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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED FOR THE STATES MAJ
Last Nights Dispatches.
Another Sensation Report.

New YoRK, June Ga special TO the Post
from Washington says: A dispatch boat from
below has just arrived with the important In
formation that the rebels have evacuated Fred
ericksburg. The movements of Lees army
which has given rise to so many conflicting re.
ports during the past few days, is explained by
the removal of his entire force from the line Of
the RappahannOck, which row 10 in undisputed
possession Of Con. Hooker. Our forces imme-
diately crossed the river and occupied the town,
over which the Stars and Stripes are now float
Ing.
As yet we have no indication of the direction
which Lee has taken.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

MEDICAL NoToE.-A meeting Of the Physi
clans Of this city will be held at 8 O'Clock to
morrow (Monday) afternoon, in the Museum Of
Startling Medical College, for the purpoee Of
taking into consideration the late order OF Sur.
geon Gen. Hammond, denounciDg tae use, in
the army, of certain important curative agents
MANY PHYSICIANS
June 6, 1863.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

CINossArI, June 6.-The approaching DEM
ocra,ic Convention Ia the topic of conversation
everywhere. Vallandighsm Is as good as nom
mated. Vallandigham wants it, and his friends
are determined he ehall have IL. The pressure
for him in the rural districts is overwhelming.
1t is rumored Llncoln has sent for Vsllandig-
ham, probably to have On interview and com
promise.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

The ARRESTS IN MoRRow County. wv esley
Graham, Joseph Graham and Henry Shade
were arrested in Morrow county by Major
Bierce on the Alb inst. CO the charge Of reslst-
ing the enrolment under the Conscription act.
They were placed in charge Of United States
Marshal Bill of the Northern District Of Ohio,
ard lodged in the Cuyahoga couoty Jail,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

PRENTICE says 1t would seem that the rebel
ladies in the portions of Tennessee visited by
the Federal troops can't be considered exactly
presentabls. A letter to the Chattanooga Rebel
says that they have been "stripped Of every
thing"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

"ls Vicksburg really taken2" Gays HANS to
GULF, the day after We we're all thrilled with
the exciting hut rather premature news Of the
capture Of that rebel stronghold. "No," re-
piled QuILP, "not qute-but It will be before
many days You see 1t is invested closely by
GRAsT, aud have no doubt it will prove good
invpaLmantn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL The ladies' Of Trim
ity Church will give Strawberry Festival at
Ambos Hall, on Tuesday evening, June9. Ad-
mittance 25 cents
The ladies are preparing fer pleasant re-
union at this festival. Let them have goodly
number of guests.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

APPoMTMESTs.-J. P. Coates, OF Cleveland,
Assistant Surgeon Of the 9th Ohio; George W.
Rsmage, of Marysville, Assistant Surgeon Of
the 96th; w. B. McGaveran, Assistant Sur
geon OF the 26ih, to Surgeon; private James X
Hamilton to be Adjutant of the 1l3sh, uies Cox,
resigned; Orderly Charles c. Hood to be Sec
ond Lieutenant 3lst.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

NEw YoRK, June G-The steamer Star of
the South, from New Orleans on tho 98th ult.,
via Key Wes. on the lat inst, arrived this P. M.
The Express states that the investigation
which 10 now progressing into the late prize
sales will develop astounding fraud, aud alleges
that one whole cargo Is missing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
Stra,y,,,ed or Stolen,

LNR0M the pasture Of Mr. Patterson, II miles nortl
II OF Columbus. May 81, 1863, Red Borrel Horse
OF good appearance 15K hands high, and seven year
old, roweled on the shoulders and breast.
Any person returning said Horse, or giving any In
formation where he can be found, will be literally re
warded. 80
-. 5l.-s q. W. sHAPLEY,
No. lls South Front Street, Columbus, o.
may3l-d2t&wQt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
Contradiction,

WARRINGTON, June G.-Thore 10 no truth In
the statement Of the evacuation OF Fredericka-
burg by Gen. Lee, and the occupation of the
place by our forces.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

