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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03


BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
Tn.lSs LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Al 10 MINUTES after O'Clock, morning.
Al on minutes after o'clock, morning.
Al minutes after u O'Clock, noon.
A. 9minutes before ! o'clock, afternoon.
A. 10 minutes nfter o'clock, afternoon.
Al o'clock in the evening.
Al 30 minutes after IL o'clock, night.
Al O'Clock evening, and IL 30, night, Sundays.
TRuNs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For WILMINGTON,
Al o'clock in the morning except Mondays.
Al IS minutes after O'Clock, morning.
Al rs minutes before IL o'clock, morning.
Az 8 o'clock in the afternoon.
4, 90 minutes after 4 o'clock, afternoon
Al so minutes after g, evening, Freight.
Al II o'clock at night
At ~ o'clock midnight.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL FOR PHILADELrHIA,
All o'clock, in the morning, from King st. wharf
FOR WILMNGToN,
At2t o'clock in theafternooH, Chestnut st wharf.
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF THE CITY OF
WILMINGTON. UNDER THE NEW MA
T1ONAL TAX LAW.
The United States Deputy Collector for this
CITY informs the Manufacturers, Butchers and
others that the the duties and taxes Rccruing
nnon their returns to the Assessor for the month
al February, will be due on tho LIST day Of April
next. and that will he at the office Of the As
sistant Assessor on and after the LIST until the
10Th, for the purpose Of receiving the same.
PAYMENTS III MI cases TO be made in bankable
funds.
An per. ons not avaing themselves Of the OPP
porlnniiy Of the time named, will subject them
selves to an addition of ten per cent on the
amount due
AN prepared to deliver licenses 10 those per-
sons who have not taken them out heretofore.
JAMES l.. DEV0U. JR., Deputy Collector.
Office second story Custom House building
Office hours to ~ A. NJ, 10 Up. NJ.
[mar. 81. At.
DAnRnGA AND DYsRRTERY will decimate the
Volunteers far more than the bullets Of the
enemy, therefore let every man see to il that he
carries with him full supply Of HOLL0WAY'S
PILLS. Their use in lndia and Crimea saved
thousands of British soldiers. Only 20 cents per
boz. 2l3
PAlB.-A Fair will he held In the Wilmington
Institute Hall, commencing Oh Easter Monday,
the 9TH If April next, and continue until the
10th. inclusive. The proceeds will be applied
to the benefit of St. Joseph's School, Brandy
wine, Christana Hundred, under the care of the
Sister d St. Joseph's. There will be a large
display Of Fancy and Useful articles Refresh
mens Of all kinds will be- served up in the best
syles Price Of admission. 10 cents; Season
tickets % cents.
March 3l.-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
Our lUeeRIu lIIlnullaC,

ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
sehr Mary Price, Blizzard, In ballast
Sip LizEie Day, Carr, sand.
Sly nellie, Milford household goods &c.
Bye Lydii Fout, coal.
sioop Mary Warner, William Noble from PhiRael.
phia. with m1ze TO Charles Warner.
sloop Fame, Riley, from Philadelphia, with mdEe to
Warner.
sioop Panter, Msrrihew, from rhiladolpha with mdre
to O. & G. W. Bneb
slOop Mary Ann, Marrihsw, from Philadelphia, With
miKs 10 q 4 q Rush
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

SEVERAL sums from 500 TO $40 COO can be loaned on
. good Real Estate securit An, pc. son having money
hand can have 1t safely invested by appll ~ To-
Wa. heCAuLLEY.
ane COG Natlei street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
NnrfcE

ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the
must present the duly Attssted 10 the Ad
MINIS r4or 70 Bankson T. Hol omb, his agent on
before be 18th d4y Of Msrch 1864. abb the Act of
Assembly in such made provided
HENRY Il, lI0LCoMB, Administrator.
New Castle, March 10, 49, mar Ann
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

BURNETT HousE, CNcNSArt Ohio,
Dec 20, 1852. !
NEssPs pRAEE Co. The Plantation Blteis appear to
he very popular here Send US twenty more and
obllge. Yours truly,
7 7 SAUNDERS Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

