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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23

John o. Brown a cavalry soldier, has been
convicted at indianapolis ofspreading the order
of the Golden Circle among the men in his regi-
ment, and thus producing disaffection and dis
loyalty. The military punishment for such Of
lenses is DEATH Browns sentence has not yet
been determined upon
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23
Eiseslon Of senator from minnesota.

81 FhuIl MINI. JahuAFy II, IoO5'
This Minnesota Legislature met here to-day in
Joint convention, and on the first ballot the Hon.
Alexander Ramsy was elected Senator, to serve
Tor aiz yeArs from the 4fh Of March next. Gov.
Ramsy i an ardent and constitutional Unionist,
and viii sustain the Administration in the most
vigorous measures il can employ TO crush the
Rebellion
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23

PRooREss.-This weeks Fremont Sentinel con :
tanned the following brief extract:
"Hon. B. F. Wade on Saturday last, received
the Union caucus nomination for U. 8. Senator,
on the first ballot. Good"
We say amen to the"good." Brother Flaugher
will yet strike hands with that "old abolitionist"
Keeler
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23

GnNanAL BuTLKn.--rh Theodore Winthrop, whom
the country only began to appreciate when she
had loot him, II paper describing one Of the
early scenes OF The war, says:--SThe army Of
the United States at this time consisted Of elk
thousand men. Three thousand wers' --certain
soeoliodraRiments.. @Ths other TIRES Thousand
we're 1is15ride Eur ~, este< fl'tA6sIkl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23
non. M. wade.

The Union caucus st Columbus on Saturday
last nominated Hon. D. +. Wade for reelection
to tho United statea Senate. He received Sc
votes out Of 65 on the first ballot 1t was un-
derstood that the election was to have come of
Yesterday. We have no doubt but that he was
triumphantly elected. Let ali The people re-
joice. God still smiles upon our country.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23

Tho Platform Of the party Of the Union is;--
sTME UnIoH IN Irs IErEoRIrY, abouo az things
elss Jfrsf, lat, and forever"
The present platform Of the Democracy is;-
aTan UsIos As IT VAS iohsH alapsry ruled Il and
"rHE CONSTITUTION As II Is, as siavsyy i'ferPrefs
ffff
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23
Eursher Indian Troubles Apprehended.

Des MONIES (lowa) correspondent oil the
Chicago Times writes, on the 18th instant:
aThere are number of officers connected with
the northwestern frontier service now here. /
have conversed with several of them, and the
opinion of all is that the Indian hostilties will
be recommended in the Spring along the border.
Most of the stockades on the northern line of
this state are completed, There are about two
hundred and fifty troeps in all in this state TO
garrison the frontier from the Minnesota to the
Missouri river, and about four hundred at Fort
Randall Nebraska"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23

Philadelphia, Jan. 2l.-Gov. Cannon, of Del
aware was inaugurated yesterday. His inaug-
ural expresses strong Union and Emancipation
sentiments, and favora vigorous prosecution Of
the war
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23

The Ottawa County Democrat says:--"We are
informed that in the Northwestern part Of this
county, that dreadful Dipfheria--pFe-
sailste aconsiderAbls Uxtsnt among No chiIdren
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23

A correspondent sends TO the New York Eve
ming Post report Of little speech made TO his
command by Col. Samuel Ross Of the goth Con-
neticut which we quote. He first read tho
proclamation and then said
awhat caused this rebellion, fellow -soldiersf
II Is a rebellion against the government OF the
United States by those who had sworn to up
hold and sustain that government-a rebellion
confined wholly to the slave states, inaugural
ted and sustained by taose in the interest Of
slavery, by those wLo attempt to form govern
ment Of which tie keystone Of the arch is sla-
very. We had Just passed popular election
one az fair ss this snatiOn OF any other ever wit
messed. No right Of this rebellious section had
been violated, and yet with impious hand aud
Pe1ured breath they sought to overthrow this
government and to rear one in its stead based
upon human bondage. As surely as the Lord
liveth and regneth forever, as surely as man
dieth and returneth to dust, so surely this re-
bellion will never be crushed and peace be
permanently restored SO long as its cause shall
live.
"When we entered the army of the United
States, we swore before heaven that we would
observe and obey the orders of the President Of
the United States. That oath l intendto keep,
and ask each officer and soldier of the Goth Con-
neticut volunteers TO perform his registered
vow. have no fears, soldiers, that
| the record Won will make II is our dutv IN
obev the orders of The President, and infend
il s6all he done wbere command Iftbere are
difficulties. / will oyercone them. II obstacles
present themselves, / will crush them"
Colonel Ross served twelve years in the Flor
IDA war being IN the 9th Infantry under Worth.
He also served gallantly in the Mexican war,
baino in all tho nr;nc;nol h,,,les Ho 10 o,r.
tam IN 'ne olu regul"r army.
On the 5th instant General Milroy issued the
following order atW Winchester Virginia. announce
D, h;s ;n,eot;or ,o eDforco ,be pres;dsnt ts .n.n-
| "e H'' ~ ~
ciPatiOn prociamation'
"FREEDoM TO SLAVES.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23
Wednesday, February is, 1853,

