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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-13

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-13

Al, IN Treasury Jan 10, iscs' iFr
prvvided I'll vsdvrs nave eees -. \,
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rhere hss bsss psid ous d NE I!ese.sy
from1he LEI day Of Juae 1862. % ~ si@
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-13

EXPES DlTO NED.
There hes been paid out Of The Tsessosl
rom ,hs first day Of June. 1864. q 90
3ist day Of My. 1858. DON o.y' ~ w.
sjve. The following sums upon ~ 'o''o"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

In the Pennsylvania Legislature there
will be a Union majority, it Is said, in
both branches. e
Dayton, Ohio, the home of Vallan-
digham gave majority of 1868 votes for
Brough
Rats desert asinking ship. General
Mcclellan jumps on board.
1t is said the Vallandigham party in
Ohio feel considerably Brough-oeaten.
Stone, Union candidate for Governor
of Iowa, has over $4,000 majority.
Three deserters from Ohio regiments,
confined in Fort McHenry, were brought
up to Baltimore to vote. Two of them
voted for the traitor Vallandigham, and
one for himself!
"A course of scrlptural reading might
be good thing for the disconsolate sup
porters of Vallandigham in this State, and
g The Lamentations of Jeremiah" is sug-
gested as an appropriate selection.
The New York Times says of Nc
Clellan that the difficulties of retaining for
any length Of time the character of a
great military chieftain, without having
gained single decisive battle, reduced a
single stronghold, or conquered one hall
acre of the enemy's soil, are immense.
Nor were they diminished in his case,
when he set eut on his travels after ''ova-
tons
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

GEN. SGoTr ON OUR GENERALS. The
Washington correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Gazette says that Gen. Scott was en-
countered the other day by leading Wash :
ington official, with whom the old veteran
fell into a very unreserved talk about our
Generals. He pronounces Lee the great
est General of the war, thus far; and he
declares that he was more disappointed in
Gen. McClellan's performances than he
ever was before with those of any officer
i'll our service. Gen. Grants operations
he spoke of as displaying more military
skill than any other General had exhibit
ed on our side; and he was more sur
prisa'l and fnystified at it, as he could only
remember him in the Mexican war as a
young Lieutenant of undoubted courage,
but giving no promise whatever Of any
thing beyond ordinary ability.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

e Some of the New York Repub-
lican papers are clamorng for letter
from Gen. Mcclellan in support of the
Seymour ticket in that State. His con-
tribution to the Union cause IN Pennsyl-
vania was so successful that it does seem
as though special effort should be made to
secure an expression of his views rela-
tive to the New York campaign.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