Most Of them having been purchased before the
last great rise, their customers may still expect
to get some bargains.
Being constantly in the LARGE AUCTION
ROOMS, of Philadelphia, buying, they eau
often offer inducements not to be met with else
where
The following comprises few of the many
goods now offered by them
Stella Shawls in variety,
Cloth Cloaks in variety,
Fancy Silks, Plain Silks,
Black Silks, Silk Poplins,
Mode Alpacas. French Crepes,
Mozambiques, Barege Anglais,
Mohair Plaids, Mohair Lustres,
Poll de Chevres, Valentias, &c.
In fact great many Dress Goods too numerous
to mention in short advertisement. Also,
BLANKETS, CAssIMEREs,
SPREADS. sATINETTs.
QUILTS, JEANS,
CoMFoRTABLEs. BEAVERTEENs,
snEETINGs, CORDS,
SHIRTINGs, ITALIAN CLOTHS,
TICKINGs, FLANNELs,
CHECKS, sHRoUDINGs FLANNELs,
CLOTHS, CoTToNADEs.
Also, sACKING BOTTOMS.
Fine assortment 80.
CARPETS,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
MANHOOD;

ED MANHOOD;
M4@Y HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
800 Just Published In a Sealed Envelope.
E18O Price six Cents
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE Of spernatorrhga Seminal Weak
less, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and I'm
pedim mis- to Marriage generally Nervousness, Com
sumption. Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical In
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse Gc-By ROBr.
CJLVEltM ELL NJ D.. Author Of the GREEN BOOK, &c.
ga BOON 10 THOUSAND OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal in plain envelope, u any address ross
rad receipt OF six cents two postage stamps by
Or Oh. J. {. KLINE,
ia7 Borery, NeS FORK, Post Office Bon, 45s6
mar 3l-3m
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

THIS Brandy imported by William p Baily o. New
York, 9vessly for v. q. Gipn'S saes for medicinal
andprivate uSs. For sale by
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
OIL CLOTHS. wINDOWsHADEs,
STAIR RODS, &c.

All the above goods with many others will be
sold either Wholesale or Retail FOR CASH.
THE ONLY CORRECT MANNER COR DOING
BUSINESS AND BEST BOTH FOR BUYER
AND SELLER.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

Journai aud Statesman Time-tnbIs
pETwEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

Nav CASTLE CouNlY, March s0th 1868
Upon the application Of Joseph o. Grubb Executor Of
U the last viii and testament OF Joseph Hill late Of the
city Of Wilmington in said County deceased II is Or
DERED aud direct, by Register that the Executor
aforesaid, give Of the granting Of Letters Tesla
mrntar upon The Estate OF the deceased with the date
Of granting thereof by causing advertisements to he post
ed within forty Gays from the date of Letters,
six Of the most public places ths County of New Castle
requiring all persons having dem nds against the Estate
to present the same, abide by Of Assembly in
such case made and provided And also same
be inserted wi hin the same period in the delaware
State Juu nal and statesman newspaper published in
wilmington, and 10 be continued two months.
~, Given under tie hand aud Seal Of ONCE of the
S. Register at Tesaid, ut New Castle, in New Castle
WI County aforesaid, the day AVID year atovs
written. PETER b. YANDEVER, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
FARMERS ATTENTION.

AAAtAfAAA%h - = = s~SN = ASSNE
WE would call the attention of Farmers AMI Garden
w erl to large and well selected assortment re-
liable STANDARD Fertilizers, consisting Of
500 bags Jourdans Ammoniated Super Phosphate Lime
TOO bags Moro Phillips Genuine improved "
10 bbls. " hanns "
GUANOS
900 bbls. Superior Old Ichaboe- very dry.
BONES.
200 ibis Srouda Fine Ground Bone
10 bbs. Cheaiica salt
SEEDS.
Clover Tlmnihv ofchard, Herd and Flax Seeds on
h.nd .nd in IT. t. all y with ta
81 WOOL BOUGHT and BTaudywine prices paid iOl
GRAIN. ....,.. ......,.... .
S. E. corner Front and Orange sts, Wilmington, Del.
an 32m
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

a LARGE and convenient Dwelling House, on matke
n Street No. sl5 between sth and 9th streets VIII
Ineiv 10 WM MeCAULLEf,
rfass No 600 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
PENINSULAR r. p, LIN
Change of Hours.

