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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16

MERPHIs, September /

MERPHIsi September ~. 4
Cavalry and mounted infantry Of the
18th army corps, under direction Of Gen
eral Carr, at Corinth, have beed active dur
ing the past week, going as far South az
Tallai atehie, stampeding rebel cavalry in
to Grenada and 0kOlonO. T
Carr also scattered body in the Vicin
ity of Jacinto and Rlenze.
The rebels are reported to have ordered
tbs cotton to be destroyed along Talla-
ha;chie, which planters are 0ndeavoriDg to
get to Memphis.
Rebel malls have been captured con
tanning a correspondence confirming the
report that Johnston is reinforcing Bragg
A rebel fVrce, with artillery, are report
cd mOTiag in Upper Arkansas to inter
rupt navigation on the Mississippi. They
will receive attention. f.--s s
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FIRE,

r. BUFFALO, Sept. Is.
Al midnight FIRE broke out In building G
known IS the old chequered warehouse
on Water street. fronting on the Central
Wharf. The building was occupied by
Fish &JOy, Billings s. Dickinson and 9TH
ers. The flames Communicated to the next
building west Of it, on the other side Of
Prince slip, owned and occupied by Pesse
& Trowbridge. The warehouse Of wilkins,
Parker & Co, east of the chequered build
ing, next caught fire and was destroyed
A large portion Of the highwines stored in
il was saved. Loss estimated at Si20, Geo
The FIRE is supposed to be the work Of an
incendisry. Two men are suspected Of
completely in the arson, were arrested
near the scene Of eouhagratiou.
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I AIDES AND MISSES WRAP
IL fEB1 and Drawers, ia + annet Me inJ 3 3 X.
TAYLOR. GktSWOLD q CO.,
5ottO 2i7 euperior-sr.
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.
Fnnn Afnrnnr Sanlanahar Ii

A transport has arrived from Hilton
Head and reports the arrival Of relief boat
Cosmopolitan from Norris Island on Fri
day evening, ct which time 9 white flag
was flying over Fort Moultrie and our
forces had captured half Of James Island.
The monitors we're lying batween Sumter
and MouItrie.
Captain Digs, Of thsrelief boat passed
Charleston bar at o'clock In lhe after
noon OF Saturday and saw the white Asg'
sill flying over MoultFie. The last gun.
was fred from Moullrie on Friday after
nnrn
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BIoxs. DAVIS PEaToRsfTNG ANIMALS
Pair Lions, Pair BraZlian LeopaIds,
Black Tiger, African Panther, Pair
Senegal Leopards-

-
Mammoth Elephant Hannibal. Tippo
Baib, the great Performing Elephant,
tLions and Lionosses, pair Trained
Lions, Young Lion, native Of AmeTi-
"a, CafiF Lioness, south American
Tiger, Brazilian Tiger, or Jaguaf,
Black TIGER, pair Bengal LeOpards,
pair Senegal Leopards, African Pan
thar, oniy one in America, Spotted
Hyena, North American Panther
Silver SlTiped Hyena, only one IN
America, Mammoth Performing Gfiz-
Ely Bear, largest one travelling, Grey
Wolf, Black Wolf, Prairie Wolf Bur
mess Sacred Gov, OF Zebu, finest N
America, African Zebu, most beauti-
ful ever exhibited, pair Roebucks, J
African Gazelies, only ones IN Amer
lea, African Ostrich, the only one IN
America, 3 Llamas, Black Llama, Red
Llama, or Ntcuna, v hite Alpaca
pair Of Cashmere Sheep, only ones
travelling, pair Leng.EaTed valley
Goats, only ones ever in America
Assyrian Goat, pair japanese Masklr
Swine and eight pigs, only ones II
America, PAIR Of Ichneumons, pan
Ant-Eaters, pair Coatimondi, AfrieaI
Crowned Crane, very rare, Blach
Swan from River Nile, Egypt yerJ
rare, African Pelican, very larg'
South American Condor, only oni
ever exhibited IN the United States
Bald Eagle, Sand Hill Crane, Souti
American Powaes, pair Of Bohemian
Pheasants, pair Spanish 1iaeaEs, |
Silver Pheasants, very fine, 2 Chi
uese Golden Pheaaants, the mos
beautiful Birds living, 3 large Whit
Coeatoos, beautiful, King Lori AUS
tralian Bird, 2 TamPies Parrots, |
Australian Cocatoo, South Ameri'
can Green Parrot, pair Austrahar
Queen Parrots, African Gray Par
Tots, pair Rosa Coeatoos, 2 Coeatrils
2 King Loris, 2 Penanty Paroquets
2 Rosellas, 2 African Salamandel
PaIoqusts, l Red Lori GremslL Il
Australian Shell PaToquets, 0 Low
Bird PaFoquets, G Whidah Birds.
Weaver Birds, Q Quaker Birds,
Silver BealZs, Q Cut-throats, 4 Ava
duets, 2 sangalsna Finehes, Q Wal
Bulls, 0 Orange Cheek Finchess 1
CanaEies, 10 Guinea Pigs, pair Cana
dian Coons, l2 White, Black ani
yellow Rabbits, Carrier Doves, Fai
Tail Pigeons, Apes, Baboons, Mon
keys, &C., without number.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16