FLoURaales 90 brls red wheat double extra at sc SO
and SO brls white do at 81 co.
WHEAT-sales cars red on track at 81 90; 5000
bush red free on board at 81 81 and cars white free
on board OF 81 81.
00RN-sales cars on track at sos, car on track
1000 bush from store at 60c, and car ears at Co.,
BUTTER-sales ee00Bs Central at l5c; 2500bs do al
6c; 2OOBs Western Reserve at l7o, and 2500Bs choice
at 1ec.
oHEEsE-small sales new Hamburg at 9Zc.
LARD-saes 7OOOBs country rendered at 9zc, and
l3OOBs choice do at $50.
EGGS-Rirm with sales at l3c.
DRIED APPLEs-Bale IA brls at SC,
REoEIPTs-l2 500 bush wheat, cars corn and car
oats,
Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
FALL ELECTION.
SHERIFF..

bHEhlkf.
EDITOR ONO sTArnMANi
DsdrSir-You will do the friends Of Capt. II. NJ os
BORN special favor by announcing his name as a can
ddate for the nomination for Sheriff. subject to the de.
cision Of the Democracy Of franklin county We are
In favor OF the nomination Of Mr. OSBORN, Of Blendon
township, for Sheriff. He has ever been resident Of
the county, and an unhinching Democrat. No man
more universally commands the respect OF all parties.
He Is the man for the times and the place In thes de.
generate days Of corruption, and we hope the conven.
ton will do Justice to his claims. Let us have men
who we know to be true.
THE FRIENDS OF DEMOCRACY.
EDITOR OHIO STATEsMAN:
Dear 8ir--Pease announce the name Of JosrpH
QUINN as candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic County Con.
vention, and oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR sTATRsMIN:
Dear Sr-Please announce the name Of HERCULES
oAhPBKL, Of Plain Township, as q candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff, subject to the decson Of the Demo
cratic Convention of franklin county, and oblIpe
gt.Ef MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR ONO sTATrsMAs;
Dear Sir--please announce the name OF DAVID BEERS
Jr, OF Mfiin township, as candidate for Sheriff Of
franklin county subject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic Convention, and oblige
MANY DEM0oRATs.
EDITOR ONO sTATrsMAN:
Dear Sir-Plea announce the name Of I'D DAvIs
as candidate for Sheriff Of Franklin county, subject
to the decision of the Democratic Convention, and
oblge MANY DEMOCRATS,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
TOBACCO & sEGARs!
A. L I r. d E r

Commercial Broker in Leaf and Manufactured
Tobacco and Segars, q gOao
1874 Water Sc, [oorner Of PineI New YORK. 4.
TOBACCO ana SEGARS carefully he.
u lected for expectation. Dealers and Tobacconists
will find II to their interest to call communicate by
letter. The best brands, In any quantity, at lower
prices than any other house.
may26-d3m 1913 E.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

IMPORTANT TO LADIKs-DR. HARvKys FEMALE Pills
nave never yet failed In removing difficulties arising
from obstrueton or stcppage Of nature or In resorug
Ahectons, Prolapsus Uteri, the Whites, or other
weakness OF the Uterine Organs. The pills are perfct.
hafmless on the constitutions and may be taken by
the most delicate female without causing distress at
the same time they act like charm by strengthening
nvgoratng and restoring the system to healthy con.
dition, and BY bringing the monthly period with reg
uany no matter from what the obstruction may
ARISE They should however, NOT be taken during the
rst three or four months Of pregnancy though safe at
any other time, as miscarriage would be the result
Bach box contains 90 Pills. Price One Dollar,
DR.. HARVNY'6 Treatise On Diseases OF Females,
pregnancy, Miscarriage, Bsrrenness, Sterty Repro
duouon and Abuses Of Nature and emphRttcally the
Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, O pamphlet OF so
pages sent free to any address. Six cents required to
pay postage.
The Pills and book will be sent by mail, when de-.
sired, securely sealed and prepaid, by
j. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent,
No. 76 Cedar ST., New York.
n. soaNIAN q co., Wholesale Agents
THIRD EDITION = 50TH THOUSAND DIR. Haryeys
treatise on Diseases Of Females, Pregnancy, Miscar-
age, Barrenness, eterlity Reproduction and Abuses
Of Nature, and emphaticaliy the LADIES' PRIVATE
MEDICAL ADVISER, pamphlet OF so pages, sent
free to any address Blk cents required to pay the
postage, =
Sent by man, conAdentially when desired, SECURELY
SEALED, and prepaid,by ...-..
76 Cedar st., New York--Postofice Box 5,O79.
march9i-d&weowly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07
EXCISE TAX LAWS,
BY ~i-
CHARLES F. ESTEE,
Late Deputy Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
NOW READY FOR DELIVERY.
The Excise Tax Law,