AM and alter MONDAY Jan, 9th, Jul IFHInb ~ ny
U accommodation Of Passengers will run as ielloWs'
until further notices
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privv wells Cleansed.
NnTInE

flAH Lot Of Silver Plated Caatora iust received tor
n AAle low, ~ Nc so2 Market street, BY
APPS THos I. DRNoRMANDIE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF
SALE OF LAND.

NOTICE 10 hereby given hat BY virtue
IN Of On osd-r OF the Dubos Common
PIess Court. the undersigned administrator
Of The estate Of Wm. II. Stewart deceased.
will offer fos ssle q public auction, on The
premises. on
SATURDAY The 9TH DAY OF NOvEM.
Der, 1868. for not Iess thsn iwo thirds oI
the appraised value thereof. the following
described land and premises. situsied 10
the County OF Dubois, and State OF Indiana
70 VII. The N 4 az u & a.. end south
essi quarter OF the s,uth ives, quarter and
south east quarter Of north wesf qusref
and the north half Of che south eas, quartet
Of section No. two q, Tow. No. too (2)
south Of Range NJ shsee 49, west. contain
ing together 200 acres more or lees, end "a
be sold .uhjec, 10 the Widows interest.
TER S-One third cash, the res,due ia
equal paymenis q s'A end twelve months
With note q interest, waving benefit Of -
pssismeni. and secured bv good free
hold security. Sale. begin - 2 o'clock 7. n
SAMUEL n. JACOBS. sdn's.
October 10, ie63-sw
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(Residence opposite lndisna Hotel. Jasper
HAS large sock o. Dry Goods. Groce-
M nrs and Noiions. which he i drslrous
o. peddiing out on the p incipIe Of "smsli
profit. and quick ssIee.' He gives below
some o. his prices. snd invites those who
wish 10 buy. 10 CO. on him ~ his home. o.
stop his wagon. when IN motion All kinds
Of produce taken ! exchsngs fvr goods.
Dunnel Cslicvs. Nader colors - The
best STYLES o. ~ cent per yard. Ameri-
can Prinie-Fast colors. 81 % cents per
yard. De- Lsines-splendid STYLES. q 20
cents per ysrd. Ginehsms-Oi al colors.
yard aide. a from IS 20 40 c-n's per yard.
Ticking for so cents ysrs Cheek -hir'-
ing-From 30 10 IS cenfs . yard Fsn
nels- Drffer-f coior-. - from so 20 &c
cents. Blue ID nim- or -npsriv hesvy
quality. - IS cents he's, in 'o~n. Cotton
FIsnneis-O, IN sxc~elent quality from -
10 IS ris. per yard Bleached Musllnr-
From IS 70 37& c,s. per yari Bru~n Sius
iirs-B-si quality from 371 10 40 CT pei
yard Kentucky Jeans different coiors
from So 20 90 cts: per yard C,s-ineis-
Best variety from 81 10 10 81 80 per yard
Hoop skins-From 81 70 Sl25 Cotton
Bstting-As 80 ere Books @ trmsn an
English School Books. Of 'he sprrovs'
series, snd sIso Catholic Prnver Books
writing ink and paper. OCT ~. 1857
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1. The Republican Poiicy--to hold out 10
he rebels 10 incucement TO return 90 the
Union--no hope o. pardon or restoration to
bot con6scs'ion, -.
,inction Of their states - political com
n.nnitles. and division Of the soil among
en-. sncips,sd sisves-no.h'ns. 10 . wo'd.
but black despsir. This j. the Republican
poIirv-
2 The Conservative Policy-,o meet the
rsbelnon with s,rcpg military arm. aud
With ,he di.tinc, end 6rn assurances that no
