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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20

Every loyal Tennessean should enlist
his able. bodied slaves, without delay,
in the military service of the Govern
meat He will then be able to obtain
$500 for each slave 30 enlisted; whereas
if the matter be delayed, it may become
impossible to obtain any compensation
whatever. When we urge Union slave
owners to encourage the enlistment Of
their slaves, we look to the pecuniary
interest Of such owners Those who
oppose the enlistment of slaves, are try
ing 70 deprive loyal men Of their sole
hope of compensation. W
The institution Of slavery is dead.
The Government generously says TO
loyal slave owners "Come 40 d help re
move the carcass, and we will pay you
for your trouble" Half loaf is surely
better than no bread, and il is 10 the in.
terest Of loyal men to accept now COM
pensation which the Government offers
to make, but which ii may be impossible
10 get after the lapse of few
months. We are the friends Of the
slave. owners, and we advise them for
their own good. II is false that we seek
TO wrong or injure shareholders. They
are embarrassed and we would re-
lievo them. We offer TO help them tc
emAnoipate their slaves. The average
price Of slaves in ordinary times wal
5000, and the Government offers to beal
one-half the cost of mAnumission al
this price. Thousands of shareholders
in Maryland, Missouri and louisiana have
accepted this Offer and we hope that oul
own shareholders will exercise the same
practical wisdem. Who win set the ex
ample, by bringing his bondsmen for.
ward aud enlisting them for his owl
protection We must remember ais,
that this State is liable at any momen
to Federal CONSUMPTION, and tina
masters might IS we'll fiji the ranks will
colored substitutes while they have al
opportunity.
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I'm FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10TH SOM.
~ whore be tween J. H. Buddike's. on Market VI.
and Boomsteine's, on Line street, Buokslin Pass
containing hptween hundred and tsseat ny five
one hundred and thirty Dollars. A liberal rewar
will be paid by leaving IL at this once [ooll7
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20

The Presidents Proclamation.
The President has called for "tbree
hundred thousand men, The people
will endorse the call, for the national
armies must be recruited, TO prevent the
slightest cessation Of military operations.
Let the nation come vigorously to the sup
port of our troops in furnishing soldiers,
az we'll as money and munitions of war.
While the rebellion grows weaker, let our
blows fall stronger and faster upon it's
devoted head, and no time be given il
for breathing spell. aJ .f5
We'must not only raise soldiers, but
we must fight soldiers. We mean that the
operations of our armies must be direct
ed mainly TO whipping the soldiers of the
Southern fOonfederacy instead of con-
qoering its territory We must strip it
Of all it's fighting and produ ing ms u,
both black and white. The possession
Of territory is of little advantage to US,
while rebel armies are in the field, and II
we fritter our own armies to fragments in
endesyOring to garrison it, the territory
becomes an actual evil to US. Expedi'
tions to Texas and other remote points
are worse than useless, for they only
turn our men aside from the great work
of destroying therebel armies. Henct
we would consider the, total defeat Of
Bragg's or Lees army of infinitely more
value TO the national cause than thc
armed occupation of Texas, Virgins
and Louisiana. When we defeat tbs
rebel armies, we will get their territory
without blow. boTsa4 n qo-r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-12

