davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Another Appeal 70 the People from Dr

HUNTER Stand % fall. live or de. survive pr Oh,
An asi the coustitvtoa and OF the Uaits
saea hg last and fs<eserr Under u - In
U's fopsry. religious opinion sai m hOnea; pursuit
Ths ubo taks against n u selling The birth
~ their cldr~o Can American riu,rn vacl ate
with sh~ consttuso and ~ the
United states swch psose tan the siroux vi
rnca hintls rigging ieaers Of this ~lou gre u.s.
LEI million NortA~rn boys 10 a. aud reseue thou
honest. legal men souh, VITO st sls moment dare
uos tho nsx that they boT- soonto sbe - gis
them tie protec OF the awD that al IN oy here
DR. HUNTER. 40. Dvislce st,e~t. NV tors ~ snse
Is7a viii give sab advice Union soldiers viii
lie them fsuspe necessary camp lie with
ootrh hsF
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

r eurrys ov Isnirs voTE rAYya. nhsf Z, w.
ID - tst - sA.eses mfAs pssf " ttM'f Y. ~.
UgkL'~gs. =. sss1a stsse We fs@iss -
G14ss esrA.~
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

The Arabia Outward Hound.
HAuyAx. August 81, 1879.
Tho steamship Arabia from Boston arrived here at
O'Clock this morning. and sailed again Tor Liverpool
At two O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

II Aa-rxvHroxRsrons At cosr nous
"A N.~ssra srtA<ies sgn ally ksw. 81 n "a nAsArOhD
f.rr.t Rsssar. soopsr fnsssats
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

I)Jxos FRASER HALLErr.
NO 10 CHAMBERS srKrgr SEw YORK.
oprsR FoR SALE TO Tiig TgADEAr
MAsUyAcTUhEas PRICES,
THE HoAsyoRD sULrHITE ov LINZ,
ctcr eli tho ronnd, ss rr~rsrd
nlasr Professor Uorsfvf dirrstiOn BY #N#H
JAMES NICHOLS CO.
CHEni1rs. BOSTON fr
rAis saipaiio No s.na.e sreie a. saseriisa .si -
Commended By tho sisrovsrrr
PROFESSOR norsYoGD. or cAsBRIDGE
Ne csp furnish n n bottles Ia KEGS Of fco.h~
esh and In barrels q 90 Tbs. ssea
Psrles will pe.~- ssste Ia oeasrs arr mosi sapis
Is required.
DIxoN. FRASER HALLETr.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

nsnvies Fire snd BsrCisv PROOF safes.
Aso sshcsrs ani Psr,- SAFES sor silver tsss A. 4, Z,
kausy rue.i cornsr OF coisSr y'sss
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

.Oaesai Drawl~ga % shs Library Asso-
citation Company's Lottery q Ksasaekv.
Ezra. clsss 2.e-Ans.ss u. lsss
%, 70. a, 10, =; 81. o.: 50, y. "a, 8, ~.
As. u, Is, Is, Is, Is. !. 4. a. 80, 20, 81.
'''fs; sssScs. . ltis nss ss5 Managers. co-lasea Ky
PsSzes CssheA - All LsgaIsssa Lot
ssriesl-Iaforna,,os dives. Ios8PH bATEs, Broker.
nwsl street, room Ne J. ~
Prises Cashed In all Lsgaisssa Lotse-
''' X cTifiGs ! co. 10 Wan sr.. ron Soe
The Observed - All Observers ON tho
grand rromsssds q ssaoss sgrngs re sily hand
sSsa fsr s.r'sis sn 4 a,ssineaos .wss; VA. 1 sad
~ ibe 'ads>s We VIII wispsr.-N wss ops of KNOX 4
"a ss S. !. .' :s .ss .s $ 3 Z
-. 'sss. a sa..'.s s'ss. ss.E fs.iss.S. % e.
shon. Dc, A. ~ kouss. III
NADIA me Uemoresrs Graad Openir.x OF
ss, ssss; e III; &. S Is E.s.s el.sss:s iss.asS
,ss, sc ~s NJ rss'sss = ss.r rss.sss I:ss
aud ~ srosd~ =. eess~ rourh srrsi:
Carses 0s visSse rpr 81, "a na,oh,s
Cziey. sss sfosdsAt, ssar 0rsed street. n =
covsrnsse~a ,phesesyapA 80 sor enc
sl.s,s 6aa,si rrosa,a%Hs-Ww insssAssss - HoLNEs
Groysr = ysnss,s
- Brosd-ny srw fors,
rsnv zee Fire and BsrCisv PROOF ssf.s.
kap''s SuesA corner o. col's<r ys.s
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

