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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12
The bsart can never forget the object Of

The heart can never forget the object o.
%. .Ffoc,,on The brow may wear frown,
and the eys may turn coldly on the loved loved
'ss n. easements of the heart. it would be- be-
hoId . different scene; in lien Of coldnees.
. Tsd hot furnace woutd be raging 10 lts
center. And it is thus with its hatred; s ISo ,So
n6t -fo,ost: you may separate it from ine
5ssni.ed-vsars may roll on ere It oeneioS
itS form-but at the first glance OF reeos9I-
ton the wrong, the insult the soon, .0S
cruelty Of vanished years will r1sn lIko :.
food of lava through its channe's' suu "a
will stand on the same gronnd II oo'up''@
years before
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

Josey, q little boy. being, rather remiss IN
his Sunday School lessons, the teacher re-
: "Why, Jossy. you have not very good
NO. ma'am," replied be, "but I've got
irst rats forgettery."
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

Little Charlie cams to the table very
hungry, and he had his fork in potato, and
the potato transferred to his plate before he
thou ght of the usual blessing. Looking up
at his father he says. "Pa. you talk to
Heaven while smashes my potato" His
hunger made him wish to improve every
moment,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

The Lincoln Chase contest has extended
into the women's department. Mrs Lin
coin having got new French rig with all
the posies, cost ZOO. Miss Kate Ch ase
''sees her and goes her one better," by Or
cluding a So 200 lovo of shawl. Go 1t
greenbacks, while 1t is yet o-day. Day
ton (Ohio) Empire.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

A HEAVY JupeMENr.-A Judgment 6as
been rendered iu the District Court oi San
Jose County, Califorsia; against Daniel y.
Vance and r. N. McCullone. for the i'm
menss sum of $40. 100000. The suit was
brought BY Morris Wise, to rsoov'r on
note of 81, 800 given in January. 1851. ct
eight per cent. per month com pound inter-
est, the principal and interest amountin g al
this time to the above sum. The attorney
for the plaintiff waived the little matter ol
Sl4O 600 600, and consented to let the
indpmeut stand at $50 600 0OO
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

The city of Moscow, according to GEN.
sus lust taken, contains 345. 900 inhabitants.
OF this number 10000 are nobility and A.
9o8 priests. There are S78 mauufactories'
employing 44.456 workmsn. 81 printing
Offices. aud 128 charitable establish ments,
giving an asylum to 4.197 men and 5'os7
women
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

An exchange says, Generals Grant, Gill;
more and Rosecraos are OF the Meth odist
persu asion.'' Not SO. All these Generals
are Catholics. and beloDg to that persua-
sion which one, OF Lincoln's mouthpieces.
Raymond. of the New York Times. said I,
must be driven from this country after we
have co uquersd the rebellion"
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

'.HANpcuFFs for Freemsu"-"Chain-
gangs of White Men"-these are. some OF
the feeble terms that family shedow forth
the inexpre ssible degradation and slavery
to which the American people have fallen
Id the third year Of the war for the Niger
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

When you see person continually
snarliug at and abuse those possessed OF IN :
fueuce. you may know tn at he Is IKE
doc at the foot of a tree: he barks because
he cannot climb.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

A new paper mill, capable of manuf actu-.
ring 1000 pounds of. paper per day is being.
erected at Indianapolis. The high price of
paper has Induced the erection OF many
new mills during the last year.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

A fellow with pug nose may be as un-
natural as he pleases. As Nature has snub
had him, he has q right to snub Nature.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

When a ship goes into port, she usually
steadies: when port goes into nan be usu'
ally reels.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

mostly mo- Gy''I shoddyMsppss,ed sdJ-u IN Genital
Park, New York a few days ago.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12

-Brigbam Young has 60 children and a
nrospsOt OF moTe. 49,
, 1863-08-11
New York Dry Goods Market.


