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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-28

The g"v~rsMvssa aud p"lnns' qusstlu,r
- The r"ning ,.as ~in have ~ sbsorbitl
Interest 80 ~ cssxrn Nssf~ ~. se.d
IN . xiysmttr civil - ~. The srsuls al ~ihch
sYn~ can sosvs-~ threatens : RADICAL
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upsn ~hicl. a.. q rs~rnm~sf ~ns l.unn. d.
aud the 4 ; sur'iYs ~ 'ar nsvny and s,sh'-
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WHEN ~ wss - Impov:sns fhst The p.npi.
:. ,uId b. thoroughly pdvi. d - :. ih- pr.
gross snd r"..dl'i.r ~ pubic rh.,v- 49, ~
p,....g EVENTS. a psopi~ ssr nos H. 10,
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= h,rh "a 81 rik. . II % ~ aud sb~ pmni,.
CONtsRESS
Will ESQ .~-.vmhi.. I'D me mes ,mn.r
f,n' a.. sfioa- will o.. b. ,ngh' h~'..r. j. IT,"
d-ssrsnins,'"-. sb.~ ~ ~hirh, ihs Emsn.
y ps'isn snd Cui"nix linn policy ~ W..
Pes d-n'. ~il vf-fly f~r' The su'u,. o,
The r..unirv A. in,-ss.irg C.ngv. s-i"nsl
proceedings ~il h. .sp"s'.d ~ III Seniinei
THE LEGISLA TURE.
A new L~gf.Isinr~ ~it ss--mni- 90 The
9Th - J ,nnsry mxt u. -c'ion vii Isv
= IL. . interest Tor m. -, x-ne 81 lndi~ns
'-li,ye 80 report ~ if- prncs.ding-, 80 tbs
'hr rr~d. rsn u"d-r-ssnd from day to Dc,
y hsr their R-ps.ssns siiv-- are dong.
THE wAK K.
The rvrnt- 81 The sM.> my arr dvv-i
'prd Ill b. 'srh;uily given. ;. that ID.
public m.y b. sdv,--.' 30 ~ il prvgrvp-; N,
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H. .itii.n -. S-.tin.f ~ni E nsrinSh.
'UREENr NEWS - -. ,. C.'OlCE
MIS- ELiANy STATEIrENs. \
.ih NEW YORK ~ cI>ciN
III GENERA. sna tAtTLt: MAX
a.. r..ndiii". - rh- MONEY rndl
Urk MARKETS; in ; ~-,s. y 80 .
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TAXES! TAXES

y TAx Daaacss- az 1864 10 nsw IN ia I.
rs~ssns~''. h.'d- 10. raii~~s.a. sid fs - /.
.s'r"s~ ~ r.sier'i.s N. ssms ~ ill %
nd IT. he afkes. = = ear. mill ~ third
N.sd.y 1T Mach 1850
Amount % ca -s.s.d 49, 1851 80 ~s~h
- i~u.issd d.:isss ssm-.i.n q. ! , So.
7 : 20 '-"'s end pail 70 g. a,s: S~ham III
Eat. -.d 80 .r-"'s p.il; >iskiss ~ ~
-a'-; G s.ss IS INT s.s 20 r-sss p-sl:
iP'. A-sLsa 5 ssnss. n
T.~ 49, ~ s.svs sse - 'niis 90:
c"l'.shi T.~n.hip- ~ -eisI Hchri 10
: ) r~-.. rnsd
n. s.r T..~.-hsp = Hss~ssI sci a.i 10
NJ; nd ~ cent. pal S e.s'. to n.hip.
sd 5 r.as
Rs'.s ,idr- r.s .ship- Sp-eisi School ID
-n's; r~-s"sh,p5 res,s: r.sd 10 ~.sss.
H.H T,S--L,s S.s-ei S~hr.i ~ esn,s:
r..nshsp 5e-.'.; s..d5 rsnts
P''"k- 7 ~s.h'p - Special School 10
..'.; . q 10 :. ne.
ri'.-sdT .xn-hir-Spseis s-h..i 20
Z. =: !. - IS 49,: r ~p.h,s IS r.n,-
TIE SnNDERwA Nv. nc
2 iSs3 s.
pMl. RNTOR SALE
NJ IT,. 500 .w.. ~. IN I'll
~ y .-s - -a-r.- ~
SATURDAY. n - mh.s = 1868
: he go. ~ "a ~. 80 Ihsi-. Hnnk~ isi- -
r""u',. d-r----d. - liz p-rsas-l
Tsp ~. net s-k.n nv ~ ~la.s. c.n,ist-
80 : - ~. h..gs. ss-~p 80. hay ..s.
.-r"a. aud tanning s~unnism-ns
L runs "A - ~ al ma. u.'n hs all
~ gives" IN -om. ..s.s h.-- s.lt ~. III
n'rhsrs-s giving - ans Mn .pps. we'd -
/" ~ = Hsing s~lu -'.t : ~ spprsisrm-n.
We he-si.r s.'-s--' svm dat; undrf s.
: Ii. h.nf
FREQ RRrruR.,
20 @ TOK MOHLEA.
81 IL i-63-3ss .fmss.
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WOvk lNke q CMOvvM.
We HAOOA YAAS

