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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
DROBATE ORDER-Stste Of Aic,-
wa. II PINCKNEY.
ia & # Probate.

DROB Ale ORDER State OF Mic.-
u igans county OF lnghaTn sat session Oh The
robat- Court Tor Tie county OF IuEa1n holden AZ H.
irObate ONCE, IN the village Of Mason on Monday The
l. = Gay Of May, II the year one thousand eight buaar
AID sixty three Present, Nm- Il Piockney Judge OF
Probat- Ia TIE matter o. the estate Of john Moore
deceased. % reading An 1ng the pei0n day vsrl-
led, OF Mary Ann Moore; wi-Jw VI said deceased lrv
ng aincs other tlss Tor tie appointment ms
s4eis 10 assign zAil petitioners cover SAID estate
insreupon Il IS OElerel, That Aoncay 18Th uay 81
me next ~ ii cock Ia the forenoon, be assigned 0f
Tie Hearing OF SAID petition, and that the heirs IL aW
u SAID -ece@se ara a. other psrso-s inter ~ SAID
estate are required % appear - Session u s4i4 Court
t1sn % De ho.4e1 a. the ir09zte Office tie age o.
Aas-n 2na SHOW Cause. u any there WY tb- PRAYER
u the petitioner Should not De gl-lte- AID 5 tlr
ler Uf1sr- That SAID petitioner give nolic- 10 the per
so1s Interested u s4ll estate u tGe pzn4elcy VI said
-iiti1n And the hearing thereof BY casing COPY u
Ills OflcF - Dc 5lb snst Ia tie Lansing ln.icsu
D. Sspaper printed ALL circulating cu.uty OF IL
Ian successive weeks previous ~ sail cay Of n-4ria
4 tEns copy Va Il PINCANEY
a-J"+ Judge OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
TWO FARMS FOR SALE

Il acres each LIZ = tie besl quality Terms
reasonable One q sal farms h Eaton county about
Iowa c. TRACY
Lansing Nay 2, 1855 sns17
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
Legal Advertis ements
-A1nRTGAGE SALE-Detau.. having

WI been made II TIE conditions o. CERTAIN mortgage,
whereby power contained - sci las oecene
eeu..rativsl exec1ted % William Iool-s aud Elz4 )
tool4s LIS vile, u Ilg1An cOaAty, Michigan % Ira
davenport o. The site OF New YORK 14t-- the SIX
ts-i.l 1ay u December, 4 D. esAsevu AlA4fvd aud
sixtv-1-- a1d recorded december twenty eight A
A 1851 u the once % lie Eeglster O. D-eIs Tor
Tie county VI l1El4a. lie state Vi AlclsA1 ia Oer
Il " mortgage. page 60. rp.- "---A MOI 's--e
mere Is c.l.a-l u De due the date " It's notice
HE sun o. Two hundred an ~ -liy -eslt -u4--Es -
eighty three cents 70 SUI or Proceedings Al -sN
having been instituted recover any part Thereof le-
ice Is therefore HEREBY gwen, Ill "a murray re
twenty seventh 10y "a august next ~ t~ese l'A
LON sLzl Sci - p-bl- a--iol, - Inc Asret elel
sale piAee a. the irout -oCr o. tie i-s--l
county Circuit Court House. L. t-e village ~ A-son
LIE " ell.ss c0lt4Ile- % such mortgage (or - ----
t.a-tol - sLz.4 BE- ltc1sly ~ SATISFY Us amount --s
on sa u0rtg4ss Win IN per cent interest, a1 ies
csts tozataes WIKI attorney lee, cOvel--te- III
..erenJ = =. sy LIS iooSi1s recs 20 Iafce. %
All s.-ass ~ I-glAll co4-ts, Aic-s-a- VIA IL
as. LAi - north Ter s-ctl1l sS-Fe, tl-l
/ ia to.ls1l. three aoItA ~ ra1ge Ole east
| I.rsi Detro4l, My ok, \ H. 20
la AhENfCi.4. Mortgage
! VA :. WArEENAS Attorney -S"--
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
/ lVER ST ABLE.
NATHAN GUILE. Proprietor.