The asket exhibits tr9sf u9stS,aa - Rss
ate buying freely. Standard cotton goous haTe ~
yanccd Stocks are Yery limited and some holda;s r.
fuse to sell at present prices Prints 40 re1T
PItrtnr cloths hcve an upward tendency Ssz1ppes.
ttck. nr1 DcuIMs Fancy cnsaEnerc3 % Ae.
-uble makes aaa styles actSc, md sc BON ios
city aud eorntry consumption Ola Srndes a3 5sosSs
slow + but Eell readily y t1e soa;
sell moro rcaily Hcavers and otao; heavy la, EGo1s
nso held firmly. There Is an4 tue
s:lrply il Eotin excess Dosskias arc an Sanct3 &c
more lctIye In foreign Eepd3norn tctaTafy oesnea
The decline In tofttSn exch1nge rendered Importers
sncgt w1tlicg conform 70 the vleas OF hnynEs and
isre bccp 1sser this week ard arc AZ ones ode g.
permanent dec1loc In tbs price Of yo!d will iead 70
e,teEcc: orders for lap3ftnuon- New ass3rs
OF 1fitisb dress good. are Ia the ma,ket md Aoa
svrs ces are penty DTesf stk4 are noe 50 2c-
tra Tacks ard plata syes and col-rs are Ia steady
derand. II heavy ~oals7s the s9oply L ntge sna
tempting. Loatngs srs very ac'ivs: H. G
&C large pres ass :tesay WofSssa It, Eets ets
a1e not vet IL good 3ssortucnt. Tte dec9ne = goa4
i hay1nE serious effect on WOOL Our manu.aeknses
10 ro1uete with tho foreign, must nuy t5etf taM 3te
riyn &c hsh piiees asse ior wool Hotess Of .sool
fave views above the circumstances Of the m3rxeI
Ikely. must abate tic prices asked Th constant r.
IL nsIees of roots huctnato accordingly It's az bal
ss constant variation In tho gard measure Eou1d De-
Gold Is still the measure Of value
Tho following ara the wholesale net cash VICES q
All tie cadng gyles Of domestic dry goods sold IN the
New York market.
, 1863-08-11

hc heat nloug the Inc Of tic Central Road hag been
harvested il good orles and 7 I; nov geosEs'y& s' & ad
tted that rs whole Tic cEop Viii compare YET M1sn
saaa localities where he srop be- sesn 1ad ats f;s
" atneIs End themselves well repail for tho outlay
his Farticuary the case with BsIrien SonnsS In
H1ite freely or tho past two three yeats and ING r.
sat s mat the utllcss farmers nn ~ eoncNF
laaisoncst Tint has 1een rrolnseA for several yeass
Nc do cot mean to be lnv1ons at tEe ckpense ol ARM
wo ny be permitted to take Der1cn al example q
what ca -cful taGe may accomplish tn sotce iocat,
has been realized, but Of course these aze e1tSene
enees
, 1863-08-11
COMMERCIAL
MoSDAT EyKNnu. August II. lse3.