An impartial jury Of his country men,
selected with the utmost care, under the
direction snd striotest exsminstion Of the
Prosecudng Attorney Of Montgomery
county, snd Of his assistant D. A. Houk,
sq-both personal and political friends
Of J. z. BOlImeyeT, deeeased-after 9
thorough hearing Of all the evidence in the
case, and Of the arguments Of astOrheys.
decided last night, after very brief dehb-
GRAFTON, that Henry NJ. Brown killed.J F.
BoIlmeysr in self defense. Now let the
VoIes Of malice. misrepresentation and de-
traction remain forever silent.-DgytOa
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M17EP PTFCTI0N.

PORTLAND, ME-, Sept l5-l;S0 A, 4.
Returns from 1S7 towns give Cory AS
ASS; Bradbury, (Dem) 29,4S9. UniOn
majority 140l6. The same towns last
yeargave Coburn, (Rep } 2s,92O; Brsdbu-
~ and Jameson, 24,43S. Republican ma-
jOrity was then 4.4sl, which shows 6
Union net gain Of 1886. This includes
about fVS-eighths Of the aggregate vote Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16

John Bulrs pride has just been lowered
In q most huniliatiag manner. Fer
menths the London newspaperB have been
dIled with accounts Of the wonderful as
cent Of Mount Blanc and other Alpine
mountains BY adventurous E1giisA linen,
and British pluck and energy have been
praised 70 the stars. Alas for the 5Wsg-
9ering bragadooiesl An old French lady,
Of sixty-fVs, climbed Mount Blsns last
week with q single guide.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16

Tie Protosl Marshal General has issa' g
tbs foIioaing important order to the ecF-
ernorOf this stAte;
PaoV6sr MAksHAL GEEERAL's OFFICE, h
WAsRlEGroE, D. c., September Z, 1851
Hs EresiIsaey DGvid TOD, GoVs'RsTg Of Ohio:
HSIR-0Tders have this day been sentto
the Boards Of Ensolment in the nineteen
districts OF the Stateo Of Ohio, directing that
q draft be made on these districts for 500,
694, 764, 662, 6o9, 7Ol, 762, $50, ia, 6S2,
8 /, 7l8, 64S, GIG. 6sl, 62s, $50, 65S, shd
662 men, respectively, Of the nrst class.
"The records from which osleulatiOhs
were made, as we'll as the calculations
themselves, In determining the quota, are
on Gle Ia this Office They are Impartial
and claimed 70 be entirely correct; but, If
en- errcr should be discovered, or pointed
out In item, it viii be duly corrected
81 beg thatyou will do ell IN your pow
sr to enable the officers aeting under me to
complete the draft promptly, fairly, and
correctly. a
H The Acting Assistant Provost Marshsl,
Colonel Edward A. Parrott, through whom
the orders for draft are sent, will give you
any further particulars you may desire
al an, sir, very respectfully,
"Your obedient servant
JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General
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DRINTS.-NEW FALL SIYLIs, IN
endless variety bel z Osened
TAlLfiR q -ISNOLD AGO.
geptl0 La.e Fresm 4 & Re logg.
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OnlY LIFIng BIack AfrIean OstfIeh

imported Very rare Stands erect uiso fest and
is he stEost Brd that tssds The sarth IN e01ny
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16

atisaan Feesntly from Canada
While he was IN Hemiltsn C.
srspisht since, @. L Vallsndigha4 n
bsaeen walking lovingly arm in
We Hrealin, the dsfsultsr, Who lives
siyls ana sutsrtains his q friends .
handsome residence in hat place.
n d not the "cepPerhsads" run
in for Trsasursr2 Isn't he apoOr
lsun Ohio 2" Verify such base IN
inde soWards q Vars" friends is meet
afni.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16

Ths Louisville Journal does not Ike the
PFssidsnts letter, because it dos5 not
agres with Governor Bramlstts's message.
his L genuine specimen Of Kentucky
assuranes. II you agres with Ksntueky,
you ere right; Il hyeudOn't yOu are wrong.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16
vauandIrhau Fizzls az woOuter.

