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DEAR SIR
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that will enable them to start full growth of Lux
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS,

DratOn FOR Nopenabef Term, 1868.
Thomas Young, Charles Helse, Henry Corl, John
Hoenstine, George Gardll, George Wishart, James
Taylor, Samuel Taylor, John Amict, David Steel,
David Moses, Henry S. Fluke, Joseph Fisher, Geo.
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ss-TheThanksgving proclamation of Lin
colnis mosaic, evidently composed by some
pdlpit politician, and interpolated by the
President. Its mendacity, in nisrepresenting
the effects of the war is doubtless the pull
pit orators own. 1t calls on us to thank
God for the blessings Of the war-tLis is
the prayer Of Shoddy.
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A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility,
lncompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful Err
ror, actusted by desire to benefit Others, will be
happy to furnish to all who need it rec of charged
Inc recipe and directions for mskirg the simple rem
edy used IN his ease. Those wishing TO profit by
his experience--and possess Valuable Remedy
will receive the ssme. BY return mail. Carefully
sealed) DO addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. go Nassau Street, New York.
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HAVEN'T GONE YET-Those valiant gentle
men who, on the 18th inst, raised their voice
for war, haven't gone yet-they are waiting to
be drafted "a
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sTH we had a choice between a wife with
ten thousand pounds and bad temper. and one
with sixpence and sweet, good temper, we
should take the latter at once, or we are big
ger fool than we suspect ourselves of being
We deliberately believe, then, ten thousand
pounds five times told, could not be made to
procure as much happiness as sweet tempered
wife could yield. And much az men loyemo
the greater and best part Of them will judge as
we do. So, girls, cultivate sweet temper as the
best dowry you can bring husband.
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The Holmes County (O.l Farmer, in speak
ing Of the result Of the late election, says tive
all have the consolation of knowing that Laza.
rus was licked by the dogs and lived"
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EXCESSIVE DEvonoN-A poetical genius in
Yankee land thus describes the excess of his
devotion to his sweetheart. 1t is thrilling:
! sing her praise in poetry.
For her at morn and eve l3
cries whole pints of bitter tears,
And wpes them ,,th my sic eve. .s4
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How Do You FEELi-Say, you fellows who
votod for "Curtin and no Draft" how do you
feel about now? In your pockets we guess.
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piTTSBURG. PA, Corner Penn and St. Clair Ste.
The largest Commercial School of the United
States, with patronage of nearly 5000 Students,
in five years from 81 States, and the only one which
affords complete and reliable instruction in all the
following barnches, viz: Mercantile Manufacturers,
Steam Boas, Railroad and Bookkeeping. First
Premium Plain and Ornamental Prnmanshp; also,
Survey ing and Mathematics generally.
$500
Pays for Commercial Course. Students enter and
review at any time.
Ministers sons tuition at half price.
For Catalogue of Sc pages, Specimens of Business
and Ornamental Penmanship, and beautiful Col
lege view OF square feet, containing good vari
ETY. of writing lettering and fourishng, incose "a
cents in stamps 20 the Principals.
JENKINS Il SMITH, Pittsburg, Pa.
JuEe 10, 1873.
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Five and half millions of dollars have al
ready been received as commutation under
the enrolment act This sum, and all
moneys hereafter realized from this source
are to be expended in bounties for enlist
ments 300 ,t tpafN l3t
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Eg-A fellow without credit finds it harder
to get into debt than others to get out.
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The DURATION OF THE WAK.-The Rev
John Gilbert Of Clay county, Ky- writes
TO friend in Frankfort, giving q eurious
theory with regard to the duration Of the
present war. In his letter he ssys+s
"During the Revolutionary wsr corn
blades had seven poiuts to themt that T.
the blade grew in such a manner a. tohsve
seven distinct points or ends corresponding
with the sharp point Of tho blade. These
seven indicated the duration df tho Revs-'
utionary war. Now there are but three
separate and distinct points to many OF the
blades, and this indicates very clearly to
my mind, that the duration of the present
war will be three years--the points Of the
blades representing years.
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JOB MANN. U. n. SrANa.
MANN Il SPANG.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
The undersigned have associated themselves in
the Practice OF the Law, and will attend promptly
to all business entrusted to their care in Bedford
aud adjoining counties.
uyOfice on Iuliana Street, three doors south
Of the ..Mengel House," opposite the residence oil
Maj. Tate.
Bedford, Aug. 1, 1861.
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HIn every old book We find, if not the
shadow, the type Of the age in which it was
printed. a41ea n..l
HThis is a hard world. Every rose has its
thorn, but not one thorn in hundred has it,
rose.
sFMany sweetly fashioned mouth has been
disfgured and made hideous by the fiery serpent
tongue within. il~ a1 l3
evThs man who attempts to measure every
body else by himself, had better trim the pat
tern very carefully.
sT"If I'm drafted Til gol"--The last seen
of the individual who made this remark a year
ago he was going-to Canada. 4 eg9
srEvsry young lady knows her lover by
heart. But that's often very uncertain kind
of knowledge.
questionable society has generally TIVE
faults--frst, in being hollow headed, and see-
ond, in being hollow hearted. ae 4ca
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professional Gar0s.