y NE Stable of the undersigned is we'll
Il stocked ar5 in cool running orf9-. NJ r.br,e
VII always b. furnished Th FIRST Cas- nee. an con-
uaoti1s Cl-rlages. s-i E1ot travelling Ho-sas shall
always sn1esvor 60 keep NJ stock u god trim s-d
WORTHY TIE patronage q the p1blic
Horses aud Carriages to let at I'll Hours.
0Ece and Stable OF Washington St between 80 r.yfs
and the Edgar House second Stable from the co-rer
NATHAN GCuE
Lansing, JAY sth, 1ss2 sz55I
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
Commissioner Of the General LAM once
NOTICE To PREEAPTroN CLAIMANT:

NOIICE To REEAIlTlON CLAMANTS.
Every person entitled % the right OF preempton 10
any Of the lands within the townships and parts Of town
ships above enumerated, s required 70 establish the
same O. the satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver
th1 proper LAM Office, aud make payment therefor
practicable after seeing this notice. ana before
the day appointed for the commencement Of the public
sale o. th- lands embracing the tract claim otherwise
such claim Will Pc forfeited.
J. n EDMUNDS
Commissioner Of the General Land O55oe
N0TE-JnGer the regulations Of The Department n
heretofore an ROW existing q payment be maize
for ADVERTISING proc except Ich publishers
are seiay authorized publish By the Commissioner
o.. tn tfsnsrsl Land Oiiice. 5Il3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
MARSHAL > SALE.-Stste ot

- q
VI igAa county q LIZ an. ss--5s vlrtle e. a VIII
d. III IsLias issued Az -14rr tie se-. u. IL
rc.it lolrt o. tie L-lied states 0r tie eastern dis
r~ct u Ncllg- . 1lre~ls- 40 c-lFefe-. against
t- s0uls u cl4tt-ls. lor want thereof, lL-n ~
te "a IS Al tau .lts " william El-nAn a. -ara- l.
rt.rs. aul III III tIovrt L. b. QUITS l-v seiz-i
nc levied 1lou follow les1iocl l-L- All pre-
ID SIS 70 VIZ Llls l--er Iteel A. sl1evl o. 1l-ck
e a.lre4 4 s1r-lterl the CT. IS LLi-lla- COIL
Is o. nEaam state Alcul- a., -so piece Il ll
sscrUe1 follows. Beginning I'VE % ross se-t1
j. the soutn corner " l-0-k lcs. u us F-Ag- u
t-slug. county rlate a.DresAlls running Ia -i~e
.5utn s.xtT-tw1 Anr lAI rO-s, tl-nes vs. tw-.v-
-y1s Az twenty INKS thence south t"rnis rJ-s 10
rrauc river westerly Ao-s SAL river T. 0At
81 twenty tN--i. O-r LAS I4e ~ - "a
u as described line thence nort1 ssvcny eight JS
Jr th-reaDolts, q LIS south ALs u a.0-rt strrrt
asuc- lirtyCCr - 90 r0-s l. he pi-cs 81 beginning
ntslullg sixteen LOO acres. more " ies= Nlcl
sa IS alas Drern-ses sha s-ll - p-llc --c-l u IL
gl--t fler tl-r-Jr. ~ cater -In- ui lie Lo-rt
ils Ia tn village a. Als-- SAID lnly q. I-gtarl,
d saturday The e-Fcutu as 81 july utxt 10 ta- hour
( o.e c4yeE u 80 --AteI, ti4y -5t.l, $50.
Has. =. lilhEI, J-4--- states Marsha.
p { p v. -RTca, - -clal Depaiy L. Msrs-al.
o~4z-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
Clocks. Watches, and JeweIry,

Yankee Notions, &C for sale usual Repairing q
Ill sorts and styles done to order Watches Clocks and
Jewery repaired snd warranted. By experienced work
nen.
s72yl T. cHIFTT. il
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
SEWING MACHINES (.

Wheeler & Wilson's and II singer SCo's Celebrated
Sewing Machines. with all the late Improvements
constantly on hand FOR sale eastern prices
pertaiior added
T. GIL1-ETT, j., Agent. lansing Mich
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-09
MARRIED..

MAEk2EtED.
On thursday, May ~, at tina residence Of Peter
Branch, by Rev. anslm Harris, Mr.. Archie d. Smith
and Miss Aiorgart Fogg, all OF this city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-09

feated. An intelligent journalist would
have been justified in expressing deep
solicitude, but not dismal a~pprehensions
as TO the final result. Hope and confidence
are a part he soul Of loyalty. The motto
Of the true patriot is as old as Cicero
himself; Nvsr despair ofdAs Republic. Il
certainly is no part Of a loyal editors
business 10 buoy up the souls Of rebels
by expressing prematurely the belief that
disasters have befsllen the cause Of our
country.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-09
EEanglng a Union man.