Dn s.Ow.T "a ar sJs;if JsfrfGIes ,ss.as2 .S2Lr
sa%.. nS. ncsi. .s,s: s..s !. *. :: Sc. .--..
.I..s. ms.'s ..: ", as.:s.s .s.. sss .s ;''ss
oors, Fss .as ,s 80 nr ..s es -.
ss~,ss a. e sssps VI ss ,i s % s re: s
81 fatal psissss assyA. sassf s.ssp.ls's
..- de- ,s'';.i, q KS AZ nstilg lfi y;
sa.s..ss 10 NE, sss o,s.s s's.a. s.a
IL "sAs,. s,. .. nsn.f . .sns,sa gs.s.. s...-a J.
and f'''s ~ ~ '''' ssbwsr CO. tss.a-.s ..
prsRcrIex LAsrLs And IAos,ALL 4 rsps.
~ .e: 30 sa g'ei5s srss' Z sStf ;st r-e; s -s
v,xysLoyRs og ALL KINDS. ysR D. svsrfc.
- ss;ass .s,.I ssa s..s -. s. =
.sii+oss - s.ssiposLiS'ss II . ss..ss .'.-., 90 -
coon Will AND yirrrarr ron .Ly 90 Az
~ t.isg iienss. enAssA - - = ~ - saa psss
ssd prssiasss ba-nssa as..ss fssssls sss s-sas sl
g CO.. . w; H. -; - Ts ssss - az =: ''
r." BOILING esspe Al
w. rosI 80. rr -. 20. ,.s- Is.
IssSSssI IAAssscs2 s2 sS , ~ . Z: . e.. n
sr-s' Co.. ..s. ,.,s Ss q .s.' ,. r..s !. .s..s =
Pa
IHronrAxI :. 40 SaAL Carr. -riis-. yr-rgiA.
Etta NO. sns rs<~ ssSsd " ~ W. a DArfrf< fts
fAisN ass Lss.4ina nj -sts s,ss~s. asss . -
1TATon4 Orv,fOE Nhw YoRx JuLJ NJ Asi--
~ rr,1snsn ss-t. nssry Optyss says - ~ ~
z = = s :; ,.: I: :. "a '.: -: - :i:.
*. w r. -. ~ y ys,..s q = - Y s-s'. Z. y....
80. ". " s,'ss :. =. ,''s ''.. =. ...
~ q . 80. % a. s.sA - .. = 80 80.
| MksL sat agn sSstgn " ~ $3.50 ~gss.s - hesa
i WI =" 0hVkyg OrDfkE. nspsS.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

Tan, Fr~ck1~s, Sniiowness. Eruptions.
Spots Specks md all 3A B'etnshrs cured by COURAUDS
Italian Mcdiuatad SOAP, s5S Btoaiway
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

DIR. LiChthiii, 81 81. Marks place
(Eigh street, Second Third avenres) Oco
hours fron A. h.tiH JP Consultations on Deafness
arril nd n1l discasea u Ihh "a
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

Grover ~ yAnes's
FIRST rfENruM SEWING xAcH,HEa
80 Broadway. New yors,
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

InYoRIAxr 10 rfg IaAy.-J .yy AaD KAR pn
j vos n0scHziskkhss.wssas % 10 ,ss .-sSs o. :
s,ss sss.s7es Ss.s y ws 49, ss' ...s r.s x .s., =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Stute of Ohio, Vtnton Comfy