are the most sctive and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They sct 80 directly upon the Liver,
s~x~iting that organ 20 such an ext~nt -
that The system does not relapse int its
former condition, which Il Too ape 70 b
the case with simply : purgasivs pail.
They are really :
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viii cure all the aforementioned d~iseaseA
and, Of themselves, will relieve and c4ss
Headache, c~osttv-ness.
Cello Pains, Ch5lera Horbts,
indignation. Pain u the EowsIs.
Qszxiress. efc.
Try thee medicines, and you will nsvss
regret il.
AK ycur neighbour Who have 49,
them, and they will say they are
GOOA MeAAeAMss.
and you should Try them before going sss
. physician
Gel . Pamphlet Or Almanac Of my local
agent and read the certificates, md IL yes
have ever doubted you will
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Will s.r .~-.mhi.. I'D me p.- imp
tau On. fIOa- will D. b. .ngh' h-'s.r. j. Ia
drssssnins,s".. O.~ ~ which, ih- Emsn
n ps'i.sn snd Crl"niz ,ii-n poiiev ~ W..
Pes dat. ~iIi vif-fly f~r' 'h- sn'us- q
the r..un'rv A. in,-ss.irg C.ngv. s-i"ns
proceedings ~ti h. .sp.stsf ~ III sentinel
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"MOney for your RaRs!!"
EN- SAVE EN- SAVE Emf
|vX1E will pay three cents ; pound sssh
w Tor g"od. rlesn cotton rags delivered
NJ, The
COURIER OFFICE.
Jssper Janur ~ "a 1sC..
Joseph TrsaxIcr.