RErELuxc woRms PROM DRIED FRUIT.
Francis f. Rumford. New-Csstle Co.. Del,
writes to the Agriculturist. that during the
pass year he has tested she efficacy Of as.
safras bark Tor repelling worms from dried
iruit Two bags Of dried apples were place.
together ia 4 chest. the one open. but viii
lev chips Of the bark scstsered through i
the other closely tied; the latter vas infest
ed with worms, the former entirely escaped
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Good hams. well cured and well preserv
Cd are very convenient TO have IN the house
they are wholesome food, and are always
,s.av when other meats are absent, Or whe"
h,,r;ed. impromptu solid meal i needed .
In our travels this summer we have ea'e"
hams in good many places. a. me ho's''
IA e,sewhere--some very poor. full Of SAL
.nd smoke, and then fried 10 crisp am
.ome yerv good, sweet, tender. fresh and
IN cooked through. The best we believe
49,. met with at Friend Quinby's' a. o.
townsville, N. r., where we called a''e' ~
.aual dinner hour, and was just IN coma
ion 20 enjsy good repss, quickly go' Up
r., he benefit OF the hoosekeepers OF tbs
American Agriculturis, Family we enqu're'
he process Of curing hams: They we're pu
n brine in the usual manner last ra'' 2
winter, and when just fairly sailed through
we're moderately smoked. They we're mex
en-, into slices all ready for the table, an
then about half cooked. The pieces wer
then packed CtObcil INV 1900 -
and the lard cooked out poured over me"
When there was not fat enough fried O
10 cover them. some melted lard was adde'
The crooks were covered and set away %
whenever ham is wanted. i is only neee
ssrv 10 take out few pieces and finish y
cooking, in less then five minuses-w'ih
trouble or time wasted in hunting up a.
sharpening the knife and saw. We cam e
tify that in the case referred 70, the har
were as sweet and tender % could be desire
The method appears 70 be worthy Of gen
raj adop,ion.--We may add here, that o.
out Of Ten housekeepors cook ham too mu
"a leave I, either pala,able Or digesiibIe.
II has not raw taste, II barely heated "
through. BY the above method Of preset
nc. The sailing and smoking need only
carried 10 just the desired point 70 ma
them most paIsssble.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-12

nPThe Italian lee is now generally
admitted TO be success. Il is more
hardy makes from one-tourth to hall
more honey, getting large quantities
Of honey from flowers neglected ?,
the common bee, and is less likely {
sting on slight provocation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-12
AGRICULTURAL Al


II. Flax CROP Of the United States
This wear will be larger than ever .a's,
~ IN the United States, and inquiries
are made as TO the best mode u ais
ros;ng Of il. One Of our exchanges
advises the farmers, after thresnlng
ont The seed, to stack the straw care
fnllv protect the stacks with boards
~ ! cood thatch. and await the COM
;nv Of customers. who will appear %
tween this and the close OF the year
This depends upon the quallty q tnc
straw Ii il was sown too thin, tne
straw IL TOO short and branchy 70 ~
very valuable for the lint. THIS. L
generally she difficulty where iiax !
crown mainly for the seed. 10 mass
the lint firm and valuable Tor manu'ac
turing purposes. there should be sow'
from one bushel and hall 70 wv
bushels to the acre. This makes IN
s,.m firm aud clean OF branches ex
cept very small ones near the tof
making the flax filaments longer an
less loss from the short hbers Gale
tow.
There is no hope that factories WI
Ia established all over the conntr
within the next one or two years
- 70 make market for unrotted Tia
straw. Start the spinning wheel an
loom in the old way for the presen
,.,s,.t,ra Imam and tow clOi
for family use. The building Of in'
factories is work Of years, and H.
straw will not bear transportation
long distances.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-12

Coal On. FOR BED BUcs.-One VINO
has tried it says:
..TelI the Agriculturist readers that
e anv Of them are unfortunately
troubled with bed-bags and think no,
thiug but the spirits Of turpentine and
nitrate 81 silver mixture will kill them
thew labor under mistake Coal 81
does il efiectually, besides rendering
the places where it j. used unpleasant
shodas for new. corners. Use sill
feather or quill and apply to all Y
iected places. The offensive ooor l
room soon passes of with Tree ven
tilation.
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For Rats, Mice, ROachcs,
Ants, Bedbslgs, N oths "a Furs
" Oolcns, Ac., Insects, o.
!. ants, Fowls, Animals, -
%, up 10 csc soc. and 500 Boxes. Bo' pr.,
md Flssks; So and % sizes for HcrELs'rus
|Lrc INSTITUTIONS, &C.
.Only in:sllibIe remedies known
.Fsee from Poisons." r;i, "
.Not dangerous 10 the Human fsm,'
.Rs,s cone out Of their holes TO o'e.
49, sold Wholesale in 81 large cites.
h. soId by iii DavcoIsrs end RrrArLfI'
everywhere. Ito.
Ir~- n BEWARE .lr' Of oil worthless '"'''
tons. ..eh
lr->- Sse that "CosrAR's" name y on &C.
Rox. Bottle and FIask. before yoo IVY
H. Address HENRY r. COSTAS =
r. psrrcrrAE DEroT 49, BHcADwAr' =. =. =
" said bv-M. FRrEpmAS,- JssPer' 'n''
April ll'h. issS-em
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.
erk-IIESRy A. HoLrRAus.
A.lss.r- I.uw Mpu kCuR.