at o'clock, PM OF said day. the following described
lands and tenemena to wit situate In the county San
dusky, State OF ohio;
In-Lota numbers thousand one hundred eighteen;
one thousHnd hundred nineteen; one thousand ona
hundred twenty; thousand hundred tWenty-On
one thousand hundred twenty-five; thousand
ono hundred twenty three; thousand hundred
twenty -four; thousand hundred twenty
thousand hundred twenty thousand hun
eight; thousand hundred twenty nine thou
sand one hundred thirty; thousand hundred
thirty-one; thousand hundred thirtYtwo; ono
thousand one hundred thirtythree; thousand one
hundred thiry-four; thousand hundred thirty
ye thousand hundred thirty-sx; one thousand
one hundred thirty-seyen; thousand ono hundred
thirty EIGHT; thousand hundred thir nine;
thousand hundred forty thousand one hundred
forty-one; thousand hundred forty-two; one
thousand one hundred forty three thousand one
hundred forty four As described the plat Of the in
eoTpoaed village Of Fremont in said county and State.
A. II. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Greene 4 WiDslow, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
January 10, 1858. 2w5 Pr. fees, $6,26
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23
CHERIFF'S SALE.
- sandusky County Common Pleas Court.
MAEY 1sr.a, H,Ne'

BY virtue Of order Of issued from said courtin
the above entitled shall offer for the dsOr
ofthe Court House. in Fremont Sandusky eonuty, and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

NOTICE 10 hereby eiv.n ,hss ~ vlv,vs
~ Of . certified copy Of drsree. iss.sA
trom NE Office ~ the clerk o. the Duke;.
Com. r ess Court 10 me- dwsesed. I lii
proceed 20 offer for ssIs o, ruhiie sus,i.s
- -. h'gh-s, bidder. fur cash - AssI. :.
the door 81 the cou,i huu-s ~ Jsss~,. -
SATURDAY. Nov Tn. 1855.
between 'hs hours prt-rris~< b. lss. -
rents nd profits Tor seven yesss. OF me ri.
loving 'sscrbed real estate, situs,sl l.
Dnr "s county. TO wit:
IN" Seufi Ass' qu.risv ~ sscsics ssnhs,
t~-n'y '1o (22) To~n No. ono az. s,Ssk
'snse No. tx 90 w,ss. s~sssaisise ese
huntfed and sixty scr~s more Or Isss.
And or isiiure 10 realize me fell saeess
~ principal. interest s1d cosss called r.,
ov -s'd ex-cu'i"n. l will o. the same tie
and place snd in like manner cell he fes
Of said resi- estals.
L ken IN execution - .hs psossvtv ~
II 1rri~'' Rpss ., the sui, OF E4j,h Lsnnss.
THIS SALE will he msdr wiihuv, o., ,~li.s
y hs,'ver from vslusiisn or sppseis@ess
JOHN wEiKEL. Sh.ria b. {.
r Smith on. Any.
Oct IL 1863 -3w eeos
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

