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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07
HHfROPOLIrKN AALL
6boKLEY 4 co..s
OPERA HOUSE

b 81 E
sSoxLsr : 90. /. /,
The most fsshiouabls place Of amasemest Ia The
sWhas eys.ybody ssys must be 30. and every
TIN NORRIS
b The funniest naa iiyias.' and that
EIaHfIHaALGs
| h the best company In sxistsnes.
Gone and 80 for yourselves jaa-6ts
6 Nroad street., bet. 9Th and 7lh street,
Harry Nacarthy ..............s.......L Lessee.
John W. Hillsard.- --;.----.... Acting Manager
HAIRY NAoARTBY bses 10 snnouues THURS.
DAY xVEkINa ~ the FIRST nightef
ExcxlsIoR NEW ORLEANS
LESQUH OPERA 1ROUPl.
AND
I BRA ASS BAND.
SonRa. Dances, Bu.lsttas, Farees, &se.; Delinea-
tioaa, Musicians ard 0entlemen. y.
cents Seats reserved Tor ladies' ana ths Sd
men accompanying thsr only. js6-2tz
(tRAND MILITARY AMUHEM RNTB & Capt
III BRAaONIEk'a Drill and Fencing Rocm. on
1Oth direct, Two doors bsicW Main and over Copp =
Pistol G alisSy II open DAY and NIGHT
Bsysnst Fencing taught
Cavalry and Artinary Sword xxerciss tauxAt IN.
de Of I've lessons.
T Fe1eers esn ss.s Fencing Match 81 any
time iA6-5ta
D5cAD STRI1T ssI1TRE
- SIXTH ,vssK OF
:. 1iss LoTTIE asT1Llg
PERsoNArseg coscHRTs
Hs,. soaxs. new Dances. ps~ Ghssssseta, s.s~
sesasry, Esw AEseiosss nav knsis-
s.aw eslsiJ Eok.s, &c.
Harmony Misth Frr'iaa Wit,
Hen;i1issit SID Ha5ls.s.
AnksHsius:- Is ess. Servants 80 eta. Asats r.
served tsr adfe= s,'d the alisuea accommodating
tham only. john W. HiLiY AID,
il 5-tss buainsss AAaasaf
WEDNESDAY, KvsNsaa. jan Tn
COMPLIMENTARY BENNETT
LAST hIaaF or Tais sKAsuN, or
RAhRY AACAH
On ahi,h occaaloa l.isus. CHARLES HUNT viii
e,essas hin Gold Watch and Chain, vsia I'D ii
YTA3aUDEABLn DAHOlN3 ACADEMY,
IL No. G5 kzAiE srRxRT, brt. ffta and 18th,
Over she s,ere formerly occupied by Mr. kobsrt-.
son 81 Hsrdwars stosa Entranes. private, On
Pot ). 81. MAUI siHsaAS rrssputs hin com.
piinsents 70 the I.Ad.ss snd Gentleman Of Rich.
Iaond aud respectfully inforIne them that he will
open his ACADEMY on sArUADAY. January %,
1868.
HoUas.--For LAdies 10 4. NJ, Children, 4 7. II. /;
Gentleman, u Y. n.
DAYS TuirlOs -TUEsDAYs. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS
TxRMs.~-KeAsoaasaia; Sscarsained on application.
Praeiising Parties every WEDNESDAY,, I, 3 ocIk
r conissse nCing janussy 7ih, 1853
AL ths new RLd fsahebslis pR,icsz isus ht:
Prince lslpeSIe. Qaatrii:a. l,snesf Quad B0sss
Guards, &c; ,so the Fig l,isIld tst.,g si, anry'
Hornpipe.
GUITAR AND FLUTE
lessons taught ON the GUITAR ard FLUTk
Orders fer Tia above nay Do let Ut ?. II. TAILOEs
kasic Store, aain street, At the Academy daring
tie hours OF teaching. is l--tiis
7 NOR DHETRY'S BLUFF
The atessner A. II. SCHULTZ, Capt Z. J. HILL,
lives he, wharf at 2ocks:ta daily. xt L: O'clock
learning at o'clock r. n
Fare fol- the round trip, 81 IL l-ss
~ NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07
lJvvtts. @sI.rs.-.rta. - .. :

yssss ssss = -. As~ssss
~ 80. ! !. ~. - RS VISA
8AN. r..5 y assi.ra1 atssAe sSsS
- HD0SO4 DAv1 . 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07