Tie receipts Of produce today embraced 81 bsls
-four; SIS bu wheat; 1888 bu corn; 81 o3 bu oats;
80 tu RE and 2a75 bu barley Tie shipments Terc
1871 b1ls fcur; 81 81 bu corn and II 200 bn Data
There was aim attendance on change to-day, and
owing to TIC drI news received by the steamer ffon
Liverpool the leading market we're ncass ano pfstes
generally were lower.
There yas 1ntz inquiry for No. spring wheat and
Saturday nslces wcre maintained but other grades
were dull and lower. 6a1es add up some 16n oa a.
Il for No. Spring IN store o5c for old No. lied
Winter In stores 8Gssc for No. Spring In store and
7Dc for Rejected Spring.
Corn vos in limited request and A@Hc lower, with
sa1es COO bu ut 51c for Yellow aost; soAc far
white Mixed ahoat; 5oK@5oxc for mixed I. 3D.;
sox@s1c for Mixed aaoat; sss49ssAc FOE Anxe1 IN
store aud a7c for Rejected IN store
Tire market for Oats was dull AMI VIC note further
denrecstion Of fasc bu, with aacs at &c for O1df
1 In store. s5@S6c for New No. LII store, and a9Sc
for New No Ain atore-the market closing dull lsyn
was dull md rejected. Barley N oesfer supply ana
quiet with light ealcs at 7k3'3c-
There was better inquiry for the n1er grades OF
Flour aud the market was moro active. with saes OIL
so brls ut $5@7to for good to choice White Win
tn1 Extras: S5 for choice Spring Extras, aud $33
$50 for Spring supe:s. --.-.
The Provision market wa inactive but firm. Tho
nerincs OF the market ora extremely light. We note
so1es Of b1s short rib ddles SIC packed. Ness
Pork Is nominal Ut $l3.0
There vas fair inquiry for Butter at decline Q.
&c Timothy seed Is in good demand and hzn 1t e2ao
Cloror seed nominal At ssoo@G5o. -Hghwtnes dull
buyers Offering g41A@n1c--holdeEs asking 2c.
There are few cazgoes OF Lumber Offering, aad the
market Is firm at $Sael5eo for good topstue cargoe
| ofstrtrs and boards. ..
sursrs are IN good demand and nrm. Choice GROCERY
grades a7e shade higher. Codces dsm At 2s&oKc fol
Rio. -....-
Freehts inactive bnt firm. with engagements at d
With corn to Port ColborDe.
, 1863-08-11

The New AL6l1y LedgcF sHg5s =.
TIN IRONS IN White E1kho-t, Laportc, Marshall,
Miami, Howard noone, licnerieS5, MonFoe, Lawrence,
ss most ~ q te ssqHs M 3 n;; go on AZ fhe
section as being most prohssns. Tho folt Of Wheat
was an nye:aae With sesont rye nasicT an
E1oW!Er com IN in:1.cnse sight o. good and now
iro.ai.csa iair ayerage yield. y. general Thing,
heavy Is The previous scas9as, get Il Z fals.
n looking orcg the columns Of about htty OF our
stac exchalcea Yesterday, tea, IN nearly every
one ihor favorable noflses OF the erops There has
Iccn Blight dronta II section OF sae Statd
Dyef com nara tlyely but q fmnn nreA.
, 1863-08-11

MERCANTILE BAr1EnY.-Capt. White
Lieut.. Throop and several members Of this
Battery, now hero on furlougn, will be pre-
sent at the &c. II. B." Association, to be
held this Tuesday} evening at the Mercantile
Rooms, corner Lake nad State streets.
, 1863-08-11

G,p1 Iosr.-Little Nellie McHay, aged four
yea,s. with blue eyes and brown hair, dressed
IN pink with white apron, strayed from home
on Sunday. Her parents will be most happy
to hear tom her, 1T 164 West Fulton street.
, 1863-08-11

NAyA1.-Acting Ensigns r. Alison, D. NC
DcDouald, c. Erricson, and G. A. schelky,
from Brooklyn Navy Yard, were at the adams
House on Sunday, and left Efa 1. G. 4. b., TO
report for dnty to D. D. Porter, Rear Admiral
at Casro-probab1y for service on the Iron
clads.
, 1863-08-11

NEW En1T1os.-Barrctt, 1s9 Lake street,
has Just published new edition Of his Bio.
graphical Sketches Of Illinois officers, au,ong
others containing full and accurate biogra-
phies Of Msior Gen. John 4. Logan, aud Big.
Gen. John McArthur.' The book will be
widely read at the present time.
, 1863-08-11

MERCANTILE Assoc1A7IoE.-As everybody
went to hear Gen. Logan last evening" the
meeting of tie Mercantile Association was
postponed till this evening. Capt. White
will be present ard have talk with the er-
members Of the Battery. Let there be full
attendance.
, 1863-08-11