To the Editor OF the Nashville Union.
SIR / see a letter from Manchester,
Clay county, written April 23rd, 1868, to
SAMUEL and JOHN BEaLEy, who were for
merly citizens of said county, and are
now volunteers in the 9th regiment of
Kentucky volunteers. The letter appears
to have been written by a connection Of
theirs, a Mrs. RACHEL DAVIDSON. She
states that on the 15tA day of April,
three rebels came to the house of Mr..
BrGLrY, Gather to the above mentioned
BEoLEYs), dressed in our uniform. They
told him they were Union men, and
were trying 10 make up a company 10
keep the rebels from coming in the
neighbOrhood. The feeble old man.
buoyed up at the thought of having a
company Of Union men TO protect the
neighborhood, told them he thought they
would be able TO make up the company,
and chat every thing he could do or say
would be to their advantage to get up
the company. They then Immediately
seized him aud carried him about a mile
to the bank Of the creek, and there, re-
gardless Of his grey hairs or feeble cries
for mercy, they hung him till he was
dead, then cut him down and left him a
corpse on the ground. They then went
back and got his horse aud other things
that they could carry away.
Yours respectfully,
c. s. UuaHs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-09

II has become a chronic disease with
some conservative journals to croak over
the prospects Of the Union cause.
They always expect we will not say
Aope to be defeated by the rebels, They
perpetually depreciate the skill Of our
own Generals, unless Il be some ono Of
the Mcclellan genus, and perpetually
glOrify the wonderiul abilities Of some
rebel commander. The Louisville Jouy-
nails a confirmed croRker. Whenit was
first announced by the telegraph that the
gallant HooKER was 6ghting Tho rebels,
1t began to prepare the minds Of The loyal
for defeat, and the disloyal lor victory,
before any particulars Of the battle had
been given. When favorable news came
1t only groaned, and hoped that harm
might not yet happen. IL seems 10 have
lost all hope of the success Of the nation.
al arms, to regard success as the rule for
the rebel arms, and the exception for The
loyal. Look at the dispatches of yester-
day morning. All the dispatches from
Washington to the Associated Press, and
the special dispatches 20 the Cincinnati
papers, we're favorable to the nalional
cause, and these were oonarmtd by the
immense excitement and alarm which
perVaded the rebels in Richmond, There
was nothing 10 create alarm on our side,
or TO indicate that HooKER had been de-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-09

COMMUNICATED.
The Union Club and L0uisville
Democrat.

COMMUNICATED.
The Union Club and Louisville
Democrat.
Filter Of he Nashville Union:
GEo. BADnR, Of the Louisville Democrat,
and formerly Editor Of the rebel Repu5-
Acan Banner in this city, in 1912, de-
nounces the members Of the Union Club
in Nashville, as traitors TO the Union
cause In TENNESSEE" This comes with
a bad grace from q man who acknowl-
edges that be is ashamed Of the editorials
in that paper calling on the South, and
particularly Tennessee, TO take up arms
to destroy the Government of the United
States; to resist the invaders Of our
soil" by the "LINcoLN hirelings." At
the same time hat paper was justifying
and applauding the irrasion OF dear old
Kentucky by the rebel armies of Polk,
Johnson, and ZoLLIcoFFER, to ooerce the
people to join the glorious Confeder-
acy," and support that infamous Provi-
sional Government born Of the traitorous
Russellyille Convention. All of this,
and more, the Banner supported under
the plea that Kentucky was oppressed
her regular and lawful State Government
a usurpationil
And now This vascillating, unsettled
Mr.. BABER attacks Union men of Ten
nessee, born and raised in the State, who
had .ho moral courage to be true and
steadfast friends of the Union in the
dark hours Of the I" reign Of terror and
lying secession newspapers,-expOsed to
the insults and dangers Of Mr.. BABER's
rebel mob, fed and led on by demagoguef
and a bowling traitor press.
Mr.. BABEB says that he {" has publicly
and frankly repudiated his errors, and
re. affirmed his devotion to the Govern
ment and Union, ,0hitA in trjGb he had
nerer ceased 10 revere," THIS confession
a md repentance of sins ought to admon-
ish him that he is not a fit convert to
begin SO soon to attack Union men. His
present associations and the political
tone" of his editorials, are calculated ia
force truly loyal men to doubt his "de-
votion to the Government and Union
1t gives aid and comfort to the rebel.
lion.
But since Mr.. BABER says that he "ha'
neUer ceased to revere the Government ano
Union" he certainly, then, did not be-
lieve a word Of all hat he wrote agains
that Government and Union in 1862
And since he himself admits that willis
conducting the Banner and writing those
d~islOyal and highly confederate articles
he was conscious that all he wrote
against the Government was untrue, The
public will take IL "a Also being true, tina
he does not noW believe in the truth o.
what he writes against the Administra-
ton and its friends-and that he is only
returning 10 habits Of saying n thing
and meaning another, which he caush.
during the secession mania in Tennessee
He should remember that his anteceden'
record and present doubtful stand con.
stitute a very large "glass house from
which it is dangerous and notifying t
him to throw stones, as they will rebOunC
and smash to pieces his frail building.
A MEMBER OF THE UNION CLUB.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-09