Clerk-IIExRy A. HoLrRAus.
Autitor-JoHE MEHRIHcER.
Tressurer-TH EopoRE SorDEHnAHu.
Recorder--Aucusr ATscHGT.
Sheriff--JoHS WEIKEL.
Coroser-. CHARLEs kRAus.
Surveyors. NiLLIAAs.
WM. n. GREEN Commiss'oncFs.
r. M. DAVE. }
OFFICERS OF BMHBRrDcE rowHsH'1. /.
Justices Sebastian Kusbler, =. Hssfss,
>. Rose.
Trustee-M. Keefer.
Constables-A. Eckert, II. Endhofea
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.Money for your Rags!!!'
SAVE EN-. SAVE EN- = SAVE EN-
WYE will pay three cents pound cash
w for good. clean cotton rags delivered
al the
Jasper, y anusry "a, 1868.


n Arnny d NOPISCa
~ OFFICES hereby given to holders o.
IN orders on the Treasurer Of Dubois
Coun,y. that there 10 MONEY IN THE
TREASURY OF said county TO redeem 81
orders 10 to No. 500 Issued prior 10 January
1sf, 1862, which have been presen'eu 'o'
cav menl, and that all interest on said orders
= stopped after this date.
THEO. SOyDERMAN. r. d. Q.
Jasper, June 9Th, lS63.--4w-
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GOLD! GOLD! eLOD!
10 600 Agents Wam1ed!

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soldiers IN the Army. Ladies ut HouS
and Gentlemen everywhere, can
make from Five 70 Ten Dol
lars yer day Gee private
Circular.
VKvE will send b. mail one o. our rlSh
w GOLD DOUBLE LOCkEIS -
pivs Dollars We wiIinreri in each Loekst
tao pic,ur.s az any favorite Grn~rs.s rec
II charge. sid viii send with eseh Lcs<s'
t. splendid Cir, worth from cSs peiLsn y
W. or rurpRED DOLLARS from urio 49,
90 10 hunting Case Eng'ish Gold ws'en'
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W. 49, M one 10 send ~ their money vi
i,h., new what Cir they will get. -
.,mn,, AK von 10 send YOUR names End ~
,our iuc.. and we will let you know ~ re.
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-. can do - You plesse shout sending ioF
n. we offer the moe, sxirscsdiosvy induce
,msn,s 70 agents. and will send foil psrsie.
,,I.,s ~ orivate circular. Our Gifis on a.
average can be cold fov the money insesses'
.sh;Is ,hs Locket and Pictures will prove
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Address. A. w. HALL q Co,
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-11
MORE HARNESS. We clip the following
Harness article from the Neus of Monday:
Another Card.

