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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
TO expire on the alst day Of January, lsea,)od {
AUDITOR or b 4ifE's orflet : 2a, =,
49, INseHAScr pfrASTi ! ssgg,sp'

3 AUDIToR or 6TkTE's 0Fffckl ri
INspRaNcE pfPAKTSrNT,aS
CoLUMDus, oHuo Jan. ~, lS63,)
Whereas, the Providence Warrington Insurance Com.
psny, located at Providence in the State Of Rhode ISL
and has Aled In this Office statement OF Its con-
dion. ~ required By the rst section Of the
regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated by the
State Of Ohio" passed April 8, 1856 and, whereas,
said Company has furnDhed the undersgned satidaroi
~ evidence that possessed OF at least one hundred
thousand dollars Of actual capial invested In Stocks
or in Bonds or In Mortgagea OF Real Estate worth dou
bic the amount for which the Is mortgaged; and,
whereas. said Company has filed In this Office written
nbtrumert under i corporate SEAL signed By the Rre
dent and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent or
agents Of said Company In this State to acknowledge
service OF process for and In behalf Of said Company,
consenng that such uetyce OF process shall be taken
aud held to be valid II served upon the Company
according to the laws of this States and
w4ving all Claim or right of error reason of sneh
acknowledgement Of service ~ on " j
u Now,therefore IN pursuance OF the hrst section Of
The afotsaid au, Robert W. Tayer Auditor OF Btae
tho Sse Of 0hips do hereby certify that said Proy
dence Washington Insurance Company Of Providence.
l., authorised to transact the business Of Fire
and Marine Insurance In this State until the 3st day Of
January In the year one thousand eight hundred and
In witnsss whereof, j. have hereunto subEpfipef my
h H. 81 name and caused the seal of my oico 70 be
y affixed the day and year above written.
IG III. W. TAYLER, Auditor, Of State,
si 'a=as Nv Nntp Ohief NIeYk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24

WAsHISGToE, Jsn. 22.-The Hcrsa Military
cemmitleslt lta Day utterized] ]theik phainnan 10
sSRCis shs Senate bin SlsRisS!ag commissioned
[stnendment allowing the President to reduce
them to the ranks. They also agreed t, repo.t
Id favor Of an ambulance corps.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
Master Commissioners Sale.

Vincent Hutson, Assignee, e.e.) Common Pleas Court
III .f .aa arcys.g9 & % sdi} of'Prankiiu county,
- A. y. Moore etal, Ohio. go ,sg &
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OFT
the said COURT To me directed, Will oier for uaio
suction VI The door Of the Court House IN the
Saturday, the sist dsy of January Al. D. 1859.
estate, situate In Frankiin county, Ohio 10 Wit T f'
lot or ground, with the Improvements thereon. 10
the town o. ynsdsburs besinnlng at The sonhesaf
corner OF lot thence With south line Of ss!i lof
lhsnce scn l251 fssto 70 thspiscsof beginning eun
s 4ppfstSsS Al sIsso an pa, moo gaal 91imio2o W
q I,ssad, 10 S1lf, laa, ". HUFFMAN, shs:m.
81 IA. sGi :, and special Master Commissioner
5Llaleis lnl 4. Iees - " sew b-s 2afupJ 10 '-'i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24

NV Yonr, Jan. ss LRsbel disps,ohees. q. state
the steamer ColuAbis, esptufed OF Mason
bbco Sound, WAS q gtnboat carrying seven
guns, csptrred formerly by blockade run
ner. Il is also stated that the attack on Fort
Caswell on the 18th lasted four hours. II was
MADE by FIVE gunboats, which 10 .is believed
were merely trying to sei tho range of the
'ilss a TsIss 1 On ai e.HSs SITsGyINtbe S TIT Ntbe
Federais, puRbaripg fortp pthonaand. have re-
epmed their original position before Murfrees-
bpro, with great scaroity Of provisions. They
ate repairing the railroad, but making no
preparation Tor an advance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24

