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A@AsG4lAAD T10 A9
GAN Sc G1iRGO1

DIR HERBERT, of the Society of Friends
and member of our firm, IS dcyotng his time
principally to the cure Of this most distressing
complaint, and is meeting with unparalleled
success.
lie IS aided BY his experience IN his foreign
travels on a purely benevolent mission, where
he became acquainted with an indigenous
plant, used exclusively in the cure Of Consum
ption by the Natives of the forest. Th- secret
OF his recipe rests solely in his bosom and
wol Id rot be impaired to another for any con-
sideration. For fall particulars send for 4
circular. which viii be mailed for three cents
or a stamp. Address the firm Of j. II. d Co,
Post Office Box 1856
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DEALER in Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. Cd
Street. opposite Thorne, Norrish d Co. s
Store, Hastings. MINI. Spectacle Glasses
Set and Fitted TO suit any Eyes. Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Sewing Machines Re-
paired All work warranted.
SeTtpmber IL 1862 2I-tf
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPERRMATOREgEEgEA.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA-
Z L delphia, A BeleUOleRt Institution eStGb-
bef b. eDecial Endowment, for the Relief OF
e Sick and DISTRESSED, afflicted 9th Virideflt
al Chronic Diseases, and esp ciGlLy for the
Ire % Diseases of the iSer1ldI Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by tn
ting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
raoaa, and other Diseases of the Sexual Or
cams. and ON the new remedies employed in
BIZ Dispensary, sent in sealed letter envelopes,
Ll- % charge Two or three Stcmps for pos
AGE acceptable. Address DIR. J. SKILLlN
L'CGHTON. Howard Association, No. s.
NlHth Street. Philadelphia. nlIyI
EllR neatly executed lob Work come IL
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MASONIC.

HraE will be regular meeting of n. W.
Lodge No. los of Free and Accepted la
soas on the second and fourth Tuesdays Of
zach month at Masonic Hall. Sciiaser's Bull
~, Prescott Wisconsin.
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Attachment Notice.

County of Pierce. city OF Prescott. In Jus
tce Court.
To francis Bcrtosi
NOU are hereby notified that warrant of
4 attachment has been issued against you
and your property attached to satisfy the de-
mand Of Jamos VI. Whipple. amounting to
fourteen and 27-l00 dollars. Now unless
you shall appear before Parker Adams JUS
tice of the Peace in aud for said county, at
his office, in the said city of Prescott. on the
9th day OF June. A. D. 1868, at one clock in
the afternoon, judgment viii be rendered
against you and your property sold 10 pay
the debt.
Dated this 18th day of Nav, 4. D. 1863.
JAMES NJ WHlPPLE, Plaintiff.
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N0ticc

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of
Equalization in and for the city OF Prescott,
will meet at the Council Room, in said city,
on Thursday. the I'd day of July, 1863. for
The purpose of equalizing the assessment of
said+city land to review the assessment IN the
application of any person conceiying himself
agGrieved. A. MILLER, City Clerk.
Dated Prescott, June &c, 1853.
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c. b. cox,

! sALER IN Flour, GRAIN. ETC Custom Wor
done to order. The best brands Of Flou
sent to ell parts of the country.
liver Falls. MAY 4, 1861.
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TAX DEED NOTICE.
SrATE or WISCONSIN,
County o. Pierce,

