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EprroR OF COURIER.
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20 say to the readers Of your paper that
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information tina, will enable them to start .
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or . Moustache. in less than 80 days. All
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THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist.
No. S31 Broadway, New York
August !. 1861 3m. .. o.
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|vuvHE advertiser having been restored "a
= health In . few weeks, BY Z very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with q sevsre lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious 70 make
knows TO HE fellow sufferefs the mssns
OF cure.
To oil who desire Il, he will send I copy
Of the prescription used Gree Of chsree,)
which they ~iII find SURE CuRs for Cos.
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, B~BoHcHIrIs, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser 10 sending the
Prescription Il to benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which he ~conceives q
be invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer
will Try his remedy. % Il will cost then
nothing. and nav prove q blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
w l%iamsburg. Kings County New York.
April 11.-3m. .. q.
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A GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous De
biIity, Incompesency, Premature Decay On
Youthful Error, ~sctusted by . desire to ben
eft others. will be happy to furnish to d
who need IL Gree Of chsrge) ths recipe and
for making the simple Remedy
used in his case. Those wishing 10 profit
BY HE experience and possess . Valuable
Remedy-wilI receive the ZANE. BY return
mail. Carefully s~esIed,) by addressing.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
No GO Nassau STREET. Ngw YoRK.
August 18th 1ss3.-3m.
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Wan DEMocRArs.-Ssys the Fort Wayne
Sentinel:
The self.styled Wsr Democracy tried d
get up : mass convention Il indianapolis
last Thursday. and made : signal failure
AZ IN evidence Of the kind Of men nov
styled Wal Democrats, We notice ths, Do.
vid p. whedon, Of this city, vas appointed
% the Central Committee. Twill b new
70 HE friends here that he ever vas . was
Democrat, Or any Other sort Of ! Democrat.
he has always been sn sboIitioniss, and
nsvsr voted . Democratic ticket Ia HE lie.
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Ave UMsNwOAeA


ONE person writes. her daughter VS.
cured Of fits Of nine years standing, apd
st. vitus' dance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
aner his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
able.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism OF eight
years.
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be mentioned in
which the Purifier and Pills
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How CosscaIFrs ARE Cor TO rHErI
PLACES o. DEsrrSArrox.-A private lettel
from New York City speaks Of the march
ing FOR over : mile down Broadway o
some fourteen whiSe conscrip,s, who wers
chained together BY couples, BY . chair
attached to the wrist Of each. Over
one hundred armed soldiers brought up
the rear. The conscripts were dressed
- ci'izens' clothes. Spectators on the side
walks were general IN their condemnation
Of the Administration, and thought they
might have been spared such . sight, By
putting the conscripss 10 omuibuses.
One Of our ~citizens. who has just returned
from Philadelphia. Informs Ne that he wit.
messed . similar sight 10 P~hpadelphia last
sunday. A number Of white conscrip,s
were marched through the streets, chained
together By twos. preceded and flanked By
files Of soldiers. and the rssr Of the process.
sion brought up By : troop Of cavalry. The
effect on those who witnessed the humiIis-
ting spectacle wss anything but agreeable:
and expressions Of denunciaiion Of Lincoln
4 Co. we're universal. What sight! White
men dragged Ia chains from their State 10
aid In freeing the negroes a. the South
cincinnati Enquirer.
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u-rTHE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUN-
DRY CO., corner Of Vine and Longworth|
streets. are our agents in Cincinnati.