g s.: H:;;#$ ": s:5 #9 R:i'' Ss S:: q
Us.
Rsroni Hixon st al. Dcfts Order Of sale.
~uRsuANT TO tho command Of an order OF
sale in the above cause, 10 me directed from
tha Court of Common Pleas, of aforesaid county
Of yinton will offer at public sale, at the doOr
of the Court House, in tho Town oi MeArIhur'
in aforesaid county Of Vinton, on
Saturday the End day Of May 1863.
...ho bour of one o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the
fni,o,v;no real estate, to-wit: First, piece OF
,,,n,,nd Enowu as the northeast quarter, OF the
southeasL quarter Of Section No., twenty Ihlee,
T23Giu Township number nine SS,l OF Range
number nineteen. (l9) containing Forty three ana
s,oupd known as the Solth east quarter OF the
Sson,h east Quarter OF Section number twenty
tbreo. (2S in Township number nine, (9,) Of
Range number nineteen, 70, containing Forty,
three and three bundredths acres AlsoJ AL
that piece OF ground known as the noith- west
quarter Of the southeast uaTter, OF Sectoh
number twenty-three' (23, in Township mum
Der nine, (9,) Of Range number nineteen, (lg)
1on,alnins rorty-three and three hundredths
acres. Also, oil that piece Of ground known as
ina sonth. west quarter Of the north west quar-
ter of Section number twenty-five, (zz,l In
Townsnip number nine, (9OOf Range nuToel
nineteen, (l9, containing Forty acres Also
All that piece Of ofground known as the norm. eas
quarter of the southeast 9uarter, OF seer iol
number twenty (2l, in IownshiP nuihDel
nine, (9,) of Range number min eteen, W. con
taining Forty acres. Also, all that piece
sronni. part Of the northwest quarter OF salC
soutb.east ou arter, of Section number twenty
one, (2l, as follows, to-wit Beglnlng atth'
Sout6 east cornor of said quarter, OF the guar
Tar last aforesaid the nee north with the quar-
lima 10 tho north east corner Of said north ives
quarter, Of said southeast quarter OF section
thence southwardly, following the meanderlng
of the crack to o willow and two birches, (heinl
seventy 1--WE rods more or less, thence to the plac
ofbeyining, containing hYe acres moro or less
Containing two hundred and sixteen acres NOR
Taken as tho property Of Benoni hixon, I
astisfy three decrees of aforesaid Court, Que u
favor of the Muskingum Branch, OF the Stat
Bank of Ohio, at Zansville, one in hvor Georg
Arganbright, and one In favor OF Abraham
Cox.
Appraised as follows tc-wit: The NE.
The S'F. at four hundred dollars, the S. L. ofth
S.E. attwo hundred and sevety five dollars, an
theN,W, of the S. e, at one hundred and sev
enty-6yedoIars ia Section number twenty .tAre
Township number nine, Range number nine
teen. Tie S,W.. ofthe NV, at two hundre
and 6fty dollars, the NE. ofthe Sc, in Sectio
number two ty one at two hundred and fifI
dollars and the FIVE scres a. fifty dollars, al
must bring two thirds Of said sums.
TERMSOF SALE, cash in hand.
NcCLIsrIcx a SMITH ARCH. NORRIS.
Atys. or Pltff. Sbff, V. &c. o
April End ls63,-5w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
January 8 1S63--1yr
n OTTO E,
TO TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS AND
TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES.
By the 2ud. section ofthe "Act for the relief
of the soldiers and marines in the State and the
United States vice. passed March 81 1862
1t is required of Assessors 10 take an enumeration
of all Soldiers and marines, enlisted in Vinton
county. The said section reads as follows.
DUTIES OF ASSESSORS AND TRUSTEES.
SEo. 2. 1t shall be the duty fths assessors,
u the several wards, election districts and town
ships in the State when they are making the
assessment Of eighteen hundred and siSty-three,
to take an enumeration, by name Of all the SOL
diers and marines who are in the service of the
State or United States, from their seTsral wards
townships, and election districts, being residents
therein when entering said service; naming the
company and regimentto which they belong,
and make an accurate return, under oath, to the
trustees of their respective townships, w9rds,
al election districts, designating these who
have families aud those who have not, and w,nere
there are families; the number, Eek and aoes
naming such as are neccessitous; and IL shall he
the duty Of said trustees to re wise che same. in
serting such names as may he We peen on;tted
and return such revised enumeration TO the An
ditors oftheir counties Cn or before the third
Monday Of May eighteen hundred and sixty
three. Persons VINO have died or been disabled
in the service, shall be included n this enumer-
alton. This act shall not apply to the families Of
| OI any rOlulerOr marine VINO mas Deen dSh0n-
orably dismissed, or deserted the service"
The Assessor Of each Township, will include
all persons as Presidents therein when enterir +,
said service,n who Mt the time Of entering tbs
service actually resided in the township card O,
distrist without reference to tbs len 9Th of snri
residence bu. exclude those who were there fol
a merely temporary purpose, or came to enlist il
the service.
"Persons v no have died or been disabled in
the service, !, iuelu3e all who died in hospital, in
camp, on the oattle field, or elsewhere, while
subject to sr,ch orders.
l am requested by the Auditor Of State to i'm.
press upon the Assessors the necessity Of accur.
acy, 80 that no names may be either enormously
omitted or improperly added. This is necessary
to secure ajust and equitable distribution of th
, boInty provided by the act.
, The Assessors are aso required to take an Al
} phabetical enumeration OF all male citizens
! over 81 years of age without regard to color.
J A. N. C0ZAD,
/ April 18th ls63-4w Audr. V. Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IL b1bl ~ OAAA AL5'
STATE Of Ohio, VintOs County.
John Karr Executor Of (Pltf.l In Court of
Simeh Dolen deceased Common
ogainst Pleas.
Alice Quinn AdmiG.
tratrix Of Patrick , Def. a.,
Quinn deceased, oiuef oiHle
DURSUANT to the command oil an orlel
l. olRle in the above cause 10 me direct
ed from the Court of Common Pleas, oil the
aforesaid County of Vinton, will offer a.
public sale, at the door of the Court House
in tho Town Of Macarthur, in aforesaid
County Of Vinton, on
Saturday May 9th d. D. 1868
At the hour Of one o'clock PM, of said day
the following Real estate to-wit: The
southwest quarter and part Of the northeast
quarter Of Section number twenty-seven
(27.) in Township number eight, (s,l o.
Range number sixteen, (l6) Of the Ohio
Company purchase containing two hundred
and seventy acres, be the same more or less
Taken as the property Of Patrick Quinn
deceased TO satisfy Judgement Of aforesaid
CGurt in favor of John Kan Executor o
Simon Do!en deceased.
Appraised as follows to-wit: Twenty
seven hundred dollars, and mnst bring two
thirds OF that sum.
TRRMS0F SALE, Cash in hand.
BINGHAM Pltff. ATTY. ARCH NORRIS,
April 9th l963,-5w Stiff. V.CO. o
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
SlIEkIFF0S SALE.