80 -
nASuF. c1ukkk AND DryLrR
HARNESS AND SAIbJ rs,
,orner Eas, Main md NJ Donald SHs.ss,
JASPER. IND,
AFFERS his thu y * ~ fhe cit ~ n 0f Du.
~ brir county md vicinity fr Their pass
rstronsgs. snd ~-"lici's . continuance and
extension o. The "a ne. feeling c"nhd.n ~ ttss
can make 4, 10 Inc interest o. pvrsors ~
wsns ~ any thing in hs line - d ~ with
him. 90 his motto il .'swall pfo6,s snf quick
NV 10 ~.
MOWA ND ASSOC1ATlON.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
NJ EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis BY the
M Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REroRTs IN Spermstorrh0s,
or s .minsl Weakness. and oiher disesses
Of the sexual orLsns. and on the NEv Ks.
nEprEs employed In the Disrensary. sent 70
the afflicted IN sealed letter e~nvelcpss. free
o. charge. Two or three Stamps for post.
sge acceptable.
Address. DR.. J.. sRHLIN HOUCHT0N.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. -.
-. Ninth street, rhilAdsIpAis, p. jsf-:S
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rFRhs 49, rHE : ANY sfArisEL.
: eaa 1srr 81. o.
.n, msshs 2 50
... m-.sh 81
rEsss ~ rHE WEEKLY srsris,L.
I cope 1,s4r 81 50
10 cnp,s- \ 80 he N ,ker ~ ~ rluh Is OF
20 roris- 2 u The msk.r ~ The rI"h 30 90
ADDITIONS csn he ms = IN clubs =, nn,
ripe - she shave rs'er The names vi b..
Dsin'sd IN esrh paper wiih.ns sxirs rhsrg.
N" o. pes will be sens wi,hous ps~ep-smsr,
=. eon'inu.d ioags, m IN p-id Tor Aidses.|
ELDER HA RKNESS & BINGHAM
Ir~.fisnsp..li-. I. d,sr-.
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q aa Nrsf r.p'' : - o." isy ts-s si.s
=. saa ~"p 81 he ss.d, dates they ne ,
~ m'.pss.
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* ."d&n nscssnw fst-nd-- MI ~ho derff.
.hs s"st.,s 80 s.s.d rnneiI i.r-,o sia H.
fh- .xss3s-I"s ~ ~ esrruis'inn ~ ~. Sen.
'inr.. i5rsiy sai ws~kis. unit 'hev -lsii :.
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.i'.ns. fThs pss,s = . a"-s imp.s's ~. .
- ~d's~rsing ss'ghi 'h- pshi'r mnd. s.f 81
h. u needed 20 civ~ ~ ID mr.r.ssr par ,
s-sm-s rae 10 Tho eniiyhs-rmert - ~.
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-hsIl b~ mr. .sW, w'h ~ 'h- shiIi's ~ r.s
-s-s. ss fsrhfsiiy a .rs'. ID m"s,s,ir .sn-
s'm~n'r aud M~s-ns--. i"r 80 h-in-v fhs,
IN 80 dsi.g : b.s' pssmpie the nue inter
esrs ~ enc c"un,v.
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Jmsticess Doanks.
COON supply ~ Jussiess' Dlsnks con
~ sfsnfly on hand and fos sale lac q the
COURIER OFFICE
Advertise 10 the JssIvr Couriss.
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A. . procf that shs Bioo1 uriner I'd Pin 60
purely vegetable. I hare The certificates q thoss -
inert chemists. Professor Chiffon a <sv rorh. 80
Locke u Cincinnsfi.
R<2d Dr. Rcbsckis e,<cisi Nssioss and cswt0ossD
published IN . conspic1cus part q ths P>Dss fFsa
Line % tiue.
Pnes u IL seandinsvisn Vegetable nloo1 rus5.
n<r. 81 pr boffi~. - IS pr half dcssn- o. ~ scsa-
5 Loxss fr a.
Principal once and ssiesrcon. Ne . xage yssFsh
- ~ Duilding from Main g., Cfn<i.nau. o. L.
-rsrurv. NJ. II uanuond kxruuG
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lcoRRrsrospEscE OF THE rRmuSK.1
srkrnEssos, Ala, Aug. 22d, 1858.


sTkrnKssoS, Ala, Aug. 22d, 1868.
SD. Tnipuss:--Dear Sir;
On the nth inst, Dsvis's Division Of
the goth Army corps, department Of the
Cumberland, left Winchester where IL
had been encampcd for nearly six weeks,
taking up tho line Of march heading in
the direction Of Stephenson, Alabama,
which place we reached after march Of
three days, during which time we suffer
ed all the hardships and privations, Incl
dent TO a summer campaign. Our SUP
ply, and ammunition trains experienced
much difficulty IN making the passage
OF the Cumberland mountains, yet the
casualties as far rs have been able ts
ascertain are insignificant. The weather
was unusually warm and the dust in
places, rose in clouds so dense as to be
almost sufiocatipg. Tho boys stood the
march remarkably well, bearing up under
difficulties with the for,itudc of veterans.
We went into camp one mile south oI
Stephenson, where il ia expected we viii
stay for several weeks. With the ex'
ception Of few Bushwhackers, there Il
no enemy towering in this vicinity.
Very respectfully You're,
U. W. STEPHEN,
Co. II, lOlat, Regt. o. v. ]
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SEPTEMBER II, 1868.