The Pittsburg Commercial Of Saturday
has the folioRing; E EIEa
HThe friends Of Vsllsndighsm were to
have grand meeting a. Wooster, Ohio,
yesterday, butit proved 6 perfect fIEle.
Every accommodation had been made With
the railroads, particularly with the Pats
bqrgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway,
which brought to the meeting, from the
east, forty seven, and from the west forty
Eve people. The loyal sentiment Of East.
erns Ohio viii be oVerPOWering at the cleo
ton in October next"
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60 RsssLo . - 9slaoeIa,..

: ssathrhs Rsbuke 70 Irish DsnOctut..
The Catholic Telegraph Of Cincinnati,
the ablest American Catholic journal,
ssyss %
HSeme Of eur Irish Democratic friends
Who have been trying to break down the
Telegraph, will be delighted 70 hear that
several iron. clads are ready to sail from
Englsnd to attack our navy. HoE refresh
ide It Is 70 see the run. away victim of
English oppression hooked arm in arm
with the old repFObste John Bull, both de-
lighted at destroying the land which has
given Us shelter, and s home, and sbund-
SleaiH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16

hs gooa and loyal voters Of the Pine
9s ssGse have dens their duty At the
Fls. The returns from 1s7 towns show 3
Oaien gaia, ever last year, Of 1885, the
thlon majority In those towns being A.
Ol6- The aggregate vote is much larger
ysar than last partly due to the pres
ssce Of rsturnsd and discharged soldiers.
l. intinAtsd that Cory, the Union can
sals. has carried every county 10 the
elAie. Away down East" responds 70
s. HFar VEST Maine and California
. hands for he Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16

Ioutsasnt, who held OiHcs In Bragg's
for IOne tiuie, lstsly escaped and,
fing De Federal lines, made his way
ienpAis, BE informs The Memphis
listin that when General Bragg retreat
= ifep shelbyvills no less than {, 1000 Of
hansn lsft hin. This spirit Of leaving
sslss Of The rebels is By no means
slaisdi but on the contrary, is growing
Spreading with q rapidiiy which
ne total aanihilsifsn Of cse Of
tegsest armies Of the rebellion; Bragg's
y not being over $4,000 or 10000
fiins aow. whereas Ewes nearly 100, 600
e e hattls q stons riser.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16
CHRONIC DISEASES,
JOhatOn HoUse. Cleveland, Ohio, on
Saturday. Sept. 10Th, 1883.
NO MEDICINES eIWN,
NO SURGICAL OPERATIONS PEFF02EED.
Chronic Diseases Cured in a Few
Minutes Without PsinI

Verg many are uuacQuaiufsa with this {, eai menf,
which a bee p-aciiced Nitha onishiHg BY
DR. HEET0E, ut Gin 4 nat and Nnv York Or URAFH
a. Hartford, Conn, q by DR. RitBE SITS. through
out theS ut and Easteri Ststss. Perhaps II viii
pe suicidn 10 say that by Il eonsestcnsO OF the In
ternel Orga1e are removed the rCnlEtioH becomes
a'z-c, and the pztten. T. esfOrsd t. h alto r.
QuriDg 20 ch nRsOi Dirt n0nesisetOf the busius ss
pm sui OF life; never m 'nislinE, bus a WAYS IN
Teasng thest ngth snd Wig o. tha 7ystem Is safe
pleasant aud agTeesbla this delicate lEdy or most
tenoer infaut- " 1thi IN . les Gays tobers VII
olOgy AID the Law .f 1salth, eTplain'rg the man
IN which his method tr atmen. upers tes to uro
duce gu h pmsdiat AND remaFs att tcOve ,es from
diseases which her r,tffl re- by all Othtr me ms
br-u cons d. ed Incurable.
Ws rrofefs not { cur- everything or evsrybaFy /;
but do c aim 10 feass and cTmmOn sstse aBd to
out often Of thOss Who Inc rabls b. any
her method. -
0BvoluDtsry T-sinonia's f th-fe Who haye been
| cured by rs may be .e n at our Rooms.
s7-TsTms for treatment always reasonable ac-
cordins 10 means OF pa lent. sePtl5-l2O
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VOL. XVII.
LOCAL MATFERS.
[Froa Lasl sEenlng,s Ealtlon.l
CID ExaIBfrIos osGRAPkA p
Exhibition Of Native wines.
Uuder ,hs auspices Of the Grape Growers
AHaocfsIiQu.i y


