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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-05-23

n s hereby given thst the undersigned vilI
! apply Tor license q the June term. 1868.
lof the Dubois County Commissioner, under
the provisions Of On act entitled IAN act
10 regulate and license the sale Of spirituous
lvinous, malt and other Intoxicating liquors.
The place Of sale will Be upon the premises
occupied By him. the precise location Of
which Il % follows: On the CORNER 81 North
Main and Lawrence streets, il the building
known % the Union House. in the town d
jasper, Bsinbridgc township, Dubois coun-
lty. Ind.
The citizens OF said township will take
due notice thereof
Nav g, 1863. JOSEPH EGG.
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oorWs posiee BY the annual report Of
she Sup erinsepdcnt Of Public Instruction
Of Indiana. that the number OF children in
Dubois County be,~eea the ages Of end
~ yesrs. on Tie LIT Of August Iasi vas
4 $50. The amount OF school Fund appor
4ioned 70 shis county ., tho recent cistri.
button vas $3.50 SO.
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NOTICE 3 hereby given % 81 whom 4
49, may c0aeevn that tho Undersigned viii
% The 18Th dsy Of My. 1865. p~oeeed 9Th
the County Susveyor of Dubols County. In.
disss. % esssblIsh The ises sad perpesusse
The corners u Secsios -, Town one Cd
soush SsBgc 4, wess,. where aIl that ere in.
eerested may attend u they wiII-
IfARNEN KLAESNER.
Msy 2, 1868 -3w
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Success proves efficacy OF no 'IIumbug.'
such ls the recnlt Of ',Dr. Leiend's Ant
Rheumatic Bssd.r Iis Gfneral favor recon-
me ds !, TO al suffering from Rheumatism
Gouf, NeuraIgia. Eysigelss. and general
eruption arising from impurities Of The blood;
also Mercurial Diseases See advertisement
In another column OF the -'Grrat Cure"
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W(HG sundsssigned ad@iaistsator Of the
y estate Of 0segos Miller late Of Dubois
eonaay ieeeesed. will - Monday. the 18th
A1oy.of June 1854 q the late residence 81
- 6eeessei. cell q public sscsioa, all his
possonsl properly not taken ~ HE .idow,
Iepqqlosinc q Wheat. Corn. Hsy. one Horse.
{S0l cc9s. Cattle, Crops u she field, fsrnise
j0plsdbsnss. hose held utensils. &c.
1t1RGS or ga IL. "A credit u il
9epehs VII ~ glven q al SENS ever o.
The pusehsses giving note With approved
eooullyskeeesilag 81 Law, bearing istercsI
lse4. delacf ee!:l. Al Gums d % = under
.' ~ N 6EoRcE KREss. .s.s.
Nay l6sh. 1851. -Sw.s
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III s hereby given that the undessiened wiIl
y apply Il the June term 1868. Of the Do
bols County Commissioners, foa license,
under the provisions Of IN ses entitled sAn
set 70 regulate ssd license she sale u spirit
'ucus vsnous. mali and other insoxiessinG
liquors." The place Of ssIe viIl be tn
premises occupied By him, The precise Ioes.
|iion Of which 10 = follows: In ~ neu
lbuilding on the esse sjrs q The PsbIi>
Sqssre. 10 the town Of Jespsss BsiabsidgG
Dubois County lud.
The citizens u said township will TAXI
Idue notice thereof.
May 9. 1865. THOMAS HERBIG.
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II s hereby given that the undeuigDed
= viii apply for license u tie Juas tern.
1863. Of the Dubois Cosnsy Commissiesess.
under the provisions Of a Get entitled sAn
oct to regulate and license Tie sale d spis-
isoos. vinous, malt and other insoxicaiiss
liquors. The place Of sale will - IL and
upon the premises occupied ~ me. The pre-
else location Of which i . follows. Lot No.
l69 On Mill street. known . The Exchssge,
IN the town q Jasper, Bsisbsidge township,
Dubois county. Is6.
TIE cisixens Of sid township viii sske
doe notice thereof.
msy .. 1893. b. ENDHOfEN.
T--
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.sMesR n PHILADELPHIA. May 10.
A Washington Dispatch says blanks are
bsiag forwarded daily 70 Provost Ms'shals.
wlsh inslsuctioss % make enrolment Of
18th clssses subject 70 draft. A call for
ssoops will then be made. oil States being
credited for filing previous quotas. but
where 6llTrsnce exists on the last call. q
drsst 70 complete il will be required. The
quotss Tor esch State are nov being Or.
ranged. though there are differences between
some State authorities and the War DE.
psrlmsnt. a. 70 the number Of troops already
furnished.
Senator Wilson ID understood to differ
entirely from the Wsr Department on the
rsported decision Ignoring the three hum
dred dollar exemption clause in the Con-
ecsip.ion Act. When the law was drawn
10 b. him. - chairman Of the Military
Committee, NO such construction was in
tended Ths 18Th section. relating TO the ex-
emetion clsuse, 10 understood 10 be IN o.
@os, vsrbsiim copy from the French law.
where the practice YES precisely ss intend
"a ~ the present law
The guerrilla Imooden is candidate for
Lirpisnsas Governor Of virRinis, on the
came ticket with Extra Billy Smith. who is
% sor Governor, IN opposition 10 Thomas
>. FIoursag.
! vALIAxpIGHAH IN THE CossEcricur
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" GOOD supply d Justices' Blanks con.
- etsally o. hand sud for sale low ~ shs
COURIER OFFICE.
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PETER LORILLARD.
SNUFF b TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.