Nh. EplToR;-I saw in your paper som
months ago IN article about the great ad'
vantage Il would be 70 farmers, and traders
OF ell kinds. il we could but get . steam
boat trade established on White river
wish on that subject to offer few remarks
- the people Of Dubois county.
White river 10 nsviRable from tour 10 six
months in the year on the east fork ss far up
AZ the S~hoaIs-the crossing Of the O. & M.
R. r. A small boat, say Of . hundred tons,
could navigate between there and points on
the Ohio, TO take out produce, end bring up
groceries, &c. Boats hsve run the stream
ten years ago with success, but that was
before the construction Of the O. & N. X
r; but men At other points were driven "a
that necessity here was no o,hedway 10 gel
freight without hauling il a great distance,
The rule still applies to this part Of the coun.
try, the same necessity still EXISTS here. for
the rail road. however much good il does
others, does us but very little in poict Of
getting our produce out Of the country a.
cheap rates. and with promp'ness. After
hauling IL . &c Of from 10 10 80 miles,
il you wish TO ship you have 10 pay an
snor meus price to get il 70 Cincinnati. OF
We must haul IT q distance Of from 80 10 ~
miles to the Ohio, which must be done in
good season of the year, end 10 q great con.
sumption Of valuable time.
An old steamboat man, that has run the
Green River trade for the past twenty
years, hss made . proposition to bring .
boat into White river the coming season. and
conf ne himself to the trade Of the river,
and establish the IN on l., IL the
Business men Of the vicinity Of Il will give
him their freight 10 carry out snd back again:
he will come up the first time without .
load, provided he can Get q load back, but,
the load must be eng eyed before he starts up.
There is great quantities Of tobacco. corn.
wheat, pork and other produce to be taken
out Of the country. TO say notgiDg Of iron
groceries, salt aud dry goods TO be shipped
her { for consumption. and we must inquire
out the chespes, way Of transportation, and
when Il Is found, economy dictates us 70
adopt the cheapest course Of trade.
should like hear from some Of those thai
are directly concerned. some that have pro.
duce 70 carry away. and l would Suggest,
that before the season Of boating comes on
there be % understanding arrived q between
shippers here and som- master Of : steam
boss. aud when the ws;er rises le, Us see
: boat pIoughing the beautiful little stream
Of White river
There may be Little obstacIes In the way
Of navigation bu, they can be easily removed.
A trade once established slosg the river
eth one boat this winter Il will take two
u do the business mex, year. But | shall
say more u another time. A. J. B.
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Our ALBUMS have the repussllou OF be.
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HENRY McvEY, Gundvisv.
August 29th.-2ws
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Joseph Truxler,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
Corner East Main snd Mcdonald Streets.
JASPER, IND,
0FFERS isthanks to the citizens Of Du.
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patronage end solicits . continuance and
extension Of the same. feeling confident hat
be can make i 70 the interest Of persons ia
want Of any thing in bic line 70 deal with
him. q his motto is "small profits and quick
sales" MAY Is. '62.
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GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks con.
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COURIER OFFICE.
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sol Broad way, N. Y.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

Our Catalogue now embraces considerable
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PETER LORILLARD.
|SMUFF b TOBACCO MANUFACTURER
l6 4 Is CHAMBERS ST..
Formerly AZ Chatham Street, New York.
MOULD call the attention Of Dealers Z.
w the articles Of his manufacture, viz:
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Fine Rsppee, Pure Virgins,
Coarse Rappee, N~schiioches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
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Lawrence street, next door 10 Union Hotel,
JASPER, md
I OFFERS his services 10 the public.
TO attend to all the branches OF tailor.
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Of patronage. He guarantees Ell his work
% 30 done In the best style. He has .
small stock Of choice goods, which he will
make up cheap for cash. Cutting done on
short notice. sug e. 1862.
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Az : proof that The blood ! urincr and Pills -
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-06
Inhuman Treatment of Prisoners at
Richmond.


