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STEAMBOATS,.
International Steamship Co.
EAsTPoRT, CALAIS & ST. JOHN.
Two Trips q Week

s-Tssps On and after Thursday, April 9Th
S~tisss>Nx1sz~ the Steamer NEW ENGLAND, Capt.
efS--essseess-- f. Field, and Steamer n ew BRUINS
WICK, Capt Il. b. Winchester, will leave Railroad
Wharf, foot of State ST.. every Monday and Thurs
day, at o clock T. NJ, for EastpoIt and ST. John.
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For the Penobscot River.
Portland am | Boston Lime

THE STEAM ERS
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal
rp=~ Will, until further notice,
fS%Itzs,SAa.t> follows:
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland,
every Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at clock L. NJ, and India Wharf, Boston,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at o'clock L. NJ.
rare IN oaDin. MINIMUM.
- on Deck. Observation-Disclosures. LIS
Freight taken usual.
The Company are not responsible for baggage TO
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that person
al, unless notice is given and paid for at the rate of
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
Feb. Is, 1868. diff l.. BILLINGS, Agent.
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NOTICE.

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


ONO STATE CosvESros.-Th Democ.
rscy Of Ohio meet in Convention AZ Colum
bus on mex, Friday. 20 nomina'e candidates
for Governor aud other State officers
Nearly I'll those who have been put iorwar1
% candidates for Governor by their friends
have withdrawn in favor q The patriot and
true Union man. Hon. c. l.. VullardigLam'
who is now an exile from his State on &C.
count Of his Unionism. Tie withdrawal
81 these candidates WINS rot brought about
by their great respec, for vaihndieham. "
heir endorsement Of his views. but because
il lis person was violated one Of the dcares
principle 81 civil Iibery--a principle "h's'
lies * the very foundation Of free govern
men,, and 10 destroy which here, u'terl,
destroys al civil guarantees and law sn'
leaves US ia state Of anarchy Gand wiIdes
confusion. ~hen blood shrd aud riot WI
rule the hour.
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Mr.. vallandie ham over the Lines


% the evening Of the a4'h. Mr. v. ar
rived al Murfreesboro, in special train
ard under a strong guard with flag o.
truce, wss conveyed 10 the Confederate
lines. The officer in charge At first deelin
ed 10 receive him, bu, ally consented
The Murfreesbcro correspondent Of tn
Cincinnati Gazette thus details Dir. vs.
declaration 10 The rebels who received him
lie said:
II an a citizen or Ohio and Of th'
United Sietes am here within you
| lines By force and against my will. there
fore surrender myself to you a. Prisone
Of war
The correspondent OF the Gazette, III
Iter political opponent. adds:
The bearing Of Mr. val'andigha1
Throughout the whole affair was nodes
sensible and diguifed.'
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65-A Huntington county Democrat was
arrested while In the city ~ the Mass met
ing last week, and alter few hours deten.
ton was released on taking the oath Of allie.
glance. and leaving BY way Of remembrance,
. large sized revolver and little cash. In.
disnspolis Journal
This Huntington Democrat is not the
only man, BY hundreds, who has thus been
robbed 10 the State Of Indiana lately. Truly
things ore coming TO pretty pass 10 thi'
|uomiasIIy free Stale Of Indiana, when lille
|gal and outrageous arrests are thus boast
liDgIy parsded By The leading journals Of TIKI
party now managing public sffairs. Alas
| il il too true that when the wicked reign th'
people mourn.-[New Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-06

The CAPTURE ~ PisroLs The Indian.
apoiis Sentinel oi "Wednesday ssys:
The Journa; aud other Republican prints
~ their glowing accounts u The ssoppsge ~
the excursion trains on the evening VI the
Democratic Convention, claim that from j..
500 70 ? 900 pistols were secured on .scsrels-
ing tie passenger. o.. e'quiring al lie
military headquarters. We lrsri that sn'v
fny five pistols were reported there II
any more thnn h.t numbtr wers taken ir,'ns
the passengers 'hry we're s'oies. snd those
wh, took them SHOULD he prosecuted Tor
shsl and 5. nj 10 she peniishiiasy for The
Grim. at.
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uTThe news from vlcksburg j. still o.
an exciting character, that stronghold SUI
resisting the splendid efforts Of our troops
10 capture il. Gen Grant has been heavily
reinforced, aud we have no douot Of his u
innate success. though Il may take wee'
vet. Noah waaley. from this county, wa
severely wounded in one Of the battles, an'
We suppose numbers Of others Of our brave
soldiers il The 10th, bu, we have not We
received their names.
The news from other points is unimpor
tAn'.
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Address Of vallandigham to the Ohio
Democracy.
MILITARY PRisoS,