NV YoaE, 5auE. a9ss ga special dispatch
trpm Washington s22ag says: tVis understood
Gen. Hunter win transfer bis headquarters from
Hilton Head to Brunswick, Ca.
The Times sayssmepgthe 6sHM Maj lGelefa ais,
kfe Sickies, Sykes, Butterfield, Shurz.
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". MIsoELLANno
sExTrO OF RHODE Isl1sb, lrs aali &. y, ..taT 81
couNTy on PReylpKN6R, + ssu! thl NV 't.2i5l

gTATR or RHODE IaIINtS prs doll q E-tgW s'o-aH'
couNrY or Pney1pEN6r t. ssrl tHG llIv .s.9tTg vol
: vaz doIul q 30 E9a
John Kingsbury, President, and Warren 8. Greene,
Secretary Of tho -Proyidence Washington Insnsnncs
0bmpany, being severay sworn, depose una say, that
The foregoing fu true and correct Statements Of the
Affairs ofthe said Company that the said Insurance Oom
pany 70 the bona Ade owner Of least Que Hundred
Thousand dollars of actual cash capitsl invested 10
Stock end Rohdsi shat the abple idetcribsd Sesk
mpnts, nor any part thereof made for the benet Of
any ndivduat excEryihg apthortyin the ID Aanagement
Of said Company either President. Secretary. Treas.
ufe Director, otherWise and that they are the above
described officers OF said Insurance. oompany.I .sp
y W. n ff1V JOHN KINGsBURY, Presdent.n
70 WARREN 3. GREENE, ,sscretaty :,
Subscribed and sworn before me- this ninth day Jan
n lsEALl usry, ,.1s63. c'iyIS
comr Of ista,eof OHIO forthe state Sf Rhode Is.nd
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loM q s5iisIdNStics. asu,sisdi eav ,ia.
James Laushan, plalntif, ~ !, lups;isr Court, &
ster Taber and Others, defendantsb OHIO. nv cfisli
PETITION.

10 -ai Eiza3I1z3 REFlI1ON. 81" w ~ y N'-- 1
y county. Virginia. viii tAke notice that gsmcf 5ls
Lapehs OF the county OF Linn, 10 the Atate Of Iowa
did, the 29th day Of November A. D.. 1862 ale his
lhlc against thl said petet William elanshter
lohn and Chfatiap Msys ants ,she OBJ 10
ect and prayer OF Iad petioH was obtain 7dgm,E
Th interest ~ teppeg froh the 4th day Of une
D. lsG0, psythf feri enppaly, ainote maas by ~
.aie Peter snd yean q. blight %
Jane fths sD4 1eS1 ahd Endorsed by iAM Shrsstian
0ct nthi A. Do Nedo; sAld Peter TabsT ~
y os saSs ne ,si aisd sAseFy after tssaA
iG1 :i0M ii. MADs.yom 81
10 20, .,U % 10 .ig5lo Attorney fOt PlaihiiaA =
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TTa IS NOT a rroTIoNh[.. y. .

. These sistsnepisns Asisb By men who have Udsnsn
satsd what theysg time siser te IA the esowdsdasa
hospital and pe dlsseetins rooms Tks, ,sO
are from men who could have possible motive for q
publishing what istntrae, emblssoning faisehoods
10 THE REMEDY WHICH We oFFER.ss,,ai s',is
- IA 10 OsD Glltj9l uMetlA Ol titI1 = Nlt'Nffr'"
Dr. oWistar's BalsamIofs Wild Chsffy, '''
ID bsssaa Bins cussa nanisOdsSt s6ssso ssoag q lio
Consumptioha oftthe Lungs, Eivef lC6Ma'q qh
plants, ID Coughs, BroncAitis, aCoIdss1o9 E
30 Asthma, Croup, Whoopipg ,Conshw ,1Dhla-
"a Influenza, etc. Many Of them,s, ss,siss
q, 100 after Every NhoWn Renee '-'''' 4.
dy had Failed 10 Reach lai'Ao9 t'6aiO
o. ssw s.usstheg Diseaseso aoissuosb saF
Do no. proctssinais. bpsmats twbtapsBs gss
and live healthy dAappytasBr i1ss laB bsnlneibh
Sold BY JOHN D. PARK corner Of Fourth s
and walnut streets Cincinnati, Ohio.
ODeesai-dlm&S1t3 Stissaoa Y tAsn 40 iFh'e lti'
ID .ysd 100 "a ,tamBsoi % i!H noiesraaib sai
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'al 'a ST TATEM EN- T 'ssa o'ss5ya5. y1aI
OF THE CONDITION ov THE
Providence ashington Insur?
! .a. !, .aIce ConlpanY.l ..-nL IA asa