With all the Amendments,
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and Regulations Of the Commissioner including those
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to the assessments OF the
INCOME TAX.
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marginal notes and references and minute Analytical
Index, valuable to Assessors, Collectors, Ldsoyers
A6TchdRts, Manufacturers, Farmers, and in fact to
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Compiled by 0HARLEs y. HBTEE, late Deputy
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Price, cloth, 81 SO; law library binding, 90 90.
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orders solicited.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

Ii is hoped that the masses to whom this call
is addressed, will see to IL that they be fully ant
faithfully represented In the Convention.
BY order Of the Committee.
J. D. CoMMINS, Chairman.
X. X. Cox, JR., Secretary
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-07

Will be introduced by their teacher, DR.. JAMES
L. THAYER. -r.. mss. y. s..... ry...
Nothing shall be wanting to make this moral, I'm
tellectual and amusing exhibition. Notwithstanding
the innumerable variety Of attractions and the unpre
cedented expense Of this unparalleled combinati9I ~
price Of admission will be placed at tETS tES P.ass
low figure Of TWENTY-BT"" OhNA' hesehveu ethvveeu D
Seats, FIFTY oENTs-
Doors or... at and O'Clock P. M; performance to
c...aSiaice half an hour afterwaId. .Tt .lIA.
III Seats for all. 'tH H
This vast Establishment will be at
Wheeling, June2; u.. l,H--t ..i.
B.. olairsvile, June 3; H G III GI.c
GAINESVILLE, June 4; ,,- ..'.-.ilf ..N e Ul.G j.
Cambridge June5; .. 81
Zanesville, Juna g.
Newark, June 8;
Somerset June O; ..'' -'". 't 'e
Lancaster, June 10; ~ ~. uf
Ciroleville, June H. '"...,t" ~
Columbus June 70 and -; ".' - 9lita
London, June Is; ''a. ~ o'lA
Springfield, June 16; 4 "a
Xenia, June II; e's''aN Nn 40 lAo1
Dayton, June 10; q ..t-i9 a
Lebanon, june 10; ~ ~ "a
Hamilton, June 90; -'' ''.s@,' tt-ti.iId
Cincinnati, June % to q.
Remember. the largest exhibition in the World Is
coming. s.HaF EfE
- ANDY SPRINGER, Agent.
J. =. LBoHLER, Advertising Agent
Maysl-juneS ,5IlO,ll,l2 - s...ss. .........
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FITCH, ESTEE & CO.. Publishers,
NO. PARK PLACE, NEW YORK.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31
Does the Indiana Central lnsuranc.
Co. pay Us Lossrsl

/ J. . question ~sked BY some person,
when about 20 determine where 10 insure
To such We w-uId ssv hear The -v,de.cs
sos by their works shall they he jadgsd'
Below We publish letter which Aa-~ r.
fully and satisfactorily 'h- question. IN.
institution Indisns Central In. Co !, Ioes,.
ed ~ Lsfsyete) i raposi~d % have done q
very hrurish,ng business il this county,
through 'h-r travelling agsn'. ~. Tsu.blood
VIII 4 rerd, o. All iimes 20 give suchsv dencs
and xpisnslIon - the management o. the
-"riry ss vii satisfy the moe, incredulous
TA- company "ss wisely secured the ser.
wees o. Cal Ejmonsion. long and fsvvrabl,
tno~n by almost every man in IN. coun,,
- local sgrLi. 20 whom application ms,
br ~ sde i.r policy on his property. MANY
have Nv lied IA. m--iv-- 81 thu protection,
aud nov Is = proper 'isne TOR ih,se Who
have n"' 7" 20 - ~nhtu delay. NV d.
hsv- The orpsinni', - ln-.ring 10 HIN.
romprr', stganizrd y, mn Of COR "a d
os''r ~" e""' i'rh ~ fhr ttr u"u. -
needless i"r " N add ssy 'hirg ia regard
:" III. ren,lsm-nly bearing s.d qs,,fr :
,iors ~ re resent ffic.rs 81 The Suci.,, :
suffice u 20 -, rh-s are worth, ihr c srr.
80 wisely sniru-'.d ~ Thor care.
HAvsy'LLt. nuB - c.. Ism. Oci 1868
{ BASEL BhAwLsy. r--,l.n, ~ "a
dian Z "'rai IT,. c.. isls.@r.:
DtAE sis: u j. ~nh . I. eli, z q gran ud.
| .cknv~ ledge he stis'ac,n,y s,tsis..e I
aud psym-n' by d. G Bs. G u Ag'. -
-"si-', . sh'rh YOU srt p, -idrni. f.s ID.
ianag- 20 my property ~ fr..
u y dd' :" son ,rd 'h- -,rIsts % say thsI
~ ihIs ca-S ~ Ins rance has accom- plis he'd
great COED Although my ipS- j. considers
n- On building mud con'-uls. 'hr Inrursr &C
will -n-hl" M - ~ uili sltli.n' .mb ara
men' sa- ur, q b tnr sy-rr, VI Tru.
Hood. a. ln-.r. irr cnns-n'.. M AZ n.t !:
'h- result 4. - q CHI -. vD-ct-r. s.i.
ia-- n" ~ MI q. -ur \, ", r,shr i-r.i u.
rtri-'ifn man. Aho ssa mpfrn-nd w.
: Cd sc'u'iIy accomplished N hk-
- -. Mould h--.irrr - make ihsi sure pro.
vision which policy IN ,..s ,oe,.i, ~
eur4s
Wishing success ID your vxceiIeni H.
-'ilu'lun, and hopirg fhsf many viii svn,
'Lems. Ives VI i. sdssnrsyrs
sm d.,r - r,a... s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31