OH u M L . . a LIE
STATE IF Ohio, FiatOn County.
John j. Cozad, Plttfl In Court Of
John Swain ct al. Dofts.j Order Of sale
DURSU ANT to tho command of an order of
i sale in the above cause to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, ofthe aforsaid Coun-
ty of Vinton, | will offer at public sale, at the
door Of the Court House, in the Town Of Near
thur, in aforesaid County of Vinton, on
Saturday the 18th day Of May, A.D. 1863
At the hour Of ten o'clock AM, of said day 1.-The
east quarter ofthe south-west quarter Of Section
number thirty-three, 49,, of Township number
nine (9,) of Range number nineteen, (l9,) and
also the cast half of che west quarter of the south
west quarter of Section number thirty three
(33) in Township number nine, (9, of Range
number nineteen, (l9,) being twenty, Of the sec
ton aforesaid beginning at the north east corner
at stone from thence west one hundred ant
twenty rods to the middle Of the creek thence W
said creek forty-two rods on the south side o
said creek TO q stone thence south to the line
thence east one hundred & seventeen rods to tn
line thence eighty rods 10 the place of hegininj
containing Sixty acres more or less. Also tn
west half Ofthe northwest quarter Of the sou:l
west quarter of Section number thirty three, SO
and also the north east quarter ofthe south-eas
quarter ofSection number thirty two Townshi
number nin2, (s,l of Range number nineteer
| (I9,) containing forty acres more or less.
Taken as the property Of John Swain ct a
10 tatisfy aJudgemont Of aforesaid Court, in ia
vor Of JohnJ. Cozad.
Appraised as follows, to-wit: Twelve hun
red dollars, and must bring two. thirds Of thl
d m.
81 ERMS OF SALE, Cash in haud.
| BINGHAM HEwITT & ARCH. NORRIS,
AyJva for pIIA Gle n n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
SWEET POTA70B PLAN rs
FO r SA LIE,