Jn tho sst day Of December 1869, made tothe Auditor
Of Ohio pursuant to the statute Of that State, enti
incorporated by the State Of oho,' passed Aprils,
1856: Ss1gfGe :,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
NAME AND LOCATION.

First. The name Of the Company is Providence Wash
Lnston Insurance Company, and Is located d
Providence, II. /.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25
Prssidsnt Lincoln's Stories.

The Norvalk Comm Gazette says that
on . late occasion when the White House
was open TO the public, farmer from ono
of the border counties of Virginia, told the
President that the Union soldiers. in pass
ins his farm, had helped themselves not
only to hay. but his horses. and he hoped
shs President would urge the proper officer
10 consider his claim Immediately.
"Why, my dear sir" replied Mr.. Lin.
ooln blsndly. IL couldn's think OF such q
thinp. If / consider individual cases. l
should find work for twenty Presidents
The farmer urged bis needs persissently +;
Mr.. Lincoln declined good naturally.
"But," said the persevering sufferer,
cousAn't you give me . line to Col. -
about il &? ./xs1 one line ?'
"Ha. ha. hal" responded the amia BILE
Old Abe. shaking himself fervently, and
crossing his legs the other way, that re-
minds me Of old Jock Chase. out in Illinois.
At this the crowd huddled forward to
listen.
you've seen Jock--I knew him like a
brothsr-he used to be lumberman on the
Illinois. and be WAS s,sady and sober, and
the best raftsman on the river. 1t was
quite trick. Is years ago. to take the logs
over the rapids. but he Was skillful with the
raft and always kept straight in the chan
mel. Finally . steamboat was put on the
river. and Jock--be's dead now. poor fef.
low--wss made captain Of her. He always
used to take the wheel going through the
rapids. One day. when the boat was plum
ging and walloWing along the boiling cur
rent. sod Jocks utmost vigilance was be.
ing exercised to keep her in the narrow
channel. a boy pulled his coat.tail and hail
cd him with-"Say you! Mr.. Captainl l
wish you'd just stop your boat a minute-li
hare lost my apple oUer5oard "'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

eCsssiss n. Clay appears to be As 40.
lively engaged in the Csa<'s dominions a.
wss his wont in this county. He writes to
. friend in Washiagtoo shss The Russian
Government he's SfAntsd him . telegraph
line charter. the lin to run ffoaa the mouth
OF the AMOR PivsT - Aneeioa. He SAYS
Of il: 1t Will unite III ~ consinents and
b the great woYk Of the age. 1t will H.
lpstrsie my nissiou 10 this county"
~ Three QuahsssJ who were drsfed-iui
the Second Disarise Of lhsdss Islaud. Ard
failed 70 report, buE aasesdseSa the msel ,es,
- dessrssrs. have been sent 70 Fort Colum-
bus. where they will be tried by cours. ua,.
eial. Ussvailino ,sppsals ksse been made
70 shs War DeDsafDnA1ssheis behalf zs"
80. The ssbsl cavalry II Virginia Or,
-aesivs. During tAs past Eve days they have
eobblsd Up ssvssal snsll squads Of cur men.
5000. Ioasdpasioa in Russia proceed
peeeeahly asd Successfully. Schools O.,
cpsnsd ~ de children Of the psasan,s, and
8uaois vill ssool avsan educated popalsa;oa.
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The --latest sensnaion Rom a nee.
u ARrEAUs WARD, JR.
VIZ. DAKBB, 1Hx YOUNG PATRIOT.

