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Correction.
CAMP 7OTH IND, Oct. 20, 1868.

CAMP 70TH IND, Oct. 20, 1868.
S. G. MERcER-Sr;
Your correspondent Corporal Mat"
in his account Of the Railroad Acoi-
dent" and the skirmish which ensued
published in your paper of yesterday
fell into several grievOus errors, which /
beg leave to correct r-,....t
Speaking of the "smash-up" of the
train, he says "A Captain of the 10th
Indiana and several Of bis men were
wounded by falling from the cars"
Now, there was no Captain of the 10th
Indiana on the train, The guards were
under command of Lieut., Tom Camp
bell, of Company X, 10th Indiana. None
Of the guard were injured. Captain
Sigh, of the LIST Michigan Engineers and
Mechanics, was riding on the engine, and
bad both of his legs terribly mangled,
one Of which was Immediately amputa.
ted.
ANNA NnAAoppOhAShtA - ee3iNct IN saying
that "brisk skirmish ensued, when
the guerrillAs were driven of in great
confusion" but entirely in error when he
says that Several Of the guard were
wounded, and one taken prisoner" Not
one of them received = scratch, nor per-
mitted himself 10 be taken prisoner. A
negro brakeman was taken prisoner, but
escaped after being carried few miles
Seven out of twelve cars were smashed.
Two were loaded with ammunition, and
the remainder with grain, su,lsrs' goods,
sc. The guards were in the two rear
cars, and were not thrown of. The rebs
attempted to burn the train BY throwing
ignited turpentine balls into the train,
but the boys hurled their q Greek Ere +"
back al them.
IL was fight in the gloomiest darkness,
during heavy rain, aud great credit is
due Lieut. Campbell, and his men, for
saving the train from destruction.
Yours, BonE.
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nIissonrI ElectIOns.

We would remind the Missouri troops,
now at the hospitals in this city, and at
the various posts held by the Army of
the Cumberland, that an election Of Su-
preme Judges takes place in Missouri on
the Sd Of next month (November).
The struggle is between orthodox and
psuedo Unionism. You are entitled to
vote. Let no one fail. a radical Union
victory is all-important.
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rho ConfIseatlon case.

U.SaAtiorney Harrison was prevented
by sickness from making his argument
before The q. s. Court yesterday morning,
in the case of the United States VS.. the
Nashville Banner Office. His speech was
postponed until this morning, when it
will probably be delivered if Mr.. Harri-
sons health will admit of it. The ar
gument is one of great and general in
terest. tIt
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con. IIooke,,s corps.

Madame Rumor has reported for sew Z
cral days past that Gen: Rockers corps
has crossed the Tennessee River, and ae-
tually pieced out the report By stating
that considerable fight had occurred.
We have excellent reason to believe that
there is not one word Of truth in these
stories, and that not a soldier Of Hook
er's corps had crossed up to yesterday.
When the passage shall be commenced, it
is highly probable that opposition will
be made by the rebels.
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General mitchelI's order Against
Gucprfilna

HEApoUARrFns CHrrr on csvALay,
DEcHERD, TENN, Oct. -, 1863
Lieut.. Colonel Bro0nlow.
The General Commanding directs that
you proceed 10 the vicinity of the late
raid upon the Railroad between Estelle
Springs add Tullahoms, by which the
track was torn up and train thrown of
the track. You viii, beginning at Es-
telle Springs Aad proceeding as far North
as TullahomA, order every SECESSION, b,
living within ten (lO) miles on either side
Of the Railroad, South Of the Tennessee
River and into the enemy's lines, within
two days. If at the end of that time
they have not started, you will, on the
third day, proceed TO burn the house Of
every seoessiOnist, yet remaining within
the aforementioned distances. The Cen
eral Commanding relies upon you to see
that this order is promptly txscuted.
am, very respectfully,
8E6H Your obi serv's
VIM II. SIECLAIR,
A. A Gen'l.
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an insight into tbs operations Of the Pc
lice, said that Il wss a very dangerous
aad ioIiuidAbie efgsnizAlion, and ought
10 be destroyed, but that it was so
strongly protected its overthrow would
be = difficult work.
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The celebrated English authoress
Frances TrollOpe and the illustrated
racer Flora Temple died recently We
don't know how much Mrs. TrOllope was
worth, but Floras. owner sold her at
about $4,000. kNsf
Requiescat in pace or a gallop.
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a JOHN c. FEHR'S
BOOK BTNDERY

