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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

n The Democrats Convention Of WaE-
rick county nominated DR.. josiah Brown
for Treasurer. Robert Taylor for Clerk Jchr
M. Mills for Recorder, Felix Havers,raw 70
Commissioner and Nelson O. Dubois 70
Real Estate Appraiser. Judge David y
Laird delivered the speech Of the occasion
! COPY o. which was requested for publ
cation. We shall be pleased 20 see u !
print.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

AT HomE.-The gallant Lieut.. Col. q
she ois Indiana Volunteers, John Mehrin-
rer. arrived home on a short visit Thursdsy
evening. We learn from him that arrange
meu,s have been. made by which his reai
wen, will have . superior brass band con
nec,ed with il. The regimen, - ~ Russell
Vile, aud l. 10 good condition. The Col
returns to bis command on Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

T,r ACCIDENT ~ RlRTH.-"l dunH kno"
wh,r va mean BY bot bling A. irishma"'
aid q genilemsn,. who w"s aoo"' h'""4
bay the Other dsy. "bu' y - were born y
Ireland. "Och, your honor, \ thnps a'''
.oid he boy, asmuIi blame % tha'. sup
nose your cat WINS 70 hsve kittens . ~
oys, would ,hey b. lorves Of bread
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

Collection DsllCt No. H. ~ Ahnihha,
August A 1858.
notice. hereby given inst 1ht lis's -
~ v.iu.ftun unI enutEers ion " property
.nei..t Il. tsx undrr the Act 70 FfuAloa
Int.rnai Il yenne. 10 rrppstt ne
o,-nt anu NV iairr= W ~ puohe &C.,
,nprey.u Juis 1, lsG2. ihd me Smend-t'fy
anprovpl M4gcn 8, 1853 made 49, '.kfn
~ he Assistant Assrsr9f 'ur 'ne : ~
s,.n. comprising Dpoo,S County. win 'sme'"
lau.n for he spbee " - tays rom 'h' u"e
ia4rsoi. h ,ne afits "a M Assistant Atsrs'
MI. a,Ja.per. lumed,asls aiirf sa'a ~
teen day. on rnrsr toea
FRIDAY. me alsi DAYot AUGUST, loo'
u,l receive sad determine asi Appssis
~-ei.tive 10 erroneous ~ sAstssive 70 ua'o"s
\, .nu nern,iuns nad and tak'h D, me
.nir Assstan' As ssor. n,
Al appeals u TIE Assessor. y n'o'es.,u'
NM, b. mae in wrlung, ard 10 " 'ht
,arttrular cause, matter, ~ tlsAg' se pee'
ng unich 4 decision il requested md s'A''
Teund. o. irneiple off qualify e erro'
acmpiaineu a r,.nxSa
AS LID s,sset lnc,ala.
~,, ~ 1863
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

n The question q peace. therefore %
n, a. ne Democratic party is concerned y
mol in order. nor vii i, be until the oppo'
-ition i responsible for The conduct @ 'ne
Government. Is programme then VIZ %
pesce and the Uninn-hu', peace or war; 'h'
Un,on New York World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

"a nn yrr fAs.-Uur old friend Nj. h'Tes"'
v, Petersburg. has been IN town ''ca'e"'ns
shsdowsn the pas, week, aud has eef''",'
take, some very excellent pictures
understand he will leave here MONDAY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

BOD Foa Mas. PRINcE III Gen H"p
sons put suit Of Morgan. WI Y biz ccm"ano
was passing through Washington C"un'y'
several officers 81 m Ohio regiment -toppea
n, he residence Of Mrs Prince, near Salen !
nd demanded their hreakfrst. While hrs
p. .as preparing the mesl she ~as 'n'errc
pa,ed by enc Of the officers, = pert s"d srl-
l,muortan, Ahoiiiionisi. AZ 20 wheiner ~"
va q Cuppcrhead OF BptIernus. Afs. r
r.pIied thai she was a democrat TIE ~
lf;cer then asked her II -he would or ~l'lnt
n meet q negro Or an A~bohtinnissin heaVrn
IShe replied that The BipIe tsugh' hfr'hn
a, deaIh TIE soul Of mnn n@cerdrd eVvv
While hat. of the brute descendae, end NJ
,yas therefore not afraid u ever m'e,".
= .rher and Abolnioni~t Or . negro ~ heaven
Z The Abortion officer ceased his 'nter'osA
t,ries.-N. A. Ledger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15
II q + ! & Il