Y< WANTED-A CAKH BAKKR-For .
good hand tie highest price will be given
4. ANT0HI, Ut. Nicholas Saloon.
II l-6ts Maiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07

TTOusE AND lot on FHN NORTH SIDE
i'll Of Clay, near to Buehaaans Spring, ROR
EALR IT AUCTION VIII be sold upon the pre-.
misses ou FRIDAY, the 9th day Of January, COM
Inencf0g nj } o'clock r. H.. fha newly erected
uanr Buehanan Spring This house has four rooms
and Kitchen The lot fronts about 81 feet and runs
back 100 feel TO IN alley.
TERMs One third cash /; balance at 0 and IL
n,ont for negotiable notes. interest added and sat
isfastorsy secured Tho taxes for 1853 to be paid
by the Purchaser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07

"yE WILL SELL at our salss room, Governor
w street, one door above franklin, on THURS.
DAY, Sth January, commencing at 10 O'Clock a.
u, q varied assortment Of Articles - 1istlna IN
part Of
Crockery and Glassware,
Gold And oliver Watches SID Jswslsy,.
Hair Brushes, Hair Combs, Faf Oomks,
Nsrino Hoss, Cotton Gloves and Bsls7 elk
ButsSas,
assts OF frst rats Harness,
Hsy-cIstsng Machine,
Hzusssls, Three ply and Rag Carpets,
4 vsrY rich and beautiful Velvet HsattIla,
! Dor OF real Havana Cigars,
several dasn1 Knives and ForkA
ia1 WILLIAMSON L CO., Aucta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07

ltRAND NILITART AMUHEM RNTB - Capt
III BRAaONIEk'd Drill and Fencing Rocm. on
1Osh direct, Two doors bslcw Main, and over Copp
Pistol alissy II open DAT and NIGHT
small 5woFd and BTcsd Sword HENC1NG; also,
Bsysrst Fencing taught.
Cavalry and Artiuary Sword Exercise tauxat u-
de Of I've lessons.
t;vrS. iAf--5tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07

DARK OHANgE-sTORY FOR R2NT.--AsAd
IL, minisxator Of InsGn Richards. dsc,d, viii, ca
fHUAgDAY, the 9Th Instant. at II O'Clock. rem.
out for the present year. TO the highest bidder the
STORE on Franklin, between 18th and 18th stS /,
which, sor tho last ~ years has been used gro
cory, and which IL wei known ~ . ffst.rats br5i-
ness stand. Paasessisn gtvsn immediately
0isO. II. RICHARDS. Admir-
Rehtica bY Wf.IIAMsOH 4 Go. Auetg lac
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07

r. WILL ELL. =. the AEeaiaa Rooms u Hifl
Dickinson & Go, Oh the la.h af January, 1861
oae WOMAN Mary aud CHILD, 10 the higasst
bidder. for es,h, Commissioners Of the Circuit
Csasi Of tbs city at RiehIaoua
u z CROUCH, OomM'r
= Hal. nls:zIxsos T. Co., Anct'rs 10 dds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07

(sURSTI1 9TH WANTED Fur = light ARTILLERY
~ company. 81, 400 Willie PAID R&fesxnes - to
ekarseisr required Appiy At tia stors at g. GAR.
HKR. ftacxish street., isiwesa ig:h aud 18Th.
h lite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07

EesPRCfAL NOTICE ~ wish to purchase or
hire = ao.z HOUSE SERVANT and NUxSE--
For such An oDe ar. disposed 70 pay liberal
price. ALFRED AcSk5,
is7-a.s 63 Main street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13
A False Issue.
From tho London Times, Dot. 90. |