(k's'fe"ee oppcsi'e led'sss Hoe. Jssee,,
AS : large sock u Dsy 0oo<s. 0s...'
- nrs and N.'ions. ~hich hs u tesiss..
~ bedding .v' on thu p.iscipso q sesslI
profits and quick ssI+s.s He eivss bels~
some % his vsices, end invites shees -.
~'sh to bov.'o ca on him q hi6 hsae. I
stop hir esgon, WHEN in mosion. AN Ma.
o. %p'oduc. TAKEN sxchsnse fsr rssde.
Dunnei Csi,cos. Mad ~ color - r..
b-si s,v'es ~ ~ cent. pss ysrd Anal.
can PfI"ts-- Fsss co'oss. q - cent? q,
yard. d Ls,n~s-spIsn did ssvlss. - -
~rn'- pr yard. CinRhsms-os ell eele,s
,nrd ~'de. ~ from IS 10 20 csnse ., vs,I
Ileki,s fcs so c~nss . gard. Check sh,,,.
irg-Ftom 30 20 IS cent . ysss. Tia.
neis- Dsf-F~it ~colors. q from so 10 =
r-ni-. Blue D~0ims-Of . supsres hes,,
qusluy. - IS cents. hest In town. ces,ss
an excellent slisv frou a
20 - c's. per ward .BIeschsd Musliss-
From Is 70 az c,s. per ward. Breus Ma.
q"sniy trm 37l : 20 es.. =,
Kentucky Jeans JiG.vest esIc,s
rom 55 70 30 cts: PEI yard C~sssjse,s-
BeS'va'ie'y from 81 10 10 also 80 vs,d
H"op skirs-From 81 20 u Is Co,,ss
. .i'i"g- Al 30 es B.oks- 0svmsc s.d
School d ok. Of ,hs sps,o,sA
'~f'rs, snd s'so Cs'hol'c Payer Rasks.
Ar"'"g INK ard paper. ort 10. 1854,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

u There i misrepresentation ex
isting il some localities ia this count,
~ regard to the quotas Of the differ
ent townships. should a draft for sol
diers be rendered necessary Nv on
not raising l20 volunteers by the 5tl,
Of next january. Each township in
the county has. at present, furnished
abont the same number OF men in
proportion 70 the population. aud ii a
'lraft was made to-day il would fall
with equal weight on each township.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14
TAXES! TAXES;

The r~x Dophc.s. Tor 1868 IL scw - IN.
rressurss's hsnds Tor en- liz elton. snd fu tie
purpose u collecting the ssme ~ viii 81
end - his ofice. s'Jasper, unts she third
NJ ,rdsy W March 1864
Amount N rsx ass, .sed for ls6o ~ eaeh
~ hundred doiIsrs ss;a.'i"n H.. f.s Nses.
I = 10 -er's and poll 70 e~0ts: ssehsul 10
cent? ND 20 c-"'s phil; sinking Psss ~
ceni-; G 'Duty IS rents snc 50 Genie p.ii:
Ptnr Asylum 3 rents.
Tswn--ip ssi.s sre - snilf ~:
Cn'nmhia Township So 'cisi Sch~I 10
r. NJ. 5 svn's rosd
HARRISON T,~rship - Special Sci col 10
c'n's; aud 20 rents pol, 5 cesis toe nshis,
5 cents
Bs'nhridge To~ nship-Sperisl school 10
Township 5 esn'.: rc-d 10 csnrs.
Hall Township S,.ri. ! Srho.I ~ cents:
T"~ nship 5 esn's; r.sd 5 cents
Ps'ok- 7 swnsh,p ~ SpecisI School 70
md 10 cents.
r rdins'd Township-Specisl school 20
c4tf-; re-d Is err,-: Township IS rsnts.
THEu. SONDERMANN, n nc
Or'obrr gath 1863. So
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

1.-THE news from tie armies to-
day is Of no great Importance. As
far A. general results are concerned.
nothing has been done within The past
week, and we suppose nothing more
will b. done this year. as the armies
will soon have to 60 into winter quar-
ters- Gen. Burnside's army is now
concentrated around Knoxville. AMI
is considered safe" The telegraph
promises some important movement
every day or two, bnt under the con
troll Of the "Government" il has got
to be rayther q N unreliable institution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