rs hereby given that % The flhsl
MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1868,
lie hours prescribed BY hw, ~
Lespins or The psupsrs in the Poor Asylum
.af Dubois County, Indiana, with The use n
i'll Farm attached 10 said Asylum, Will o.
~, ~ he lou esi and bes, responsible PA
der. for the ensuing twelve n rem 'na
dare. By oder OF The Commissioners.
JOHN MFnklNGER- AD M
isspcr, August l5sh, 1893 -5w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

Tur BIC Snow II will be IN own 70 day
Mile De Lorme. with her trained Wild AMI
mails, aud Madame Rob insnn, win he'
splendid trainsd horses, aud hosts OF o'he'
wonders, who's not a going!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

8KsxrrcAy iRAlroR C~psyicrfp NH" ~
: Court. d Louisville, . lew dayss"'s
I,ass Bl,nd Ballad sentenced Thomes Y
ShsAleu. convicted 81 treason, % ten ye'''
i-mc,isoamcni 10 ne Jfifarvon eoun'y ny
Nil 6ne q $4,000. and % have tis Save
euancipar q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

0yThe Syplember NJ. Of Ar'lof' 'o"'
Magnzine is 90 our tabir, and y WI %
considered sufficient praise otit, 10 say 'ha'
!, ,ullv ms rtains It's former high reputation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15
An Incident Of the New York kiot-lhs
Pitt street slaughter

From The New YORK sum- \
Among the wounded lying in The i""
,een,n Msrd station House, % the morn"
~ u The shoo,ing, was james, . ehuo"n,y
|s,snt ,etrs Of age. VII, was sho'in NE ''F"'
an. lie Law au..e patiently on his len sac
and onh muaned when his arm was 'ouene'
Our reporter. seeing ham 20 helpless as~s'
where hss parents liv.d, und, having oO'"'"
4 ~ nec,sssry mios nar'on, ~ ou''o 'o"H
u them. and was successful at'e' "ooo'
al huur's sea rh.
The ia,h,r \ 4 rtout, aoiy man, und e's'
". m,,k Of q 10 III wound over ne : gh'
.,.. which ne received while ~ ths nay
. NJ could s~carsely behave 'hsi he clild va
.n.,. and remarked tha, inc soldiers 'n :
= n.y- mem, mischief or they would no1 hes'
!. ased 80 loN a. u hta child IKE w'''
II. slso statsd thai Ia hsa Two otieF ooyT
one u whom Was s~slse years olJ a"d NJ
otner Two.
Oh entering the Station House he vent
q Ms cIi.d. VINO Frightened up aud cried, ~
n daddy. DADDY. come snd KISS me- and of'"-
\, me home 10 mamn.y. ill kiss her be'orr
\ eie., The scene was truly heart rendi"'
m, he worst had 10 come. 'Jlnmy' ="
darlinp.r > ia the poor man."dld ypu :
= Baly" ca brother, aged iwelvf-)
p .sles, dadd,," replied The child ne ~
~ abs, in The nose
o. And where i he"
he al don't know, daddy
Here tie man, looked ~ ,lie 9 annlensne
~, around him, pcrc, ived that 'here vas nn'
dry Eye in the plare, and that az srr..
him with compassion, turned as Pare
death md cried, .Merciial God. have "
Il. shot botA IN, children! ., eau any y '
40 where ms poy lsi" Here some one =
u. there was a boy lying de ad below, and -
eested for him to 20 Gown anf zee whe''
!, ,,ich, not be his. He wtn az. aud "a I
!. Than Two minutes a shris 1 20 unearlhly "a
vat rom below as 10 startle every one; fhe p
De- seiIow " l. soon seen 10 come up s'a'rs Y
q maniac. Ii the pale bleed ~ corpse
low he recognized his eldest boy, WHOM
est 1 moment before be wss speaking ~ =
all he pride Of a parent. and there s'ae
AVE ida. the wounded aud the dead. ne 'wv
me Ne brothers, were carried on o COR ON
e In heir ma,her whose heart IS broken.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15
FrnrnGss MysR.E. Aueu-t N.