Mr.. Bohannen, who was captured 10
the vicinity of o ccoquan Greek las, Christ
mas, aud lately returned to his home in
Alexandria, has informed the Journal that
Castle Thunder is the only prison in
Richmond where prisoners are allowed
to purchase any thing.
After the battle OF Chickamauga about
goo wounden prisoners arrived at Rich
mond from the field They were almost
ali in a furnishing and starving condition
They were four days on the road, and all
they had to eat during that time was four
hard crackers each. On arrival at Rich
mond they were taken to Libby Prison.
where they laid two days longer without
having their wounds dressed. duringall of
which time they had not mouthful to cat.
Some OF them who were fortunate enough
to have little money offered as high as
1--WE dollars for loaf Of bread, but the
officer In charge would not let it be car
ried to them.
Mr.. Bohacnen left Richmond on flag
OF truce boat in company with about 200
other prisoners. When the vessel neared
Drury's Bluff the prisoners were made to
lie fiat down on deck, and a special guard
was placed over them that they might be
prevented from seeing the Publications.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-06

Newbern, N. c., Nov. 2.


There is report that Gen. Foster is to
command the army Of the Potomac,
which gives assurance, should it prove
true. that Richmond will soon be ours
Fresh troops have arrived here to take
the place Of veteran troops which have
gone elsewhere.
The rebel iron clad ram being con-
structed at Kingston, is reported nearly
ready for raid.
The canvass for the election on the 4th
for members to the Confederate Congress,
is prosecuted earnestly by both parties.
There are twenty eight candidates in ten
districts.
Hon. Jno. A. Gilmore, independent
candidate in the 4th District, has the
field to himself He was lately quite Sc
we're on Davis, and indignant at the treat
ment North Carolina received at his
hands.
Davidson is out with another Cousti-
tutional argument against secession. The
Standard appeals to the Conserya-
tives to unite against the Destructives on
election day.
In abiding to the recent defeat of the
Democrats ia Ohio and Pennsylvania, the
Standard says: The last ray Of hope for
the South from the North. has departed.
The North is banded against the South by
an immense majority /; that Lincoln will
be re elected, and that the prospects u
peace are more distant than ever.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

81. Johns, Nov. 4.
The Adriatic from Glasgow, ith dates
Of the 27th, arrived here to-day.
GREAT BRITAIN -Gen Lees advance
on Gen. Meade attracted much attention
The Daily News says that while the Con-
federates are unable TO dislodge Rosecrans,
Lees movements are so inconsistent with
ordinary principles as to bsff1ie all al
temp,s at explanation. Gen. Meade hav-
ing nothing 10 gain by delivering batlle 10
the centre Of Virginia, wisely declined TO
challenge his opponent until he reached
his selected field, when he will be ready
to receive him.
Liverpool Oct. 27.-Co.,on market is
advancing; -four opened frm-no bust
ness as yet provisions steady lard dull
aud declined sd.
Liverpool. Oct. 2S.-Cotton buoyan.
and advanced lad. Breadstuffs inactive;
flour dull and inactive wheat que,
corn steady provisions quiet and steady.
The Times says the last blow has vet
to be struck, and the Federals will have
extraordinary good fortune if third bat
tie on he scene of two defeats reyerses
the assertions connected with Bull Run.
The Times thinks Roseerans will have
to capitulate or retreat. The former APP
pears most probable
Henry Ward Beecher was entertained al
a farewell breakfast in Manchester on the
eth. Thanks were voted to him for His
various addresses. and copgratulatory
speeches were INDUCED in.
II IS semi-officially announced that the
Princess Of Wales may be expected to be-
come mother in March next.
FRANcE.-The Moniteur gives report
of reception by Napoleon of the Mexi-
can depuiations. Il does not allude to
the Arch Duke Macmillan.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says that it is doubtful if the French
Chamber will accede to the guarantees
demanded by the Arch Duke, viz: The
integrity of the new empire and
loan.
The Nord says there is no truth in the
report that Russia is building war vessels
In the Black Sea, and that her relations
with Turkey had been disturbed.
Liverpool. Nov. 27.-Marshal Neil
goes to Russia on an extraordinary mis-.
sion regarding Poland.
The Morning Post says the Federals
must be aware that any serious reverse
just now would leave neutrals no alterna
tive but to recognize the South.
w. X. Lindsey, in letter 10 the Times,
denounces the Government policy toward
the North as unjust.
The King of Denmark in speech said
II he was overpowered by Germany he
would proclaim Danish republic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-06
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
marmaduke's Defca at Pine Bluff, Ark,
Position of Rebel Forces in Missis-
siPpi---Priee Retreats Beyond Red
River--Rebcls Getting Sick of the
War
Cairo, Nov. 4.