The following table shows the amount OF Flour,
Wheat Corn, &C., In store in this city, to-day, COM
pared with the amount In store week ago, aud the
ror,aa,,nnd1nr date last YEAR
, 1863-08-11

ThE1e IL very little wool oHellnE At Des1o!s and the
1cpEe u cst,y nominal u 3o9ssc Tue offerings y
tos:d 10 old ant tnry wns. direction The aaEket
WEI taietor the tan trade they aqlete generally 70
niTlo new Manufacturers arc rlunlH- on rsry light
stocks ef We eoa and - quesn aeEwec. thsm naa
the Ja1mer which hat the hest ss1t.
Al Intelligent gentlemen Kindly farn!shcs f6s fol'
loKirg scale Of prices at tic several points natned'
, 1863-08-11
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Ispecia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
bRDaEqusT, Aug. 10 lssS.
CLEARED,

Drill, MOTIFS.
Advance, Athena.
Lady Frank lfn, Athens.
s. +. Gale, Athens.
Cnynhora, LockTort.
Morris, Ottawa.
Stars AID Stripes. Morris
Energy Aux sah1e, a barrels salt-
IT. Nctennau, Seneca.
B. Athorp, Lasaiie, $4,000 feet lumber.
AREIVED.
Ga1cna. Willow Sp1inEs.
II Ilanln ottawa, l5o0 bushels co1n-
Colonel Mul1tgan, LnSaI1e, LIS tons coal.
, 1863-08-11

not much change il prices the Inst weak Some In
Drpycucut In trade IN ltst hals Goods are hed drn
viii s}iEht advance % soa.c leading brands.
, 1863-08-11

DINNER TO GEN. McAnruuR<-We are
pratibed to learn that some Of our leading
citizens rho arc In fayor Of the Democracy
preached and p1acticed By the brave General
Macarthur, have invited him to compliment
tary dinner to- be given In . few: days. The
arrangements are Of. the most ample descrip-
tion, and worthy the occasion, and the affair
is in the best possible hands for success. We
shall give further particulars In day or two.
, 1863-08-11
NuffnYn f3Tnrkcf-AuK. In.


FrorR-Qulet and unchanged
I;RtIy-Nheat dull Small Gales Green BAY t!n0 az
s1GS. Corn ii moderate demand at 3aH914c. Oats
dull at Sc.
WmsKY-Qu1et. No sales.
CANAL FEEIanrs-FHn, 1t l2c for corn. aud lie for
"IHpoars~6o brls aour, 5000 bu wheat, 49, 600 bu
E1rosTssooo 6rls aour, 5000 bu wheat, 13 oo ba
cofr = co hu oats,
, 1863-08-11

Qswego onTarket-Aux. 10.
FIouK-unchabged.
t;EAIy-Wheat auiet Corn and other grains quiet
CaS1L Fp9Ianr-Car1icra arc asking 1Ga on Naear
md 85;c On corn to New York.l
Baltimore Markcts--!Aug. 10.
FLoun-Dn1l. IVA
GF4Iy-Wheat advancing. Southern white s1-S5
1g': Kentucky. $1.a5. Corn dull.
Mt a PTTT NJ Fw g
, 1863-08-11

EXCURSION Of pleasure will be
sure to so to the Excursion and Pic Mic, to
be given by the Edwards Society, TO the
beautiful town Of Geneya, on Thursday,
August 18th. Cars leave the Qalena Depotat
81. m., and Ha]sted street ut IL. John
Wright will furnish cream, lemonade, &C.
, 1863-08-11

REBEL 0FF1cHRs.-Saturday afternoon.
tstch. Of eighty rebel officers, prlaouess Of
var, attended By . FedesM guorl Of three ofd-
GERS and fifty msn, passed through Chicago,
e. route tro,u St. Louis to Johnstou's Island,
Lake Erie. They arrived here viz the Chicago
& Alton Railroad, aud were transferred to the
Michigan Southern.
L rebel officer wrote upon slip Of paper,
and handed tn q gentleman connected with
the former road, the following:
"Do you know Judge Henry Racker, Of
this placer If you know him, tell him one
Of his rebel cousins passed through, bound
I for Jchnston's Island,
/ q rrrr,rax- pr11rup ~
, 1863-08-11