Iwish to notify the citizens Of Vinton
county, that | am prepared to furnish any
quantity of Sweet Potatoe Plants That may
be required. The sets are OF the finest quail.
ty of Potatoes. ] refer to Judge Hewitt,
F. Shades. VIM. Gold, E. B. Clark, Judge
Kaler and Z. A. Bratton, who have used ol
the Potatoes for several years past. Send
in orders in time. as they will be ready for
planting any time from the goth Of April to
the goth Of June. Address me at Prattsvills
Vnton Co. Ohio INC. NJ ANDERSON
Anr;l 2nd lS63--6w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
For 1868.

rTHE June Dupli Gates are made ont, and I am
i prepared TO receive the last hslfof the Taxes
for the year 1852. Tax Payers will consult their
convenience by paying early In order to avoid
of june. Treasury Notes, Ohio Bank Paper,
and Bank Of the State of Indiana will be rsceiy.
cd for Taxes iW HENRY REYNOLDS
April End lsse--sw. Trsss. Y.Ce. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31

Advertise 10 The Jasper Conrier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31
HON. q. l. vAI1AN DiGHAMS
RfccRD rS
Ab liticn, Slavery srd the Civil War.

NJ i4t4tLs 4tst =
IVV,HIS YORK co. fsirs complete srd o..
i .urs,e =. PIES ~ NJ. vA;iAApienAn's
Imnnsipsl ~ ssshss. - ths sutjec's sbovs
Alsc rs,,s ~ many c'lsr Sreeehss .
s,,h iete,s. i,sid. re vrtss, etc, ste. Tbs
wr,k hrs teen carefully scifsd srt 10 b.
n. ~ 70 present. fsirlv and correctly. its
aa,i,,~a y r, ID md ~, iiisn Of nsn = hose
was. H. y. 10 ion a. ihs rsuses 81 cus NJ.
,r.uhles. snd The right vemtdiss Tor
sre s'rrctine an extraordinary
mount ~ public attention.
TIL. ~oik i ~ rnod, substantial paper.
$40 rsres isrg- svo. ard 10 csnsmertsd
lain = very fnelv ~ cn'sc end engraved
iTt.rsrA Mr.. vs.i, rdirhsm.
PErcf- P~:.v s"v4r- 20 res's; Cloth 81
d.f,srd rs Mail ~ Eypres. prepaid. -
iree.frf o. ~ Ifire.
Nhct-sfs- Pnrer Cover IS per desss.
Cab Sc Trnnrrorisiirn =" Dc paid ~
pprc. s-r.
. SAM orders. ~i'h Tho mcrsy sseiee-
~. ~ G lumh,,. ~ ". sd,,ssssd = J ".
Rte. c. or, IL Co. Nedsrr. cmrs -
lTht Cri.r. Ma-rf - -"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31
ONLY Sl.25
A YEAR IN CLUES Or -FOUR
Arihur's Home Magazine
., Oh