II'liE new Book Bindery, No 10 h q Deaderick st ,
has resumed business, aud IL prepared TO exc.
cSts all kinds Of jos WoRE AND BLANK WoRK In neat
and elegant style.
BOOKS and Orders leit 81 W. T BERRY's Book
ton.
Mr. George Morton, formerly Of Philadelphia.
ffactioal bookbigd@r has cha 20 Of this B0okbind-
senca. JOHN q. FEhR.
The bookbindery will be open from o'clock In
'he morning until O'Clock IN the evening
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To SUBscRmEBs AT THE FRoNT.-T The
Post Master at this place has decided
that it is illegal for him 20 forward news
papers by mail 10 subscribers at the
front, unless the postage thereon is pre-.
paid. This decision necessarily cuts off
subscriptions tits impossible for our
clerks to spare the time, every morning,
to prepay papers and have them stamp
ed, even if Subscribers desired it. Sub
scribers who fail to get their papers, will,
in this notice, find the reason why they
are not sent. They must make up for
their deprivation the best way they can,
by purchasing of army news dealers.
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Wanted to rent for six months, one or
two convenient rooms for private lodg-
ing--either furnished or unfarnishedL-
near the business portion Of the city
and not higher up than the second
story Apply Al No. 81, City Hotel
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Vallandigham is said to have stated
in late private lettertO the Cincinnati
Enquirer, that the egis of the British
Lion begins TO smell badly.
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We never yet knew an avowed rebel
whose mouth was not fun Of references
to aud praises of thelAws and COnstitu-
ton of the country.
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS
O II r. / & II,
No. %
NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Fourth Door From Union.

rourCn DOOR from Union.
All persons who design leaving the city By Railroad
can purchase through Tickets TO New York, PhnA
delphia, Boston, Baltimrre, Niagara Falls, wash
ins'on City, and all principal cities North EAat aud
West by the shortest and most reliable routes Also
through Tickets TO Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, and
all principal elties IN Canada.
Discharged soldiers can DO furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates
Tickets can be had to all way Stations on the
Louisville and Nashville, Tennessee aud Alabama aud
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroads
Trains Leave as Follows:
Louisville aud Nashville, ...........T O'clock A. A.
Tennessee and Alabama. .............. 1880, A. NJ
Nashville and OhattanooEa....-... O'Clock, A. NJ
omnlbusos leave al the principal Hote.s 30 mia.
utes before tbs above mentioned times
omnibusea viii call a. any private residence or
hospital in the city BY giving notice Nc day pro.
vious 70 leaving.
Office Hours.-The Omos Is oIoR from 3
o'clock, A. H., 70 10 O'Clock, P, NJ, daily (sundays
exooptedl and on sunday from o'clock 10 10 o'clock
morning and evening.
FOR further Particulars oall AZ the olAoo
w. w. Craig,
General Railroad Agent
hAshVnlE, Tennessee, Oct. 10, is6S-L
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DENTISTRY!

TINS Is TO NOTIFY MY PATRONS -
that have removed my DE ,TAL SyeeS
ESTAB LisHMENT to Edgefod, near my LILLY
family residence, whore | am prepared TO ext cute
Dental work In us varions branches. AS / ca mot
expect steady empl yment NJ my Office, propose 70
visit PROFESSIONALLY Families in the city Of Nash
vile aud the country. Those who fad it lnoonven-
lent to ONE TO my Office, wilt be promptly waite
upeu at their residences, by notifying mo through
the Nashville Post once OF otherwise
h. a. HERMAN, D, n -.
ooi2T-1m,
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Consumers in the city and country
will have a rare opportunity of supply
ing themselves from large and we'll
selected stock.
sept30-1m
Gallery of Fine Arts,