MEETING OF THE VERMONT MEDI-
CAL Society. In the afternoon of Thurs
day the 18th, the nominating committee
reported the following list of officers and
delegates, who We're elected;
President, p ID Bradford; Vice. Presi-
dent,0 F Fassett Recording Secretary,
J S Richmond Corresponding Secretary,
ID r Story Librarian and Treasurer,
Charles Clark.
Executive Committee b Billiard, S
Putnam, E + upham
Committee on admission of Members
d w Blanchard, II Il Rodiman.
Committee on Printing-H Il Stevens,
C B Chandler, A G WEIGH.
Delegates to Burlington Medical Col
lege-J NJ Stiles, Il A knight.
Delegates to New Hampshire Medical
Socety-E A Knight, G A Sperry.
Delegates to New York Medical Soci-
ety-H Stevens, w McCollum.
Delegates to Rhode Island Medical SO
ciety-G B Billiard, w NJ Huntington.
Delegates to Connecticut Medical So
ciety-D Woodland, G B Chandler.
Delegates to the Massachusetts Medical
Society-C NJ Rublee, Earl Cushman.
Delegates to the Maine Medical Society
w f Blanchard, N II Knowles.
Committee 10 assist the Secretary q
State in compiling the registration report
ii + Stevens, Charles Allen.
Delegates to the American Medical
ssociation-R Russ, G p Frost, 5 w
Thayer II II Stevens, L E Symons, ! )
Richmo nd, Lewis Emmons, Chas )
Downs, j M Stiles, w Nj Huntington, I
f Morgan, L A Knight.
The Committee 10 fix time and place oil
Seml-Annua Meeting reported, recon
mending the third Wednesday OF June
next, at Middlebury, and the report was
adopted.
Reports were made by Drs. Fasset ant
Frost.
The following persons were appointed
To prepare papers on the various disease
| Incident to their own localities, to be rea'
| at the next annual meeting:
DR.. Fassst, Franklin; Rodimau
Windsor; UPham, Orange; Bullard
| Caledonia Cushman, Essex; Blanchard
Orleans; Bradford, Washington; Nor
gan, Lamoille; Hyde, Grand Isles Can
penter, Chittenden; Hopkins, Addison
L N S Morgan, Bennington; Pond Rut
land.
The following order of business 70
the pext Semi-Annaal Meeting was It
DO ted and adopted:
FIRST DAY.
Fore,, ,oon-R Reception of new members
and contin uation of the discussion OF III
idemic Fever.
Afternoon Rheumatism and pneumt
mia.
SECOND DAY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the Us an
Cervix Uter.
| Afternoon - General reports OF ease
and remarks or criticisms
The President was 'hs'ruoseu ~ Pl, art
(and notify them of the "PP -, 70 n
members to prepare and prese. ,aa,
Semi Annual Meeting papers ON sub,
TO be designated by the President,
Adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

French FLEET FOR THE GULF. The
Washington cor espondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger learns from high authority
that the petition of the French residents
of New Orleans to the Emperor, praying
that a suitable fleet may be sent for their
protection in the event of any sudden
trouble, has been promptly and favorably
responded to, and that some half dozen
vessels of war will soon be within easy
call of the French Consul in that city.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

The HEAVY PARRoTT urS
Washington correspondent OF tIt
matt Gazette says that the three f.
FOUNDER Parrot guns have prove
ure. Five of them were sent % 7,
Gilmore, and every one OF them !,
AL but one at the first trial ~
they could be fired, as the +
smooth bores were so lons, "
charges of powder. but the Pa'a
have no need Of such subiefI'!
to two hundred-pounders they NV M.
a success-it is no discredlt 10 "
that, beyond thai size, the sue
great for a cast iron barrel, ~
how heavily reinforced with @''''
band.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

EC The New York Commercial Adj
vertiser speaks very unexpectedly Of the
new postal currency. 1t says that it can
safely say that it is the poorest piece OF
engraving we have seen for many a day
that it is about up to the average Of a bot
tie label, and inferior to many that re-
spectacle 'propretors' use" 's-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

1.-THE loss Of Rebel ralns :: a
at Grenada, Miss, was qal'e, !" = !,
as the most extravagant estl,i,e ' IA
appear. A letter to the Moo,, mors.
after stating the various he N
property was subjected TO, y h ). I'd
of our forces, says that there l IN,
cumu 'atcd at Grenada tue ;lrss
machinery of five important r Ts:iss|
the Memphis & Charleston, ,a ~
Tennessee, New Orleans q ~ SaN MS
son & Vicksburg, ana ~ .lqsd I
Central. The property W."
lions of dollars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