F.M. KIMMsLL. J. w. LiNaKkfELTeR.
KIMMELL & LINGEMFELTEA.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
Hy-Have formed partnership in the practice OF
the Law. Office on Juliana street, two doors South
sf the ssMengel House,
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G. N. ECEK D TX .
DENTIST.

LIZ " Z I6I.
will attend punctua'ly and carefully to all opera
tions entrusted to his care.
NATURAL TEETH filled, regulated, polished, &C.,
In the best manner, and ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
from one TO an entire sett.
Office in the Bank Building, on Juliana street,
Bedford.
CASH TERMS will be strictly adhered TO.
In addition to recent improve ments IN the mount
ing of ARTIFICIAL TEETH Gold and Silver Plate,
am now using, as base for Artificial work, W
and beautiful article, (Vulcanite or VuieaDzed In
dis Rubber) stronger, closer fitting. comfort
able and more natural than either Gold Silver,
and 90 per cent. cheaper than silver. Call aud
c.. HICKOK.
% Bedford, January l6, 1863
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No. s3i Broadway, New York.
August IA, lS63-3m
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SAMUEL KETTER IAN,

-I- BEDFORD, PA,
UT Would hereby notify the citizens of Bedford
county, tina he has moved ro the Borough Of Bed.
ford, where be may at all times be found b. persons
wishing to him, unless absent upol busines.
pertaining TO his office.
Bedford, Aug. 1,lS6l.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-14