County o. Pierce,
OFFICE CLeRK OF P0aRD Supervisors,
Ellsworth, June -, 1863.
TEHHE following pieces of land were sold by
Il the County Treasurer ON the 9th day of
September. 1883 III the 10Th day of 4 prii,
1850, and On thc't.h day of September. 1860.
as indicated in tie list, for the taxes interest
and charges Of the years 1873 and 1853; there
fore. notice is hereby given that unless said
lands are redeemed from said sales ON or be-
fore The 20th day OF ETarch, 1864. they will
be conveyed to tie respective Purchasers. ac-
cording TO law.
The amount of taxes interest and charges
calculated sy 10 the last day OF redemption is
set oppOslta TO each piece respectively.
OSBORN STRAHL,
Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors.
SALE OF SEPTEMBER 6rH. 1859.
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~ o L r 7
The Hotel at the County Seat, known as
THE ELLSWORTH HOUSE,
Is 70 be let for two years. This is the only
Hotel 1T the County Seat; rs acres or land
a stable connected with it. The County uses
two rooms aud paws GOOD rent. It viii be
let at bargain. The furniture VIII be rented
OF sold, If desired. For particulars apply Oh
the premises, or to Lutte A. TAYLOR.
81 -m3
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d. d. PRICE.

Dealer in all kinds If Furniture. Chairs, Bed
SEEDS, Tables. Collins Gilt NoHldines. Pie
TIRE Frames. Patent Water Drawers. etc
Furniture of any description furnished to
ordar. All work warranted. Terms Cash
Shc? on Orange stTeet, opposite PTescOi
=, Prescott. Wis. BIZ 1
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SIN G. E r & co IS
LETTER " A"
E aTnily Sewing Machine,

E aLnl1y sewing MaChIn0,
WITH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS,
Is The best and chcape. and most beautiful of
all Sewing Machines. This Machine i'll saw
anything, from the running Of a tuck in T'agl-
eial to the making OF an Overcoat- anythi5 3,
from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down to the soltest
Gapze or Gossancr Tissue, aud is ever ready
10 do It's wor'; to perfection. II can fell, hem
bind gather, trek. quilt. and has capacity for
great variety Of ornamental work. This IS
not the only machine that can fell, hem, bind
and 50 forth, out it Viii DO 50 better than amy
other Machine. The Letter "a 4" Family
Sewing Machine may be had in n great Ya.ie-
ty of cabinet cases. The Folding Case, which
is now becoming 50 popular, is, as lis name
implies. one that can be folded into box CT
case. which. when opened. make beautiful.
substantial, and spacious table for the work 10
rest upon. The cases are Of every imaginable
dcs;gn-pain rs the wood Grew in IFS native
forest OF as deliberately finished as AT can
make them
Milwaukee Office No II, Eewhall House
Send fer copy Of Singer L Co.'S Ca
zette.' l. II. SINGER & co.
458 Broadway, n. Y.
Tie branch Offices are well supplied with
silk, twist thread needles, OIL etc, Of the best
quality. l0f
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EErHsvGE bought ami sold, and prompt at
tsi'i0H given t. collections.
Prescott, June 10. 1861. nsyl
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y. w. DICKINSON.
Bounty. Claim & Pension igent

Will obtain Arrears of pay, Pensions,
Bounty Land. Bounty Money, Claims for
Horses and other property. destroyed, &c.
River Falls, Wis. Febl0, 1852 n4I-I.
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WOOD: WOOD!

Weed wanted on subscription at The Journal
Office.
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CITY DRUG STORE

3 DoiyG Brisk BUSINESS. where all kInls o
Drugs. Medicines. Paints. Oils. PerlU1ery,
and fancy articles can BE- bought at ex-
;renely low prices. Is ! pay cash down
for my Goods can sell them Cheopfor Cash
only. Call and see for yourself
rescott, Nav II, 1861. w. WHIFPLE
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i. 7. EEs-FALL. Cashier
CHss. Miller. President
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PRAIRIE d TIMER LANDS!

which We viii sell at fair price 20 actual set
tiers.
We have a store in connection with the
above mill In which we keep well selected
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries Clothing, Hats
and Caps, Hardware which We will sell as
low as can be bought at any of the River
Towns, and will take all kinds of Produce
In payment Our facilities for FURNISH
ING LUMBER and
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PURCHASING GOODS /!