! II Recruiting ia THE county Tor
the One hundred rnd twenty men 70
be furnished ~ our quota under the
Presidents last call. has rs set hardly
commenced. We understand Lieut..
Miller intends to visit each township.
and would H., glad to have tie active
co'opersticn Of every citizen in obtain
ing enough recruits 70 save the comfy
from draif. The necessary number
can certainly lie secured. with the pre-
sent magnificent bounties offered. II
orr citizyns generally will make an
4 fort to get them. II is greatly to
The interest ot those liable 10 drart ~
see that our quota is filed by volun-
teering; bcsid,s. the volunteer will
receive $500 more bounty than the
drafted man. which with the number
10 lie furnished by this county will inl
The aggregate amount 10 81, 900. II
Now is the time Tor our exclusive war
patriots. who do SO much word fight
Ing on the street CORNERS, TO show their
faith BY their works. Let every citi-
zen lend their aid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31

tvs DsxrcRxric SrArk Z. syK~TIrS -
a. AL understood - believe. ,k-s che mex
Democratic State Convention ~iii be hels
% IN. Oh dsy Of January n~x'.
After corresponding with prominent D.m
cc,s,s ia various ssc,i"ns o. th- STATE. 10
ere rf-d 10 BE- sbls 20 -sv shs, genera
feeling prevails thai u should hs heid 81 IT,
hy~,t~- The rsa.r- which have produced
4. The ,ninds Of Democrats orp ELTON q
holding 'he NIX, Convection . Indianapolis
o.. sell kop~n. and nssJ no r.coun,,ng.
Lafsyerte pussesss. th- nre~ss-ry fseilii'is.
~ accurna Cd atire al who msy be IN st'so
danc-. Our hn,es are unsurpassed by sns
In he Safe. Ether the Coor, House O
Spencer Hsli viii sest more 'hsn ID. dei--
ss,es, snd a. . railroad center II il scarcely
surpsssed by Indisrsp.lis
The Toledo. Wabash snd Great Western
r ,ilrosd will sccommod,te I'll coming ess,
o. west:. the Lru'sviiie, New Albany and
Chicago. al coming north cr south. snd the
Lafayette aud IndIspspoiis. 81 from latter
direction Suitable srrsnsemes ,s for specis
trains en- no doubt be made with III lh~
sosds.- Lafayette Argus.
indianapolis is certainly the most
central city, and probably as well pre-
pared. 10 the natter Of hotels. 10 ac-
commodate the Thousands Of patriots
who will attend the next Democratic
State Convention. AS any city in the
State, Int the indignitics hcaped upon
members OF the last May Convention
by iis citizens, have certainly rendered
it advisable 70 change the place Of
holding the conventions. or for the
people 10 attend in sill larger num-
bers. srsanizcd, armed and equipped,
prepared to preserve the peace. main
tain their dignity and rights. We
hope the State Central Committee will
give this matter due consideration in
their next call
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31
TAAES. TAAES.