The Augusta Georgia. ConstituGonal-
isl says that during the recent distur-
bance there the irate and hungry women
.avowed that " the red Gag would soon be
raised all over the South and then all
people would have TO do would be 20 go
and take what they wanted" Where
upon the ConstituaonaHst finds itself in a
sad state of doubt and painful uncertain
ty as to what might be meant by the
fred flag"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-09

A gallant officer Of the 14ih Michigan
Infantry, said in a letter 10 a friend, in
reference TO the i~ntrigues Of the Copper
head Democracy:
The man. Be he lohO he may, tShs .0ouH Ia
b0r 70 Prgft- -Peclmiariiy or politically By
his c0uRtrys rum, you'd sink a shat ia
Cal0ary 10 search for a coal mine.
Strong but true.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-09

A correspondent, 10 an article on the
'origin Of man." says that he believes
man first grew upon a tree. We don't
think this theory probable, unless it ire
iers to "Butternuts," who we sincerely
wish were hanging on trees again.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-09
HANDSOME PIANOS

A 7 PRIVATE SALE, AT THE HEslpFgCE AT
lin Turnpike. fmav A-8te
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The loyal ladies are forming Union
leagues over Illinois, for the purpose Of
rendering comfort and assistance 10 tbe
army,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-09
To Go souTH-The Louisville Demo
Graf says;

To Go souTH-The Louisville Demo-
Graf says;
The following ladies have been no.
tilted TO prepare TO 60 within the
Confederate lines By the 18th inst:
Mrs. Charles johnson, wife of Lieut..
Col johnson, A. A. G.. TO Gen. Bragg f;
Mrs. Susan Burns, wife of Capt. Jas.
Burns, Of the Confederate Army /; and
Mrs. Joyes, wife Of Judge Joyos, former
ly Of this city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-09
An officer, writing from Hoonrn's

An officer, writing from HooKER's
army, says:
can assure you, Of a certainty, that
he rebeis hare negro soldiers IN their ARM.
One Of their best sh~arpshoolers, and the
boldest Of them all here, Ia a negro. He
dug himself a rifle pit last night iust
across the river, and has been annoying
our pickets opposite him very much to-
day. You can see him plain enough with
the naked eye, occasionally, to make sure
that he is a " woody head" and with A
spy-glass there is no mistaking him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25

Il hss bees sssssd that he Filth Cavalry
sss removed iron shs bssdss q she request
a he Dsneesssis nsabsss d he Lsgisls-
suss floa ~ bssdss cssatiss. The follow.
Inc. fsoa he Reshpet Deaessssss psss :
diGssess lses o ~ ossses:
h i veil kssws u shis psss q ~
eossssy shas - uss. L. q. nsDsUoes (Rs'
publlesa) hs6 asss . y vish ~ ssssssl
q she 6sh Ind. Csvslsy iron he sesdss
shsa On shs Dsasessss il he susie pss .
esshss. ss6 bic course n shss matter -
10 doubt bsss approved b me shss 'hses
fsssshs d 10 peopls issesesasA Ussn %
lsss Rid shsss be- been - dissusesse'
aloag ~ border disco their segessl. 80
~ Hons 0ssds sss amply sble ed sss6y
q 81 tines. . s1ssd sseh dsssses sgsiss
'''ssbel ssids . The exigsaeiss q The &C.
asy require.
}, A. Gov. Morton bee published shs 800
! addressed 10 hin b. he asmbsss Of d
|, Lesislssuse. Il = 70 b hopsd he gill Cd
|, publish the Letters Of m. DeBssles % sh
} came subject.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25