BUFrALc. November IL. 1853 The fol
i"~inr was receiv. d to-day:
WAsHfScros. Nv IL 1863 (Miduipn..A
70 The M.sor % Buffaly:
The British Minister. L,rd Lvons ~ a.
night officially nof'fed he Gov-rnmsn,
fhst, from ielrpra ohio information rece,y.d
from The 9 ' rnor General Of Cana 10. ,h.rs
y reason 20 believe Tint = plot u Ia foo, ),
persons ~hu hsve found IN ssylur Ia C.n
sas 10 invsde The United S,@tr- aud destroy
The city Of B~uf,io; rhs, they propose 10 AK.
p secession u s'esmboe's on Lake Eeie 20
-uppr e. johnson Isisnd. aud set free
prisoners ~ WIZ c"nfnsd there. and proceed
with them 20 Buffalo. This Government
Will employ ~ he means IN ~ pnx ~ \.
repei any hostile attack RON Canada. b.,
- other towns and cities on The likes 49,
exposed =" ibe same dangers, IL T. d.. med
proper % conn unicsic TIL infnrmsr,.n 20
y y. 70 order that any precanirs which
The circumstance ~ be cs.- p.rmi v , ~
The G y4sror G4n.r-l .usg..,.
'hs' rtrsm' oafs Other vppeefa plvinr muse
Tor -"-pss"u ~ fhs humhsr ~ character M
persons OF bonfd, nan ~ arrested.
f-a ~ please sckmn~ ipdr- he rec, 10,
o. THIS Telegram, aud communicate 10 ,h,s
. p"'imen' any Information you msy nov
% hereafter 'sse on This sob:: III.
n. STANTON S.c'y Of w.s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

- l. luis, November 10 - q. ver,v. fon
counties give the Conservative iicke, 9 7Cs
m"iori'y On The home voie. The soIdisvs'
vote, a. far % hoard from, reduce. ,hi- M.
iori'y 70 ahos, 1870. and there - lille doab,
hist i will he entirely overcome. md 4
Rsd'csI majority 81 a. lsss' 5000 b. gained
~hsn compiess returns are received.
An adjourned session II the Legislature
meets to-day - Jsfsrsor Ciy ard he Cd.
j%""fnsd 'ir' session. tor The e~iec,ion ~ 10
u"i'ed S's'e- Senators. meets mex Thur.
fsv.
L"fe r ~ ~ ices ssv ,haf G Inosl
c'Idwtlt. with 900 avsiry. .n,erpd Aka.
deiphis on The 2s'h III.
liz fnunt The rev, guard Of P-ic,,. srmv
lu-' leaving 'own. Our forces si,scksd and
them. ceriu ing = large numher of
their ~"gon snd taking several hundred
prisoners. Caldwell then des,royed 4 l,rce
p"wd'r mill md gres, qu-n'i',4S ~ stores
I'D "mm"ni'ion. RI now holds he roxn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

IL Hon. Joseph L. Mcdonald. IL
. letter 70 Capt. w. +. Pidgecn, q
Knox County, declines to let he name
be used in the Democratic Conyen.
ticn ss 4 candidate for Governor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

OF q sre arriving 'f@rl,. Thu we.,h.
r. i irvofabe t"r Strengthening, sui The
b '~ansrS Is fAirIy men 4 The f%iyures ~
Sa'urdsy we're -. snc 81 so sro.s. n SIS.
o. and IS. "ei'. tn hog. driv i 10. u
(" "n'raI hing. are iighn Safe Sentinel
lOtL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

1.-THE Russian regular army con
sists AZ present 81 31.s56 officers and
$500 p~rivates; and the irregular
army Of ASS officers and $40. 961 pri-
vatcs-making altogether 3G,6l4 oAi-
GERS and | 1888 p-iva'cs. /.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

UT The following sentiments. con
tanned in q recent letter from Judge
Perkins. Of this State. in reply 70 one
from several distinguished citizens. 50
liciting him 10 accept q denomination
hy The State Convention. for the office
which be now SO ably fills. are such
might he expected from the high
aourcc from which they emanatc. and
will meet the approval Of the Demo-
cratic masses. Saws Judge Perkins:
II an. then. gentlemen. a. | have
been, most earnestly opposed to Mr..
Lincoln's civil administration. bcliev-
ing it TO be controlled by the radical
Republicans; but | am for contir uing
TO give = fair and efficient support to
the vigorous prosecution ., the war
~ prosecuted; and to that end. | am
for aiding the Government by all rea-
scnable and proper means. in raising
the necessary volunteer aoldiers. and
in providing the FUNDS required to
promptly and literally pay them
more literally than the private sol
diers are now paid. lido this because
| wish 10 save what ran he saved Of
the Union, and believe that the war
10 the only instrumcntalrtv Of which
We are now permitted to avail our
selves in attempting to accomplish
that object. and will be the only in
etrumentality during the existence OF
the present ADM nistration. have
always been a Union man. The pre-
srrvation Of the Union has been the
fundamental principle, the foundation
stone Of my politics. all my life. mi
my early boyl.ood. the first political
lesson Taught me was 10 cherish the
Union; my first political aspirations
were for its preservation; tie political
efforts Of my manhood DAYS were all
guided BY the same principle. and di-
recfed 10 the came end. and | hope III
may form . part Of the burden Of ny,
last PRAYER. do not know what thar
PRAYER will be-, If II Is not that God
will preserve our Union and save my
own soul.-
Some other portions Of the Jndges'
we cannot g fully endorse, nor
can We agree to his doctrine Of total
sutjugation Of all the States, loyal and
d~isloyal, though we believe il tho pre-
Administration il continued I'M
power another term. that will lie the
We hope. however, to see a
change Of Administration, a change
Of policy. and the quick return ~ all
the States TO their place OF right with !
in the Union, with all their original ,
dignity. The Judge, we think. pic n
too dark q future for the people. I
u The news from the armies to-
Y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14