~
Tie s,eamer Nellie penrz arrived th's
moaning. rom Stone Inlet. Captain fh''
lbs reports be left there last rr'o'y' =
which time the siege was pr crossing 'av'f
\ Div, aud The officers and menin are sp'Ftr
No news ~ importance.
The following letter has been receive
from or N wbcrn correspondent:
NEwBERs, August 9
"The Unionists 81 North Carolina afr "
Maid. IL = fp~ days. a preae mass COVE"
IVAN. for The rurpose Of invok NJ on Govern
men, % send sufficient force into ,his -
partment ID occupy Raleigh "i'"'"t'o'
ND " Weldon. 10 order . force ne rebel ~
my 10 abandon Virginia, snd I'M 'rs's'
those two great States 10 The Unlon =
Ionc..r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

EXCISE Tax NOTICE. - See atver'isemeu
Of JAS. G. Hutchinson. Assessor tor ~
First District.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

..THr eRrAr Issus BEFORE 'HA
/, . ms. SHALL ABoIlrlrS fur powA TT
ux,o. an SHALL ruK UsloS PUT Do"s
r--HrsRY Clay. ls5l.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

rrThe Judge A vocate has decided 'n"'
EQuaker- can only be exemp, from m'''r
h.bili,y ~ paying $500 Or furnish . -uo'
~a,i,n,e. No, tie slightest respect y pa'd :
,hrir religious convictiors
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

STATE 81 ludians, Dabois county. ~:
Ia tho common Pleas Couf' O p"'o'.
county, ID the : nte oI Indiaaa. oesooe'
Term. A. y 1868
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

Richard - ilwfN
re m KNOWN, that On he Ar day 81
I'D August, il me yeHr ls'3' 'ne aovs'
named painuA. b, her Al,qfneys, MED \"
IN once II th.e Clerk VI the Dubo's Com
Mum p.ea~ C,nri. her comnlaim ssA'nss saie
in Tie ebovr rnullcd cause ~
n mr. VITA al ~aIiiesi' M = o'S.h,'''sV"
person. thnl said d.l ndani RcNerd : 'Al~o"
M. .i ! -~.siAen, 1T lhr ; an Of ladiana.
IA defendant Il, therefore hereby ny,
s \, lie hllnn and pfnteney O sn'd
compliant a. aanst him sud nlat u"'ess o.
'l~apvear and ans@ - Or ttmur thereto a. ~
,,,l,,ns ID snid cause on the second uaS .
,n,. ,,cx, FERN 81 sad Court. 70 be hegui
nrd held Vi, the Court II ose 70 'sper' q
-,l.e 6fst M ln0ay ia Ostonef next sa'a com
.n,.,u,. ana lie matters aaa illnrs 'hffe''
contained ard alleged D., VIII BE- a'afd an'
Determined ~ hir absence.
HENRY A HoLTdAus, cl.r&'
Aasm- u Burtfnr. any, n. PiAlnnf
a Aoms, IL n. 1853 -3a*
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

~ w az ~soIhYrz-d "a snnasnes
.Hrsny MAotrfL. as candidate Ior Tsess-
ur.s 81 Dubois coun,o AZ lhs sasulng oc'e-
lbcr Election
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23
The Consumption.