The radical press is. Of oourse, msklng great
deal Of capital out Of the results Of tho recent
State elections, claiming that they indicate a
"Republican" victory over the conservatives--
position 10 false az could be taken. The fact
10 thai tho great body of ,he Democracy are in
favor Of sustaining the Government in all COZ
stltutional and lawful measures for tho sup
preston of The rebellion and the reconstruction
Of the Union. The party In power know this,
and they have cunningly presented a false issue
Ia the lato canvass In Pennsylvania aud New
York, They have represented % the people shat
the Democracy were opposed TO any effoFtto up-
hold the Governmenh that they were Southern
sympathIzers," "trsitovs," "Copperheads, %
and everything that was anti-law and nnti-or-
der They sank the name "Republican'' out
Of sight In the canvass, but now claim Re,
publican success. BY these false pretenBes they
have at0len che votes Of thousands OF honoat
men, who, had they NOS boon begutied by dor,
\ agogues and rsr,Isane, would have voted thf
conservative tIeket,1 u will take but liMlI
time 10 open the eyea VI the people to the srick
cry Of these party politicians 90 vide ihat 4
will requlre the aid Of twice fourteen tl,oaeS NJ
imported aoldiefs 10 defeat the great ,oonserv-
alive party which alone sua.ains the Union AM
, the Consultation Conservative men must sianII
together for that result - Jogfnal et CSNWeyce
-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13
LAW NOTICE,

HARRIRT FISK, Elizabeth Wagner. Abraham
IL Wagner, Joseph Headley, Sarah Rarber, John
FaIber. Ezekiel Headley Mary Edgel, Harvey Rdgel,
David Headey, Daniel Headley and Eleca Headey will
notice that petition against them the 5th day
pf November. A. 1863 In the Superior Court within
and for Franklin county, Ohio, by William Headley,
and "a now pending, wherein said William Headley dc.
mAnds partition OF the following real estate o-wt; Lots
No. thrtyone (3I, thrtythiee (33), and thirtyfour
ty In Ihe fst quarter OF e rst townahip range ak
teen. United States military lands, containing each one
hundred acres, more or eIs and situate In Franklin
four (3 OF the fourth quarter second township, and
alxteenh range OF the United Atates military lands,
containing each hundred acres, moro or less and
situate In gaid franklin county, Ohio, and that Al the
apply for an order that partitn nay be made Of said
premises. ss-'- .t ~
COX & CONVERSE,
Columbus, o. Nov. q, A. DIsSs. Att'ysf for pi'G.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13

take hold Of the matter and diodaId froWn down
these establishments. rr1ls7 Oh! G,
Mr.. Utermehle held that the good oltlzena
could not doit. Legislation was necessary II
Was not the good citizens who went to these
houses are largely on the increase, and grow up
like muahFooms-In night, ,o-.-
The motion to lay on the table prevailed,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13

The Russo American Movement The
State of Warsaw and Fate of Charles
ton and RichmOnd-The "Fanatics Of
Despotism" in st. Petersburg and
Washington.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13
DANCING SCHOOL
lsG.- adt III I4lo na
20 s5a AT DEsHLER HALL,
Corner High and Town Streets.

MR.. 8. PINNEY WILL COM MENOE
vi term for Juveniles, on SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON, Nov. 9Th, OF I2 Lessons at halfpast two O'Clock
Having made different arrangements, will teach one
quarter only. .I IA TfUr if7
TERMs-$4 90 per quarter In advance.
Positively no visitors admitted until after the eighth
lesson, va "'- ~
An Evening GLASS for ADULTS will be formed Mon.
day evening, Nov. OH. rig - -
Private Lessons given at the Hall or at private rss
MUsI0 furnished for PARTIES and BALLS. All
ly attended to.
Having leased the above Hall for this winter will
lease the same for private parties or balls. .'.
nov6 ..r .....s =. 3. PINNEY,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13
Sheriff 3 Sale.


Court ci Common Pleas Of Frankln county, Ohio,
- 'onh ~ euL (9gsIar1 a.4t '''"''
Windsor A. shoemakcr,> - aaasa go ,,y.s,s
.RK VIRTUE OF A WRIT OFgrr. ra,
~ TO mo directed from the Court OF Oenudn Pleas or
Franklin county Ohio, will offer for sale at public
aucticn the door OF tho cort House. m said County,
ohioh ,1eaUtsD 10 yGp z " sat aO
Saturday tho slst day Of ofNovenlber a D., 1868,
n1a9 nas .iat One O'Clock, P. M. ,.nis ane
The fopning described real estate situate in Fnnkn
County, Ohio towti All Of the nteEest and estate Of
Windsor Shoemaker n the following described real
eatate towit OntLct No. of Robert Neila Addition
Of Lots and 0utLotsto the Oily OF Oolunbuo Al 4
more fully described by deed Of General Warrantv
signed BY Robert Neil and Mary M. Neil dated Mareh
18th 1856 a. designated in Plat Of said addition ead
Windsor A. Bhoemakefs estate In said beipg
the undivided fourth Of said pEeniises gubIect to Ie
Lifeeaate OF Martha Jane Taylor, ialiasy Jane Dae
In the same, as set apart to her In report Of Oomig.
nionsrg IN the case Of Martini Taylor va Wdsor A.
Bhoemaker, ct al. recorded In CompIete record d
franklin ooinmon Pleas, Vol. %, ,pago 907. ~ 5'
Appraised at $3.50 two HUNDRED and thirty classj
" GEO. w. HUFFMAN, aheriR I
u ,st., sl.!e tTlli OF Hmnklin oounip, Onto,
SNH'lE.sl'd Spsa tino ssp ssaldl0 ~ iiss fas
.naiiRsla iaiiashisa4q sxsa ell
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13