y
CrxclsSA-r, OHro. Nay %, 1895
To the Democracy Of Ohio:
Banished from my native State for nc
crime save Democratic opinions and free
speech 10 YOU in their deiense. and about %
90 into exile. not Of my own viii, but by
Ishe compulsion Of - arbitrary and 'yrsnnis
power which I cannot resist, allow me Q
parting word. Because desroiism and 50
perior power 50 will il, 60 within ,hs
Confederste lines. l we'll understand ths
purpose q this order. But in vain thu
malice OF enemies shall thus continue 4
give color 10 the calumni,s and misreprc-
senta,ions Of the past two years. They
little con prehend the true character OF ih'
mau with whom they have 10 deal. NJ
order OF Punishment executed by superior
force, can release me from my obligation
OF deprive me OF my rights as citizen Q
Ohio and Of the United States. My 81
Ilegiance to my own State and Government
1 shall recognize, wheresoever | may be. q
birding In oil things. jIst the same q
though I remained upon their soil. Ever,
sentiment and expression Of sttachment Z
the Union and devotion to the Constitution
to my country-which l have ever cher
lished Or uttered, shall abide unchanged an
\ unre,rsc,ed ill my return. Meantime.
will not doubt that the people OF Ohio
\ covering no, moment before either th
threats or the exercise Of arbitrary powe
will, in every Trial, Prove themselves worth
10 be called frecmen.
J G. l.. VALLAsDIGHAM.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-06
To the People Of Indiana "a 4
STATE OF INDIANA, ExEcurvE DEPARrmEkr'

Indianapolis, Mag 25sl.
/ propose that the people Of Indiana shah
purchase trac. u land. cay one hundr. q
acres. in the neighborhood of. Indianapolis.
10 be converted into a Cemetery. for, thu
burial Of Indiana officers and soldiers; that
upon this ground Nom meni shall Be erect.
ed; upon hich shalt be inscribed The names
Of the battles IN which InJisns troops have
been engaged; that the grounds shah be mp
prcprialely laid OIL into lots. with paths aud
carriage ways. and adorned according 10 the
design, and under The directions Of n eonpe-
tent person or board; that q lot shall be Dc.
lsignated and SCI apart for each Indians req
iment and battery. upon which doubtless
The regiments and ba,,eries viii ersc. mou,i.
menis OF memorials. according 20 designs
and bearing inscriptions 10 be determined on
aud furnished by themselves; that all Indi.
ana officers ana soldiers, whenever and
wherever 'h'y die, whe'her during The war
or after peace shall have. been restored
shall he emitted 10 be buried in thir me q.
ry. Aud io'hissnd propose thai subscrip-
tim brk- bsoprnrd iusvasy con0ty,ip the
Siat., and invite al per-ons who are crate.
FOL TO our soldiers nndrevere their m n,orier
: 10 subscribe at least one dollar, A meeting
will be called 70 select personsto open sub.
scrip'ion books snd prepare articles for q
: legal us'oci tio,, which II pers irs friendly
, 10 The enterprise are invited 70 attend. W.
:" O. r. MORrON
Governor Of Indisns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-06

6rThe Dubois County Board Of Com
missioners have been in session the pas
week. and large amount Of minor bust
ness. which 10 not Of general Importance
has been transacted. The annual report Q
receipts and "a expenditures. shows On excess
or receipts over expenses Of $1,000 o.. Il
two years a this rate our county will b
out or debt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-06