MORE HARNEss.-W We clip the following
Harness article from the Neus of Monday:
Another Card.
McGREGoR, Nov. 9th, 1868.
To J. PIcKART & Cove notice by
your last communication that you have as
sumed the responsibility of answering our
challenge Of the 2lst of October last to
your "shop hands," And now as said
'hands' appear to have BACKED the
track We will accept your amended par
tial acceptance of said challenge, although
you in your halfway skulking acceptance
have made low flung attempts at sharpness
and smartness with your "ifs" and "buts''
in mentioning the different parts OF har-
ness. You have come out the last day, in
the afternoon, and extended the time one
week longer than we gave in our challenge;
but we are not particular as to that point,
therefore we wish you to understand, dis
tinctly and positively" that we shall ex-
poet you to come to time at once and meet
US yourselves or by "appointee" at the
sign of the "Big Collar" on Tuesday, Nov.
10th inst, at 10 o'clock, a. M, to arrange
the time, place, and manner of exhibition,
&C.; also for putting up the ".fnc Coach
Harness." with collars to match. And as
you seem to be familiar with the s'sled run.
ner" style Of work, you are at liberty to
make your harness on that plan if you
like, but as for ourselves VIC prefer the
double gag runner principle.
Now, gentlemen, don't be alarmed about
our failing to connect" ETC., etc. And we
will assure you that our "blow pipe" is in
prime order for any purpose we have with
you as long as you desire, wi.hoat any par.
ticular repairing. Now, gentlemen un.
less you appear at the above named place
and time designated, we shall take it that
you have expired beyond the hope Of resur-
rection, or gone up Salt River to finish
your instI uction on Collars and the "Sled
Runner" Style.
Yours, truly, etc, etc,
| A. RlNGLING, FRED. Brown,
j. STREINa, X. KNEursoN,
| EMIL BLOOD, j. STuRDEyANT.
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Three iron. clads are building in the Jane.
River, near Richmond.
Eight young girls disappeared from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on the night of the Goth
A note left by one Of them stated they
were going, with Captain as escort, 10 &C,
as nurses in the army. The NURSING NAV
be no joke.
DR.. LANCER Of Davenport has exposed
the Davenport boys" He helped to tic
the Boys and on preparing to put splints
on their wrists, "the spirits refused to act"
the money was paid back at the door and
the thing busted!
The "War Democrats" of the West call
a Convention at Chicago on the 25th Nov,
ITO unite all loyal democrats, and vindi.
cate the memory of jefferson and Jack.
son."
A fight at Collinsville, Tenn, resulted
in the defeat of the rebels, and the capture
Of Gen. Geary with IS of his staff. Col.
Hatch Of the End Iowa Cavalry was in
command.
Major Fitzgibbon, Of the 14th Michigan
Cavalry whipped the guerriIlas of Scott
and Kirk at Lawrsnceburg, Tenn, on the
Sd inst. Losses small.
The London Post says neutrals will have
no alternative but to recognize the South
unless some decided Federal success is soon
obtained.
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MORE ToBAcco.-We all recollect the
three wishes of the Indian: "All the
tobacco want Tor life; All the whisky l
want" Stopping here, friend asked him
what the third wish was a moments hes:
itation brought the answer More Tobacco =
Well, E. P. Clarke has got it. His stock
of Tobacco in oil shapes known to chewers,
smokers or shutters is the most extensive
ever exhibited to McGregor public. Bought
to wholesale or retail, he is ready for any
style of trade you may desire. In Station.
airy and Notions, his stock is all that may
be desired by peddlers, merchants or any
other man. eth, is now firmly estab.
lished at McGregor in one Of the best
branches Of trade, and what is singular, the
more money he makes the more liberal he
grows.
The superiority of the Baltimore Oys
ters for which he is the North Iowa Agent
will not be disputed by any man who has
ever put one in his mouth.
Lemons, Apples and other Green ano
Dried Fruits always on hand at the loves
prices.
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Dependent