ne following excellent article unon
Inc Consumption we copy from the Chi
oago Fost OF Wednesday morning. tits
a 1alr, manly, and bold utterance Of nal
pable truths, and is especially remarka-
Die as coming from Democratic paner
IN these days, when it stands almost
alone IN It's party ranks supporting a
single measure adopted for the defense
OF the Union. We recommend it toonr
readers as clear, concise statement
Doth oil the results of the CONSUMPTION
and OF the duties of all loyal men
1t has been the constant sheer Of orr
enemies abroad, and the reiterated donht
OF our well-wishers in foreign countries
that our institutions are too free to stand
a storm, they will do we'll ENOUGH IN
fair weather, with plain sailing, but that
when any storm of popular opposition
btoke out, the Government would fn9
itself powerless to resist, and mustnecess
arily go down. During more than two
years OF this terrible rebellion our Gov
eminent has been nobly supported bv
the generous self sacrifice of her sons
"a freewill offering obtained as soon as
asked for. And we gladly pointed those
who were looking from distance unon
our struggle to our magnificent armies,
obtained without a hint of compulsion,
as demonstration Of our ability to de-
tend our institutions against domestic or
foreign foes. Yet they have told us to
wait; they have suspended Judgment
until sterner trial should come.
And now we have reached the time
when the ''crucible test is to be applied.
We are now to determine whether the
Government has power not only to in
vite, but to compel her sons to render
her that service which she may rightly
claim.
Is it small advantage, then, that is
to be gained by the enforcement of this
measure, when we consider that the
strength of the Government is to be es
tablished by it in the eyes of Europe and
the world
The world knows that this is free
Government. 1t remains for us to dem
onstrate that it is also strong one We
believe that this will be satisfactorily
proven by the enforcement of this meas
ure We believe that the mob which
has attempted to strike down the strong
arm of the law will be powerless to ac-
complish its object. Butabove 1t lings
let us have no vaccilation-n weak,
halfway measures any longer from the
Administration. 1t is we'll known that
vicious horse will never obey rider
who shows in any way that he is afraid.
If the voice of the rider even trembles
he is lost Can we expect an infatuated
and brutal mob to be awed by anything
less than we should use to govern a
brute?
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23
In a Tight fix,


we DO not envy, says the Grant
0"ay Witness, the position in which
Y, ] RESIDENTS letter places the Ohio
aallandlgham Committee. These gen
''ueu sent the President long docu-
I"' and arguing for their friend Walls
vase The President, in a compare
'eiy brief reply, scatters their argu
r I ana then tells them that by sub
yS TO certain plain propositions,
u'sn no man who pretends to have
loyal heart in his bosom can OBJ
y 'ney may themselves, IN effect,
> al order for Vallandigham' s restor-
! VI ~ 70 liberty. All that is required
lhs re~ is simply to acknowledge that
IN On exists, and a pledge that each
i. 10 what he can, in his sphere, to
n, uOwn. A man who will not do
I'M. y clearly a fool or traitor. Yet
IN gentlemen decline the Presidents
MIA 's :" they say, to accept it
Lien. y 'O@prOmise their standing as
I'm What nonsense ! AS well
!, church member refuse to re.
ii st,.s creed' for fear of compromising
TO- ~ 4lng as a good christian, or a
it nia sHs the oath of fidelity, for
mA Tb i@peach his character for
Ply IN ue Fallandighammers were
~ e O6g : most beautiful fix. They
prd, as Ss to place themselves on
Sc 70 a. ,' n loyal or disloyal. They
p'R Sc Of IL. me latter, even at the ex-
DVlr leaders liberty.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23
CONSULTATION FREE.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks, by very simple remedy after having suffered
several wears with severe lung Affection and that
dread disease Consumptionis anxious TO make known
to his fellow-sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send copy Of the pre-
nreparine and using the same which they will find
sure CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrintio1 il to benefit the afflicted and spread forma
marion which he conceives to be invaluable dnd he
homes every sufferer will try his remedy it will cost
thenn nothing and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings
County, Now York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23

HANS LEGAL ADVISER. = We
have received the July No. of this pub
LEGATION. 1t contains the usual amount
of practical legal information for law
yers. business men, and others. 1t
publishes regularly, from official sources
all decisions of the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, and the Courts, upon
questions arising under the NATIONAL
TAX LAW, with a vast amount Of gen
eral information concerning this impor,
tant law.
1t is also devoted especially to infor-
nation concerning the enrolment and
draft Of militia under the recent Con
scRIPTIoN ACT OF CONGRESS.
Terms 81 90 year. Address E. NJ
HAMS, publisher, Chicago, I'll.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23

WHAT GRANT GOT AT VIcKsBURG.
At the surrender of Vicksburg Grant
took 81 1000 prisoners, 1913 field pieces,
% siege guns, $4,000 muskets, 80 loco
motives so cars in good order, and so
stands of colors. One Lieut.. General.
MAJOR Generals and II Brigadier
generals are among the prisoners.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23