MuapER.-On last Thursday. !. being !
holiday, . large number Of persons spent the
day in Ferdinand. and . fight was started
between one Anthony Drsch and Herman
Beckmann, in which several persons en-.
gagged, and among others Drach's son, VIC
Tor. While they were sighting man named
lKuhmetsches, who was standing some die
lance Of, seeing the Drsehs 10 the muss
ran Up and when within few feet Of them
tared q pistol, shooting Victor Drsch through
the heart, killing him almost instantly. Hs
then ran into Beckmann's store, which VA
Immediately closed, and through the bach
! door, and made his escape. Efforts wer'
made 10 arrest him, but be eIuded his pur
Isuers and q s,iIlas large. There had beef
u quarrel sons weeks before between th
murderer and his victim, which i i sup
poeed led 10 this sci. Kuhmesscher y
volunteer Ia The e1st Indiana regiment, bu
the parties were III citizens o. Ferdiuan
; township.
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from further liabilities under he psssici|sr
draft 10 any drafted person Who presensa
hons fids receip, for the sum snuepnesd. p
orders for procuring substitutes, from the
person authorized BY The Secretary of War
10 receive it,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-06

IN HE members of the Evangelical W.
u thcrsn Church, belonging 70, me ~.
Johns Church IN The town Of Hei!seo' !.
Pa,oka township, Dubois County ~. y, y,
hereby mott fed thst % election viii y neg
N Holland, on Monday June 18th 1865 y
nine O'Clock Al N. Tor the purpsss q e'ee''
Ing three trustees Tor said congreganon.
GEO. PHI. RUNKEL. luth. m,r'
FIR. LlPPOLDT.
Ma np,h igG., --3Vf
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NOTlCE il hereby given thst BY virtue
IN Of an order Of the Dubois Common
Pleas Court. the Undersigned administrative
de bonis non Of the estate 81 John y.
Hughs. dccenscd, viii offer for sale ~ public
auction. on the prcmises. on
FRIDAY The ard DAY Of JULY, 1862
The following described. Land. one acre 10
south east corner cf out Io' NJ. four ~,
in town o. Huntipsbusg, Dnbois County.
State ~ Indiana.
TERMS A credit tfsix months viii
be given. purchaser giving HE note WIN
approved security. wsiving valuation ana
arpraisemeut laws, with interest.
MORMON FISH Err, adm'r
june 9th. 1SG3.-4ss $50. \ eas.p
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H5-By reference to advertisement ia this
paper, It will be seen that there are green
backs 10 the Treasury Of the County 70
redeem county orders. which 10 the best
currency, grsen-baeks Or county orders!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-06

Han SroRn The nrs,h eastern portion
vf our county was visited last week By Q
very severe hail storm, which destroyed .
large portion Of the peach erop, and Il L
feared materially injured the mast Hail
stones, in large rsmbers, the size Of hen
eggs ore said 70 have fallen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-06

or The weather for the past week has
been very pleasant for the first Of summer
but we fear the nights are rather cool fol
good "crowing weather.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-06

TTrcn PRICED ToBAcco.--On Wednesday,
a hoeshesd Of prize tobacco sold a. auction
in Louisville for $3.50 per hundred.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION 10
SELL REAL ESTATE.
c,s,e NJ Indiana Dubois Comfy:

NOTICE 10 hereby given that GERHAh,
IN NIEHAus. Administrator Of the estate
OF Herman BEHRESs deceased. has filed pc
petition 10 sell The Real Estsis o. Tue
dec, dent, his personal estate being insui.
ficient 10 pay his debts; and that ssls
petition will be- heard q the next term o.
The Court Of Common Picss;cf said CounsS'
Witness my hand this 3Osh dsy o. Nay
1863. HrKRY a. HoLTHAuss Oiesk'
c. c. r.. Dubois County.
Adams T. Buettner, Atv,<. iinAHeNa
June 6. 1863. -3w+ tnFn Ht hAhN
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NoricE il hereby given ,hss thu under.
AN signed has been appointed sdminis'sa
trix Of The estate OF BAIL y. Decker, tsie
OF Dubois county deceased; said estate u
urposed 10 be solvent. hnt ttA
NANCY u. DECKER. admx.
line 9Th, 1868 --3w
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~ Office hsr,h, NV a sahoiJ.rs ~
~ orders % The r. r.surer ol Dubois
Cnun,v. ,ha' il~rr i MONEY IN TtIE
= EEASURy - sad csun,y 70 r.ds.m Ill
nrsers M ~ No sUii--o. d prior 70 January
IL, 1862. vh.rh have bsen pse,,n ed t,s
pasmcn', md hat MI interest IN isld vrd.is
u stopped a'irr this date.
THEO SONDERMAN. It'd. q.
jasper. June q u. 1et.i%-4w-
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asxs ef the Gazette that there 10 . form
dablc isien, 10 the Nor,hwest 70 secede and
Ijcin the Sos,h. Which thens il the
greater traiior-lhe Gazette or the peace
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-06

.TuK cRrAr ISSUE BEFORE THE cousrsY
!. rms: SHALL Abolition TUT pows THE
UNos. or SHALL the usios tut po"S
.rorrr,oxr.-HExRY CRAY. 1851
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Some Republican papers speak harshly
Of The Administration. This gives ard 70
he rebel hon bu, the editor snesrs ., that.
lie can distinguish between The purposes
Of these editors and the purpose u o'hers
such ss vaiIsndishsm.
Well, the rule o. judging i very simple
Ia man belongs 10 the Gszeti.'s party, ~
means wvn and ouah' 70 be encouraged;
he does not, he mems III and ought 70 D.
suppressed.
Now lie our opinion and we are verl
positive and certain OF i,s truth, that i i
the Policy Ard the Language Of the Gazette
.snd ns party that has united the rebels
multiplied their numbers, and inspired then
with Satanic energy. They are the part
Of aid and comfort 10 the enemy. They az
the guilty.
I We have been in the midst Of Sou.her
sym pathixers from the start. havc talke
:. with them. debated wnh',hem, and we kno
: where their strength lies. Il is 10 u
preaching and practice Of the Gazette ~
z ns party. They furnish the wespons y
. enemy uses: they furnish the food on While
e the rebellion feeds; and Il will never q
+ while this supply OF material lasts "
e never read OF party so competent 70 nal
snd 90 incompetent. TO Pu, the
= down.--Louisville Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-06


CoRrus CHRrrTt.-This solemn add IN
teresling festival vas appropriately and
I'm pressiveiy celebrated at ST. JosePh's
Cathedral, in this place, on Thursday last.
Large numbers from the surrounding
country. both Of Catholics aud Protest
ants, were 10 attendance 10 take part IN
and witness the services. The affairs in The
yard surrounding the church " ere beautifully
arranged, the vocal and instrumental music
was superb. and all present Who understood
the services. felt the solemniiy Of The oc
cssion.
Corpus Christi [body OF Chrisi). OF. as i
IL called By the French. Fese Dieu <tsas'
Of Cod. u derived from that article -
lCaiholic faith which teaches that the hu
/ ne nifty Of the Saviour 4 subs,sntisIly pre-
sent in the host consecrated At Mass. sns
preserved in the tabernacle upon the Catho
Tic altar. The institution Of the sacrament
was always celebrated with solemn thank
sleiving on Msundy. Thursday In Holy Week
liz was frat ordered 10 be celebrated in |
: synod held At Liege in l246. Pope Urban
ia 1864 commanded il TO be observed b!
!, the whole Church with solemnisy equs
ito the four festivals OF the year. and sine
,.ithat time Il has been commemorated as on
!. or the most beautiful and interesting fest
!. walls Of the Catholic Church.
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May 3o.h. lseJ.-sw
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-02
S}listsllauepns.
M Y W IF E,