InroarAHr 70 D~rscHAReED SoLDlsRs.--
are informed that such discharged sol
dIsrs % intend 10 apply for : pension. should
do % within . year from the date Of shei'
discharge, o. they will lose : whole year,
pension. All sppIieso,s made after The o.
piratiou or : year will osly secure the pen
|sIoa from The date q said application; but I
made within The ysss. their pension vii
commence 9th their dischsrRs.-Nsw Al
lbsby Ledger.
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Six HuHpRED THOUSAND McRE.-Our
Dispatches 10 day state that The President
Will soon issue another call for elk hundred
tho ussnd more troops. All those liable 70
CONSUMPTION had % we'll begin 70 make Or
rsnRements 10 take up their blanket and
sauskst and walk. The good old Methodist
cong, slightly ~psrsphrsssd. will nov suit 81
those Who hsve not reached the mature
sgs or thirty-6ve and ere not 10 the blsssst
enjoyment " half : dosen little juvenile
~cusses:
I'm bound I Q join the army q Old Abe.
I'm bound 20 join The army.
II you GET there before do.
4 I'm bound 70 Join the army;
Look out for ms. I'm coming too.
I'm bound to join the army.
while the sons Of rich pspss msy sing
I'm glad ny dad three hundred has
To save me from the army;
Ito mas dear apron strings I'll hang.
Nor join the Union army.
New Albany Ledger.
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NOTICE IL hereby givea hat 10 essese
~ ment returns Of the months II Ser
,embes, October. November and Dsee0bess
1862, tos the County d Dubois. bsIsg shs
7,h Division Of d The lot Colleesioo Dc
,rict Of the safe or Isdisns. hovs beeo
placed IL my hands fos q liseioa - saoS
Ill the taxes and dusiss shsseIo osae6 -
now due and payable. A11--
viii % ~ sisendsnee daily - ~ 49,
between me hours 81 10. a. =. ssd . =.
H., from the LIT day Of April unsil - losh
|of April, 1863. 10 receive paymeas' - ~
snd dues Get OF II ooi6 sesoeqes
when and where I'll msnufsssueosss egedesA
and Ill oshess subject 70 dulys ese oequlrs
ed 10 maize psymsnt d The $50 ~ No.
them respectively.
And notics y farther givoss shss uoIeO
said ssxss ere paid y y bsicse lhe las'
date above mentioned, I viu psocoo6 - eel
llect the amount rsmslning uppssd. ocUoees.
with ten per ceotum sddilionsl shesetes 80
|cosss 81 distress spd ale oftbe gooda sbss
ltels, md effects Of shoss dsIinq0saS - \
HARVEY GREEN.
\ Collector III DivIslos,
Let Collection District 81 Indiaoa
March 8. 1869 -3w
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The citizens @ jasper are requesseu
% meet It the Court House on Monday
evening, March le, 1868, 70 take into
consideration the best means Of hay
ine the roads and streets IN Road
District No. 9 worked properly during
the ensuing year. This re- mattel
n which I'll are interested, and i Y
hoped there will be full meeting.
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The high price tobacco i creating qnits .
sir among our fsrmerss. The price, for lhs
next yesr or two, Il likely to 60 still higher
a there will Be but little raised 10 tho slave
States. From present iudicstions there vii
b : large amount planted In shis county
Our soil Il we'll adapted 10 tobacco rsising
and W are satisfied that itis the mos
profitable crop our farmers can fsise.-Paol
Esgls.
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-
esnArr.-Ths morning session was one o.
|businew, Several House bills wsrs passed
and will become laws when the Governors
|sleussurs isrseeivsd. They we're . sci'ows'
lTo amend the specific school Law tsx 20 %
40 make I'll The lands 10 . township saxso'e
lfor school pnrpcsss. whether inc owners
were residents or not; TO forbid Commo"
Pleas Judges from practising 'n inferior
courts; prohibiting shs State Lio'ar'sn from
ALLOWING books to b taken out Of me Cap
'l,ol Building; authorizing County Ccmm's'
~s;ossrs 10 eel in the Auditor's ONCE; fixing
sl,he time Of holding Common Pless Courts
/ NJ the counties Of Adsms. Allen. wel's ans
Huntington. and requiring Recorders % co.
, ,ify the record Of stsmPs ON papers recorded
l.o AZ The time Of holding Circuit Courts y
I,he Tenth Judicial Circuit. The msloris'
land minority Of the Finance Commute
!. both presented long reports on the sxPend'
%ll,srs Of The 500. 900 appropriated - con
. tipaent fund. The reports were read On
,mads the special order Tor r. u ; but
,ha, hour we're crowded over M Cob
from the COMMITTEES on Federal Relation
) made : report 10 reply 70 the memoirs
sslfom the army. which saussd an exc''''
debate. The minority will repor' 10 mo
row, and both reports are made the sPec'
order for 10 o'clock A. ~.
Hovss.-No quorum. Nothing done
B Every Democrat no. excused in HE ss'
% lRepublissns eth recussnt.
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The Holt in the Indiana Legislature