"No. william Baker. you cannot have
my daughters hand in marriage until you
are equal in wealth and social position"
The speaker was naughty old man oil
some sixty years. and the person whom he
addressed vas . fne looking man oftwenty
Eve. tg
With sad aspect the young man with
drew from the stately mansion.
II.
Six months later the young man stood in
the pressnc e Of the naughty old man.
"What you here again - angrily cried
the old man.
"Ah. old man." proudly exclaimed Will
liam Baker. Il am here. your daughter
equal, aud yours -
derisivs smile liz up his old features; when.
bic an enormous roll of green backs, Will.
liam Baker cried:
"See Look on this wealth and I've
senfold more a Listen. old man! You
spurned me from your door. But did not
despair. secured . contract for furnish
ing the Army Of the with beef
Eyes. yss!" eagetls }e.clsimed the old
man.
"Aud l bought up all the disabled cav
airy horses could 6nd--r
IL SEQ l sss r. cried lths old man. =
"Apd good beef they make. too
"Tbey do they do! and the pro6ts arc
immense" . ASA@ae
IL should say sou "a
"And now. cir. olaimr your daughter s
fair hand" s~
boy. she 10 you're But hold Look
ne in The eye; rhseugto.s all shis have
To The core i'sesisd WIN. Baker. -.
"Aud." cried the old man. in voice
husky with emotion, " Are you in favor OF
. vigorous prosecution Of the war ?"
81 am I sm - rx.a~s- ~ III
Then. boy. take hsfsi Maria. child.
come hithsr. Your William claims thee. -
Be happy. my children And. whatever
our los io lite may be. let rs oil support the
Government !" 49, itt
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

DIR. w. A. CHlLDs, Surgeon of the Tenth
Vermont Regiment, writes:-"I wish every
soldier had bottle of Plantation Bitters They
are the most effective, perfect, and harmless
tonic eyer used
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

WIZARDS HOTEL,
WAsHiNGroN. d. c., May 22d, 1868.
GEN1LExEs:-We require another supply OF
your Plantation Bitters the popularity of which
daily increases with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully, SYKES, CHADWICK & Co.
SC SC &c &c &c sc
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AYERS
.CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick. eeeie. and
complaining, Are you out q
order, With your system d.
raase1, and your feelings IN
comfortable, These symp-
toms are often the prelude 10
serious lloeA. Some ct q
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should be ayerted BY .
timely use Of the right REM
ety. TaAe Ayers Pills and
cleanse ous .he di>oriered hn-
nors purify the blood aud
LET the fluids move on unob-
sfructed in keal.h again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ~
tivity. purify the system from
the obGfrocttons which make
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CULTIVATION ~ CprroS.


ne ~-rs~sm~,ss - cssss~ 8les,ec -
50 S.S. 81 MN tsss ISSSsss. = sss SssX,
asd As~ssn pfios On sAa Asis IiaA. aAs Gs.s-
fhe per- scsso. Of sAss nbse- 4 s>te~Aeesap
rd,atty ef yosaS casid~ra, ofs tse~ tA~Sr
Hassss fa! LIse~ % a most presfae.s aesssss -
. zkSetgoro,s. srerf;c-s ~o,e rakssS y o.
Z tri~ a sSr1'fy Of reltTtls seed sssss1 10 shs
ss 800 4. Hss.s'. 81. =
csoaSo great trsadts - sesd. = I i - = -
MINING AND MANUFACTURES. -
rhs great ssscurces Of the ssaas. h opsl, ~.
Lea, line. Posters clay. Limestone. SAndaoes.
H., &C., srs almost untonehc1f. they Awult the
arrival Of emit -pgisiaG asA fsprxesic nea. soess
toned to convert them into geld.
RAILROAD sYSfRSg o. IIG1N00
Railroads inssrsees ~ vAAs esase eisU,.
coo 600 have been invssss4s IN eomsaetiaG Ne
great net work that links every part Of the etass
into immediate conneca.ou vfsh he s<srro en- n0
States and The 4rrc..ea theroughfarvs Of CON.
merce. 49, Hz .
THn slLlNUss CENTRAL RAILROAD
Traverses the whole length Of the state. iron
the banks OF the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
to the Ohio. As its name impoSfs. the Railroad
runs through the centre OF the stsse. aad - d.
ther aide Of the road along lite whole IsagtA -
the lands offered for sale. x
~. r TO ACTUAL sETTLERS.
From The unprecedented advantages IBIS Con-
pADy oRers, II Ia not surprising that Is should
have already Disposed Of sos. 600 acre. sf SanA.
n 10 nov selling at the rate OF 100 scrso per
ve<k. The pcpul alton along the Mne has sreblsd
In ten ysars, and 10 nov si4. s9l- The Company
s<ll to sctusl cnltvafors and every eontracs con-
tains an agreement to cultivate.
CITIES, TOWNS, MARKE9A 0EPOTA
There are Ninety Eight Depots on the CsApe-
nys Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles. Ctsies, Towns and Villages are dtuaseo
at convenient distances throughout she whole
rS.te, where every desirable commodity may be
found Is readily as In the oidese cides Of the
Union, and where buyers to be msl for all
kinds Of farm produce. -z3 a 4fati
EDUCATION. : Il )
Mechanics and working men win hnd he fsee.
school system encouraged by the Stats, and en-
~-0owed win = fEEe revenue for the support efeAe
schools. Children can live In sight Of the school.
the college, the church. and grow up With the
/ prosperity a the leading Ssaes In d 0reas Wee
= TERN Empire. $50
No one Who has Visited this spleadid reHisn -
country doub. that IL equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been gfveu Of u
but let any careful observer visit Il, md he VII
Inform you that the half has not been told Al the
adv anSSees o6ers for immediate occupation
and immediat returns. The farmers Of the East
ern and Midd!s States, and Canada, are moving
to Illinois in great numbers; and'N ID believed,
that IL these surpassing advantages were aads
known 10 the farmers. mechanics mAnufAeturers
and working population Of over-oroNded EuSoDA
they would promptly avail themselves of The
knowledge. a5s# = - -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