On the SOth day Of September, and lat and
ID days OF October, Lyman's Hall, in Cleve-
land win Be opened for an exhibition Of Ma
/ tive and Foreign Grapes, Rnd Of Wines man
ufactursd 10 The United States, that, il is
hoped, will surPass IN extent and variety
any show ever heretofore made.
The following prngtams Of premiums is but
q part Of what may be expected, as new offers
Of voluntary premiums are almost daily com
ing forward, and the blanks now in the list
will Be- flied Oh the same liberal scale. Ex-
hibitors may therefore rest assured that this
Exhibition while it is intended to bring to-
gether for careful and timely examination
all Native Grapes and Wines) will be Ii LIBERAL
in awarding premiums for anything really
valuable and deserving.
During thB exhibition it Is proposed to
ht4l IqsettnEg n the evenings for tbs purpose
of dfsdnssine the management OF the grape
IN the vineyard and the mode Of its manu-
facture into wine.
An Crane or Wines exhibited feT. premi-
ulns HiH belong to the Association, but tBGoh
as are presented merely for exhibition, will
belong to the prosecutors, and nay be remov-
ed ct the expiration Of the exhibition.
The cOmmittess on award Uf premiums
will be selected from gentlemen present at
t1e exhibition, and no person viii be permit
ted 70 act as luQSe II AnOAu " 20 A-'
in SPY grspe or vine on the LIST included IN
hts eommitsee Competitors may thertfoTe
feel certain that whatever is reported By the
committees will be upon the actual merits Of
the grapes or wines exhibited Competitors
will be requested to give such information
regarding their frdit OF wine as the commit
tee may desire, and ths committees will be
requested 70 give, IN thsir report Of awards
the reasons foE sneh aWsrd.
No article will 5e permitted 70 compete for
more than one premium except for sweeps
stakes, which shall be arranged by the cent
mittsss.L Nopreminm viii be awarded m
less the fruit or wine Is deserving.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
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Cavalry Fights on the Rapidan.
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MILITARY,
The Best Chance for Promotion
TIE HIGHEST BOUBTIEg
state Service i'm the Cavalry

~ lazt h-r. Ea
Gallon Lieut.. L n sAUEpE IS, ct l72 Superior
st. and enlist in the l2th VIC.
Old Soldiers, Who haVs ben in the serT &c nine
Z ;, eet tio2 Btnhty, snf vii BE- oOfatsd wi h
cheVr ne OF honor an be desisnated Veteran Vol
untesgs in token Of N rseFVice.
~T is Is the BESr CHANCE that has Offered
81 VII of !, f,sorany Hudef the Old Flag and fight
tbs Battles of your Uountryl .t--
N L. sAUEDERS 1T Lisut,
septsBs 19th o. Y. u, Recruiting UfsoeT.
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Extraordinary Attraction Just added
the great

Australian Bird Show,
Consisting Of an immense number oI
Australian Birds Of every variety,
which our space here Is not sufheisnl
to enumerzto.
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SKIRTS.
HOOP BKIRTsF 81 ~ lee