SNUFF b TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.
l6 & Is CHAMBERS ST.
AZ Chatham Street. New York.
vNOULD call the attention Of Dealers 10
w the articles OF his msnufscture, viz: }
BROWN SNUFF.
Macsbsy Domingcs,
Fine Rappee, Pure Virgins,
Coarse Rappce. Nschitochcr,
American Gentlemar. Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUrF.
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Scotch.
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
OF Lundy foot,
"Auention 10 called 20 the large Fejuc-
ton 10 prices Of Fine-Cut Chewing and
Smoking Tcbsccoe, which will be found Of
a Superior Quality.
TOBACCO
ssck'ss- sn"kise.
Long, 8. Jsgo,
Mol. Spanish.
No 2, CANISTER.
Nos. i.z mixed GrsnuIssed Turkish.
nSE CUT CHEWING
r. n. l.. OF plain.
Cavendi~h. OF Sweet,
Sweet Scented Oronoco,
Tin Foil Cavcndsrh,
N. p A circular n prices gill be sent o.
application. April Is, 1867
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ONE person writes, her daughter v9
cured Of fits Of nine year, standing. and
81. vitus' dance Of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
aiier his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
able
AWofuKR was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in bis reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
AuOTHER Of Rheumatism OF eight
Cascs innumerablc Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could Be mentioned IN
which the Purifier and Pills
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RESPECTFULLY informs bic numerous
customers and the public that he hes just
received from Louisville large and veil o.
Iected stock Of chairs, which he Offers for
sale cheap. He also offers for sale good
Ready Made Furniture!
manufactured BY the best houses ia Louis
willie, and BY himself He soIicits . share
|of patronage, and feels sure he can give sat
lisfaction.
Jan IL JOHN BUCHART.
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For Rats, Mice, Reaches,
Ants, Bedbslgs. MOlhs in Furs
WOOlens, &c. insects, ON
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
pot up in CSC soc aud 500 Boxes. Bos,Ies,
and Flssks; 50 aud IS sizes Tor Horns. Pun
Lie INSTITUTIONS. &c.
"Only in:sIlibIe remedies known"
.fsee from Poisons-"
'sNos dangerous 10 the Human Family"
sRass come out Of their holes 10 die
IL Sold Wholesale In all large cities-
o. Sold by I'll DRUGeIsTs ard RErAILFRs
everywhere.
0T y: BEWARE s.r' Of all worthless imiss
tions.
O. See that "CosTAR's'' name is on sari
Box. Bottle and Flask. before yo1 buy
05- Address HENRY X. COSTAR-
~ PnfscIPAL DEPuT 1872 BROADWAY, ~ Y
70 Sold by-M- FRipnAS.- jasper. Ind
April lith. ls63.-sm
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are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act 20 directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ TO such an extent rs
that the system docs not relapse into 10
former condition, which i too apt 10 be
the case with simply purgatiye pill
Z They arc really
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~. FREApnAS, Jasper;
FauD HorTnAx. Harrison Township;
JoHS l.. HoFFnAS, Columbia Township;
GEO. HorEnAH, Hasbiscn Township;
Gro II. SHURTz. Ferdinand;
JoHn q. BEcKnAs. Ferdinand;
ERxsr 4 PrcKnARDr, Huntingsbure;
4. K. TAYLoR, Ireland;
md BY Druggists and Merchants every
shese. #
$3.50
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xrr~r~ tsrrtz,~ have the eerfin<si~~ u tsose en-
iurns ehrnI-ls. Prs<--os- Chiffon q Se~ York, and
Locke u Cincinnati.
RAJ 81. Rob~cks special Ncticx- and Co. iheAtss
puhii>h~i In = cgnspiruon- Fart ~ sh- f~f~s Hon
tine % time.
Prize u he Scsniin.sAn Vegetable Blood rui-
eer n ~ hoffI. ~ s. r@f hall doxen Vffh- scan
iinaTssn vexrtahis Bp Pills, - GENTS Isr boss o.
s ipx<s fcrU.
pvi,<ipsI 0nc> and sslfsroom. ~. kxzt Fourth
= i ~ RuilIinr frum Main 81, Cincinnati o. LAD.
'-.---~ ~. - m~..r.<.1.I <frNof.
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and Won should Try them before going for
. physician
Get Pamphlet o. Almsnac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and u you
have ever doubted you will
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Advertise in tie Jsspsr Courier
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will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, Of themselves, viii relieve and cure
Hsadache, costirsness,
Cblio Pains, Cholera Norbus,
Indigestion, Pain in the Eotrsis,
nizziness, etc.
Try these medicines, snd you viii never
regret Il.
Ask your neighbcrs who hsyo used
them. and they will say they are
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-26
KENosHA. Wis, Nov. IS. 1863.

