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II. H. HAY, DRUGGIST,
Junction Of Free and Middle Streets,
AGENT FOR PORTLAND, NE.
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HALLA RUCKEL,
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Master in Chancery.

FvNHE undersigned. appointed by the Supreme Ju-
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Jeremiah NJ. Mason ais In equity against the York
and Cumberland Railroad Company and others, ''to
determine the number and amount OF bonds issued
by said Railroad Company under the construction
contract and mortgage" mentioned in the peadings
in said case and now outstanding-to whom the
same are due and the amount thereof including in
terest or coupons for INTEREST," and TO receive and
return the same into said Court with his there
on. and also to determine how much is due upon the
construction contract for which bonds have been
issued provided therein and which is still secured
by the mortgage aforesaid and TO whom the same is
now due-hereby gives notice that he will attend to
the duties assigned to him aforesaid and hear all
parties in relation thereto the Court Room of the
supreme judicial Court in the city of Portland, on
Monday. the sixth day of April next AT o'clock in
the afternoon. SlTH MAY
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HoMEsrEADs FOR $40.

fvHE MISSOURI LAND COMPANY have pss.
4 chased from the Hannibal 81. Joseph Railroad
Company large tract Of land In Northern Missouri,
adjoining the fourishing town of Hamilton. Caldwell
County, for farming and manufacturing purposes,
and have divided their property into lots and Arms
They are ered 10 subscribers In shares of $40 each
Maps with tuli information. be had by callingon
EDWARD SHAW, Agent,
loa MrppLr STREET. PoRrLASr.
uns off
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-11

HEADQUARTERS Dis OF IsDIAsA AND MicE.l
DEPARTMEsr or rHs Ono,
IWUrA pnrfo I...~ rorp