We have nov ready our IA stock Of skelatops for
the com m.netm men of to F4 ftd5i = thich s-rtra.
css AL Of the lead ct les, irc,ue fs PAFEFF
q .RE T8AI-. PATENT NiCt0Eth AIso fbe
nevis styi-ef QUaHkR eE Re- t-lllfl-
We ko-p alwoys on hand S-iifs Of axtrsr rizs and
length, al dadif who q Wy Iagu lroubIs 10 fsd
skirt long enough. via 3 nlsaitz sd 5ai hers
We = III adhere iicty 70 g n 1i4r uriDc. -
viz Keep hIne but good I = z 4 will tt,or.
slnuA q ssli at the lowest 20 b -
~. x = ..,or nggs 4,a q sre novaell-
tpg - irts sceciallt and mskifg our profits 10
euaHt J in tead Of large percfl aas Etlf pay far
no = iustead q seli gIFsor n ski-ts day, sen
80 Dealsrsi 70 rr'uDd nz tolses viii do well By
consulting their oTn ntetest, toftfl - ua uhan in
want OF rkirB Eeer trer = -
81 lsrse ss0ftmnnt Of french corscts a. d Pst.
ent Skirt Scpport r 4iWaYs on hand
a. KLEIN & 90, PrOpr5a,
fISopesN lrr Nauuihc ursT-..
sepH SAB i42 SuperiOr-St, ofss eiand, D. r. 7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16

BHIh1S AlNO COLAAAci
snd degfrous Of having those that will SKI " XIII
Snd LJOK MAT, are Invited 10 leaTs thar 0rdsrr
BEPPH E-Rhst t---ar
who're they can depend upon being SHIFTED None but
the BEST GOODS are used, and Thorough Work
DIRECTIONS FOB MEAsUREMENF.-For Neck, take
the number Of inches round (Al- For Sleeves, take
irom osnfre Of back () to bend Of elbow (Ol the
to sKtrsmh end cuff tD) the arm being IN the posi-
ton IhdFt n heenFraEfng These aro all the meas.
Urements required. 's-
E n rWsAsR RAHT A GOOD FIT.
BB-Ths Cash 70 he paid to the Express Company On
l.. A, KEPPNRR,
AEent Of ths Uleveland Shirt and Collar Mig Co.,
LHMAE's BLOCK, Nos. and }, cup stairs) OlsVs-
lana Ohio, three dooS IRON the court nouse,
49, Public S0uaTe mAvth-tsl
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THE DRAFT n CINCINNATI.
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BRILLIANT UNIOg VICTORY.
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1TELEGRAPHIC.
YRRTRRDAY,s DIBPATCHEs. )

What we IOOk at ChattanOOga-
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VAN AMBUReH q co.'s
Mammoth MGnagGTiG
AND /.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
80 80, NEanaseEs
Colossal Golden Charfdt,

)SS IL G0lQ6u GQdEkQBs
Van Ambureh& q 90. take both
~ pride and pleasure ln'ealling
the attention Of a dfscrimin-
- ating public 10 the fdet that
~ - sheY lFzith q determInation to
casL Asloa eFefy- S-sz--lzi- ~
whatsoever KIND or naturs,)
have expended on this Estab-
Hshmentthe enornoussum Of
G1O5,OOo OF
~ TO make Il surpass anything
the world ever before have
seen. Il now rises pre-emin-
ent over every competitor.
Anthe advantages fhatwealth
talent and experience could
command, have been brought
- Into requisition in starting
trHi this gigantic enterprise. Re-
as4 Gently, while Mr.. Van Am.
burEh was In foreign conn
tries, collecting Animals for
this Menageries reports of his
- death were circulated, but
\ VAN Al[BURGH STILL LIVES
and will accompany the Me-
nagerie, and bear living testi-
mony that he is EoT dead. This
M Complete MenaeerIe,
The only one in America,
In an entire new outfit,
With new HoFses, r..
New 6ilYer-mounfed Harness,
New Colossal Golden hariof,
New 9orseOusly Painted Cages,
M New Spring Wagons, and
~ New Six cenire-pOle Canvas,
Six Times as Largo as
s any ordinary CircusI
- The unparalleled and most
-a triUmphantsuccess which has
attended this time honored
institution, is without prece-
y -, dent. The Menageris In the
streets, about1OG.N., viii form
AT9oving Panorama !,
- in Oriental Splendor, nearly
one mile in length, u
70 FREE TO ALL. "a
.. The Immense Pavilion will
accommodate many thous-
ands; so all who may desire
~ can see I'D
kST7 LIVING WILD ANIMALS
nv from every cline also,
'IUllH Tho C.yaaS No, A -, ,1,-,,rrJ,
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GENEFAL BlMRST VICTORIES.
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THE ELECTION II MAINE,
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The GORGEOUS PROOES-
SION at 10 a. ~, preceded by
ehs Golden Charfoss contain
ins OET0 HoES's COEzET Band.
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1t is Indefinitely Postponed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-28