Dependent.
Horace Of the Tribune is sg4in down
hearted about the war In the quotation
below he certainly gives his readers srea,
deal Of truth, but then VIC canno: see the
usc-on the contrary We see the injury
such language docs the Federal cause.
True it cannot do so much mischief, coming
from a tried friend Of the Administration
and q personal adviser and correspondent
Of the President as though it were uttered
hy the Chicago Times or The World; be.
cause il has been discovered lately that
government organs Of large and small
,a'ibre and government orators of the same
grade may say what they like in cond,m-
ration Of policy or practice and No harm
cnsucs, but Let chap suspected Of doing
his own thinking make the same obscrya-
,iors in type Or On the rostrum and the
devil is to pay, instaater. Ali the charges
fror, "fccl' down to "hellbo copper.
had are Gung at him by the rigdly
righteous patriots who are supposed to
have free principles in their exclusive
keeping. Medicine administered by DR..
Greeley braces up the patient; the same
medicine by DR.. Seymour physics and ex-
hausts. But here is Grccley's last dose:
''Most Unionists," he says, Cherish more
s,ngune views than have usually done
with regard to the certainty of our absolute
triumph" care we not Twenty Mil
'ions?" they Indignantly ask IL Have we
not vastly more wealth, more Of everything
that contributes to military success, than
the rebels have? then how can we fail p
No, friends" would snswnr if they
would hear lie, ''you are grieoousIy nsista,
Zen. You count the copperheads Of the free
States on the side Of the Union: count
them On the sdc of the rebellion. and
therefore insist that there is no such dis
parity of force as you intimate that the |
odds at the outset were decidedly against
ia. For every hearty rebel was .fght;nq
seecl--he was ready to render up his pro |
pcrty and his life in dcfeasc Of slayc-hold |
ing treason. On the other hand we have
millions of processing Unionists, who are
Tocally Jealous in the cause, but can't bear
to pay high taxes, nor high prices for goods,
nor to submit to CONSUMPTION, nor anything
else that imposes burdens and demands
sacrifices. IacGnt peace as much as any
man can but not mainly because taxes
arc very heavy, trade dull. profits light,
and coal eleven dollars pei ton. Aud when
! hear that Saratoga is crowded and gay
that cashmeres and diamonds are unusually
plentiful at Newport, and that horse races
and theatres are bountifully attended, my
aeart sinks scithin me, as I mentally ask
:'hether such people deservs to succeed
in such struggle as ours. The landlord
must have his rents, the merchant his pro.
fits, the laborer must have his wages
raised as prices advance; in short, every
one seems to talk as if this mighty conflict
could and should go on without restricting
his comforts or abating his prosperity. I
fear there is no real saccess attaina6Le IN
der the predominance ef this spirit.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-11

McGregor Title.
We copy the following from the Dubuque
Daily Times:
The October Term Of the U. s. Circuit
Court at Des Moines, closed its session on
Thursday last; among other cases we no.
tice the following:
McGregor VS.. McGregor- Complainant
dismissed his bill without prejudice Bis.
sell & Harvey for Complainant, Mckinley
ct ais for Defendant.
This was the suit brought by Ann G.
McGregor against James McGregor, for the
recovery Of that part Of the town Of Nc.
Gregor which was known as the "Ferry
Property" The suit was generally known
as the Bond Suit"
If the withdrawal of this snit ends the
litigation about this property, the people
can take long breath and 60 to work. II
is relief to know that the title is settled
somewhere.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-11

AN lRIsH CoNGREss.-In Chicago recent
u there was a delegate Convention of Irish.
men whose pledge it is to redeem Ireland
from British domination. This Conven.
lion has secret basis ramifying Canada,
tho United States and Europe, and it is
supposed to be fastening the day when
ireland shall be free" We think the
best way to benefit Ireland is to let her
alone. This eternal cultivation of causes
Of irritation between England and Ireland
is curse to both those divisions of the
British Empire and they do no earthly
good. A rubbing out Of distinctions and
nationalities is what made America SO
prosperons-th cultivation of sectional
jealousics has ruined us. Americans hare
enough to do now at home without going
inquest of transatlantic adventures. This
il our think.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-11

OBLlGED.-Hon. James w. Grimes
favcrs US with pamphlet publication of the
Obituary speeches made in the Senate and
10 the House on the death of Stephen A.
Douglas. This little book is q monument
more telling than marble, more elegant than
"inky cloaks or suspiration Of forced
breath" The speeches it contains should
be bound in with the life of the man whose
ability and patriotism they commemorate.
Hon. l. N. Arnold sends US a copy Of
the proceedings Of the late Chicago Canal
meeting. It's very useful as work on
Northwestern trade statistics, but the
canal will not be built for few days yet.
God has built ship canal ria the Wiscon-
sin river to Lake Michigan water