HORSE TuEvEs.-Ou Friday, last Captain
Turtle, Of the West Side Police, saw man
offering fne pair Of horses for sale at Cook.
Livery Stable on West Madison street The
fellow:would eell them for sl7o. nowhere their
actual value. Capt. Turtle, concealng his
star, hapte1ed the man for trade, and finally
Duschsted:the horses for $12o. Requesting
the ma1fo accompany him to his office for
The money, Capt. Turtle took him to the sta-
t1ou house and locked him up By ndroit
questioning, tue officer learned his rane
, 1863-08-11
ii:on,10.

EOUND-Saturday, August 9th,
IL Newfoundland Dog. which the o vner can have
b. callinc A. 80 Lake street. aad 7ro7z property.
anll k297 -
, 1863-08-11

FoR MAD1Eos, WB.-Remembor the e2-
cursicn Of the season comes of next Thurs
cay 18th. Tiekets good to the s3d. Every
man who has business in lint part Of Wis
eonsin will surely 60. Every one who wants
pleasant trip through a beautiful country
will 60; and every one who wishes to visit
one Of the most beautiful cities Of the North
vest will be sure to 60. Tickets only $4.oo
tor the round trip. Seeadrcritsement.
, 1863-08-11

We voula refc, onr readers to the advertisement
Of ". 4. Buttsrs j. Co.'S sa]e Of Fine pictures,
now on exhibition AZ 90 Randolph street; Tnsy
comprise come very Rich, Rare and Valuable snb-
iccts, and pre richly deserving Of yistt.
, 1863-08-11
New York Stock and Money y1Inrkcx-Aug. 10.

DIsbursed on checks drafts, &c........ l03lal12 .
pslance On hand August 1865. Gsasi
, 1863-08-11

" Remember an ye who suffer from the op-
pfeesiye heat Of the city that the splendid a1de-
wheel eteamer Planet. Capt. F. Chambeslin. leaves
for La Polute bayfield,, Grand Pozta.e I.le Royale,
srd all Lake superior ports. On "Wednesday eye
ming, Aug. lath, at O'clock.
, 1863-08-11

in. araft The latter ask i while the former offer
lKGN:Pse Is quiet but nrn At previous rases Man.
13fnrtufed unchanged:
fncc mostly boards, at 4ti5o. We give the following
, 1863-08-11
Wautan,

furnished house
w up,1 sny,nf, o. Michigan Or Wahaah aysaue.
Atd:esz B1x GuST, stating Iocs.Ioa aod prizes.
ku!1 E.4S-6t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15


Contractor Defcrest, Of tie Harris Caval-
~. i under arrest. charged with having De-
,rauded The Government to the amount q
fifty thousand dollars.
The Arsft Is nearly completed 70 the west
erp part OF New York.
Reyisions Of The enrolment lists have
heen ordered 10 The first nine districts o. 'he
State The draft therein will take place In
about two weeks.
,Jsf. Davis is still at Richmond, and
doubts OF his recovery are entertained
II is said General Lee has addressed =
letter TO Jeff Davis, calling upon him no, :
lang The two Federal officers now connne'
l,n Richmond, as his son General NJ =
Lee. would in conss quence be hung J
,h;s va resisted. he declared his in'en'io'
d ,hro~ % bis commission. lti~ not DC
lev j the rebels win hang our officers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

THE CRurs.-The crops IN 'his COUNT
this year have been as good a. eou'e "
expected. The yield q wheat = = ~
average. The oa's headed wsl'' ou' 'ns's
was 4 small breadth sown. The corn loYA'
remarkably well, considering ihe later Pfr'o'
\, which is VAS generally planted in'
rains have been very timely for i. and ~'''
moderately late season the crop will o.
abundant. From presen, appearances 'her
viii b. a. least double The tobacco raise
this season. in this county, that there wa
last. Sorghum, Po,a'oes; and AZ o'h'
erous. even 10 babies. promise well. ard q
gallant soldiers need have no tears . =
having plenty 70 eat, and IN time Others
Rl their places.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