Letter from the Rev. n. E. GILDs, ST. Glars
vile, Pa:
GESTLEMES:-You were kind enough, on a
former occasion to send me half dozen bottles
Of Plantation Bitters for So so. My wife having
derived SO much benefit from the use Of these
Bitters. desire her to continue them, and you
will please send six bottles more for the
money inclosed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

1 have given your Plantation Bitters to hun
dreds of our noble soldiers who stop here, more
or less disabled from various causes, and the
effect is marvellous and gratifying.
Such preparation this is l heartily wish
in every family. in every hospital, and at hand
on every battle field. II gt1aRa '.t
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

lLl1NOt8
I. ahcus equal In extent to England. ~i,A pop
ulstion of ,72S. 666, and . soil capable Of sup
porting 20 oeo coo. No State In the Valley of
the Mississippi oHerS great an indueenent to
the settler as the State Of Illinois There 10 no
part of the world where all the conditions of ell
mate and soil admirably combine TO produce
those two great staples, Go a. asd " nsAx. =
,CIIMATE e7s
Nowhere can the industrious farmer secase
such Immediate results from his labor ~ - then
deep rich, loamy soils, cultivated with q m1eA
ease. The climate from the extreme scdsnefu
part Of the State to the rerre Hante, Alton ST.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly BOO saiies. II
well adapted 10 Winter ...
WHEAT, CORN. 'COFf0N, TOBACCO.
Peaches, Pears Tomasoes, And every variety OF
frsi, and vegetables is gro n N great abundance.
are furnished from Z to weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the rerre Haate.
Alton St Louis Railroad snd the KAnkakes
the Branch, and 1856 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raislng portion 81
the State.
- THE ORDINARY YIELD
of Corn is from 50 to 50 bushels per acre. cat.
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are r..sed
here at small cost and yield large profits. II 10
believed that 10 section of ccunsryU.eaAsssrea.-
er inducements for Dairy iarpi.g han the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, . branch OF farming 10 which hut
n'tie attention Ia: beer paid, and which must
kskee and Hines rivers. and Chicago and Dun =
leith. distar.ce OF SO miles the Branch md
AZ miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy AaI -
spring Wheat, Corn, d
OATS, BARLEY. RYE, DUCKWHEAT.
And vegetables suited to the climate are produ.
ced in great abundance. The northern portion
OF Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken.
tucky and Virginia, giving . variety Of temper
AZURE in the State, suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural products OF Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 estimated at IS, 900 900 bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than Lao. co.
600 bushels, besides the crop OF Oats, Barley,
Rye. Buchwheat, PotsfoesS Sweet Potssoes,
Pumpkins. s9ssshs.ssHnsA 9nesveO, cIov~.
Cabbage, Beess, Tobaecoy ccesoe, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &c., which 20 10 swell
the vast aggregate Of production in this fertile
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
STOCK sRAfkNa. - q
In Central and Southern illinois uncommon
advantages presented for the extension of
stock raising. All kinds of Cattle, Horses Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &c. of the best breeds yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field Is open for others TO enser
with the fairest prospects of like reasits. DAnY
fAnnIHe also presents its Inducements to many
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-03
Sheriff. Sale.