hEEosHA, WIS, Nov. rs, 1868.
GEO. b. BINGHAM, Col. commanding, and other
o6fcers of the 1St ReSt. Wis. Vol nifty.
Brother Officers and comrades IN arms
Your esteemed LEGACY, per favor of our
ex cellent and honored Chaplain, Rev. j. MONA
MA RA, came duly to hand. hardly know how
to express to you the deep feelings Of mingle
pleas ure and gratitude with which your timely
and appropriate gift was received, And permit
the gift itself. for the kind and fattering words
with which it was companied giving the as
50 rance that though longer with you on the
march or in the bivouac, l still hold place in
your remembrance, friendship and esteem When
the he art is full, words are weak I can only say
that to have won su Oh expressions from the off
GERS OF the glorious old First in the disch arge of
my duty to my country, is sufficient reward for
the loss have sust aimed, and the suffering have
endured. Your friendly epistle has struck near :
er the heart than rebel bullets ever did
Comrades of many hard fought field, accept
soldiers heartfelt thanks, and alos him in the
fuliness of his heart, to wish you all long life
health and immunity from the visitation of rebel
missiles. May your march ever be onward, and
if on the field It should be d0WBward still may it
be Upward and when this cruel war is over"
and you return to your homes to enjoy the nSti>
tutions you have fought and suffered for, may
your shadows never be less by one foo as is
that of Yours ever
D. c. MCVEAN
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Success.

There is nothing like success in the Rffaira NJ
this lie To great extent, society measures n
mans character by the degree of success which he
meets with IN his plans and efforts 1t matters but
little what one does if he is only successful in his
undertakings. The public mind has q perfe ct
horror Of failures. 1t cannot brook them. It mat
tors not how good are the objects for which one
la6ors, or how pure and unselfish the motives nv
which 1t is prompted if he fails he inevitably
goes to the bottom go far as the sympathies and
cooperation of the public are concerned Ontbs
other hand lot man devote his means and en-,
ergles to the accomplishment of plan that is cal
culated to benefit individuals at the exnenss of
the public good, and if he be successful. honor.
and congratulations will flow upon him thick and
last Some Of the worst enemies to social bapni.
ness and political harmony are regarded with re>
apect almost akin to reverence simply bscauss
they are successful in their undertakings And
Tor the same reason, many a shallow pated iguora-
mus has succeeded in acquiring the reputation of
awondertul genius The world worsliips at tho
shrine of success. and he who habituaIy fails.
need not expect the dear public to smile upon him
because he meant we'll worked hard. - and
''dId the best he knew how" These and a hun
dred other virtues combined will not wipe out the
disgrace of failure
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MEssRs. EDITORS You said in your last issue,
that the draft and its freaks the general topic
OF conversation wherever two or more are con,
gregated together. That is right and now let
some or one of the freaks after the draft come in
for its snare of tea table talk. little incident
occurred out here in The town Of Bristol that in
these times, IS worthy of note An able bodied
conscript here went out the other day to shoot an
Innocent squirrel, and in doing 80 shot IF the
fore'fnger of his right hand. Good shooting that
Tor a man capable of doing the country good ser,
vice at the present time. Accidents we all knew
will happen, but that it should happen under such
peculiar circumstances and after he had received
notice to appear at headuuarters ia really aston.
lshlng to the natives The stigma if there is any,
will follow closely upon his tracks for all time TO
come.
we hope the surgeon will take this case into
careful consideration. If he cannot FIRE a gun.
he can do good service in some other capacity.
Bristol, Nov list, 1863.
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Cultivate the southern Lands=-