THE Ninth REGiMENr. A letter
from Yorktown of the 18th instant, writ
ten by our correspondent "B.," gives US
a more deplorable account of the condl-
ton of this regiment than his last, oil
which We made mention few days ago.
Our correspondent says:
"AH the rest of our Brigade have gone,
infantry and artillery; we alone remain, a
CHASTITY keleton of the Ninth Vermont
But better days are before us, trust,
aud though it may not be said of US that
we have, passed through the ordeal of fire,
y mel be ,densh that we have been
49, ! Y Srappls with ri.Sease IN It's
Synonymous WV ~ loss. of necessity. is
ours. wAhn the last eigtNafS an srs, :,
eighth man of Co."sthms fallen, and We
expect every hour to hear dt''shc death Of
another, j. c, Freeman, of ittstord. Goa
grant that a widowed mother may not
have TO mourn the untimely death of an
only son; but fear it must be, OF those
who have died since | wrote you last, the
first was c. w. Cooley, of Granville,
Addison county. He had furlough and
started for home, and got to Fortress Mon
roe, where he died the next day.
The next man was ID. n. Hill, of Mt.
Holly; he died the 9th, very suddenly.
He sat up in chair and took his break
fast, and in an hour after he was dead,
having died without struggle. The last
was E. A, Woodward, of Mt Holly, |
think, who died this morning after a com
paratively short illness, thus making six
men in eighteen days out of forty-seven
present in this place. Our Company seems
to be the lated one this tune, although the
other companies are losing many men. |
think the health Of the regiment is improv-
ing slowly now, yet one of our largest
companies reports but one man for duty
to-day.
II is expected that three members of
Co. b., who nave been tried tor desertion.
will receive their sentence soon. What it
will be no one knows. Another has been
arrested somewhere, but is not vet sent to
us. He will doubtless be tried also. |
hope their punishment may be light, as
there are many palliating circumstances in
their cases.
We have lately had short visit from
Mr.. Coleman, Of Middletown. He came
to see and help his sick nephew, but came
too late.
We have about here now one or two full
regiments of negroes. and they are fine
looking soldiers. wish there were two
hundred and fifty thousand of them " the
field to-day"
The disease which has told so heavily
upon this regiment Is what is commonly
called the fever and ague At the time
of the last reports to the Executive Of the
State only 70 out of the 800 men were
able to do duty, In yieN Of this condition
of the regiment, all our readers will be
CHAD to learn that Governor Smith has
succeeded in obtaining the issue Of orders
from the War Department allowing the
regiment to come to this State. A tele-
gram was received on Friday from Score.
tary Stanton saying that such orders had
been issued, and that the regiment would
be sent home as soon as transportation
could be procured.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

The UNION PYRAMID. The following
Union pyramid has already been con-
structed by the elections Of the present
year. 1t is confidently expected that all
the remaining States in which elections
are to be held will add to the size of the
"pile."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

VERMONT COLONIZATION SOCIETY
Forty fourth anniversary. Walton's
Journal gives the following report of the
meeting of this Society, held at Mont
pelier, Thursday evening last; the pre-
sident, Hon. Daniel Baldwin, in the
Char:
Scriptures were read and prayers offer
ed bv Rev. Pliny Fl. White of Coventry.
The Chair appointed committee to
nominate officers for the ensuing year.
The Treasurer, George w. Scott, Esq.
read his report, in general, as follows:
Cash on hand Oct. 1862, 1926 sc
Amount received during the
year, 1906, 1f
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22
THR ADDRESS.

We shall not attempt to give to our
readers even synopsis of the excellent
address which Prof Freeman then dellv-
cred, principally for the want of space,
but partly because one must hear him in
order to best appreciate him.
His subject was, substantially, "The
best way to elevate the African race" F&
His premises were all facts, plan and
palpable /; his logic was natural and I'M
answerable, and his conclusions sound and
valuable. In the question, ',What shall
be done with the negro % is involved the
welfare of two races-our own as well as
his. He advocated colonization even
as the best thing for bothlraces. His
address, so earnest, sincere, profound and
scholarly, was listened to with marked at
tention by the large audience.
DR.. Labaree moved that a contribution
be taken up to aid Prof. Freeman in es-
tablishng and maintaining his family in
his far off home. Rev. Mr.. Lord second
ed the motion in few remarks that elici-
ted much interest, and agreed to give all
that he had with him.
A collection was taken up which yield
ed the sum of one hundred and eight dol
lars and seventy eight cents, besides some
jewelry that was cast into the box.
! he Society then, on motion of Mr..
Lord, voted donation TO Prof. Freeman
| of one hundred dollars, for which he
thanked them IN few feeling remarks.
The dominating committee submitted
their report which was accepted and the
officers elected as follows: 3f68
Hon. Daniel Baldwin, President.
Hon. Samuel Kellogg, Hon. Edward
Kirkland, Vice Presidents
/ Rev. j. X. Converse, Secretary.
/ Geo. w Scott, Treasurer.
/ John A. Page, Auditor. ee4
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22