70 n0sjss 0ssessl Dusmeits:
We shsssd Jshs Nesgsa ssd his eoa.
ussd over 6hy niIss ss-dey. Ar hsssy
slIsaiskiag ~ siz . ssssa ailoss beessso
~ lssh Ohis. u Cslpasl wslGss6s bdoo1e.
| vhieh sss h ~ s6Vsnss - ~ easny.
20 sussssds6 = bsisaisg - sssng - .
lssssd sssus , Sslsek ~ sllessssas UAss
| Z aehs sssssi. vhish lssss1 = No.. sAss
~ ssbss asd. sshiss ss1qp 900 high
lbluG. ssss 0ss = sssss 6snsadisg %
IioaeSisss esi uesss 6lsissel susso6ss %
lMssesa 80 NJ eea@ssd.
4 Ths Gsg vss ssseIssd y cslsssl Cslsass
ssd oshss e(beess. vhe ssos dssn ~
ssksl psissss lssssvisw. They eses6 .
,hsss 10 esssslssisa easag ~ s0essa I
} evssssd shen ssssy eisusss. h vhleA sins
he command. szesps n1sqgss. w. Asssrsse
his coaassd. sskiss wisA hias sesy snsn
squsd. surrendered.
ID vss ~ usdssssssdiag shss ussoss
himself sussss6sssi. ssd 'sssssd 4 ves shs
ssd~sssssdiag q he al6ssss I'D @sa.
The nuabes u hilDe6 aai ssuadsd y
iaeossiisssbls. TIE ssnhss q pslssasss
|. u bssvess 1000 ssd 500. iseisdIas lasss
ssabss q Colsssls. Mstss 80 -
ol5eep.
Iesp,sssd between 60 ed 80 psisssslo
: yesterday shlsk siIl capture uossss
himself 10 aouew. hsss Css. wollsss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25

rvoss beiy q he Dsaeessss 81 The country
Asve. ia he most patriotic spisi', Givss heir
bess efforts. lhsis isesssss. she' esoshsss
ed their 500. 70 susesia Tho 0ovesaasesI
ssd 70 pus dows The REBELLION. 700. ehses-
iag q overlook eli this. hsse made yoss sp-|
poissassss % civil lsv. fsea ysss Csblses
oGRess sad lossiga Miaisssss dews y shs
psssss d losssl ollcisl gssts s1eae he
tens d shossssds ssesged IN collecting ~
revenues % shs eossisy. exeIusivsly Iron
|p0lisicsl ssseeistsa
Uadss sseh grenadines. vstoslly pc.
|scsibed by yoss sdaiaisssssion. ssd vhile
most q The leading jousssls whisb supported
|is approved The senseses pso0euseed sgsiss
M. vsilsndighsm. Il zee ous tine cossss-
or hossss eossss-se mses q ''Dsmecsses.'
that aslshes your EzeelIescy aos che seoo
ssy might mistake or snssssdssss = o.
p0silios.
| IN elosiae The eomauniessios. ~ desis
% sesllsm or dssesmlassioa. End. - douh
sos. that % every one whe attended q
meeting which sdop,ed the psolssioas.
devote "sll our ssesgiss % sustsia Oh
.Icauss Of the Usion."
i Permit q. then. IN shis spisil. 70 ssk you
j Exesllssey sese.sxsaias shs grave subjec
we hsvs considered. 70 the end that % yos
|. ssiissmsns from The high position you occ'
~. you may lssvs behind you no doctrine
sls and 10 further pssesdsass Of dssposie pow'
leo pssvsas you end your pos'srisy from e
'.Ijsyiag shss constitutional liberty which
d|shs Inheritance Of us eli. end 70 The On
I also. that history may spssk ofyous admin
!. srssioa With Indulgence. IL i cen DOT vi
ssppsovsl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25