s,sr shall BE- pIucked from the hag q shs
Union - u, q Inc same time 10 hold vide
open the door tor The return Of the ssee
Sta,es to their constitutional posi'ioa sn<
their former status in the Union. whenever
the, will ny down Their srms snd renes
their allegiance. This 10 the CONSERVATIVE
position.
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CuxNox PIEAs CorRr.-T The Octc
Der term OF this court Was held this
week. and was crowded with husi-
ness until il adjourned ON Friday
night. Judge Laird presided with
iirmness AMI dignity. accom- panied
with that marked ability. which has
rendered uur Common Pleas Court
second to meme in the State. The
principal cases OF interest were those
of the Wolfingtvn- w. l.. n. A. aud
@. Railroad. for damages sustained b.
reason Of two of the Wolfingtons be-
ing killed on said road. The suits
were brought BY the father and the
widow. and came here from Orange
county. The widows case MAS CON
ltlnnci till mex term. aud . jury rem
Jersd verdict giving the father $500
damages. We understand the rail
road company have taken An appeal.
In the asranlt aud battery case against
Mr.. Laughter, for the difficulty grow
ing out Of The love atisir---he Wa
tined by jury SO. Harry Nichol-
-vn was fined by the Court for an as-
sault and battery 81. The following
were fined for retailing liquor with
out license, IS in each csse; Jacob
Sier, 4 cases; Mrs. NJ. Shultz. case;
John L. Hvffmsnn. l case.
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We hsve probably I'll Of " met sith IN
stances. In which word heedlessiy spoken
sesinss the reputation Of female hss been
msvni6ed BY mslicioss minds until the
cloud hes become dark enough 10 over
shadow her whole existence. To those
Who are sccusi omed-- necessarily from
bsd motives. bui from t,,ughl'essness-io
speak lightly 81 iemsles. we recommend
these hints a. worthy Of considess'ion.--
Never use . lsdy's name in an improper
place, q On improper time. OF in mixed CON-
psny. Never make assertions shou; her
that You think are untrue. or sllusions that
you feel herssn would blush 10 hear. When
you meet ~iih men who d. not scrnple 10
make use OF woman's name. in . reckless
and unpsincipled manner, shun them. for
they are the very worsf members Of the
community men lost 10 every sense O.:
lhonos-every feeling OF humanity. Meny
coed and worthy womsn's character has
been forever ruined end her heart broken
by . lie, manufactured by some viiisin' sno
repeated where |, should not hsse been,
aud in the presence Of those whose l''tie
Judgment could not deter them from cifeu'
l,ting the foul and Dragging report A sian
der !. soon propseated. ard The smallest
thing derogstory 70 . womsn's ehsrsc'e'
will d. on the wings Of the wind. and mag
nifty 10 il circulsIes until its monsiron'
weight brushes the poor unconscious victim
Reaper, the name Of woman. for YOU
mothers and sisters are women; and ss you
would have their lair name VI furnished. ant
heir lives unbittersd BY The slsnderer'
biting tongue, heed the III that your owl
word. nsy bring upon the mo'her. the sister
OF the wife. Of some fellow creature.
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LOUISVILLE, October 8