EARLY CAULIFLowER.-Mr. ARUN-
-T one of our successful business
men, and consequently great lover Of
. rood garden, and the beautiful,
ronbt to our office last evening one of
.he finest mammoth specimens of cauli-
aower we ever recollect of seeing at this
e,rlv season. He informs US that he
has had new potatoes for the last -four
weeks. This rich prairie soil is just
fbe thing to garden successfully in.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23

THE GOLD DEPOSITS AMONG THE
PEopLE.-The question is sometimes
asked, What has become Of the gold
coin? The panic at Pittsburg uncover
ed some of this treasure. 10 prevent
capture by the rebels, the bankers and
others of that city transferred to Cleve-
land Ohio, on the 18th inst, SID 600,
600 in gold, and on the succeeding day
$4,000
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23

Loss OF GENERALs.-A gentleman
conversant with affairs, states as the re
suit Of a recent examination Of the rec
ord, that since the commencement of this
war, we have lost 81 Generals by death,
% of whom were killed in battle or died
by reason of casualties, and in addition,
81 Generals haze been wounded and re-
covered
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23

The New WISCONSIN FORM BooK.--Strlck-
land & Co., booksellers and publishers,
Milwaukee, are getting out new form book
for LAWYERS and business men, adapted IN
all particulars to the laws Of Wisconsin as
they now stand. Such book is certainly
a necessity thing that every man should
have. 1t will be ready in August. Price
$500 Any orders left at this office will be
attended to, and the book furnished as soon
as issued
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23

b@rThe Clark County Advocatc say
that the woods north of them, and in
the vicinity of Lake Superior, are all on
fire to the extent that million or more
|lollars worth of pine timber has been
destroyed. 1t has had the effect to rend-
Fr the atmosphere smoky, and to give
the aspect of nature much that of Indian
Summer.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23

would most respectfully call the attention of all
ne rsons interested In the works of ART and lovers of
the beautiul to my new stiles of paintings executed
on glass and exactly initiating the most beautiful Can
vas Pcturds BY a very simple process, requiring but
n short time and little experience perfect imitation
of an Oil Picture be produced giving the glass the
annearance of Canvass, and so nearly resembling
iii Painting on canvass 10 deceive the best ofjudg
These tantings are superior to all other cheap styles
that have before been introduced thpr boldness,
soft blending Of coors nd rich shading Of background
raadiiv distinguish them from all other classes La
die VIII find that by the.ad ofthis beautiful art that
they can execute very triing expense, some most
beautiful pctures equal in richness to those which
h,,ndreds of dollars Even children not ID years
of acre have often produced specimens which surprise
exarY body pql Remember that for 81 so I furnish
E,TriJ INSTR UCTTONS and all receipts for mixing
Paints &C. &C. that any one who may not have any
natural ia tie for painting execute Pictures nearly
nuaI 10 those Of old Artists. In neghborhoods
Isdes have dubbed together putting in 25 cts. each
and purchased the instructions. The cost OF chemices
and ther materials used in making Picture II x Is
inches is only about 50 to 40cents and be obtained
AZ any drug store. During the past few yeaIs many
genis have travelled through the weserd states FORM
ing classes aud teaching inferior styles Of anting at
fon $500 to $1,000 each person. During the past year
hat have been placing my meth DIS before the pei
Ie have sold many hundreds of my instructions and
unanimously meet with welcome response from all Of
nv nuuils Address Mrs. L. A. LAMB,
"a Post oface Box 215 Chicago III.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23

ALWAYS GET THE BEsT.-Especially
IN Getting Saleratus-as the best costs
but a trife for a years supply, and the
,ood costs but a trife more than the poor.
The best goes farther than the poor, and
is much more healthy. We can recon-
mend the Chemical Saleratus to be the
host
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23

.[sz.The rain of Sunday night was almost
oDOo deluge. The amount of water that
80 , as worry great, swelling the streams to
10, ,.h s on extent that they paid no attention
- su Lridres, mill DAMS &c, there being several
= n.cb carried away here abouts.
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SeXs.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RE-
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the usual routine and Irregular expensive modes Of
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means of cure. Hence, the receipt of addressed
envelope, he will send ee copy of the the prescrip
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