niN moiss7iB8o vtbods sEN sHs ni tsVlSs
.ssyasa sGi SasssfqSg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13
Fall Dress c. oods

r AIDES BLACK CLOTH SACKS AND OIR0LEs'
IL Also Scarlet and Blue Cloth oloaks. Water
Proof 0loaks. II .r..4--s 81
. -1.-L g-lag1| Balm SON. !,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13

st4ss&,s .
eri $50
ta-s hh''i
'ldi bH4 n9i
aVoaa aaSf4
arg 81 io
tg 'estno''
s'sa tehiI
sHS' % III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13

EXTRA Fine Plain, Brown and Black Alpscss, At
BALM 4 BON.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13

.noiiasls isl,asblss1q 'zaa 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13

ThE peculiar tnint or
Infection which we call
ScRoFULA turks in
thel constitutions Of
multitudes of men. IL
either produces OF Is
produced an en-
feebled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
1.-THE vital forces in their
! vigorous action, and
leaves the , system to
! fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofulous
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13

A LBXANDBE'5 Plain and Embroidered Kid Gl1VeE
n dcnts' Kid Gloves, lined ..-
Balm s. SON
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13

VNINrER Hosiery and Under Ga rments for Ladies,
w Gents, Misses and Boys.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-13

pIUSH, PeterSham, aud all the late styles Of Black
l. and OoloEed Clcakploths at very low pricea;
BAIN Il SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09

The Con{cderateS have fortified the mou'l-
tain sicle opposite Bridgeport, and on SaSpr;,
day threw a few shells at the workman engaged
in repairing railroad tcidges across the, river;
The Federal pickets ocenpy the ISLAND III front oI
Bridgeport, and constantly exchange shots
with the Confederate pickot4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09
pl-y415HEn lpA1L[l 81
rDGAR SNOW u EN, JR.
.e.nrFICF-No. 101 King street, ever
s, /5,rnerlv Fcench's} Book Store.


/ confederate Ul5h@tCh' @@"''A -@'0"' "
Er,,.3,v roporys an engagement between h.
I,..o hundred Federal cavalry, supported by
,.;IIsrr and body Of Contederates, result
IT, IN the defeat ot the former, The tight
E * nacs near New Albany, .Niss., on Monday.
/ di>rytch states that TWO thousand Con
I3sIarqto,, under Marnaduke, have entered
Ismbvastern Missouri for raidIng purposes.
Irbp FEDERAL IroopS were concentrating trcm
Esn Do9ts for thejr capture, The guerrilIas
Ic3otinucd their ravages in Kentucky, efforts
I1r their suppression having thus far proved
ImayalEDg.
/ The report published yesterday that General
ITaokIi.s corps had teen defeated by the
honfcdtrates at Brashcar City Is not confirmed
ly any official information received in Wash
Engtoo.
/ NASHVILLE, Oct. 7,-The Press denies the
IlQrning Of the bridge over Stewart's Greek
Ii @ays that Wheeler crossed the river at
Washington last Thursday morning, thirteen
miles above Chattanooga and passed down
tbe SeQuarchie valley.
! The Donfederates captured fifty wagons Of
Zone Of the trains at the toOt Of the mountains
Incar Anderson Gloss roads, burning q MUM
Iluot them and killing about three hun1red
Iborses aud mules The train vas ladene1w with
Iammuntion, clofhing and notions, Forty
wagons carrying medical and sanitary stores
aDd alout 6tty sutler5 teams we've also lost.
|Geo, MITCHELL with force Of Union cavalry,
as soon as he learned OF the crossing OF the
No0tederates, pursued them, and on Friday
Fad Saturday killed aud wounded seventy, took
ETo hundred prisoners and recaptured fifty
hQles On reaching Walnut Range the Con
EederaceS shot 200 mules TO prevent their falling
Roo the Federal hands,
| LOUISVILLE, October 9TH, As previously
gated four Or i've thousand men under W heel
r with artillery, attacked McNinnville, Sat
ESIay afternoon, capturing the town AID gar
fSon, consisting of the Fourth Tennessee in,
f-oay The Federal forces were without ar
f4ery, and the town without detences Or tortl-
fallo0s
The Contederatc8 burned a train OF cars, and
f.SSroyed the railroad and telegraph. They
E2 believed 10 be advancing on Manchester
Ee'era, prominent Union men are supposed to
l'ye been captured Part Of the same force
t>Noyed train Of two hundred wagons on
f5%oy. between Bridgeport and Chattanooga,
i captured IN ammunition train OF tW>l'e
S9Taoos Of Confederate cavalry are scatter
/ a0oS the road near the south OF Mulf!ees,
r. 42>l5ong TO destroy tie railroad ana
,"4pn communication, capture stockades,
|" 1@> Federal troops are closely pursuing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09
FROM CHARLESTON.

