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caroi "a ATS Of nine ymrr standing anu
81. yitus dance Of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was c''''
sflcr his ile-h had almost ws.sica away.
The doctors pronounced the case 'ncu'A-
ANOTHER was cured of Fever ard NSuo
Co.. srx;nr every medicine in his reach.
AuofHER was cured 81 Fever So'o
,.,.;.h MA existed fourteen years.
AroTHxR Of rheumatism q e'sns
s' s,ases innumcrablc Of Dyspepsia sn Y:
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

NOTICE il hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed sdm'n's"s'
tor OF the estate Of Jessie Williams deceased
late Of Dubois county. Said eslsss 70 sSP
posed 10 be solvent.
lian24 JONATHAN WILLIAMS admf
/ Adams g. Buettnes, attys.
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n GOOD supply o. Justices bianhs n, ,hc
SANITY on hand and fec sale l"~
COURIER OFFICE.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NIOTiCE 10 hereby given that will sell
IN at public auction. ON Saturday. sne a4'n
day Of February 1858 a the residences =,
Jessie Williams deceased, oil hls persons
property, consisting Of one Mares Corn
Pink &c.
"a credit Of O months will be given on 81
eums over three dollars. the purchaser g'v'
linz his note with approved security waving
valuation md superintendent laws.
JONATHAN WILLIAMS, admr.
| January ~. 1858.
| Adams a. Bucttner. stsys.
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1.IST OF |. LETTERS.

TDEMAjNING IN the Post Office a. Jas
Ii Der, Dubois County. State Of Indiana.
which II not called for. on OF before me
1lst or March next, will he sent 10 the dead
Letter Office, Post Office Department, wash
inrton City, District CoIumbis.
|Brenton, r. NJ Bornheiser. Chr,ssh' :
Bmhmer. Harman. Gseke, Elisabeth.
Twaney, Timothy. 2
M. FRIEDMAN, p. N. !
Jssper, Ind, January "a. 1868
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NOTItE Ut fNo0I
a # the Janusry term Of the Court o. Com
~ mon Pleas OF Dubois County the Estate
Of Wins Bearline. deceased was declared
probably insolvent.
Creditors are therefore notified that shs
some will he settled accordingly.
Jasper, January "a. 1888:
Adams e. Bueftner, Attys.
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Ne HAOOA WINS

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tbrt have ever been Introduced. 49,
TT Thcy act % directly upon the Liver !.
..;.;.r th.t organ 20 such an extent -
,hst she sysiem dos not relapse ,n." y, y
s.-'.'r condition, which j. tco A.. 70 "
Dc cn.c with simply purgaise PM
They are really a
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NO~lEt no MOvG.
FOR SALE By

M. FRxADmAs, jasper;
FRsp HorvsAH, HARRISON Tornsn'r.
ions L. HorrnAS, CciumbIs fc.ns"P'
t;Eo. TIrrrmAs, HARRISON Tow nsh'P'
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Erssr B. PrcKmARpr, HustiDgsbcrg;
l.. K. TAYLOR. Ireland;
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Fight in North Carolina.

NEW YoRk, Sept. 25.-A Herald letter.
dated Newbern 18th, says:
Last night contraband came in and re-
ported fighting going on in Raleigh between
the Unionists and rebel troops, as previous.
" reported. 5000 conscript dessrters and
Unionists are few miles north of Raleigh,
ready to advance TO the assistance OF their
friends.
The Richmond Despatch Of the 18th says
the capture of East Tennessee is the hard.
est blow that has been struck since Inc
beginning of the war. Two-thirds OF ou'
nitrs beds lie in the region and large pro-
portion of the coal which supplies our foun'
dries. We wait to see Chattanooga re
taken before we give way to JOY.
The Wing of the Esd has the following
The Mobile Tribune Of Tuesday says, ias'
Saturday the enemy shelled 9fanls ~
The movement was fseler, but was unsuc
cessful. 1t 10 evident they will soon make
q movement AGAINST Mobile.
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IELEGRlPH|(..
Upto 9 O'Clock. "A. M.
Rebel News.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 23.-The Rich
mopd Examiner of the 2lst contains tn
following: p -
ATLANTA, Sept. 19.-This morning heav.
artillery firing opened at daybreak atRlDg
gold. and continued until the trains LETT
The trains run to within three miles o
Ringgold. All the bridges between Their
and Chattanooga are destroyed.
Quiet prevailed in the Mississippi lie
partmept up to Sept. Goth.
Gen. Magruder was at Houston, very sick
CHARLESTON, Sept. 20.-Nothing unusua
has transpred. The enemy's works OF
Morris Island are rapidly increasing in ex
tent and strength.
ATLANTA, Sept. l8.-Reports from differ
ent sources concur in stating that Rose
Grams has been heavily reinforced by troops
from Grants army.
Rosecrans forces are retreating on Chat
tanooga, closely followed. The railroad is
clear to Cleveland.
The Richmond Dispatch has the follow
ing:
zoLL1coFrER, Sept 20-1o Gen. S. Cros-
sen: The enemy made a demonstration on
US here yesterday and were repnlsed. My
cavalry followed them to Blountsville, six
miles from here. Their force engaged to
day is believed to have been not less than
1000, all mounted, with SIX pieces of artil-
lery. Five other regiments are reported to
be between Jonesboro and the Wautoga
bridge; but they had not engaged my force
at the latter place this afternoon.
[Signed sAM'L JONES, Maj. Genl'
BRIsroL, Sept. 2l.-After the enemy re,
treated yesterday, our cavalry went in pur
suit and came up with them this morning
two miles below Brownsville, where they
encamped last night 1t is reported by q
courier Just arrive d that the enemy again
advanced from huntsville in this direction,
with the intention of making flank move,
ment via this place.
Five federal cavalry dashsd into this place
Sunday night and burned the building oc
cupied for commissary stores. They also
burned the rsiroad bridge on Virginia d
Tennessee Railroad and the trestle bridge
On the same rosd, miles from here. Train:
will pass over the road tomorrow.
RICHMOND, Tuesday morning, 22d.-Not
collision has been predicted
between Meade and Lee for several days
past parties Immediately from the army
report the enemy as quiet. There is an oc
casional cavalry skirmlsh.
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From the Army Of the Potomac
A special to the Tribune says:

