ Advertisements Published y both h'ily an
w-,klv stll be charged BE fal Daily relss Niih "n
hali u tie Weekly rafr@ sttiei -, -
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4 NEw AItIlCLL!
Roback's Stomach RittegS

A new aud delightful Stomachic AID Cordial. fCl
Owing the stomach, and or the rreventon ~
'ilious complaints, Incident 70 ite Nest'rn confry
Try i;
As morning drink. to assist digestion md relieve
Dyspepsia. II has no equal. Try a.
In fdUOT IL IL superior 10 az other Filters Iry if
The formula o. the-e Btters. lS6l) the
property % DT. Eobsck, oririuzfed with ~ thg
olees. and most emlnenl Medical prsctiuon.rs 81 thf
Hest and IL is directly predicated upcn Tie wan a
Western people.
These Bi,ers derive their stimulus from Tie power
a. tcnic nature of the and herbs ~ which thss
are composed. and they are, 10y alaying uu .si,
ural cravings Of the stomach. directly prOuolvc q
TEnpEHA>S1..
the present proprietor believes that IN making then
Aldey knc.n, the public welfare Is sunscrvrd.
will soon bc for sale by al of IF. kobsck'- ua-
mcrous Agents. and st Hotels. &c, tie country
IL he meantime orders will be fiiel oirect
Cincinnati r. ATy quantity. and ~ fbe iowssi rate.
Il Is put up fn Quart Bottles and securely packed
one doI cRses Hall doi. sample cares VII, he,grv.T
BE- packed and sent 70 any address, II deslst.
Retail Price, 81 per bottIc, or stx
for 60.
Principal Oflce and sAiesroofn. No q. Fast Fonrfl
Street 81 building from Main Street. C.-el.osfi.
Ohio. Labor atory, No. ~ Hammond Street
For sale in vigo County hy
p. NJ. pOSNEl-LY. TeTTe Haute
J.. CUNISGHAM.
wM l. sHUEY, New Goshen.
PETER BlSklkk, CeutIevine.
And ~ Druggists ard Merchants ElleTaiiy
throughout the United states and Canada.
art~u
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HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
Board Reduced 10 - per day.

sisce the opening Of this vast a@o oommodoas
Hotel IN ~. 1t has been the single endeAvor Of the
ro7rietors 70 NIKE Il the mo-t sumptuoas. cou-
senisnt and comfortable home for the oiuzen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely 70 admioi,tsr 20
the comfort q It's guests they ssye enleavorei.
~ishont regard 70 cost, % provide, sna to sombDe
all ths elements y individual and social ealoymeDi
which modern art has invented. .ni moiern taste
,pprorsd, Ana ths patronage which e has oorDman-
ed during lie ps.i six years : gratifying proof
that their csoris have been sppTeoialed
To meet the esigenciss q the tiues, vben al are
required 10 praesios The most rlgia eoonosny. the
snd~rssgnsd
Have Redaced the Price of Board TO
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
,ths same tine sbaras Boae q he l-xurses with
shioh sAslE l-b.s h,s sllAsStO been supplied
rREADwz;I- wHrTcows a co.
Ss~ Y~k. sesL :. lssl smos