The Bolt in the Indiana Legislature.
We question the wisdom OF the course
by the Republican members o. me
house Of the Indians Legislasure' 10
wnhdrs wing from that body and blocking
The wheels Of legislation. The fact that
measure proposed By sls radical Demo-
Gratis, or. more properly, the symPs'hize's
with treason. are rsvoIusiensry snd uncon'
si,ulionsl. cannot justify On unPstIiamsnss'
~, act on The part Of those opposing them
The safety Of the State and the preservs'
walton Of its Toys attitude to the Genera
IGovernmens will. Il IL true, 60 far 70 e.
Icuss. II il does not justify. the action Of sh'
seceeding menbess. But hsd they en's's'
their protect. In such form % they nigh
deem best, sgains, those violent measures
Ithey would have dIsch ar oil The dus's
REQUIRED q their hands BY the people WI
ssss chem there. II the proposed measure
we're Unconstitutional, the courts could o
,|shsm aside; II revolutionary and evil onl!
shey might. VI think. with safety be srusss
lso the hsnds Of . loyal people.-Cincions'
Commercial fRepubIiesn
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UkIBoIIs ntS
A sseso sho hsd committed ~ oss'see
upon : young girl vs. beng sstsa from ne
ceoss. room 70 Jail under escort Of The military
this afternoon. when IN attempt 70 rescue
hin ~ made by : gang Of rosd'ss' lbs
crowd ~as 6sed upon. killing one man soe
~wounding ssvessl. Being fsi'ed 10 - -
|seups 70 ess possession Of the negro. 'hs
mob p~erpsssssed the most horrible ou''see'
upon sbs eolorsd people residing in The v'e'n
|isy o. shs jsil. Houses vsrs Quilted en-
harmed and The Inmates msltrssted. and u
ussy issssness killed. Ten o. n''seu i've
have already been lost snd = many house
burned. All The available military soses :
here, and ; regiment In The interior q -
STATE hss bssn ssns for. a vigorous sssemp
lie SOW being made % quslI The mob
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The Richmond Whig Of The 2oth ult., Or.
zee that not . plant d sobscco be raised
this year il Virginia o. North Cssolinss q
10 support The rebel armies In these States
Ii Il absolutely necessary 20 cultivate ths
whole tiIlabIe sres Of each IN bresdssufs, &c
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Adjourned Sine Dis-Ae
Appropriation Bill Passed.
- rl - 49,. New AlhanvIed0og

0pscisl Dispateh 70 the New Abby Leoges
IsptAHAPoLis. March 3.
Both Housss adjourned zine die q - =
No appropriation bills passed the House.
Bus three Of ne seeding msmbers-
Nessss. Anderson. Csson. and Grifi'h-rs.
turned 70 their seats. ~ho occupied the whole
time 10 defeat : resolution 70 ply the State
Printer out Of funds appropriated fos Legis
.|IssIvs expenses. The Judges. Prosecuting
|A-uovpeys. md State of6cers and others q
whom The State 10 indebted must 60 without
their pay.
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a 0uggessive 4.
n. ,he late dsbsss In the Senate 90 ne
iii 90 indemnify The President snd h's so0.
|s,dip.,ss for illegal arrests in The past sos
|eapo~srisg them 10 60 shssd 10 'ss 'u'a'e'
n, ~ zane track, shs following ineidens
|~occussd:
M. Hsudsrssn moved an smsndmen'
|eouasine The suspension Of the wrl' Q. neos
II. .o,ous 10 eases Of sressoa and oasnse'
defined y law. Rejected.
..xr. Henderson offered On Other amend
meat. providing that ~ person b ssFss'e'
In ne sss,ss vhsss no insurreetson ex'ss'
~..,ess b. ana oflsw. and path dsses'o
III. he o6soss charged. Rejected 70
'l1i; nays -. !.
en- colIamsr offered On ~amendnsns' :
H.. . allow he President % suspend the .
-lvi,hsus making proclamation. Ad0p'ea''
w. there ever any thing more infsmou
that, The New York Express Gays;
J. .rf ve understand I'll this. when inc p
h.eomes I lao. M Lincoln l. authorised
l-sr.e Cd sny Of %. snywhers. without Pr
ses.s o. Law, on ssy cause. pretended
,..l. The bills seems TO b : ~sospsns'o
,-Io, ,.,her ~sbrogstion Of the smsndmen's
: ,he Coussi,u.ioD d The Uoi'ed States sooI
'sled there from Msgas Chssss. me ns0s
corpus. add the petition o. right"
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CTRAYED from the subscriber. A~
y living about Ave miles south A2A-
Of Hunting burg, on the Rockport toad, o.
sonday. March 1ss, 1863. one fIiy, three
years old this Spring. Of Z dark sorel color
dark name ard tail. with . star IN forehead
This oily was raiced In The neighborhood o.
Postle,hwait's Mills. Any person return
Ing her 10 me, o. giving me Information, D
that | can get her viii Be- literally rewarded
JOHN 8. NORRIS.
March Ia, 1868 g.
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wsdary, Crisis Destroyed By : NOD
Colunsus. o. March >.