Inc rev Il. >. Livermors will be in Town in
few days, and will fully explain to the citizens
OF the city and county, the benefits to be derived
from the cultivation of the lands confscated to
the Government, on the banks of the Mississippi
River, and elseShere. That money is to be made,
and the government and the country benefited
by the occupation of these lands, there can be no
doubt. These lands are to be leased for a yerv
small compensation by commissioners appointed
by the Government,and the chances of destruction
OF the property and crops by the enemies of the
Government,are duly provided for We shall no.
nee this scheme further on the arrival of Mr. Liv-
srmore, the Agent and commissioner, who resides
at Berlin, Wisconsin
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At HOme.-The many friends of Rev. J
MCNAMARA, Chaplain of the veteran LIST Wis
', l., have had an opportunity to shake hand,
with him during the prst three or four days
lie is looking, hearty and hopeful and is home
for few days only, having been ordered
home with the money of officers and men o.
the regiment.
There are few regiments in the field that
are blessed with so stirring and active Chap
lain. We have heard wounded soldiers of t6e
LIST say that on the field of battle, their Chan
lain was worth ten men, Cool and collected
when the bullets and balls fly thickest, not a
soldier falls but receives his immediate and
personal attention
Mr.. McNamara will return to his regiment
n few days.
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we publish in another place dispatch from
Madison, fixing the quotas of the several Dis
trlcts of the State and also those of several of the
principal counties, twill be seen that the quo
ia Of henosha county is 159 If this number can
be raised by the 9Th of january, no draft will
take place in the county 1t ia stated that it will
require little more than one third of the first
class enrolment to fill the quotas.
We notice that in some OF the counties efforts
are being made to raise and offer such bounties
as Will secure the required quota of enlistments
before the expiration of the time during which
they may betaken. There are eight towns and
four wards in the county, which would give only
about thirteen men to each to raise Cannot
such inducements be held out by the towns and
city or the county at large, in addition to the
large bounty offered by tho government, as will
draw out that number OF volunteers without re-
sorting to CONSUMPTION We think the reepie
would sustain the Board of Supervisors in making
provision to pay the volunteers or their families
under this last call, sum that would with the
present Government pay, bring their wages up to
$50 per month.
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Another COpPerhead NEartyr.-It
Is Ou' few years since certain depot agent on
the henosha and Rockford r. R.. at the ctv OF
Se60st0pte, was a warm pastisan and supporter of
the Republican party, aud stood high in the opip.
ION OF the electors of the city, aud they made him
an office holder. But this "cruel war" came and
he was drafted like hundreds of his fellow cit j..
zens Being man of means. he procured a sub.
stitute. But from that time his political sentiment,
changed. From firm Union man ne became q
malignant oopperhead and patron of JEFF. Da-
Wis.
But few days since, one of his neighbors with
many others was drafted. He was patriotic ua :
ion man, with a widowed mother dependant upon
him for her support. This chivalrous copperhead
tSuntsd him with being lover of Abe Lincoln. "
and voter of the "blue ticket" and INDUCED in
abuse such as cOpperhead only knows how to
use The young consoript bore it until forbesrA
ance ceased to be virtue, then turning upon him
hs gave ann several rans la Henaa, which piled
Jet disciple on the Iocr, while if he did 10. sse
'he s'a'' and stripes waving their glory be saw
'he former and felt the latter. We would recom,
Hlen' that be be promoted 20 pound master or In.
'pector OF his Eeghbors orchard, as it i sngges-
Ieo mat lie is duly qualfedfor the latter aosi,,o
truly copperheadism hascome to grief How sr.
the mighty fallen
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Those little Giants.-we call