IaElAsD. IrD. Angus, 1872, 1858

IRELAND. IrD. August l3h, 1873 !
Mn EpIroR:-From the way IN 'nserya
tive" talks in your last paper, I'm aira'S
some ons Of the intelligent and very patfi-
|o,ic iurvmen. who were ~ thu same time carl
r;ed I vay hy the ~eIonuence and tang n their
tu,v 20 ,hei- country and il laws. BY M
tervid and convincing Prosecu ior u The htsf
rsse for treason il The Ireland High Courts,
ws, hurt nv nv irving 10 call The attention.
az The loyal people Of The State % me result
\ ~ that trial, IS convincing proof that tne
I. roor,s 81 Ireland were safer 20 Try traitors
.l;n han ne u 8. Co:,rt al Indianapoi's.-
This is truly 70 be lamented. as his services
/, ,oich, be needed on . jury for this class o.
cases srsin, and | have grave doubts yheln-
y bjs great talents, patriotism and expe'
y ,ience could be spared, even from - enl'sh'-
!. encd q jury, and therefore would MT desire
o 10 DO anything 10 in the least dctract IRON
NJ. ilInstrous services. 'Lyytlty,"l re-
IA lieye. means law-ahidinr. therefore have
ID no douot OF acpnseryatsve's" 10y atty, ths
: whole tenor Of Bis urticie proves y, paruc
is iulsrlv his christisn disposition 70 hang som
bodv. and lie implied threat that somebod.
will be pulled "a their horse ard hurt; o.
how he could construe my letter INFO : ou'
!. lesque 81 The neighboTbood ] can't conce'v
!. fUr with such stsy-at homc-war-p patriots
\, Ne aud hs cc-labors "a on the jury no saspec
J. ia traitor would ever stand a show Of clea
- ,oce in an Ireland Court Conservati
even questioned my good breeding, BY
\, sorting that | have chcered for Jth Das
and. whew! how indignant he y! Bot b
certainly "bsrking up the wrong treo" :
time, for 4 can 60 nearly % far az the
{. Of comparable. unlicensed Prosecutor. y
rim Win s,eutorian voice declared his own
,dsyl .l,y (as no one else. nor his acts, would
nge. VI for him. and avsrfed that II II ha
'egi father who would hurrah for Jeff Day
CON y ant 10 see him hung On the nearest "
Sell I am glad the Government has appreci'
Col. no prosccutor's herculean efforts,
have determined 10 lea him practice y
\. out license. The Jury certainly descr
:" rcu.,.u L1yALI'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

Orr FOR n Wars Our brave fellow
ci,izens, Cspts MeConabsy. and J.J Ali's'
and also Ii. Col. Hawhee, o. the waf worn
49,h. star. for their regiment, . V'cksburg'
mex, Monday. These efficient sfiesrs have
been recupera.ing their shattered hea''i
since the arduous campaign around yicks
burg. and return 70 their commsnd'
with renewed vieor. and determination .
hattie for The Constitution and the Union.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