LoUIsvILLE, October 8.
The Nashville Dispatch To- dsy ssys the
rebels bur led 'he ssiIrosd bridge ., 6,uart's
Creek end another d Stone River.
After. the capture Of McNinnviIIe. on Sa.
iurdsy. By the rebels. under Wheeler, they
surned one locomotive and zen cars. and
/ Of . number Of railroad men . prisoners.
Sutsequen y. Colonel McCoot. 9Th bri.
gsde o. Federal cavalry attacked them. scat
sering them in every dirs6,ion. The rebels
Isft behind I'll the prisoners they had taken
and several hundred hosses. McCook kiI.
led and wounded one hundred and twenty.
i've and took ninety prisoners.
Sunday morning the Confsdsrstes appear
ed before Musfrsssboso. driving the Fedevsl'
into their insrenchmenss and threatening
the town. Amer remaining I'll day asd PER
of The night. they destroyed the rsiIros'
bridge. crossing : ford Of Stone River sbou
three miles distant. wh,re Il . supposed
they retired.
The NsshvilIs Journal edisorislIy ssys:-
Wheeler. win near 1000 rebel cavalry sn'
mounted iafsnsry. he succeeded 10 sst'ioI
into the resr Of Rosecrsns. and threaten
10 bsesk he rsilsosd communications.
There SCENE 10 Be rebel cavalry eli slonl
the Chattanooga Rosd. watching fvr veal
points. Our forces attacked end cspture
zoo rebels who we're tearing up the sssc
ness Christian.
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0TThere never wss time. the Boston
poe, s.ys truly, which called fos ssch unity
Of action on the pert Of oil conservative
men - the present. The Union. the Con
ssitusion and sslf- government ere attacked
By secessionis,s 10 the South. with arms in
their hsnds. The Union. the Constitution,
md self goversnsns ere sttseksd by per-
sisso officials in the North. Aysinss the
one Ne muss use the bullet. against the
other ~s muss use NE ballot. We mus'
oppose those 100 powers By oil the leei-
innate mesns 10 our hands, II - would
save the Uaion. the Constitution, end sslf
gssernmen, Tor The pres~nt generation end
pos,eri,y. Such is thu erea end 20 .
achieved. end such % the true 10y G
achieve il In this wsv LEI al cooservs
lives walk hand ia hand unto the glorious
goal.
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LrrcoIH 70 d DrcLARfD PsarEruAL
PaKsrprsr. Ii 10 nov stated thst : bill hss
been prepared. End will b pIsced before
the next Congress. declaring Lincoln Presi'
dent while the vss Issss- Thus the mad
fanatic. are plotting sesinst our liberties
and II ve do.nos spesk right soon through
the ballot box. the Last vessige Of ou' repub
lean government will have been sweP
ssay.
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LoIsviILE. October 9. -NsshvilIe rumors
prevail that the rebel cavalry captured and
entirely destroyed SheIbyvilIe. Tennessee.
taking the forcss there prisoners We have
no psr,icuIsrs. and The truth Of the repors is
questionsbIe.
General Mitchell. With . large cavalry
force. wss pursuine the rebel cavalry. but -
have no Reports Of HE being within striking
distance. The telegraph . working within
three miles Of Chstssnoogs a large forcs
l. rebuilding the track recently torn up
Probsbly the rebel cavalry hsvs divided. par'
making toward Kentucky 20 hsrrsss Burn.
sides lines o. supply, part going soushwssd
Isgsiust Rosecssns.
No prospects Of rice in the river.
Later from Chssssnoogs ssys I'll u quiet
No indications Of On attack By the enemy
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October EI~clio1', 1858.