DECISION on THE. CoNscRIPT AcT.-
According to the ruling of Judge Smalley,
as we understand it, in the case of Jerry
QConnell, Indicted for obstructing the
Provost Marshall by refusing to give his
name, il is not an indictabe offence under
the Conscript Act for a person to with
hold his name. lf there is fault any
where, according To this decision, it IS in
! the law, which does not expressly require
a man to disclose his name. F''
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-22
1866
va
Paid expenses, $93,SS
" Parent Society 1887 81

Balance on hand, Sl08,T
The Secretary, Rev. j K Converse,
stated the principal topics and leading
ideas of his report
President Larabee of Middlebury Col
then introduced Prof. Freeman of Llbe-
ria College, giving a succinct statement of
his life in College at Middlebury, and la
hors since
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Hew watches.

n am now receiviER for ths spring Trads q neR
lot Of Watches and Wsuid invite inspection OF my
stock BY those wanting buy, and not hesitate say
that my prices viii be found low those any other
establishment the StaaewH demonstrate this by sub
Joining fe-of the low prices at which sell Watches
A good Silver Lepine (warrantcd) for 90 90.
A good Silver lepine, hunter case for SO.
silver Detached Levers, hunter cases. at so to &1A
A ind Gold LADIES' Watck (warrahted) for $40.
fne Gold LADIES' Wateh gold dial, very pretty, SIS
A fine Gold Detached Lever, full jeWeled for $50.
Gold Hunter Cese, Detached Lever. fun jeweled, $S5
A full assortment the American Watches gold
silver cases, AZ losS prices.
good assortment Of tine detached levers with silver
cans excellent tiRe-keepers
School teachers supplied with watches favorable
kerms.- Second hand watches. warranted low IS
nv assortment Of watches and goods in jewel
nv line viii be found fui and complete the wants o.
the market shall seem to require Please call % No
Williams Block. c. PLATT.
April 10 1859
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

GEO. W. TRUE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
RTusicaI Tnstuments.

RREIoDloNs, GUITARS, VIoI1NS, ACCoRDloNS, AN
NA other instruments.
Also Sheet Ausc Instruction Books Violin and GuitD
Strings Pitch Pipes Tuning Forks, &c, Will be- found
variety at NOS WILLIAMS BlOIk.
ApY, 90 lsS0,fU
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

n0wARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelph.a Pa
IL Diseases 81 The NFKvoUS SYSTEM. ePkSAA iOts
RHCEA Or SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, and 9th
or anections Of the SEXUAL ORGANS, PHYSICAL. DE
BIIITY aad P9F2IATCsE DECAY,-new and reliable
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by mail In scaled letter envelopes, free Of chaFge-
Address, Dr. j. sKF LIEN HoUGIfToN, HOWARD ASSOC
ALTON No. 2 south Ninth street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
March 13 1S63.-Iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

EuH THE AAFID UpHE OF
Coughs, CcIds, Imf1pen&a, HOarsemesss
Group, Bronchitis, Ineiptemt Coma
sumption, and for the Relief
Of COmsumptlve Patients
11a advanced SGageN
of the Dlseases
This la q Femedy universally known to Earpasq ARE
other for the cure OF throat and lupg complaints that
II useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues
unrivaled excellence for coughs and colds and It's truly
wondarful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
Few are tie Communities families among them
who have not personal experience Of it's effects
living trophy in their midst Of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and ungs
AZ all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know too the effects Of this remedy need not
do than TO them that il has all the Vtr'
that II did have when making the cures which have
strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. ]. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