A special to the Tribune says:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
Sept. 24.-Up to the evening of the 22d,
Gen. Fitzpatrick had occupied Madison 9.
r., after having driven the advance pickets
of the enemy, through capturing 3 and los
ing l. After having driven them from every
road leading from Madison G. Ii. in the di-
rection of the Rapidan for two miles, Kill
patrick posted his guard and rested his COM
mand.
During the night Gen. Buford, who had
command of a reconnaissance, came on with
his division and also posted his command In
and around the village.
From prisoners taken the day before, we
learned that two brigades Of rebel cavalry
were on this side of the Rapidan along the
main road leading from Madison G: H..
Three roads leave for the Rapidan. Buford
despatched his force so as to surround the
enemy and capture him without severe
engagement. To accomplish this object he
sent Fitzpatrick to the right Of Gordons-
Vile road, Gen. Derins, commanding Hoods
brigade Of his own division, to the left, and
the first brigade, Col. Chapman down the
Mnrtinsville road, to make an attack in front
and centre.
Fitzpatrick reached the river without meet
ing the enemy, but in order to dnd them
sent one portion across, but few of whom
have returned and they probably will not
until exchanged as prisoners of war. With
the main portion of his division he moved
down the north bank of the Rapidan, until
hearing rapid firing on the Gordonsvllle
road, he galloped to the aid of Chapman,
who seemed to be wholly engaged. Col
Chapman, whose command consisted OF the
9th Ills, Sd Ind. and 9Th n. Y, went
down the Gordonsville road, and when
within four miles of the Rapidan
suddenly came in contact with the old brig.
AIDES of Genls Jones and Hampton. Col
Chapman determined to risk an engagement
trusting to Gen. Buford to come TO his AID.
A series of brilliant charges were then
made which lasted from 2 o'clock until
sunset Col. Chapman whipped these ola
rebel brigades, killed between 40 and oO
and captured IS prisoners. Among them
we're several officers, one Lieut.. Colonel, one
Major aud several Captains aud sent the
rest flying at the highest speed to the south
bank Of the Rapidan. Gen. Fitzpatrick who
came up in the rear of this flying force Is
said to have captured about SO men before
they reached the river on the lett. oen.
Devins was equally successful. The object
for which the reconnaissance was made
having been successfully accomplished Gen
Bulord returned He met the old brigade
of Gen. Lee, fought them for two hours
aid killed and wounded between 80 and ~
and brought away 60 prisossrs. In all oil
these severe fights our loss was compare,
lively small.
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New YORK, Sept. 25-Henry Birch who
has been in prisoner in Richmond since
March last. and just released, writes let
ter to the Herald containing the following
items:
A Clerk in the War Department, rela,
tive of Secratory Miller, assured me that
they have nine iron-clads being construct
ed in Europe, FIVE of which would be ready
for sea early in October. | was informed
by the private secretary of Mr.. Benjamin,
that despatcbes have been received at tbe
State Department from Mr.. Slidell contain
ing the positive assurance that the Confed
eracy would be recognized by France on
or before the 10th of January 1854.
known that jeff Davis and all the lead
ing rebels regard Richmond as the heart
of the Oonfedercy, without which it would
quickly die.
The report that jeff Davis is about to
call out several hundred thousand negroes
is probably not without some foundation.
The propriety and efficiency of such a
measure has been the subject and discuss
ION in the rebel Cabinet for several months
past.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Telegrams up to
2 o'clock P. NJ, yesterday, from General
Rosecrsns, give additional assurance that
his position can be assaild only by regular
seige.
The purpose Of Gen. Rosscrans seems to
be to resume offensive operations as soon
the reinforcemsnts, including Gen. Burns
sides troops, now on the way, reach him.
The most of the rebel infantry are in
Chattanooga valley.
A division of rebel cavalry advanced
Yesterday, or day before, from Stevens
Gap, threatening Union regiment guard
ing one of our signal stations; whereupon,
the regiment in question retired from its