HEADQUARTERS DIS OF IsDIAsA AND MrcH.l
DEPARTMEsr or THR Ono,
IHD'AsAfoLIs. June, 1868.
The peace Of Indiana has lately been dis-
iurbed by violence. murder. and other scts
contrary to law, and having their origin in
certain secret political societies. clubs, or
leagues. The common safety now demands
that ell such associs tions should be discon-
tinued, no matter to what political party
they may belong. They are constant
source OF dread and unsatisfactory divide
and provoke hostility between neighbors.
weaken the dignity and power Of courts Of
justice. expose the country 10 martial law,
and discourage the people from enlisting in
defense Of the Nation.
No matter how honest or worthy may
have been the reason for such societies in
the beginning. their very secrecy and the
oashs they impose do enable wicked men TO
use them unto unlawful ends, and pervers
them into public nuisances.
All good objects can be accomplished
openly. and none but the enemies Of their
country ever need disguises.
i 10 perfectly plain that such secret or
gsnizations are both dangerous and beyond
the ordinary grasp Of the law; they are there
fore declared to be hostile. and will be put
down BY al the military power Of the Dis
trict, if need be.
invoke against said secret societies tho
good infoenc and sctive aid Of al men who
are friendly to the Union-to discontinue
and pesceubIy break up such organizations
within ths limits Of this District, and call
upon the members thereof speedily 10 with
draw from their dark meetings. and openly
show that their ibientions and acts are such
- may well become the true and loyal citi-
gems Of country whose freedom and intsg-
riiy they will maintain sgainst sll enemies
whatsoever, and before the eyes or all the
world. u. B. WILCOX
Brig. Gen. Com'd'g.
Official:
RoB'r A. HUrcMSs. Capt. and A. A. G..
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Al . party one evening, several conferred
the honor Of having done the most exsrsor-
dinsry thing. and reverend gentleman Wa
appointed the sole Judge Of their respective
pretensions.
One party produced his tailor's bill With
. receipt attached 70 Il. A buzz went
through the room that il could not be out
done, when . second proved that he had
just arrested his tailor for money be lent
him.
The palm 10 bis, vas the general cry when
the third put in bic claim.
sGentlemen.s said he. II cannot boast Of
the feais Of my predecessors; but l have
returned 70 the owners two umbrellas thar
they eft at my houses
"PIl hear no more." cried the aetonisteJ
arbitrator. ",his is the very ne plus ultra OF
honesty; unheard Of deed; 1t 10 On sct Of
virtue Of which never knew men capable.
The prize is-''
"Hold." cried out another, sI've done
still more than that"
"Impossble" cries the whole companv:
"let Us hesr.r
I've beer taking my comfy paper for
twenty years. and paid for Il every yea
In sdvsnce!s
Twas no use-he took the prize.
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OF usuFpstions Of power, such q are nov
being constantly exercised BY our State and
nstiona sdmi nistrstions, Washington, in his
Farewell Address, remarked: "The spirit Of
encroachment tends 10 consolidate the DOW
ers Of all the departments 10 one, and ,bus
70 create, whatever the roRn Of government
a REAL DESP0TISM. A jus, estimate
Of that love Of power and proneness to sbuss
il. which predominates 10 the human heart.
is sufficien! T. satisfy u Of this position. n.
in the opinion Of the people, the dis.ribu.
tion o. modification Of the constitutional
power be in any particular wrong. let |, bo
corrected By an amendment. in the Wy ia
which the Constitution designstes, but Ies
there be NO CHANGE ~ USURPA TI0N;
for though this 10 one instance may Be the
instrument for good, II Is THE CUSTOMARY
wEAroK BY WHICH FREE GOVERNMENTS Arr
DESTROYED. The precedent must always
greatly over -.snce In permanent evil any
partial or transient benefit which the use
can q any time yield"
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Ah. the good time has come at last!
New England rules the nations;
And we've got you boosters fast,
In spite Of al creation.
For thirty yeas we've labored hard
For tariff and protection.
And now we dare you to retard,
BY setting up objection.
Protection is the very thing
To g'atify our wishes
II brings us riches like a king,
And Gold and Silver dishes.
II makes US love you western folks
With worry kind regard
For now we sell you calico
Al fifty cents yard.
Once you had Gold and Silver too.
Flying around like rockets;
But soon we made you send Il through,
To jingle in our pockets.
While we have got plenty Of CLink
1t surely looks quite funny,
To see you western hoosicr folks
Use paste board for your money.
For Union. Constitution, Laws,
Did we loud insist,
Until we got you hoosier boys
Most bravely to enlist.
And now we've got you in the ranks,
We cannot help but ..snigger,'
To think that we con make you fight,
To help US free the niger.
Now we've got all the Offices
And all the contracts too
This makes . glorious time for Us,
Tho rather hard for you.
For we've go. Yankees jus, enough.
Scattered through the west,
To fill the federal Offices,
And feather well their nest.
IN two years more well make enough
To satisfy our pride,
And then well say to one and all,
just let the Union slide.
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A LOYAL COLONEL: claim urged BY
The Aboliiionists that their party is The only
loyal party in the nation, wosld excite our
Indignation did il tnot first stir up our rdcule
One Thomas w. Higeinsoo, a "reyerend.'
is Colonel Of South Carolina regiment Of
negroes. Now, while il is possible Tor an
officer Of white troops TO be only relatively
loyal, while indeed his loyalty may often be
justly suspected BY the monopolsts Of that
article up North, we cannot conceive man
who takes command in regiment Of blacks
10 be anything less than superlaiively, ex.
cessivcly. individually and most dis,ressingly
loyal. Such . man is Col. Thomas w /.
IIigginson, lie Is eminently fitted 10 carry
on "war for the Union," as is easily
shown.
In 1857. he, with others, signed o call for
q convention At Worcester, Mass. which
reads ss follows:
"Believing the existing Union 10 be a
failure, ss being hopeless attempt 10 unite
under one Government two antagonist
systems Of society. which diycrge more
widely with every year;
"And believing il to be the duty Of intel
Igent and conscientious men to meet these
iacts with wisdom and frmness.
Respectfully invite our fellow citizens Of
Massa chusetts to meet IN convention ai
Worcester, on Thursday. January 18th, to
consider the Prac,icability, probability, and
Iexpediency Of a separation between the
free and slave States. and TO take such other
measures as the condition Of the times may
require"
The Convention met accordingly, and
passed the following amongst other rcsolu-
ltions:
Resolved, That this convention recon-
msnds. a. the FIRST step towards the accom-.
plisbment Of this object, the organization In
each Of the States, Of political party out.
Outside Of the present Constitution and
Unicn-a party whose candidates shall be
publicly pledged. in the event Of their cleo
tion, to ignore the Federal Government, 10
refuse IN oatS to its Constitution and 10
make their respective States free and inde.
pendent communities.
Can the 10y atty Of such . man be success
fully impugned! 10 il not cmin emily proper
that he, and the party 10 which he belongs,
should denouncs lifelong Democrats as
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BGr We do not know when we have