NoiU, -Nos. =.
Memphis papers of the Cd have indefi
mite accounts of the fight at Pine Bluff
Ark.
Marmaduke attacked the place with
5000 cavalry. under Col. Clayton, and
lost Twelve killed and fifteen wounded.
Loring's rebel division is around Can.
ton, Miss He has about 5000 infantry
5000 are guarding the Mobile and
Southern Railroad.
Gen Lees cavalry force is about ten
thousand strong, comprising four diyis-
ions, under Jackson and Crosby, Ross and
Rodely. Crosby's force is between Jack
son and Vicksburg; Ross is between Ben.
ton and Morris Bluffs, on the Big Black;
Chalmers is between Grenada and Ok.
ford; Rodely is about Corinth.
AT last accounts Lee was above Cor
intr, with 5000 men.
Pillows headquarters are at Columbus,
Mise
An attack on Memphis in great force
was only prevented by our recent demon
stration on Canton, Miss.
a great number are said to be heartily
SICK of the war, and would gladly give
up their negroes to stop it.
Accounts from Little Rock report Price
as having retreated beyond Red River,
his cavalry only occupying Arkadelphia.
Maj. Gen. Ord passed through here
to-day Ell route for Louisville.
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FROM CAIRO.
Rebels Defeated at Coliicrville by Col.
Hatch---Lieut. Col. Loomis shot by
Major Hcrrod---Boats Attacked by
Gucrrillas.
Cairo. Nov !


BY the steamer Liberty, from Memphis.
which arrived this evening, we have dates
TO the morning of the 4th inst. From the
Bulletin of that date we learn the Con-
federates made another attack on the Nam
phis and Charleston railroadon the Sd
inst. COL Hatch, commanding there,
was ready to receive them. After brief
but sanguinary fight the Coulederates
were repulsed and several prisoners cap
tured, among them was Brig. Gen Geary
and thirteen Of his staff. No definite re-.
ports of the number wounded.
The steamer Rose Hamilton was fred
into by guerrillas OF. the 18th FIVE miles
below Desarc. The mate was danger
ously wounded. The gunboat Tioga
opened on the guerrillas, scattering them.
The Memphis Journal learns from the
steamer Des Moines, which arrived there
on the Sd inst, that the rebels entered
Pine Bluff and rundercd the stores.
ERcturns received indicate the 18Th
Congressional District will probably 90
Union.
Brig. Gen. Reid, commanding this
post, has issued General Order, No. 81.
forbidding merchants selling citizens
clothing to enlisted men in the military
and naval service, thereby enabling them
to desert. A violation of this order shall
be punished by fine and imprisonment at
the discretion of the Provost Marshal,
subject to the approval of the commander
of the post.
Memphis, Nov. Sit. COL LOOMS and
Maj. Herrod, of the 9th Illinois cavalry.
had an alteration at the supper table last
evening, at Germantown, Tennessee
Maj. Herrod fred four shots at Lit. Col.
Loomis as he left the table killing him in
stantly. Col. Hatch, of the I'd Iowa
cavalry, drew his sabre upon the soldiers
to prevent their lynching Major Herrod
upon the spot. The remains of 1t. Col.
LOOMS were brought to Memphis this
evening. Maj. Herrod also came in irons.
"A rebel force reported to be 500 strong,
made an attack upon ColliervilIe this
evening. Gen. Hurlbuts forces are NOV
ing to the support of the garrison there.