thst will vote for vallandigham is frai-
tor 20 las eouatry. coward, and will sell
his government for a dime He should
not be permitted to live under the Amer
jean Flag, sure he is no, worthy Of the
benefit of its free institutions The poor
boys doing all they can to prosecute the
war and you fighting against them ! I
say, you are traitors. and you are beneath
III dignity Of an honest man, and the no.
tiee Of a dog. Do you think Of gaining
admission to tho temple on Hight II
you expect to gain that place, you mus,
recall all the disloyol sentiments you
have uttered. Your fate seems so near
perdition, that I think you ought to be
recalling them, to save your lost eondi.
ton.
NJ H. wARnuAM
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Cons HrRoEs. are a Gods hcs
roes," Of the sick chamber and the vigil
by the candle.side heroes of poverty
and OF the worksbop; cf silent, patient
endurance, having learned through much
trbulation that waiting and suffering rre
their destined work . the heroes Of long
suffering, forbearance, and charity, or OF
victory over pain, and Of the unostenta-
tions self-denials Of the household the
lowly toiling men ana women, Ginning
mounts Of stcrifice under heavy crosses
without a human hand held oui H. sym.
pathy tho noble army Of martyrs who
have found and followed the Masters
footprints in the daily rounds Of humble
duties, transfguring the despised, cir
eumscribed d,care-encumbere life OF theirs
into living testimony to the truth Of
Christ's evangel the lonely sufferers
priests by . heavenly conservation, offer
ing tho sacrifices Of praise in garret and
and cellar man and women far from
stimulating delights Of successful setiv-
tiles, co-workess with Chsistr sowing in
hope the seed whose increase they shell
never reap "ths sncrumentsl hope Of
Gods elect" ever ascending with songs
most jublant from the failhful pesfor-I
nance Of earth's lower misisters 10 the
upper sanctuary, with its perennial and
unhindered praise. They are passing up
through the gates Of morning. in the city
without temple, and il 10 for other 6n-,
gers than ours to weave the amaranth
around their lowly brow.
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Hint. 10 Motl,crs--spcnk Low.

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sun nu' WI y. ~.
hsnasom.y ,u'sneu' Mn.le o. no'
Pleasan' 70 We eseh ustoi, onaIP
.ng'y .o.vS .;,, ,IsIa"o n,sIs s",o'g" % non'
o,.ng ". ",gm, ane a W. "naI"e. ,ah % 70 90
so"saR'9us as i'easo I anu ",uoh mn hs,1 'nu'o 20
Ss oseaaea 70 % nUu'eno'u eN ,i:. ne nn,a enu,gn
.n Sen " auu n',1 ,a' W ny w uo su'ap'o
us.a.e' .n..n. nIouS uas SUN no'gnoor
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p., a"a Willow" ~. pe", a"u es'h a.,,aS,i IN
aos w eauga. ass,I s 's", a';, aau .h Isnen's @
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H. sus n, nI IN, .ai., ~ ho s1.s' ,,s
.ns 'AAPe you WI. .ls'SvH ne'' pses
a, n woa ;,t aanr ao"g .ne w. vn'',on .,n ~ we,
p,.s ~''S s;,., eaun g." ~ .ne uicip,,pe mn
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4o5 Broad,cay, New York.
III Superior Street, Cleveland.
5s West Fourth Street Cincinnati.

IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.
.t.Er.. FIRST.
The machines manufactured by the Grover h Ia
Yer Sewing Machine Company, have taken the FIRsI
PRKniuh at the late siaIe Fairsheld In New York
hsw Jersey. Pennsylvanis, Ohio, indisna, Illinois
Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee
Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama and California.
iaviHr SECOND.
The work executed by tho Grover 4 Baker Ma.
chimes has reeeivcd the FIRsT PREsIUn at ever,
State fair In the United States where 1t has been
exhibited. 'HN .A ~ y
,rFfrgg THIRD.
Expenence proves that there are only two valus
Bile sewing machines sitehes--THE GRovkA a BAx
ER STITCH and the ssurrLs sTircH, BY some called
euliar merits and ssoeilsn sneies For some purposs,
the stIch Is better adapted, and Tor some purpo
,s' tn. other, and assseton should always be mad.
FOURTH.
The Grover l. BAker s. M. co. Manufacture In sd
dition 10 their celebrated GRovKR 4 BAKEk SriTcH
machines, the most perfect sHurTLE or "LoeK
Stitch" paehines ~ the market, and afford pur
ehase the Opportunity or selecting. amer trial and
both the best suit ed TO wants
Othsr companies manufacture but ONE KIND Of ma.
chine each and cannot oAer this opportunity ofselss
ton to their eustomsr. ....-stl .r4f. --..--.-I
n4T FIFTH.
The Grover 4 BAket s. NJ. 20, ara the only psnisi
who ma ufaeiure and sell machines which both sE
PknEcrLr and ENBRoIDER PKRTEcrLr.
~ A pamphlet containing samples OF both the
Grover Baker Stitch and Shuttle Stitch In varioui
fabrics, with full explaNstons, diagraUs, aud Illus
trations, TO enable purchasers 70 ekamine, test and
compare their relative merits, will be Furnished, on
request, IRON oar sficss fhfonghout the ccaatrv.-
Those who desire machines which do the best WORK
should mol faie psnd ies ths pamphlet, and test and
compare these stitches Cor them selves. "a
GROVER a. BAKERS SEWING MACHINE
COTTON will be tound sapeior 20 any in the mar
kst Itis made by the beat European sturrEs,
and pat on spools of2tD OF 500 yaids, expressly
Of exiensire and timely arrangements with these
snnfaeioress. We are able to sell this supedcr Cot
ton below the prices ofother fsading gmannfaetarers.
GROVER q BAKERS SEWING MACHINE
TWIST. lops reeoenizsd Ma best In the market
fnfnishad In any qaanutiss dssised n shalssale o
retail at thsl ewsn market prices.
For sals By Mrs. Dc. GIBsos. yiins"
Tihp, May %. 1893. lp tn st-H
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or Amone the slain in Gen. siblsy's
expedition was John Beener. a wealthy
Englishman, a graduate Of Oxford, aud
former o.Iicar on the staff Of Lord Raglan.
He had come from England ON bufia 10
hunt in the Northwest. and took pom.
inul position upon General SibIey's stat
TO crafty bis tasto for adventure. Sent
on rcconnoitering service. he was caught
In On smbuscade and shot down with irons
headed srrovs, the savagss scalping him
and hacking of one aide OF his head while
he was yet alive. He leaves splendid
, yscht and large library in New York. -
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All Sorts Of Items.

o-,
W INo' amiss-a rich and lovely widow
c,rs.,,o, 'V'a'e'--r'''s'o '"-
0T sleight Of hand--rcfusing an Off
er OF marriage.
are always liked on the opposite sex
Even when they laugh they say "Te-Asf"
or Wedding a garden |. a s,fer bu.i-
mess uhen unWeeainga widow, but not
ha" SO p'cateht'
or Mis-. Jcmim1 Wnbe,u;n.. whsB
her parents refuse 20 allow her 70 nm n,
ball, sets to aud has bdci at home
mr. In returning th,rt,. 4, a, ,oc,,
dinner speech. prown declared ,h,, n,
was ",oo full for utterspce."
n.- Tho man that 4. no, afraid nj
thunder talks of going 10 the sea. aids
NEXT wcck with out asking bis wife.
W LUZ young ina. VINO "i"ped somo
turned with aminor" in her armes.
4. -. t.t ....-lt -
,oo, ~ % "n;moi ,oI"' '"f''"' ' ~
u,,., IN -, Ii.
VI Wh,to mar 10 IT'S chalk with which
uine keeps Tvs scorc-two' three, or tonr-
se,s' ' y" '"' case ""' oe-o" "an
w reopie sometimes speak o. baby
as u werca klnd OF medal bestowed
.a.. W." """ 'o' '''V "o''' s"o
soou " 'Ou'''
~ -, :, ' 0,o. uo" .aa. wa. sho
"ssl, . milo ,b.n : r..,Sn,an ~ Om LEI
sr,,n.., lin "''' '''a" a'"' wv" WIN
'
0y There 10 a sort Of comfort in tho
.ic to ,ho rss,lcssnes. Of ,hs % .oaI ~ ,hc
Jccn has. of hc.r,v arumhl;nr
OF Man creeps into childhood, bounds
into youth, sober. into manhood. soften.
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or There arc fellows who have al
ways an unconditional "iact" or two.
which they lead ancr taem into decent
company like % many bull-dogs. ready
to let them slip tsay insenioas ssgges-
ton or pleasant fancy,
OF Democratic" meeting l. 10 be
held In New York, September nh, for
.he purpose ef'laying the pipes for q
Presidential Convention. While the sol
dierss figh. rebels, politicians conspirc III
their behalf.
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[connEsr0rDIseE o. rHr raIpysE.l