Z BaT- We do not know when we have.
published 50 much food for serious res
aeesion as may be found On the first
page ofto-day's Sentinel. Every ar
tile, .fromethe first line to- the. last one
.on that page is worthy Of the most Sc
rious and careful consideration. Every
unprecedented mind must come to the
conclusion, after reading these articles,
that any Abolitionist or Republican
can say just what he pleases about the
Administration, the war and against
the Gnipn; that arbitrary power and
Enilitasy orders aresonly intended 1to
ioparase upon and prescribe Democrats
How long shall these things be?--
Preeedents are sometimes bad things
and We are laboring under theimpres
sion that those who are now making
precedents will some day regret thaI
such prccsdeuts we're ever get.
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rFrom the Z,assville Aurora, May3t
Hon. III. j. yewett.

We have just returned from yisit to Mr..
Jswett, who is confnsd to his home in the
country by severe ,ndisplsition The TACT
hit be has been named by many Of tho
Democratic papers OF the State as their 70.
yorite candidate for Governor At the snsu
ing election, renders il proper that we should
state the result Of our interview with him.
Although wholly avarsa 70 receiving the
nomination for Governor, be had determined
to submit the matter to the wisdom OF tho
Convention. and il, 10 view Of his well known
opinions OF policy and duty. be was nomina.
ted by the Convention. to sssums the duties
and labors Of the campaign. But since tho
propristy of his nomination has haen the sub
feet OF discussion, the business Interests aud
relations Of tho Central Ohio Railroad, OF
which be has for several years besn Psesi-
dent and active manager, have undergone
many important changes. To protect tbs
interests which he has in charge, be regards
1t as his duty 70 give to the Road and its
management bis exclusive attention for somo
months to come. He would, therefore, bs
prevented from taking On active part ia the
canvass, and hence desires that his frienda
shall no longer look to him as the standard. !.
bearer Of the party through the ensuing esrn'
paign.
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Il d proper to state that 50 FAR o. the d.tils
Of the Imprisonment %, bis frsnds max, NJ
complaint. He has been treated u q gan.
tlemap by General Burnsids. His pl.,, OF
confndment has bssn hum,ns and coufor
table. and his more intimate Psrsonai frienis
have had access to him freely, sni at all
hours.
This treatment will not be varied on the
gunbost by Captain Sebastian, who is Q
brave aud excsllsnt offi:s and will hilhidl-
ly and chserfully carry out ths progrAnns
hitherto followed.
II will be of interest to his lnyrisds OF
friends to know that Ne. Vslrsuiighsm hss
sustained himself bravsly aud with extraor.
binary lortitude and remarkable self p,ssss.
sion under the trying ordeal that hs.h,s
passed through, and that he has never allow
ed his spirits to Be shaken in the lsas, by
his arrest and Imprisonment - Gin. Eaguir-
er, May %. 9e 80. re
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EKon. g. L. Z. Vmsi.isaslag agsaaall.

This gentleman Ia prisoner Of State--ielt
about noon yesterday on the gunboat ED,
change. for the South, pursuant to orders
from Washington II win not be forgotten
that, for words addressed TO tho people o
bout their own affairs Of government, at q
large public meeting. at apiace hundreds ol
miles from public enemy. Mr. vallandig
ham was arrested by military authority, tried
by Court Martial and convicted of speak
ing certain words, with which he was charg-
ed with uttering, and sentenced 70 imprison
ment, and then banisment from bis native
State. We are making history 60 Lincoln
told Congressman in the progress Of its
formation we have arrived at the third year
OF the reign Of the first Republican Presi;
dent The case Of Mr.. ~ Vallandigham ii q
portion Of this Republican history. What
will close its pages remeins to 10 sssu. -.
Gin, Epq,, Nav 23., ..
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Desmocrntic. .CsuniY Cenycntion
snfarNuy. June O, Is63.