Are unsurpassed in this part of the country,
and the beauty of ours arrangements is we al
ways fulfill oui promis $. Call on us and see.
CLAPP d DAVIS.
Hammond. st. Croix Co. Wis. ,June l6. 1861
no2Stf.
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GREAT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS
Re STATE.
ygvATER POWERS Tor ale or lease o.,
w Tie most iavoraIla terms w
L. \. POWELL.
( FEW choice pieces Of farming land IL
~ Ills immediate vicinity. for sale nj 4 bar
GAIN J.. n. pow ELL.
Ts'HE Subscriber offers for sale go la;s il
: the ilace of River Falls. among De most
desirable f6T cuisines Of residences - thC
village. I. n. POW ELL.
900 ACRES on Lake ST. Croix. COME
zOU uieit 10 mills. Ona-foprla in band.
and the remainder in one and two
years. VIII exchange f5r logs.
l.. y. pow ELL.
- LOTS in the vicinity Of the academy
eyTo Hose who viii contract to build and
improve these lots, 10 per cent. Of the pur-
chase money only viii be required the
remaInde Oh time &c suit purchasers.
i. II. POW ELL.
900 ACRES: % miIes from Green's Nil
s1ZU ON fl:e Eau Gala River. There is
quantity Of good piae timber on the
above tract The soil i Of superior
quality. Terms. one-fuurth III Land,
ans tie remainder in lumber deliver
ed NJ Green's or IIolman's mill the
coming winter. This Is a rare oppor-
tunity tor an enterprising man DISMAL
means to secure a home.
L. n. POWELL.
River Falls. June A. 1862.
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CITY HOTEL.
FARMERS HOME.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CRY BANK OF PRESCOTT.

PRESCOTT. wIscoysI
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SALE OF SEPTEMBER 1rB. 1851.
A c mo,tOn und hf lot 3 9 81 II 2,I3
Unknown Sc or cfsw or 80 &c I8l2.S9
do n Inf LOT blk
! in Fowler's
add'n TO city
of Prescott, 5,2S
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WATER POWERS ior sale or lease o..
w Tie most favorable terfas liz
L. +. POWELL.
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River Falls. June 4. 1862.
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( FEW choice pieces cf farming land IL
- This immediate vicinity. for sale nj 4 bar
Gaia. /. n. pow ELL.
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TEtHE Subscriber offers for sale 80 lo;s H.
{ the iace Of River Falls, among De most
desirable f9r cuisines or residences - thC
village +. n. POWELL.
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Secret Observation-Disclosures Wilccx's
Order.