VcLusrfERISc- Messrs. Miller and
|Dillen. recruiting officers in this coun
AZ. inform ns that they al up thei'
ranks rather slowly. These conrs
nies should he filed NJ promptly, am
every citizen should do what he car
\" procure the men. One hundred and
twenty men are Obliged q 60 from The
county. and for various reas"ns il il
better they should g as volunteers
than as drafted men. We tlinL II is
q safe proposition that those Who sta,
at home, secure from danger. enjov-
ing the comforts at their own firesides.
should be. and n willing 70 c"ntri
hnte generously. and lie taxed largely,
70 partially remuncrate the brave sol
diers who face death on the battlefield.
and endure the iatigne and ~hardships
Of the march. 10 enable them Thus 10
stay al home in peace. We are
therefore in favor ~ an organized d.
fort on the part Of our citizens 10 in
rcase the bounties "a volunteers. Not
bnt what the necessary number might
possibly be raised without il. but be-
the patriot soldier should in jus.
tice receive it from those whose battles
he g"~s out 10 fight. There are about
] 400 men in this county liable to the
and nearly All are anxious that
county ST. onld not he drafted. Ii
4 determined organized effort were
we believe an average OF SIS
could be got from 1900 per-
'ons. 10 be used as q bounty 10 those
who wonld volunteer. This would
1--WE he handsome sum OF $4,000. or
500 {" each volunteer. Then lei 4
MAJORITY q the lax lay.rs petition the
Board Of Commissioners Tor
/. and We have no doubt they would
appropriate an additional $50 to each
'ecrnit, 70 save the county from the
lraft. This. with the interest thus
'hown in il by orr citizens, we think
sill sectrc the necessary number OF.
volunteers. and the collections could
'asily be mace BY having working
committees in each school district
" hat say our fellow. citizens 10 a
meeting to forward volunteer
ng. and prepare 70 present such
chemc to the people ard The county
Board in December! let rs hear
You.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

il Hogs are quoted 10 the Gin
cinnati papers q Yesterday at iron,
SO 70 SO 80, averages u 200 pounds
meeting with ready sale At Sc 25.
Tobacco was soli at from 81 10 S2s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

~ispsA xAsR lLrs Hosea The fra vol
umr n his work will BE- rssdy lor d -l'vssy
90 DEE mber. Agents ~ wanted 'r the
f''io~ine. eo'n 's-: Ad,m. Bsnwn. ID ,hoi'
Fui'oa Knpx. Lake. Martin. Morgan. Ns~
tor. Ps,kr. Pix. Seat. U"'or. verm'iion
aud Wsiis. Thi- book will not b. f"s sale
q he DO '~k.,ores end rr'-ons wishing % %
tain !, will have % procure II either from
The Agent % Publisher. Pspsrs publ -hsd
IN The above conniie~ vii pi.a.s give his
ncsice "ne Insertion. ana send ih- bill -
me state i.ihssrisn.
Adde'S Delif Stevenson. S 49, l. bran
~ siansmntis. La nnvl41
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

MoRE TREEs.-Mr. W. Schappach-
or arrived in town this week, with the
finest kind Of lot Of fruit trees and
shrubbery, from the Vincennes nur
series. Every farmer should keep up
: good orchard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