x~OTICE II hers BIZ gwen thai ~ virtue
~ ", cpruied cory a a - cree
,s.uad from the Office II the clefk oi me
l.ho,- COMMON Pleas Court requifiug me
n,r.k. I'M Snm Of 40 hundred aud t~rnfy
br-e dollars ;s.23) AMI eigh y sevet 90
'.a,s w,h tn,er+ 81 On said decree aud
os,. M. ~ ne u.scc,ed. | vii proceed e
ii Tor sa.e a. pubic auc'lon " 'he
/ hea, bidder. on cp-h 70 haiF' ~ we ooo'
Nv csu- iAu-. IN ] nrr. IN
MONDAY Srqtvmh RI, lS'Aj'
lt-etwW..Nth III. havrs pfist b. - 'ie
sn,s and prrdr Or sesen years, "a ! '"''
,winn described rrnl estate, s''ua'ea "
Dubuls 4 un N, " wit;
T,e suu,A4 wt~i quarter Of The nnrn W.
n.rter il section M. fuif'erh CID. 'h'
INN. ~, us,artpr OF The not eAsi quart
III .uon y, ". fourteen CA; he 10y n eNs
.lao.r,.r ii ihe North ,asi quartz, ~ Srefi|'
IL tuurseen C4); and TIE south eel qNAf
y ~ the nurih ~est qasrlef M oee,in'
I'LL fourteen (lI1; til 70 MtShip - 'N
N uth III range MP. x No) str 'ph'"'
~ W M one hundred Uid riAfy acre
more ~ les~. 10 Dubois county i"dianr.
Ana "a .niiure "a rea ize me inll nmvui
IN III rioal. in'arcsi and cu-ls eali'd lr
s,ia .x.cutun / sin IN ihe s4Fne ti'nr N
. lace ana IN Ike manner, s'll ne Q r'u
~ II sind real ~tr'tte.
r Taken Ia execution ~ me properly
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r y,beiA Nirheu-, ~ & fe a.
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JOHN WElKEL Sheriff y NJ
tu Adams a Bnrrtner, ait'ys 'or W
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

- Suoor,xc.-The old adage inst
~ ,rns love- meyer ~ - : 'o'n'
~. b.eo tor ,he ,housaadth iims' ana No.
80, ,rus. by an aifair which yrcu'ru Y"
u..sy;,le lss, MONDAY Il 'seems 'n"' y
A. ,hery. = c,tt'c specnla'or " %
a.. Queen civ. and NJ Rob-. B'Fnh'''
hi county, hsd bo'h become ''fE'o'V
u;,h lie charms Of = talr widow and
neither being able 70 ssin . decided aaV""
,,ge with her by Legitimate cour',nT' coz
e,,dsa 20 inv The efficacy Of qnarreH'g ~
o,her sbou, her Words resulted ~
=. ,rom ne cattle dealer. with a loaded
.h;. wheo BarnhiIl drew q revolver an'
s,ea Eve times At him. without ene0'
I.,uohery also drew a pistol ana n'su ~
j, three times At his rival. without nn'm'"s
him. when Barnhill, being out q am"'"
lion. and his s~ssaiiant well suppieo' '"o'
l;....,;on The better part, and ran. La"ehe's
c.,bered q missile harder than MS '''
80 ,h,owinc /, Bit BarnhIli on me hea'
drawing The frs, blood which was s"ea' ="
,es. indeed the isir widow had causeu '"e'
h..,,s 70 bleed. BurnhiH then made "iS w
d. duty with Lsughery close - ~ -
following % The retreat mnn'u'iy' \"
con,ending forces passed 10 qu'cS ru''
sion through Mrs v 'gls's arsenal ana -
H,ean's house. and into DR. Bruoefr S'"'
where tbs rsueating party fortified ms pos
lion by locking and boiling the doors. -
.love laughs ., locksmiths,' and % Laugns'
s,ormed the Works, making q preach ~ y
back door. and entering the fors' ou' y
demoralized party By this time nao m''
good Lis retreat by The front enuance' =
escaped into the Brace Hotel from wns
sfler q shor, respite. he successfully e'uo'
his p~usurer. and gained lime 70 prepare !
another conflict. for which both parties .
80 understand anxious. We shall endeav
90 nv Inc news Of the coming battle beic
an, readers us soon after its occurrence
80 en- obtain reTisble reports, but 10 '
meantime. il we may be allowed, we adv
ho,h ,arsIes that il they are anxious 70 en-
.pybod, there are sill plenty Of rebels
the south waiting 20 be shot, and or o.
Il badly in need Of recruits