We publish this morning IN order OF Gen.
Wilcox, the military commandant OF lndi-
ana and Michigan, in reference 70 secret
political organizations. We are glad 70
know that as for as the Democratic 7-rly
OF this county is concerned, there are no
such organic itions existing. and we do net
believe there are any, ns yet. among our
Aboli,ionist fellow-citizens. In conjunction
with the State Sentinel, we most heartily
concur with Gen. Wilcox in advising tas
disLondment OF al secret political societies
They are hostile. one and all. 10 republican
institutions. What cannot bear the hgh'
Of day in a popular Government. should
receive no encouragement. u j. manly
in a free Government .Ur each citizen q
give utterance 10 HE convictions Ct public
duty and public policy. openly and wiihoc
restraint No good citizen should have anS
onceslments upon public sifairs- Wher
we cannot openly express eur convictions
OF pub lie duty We shall be prepared 10 sur
render to despOtism, whatever may be is
character, but never will we entertain sen
,iments upon questions Of public policy
which we cannot express in the hight Of .
MONDAY sun.
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CAIRO, July 1.h.
Between eight and ten thousand rebels.
under Holmes, Price and Marmadukc, nads
90 attack on Helena on tie morning Or rht
IN. They advanced in three columns, but
the rOughbess Of ground was such as ID
prevent The rebels from bringing up their
artillery, and they attempted 10 carry the
works By an assault. The center colums
charged 10 The direction Of For, Cunts, anc
took three lines Of rife pits. Their flank
attack was not 60 successful. which sub.
iected the center 70 an epiiIading fire
which swept them down in great numbers
They were soon surrounded and captured
One whole brigade, or what was lefi Of n
numbering $40, fell into our hands, 40 o
whom arrived here this morning. Among
them were Colonel Lewis, 7Ih Missouri,
Ccl Johnson and Col. Bell. Gen. Prentiss
was aware Of the contemplated attack, ant
was prepared. lie had ubUu. 1900 men
ani was also assisted BY the runboat Tyler
Prisoners say the attack will be renewed
The battle commenced al four A. M. ant
continued until one PM The rebel loo.
is not less than I,500 killed, wounded aud
prisoners The entire Federal loss Il no,
over one hundred. Prentiss is confident III
can repel any assault made. II u thought
The rebel depredations near Lake Providence
was to draw the gunboats q that point, al
thus give them q better opportunity q
1 Helena.
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Al,erfn,s Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby Siven- that by virtue
~ Of an execution on transcript, issued
from Tie Office N The clerk Of the Dubois
Il IN. 7 cas Court 10 me directed. I will
.prpce' ~ Utlrr for sale at rubIic auction
10 he highest bidder. ior cash ia hand, al
he door of The court house 10 Jasper, on
SATURDAY. August /, 1865 N
tween The hours prescribed BY law, tho
rents and profits fur seven years. OF the fol.
owing described real estate, situated In
DDhps county, TO wit:
The south west qnpner % the south west
quarter ~ the south east quarter Of the
south west quarter aud the south half OF
The Lorth west quarter Of the north weet
quarter in section No fifteen (15) Town
No. two CD south range No. six go west,
continuing one hundred acres more Or less.
a nd on ieiiare 10 realize the full amount
81 principal. interest aud costs called for
by suiA execution. will ~ The sams time
and place and IN like manner, sell the lee
simple Of said real estate.
Taken IN execution rs she properly OF
Daniel NJ Yer. at the suit OF Gerhard ME-
hnns, Admr. Of III Behrrns.
This sne will be made without any rclis T
Whatever from valuation or appraismcrt
laws.
JOHN WEIKEL, Sheriff D. G.
July ~ 1868 -;;w 5000
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Our Losses in the Late Dattle.