Gallery of Fine Arts,
CORNER OF UNION AND COLLEGE STREETS.
For fine life-like Ambrotypes, PhotO-
graphs, from life size down to Carte de
Visite, executed in the highest style of
the art, either plain or colOrsd, call at
the above establishment, the largest and
most extensive in the Southwest. AL
buns, carte pictures Of the Generals of
both armies, in great variety, always on
hand. Call and see the finest and largest
collection of pictures in the city.
Respectfully,
I. F. SALTsMAS,
Successor to O. G. Giers.
Oct. ls.-1m.
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MARRIED.,

on Tuesday morning, eth inst by the Rev DR..
HOWELL, DR. JOSEPH l. STEPHENS, of Ohio, to Miss
MEDoRA, eldest daughter Of A. C. cARrIR, Of this
city, sHH..H.
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NASHVILLE. TENN.
- SCOTT, formerly Of the City Hotel, and
- ", THOMAS, haue purchased the entire in
tebggst OF Win. Roberts ia The Sewanee House, and
wiz conduct the establlshmont herea under the
style Of SCOTT & THOMAS
i te9 senior partner 10 thus returning 10 "hrst
tian P indulges the hope that in his new loca-
s ne viii meet with many Of his friends ana pa
"''"0 VI FORMER years OCt2i I'm.
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The following is among the special
Washington dispatches TO the New York
Times: ~
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Freedom and Nationality.
=. =. mHRCEH. Edi'or.
THURSDAY MORNING, ocr, 20, 1888.

Another Henson Assigned for the
Removal OF Gen. nosecrans-Fhe
Army Police Department.
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NAsuls, Tennessee. oo; i'i Il. iss li-oal A'"'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-17
TO Contributions.

As our design ia 70 make our paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments Of
active industry in every part Of the
csnnty, we respectfully solicit the CO
operation of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pecially DESTROYS Of prpmcting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department of agriculture are par
tcularly solicited. Please send rs all
the news, incidents, general iniorma-
zion. and mineral discoveries in your
respective neiglborhoods.
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home TESTIMONY.

H--w ARpsvsLLE. Po-ey Co. Ind April 20.
DR. RoBA Sir ieel il ny duty q
prssen, you my cer,ifcs,e, 10 rho~ you ihs
benefit have recsived from your medicines
tho Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu-
rider. Alter being afflicted for some three
years. giving our physicians trial. and ALEC
The medicines Of DR.. D.. was persua.
del 20 ny your Pills and Purifier. which
did and they curcd me perfectly.
Yours, truly, ID. J. FUGAH.
Il - See ADVERTISEMENT.
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Nor cE Is hereby given that BY virtue o.
IN certified copy OF transcript issued
from tho office Of the clerk Of the Dubois
Common Pleas Court aud to me directed,
! vail proceed 10 offer FOR sale at public
auction to the highest bidder, Tor each IN
hand. At the door Of the court house 10 Jas
per, on
SATURDAY, January. IL. 1868
between The hours prescribed BY law, the
rents and profits for seven years, OF the fol
loving described real estate. situated in Du-
boIs county. 70 wit:
The north west ar Of the north vest ar Of
Bsc No (26) in town one { ID north Of range
No O. four west. Containing FORTY acres
more or less
And on failure TO realize the full amount
or principsi. interest and costs called for BY
ssid execution. ! will q the same time and
place and in like manner, sell the fee simple
.fsaid real estate.
Taken In execution % the property OF
-Jshn Hsrbison, At The suit Of Frances Mil
burn.
This sslc will BE- made without any relief
whstrvsr from valuation OF appraismeni
Jaws.
JOHN wEIKEL. Sheriff d c.
W. C. Adams atty for plf.
Dec 81. 1852 -3w ~ 90.
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NOTICES hereby gwen that BY virtue 81
~ an execution issued from the Office
or the clerk Of The Dabois Com. Pleas Courl
10 me directed. will proceed 10 offer for
sale al public auction 10 the highsss bidder
tor cash II hand. q. the door Of the cour,
mouse in JASPER. on
SATURDAY, Jan. IL. 1862.
between the hours prescribed BY Law, the
rents and profits for seven years. Of the ioi-
lowing described real estate, situated in Dn-
bois county, tc-wit:
The east half Of The south west quarter o.
Sec NJ. (36) in town shree Cd south q
range No. six co vest. containing eighty
acres more o. less.
And on failure 10 realize the full amount
u principal, interest and costs called for b5
aid execution, will q The ssrne time ans
lace and 10 like manner, sell rhe fes elm
pie ef said real estate.
TAKEN ia execution a. the property o.
I.eviH. Call, az the suit oi VI. II. Evans
This sale will be made without sry relief
= halever from valuation " sPPrsismenl
laws.
JOHN wEIKEL, Sheriff D. O.
w. C. Adams. stt'y Tor pih.
dee "a. 1s6x-3w $3.50
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Advertise IN tho Jasper Ccnrier.
Advertise in Il : Jupar Courier
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COFneF East MAJ snd McDonaId StFeets,
JASPER, IND.
OFFERS bic ihsnks 20 the citizens Of Du-
~ bois county and vicinity for their past
psronsge, aud solicits continuance and
extension Of the same. feeling confident that
- can make u 10 the interest Of persons IN
want Of any thing 10 his line 70 deal with
him. q bis motto 10 "small profits and quick
sslss-" Msy Is. '62.
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JASPER COURIER.
\ THE CINCINNATI TYPE fouN-
Dry 90, corner OF Vine and I.ong.orth
streets. are our sgenis In Cinciunsti