GEN CARRI>Grox This individual
was posted for a speech at this place
last Thursday. bnt failed to come 10
time. We wonder il this j. a speci-
men o. his reliability IN military al
fairs; il So it's not 10 be wondered ~
that John Morgan KEEP, several DAYS
ahead Of him when lac was in Indiana
A large number OF our fellow-citizens
from the country were in town "a hear
what the gallant General had to say.
and. percLance. number 81 the .'loy-
all ones might have gone 70 the wars
with him. He i certainly discourage
ing enlistments BY irifing with The
people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14
ID HtiRS or PETITION 4,
SELL REAL ESFAIE

STATE ~ 'ndla"a. Dubpl- c un,y:
~ Office j. h+rrby gwen the, Britain.
~ Hs~ kins. administrator. ~ Sime,r
q '~k"s. D.rr-S"d, he- flpd mr. D, ,iiou !.
y 'hr Eshi T. a,f .t MI. =. c.d.n,. nj,
personal prep NJ, heirg It,nfisi-nt 10 pa,
NJ drhf-; sud 'he' rsld pr,lion viii b.
heard ~ The TX term ~ u. G. urt of Co n.
mn Peas ~ : ~ Cpa'v.
HENRY A IoLrHAUS c e,k,
q y. Dus"l. G..
nov IL ls62 81.
A. M .4,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

TrA drunken A b.iltoD,., mad. ! speech
from ne windc~ O. Major G,n. - II,
other evening 10 w ,snn g'on. announcing
wy 'mpcrtsnt iact ,hs, he ~s. 1--WE
drinks shesd Of anybody 10 The room."-
Cairo Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-11-14

The United States r,mmis-ssy Of
Subsistence issues seven hundred and mir.
'y-four ra'nns daily 10 desfiture ci,iz u
L'tle Rock. Arkansas.
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NOTICE.

= hevety given 'hss The undersigned will
= scp'y ~ the December term. 1863, Of
'hr Dubois County G immissioneFs, ius u.
csns- under he provisions Of On Get entitled
An act 20 regulate and license the ssls q
sp'ti'ous, %vinous, NAH. and other intosics.
ling iiquorr." The plsce o. ssIs gill Do %
the premises occupied By him. the psseisD
Iocnsion 81 which 10 % ioiIows. o. -
corner Of & nth Main and West sssssss. -
The s,~n o. Jssper. Bsinbsides sOwssAps
Dubois county lnd.. IL the Bedding kn0~e
40 Kssus' HAZEL. And the eisissns Of Bats
bridge township will sste Jue notice shescd.
Oct ~. iPea. cHAA xDAbo
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SALE or PERSONAL PROPERLY.

NOTICE sh.r.hy given, ths' wiiI sell
~ 80 rnbnc suc',"n ~ 3 ,lurday, hr % h
Dry Of N~vsmb1r, 1868. ~ the resdrnce
- J-r m'sh Cook. iue ~ Dubois 6 unsy.
trc-s@' q. ~ h,r perennial property not taken
by the widow, consi-finv o. two Horses.
one COW. H"r.. Wagon. Farming U,ens,i-.
household rnd ki,rh. q furniture. &c
Terms 81 sale six months credit will
oe given on all sums over three dollars. ire
purchaser giving his note with approved
security. waiving valuation and npprsise.
nrnt lswr, bearing interest from date; under
So cash ~ hand
ROSaNNA e. CROOK, sdm'x
o =. 1863 -3ss
Adyertiaa In fhn Iaanar lLunr.or
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IT, FRuIr TksE BuyFR- Persons VINO
pnschssed r. on tsrrs Of the under-ign
ID. % b- delivered ., Jasper. are IL cr,rrd
that their trees ~. navy ready Tor delivery.
and that u u 10 The i~ns-sest uf purchasers 10
get the" and plant immediately, before the
ro",r s-e Injured by drying ou'. a. YOU ars
iik-is !" have mare 'h'iiy trees. have
slso tor sale FEW sxrs trees, nnd somr
'ery fine grape vince. - The Ca,subo. G ~.
cord, aud oihsr varieties. Also. some rc-r-
sud othrr articles. Call spsn. " vnu van
anything, o"tie south lid ~ he puhi
SOU ~. J>-p N. ~
WILLIAM ScAAPPAeHER
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IL The newly elected count, ,ti.
entered upon The discharge 81
duties this week.