A Tribune letter states that the Ilth
Corps lost In killed, wounded and missir 4
4O6O men; the 1st Corps lost nearly 5000
the 18th Corps lost about 200 men; IL
officers killed and f3 wounded.
General Meade issued congra,ulatory
address 70 the army, saying: "The enemy
Is bafIled and defeated, and has withdrawn
from the contest. Our task il not yet &C
complished. and the commanding Genera
looks 70 tho army fyr greater efforts u drive
iha invading enemy FROM om soilr
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The following Iacts ware oblalued rom a
source which guarantees their correctness,
and The statement maybe relied upon as
strictly true.
On Saturday. the lib. the rebel gunboal
Dragon came down ames River with npg
w truce. citing Rear Admiral Lee ss II Up
officers % meet II. when i was ascera!Ded
that Alex. III. Stephens and Com missioner
Ould were on board They represented thai
ihey were bearers ~ On important letter
irum JeH Davis, Cu Misunderstanding n she
Army and Navy III tie Confederate States
io Abraham Lincoln. Camrnsrder ia ebief q
ne Army and Navy ~ The United States
and osklng permission 70 proceed p Wash.
iraton ID the Dmgon, aad prcaent the lettei
no President Lincoln 10 person. They de-
clned % rcveal ahv tIing further in relation
I'd iheir mission. Admiral Ire ~ COURSE
had no authority 70 grant this request, ant
they consented 70 wait until he could com
municnie win Washington aud receive ia
srrueilons.
\ He accordingly telegraphed he facts. ar'
lrrqnesird instructions ibis morning. 4
special Cphinai meeting was called 70 con
.iler tie matter. Granting The fcanes, in
soyed many delicate ond important qaes
-ilinns. AZ sub proceeding might be con
fru4l into anrek vledemenl " tie az
.sllousliiy w The pretended Confederate Gyy
rnmcn.. ADD alter oil The matter might b
some comparatively unlnP r,ant ahriF X
such as NE employ sneul " negro troops.
~ decision bis AssA arrived ID. and WI
lCatipst meeting accoid'n4ll n1i9ufnea ont
to-uiorrow. ana Adsniral Lie Na- iAs,FOcir
NJ ascertain. Il possible, ti4e oajert " iA
mission. IN ne nsaniirae- however. VI
Hug conisniag ~ rebel enlti=sador, pa
burned about and steamed up The liver win
uui any parting salutasiun " explAnatso'
anI ,au- enlFl lhe passinn
N a gentleman Just arrived from Eshmons
sho lea dry btf+rs yesterday. says 'h'
trent consternalion pFcvaiis there. TA
ieiensfs are oceupietbi citzen-, ana isar
are enie,ained lhat Lfc aill be cu' az, an
Richm0fd captured OeIyTc 90 army can y
.oncenraIcd there
i W4srircr1s. Ja,y 9, 7 M.-Iae Pres
dent decided that ne application oiSseFhsr
aid Ould. for personal interview, DC.
IcuuiG ao be granted: ,ha, sny ccm'cnicatic
must be received through the crdiisar
leh1nuel
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EfThe "glorious Fourth. !" wee ynriousIy
celebrated in this county. There was no
great central attraction, bu, each ncighbcr
hood enjoyed It's own festivities and the day
was very generally observed. Probably The
largest crowd at any one place was At Mr.
John Opel's. where pole wa.. raised, ana
the old flag run up amid the cheers Of the
multitude, ard the music Of the Jasper Bant
Mr.. Beckett delivered nea, and nppropri
ate, though short address, after which III,
bewildering waltz enerossed every thing
and women and wine, the handsomest ans
most exhilerating Of natures blessings, wcr,
10 great abundance until the "wee sma
hours' Of sabbath, admonished the people
that il was time for the festivities to close.
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CAIRO. July IA dispatch boat has JUS
arrived, which left vicksburg at ten O'Clock
SUNDAY morning Passengers announce
that Pemberson sent in flag Of truce or
The morning Of the 4ib, offering TO sunen,
der Il allowed 70 march his men out.
Grant is reported to have replied, an
MAJ should leave except as prisoner Of war
Pemberton then. after consultation viii
bis commanders. Internationally surrender.
ed. This Is perfectly reliable.
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BALTIMORE, Juiy 9,-The Amefcan has
the following dispa,ch
.FEEDERlcK Nh, July s--A. M.-OuT
cavalry had a sharp fghs with the rebels
between Funks,ow n and Boones boro, abuul
six miles this side Of Hagersiown- The re-
bells were in heavy force. Our cavalry vas
compelled TO fall back 70 Boonesboro. with
some loss. The rebels are stiIl this side 81
The river massed. near II gersiosn. cndeav
Ioring 10 get wagons and plundcr across
Scouts 10 day bring rcp or the dvancs 81
he rebel column was crossing the river u
WilIiamsport. II this be 50, We nesd nol
COX Tor fghlin Maryland. reported
Il Doonesboro ,ha rebels piekel's are BIZ
lng throw out nearly 20 lha, poiui ncles
ing within their lines the Aaictam tiaId,
and SAePParjstown Crossing.
The main force, however, i considerably
scst 81 this and covers lhe three roads Licl
meet al Nilliamsport.
The movements d our army ore snch y
will - day uncover fully The enemy'S Pesi
ZION.
The whole number Of prisoners rep0rle
al hcadquariefs up o this mornirg n IL
loco.
Fuller Information places Gus loss. in Ill
led aud wounded, in The three days fight. .
1900. The rebel loEs, IN killed an
wounded. will exceed ours at least 5000.
Reports received Al headquarters stat
that 800 rebel dead had been buried b
our troops, and only lwo thirds " Ihc battle
Geld been explored. The whole 81 lhei
killed, Iefi on the field. will exceed 900
The ual proportion u wounded 70 killed
six 70 one. would make their woundg
amount 70 1900. without overstrsining III,
estimate. Their total loss, 10 killed, wound
ed and missing i 10000
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sheriff.. sale.