The Democratic voters, and all
others in favor of the Union as it was,
and the Constitution as it is, Of Har-
rison County, are respectfully request
I'd to meet in Cadiz, on SATURDAY,
JUNE 9th, for the purpose of appoint
ing Delegates to the State Convention
to be, held in Columbus, Thursday,
June 1lth, for the purpose Of noml-
mating candidate for each of the fol,
lowing. offices, viz: .
Governor; tp -s-s. s.r
Lieutenant Governor; a.-,r .
Auditor Of State; So. a..a.1 aa.ar
Treasurer of State;
: One Judge of the Supreme Court;
One member of the Board of Public
Works. .ec - .s.#s.. -...r -r.a. s5
BY Order of the Democratic Centra
Committee of Harrison County.
- JAS. B. JAMISON, Chairman,
IN. A. HANNA, Secretary. r
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For the Sentinel
THE AMERICAN UNION.

A union Of States with their rights unimpaifed,
A union Of hearts by ihs whole nation SHRED, (,
A union Of feelings, union Of thought,
A union without would not be worth aught.
Let us live 70 : union. as taught by the sages,
Maintained as desianed would last TO all ages;
Let the desire Of each section. North, Sou III,
East and West,
Be the Nations prosperity, the greatest and
best,
Let the peoples heart beat, as the pulse Of bui
one,
And E rLuHsus USux be the "sINE Qua NOM '
uHRIcRsvILLE, u, j, NJ. >.
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Very Sore.

rv The editor of the Cadiz Republican
shows himself.in in the last number of
his paper, to be in very bad humor.
We stated some facts in the previous
number of our paper concerning him
which can be proved whenever it is
necessary, that makes him feel very
sore. All the low slang and abuse
thst he can IN mad, he elects through
his columns, against US. There are
-buttw things that we shall notice,
and them very good humoredly. He
tries to. convey the impression, by in
ueaio, that we were-detestable enough
TO burn DOR printing office in Westches-
ter, in 81. Aswe have before told him
oh two or three occasions when, by In
uendo, he made this false and malicious
charge, we, tell him agaip--tlhat # he
or tlIany other man. believes that we
were base or vile enough to do such a
,,dastaraly act as to burn our property
at Westchester, let them 60 before the
Grand Jury Of Tuscarawas county,
and make oath to that teffect. The ed
atiter Of the Republican and his respec,
table ':informers'' should do this, Oh
stand convicted before the community
~as MALICIOUS slansferers. a.a
lie uses the words ''infamous liar
very freely. Well, that is rich, com
ing as It does from man who has had
TO pay dearly for lying, as the record
of the Guernsey County Court O
Common Pleas shows he had to, when
he sold oil cake fed porkers for corr
fed ones; and who was thrashed in th'
-a streets Of Carrolton, as he was, fo'
publishing wilful arl malicious lie
about his neighbors. IF any othe
man than the editor Of the Repubif
can, who has been convicted for lyin,
in the Courts Of justice, and thrashe'
in the streets for the same offense
shoulIuse such language about US, W
might consider, it worthy Of notice
bat as it is Richard Hatton that make
{. &. use Of such language, it is not worth.
of notice; and we trust our reader
I viii pardsa VI for having thus person
ally noticed sa,h sneaking dirt!
scamps as he is, AMI always has shewI
himself te be. Where he has lived h
/, is well known. That's all. p
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6th OF yume Convention.

Our Democratic friends should not
forget the 9Th of June Convention, to
behela in the Court House in ,Cadiz.
Every Democrat in the county should
make it business to be present-for
the purpose of mutual consultation,
if nothing else. Addresses will be
made, besides the appointment of Del
egates to the State Convention
Come one. come all. .,.