YYEREAFTER, and until further notice. thu
III school Examiners OF Delaware county will meet
az the TEMPLAR HALL, In the town or Delaware ev
cry saturday, except during the months of January
February, July and August; during which months Ii
3uard with meet the second and fFsA Saturday on
y Of the said months respectively. Examinations vii
cnmmenoe az one o'clock p. m. Candidates MUST pr
satisfactory estim onah Of COED moral chnracta
ny order OF the Board,
JnnoR lsss-sW H. N. cARPER, Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Sculpturing and G Carving

RI Monuments Tnmbs, Crave Stones, Urns, Vases, Mu
mai Tablets, Cabinet and Counter slabs, &c, K.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

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STARR & BRO and b. iltklNSON ) on, reiAWsr
s. smith & SOU unbury; J. n. frost, Berkshire;
thrick & Hod gds a. GaIrna; Williams, Andrews a q
Stratford; s. Scott SON. Eden; J. Fisher, Olive Green
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hams DE hi W. M, Warren q son, Millyili-s = Grub,
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Carr Ostraneer Hedden Tyler. Harlem /. Hanover
Ccntrevllle and By Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the United States. Jan !, SS-AJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

Browns BrociaI TIoches
Clear and Strengthen the voice of Singers
Indispensable to Public Speakers
Browns Bronchial TrOches
Soothing and simplc-Children use them.
Assisting Expectoration aud Curing Hoarsencss.
ssTHAr TEoURK IN MY THROAT (FoR WHICH THE 'TRocHEs
sPECRIc) HAVING MADE NE OFTEN MERE wIIIsPERkR
n. p. WILLIS.
t'PREEM1NENrIY THE FIRST AND B2sT'
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
al RECOMMEND THEIR USE To PuBIc SPEAKEEs."
REV. F. H. CHAPLIN, NEW YORK.
81 HAVE PROVED THEM EXCELLENT FOR wHoorTSG COUCH.
REV. II. Fl. WARRFN IaESTON.
old lady friend havirg tried many remedies fe
AsTHxA with benefit found relief from the frOches
REV. ID. LET'S, FRANKFORT, ILL.,
'tG benefit in affections Of the Bronchial 0rgans.'
DIR. j. +. w. LANE, BOSTON.
"a 81 npI aud elegant com Din rton Coughs &c ,
DR. 6. +. BIGkIOW, BOSTON.
tI have been much afflicted with BRoScHIAL AFFEc-
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the oljy rems;Iy, giving powe rand clear
II .ss to the VOICE. REV. GEO. SLACK
Minister Church of England,
Milton Parsonage, Canada
CAUToN.--As there many limitations, ask for and
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d3h g. II aaA-is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Eroba Court Of slaware County, o.
PETITION TO SELL. LAND.
cfron1 Attnfnfsfr,tos of Tbop,as EI{Ia dcc,d

L. c. Strong, Administrator OF Thomas Hills, deed.
Rosannah Hills the widow, and Elizabeth Reed wife of
David Reed Esther Shane wife Of Elias Sane, Welthy
klApe vile OF Jacob Slne, Thomas Hills, George Hills
aud Henry Hills minor, and also simon bills a mi
nor who resides in the State OF TeBuess e. Jeremiah
Hills who resides in the State q lowa, and ayid HES
rad William Hills who rrRids in the STAT pf Illinois,
who the huirs and wldqW ot 1hOnas HAS ds-
t.sAsed.
ICYOU are hereby Informed that oA the eth day of
March. 1868, aid Admiuistratos hled his petition
IL the Probate Court Of Deawara palnty Ohln the oh
ct and prayer Qf Yhph Ittlan 10 TO obtain an order
! the 1ith day II AHfll, 1888, a. 10 O'Clock m
the assignment az tha daEsr OF tne widow OF los.
Ills deed sale 81 the following Real Estate, Of which
~ Be necessary to ray the debts OF said deeedent TO
\ /: The west half Of Lat No. - in section o. Rango
lt0wnship 5, United states Military iandsin ~ Delaware
county Obis--being tue home stead farm OF said Ih0m
Hills deceased IN which he resided at the tilne Of
LIS death, aud containing IS aces.
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