| Charleston, on Tuesday, an attack Vas mad'
on the Federal tyigate Ironsides Or that day,
| damaging her and alarming the hoet' \ dis
match dated Wednesday says that there was
but little firing during The previous twenty
four hours. The Federal works on Morris IS
land appear to be c n1pleted There is re-
mort. brought By the officers in charge Of the
nrize steamer Diamond at Washington, that
when they left Charleston harbor on Sat
nrd * afternoon last, Gen Gilmore ; batteries
were shelling James Island, and the Monitors
were engaged With Forts Noulnie and Sum
ter. Another statement il to the effect thar
the torpedoes sunk in the harbor oi, Charles
ron had become useless trom their long
immersion in water, and cannot be tired
from the galyanic batteries On shore.
Among thu letters to Jefferson Davis, re-
con,]v captured, is oAe written by General
,,ad,den, Of South Carolina, dated Mexico, as
far back as 1854, giving q scheme Of 3
great Federation Of the West India States, ia
Guiding Cuba to be . formidable naval and
commercial power.
Mr., George Peabody has recently presented
Vale College with geological cabinet said 70
be worth not less than sl25, 900.
The doctors OF Bertha have made an on
slauoh, on Bavarian beer, drank there 70 ex,
cess, as being the cause Of numberIess cases Of
apoplexy.
The last mail from England come, TO us
filled aith discussions touching the respective
merits Of English and American cannon, lu
which it is freely conceded thar the British
na. aud war officers have much TO learn irom
their American cousins in the manufacture OF
| monster guns and rihed ordnance.
The presence in New York ct several priests
of the Greek Church, who arrived in the Rus
sian feet, has led to the revival OF a project,
l~ooohed time and again il High Church cir
o,a. on both sides Of the ocean, tor union be-
,uaan the Greek Church and the Epiocopal
nhnrcbez of this country and England.
rbs distance to be travelled by troops leav~
mo Army Of the Potomac to join tLat Of
r posacyans IS about thousand mlles.
p~,.roan Richmond and Chattanooga is some
D,.~o obont half that distance, but the inter
r,,nton Of the Virginia and hast tennessee
.;Irooas o1iees the Confederates to g round,
80 - &c constitute the railroad distance be
" <,,.sn the two points about eight hundred
miles. -
Wo;or Wilenan, Of the 18th Kentucky, "ho
uas wounded in the battle Of Chlckamauga'
an1 who lately returned home, was taken }rorn
b;s house in Pendleton county, Kentucky
on Monday, by gang Of gucrrlllas They
.oo o,9 ehot him Five Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