~ Office 10 hereby given that BY virtue Of
~ three executions is ued from the Office
{ the clerk ufih Dubois Com. Pleas Court
me directed, will procsed TO offer for
.aie ~ public auction to che highest bidder,
81 ash in hand, at the door Of the court
house in Jasper. On
SATURDAY, July 25, 1853,
between the hours prescribed by law, the
rents and profits for seven years, Of the
FOLLOWING described real estate, situated in
Dubois county, TO wit:
The north east quarter OF Section one (l)
10 the township No. three (3) south Of range
No four az west, containing one hundred
and sixty acres more or less, and. also ths
south east quarter OF The south west quarter
OF Section thirty six 1867 in Town two (2)
south Of Range No. four (4) west, contain
forty acres more or less.
And on failure 10 realize The full amount
Of principal, interest and costs called for BY
said execution, | will at the sane time and
place and in like manner, sell the fee sim.
ole OF said real estate.
Taken ia execution as the property OF
William Remcnschnoider a the suit 81
Adams g. Buettner, Enoch Abel end John
|G. Beckmann. ttt
This sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation o. appFsisment
laws.
JOHN WEIKEl. sheriff D. q.
Adams a. Bueitncr, attorneys for PHI
Iuly A. ieG9 -3w $500
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\ } cmaining in the post Office ct Jasper
= q Dubois county, State OF Indiana, which,
M 10, called for, on o. before The 18th day Of
4 ugnst next will be sent 10 thcdead Letter
oiiire, Post Office Department, Washing.
f8n Cry. ID. G.
Iacrb Allen, John Miller,
Caroline Bridget. James Robson,
NilAm D. Barker, Benjamin Shost,
Henry BnrreIl, s. shannon, Esq.
Drias IIuapp, w. Il. He'll,
M. FRIEDMANN, p. II.
Jasper. july Ill. 1868.
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Governor Norton Proc lamati0n's-
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
I1DiAxAfoi.s. July y, 1865
aexFRAL MILIrARY oEpERs.

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A Coon "GoAK.v-The vincenncs Gar.
cite, under this head, tells Of man living
in Dubois county. Of the name Of Jones
who i @strcng rebel sympathizer., and
who had . fine Morgan horse stolen from
him BY Capt. IIind's band OF thieves. The
fact i there was not horse stolen from
any man in this county BY this band ol
guerillas, and we don't believe there has
been single rebel sympashizer resident In
The county since the war began. although
some have laid themselves liable 10 sucl, .
suspicion by their blatant abolitionism.
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ISDIANAPoLIs, July 9.--Morgnn's forccs
consisting Of infa D,ry, artillery ard cavalry,
and numbering between 60O0 and 5000
crossed into Indiana and captured Gordon
Our forces are falling bach. Il u supposed
the rebels are marching on New Albany
and Jefi'ersonville, where large quantities 81
supplies are stored.
business was entirely Suspended here to,
day, and the citizens were forming CON
p mics for self.deiense; one regiment bal
been raised since last night.
X 10 reported that two citizens were XII
led At Corydon when the rebels entered III,
town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-11

IsDiAsArsLls. july Morgan y ssilI IN
the vicinity Of Cory don The Created ex-
eItcmen, prevails ,sroughout the State, The
militia are coming in npidIy under I'D ca II
q the Governor Fifty thousand will be
uuder arms and marching 70 The place Of
10 ,weniy-iour hours One
Michigan regiment arrived tonight, another
aud battery Of ARTILLERY arc cxpecleo D.
morrow. The determination il, that Nor
gan shall not escape. The border counties
are under Martial law.