A.. XXI. .nd XXii. Eiiied ~ J. )
ARruUs .nd v,nsiSIAF r"ws-tsD.
C.n.n-N y-i-,-. ~%,"slrr. + c'fs fs~'i-
~. Steel s.d Wa T. growing. N~r"'--
..,k pstyr.. N grsa. rsr~'v. : n"ihsf-'
D-o.r,m-rt.C riirru'- ID -ps-'men',i ~ u-~
s..p-r-' sna H-.nh Drpattm"n's. ~hh
..i,.rss, r.v,.ss and ~ the sccr.s'ri~s -
\. i~-i-cs-<- NJ. zn-.
III. Las,'- Box o-afs this ns'''r'ns
-t,m.nv ~ 'h- character VI ARTHUR :
II MI uAsAziSE:-
.sA-N- 49, nfirn b-iars sand. - WIFE
out controversy. ,h- b = 81 masnzi"f ou"
litsl,ea a. NJ 4 untp. ~ ans- y ~ s"""g
lly u,-p,k.n '-stnsny .srryahrf' 49,
~ n. ov-ss W. kuo~ ~ M perfumes
rhs, 80 xalt \ --fves ~ prat-s hrs'"~r"'
rne .d,t,r- NV ire nn " n 'rf-" ~.
I. ,.n m ...tn. . rirn "a r-fs's -
q "a 4, their ~ tirr-. rh-ir snsk - 2
i,rIls m ~ The sa,dsrd ~ ~ " ir"m -. 4
/, 80, luli. se, .lwsy- tuii ~ instruction N
W. h,v. nf,.n s.ii. nd rsse ~ = - in, iHr
III shauli make a ysr ~ A.~ reAd"iE n '"'
~oy.pl.. ,n.g 10 ni. ~ 'tr ft''Hf- NV
,..a n.i -. ,k; n.ir nsnes sfe iv Tl-t'tvi'
ward. ~ aver fh- srnn'fv. ~ th.tr = ri
10 peri ,slc-i esq nj 20 r~ssh me hign'-
mint ~ .x.-ll-nr.
Anrs ~ru.t. ~ L =. Av-Hrs. III NJ
XII .. r.Wr. At4utb-~ ~pffttF'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31
oiEiclRs CT IuIols COUNTY.

Clerk HskRy A. holTIArs.
Auditor JoHk AEHkikckK.
Tr-s-uret- IHkoDs a. S~uaIlLNAnB.
Recorder Atctsr Li7sehSI.
Sheriff JrHS WKibFL.
tororsr- -CESELIs Macs.
Sur..,.r > NilLfAhs-
VIZ u bkktA, Commissioners.
X Al DAVIS.
OFFICERS or rowrsniB.
Jueu.es- Sebastian KusLisr. n. Kseies.
). Roee.
Trusses-M Keefes.
Constables-A. Eckert, II. Endheisa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31
.OUT IN TIE WORLD
Rare A. Elegant PscnniHin-

W. IN
Rare A. Elegant Premiums
-ea, IL 81 aho make ur Cinb-:-l. =
49, pnafn-rnphir r.ov - hat -pie"us'
.rg..s,o. .>HAKsrE RI a . MS rprEnf-
sRAs.ss" 2 A irry ph"-"grsph'c r"ps
,,,, /. engraving ~ H~nairg'rn'< siehvai-
"a p,rt.r.. MsRcy's DaEAN" 3. a simila'
copy ~ Hrrrirg's "GLinf-E ~ - EscL's"
|HomssrsAp."
TERms SO wear. in sdvsrre. snd -
p,sminm plat. Ts- copies. 81. Three 20
la. F.mrf.r IS. z ,h', ,"d one "gr''er
10 ~ cluh $40 O,- Of me %p,emiu" "'a'r-
X. s.n, /. -s-rr g. Ter up O. : clnh- small -
-. Three rpd -,-m : mus, b. cent 10
nav ~. po.lsga On .srh premium.
Address r. =. ARTHUR x CO.,
333 w,'na' S',sa'. P,''-ds'rhi-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31

~ FRs@pmAs, J .-pvf;
rRxp HOFFMAN. Hsrb,son Township;
ions L.. II FfxAE. Colombia To~rshipi
GO n FFMAs. ~ srbison Tcw nship;
Csc r SHuRrz F~rrdinsrd;
JcnsG BscKxA. F.rdinsnd;
ERKsr ~ KHAFpr, Hunsingsbvrg;
L Il. TAYLOR, Iceland;
end bv Drug lists & Merchants yer who're
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-10-31

Justices Blanks.
GOOD supply nj Iusfices' Blanks CON
n s.antly on hsnh snd fov sale low ~ IN.
COURIER OFFICE
ALO on. LAMPS. CHiMrEYs an 3 AIDES
~ NJ The is'ss, style, inr ssle by
o., 81. 1868. Jos FREArnAr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-10

prevent depreciation, and Though the assignats
were secured by the public lands. The paper
money issued in our own Revolutionary war
shared q similar fate when the quantity Of il
became extremely excessive. Though It was
secured by the public faith and the public land
was pledged for its payment, and though Wash
ington, Franklin and the other statesmen Of the
time did their utmost to prevent the catastro-
phe, it fell so low in value that it required
bushel basket full of the continental money"
as it was called, to pay for pair Of boots.
II, with these examples before him, Mr.. Chase
persists in making fresh issues Of paper, without
making provision for specie payment on de-
mand, his greenbacks will Inevitably 60 the
way of all such money and the sufferings Of tho
people will equal the calamities endured by
the French till Napoleon provided the sovereign
remedy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-10