The TX DpnIicst. 'rr 1868 u nox 10 IN.
Fr.Rsnrri'~ hsrds tor rnli-srl"n. aud ~ III
pnrp.s- ~ r"l'eriing M same he will a'
80 N hi- cfhr.. J ~psr. IN u 'hr- mir
NJ nd v ~ MAsrh 1864
A mnunt fAx -srd ~ $50 IN each
~ hn.sle-s dnlirs ir-sitn =. 'rr S's'
II 20 re"'- ,d d ~ IS ni-: School II
G. NJ md 30 ctnt- p~il; >lnking -
ean'-; G. MT, IS rsat~ srI so rrns- D ,li.
~ A., lnn > gents
Towns 10 ~ ar- 'all vs..
Coarh. T.sn-hip- s., ci.I School ~
&c NJ; 5 c--'- rosd
N IN -"n r .vn-hip ~ s '-ri.I Sci oo 10
= ~; sid 20 cents pol 5 cents irv n-hip,
r"~d Gus
Rs'n' rida- T,w oship- Special school IL
.n'-; T.~ns'.,p 5 cents; r".d 10 cents.
II - r"w"rhip Sprri Srii,ul - cent?:
Trsrsf,p 3 c.n',; nd 5 cent
Pr'"k- u sn-h,p nv Sy.ciri School 10
rr.t-; ~ 4 ~ n. ni-
r rdinsnn Tasn-hir-- Suecinl Srhr"I 20
c..,r: r,.~d rs r'-. Township rs coats
TIlE',. SONDERuANN. II DC
O i"b.s 2;th 1863, CIV
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AsstEOisy Stem 1sa IssCr.

OK s'dence opposite Indians Hu,sl. j ssps,.,
AS large stock % Dry Gods. Gr.e..
: = r'e~ AMI N,lions. which he Is d.s,uus
81 peddling "u' on IL. . inr:pIe of.smsII
profits and quick sui-s.' He aiyss t,lo~
some ~ his psicrs. sed invres those vho
"'-h % buy. 10 cal on him ~ his home. .,
stop his wsgnr. ~hrn in morton Al hind.
o. produce irks.n / y, exchange fur gvoos.
DGn"-i Csl,r"s. NJ sd,rr colors - r..
brr' s's'es - ~ rent per v@d Amer.
can Pr"'s- East co'or.. II az cents o.,
yard. D. L,,n---~pIs nd,d sulss. a. 40
cents p~' y.'d. cneh-m--O al Color,
ssr'' hls. ~ from 80 20 40 c-n,s p.ry.,a
W k''g f"r 20 c.n's yard. Check shin.
rig Fr"m 80 % IS c~n,sa ysrd.s Fsr-
nei--D hsfr't rolrs. a, from $3.50 A.
e-nr-. us D-"im---Df = supsrior hs.,,
qnrh'y. NJ 80 r~.t- he-t in town. Co,,o,
Fia"fei--Oi IN sxc-'isni qusl,v from ~
=. - c'S. per ward Blrsch@d Mu.I,o,
FF'" rs . 37A c,-. pr ,rd. Bow n Nu,.
iin--B = qn.n'y g. N 37l 40 CT. psr
,,rd Kentucky J.an-- Different. coin.
ON SO ~ 60 c'-: ~, yard Cas-ins,s-
Bet s'-'riy Y ~ ~ 10 10 I. so Der vsrd
Hrpp skirts From 81 10 Sl25 Cotton
y iu"g A. so c's Books G.rnsnsvd
English school b ok. Of The sporo,.d
srfi.s. and also ca. hole Power Book.-
writing ink aud paper Get 10 1869,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31

covt,n's n j is !" Pe.n.ywsnis y now
sserftsi.ed .fhemiIy 10 b. shout 10 COO
shlch u Tour 20 Eve ihoussnd shrsd Of The
rec, 81 the state ticket The LsgisIssuf,
lss. ho~~vss. is curious muddls. Ths low
l~r H"u-~ - : liz. while the Senate hes on
Republican msj.ri'y; hut then one o. The
Republican Seassors feom the western part
81 ,he S'-'r. n jr White. y . prisoner il
Richmond aud likely 20 s~ms'n there. 49,
ing 10 The dead lock in the msusr ~ *
ehsnsrs. Hl-"c- neither parry Will b. ..;s
20 con'rcl the Legislature sid rompfom
must b. f~e'vd q 'h- organiz The
tsnils Of vici.rs IN Y nn~yivanis. therefor.
.r- lost 20 70 Republicans. - they cannot
control The lsei-Ia'lvr measures Of The ses,
sion. Tnis occasions much chag g. 10 The
Repubhs.n Executive. and CIV Curtin is
repaired :. have said ihst MAjsr White mu-,
BE- exchs eyed il y cost d zen rebel gen.
erals 10 effect TN. Y. World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31