elevated position on the extreme front, be-
fore it bould be attacked.
Gen. Rosecrans expresses the earnest
wish that General Bragg will venture a
prompt attack upon upon, but is of opinion
that it will not be made. \
All was quiet along his lines at o'clock
P. M. Yesterday.
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A MELoN.cHoLY OccuRRHNcE.-Many
rood Joke, for the want of faithful chron'
iclsr, is permitted to waste it' sweetness
., tbe desert air." We have heard of one
lately, which came very near being lost IN
oblivion. on account of the parties concern
id not having made it known. 1t seems
that on one of the evenings of this week.
a ANAL party went out for ramble, to Be
fr.e from the smoke and dust of the city
and to hold sweet communion with the
beauties of nature. Time passes rapidly on
such occasions, and the evening shades had
heightened into darkness ere the party be.
gan their return. On their way, one of them
proposed, by way Of joke, that they pro
vide themselves with two or three water
melons from a nsighboring patch. The
suggestion was adopted, and they soor
slambsred over the fence aud took posses
sion of two or three of the productions o
the aforesaid patch. The party then jour
neyed along in the darkness, discussing tn
merit, of the captured" fruit, agitating tn
onest;ons of who should have the frs
stake" and of what the proprietor woul'
.,v should he find them out, etc. Finally
be;ug near the city, they put them unds
cover and so entered room to enjoy them
Knives and plates were bro Aght, the treas
urs, brought to the light, and 1t was dis
ooysred that they had been pilfering an
carving of two OF three pumpkins Of tn
nsapest order,
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FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. A.-The flag
Of truce bost has arrived at CITY POINT
with 800 prisoners Of war. lIlb s.
The Richmond Wing of Sept, sd has
been received Its editorial claims Nc
tory in Northern Alabama for Bragg. but
in conclusion says: We suppress our exul-
tation at the thought of what yet remains
to be done, and the possibility of losing all
that has been gained by failing to complete
the work. Situated as Rosecrsns is, the
victory that does not dispense or Capture
his whole army is lost opportunity. 1.-The
is permitted to hold Chattanooga, then our
victory will be without profit, and We have
only to mourn thaa so many brave soldiers
have died in vain, and chiefly that the gal
liant Herd has sealed his faith with his
life.
Rosecrans must not only be beaten int
battle, but he must be driven from East
Ten, otherwise the battle had as well no
been fought. If this strong hold Is not
wrenched from him nowssit will hardly be
hereafter. If he holds it he holds point
"dappue' from which he may at any time
strike at the very vitals of the Corfeder-
acy, in REGION OF country, too, that is pes
telent with dlsafection, that needs only
the presence Of the Yankee army to ripen
into full bloom treason. He holds the
country that must supply wheat for our
army, nitre for our powder mills, land coal
and iron for many of our manufacturing
establishments.
The possession of that country is
of indisputable necessity to us. 1t is the
prize for which Bragg is contsnding until
ne has won. We can but rejoice with
fear and trembling over what he has done,
should he win it, will be the super-best
achievement of tho wars
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The BENEFIT of Prof Anderson was well
attended. and all seemed highly entertained.
As We glanced round the assembly, the
contrast forced itself painfully upon our
minds between such spectacle and the
harsh clapgor of arms, with all the terrible
experiences of civil strife. Could it be pos
sible, we thought, that those thus interested
in scenes
$50 'cMore suited to shepherds tale"
could be engaged in terrible war.
To night is the last opportunity of wit
Messing this inimitable entertainment. Go
early.
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Mr.. JAMES O.. WATSON. of Ann Arbor,
Michigan, discovered new planet on the
morning of the 18th inst Its right ascen-
sion is fifty mine minutes (time. and its
doclination nine degrees and fifty minutes
north. The motion indicates that the new
planet belongs to the group between Mars
and Jupiter 1t shines like star of the
tenth magnitude.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-26