is hereby gwen that BY virtue Of
IN an execution issued from the office
Of the clerk OF the Ddbos Com. Pleas Court
10 me directed, l will proceed 10 offer for
sale at public auction 10 the highest bidder.
for cash II hand, At the door Of tho court
house in Jasper. on
SATURDAY, Jan. IL, 1862.
between the hours prescribed BY Law, the
rents and profits for seven years, Of the FOL
lowing described real estate, situated in Du.
bois county, to-wit:
The east half OF the south west quarter Of
Sec No. (36) In town three (3) south o
range No. sir (6) west, containing eighty
acres moro or less.
And on failure to reslixe the full ampun
OF principal, interest and costs called Tor b.
said execution, I will st the same time ant
place and in like manner, sell the fee sim
pie OF said real estate.
Taken in execution 40 the property 0
Levi n. Call, at the suit Of u. II. Evans.
This sale will be made without airy relic
whatever from valuation Or sppraismen
laws.
JOHN WETKEL, Sheriff D. G.
w. G. Adams. Guy for piG
dec "a, 1662-3w $40.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-03

1.-THE most exciting war news OF
the past week is the raid Of Morgan
into Kentucky. He is said to have
from five to eight thousand men, and
is approaching threateningly near to
Louisville. lie received a drubbiDg
from Col. IlrrIan's Ky. brigade, bu'
III didn't seem TO dishearten him much
as he only changed his course to ad'
vance again.
The eastern army. it is said, since
Its severe repulse at Fredericksburg, i
about to 60 into winter quarters nea
4 Alexandria, so as to be in a position
Ito protect Abe Lincoln, while the re
bel army (most Of it) will be sent Z
1.-THE West to fight our brave soldiers
IOhl what brave Administration
and what splendid strategy!
\ Gen. Banks much talked Of expo
edition has landed at New Orleans
land commenced operations against tn
'rebels in that section. His force wit
THAT Of Gen. Buffers, makes fine
large army, and we may confident
Hook for stirring events in that quartz
lsOon.
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v hich You are now taking. That course
leads 10 the des,ruc'ion Of both the Con-
s,i.u,ion and the Union. am not author
ICED 10 speak OF 70 lay down the plan which
is 10 govern anybody in future. ] DO not
speak TO day for that purpose.
Perhaps 1 should not anticipate the course
Of the President Of the United Safes ~
regard TO his proclamation. J trust that
he will reconsider IL; that be will pause
and no, 20 forward with i. This Govern
ment cannot be restored by The sword alone
You must carry with Il the olive branch
The President says we are making history
II trust we are not making such history o.
the incendiary who swung bis lighted torch
in the air 10 burn the temple Of Diana a.
Eohesus. and who has left his name behind
while the name Of him who reared thai
temple has persisted from our memories
| think we may expect that, under chang
Of policy, the blessings OF the Union ma!
yet be restored and made perpetual.
! Mr.. Chairman. l am very much obliged 4
the committee for the attention with which
il has listened 10 my remarks. Ifsve spoke
'ifreely snd fairly, and attempted 70 do N
/ duty 10 this great public crisis Of our couu
-try.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-03
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~ under the existed Laws Of the United
States is hereby notified. that their Licenses
are in my possession, and that will be ss
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and wednesday 10 each week. until the frsi
day OF February, for the purpose Of distri.
bsting the sam.
Assistant Collector u. c.
Jasper, January Sd, 1868