FROM CHATTANOOGA.
4 Southern dispatch dated Monday last, the
5th inst, says that the Confederates opened
fire On the Federal position at Chattanooga at
an early hour that morning. The ire was re-
turned briskIy, and kept up during the day,
hut was not resumed on Tuesday, The sane
d;snateh states that the Tennessee river vas
rising, and ha1l swept away one OF General
Rosecrans pontoon Bridges and5ubmerged the
tyostle bridge. There is nothing IN se!atlon to
these statements received through Federal
sources-oving to the interruption OF tele.
granhic communication, It IS stated that
an official dispatch from Nashville was recelv-
ed in Washington yesterday representing that
everything was progressing taVorably with
Gen. Rosecrans and lntImatlng that stirring
news uight be expected in few days. Press
correspondents state that large relnIorcements
have reuched Chattanooga, and more were con
stantly arriving & regiment Of Federal IN
fantry were captured by the Contederates a.
McMinyille on Saturday last.
The ynutiIated body Of the Rev. Michael
| Oliyette was lately found in Lake Champla'n,
whore he had been thrown after being robbed
and murdered. He was pastor OF she Catholic
church at Port Henry, Essex county, Il
! H. was about 10 start for New York, and had
| . considerable amount OF money With him,
which was stolen,
| 4 late Irish paper states that the Countess
| Of Meath gave her usual festival to all the old
women for miles round Kilruddy The tables
| were laid opposite the door Of the mansion,
| where over 100 recipients OF her ladyshlp S
bounty sat down 20 table.
4 girl aged twelve years, giving the name Of
Charles Martin, enlisted in Pennsylvania re-
pi.nen as drummer boy, and is there still.
night vatchman in foundry IN Jersey
CITY, died on Saturday from the effects OF
burns received on the lst inst, He had some
loose matches in the pocket Ok his pantaoons.
While on duty at night he laid down and Tell
asleep. In that STATE it is supposed that he
furned over, thus producing friction which
sat Yhe matches in a blaze, and burned him 50
badly shat he oed,
Peter p. Murphy, Examining Surgeon Of
rho Board Of Enrolment at Lockport, has
l,pen held 70 bail in the SUM Of $4,000 Tor &C
coptjng money, and z. 7, Boyer has been held
- I,ail in the same amount for offering money
90 Murphy, to exempt drafted men
Mr.. Esneraldo, the editor Of The Aurora
Times, California, fought duel on the 5th IN,
slant with DR.. Ricbelotee. The editor had
his ankle shattered by q bullet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-28
10 Contributors.

As our design is to make onr paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged IN the different departments D
active Industry in every part Of tllt
county, we respectfully solicit the co
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. Aud being cs-
pecially DESTROYS Of promoting The
farming interests Of Dubois. items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send rs all
the news, incidents, general iniorlna-
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective ncighborhoods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-28

Owe TnouurD Mrs BuafD DAILv At
vicksnuRc--Ths Cairo cores poudens Of
the Chicago Tines says:
A gentleman who came direct from vicks-
burg represents the troops % being much
dissatisfied. and anxious 10 return HON ~
Sickness has made cad havoc In the 70 nks.
over Thousand having been buried daily
Tor week. The enemy performed flank
movement. bu! Il did not amount 10 much,
and they returned. Ills evident TIA. some
time must eispse before anything effective
axes place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-28

DTrTH~RsA.-A gentleman who has nd
minissered she following re nedy ~ dapthe-
ria srys that il has slxsvs proved ehecfual
10 afforiing speedy relief: Tsk- common
tobacco pipe, place live coal thin ,he
bowl. drop little tar upon the { oal. and le'
the patient draw smoke into the mouth. and
il through The nosihI-. The rem.
sdy i sale and simple and shoald Be tried
whe never occasion may require. Miny val.
uabic lives may be saved. the informant con.
fdentIy believes. BY prompt treatment a.
above.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-02-28

DKcisIos AaAiSsr the STAnr AcT The
question came up in the Supreme Court
me other dsy. before Judge Basnssd. g 70
whether the want Of On adhesive stamp in
vsIidsssd proceedings BY summons. Mr..
BIsnkmsn commended that the provision o!
The ssx bill We perempsoFy; il not, Congress
he'd % right % impose license on lawyers.
o. he contrary, n. Edwin james argued
hat Congress bed no power 20 iteriere with
he Proceedings 10 the State eourts. They
might impose : penalty; but that was DO,
free from doubt. II Congress could tax The
proceedings b. which . sOisor In the State
courts eoOmsncsd HE action. they might
upes shs sane principle. levy duty which
~ssld smouns 70 total prohibition Of the
Decentralization Of jusses. Judge Barnard
he'd 70 dsubs shs ses We demonstrations
nd illegal, and that Congress had no powe'
% inserfsss viii the standardization Of jss-
tee = organised ~ shs Legislatures Of thu
vssIeus States. The court % ruled, subject
20 appesl.-N. Y. Csuessisu.