For Appraiser Of Real Estate.
~ We are su,horisso 20 announce Hss.
II w. RARxER 40 . csndidsss fos Real
Estate Appraiser Of Dubois County q The
ensvinP October election.
HTW- are su,hosissd 20 announce =.
BRELAcE. - : eond'ds'e Cor Real EMsls
APPRAISER o Duboi. county. q The ssssiss
October election.
Nh Er'roR: Through she solicitation u
his iellow-citszsos. MI. SAnuEt n JAcoSs
has consented 70 becomes candidate Tor Real
Estate Appraiser Of Dubois county. q The
ensuing October election. snd will 30 sup.
ported BY MARy Worms.
Ma. EDiroR:-You will plesse announce
,hs nsme 81 FsEpEEicE NErpscE. - ess-
Jidaie Tor Appraiser OF Real Eststs. q The
ensuing October Election. and obigs
CiIixsns - JAsSsl.
Circuit Prosecutor.
OF The Democracy Of Gibson County.
cordially recommend 70 the Dsmoessey 81
the Third Judicial Circuit. NAPolsos b.
RisrseER. Fac 40 . candidate for Psossess-
ing Asuorney q the ensuing October sIse-
ton
For County CoumissiousT
TIVE sre suthoriz q 10 announce GKo.
a K,rzHcER % . candidate for Coussy
Comm sioner 81 Dubois County. - The -
suing October election.
/ uwe are suthossed 20 announce 0ss.
HARD NiEHAUs ~ candidate icr ecsssy con.
missioner Of Dubois eouasy. - the eassisg
October election.
For Auditor.
or We ere sushcssed to ssnssses
Capt. SrkPHEH JERCEn, - . candidate fss
Auditor u DUBOIS county. q The sassisg
October election.
W- We are authorized 70 ssnesaes
\ THkoDoRs SosDERnAss % : esedidsss fss
Auoi,or Of DUBOIS eossty. q the ensuing
} October Election.
! For Treasures.
n Nh EprroR:-Yos vii pIssss snsssses
/. the name Of d. e. S1EPnss-oH. o easti.
D date tor the Office u Treasurer. u DUBOIS
2 County. st the en- suing October Election
I and confer favor on msny ci,isens cl
n BArEsaipos Towssuis.
~ We ere authorised 70 ssaosses J
sB BIcxwERnERr. % css.dsss Tor Tree.
. ares d Duso,s County q The ssssisl
+ October + ection.
~ We ere su,hors~d 20 snsssss<
! iHEsRY MAusrkL. q . candidate for rssss
arer Of Dubois county q the ensuing Oct
Der Elsc'ioo
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FIoars. Our town wss diseI sced by t~o
Or three street 6ehss this week. One wss
between one Murray and : McDonsld. ssd
ssoshsr between Dr.. w. 9. Lsughssy ssd
returned dissb!ed soldier nsmed Ledger.
GOOD None Of the psrsiss we're seriously
hsr'. though some huge taking vs done.
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CIRcuir PsosEcuroR. We are requested
to state that Mr.. r. A Clements l. can.
didste for reelection 10 ibis ONCE. Mr.,
Clements his made very genslsmsniy end
Efficient Prosecutor the past too yssrs. ssd
will no doubt receive very large vote.
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VDY virtue VI : crit Of execution 70 me
10 dlrscl-d from the Cierks otiice Of the
C,-euit Court Of the United States tor sas
Dl.,riri ~ Indiana ~ii on
THURSDAY. the 9Th Of November. 1868.
), the G .urt house door. IN the ton ::
Jasper, 10 the County OF DSbois end S'sts
y Indiana. offer for sale - public suction.
the ren,s AMI profits Tor the term o. seves
years Of the ioIlo~ing described real ssssss.
tu.wi,:
The SOU h halt Of section No. thirteen I 4 81.
Township No. t~o [2l. range No. thee Isl.
west.
The wess half OF The north wsss qusvse'
Of section No. one ~. The north est
Quarter. ard the ssss halt Of the south east
quarter Of s~c,ion No two III. 10 Townshis
40. three 1871. Of rsnge No. three (3J. wss..
Aud upon isliure to realize sum sum.
Glen, 10 satisfy the demand, ] gill o The
same time and place. offer Tor sale ths iee
staple u the sane. Taken % the property
81 Charles G. Campbell. q The suit Of The
Unned 8, stes against William vsa Wrinkle.
and Char lee g. Campbell.
DIG ROSE. U. 8 Mssshsl.
b n n BIGELOW. Dspusv.
October 10Th. 1663-lw - %
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~ Fsshss Demon, one Of The most cels.
bssssd ssvivslisss 10 Amssics. u holding
series 81 religious services 10 The. Irish Cssh.
ole church q Nsw Albsoy. He pssschss
iour times eve7 dsy.
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Rebels Smelling Chattanooga.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oftoosf o.
The Richmond Enquirer Of to-day. con.
lsins the following:
.NIssloSAav RlpoE. October s - We
opened upon Chattanooga q one o'clock
this forenoon, IRON Lookout Mountain
and points along our line One shell ex-
pvded 10 the emy's crmp. % well % ia
he city, setting fire 20 one house. The
enemy replied b'iskIy. from Nocca-in Point
to our morisrs on Lookout. and feebly rom
5 81 Fort. The firing s'iII continues"
October 6 The Tennessee River 10 rio
ing rapidly Il hrs swept sssy the Io~e'
yon,oon bridge Of the enemy, and submerg
d the ,resiel bridge.
NJ 10, Mitchell. Chic, Qusriermsster Grn
er-l D, Lsngssreei's corps, died lsst night.
NJ firing on either side up 10 III o'ciocl
to- day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-10

TIVE DivSsREscs.-The Democratic per.
y is 10 favor o. The Union d Stssss-vhils
The Republican parry. II " isssspses their
policy srigL.. . 10 favor 81 The soies ol
coloss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-10

O>rUscoadtiossi Unios nsa ore shoss
~bo sss against ssy Uaios uslsss slavery
70 abolished.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-10

From the Nashville D,-psch. Oct 3
Gfs HonKER. and s,sff srriy-d IN I'M.
city late on I U sdsy night. and isfi for the
from Yesterday afternoon.