THE REBELLION Has TOUCHED BorToM-
While only one-fourth of the able-bodied white
men Of the loyal States between eighteen and
forty-6ve capable Of bearing arms have been
drawn into the military service to put down
the rebellion, we think it an established fact,
from all the Information we have before us,
that the conscriptions of JEFF Davis have
CLEANED the rebellious States Of all the able
bodied white men between sixteen and fifty
years Of age which they can possibly spare
without literally starving the rebel armies and
the most Of the population Of the cotton States
Press gangs in those States hunting up delin-
quent conscripts and refugees, and military ex-
petitions for the capture or determination or
expulsion Of refractory Unionists, are the order
of the day. We might produce numerous spe-
cifcations Of such proceedings of late, from
North Carolina to Arkansas if we had the space
for them We are satisfied that, SO far as the
reinforcement Of his armies is concerned, jeff
Davis has touched bottom, and that we have
only to break up the rebel armies now in the
field in order to break up the rebellion, root
and branch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-10

OR STATE LEGisr.yrrRE AND THE Coin
QrEsrIoS.--The Legislature OF New York
may now 40 2 ~ Of work which Will 10 equal
TO the saving OF hundreds Of millions Of money
to the government and The people, Ia the passage
Of law regulating the operations OF our State
banks in the important article OF gold. Such
an act win cover multitude of sins in smaller
matters, and 10 expected BY the PEOPLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-10

Tug curERHEADs BoTuERED-One Of the
comprehend journals OF this city denounced in
advance the late Cooper Institute Union meet
ing az an abolition concern, while another cop
pcrhcad Journal after the meeting, says that
this gathering was dependent upon the demo-
Gratis for lis principal speakers--James \. Bra
dy. Judge Daily and John Van Buren,. That
will do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-10

THE rNDrASoLA.--Tt appears, after all, that
the gunboat Indianola has not been destroyed,
but that she lies in the mud, and that the rebels
are working like beavers to get her anoat again.
We trust, however, that Admiral Porter (after
the fashion Of Captain Wcrden IN bis treatment
Of the rebel steamer Nashville) will duly at
tend to the Indianola, and put.all doubts and
conjectures 10 an end NJ 10 her fate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-10


ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
NIBLos GARDEN. Brsadway-sArAs.LL
wALLACKs THEATRE Broadway.-YAm HEART
NxyxR Won FAIR IAApY-YouTHEUL QUEEN.
WINTER GARDEN. BrOadway.-NrLL owrSr.
LAURA KEENEs THEATRE, Broadway-LorrsRY
TicKET-FAIR ONE With TEE GOLDEN LOCKS.
NEW BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-PAuL CLuroRp-
MY PoLL-aRACn HUNTLEY.
BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-AxBrrroS-Ros Err
TRICK VALE
BARNUM8 AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway.-MrNNfx
WARREN. Con- MUTT LIVING HIPP0POTAxUs. &c. at all
hours-TixE TaIEs ALL-Afternoon and Evening
BRYANTs MINSTRELs. Mechanics Hall. l72 Broad
way.-ETHIopIAN SoNcs BuRLEsQURs, DANCxA &c.-How
ARE You, GREENBAcKsY
WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 6ll Broadway.-ErzIoPIAx
Songs. DANCES. &c.-GRAsD DAD JOE.
IRVING HALL, Irving place.-CARLorTI PATHS Con-
BROADWAY MENAGERIE, Broadway. LIVING WILD
ASIMALs-PERToRxISG ELErHASrs-CoMIc MULES, &c.
AMERICAN THEATRE, No. ~ Broadway BALIxIs,
FiNToxrAxs. BURLxsouna 10.
PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS. 56s Broadway
Oren daily from 10 A. NJ. till l0P. n.
HOOLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn.-RrnrorrAS
SONGS. DAScys. BuRLEsouEs. &c
Now York, Tuesday, March 10, 1853.