AMONG the exempted" in Vermont i'a
man who bs, studied the scriptures to I'D.
vantage. A thrifty young. farmer OF q
neiehoring town presented himself before
the Provost Marshal, at Rutland, in the
plti.bls grab of poverty and in the .,:am !:
.d.chsr.cter of on idiot Hisdistingsi4Aing
9demeanor made the easily duped omcsr
only too ready to waive any further szamin-
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LOUISVILLE, Sept 25!-Scraps Of informa.
ton from passengers just arrived lead to
the belief that Slsmmsr's corps, from
Grants army joined Rosecrans Oh Tuesday
or Wednesday, and that Burnside's corps
has more recently effected junction.
"Grspsvine' reports prevalent tonight
in tho streets say Burnside's force has bsen
overtbrown, but nothing has passed over
the wires to day indicating such al event.
and il IL undoubtedly false.
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THANKs.-We return our most sincere
thanks to Messrs W. T. Jones, John Moore,
and A. R. Angle three of the gentlem anly
Conductors on. the Central Ohio Rail
road, for thanks received
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alton, and the successful patriot, instead
Of going to the war Of extermatiou, which
he had heretofore SO strongly advocated,
returned to his farm and sent bis crop Of
wool to market. He thinks the war good
thing with wool at6ocents per pound,
and he thinks the best passagein the script
ures for his purposes to be lst Samuel, xxi.
IA. tFiFfN TF e. i
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New YoRk, Sept. 25.-We have already
recorded the sinking in Charleston harbor
of the famous rebel steamer Sumter alias
Gibralter, but have been unable to learn
wheaher the sinking was from shots fired
by friends or foe. The Omaha Gazette
clears up this mystery as the editor learns
that she was fred into by Fort Moultrie.-
The rebels there had probably mistaken her
for a federal man-of war The same au-
therity says that there were $50 persons on
board at the time. All but about 20 were
saved.
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IT having been ascertrined that able
bodied men, after passing as substitutes,
have sent to the general rendezvous others
disqualified for military service, but an
swsring to the same name, the Provost
Marshal General directs that Provost Mar
shals be held responsible for delivering the
identical men who passed examination.
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DEAD.-Mr. Moses L. Ward, for many
years employed as mate on the steamer Ba-
ker, died day or two since in Kentucky.
HIS remains were yesterday taken to Sun
fish on the steamer Rather.
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New YORK, Sept. 25.-The Commercials
Washing ton letter says:
General Patrick, Provost Marshal Gen'l
of the army, is about to take the field
Brig. Gen. Perry has been rendered the
Provost Marshalship in General Patrick's
place.
There is great confidence felt in the army
if an advance is made, that it will be in
syery way successful.
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New YORK, Sept. 25.-The prize steamer
Juno arrived tonight. She was captured
Sept. 22d off Wilmington, N. c., by the
gunboat Connecticut after four hours chase,
during which time the Connecticut fired 80
rounds of shells and shot. The Juno threw
overheard part of her cargo of cotton. She
is an IRON plated side.wheel, built at Bristol
England. She ia 10 years old and her en-
gines are 400 horse power. Her cargo con
sists Of 200 bales of cotton, three tons Of
tobacco and small quantity of turpentine
which together with the vessel is valued al
$4,000
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-A telegram from
Rogscrans, dated last night, says he made a
reconnaissance in force along the enemy's
lines yesterday morning, and found him In
orce. The enemy did not resist the ad
vance of our accommodating column, which
returned to its quarters after having &C.
complished the object of the movement,
which proved of considerable importance.
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THERE was a heavy frost in different
portions Of Belmont County, Ohio, Wednes-
night, doing much damage to the corr, to-
bacco, ard tomato crops.
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PoLIcE.-Tke police have been "laying on
their oars'' for week or two. Those who
are posted say that the morals of the city
have not had as healthy a tone for some
time past
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MILLS HousE.-Persons visiting Barnes
vile, Ohio, cannot find better accommoda-
tions than are afforded at this frst-class
hotel
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New YoRK, Sept. 25-Noon.-Money
plenty at 6; sterling tirmer at s2ias3. Gold
since Board, 37f.
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WASHINGTON HALL.-Farewell night of
Prof. Anderson. Grand School Matinee
this afternoon. Admission Is cents.
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WASHINGTON HALL.-Farewell night of
Prof Anderson. Grand School Matinee
this afternoon Admission Is cents.
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NEW YoaK, Sept. 25-EvrSINo.-Gold
higher, opening at 37i and advancing to
3sa. Closing quiet at 3sa3st. GoSsrn-
ment stocks quiet and unchanged. Stocks
dull and heavy. o. s. one year certificates
l02. "a
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.-Sales Of SOS
to-day amounted to S4sl $50. Deliveries
on bonds are made to Sept7. e,
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Also;
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FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 23.-The Rich
mond Examiner of the 2lst contains the
following:
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