AhOse AAaKt1e GHSamtS.-We call the specia
attention OF our readers to the "Lttle Giant Sew,
ing MdchaHe,' for sale by G, E. SCHoFF. Esqr.
who has his Office on Main street, over Bailey Il
schoffen's store. 1t is emphatically the family
sewing machine. Its separations are almost noise
ess-lts stitch sure and elsstic-its machinery
the most simple of any we have ever seen-sew-
ing with all kinds of thread and on all kinds of
fabrics.
Many OF our citizens and neighbors are bearing
daily eviden CO of the efficacy and value of these
machines Some thirty of them arc constantly in
use in our city, and they give entire satisfaction.
Ihey are within the reach of almost every man.
the price ofthe machine being only fifteen dollars
Gan and rec them, and buy one spd save tie
dreary hours, and days. and weeks, that your
mother, vito or sister must spe d in taking the
many Thousand stitches that must be taken for the
smallest family during the year. Even your gals
Iantry would De blsst, in making present of one
80 your sweetheart And how many smiles
OF affection will greet the kind father or husband.
who brings home a Little Giant" for holiday
or birthday present. While many are constantly
lnVenting machinery to save labor, but few are
doing anything for the tenderer portion of our
famIhss-the ladies. sewing machine at so mod
crate price, is bringing an angel into your
household, and driving the skeleton out Seize
this oppor' unity, and supply yourselves with
Little Giant"
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Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EEEseneiiE Sale PA

'FEsenefit Sale pa Grand Benefi
Sale, by one of the largest and most extensive
houses in the State, for the benefit of every
body who wishes to buy, will be novelty in
its way. TAoMAs HooLEY, of Milwaukee, adj
vertises such a sale to continue two weeks, in
the Telegraph, this week, to which we desire
to call the attention of everybody We have
been through Mr.. Hooley's store, upstairs and
downstairs, and we feel confident that his ad-
vertisement mo exaggeration of the reality.
MIR. II. is another of those Milwaukee mer-
chants who believe in letting outsiders know
what the CITY of Bricks contains. Dealers
cannot do better than go to Milwaukee to
make their purchases, and while there they
will not fail to call at HooLEY's, corner East
Water and Wisconsin SITS.
See advertisement.
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Crutches-VVanG :.n Owner-Frsr

"aioo' FAINTER, who has neen drafted, and gone
10 Milwaukee, has left in office pair of lit le
crutohes, which were loft with him to DO painted
but he does not know who they belong to, He
thinks they belong to some little lame girl in the
country. We publish this to let the ''little lame
girl, or her ftiends know that her crutches are
painted and ready for her, at the office of the
IeLegraph.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.
The Portland News says that partial returns
rom the late Idaho Election are sufficient to
warrant the assurance that Gov Wallace, the
Union candidate for Congress delegate, has
been elected by handsome majority.
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a Rebel s,eamer Captured

BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
The transport Delaware, from Port ROYAL
and Stone Bar, South Carolina. Nov. goth.
reports the capture of the rebel steamer Ban
shee, from Nassau, with cargo of great val
lie
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a Dishonest Contractor gets his
Deserts.
CINCINNATI, Nov. "a.

T. ". Hall, horse contractor for Govern
ment, has been found guilty, sentenced to six
months imprisonment and fined ten thousand
dollars, for defrauding the Government in
purchasing horses
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AgrlcuIturRi.--B reference to the card OF
the Secretary Ia our paper this week, it will be
seen that the Annual Meeting of the Agricu Itural
Society of this county, will be held on Monday,
the 9TH day of December next. This ia an i'm.
portant meeting, and should be fully attended -
ofic ers are TO be elected for the coming year. and
to do that satisfactorily, every member should be
present. The old officers have labored hard, we
know, for the success and prosperity of the Soci-
ETY., and we doubt whether any better men can be
found to fill their places but we underst snd thew
wish TO be relieved from the labor ana the respon
sioility OF the stations they hold. We presume
there are others who will teke hold of the work
willingly and zealously for the good of the cause
Very much of the success and usefu lnsss of the
Society depends upon the faithfuness and INTEL
lgence OF the officers. Members should see that
the best men in the county are elected, and then
sustain and aid them in all their efforts 70 ad-
vance the interests of the Society.
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Rich MNEs.-The gold diggings at Ban
mock City, Idaho Territory, are yielding $50
600 per week.
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Valuable Letters tor the fl,

Valuable Letters tor the following per.
sons sre in the hands OF j. Mcnamara, Chaplain
of the lst Regt., for delivery. Let them be called
for in person, or let those who desire them dis
posed OF otherwise, inform him by letter immedi,
ateY:
Capt. George Read, Kenosha.
d. Conrad, Bristol.
Wallace Talcott, Keuoshs.
Joh1 I. Wing, Randall
Geo w, Dunn. Somers.
Mrs. John Mitchell. Kenoshs 90 Wis
Ernest HSnsche Kenosha