Dizzy i've understand that Company
B. Fith Indiana Cavalry. deny being engsg-
q II The nobbiog Of The Reckpost Demo
crat. We should think that any company
81 Union soldiers which had not lost 81 re-
gsrd 10 the decencies and honor Of soldiers.
would b. anxious TO dissvow . crime which
should disgrace Hottentot. Bot the ON
esrs and privaies alike Of Company B. must
rsst under the just odium II 90 outraged
public opinion, until the guilty parties In the
compsny are given up 70 the punishment Of
she isw they have % wsntouIy violated end
outraged. There - but little difference In
ths degree Of crime between mobbing and
destroying the property 81 priv.te citizsns
and robbery and murder % the highway. A
man Who would engage 10 the one i just q
likely y engage il The other. Company B
Fifth Indians Cavalry, have brought mor'
diseraes upon The name Of the Indiana sol
1ler than she greatest revessesin the Gel
could have done; ssd The company end Il
oRcsss deserve nothing bsttss than the pub
We ecosn until they give up 70 The ouusge
laws those Of their men who we're engage
10 shs late RockPoss mob.-N. A. L.dgel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-28

An AsoLlr,ss SxsA,ea'sr Aznsrpn nv
Some two Or three meeshs 30 Ssss'os
Trumbull. OF IIlIsols. nads : speseh. %
which occurred The iollovino declaeosies:
II thank God that The federal arms we're
defeated !. Bull Run and % ~ pssiassls.
snd under Pope; Tor, wishoss sseh dssss's
we should have had no emsneipsAies psosls-
nation. He'd W Won = Bull Rah = lshsa
ri edmond. The backbone 81 The 'sbellios
lwouid lnvs bsea broken. 80 Ne UAIon
YOU "a have been restored With slsttsy ~
maiting IN H."
This man Trumbull had the ssdseisy 10
rebuke his colleague Richsrdsen seeeasly,
liz the Senate, Tor making what be eiiIed :
bipartisan spcechi a man who thanks 0od
,l,ha, our soldiers Gro defeated. bseause u h
n or advantage 10 the negro, u heh - - y
ss reprsse tasivs Pssrios'-6s Louis b
\ publican.
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ADMTNISTRATORS SALE.

TIME undersigned adminietretrix Of the
j estate Of George Hoffman,, late Of
Dubois county deceased. will % Wsdsss-
day the l8h dsy Of March 1868. q the
late residence Of said decssssds ell q pub
lie auction, all his personsl propessy. nst
taken By bic widow. consisting 81 store
goods, cattle. 4 horses. I colt. hog. hrnisg
and household furniture, end utensils. also
4 lot Of lard hsnns. shoulders and sides. 10
lots, 10 suit purchasers; slso lot q bays
corn, oats, beans &c.s and other pseduee az
articles, 70 numerous TO mention.
TERMS OF SALE. "A credit d IL
months will be- given on ell suns ever -.
1.-The purchaser giving note With approved
security, according 70 law. bearing interest
from date OF Sale. All sums 81 % o. under
to be paid Ia cash. gAs.a2
BARBARA HOFFMANN. sdsx.
| Adams T. Buotsneg. Auys.
| February 28th. 1868
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-28

o. The piece d poetry on our outside
:. 49, - received from Union soldier
tho has a,,es,ed his valor and love o
country 10 numerous battles, with . 'e'oes'
,hs, We publish Il 40 expressing re-
s..,;oos Of most Of the soldiers, noswisn
.,,ud,no the resolutions endorsing the con
a.e, Of The war. and Gu. Morton wers
boeu. Focused through the regiment BY tn
.ficers-the men knowing very wei INA
q vie contrary 10 the dictates o. 'ne'F ON
GERS. would be 70 make soldiers life 81
ready hard enough. s,il more oppressive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-28

A,,he election in this district, last Tues
a.v. fOs Senator. Dir. Fleming . 'sr . We
49,. hard. had the race I'll 70 himsslf. in
mi. eouu there were SIC votes cast o.
~h;eh \. received b5s. The vote is % fol
,ovs. For Fleming .-columbis Township
a.. HARRISON %; Bsinbridgs los; Hal
100: Ps,oks 10; Ferdinand Isl. 10 hsr
blsou Township w. Gray received votes
.nd n. B. Risineer Is. In Pasoks Jane
Graham received one. We have n0' -
heard from the other counties.