Charley, your wife is the best woman
in the Norldp
1t was my friend Barnes. Now il my
friend Barnes, under ordinary circum,
stances, had uttered in my presence sucl
an exclamation, l might have replied
MY dear friend, why don't you tell me
something that don't know already?'
But tbs circumstances were extraor,li.
nary, as will tell you.
The day before, Barnes had buried his
Oldest boy--a fine fellow, FIVE tears old.
Being neighbors; and close intimacy
existing Between our families. ran over
early next morning to speak word Of
sympathy. His countenance wore a look
OF deep distress.
'lt's very hard, l know, said I.
Oh! | could bear it for mysclf-but
Mary-my wife-she winds her heart.
strings SO tightly around the object she
loves, the shock of separation is terrible.
She has not slep', she has not shed tear,
but passes from one paroxysm 10 another
pronouncng the most terrible impreca,
tons on things human and divine. No
thing tends to sooth her. The baby she
takes no notice of-seems to have forgot
ten that she has child left; fear for
her life, and, if that is spared, that her
teason will give way
] could not detan him longer from the
care Of his wife, but sadly returned home.
My wife listened to the story Of her dear
friends desperate condition, and scarcely
to know when ] had finished
telling 1t, but still sat as il listening
Eve minutes later, however, When pas
sed through the hall, to depart for my
place Of business, saw her iu her dress
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-02


clean to her ears" AS he said this, we
were both firmly and unexpectedly seated
in the girls laps. For my part, felt sort
of sick, SO shit my eyes aud folded up
my arms, and soon heard a squall and
then a smash; and when l found myself,
I was laying on old Deacon VS.. fodder
pile. l looked around for the rest Of the
company, and found Mary lying not far
off groaning terribly. Says L:
"Whst's the matter, Nary"
"0h T. says she, al have spoiled my
new bonnet"
Says l, care you hurt ?"
"No," says sle.
1 then looked for Jim. Poor fellow |!
l thought it was all day with him, for he
lay stove deep in the fodder, and kicked
mastery, saysl'
Hold still Jim, and I'll fetch you
out" So ssizing him by the pins, made
terrible surge, then another, and anoth-
er, and finally here came jim, when 10,
and behold he was stove head and eyes
clear up to his ears into one of the old
Deacon's hard shelled squashes. Says l !:
"Lay still Jim, Pll split her"
So seizing rock which was lying near
By | let her drive, split the squash and
came tarnal neat drsviAg Jim's smeller
down his throat. Jim sprany to his feet,
and, Oh! how he swore, says he:
"Darnation to gauly gracious, | Thought
l was stove clean into the middle Of next
week, but here it was only orc Of the
Deacon's hard-shslled squashes."
Says Jim, "where's the girls?"
Says l, "where's the old mare?"
'Shure enough says Jim.
So off we stArted to look. We had
not gone far, till we saw something white
lying in the road.
Says Jim, "what's that?"
Says |, "the old mare" and Shure en-.
ough there she lay, and If ever horse
flesh was near checked 10 death she was;
for when Jim thought we had split her
jaws clean to her ears, we had only broke
the bride bits, and our surss had drawn
The bride clean to her shoulders with the
throat-latch tight across the windpipe.
With knife in hand, l soon released the
old lady from the tacklings, and hitting
her kick, UP she jumped, and away she
started for home at full speed.
"Now Jim" says l, 1--WE will go and
look for Princes, Molly is all right"
So back we goes, and shortly We found
Princes hanging on a fence stake; for
when the old mare ran off the alorenamed
bridge, Princes had opened her mouth to
hallow, and it was so awful big that in
going over the fence stake had caught
in it, One side was little torn, other
wise she received no injury.
sotn We had the old buggy o.it of the
way, and then we started on foot for
home, l determined in my mind never to
go to another croft cutting.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-02
GREAT WORK ON THE HORSE.
THE HORSE
HIS DISEASES I
BY ROBERT JENNINGS, '. s.

Professor of Pathology and Operative Surgery
in Veterinary College of Philadelphia, Pro-
fessor Of Veterinary Medicine in the late
Agricultural College of Ohio, Secretary OF
the American Veterinary Association Of
Philadelphia, ect., etc,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-02

~"Harry," said a young lsdy on the
seat before us al the theatre, last eteniugs
chow | should love to be an actress"
"An actress, Henrietta why?"
"Oh! it must be so nice to be made love
to in >uch pretty words every evening""