90 All. especially young men. should
rad tho advertisement Of The new INA
lisnsi Dispensnry." a. Cincinnati. Ohio. IN
another column.
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n O II L G. r.

discharge the Taxes
the
door 'hs Jasper Daeo. Idan.
o ~ and OFFS
h prescribed law sale will
until all said lands and loi disposed o.
JOHN MEnRNGER. Audi,o. ID. {.
AsPER. Derembc ~ INN MAJ
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.


New YORK, Sept. 2. A Chicago dispatch to
the Post says the following passage occurs in
the Presidents letter
I" The proclamation as law either is valid or
it is not valid if not valid it needs no retrac-
ton if it is valid it cannot be retraeted any
more than the dead can be brought to life"
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l. One tobacco grower in
Henderson County lost twenty acres by frost,
and represents that his neighbors are in the
same condition. Some of the growers have Or
dered ther consignees to decline selling at pres
emit.
We have accounts of injury to the tobacco
crop from several points in Indiana.
New YORK, Sept 2 A Memphis letter of the
2sth denies the death of Pemberton, but his
men and officers had sworn they would kill him.
He had been taken to Richmond under a strong
guard. Fully two-thirds OF his men are in the
field under Hardee.
Johnston is in command at Mobile.
The Cincinnati Commercial says we have ad-
vices from General Burnsides' army, ndca.
ting that his movements have been made with
extraordinary rapdity, and that report of de-
cisive results may be expected in q few days
His advance by this time is near Knoxville, Tenn
and at last accounts the General himself was
pushing on with his cavalry
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AUCTION SALE
IT ALLAN BEES!!

ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 49, 1862 I will offer at public
" sale, the Sanborn Farm, in East Hardwck, with
out any reserve, FIFTY SWARMS Of
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Household Furniture, Dairy Utensils, ETC., etc.
Also some stock and a new Octave Piano, rosewood
CASE syle with all the late improvements costing
$685.
The sale Of stock, &c., TO commence at 10 o'clock.
The sale of Bees at P. NJ Terms Of sale made known
ct the auction. For particulars, address
f34toseptl5 J. y. SANBORN, East Hardw ok, Vt
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VERMONT MUTUAL.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the members Of the Yer.
mont Mutual Fire Insurance Co. will be bald ut their
Office the 18th day sf October next at O'Clock p.
NJ for the choice Of Directors and the transaction Of any
other necessary business. By order,
II .... CHAS. DEWEY, Secretary.
Montpelier, Aug. 81, 1863. wa5w3t
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just Published by DR.. STONE,
PHYSICIAN TO THE Troy LUHG AND HYGIENE ser
TUTH. A TREATIsK ON THE CAUsEs OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DKOBINE OF AMERICAN PBo-
FILE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY. CONSUMPTION
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
COmDanv

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1868.
THE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company hereby notified that the following
have been made by the Directors all Notes in
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in hot pursuit Marmadukes command was
completely routed and scattered, and Little
Rock within grasp of che Federals.
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Gbt gailp @rffman.
MORNING EDITION.
MONTPKLIER. VI
THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1868.

Vermont Election.
Towns. Representatives. Smith Redo.
Chelsea, l. G Hinckley, l87 AZ
Brookfeld, Ephraim F ClaAin ITO "a
JUsTIC Es
Brookfeld-F Biglow, } cleveland, 4
ClaAin, J B Lyman, Sprague Arnold, Jr,
John Lanson, E w Farwell.
Chelsea.-P G Jones, j W Smith, Aaron
Davis, Carlos Moore, Philander Robbins, Hyde
Cabot, Lsander Taplin-