IL The Improvements now being
made on our streets BY the Supervi
sors have long been needed. and al
though most 81 il should have been
done in The Spring, still il is better
late than never" Ii, now they are Al
it. they vii. double the Dose" our
citizrns will not complain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31

ORcASlz The late election, when
local candidates did all they could to
get voters out, exhibits the fact that
about 300 voters in THE county did
lot vote. It is fair to presume here
that most Of these absentees were true
Union loving democrats. The parry
in this county should he aimonished
hy tLis OF the necessity Of thorough
organization, in school districts, town
sliips, and county, in order that every
democratic voter will be snre OF being
at the polls next fall. Tie elections
which will then occur will probably
b. the most important in their hear
ings upon the welfare Of mankind,
and the preservation Of the liberties
Of the people, and republican institu-
tons, Of any which have ever occur
red. With . brilliant democratic tr-
umph in the States and Presidential
elections, we may confidently look for
speedy return Of blessed Peace. and
the restoration Of the Union As it was;
while with continuation Of the pres
cnt ruinons national policy, nothing
appears in the future but { ark despair.
We call then on our democratic breih-
eren to organize, and be prepared 10
make one more persistent effort in be-
half Of liberty for themselves, and 81
republican institutions for postcriiy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31

CHAr1Aso Ga. ~. via NA.EvitLE y -
unreisbie intel is-nce hs- br.r s-c.isri
th- movement u . p.riion Of Brr1g' I'm,
under l. ,ngsr.r'. up The v ,il.s ~ M Ten.
nrsses River, With The in'rniur ~ nD,r~i
ing .g-'n-t Burnside. T. j. 49,, N y-c
h. hist . corps Of Las army nader * &c h
i mosi' = into Esst Trnn-sse. % wsy .
Lynshtnrg Tor some Purpose
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BnsrnS, October 70. The 5 ~. I.r- gn.
~ Massachusetts hs- -i-rs-d en.r, d
Butler Of Lowell and NJ Chsslrn - y y
ton - delegates - issgr 10 The N.i"na
Union L-sgue. which meets ., w s.hing,",
in DrceL Der
Delegates from ~sch Congressional Di-
frirf were sisO chosen.
General Butler addressed ihr ner,ing ~
length.
John L~ng convicted of psr'ir,,siion il
The con.rripr riot ~ No Y.~k. .. .,-i ~
sentenced 70 tn years hard l.tar % th-
Siale piIron.
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'stliE undersigned will proceed with m.
county surv var - Dubois c.unty. u,
-. 30,h DIV Of Nav 1873, 10 run ne iics.
80 determine thv h, unGariss OF Sections
II snd 20 u insn -"urh ngr 5 west. 80
Tn- intermediate iir-r will sls. ~ run Al d
me CORNERS thereof ss'ahIi- hid. Person.
Interested ~iiI plr,Se s'.rd
~ 81 q DiSCHINGER.
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slvHE undersigned ~ii rrcned wi'h NJ.
ihr % d-y p NV. 1868 20 run he linz.
M determine The t.Undsri~- o. Sections
NJ % aud % ~ town south ,a.g- ) =
The intermediate lines y ~ a.. b. run sud
The cufIrr- thereof established. Persons
n'.rs.'@d ~ilI pi~ssr h. present.
og'3l A<n'w MEiIRiNGER
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A AEw WAY To Sail Liours. Egg.
have been filled ~iin whi.xy snd r.ippe.
~ barrels. crin"line h-s -er~.D.d \, = ~
Ted 'he bsne'ui beverage. A novel ~,
has been recently discovered Tia re il ,
~"msn y no sports en''a p~sohs breasts. III
ed not aiih lsc'-si Juices. hut I'D BD,rhou
~ The o. - qsali'y srd gr~a'ss' nse. r. N
these The soidirr-, like bsb'ss, q"af rich CO.
pious draught-. IT.. ~omsn patrols The
envrons ~ = camp and cries. rrn c~.'- .
suck Sn- also carries quits p.rcna pii.
low. whose contents u< .s.iy ,n,sir.d-
upon which r.-is her baby wh.sh j. i.s'u
La'-ls not gu-ts p~rchs. end thus 'hr M.
diers hsv~ mnd.rn conv-nieDcvs for ~.r
shipping Bscchp-