Coon WHEAr.-Ws have been sbows
sens hesds u whsss saissd % shs 1asm q
~. Dslivis, q this eosasy. which 90 ahead
q ssyshisg - hsvs yss ssss. i y esnsd
sAs ~Rapp ahsasosk whsst" aed wss d.
sdbulsd iron 10 Psssss oGcs yess .
swe 80. The kssssls sss very large. eel
hsud sosssiaisg fsos Gfy 70 sizv gssias
|[ysst Wsyus Tinss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25

UYWs hsl hssvy fsess 10 shss ssgiss .
Saturday asssIsg. Tie esss l. 49, ~
ess = seasi6sssbly ipjsssd. Ieekise pssshsd
ssd I'd. isssssd d hsvisg 10 dssp Gsssa
bee shss Il hs6 bs6sss ~ ee1 sssll.-
0ssse oeosissl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25

Zsssssstls. Jsiy 93.-0ssUso esseses
a. 1uskiseua Rises q BseDsopsgos slek
seeu nice SeDov ZsoossjlIss o - e'eDree
me nosoise. Neouas sspsgs ~ ossss Loo
sssosg With shsee pjeeee = ossII1e!y: -.
Iemsns, u ~ oose Oh. - $500 ,. s:S's
aess Wish Iofgs nSnewsl os'1''s sNss
hin.
Colsssl Chssil9, - ~ ~. - sscsey
I've cIll1Do ooouoo oone esoo ooeo yoeesesys
wcvs sspsuso1 4 bsssssssus ~ siCnl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25

rThs sspesss from shs wheat hasvssl
|shssughoue ~ State ere nese oaesssagisg.
|Ths pssssssssss's aop willie esssIdsssbly
|slsvs - svssses u - pc avs ysssa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25

1GAssAcRs o. NEcRoEs. the recap
suse Of Drsshsss city. ness New Orleans,
b. the rebels, The great eonsrsband camp q
shss place xss dsshed upon b the blood
thirsty Texans with indesesibssls issy.-
The negsoes-moshsss. old men. woaea
children. three OF -four shSssssd 10 sssss'
were slaughtered By the Texas esvs'sy
10 the most shocking mssaes. The cry o
,hs suctiag bsbs. the prayer Of The sged.
he shsieks Of The mother. he'd no eject
The daughter wss terrible. Il wss shoush
The massacre q 81. Msssiasviils. vhss'
500 men were found % muIss striving 4
reach Gen. Bspks's army. end were sss
rounded. captured. end 81 hsng-s 81
thought that. Of too months seo. sss be-
enough; but this eclipse Il cs@plstsly =
Surely the Northern fsiesds q he 90
Africsn ere bringing him 70 pleasant real
isssion Of she blessings Of fseedom.-Ex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25

NrIlrAlY eAsIsArsosa-Ths eisisens
of Ireland. II this soznship osgsaised
company Tor The 0osated Infantry service
in the lndisns Legion. o. lsss Saturday
end have. " sre informed over Sky rsnes
on their roll. Daniel J. Bssia wss elected
Captain; George Moseey. lss Lieus~ end
SAM Dillen. j.. ID Lieut..
u Pssohs township too son.psuiss 90
|esgsnised. one q inIssssy company with I
Bss's fos Captain; Henry Miller. Beg !. IL
Lieut., and M. Jssdsbsss "a Lieut.. TIL
Other l. : cavalry company md ws under
stand hsvs elected Norman Fisher Esq.
Csptain-
Some Of our ardent military sprits "a
this town ought now 10 make IN EFFORT 4
|esgssiss N artillery COMPANY. Wsbeiisss
-xcelsss material 81 sch company reside'
here. who would b glad 20 pin chs bssDe'
|of The sssvies. 10 The Lsgioo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25

M. Hosses Greeley. over bic ows sigss'
suss ID he Independent. says:
We ought 200 10 Be near The end q The
great Struggle. end or Government nay.
wishoss eoapsonisiag iss dignity. DOT msssly
welcome. bss opsaly isviss. proposals. ises
North Cssoliss. Georgia. Texas. ed eshs'
sssolssd 0sssss. ~ peaceful ses'osssios
Of shs Ua,on. Let o 81 bepsepssed-ssy
- shall. % must already be-so wsleoas
|pssss wAsasvss Il ssa - achieved vishes
3 sassi6es q dssy. q principle. q hssos. .
|plighssd faith.
This b talking sssse.