A, about half ,Ass ten @. night San ~
darv,s Crisis once W mobbed BY parry
u e Or 100 soldiers aud eisisens. 4 clear
49,, 49,. made ef everything. y w.
ouisslv done: The door Of The Statesman
o6e~ - also broken open. The police YER
Grave. I'd from issesieripg By : guard .
soldiers With drawn r~svolvers. Al = que
nav. No arrest vss made.
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nESERTED from my Company "a the
~ l3,h day Of December 1852 g HEADER.
son, Ky.. private George W.. 0asseway,
aged FL yssrs, 5 fsss 8 inches high. ilghs
complexion. gray eyes. dark hsis, hone q
Msdison osuoty. Indiana. end y eseupssieo
10 Miller.
Said -Gsssewsy hss % sssussst asss
TO duty.
Any person srsss,isg said Cssssvsy sna
lcon6nine him 10 ssyCouuty jail 10 shs Dsase
shall rec i've the sums 81 twenty I've dslioeo
Reward.
AL. BECKETT. Csps, CO.. ~
65th Reg lad. Vol. Ef
March II, 1S92.-Sw
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VKTE would rsmisd~ delinquent sas.peys!e
w that she time prescribed ~ jawy -
which III taxes shall - pssstpally peSe. q
last drawing 70 ! close, bang Ne l0sh ~
u March 1864, sitter which lIne y 80 ecas
will BE- added. and The ssxes eolleeoooA ~
Imvself o. Dspslies, by dissross 80 eele -
personal property. Tax-psyep vii reoec:
Der that fos The psymsn1 u texess there -
mo property excepted ~ lev. u M $500.
ted that III viii not wsIt uatt ! Sees 80
10 psy their taxes; but Will ssdeavos = d!
them stlssst enc week psOs 20 the shiFt
MONDAY il March nexs. ItN"M
|THEODORE 8ONDERMANs Tssesssu.'
Eel. FL. 1o6o-3w. sAiA M
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N0TICE

rs hereby given shss shs usdsrlgsst
lspplied Sfor license q the 1sseA oGBos
1868, Of the Dubois County commIsIsoesos
under The provisions 81 % sst sstisDs6. "a
act to regulate end license ~ esoe u spis.
isuous vinous , malt and Other i~rsosissets1
liquors" THE place Of sale vill b upos shs
premises occupied by him. ths preeise leee-
ton OF which 10 ss follow: Lots ~. - 80
la, in the town o. Jasper. BaiDbvldes sows.
chip, Dubois county Indians.esd sAss SSH
license will issue in three veeketf 10 vasue
objections are died.
The citizens of said township wlIj seee
| due notice thereof. -
March z, 1854. MATTHIAS DxITH.
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C0IUMBIA TOWNSHIP EXHIBIT

COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP EXHIBIT
nEPORT u the Trustee Of 'iumbia|
III Tow nship for fscsI year 1864, rom
tho Il, st day OF March 1852. 70 The zS'n dsy
of February 1868. bon days inclusive
TOWNSHIP FUNDS.
A MI funds March settlement 1869 S329 10
Amt received from Co. Treasurer $i0o W
-
g. ro,., o4so is
Amt paid to sundry persons 81 ~
On hand March settlement 1868. e456 %
ROAD FUNDS
| Amt on hand March, 1862 . D
Amt received from Co. Treasurer sol o.
g. ro,.i $50 II
-, ia n sundrv persous 654 n
on hand March, 1863 =
SPECIAL SCHOOL FUNDS.
ANT received from Co. Treasurer S294 9,
40 DO 3 81 O
s.m To,sl 1882 &
Amt paid 70 sundry persons SAT- =
-
lAmy over paid : 80 o
SCHOOL FUNDS.
lam, on hand March, 1852 $357 .
|, liant received from Co. Treasurer e7s5 Y
!, Amt received from Martin Co. ~ .
Sum Total SlOs5 2
Am't paid for tuition oN :
=. ----
Amt on hand Msrch. 1893 500 Z
" Respectfully submltted;'
WILLIAM HARRIS, Township Truste'
March IL. 1603.-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-14

Respectfully submitted.
KASPER JOHN. Township Trustee
March llth, 1863 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
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