[coRnEsPoEDIscE OF TIE rRIpusE.J
CAnrPrArr, West. Va, Aug. AZ, 1863.
uSm:--We are grstifsd 10 hear tina,
Hon. E. J. Welker, Of Flat Rock Seneca
County, Ohio. has been nominated for
Representative Of your district. We
know him to DO an able man, and most
incorporating and efieint antagonist Of
the bptternut faction. He is sstrsight for
ward, energetic man, and ever has been,
animated with a spirit, buoysnt,genisl,
full Of kindness .--ambition aud progress
'sive, and labors checrfulIy to suppress
this rebellion. ~ nsnigi raia,s bnrs
As TO- his loyalty, no one can question.
for he never threw any difRculties in tho
way Of the administration in its efforts to
subdue a henious revolt, but always contri-
buted gladly TO the comfort of the sol
diers, and we think there should be no
doubt Of his election. Yours Truly,
PRyATE Co, d, s4th owl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-11

or A WAC wants to know whether. u
the devil were 10 die, the newspapers
would not eulogize his character. II they
didn't the editors would be likely 10 get
uncermonious orders from some of tho
friends Of the deceased. stop my paper. n
or Or mr.--It Is said that one Of cur
young woman, whose bstrothed lover is
In the army, went almost into eonvul-
sions al his perfidy on hearing Of his hav-
ing an engsgsmesf In Mississippi.
OF An acidulous old bachelor Of our
acquaintance SAYS that he never hears a
place called .'Rose Cottages" without
thinking Of the lots Of thoras that there
must be inside, rotl,t,be NJ
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tie pieces, Table and Stand TOPS, and every oih.'
article In hsne manu- fsctufed,t 10 order and " the
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President Lincoln's Letter.

Co. II, ioist, Rcgt. o. v.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-15
SPEECH OF EARL RUSSELL.

Earl Russell made an important speech
on foreign ,ffairs at Blair Gcwrie, Scot
land. aud referred at considerable length
to the American question. lie justified
England as recognizing the C,nfrdcratcs
rs b,lligereLt>. and answered some impu-
iaiions brought by the people Of the North
particularly the speech of Senator Sumner
He also replied to the complsint Of the
South in regard TO the recognition of the
blockade, snd asserted that although SELF
interest demanded that England should
break it, she prefers the course of honor.
as it would have been infamous to break
it.
He showed that the Government had
not sufficient evidence against the Ala
bama to detain her, until after she had
sailed, AID explained the difficulties in
the way Of interference i'll such eases. lie
drew line between ordinary vessels
equipped for war purposes and steam
rams, which in themselves were formed
for acts of oisense. aud might be used
without ever touching the Confederate
shores.
lie asserted that the government was
ready TO do everything that duty aud p.u-
trali'y required, everything just to a
f-'"""'U '""': -, ana >u.a as ;.ey would
- "a -
-.s- ~v.~ :. ..,me-,r--, vut would not
yield one jot IF its right to the menace of
foreign powers.
lie complimented the Federal govern
ment and Mr. Seward upon the fairness
with which they discussed matters Of diff
ference, but said there were others includ-
ing Senator Sumner, who had acted differ
emily. He denounced the eff"rts of ih"se
who sought TO create troable between
America aud Europe, and. with express
siops Of friendship towards America, he
asserted that all his Efforts would be to
maintain peace.
Speaking of Poland, he defended Eng
lands position. and demonstrated against
that of Russia, but did not think that
England should 60 TO war ON the subject.
AS regards Mexico. be thought that if the
M.xicans approved of what was being
done for then,. they should lie allowed to
do SO.