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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

legal toDdcrB ana the rest throughout The country
similarly situated proportion. This scarcity Of green
backs II chiefly attributable, explained Friday
last 70 their gren diffusion and reiention among the
people, partly owing 10 disposition 70 board and partly
90 necessity existing for every individual provide
himself with larger sum Of money 70 deiray the ordi
nasy sspsnscs Of hfs than formerly requisite II ID
also owing in degree withdrawal Of capt.
cal 70 ~ West shb fos purposes Speculation
n produce and to more Ne crops. The speculative
sprs which psvvsdss al sisssss wherever there few
auslrs1 - thsusand dollars capital 1 command,
asx especially the speculation on the produces
marksA !. witch hes iattsrly bsea running very
hlgb have tended materially 70 this dinrsion Of money
asd Ne osasion of tight money market The remedy
cor shn . she absence q furthse issues Of legal tenders
a IN shc curtacat q loans BY the banks which wouit
have ne double escs q esntrslisng capital and rsduc
aag ~ prices Of The nscsssars Of life by checking sor
dsssss spsculsassa In then. Ths volume d currencJ
sscsssary 70 meet The waists q the Community wooit
shus be diminished and much o Ne surplus would NM
Ne way V The banks here. NJ lassss wsssa tn b
a position % greatly scssss ths scioa u the govern
msas n vasg Ne sinsws Of var, ~ satss wsula
PROFIT accordingly.
TSs satsnsss q ths public des issued tss lssh Inst
ssA ssssl ~ ~ Harr,agsos, tbs Ao,lsg sscrssarJ
AZ ne treasury bsfsems that the total amount shss
90 a Tss oss 500 So Of which ss 81 bears In
ssrsss 10 coin; s4oo Olo 81 inisrsst In currency
no = o. which interest hes ceased aud $3.50 s2
go 81 bssrisg 10 interest The unpaid acquisitions
ssssa q sss ss7 Co., sad the amount IN Me Treasury
sisiiAsos r.
me rse,d decline In gold on Friday from asc 10 "a;
f,hs lowest asurs buessnsd q Gpsns Exchange, how
ever. being a44l from which u - rapidly reacted
2sok. ha< much 70 90 With - manic 70 ths Produ0
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02
g. N. Y. J. AsRgH / !. 2. 1864

SIX percent. stock will add 81 100000
per annpm toi.the sam6unt of gold "a. be
paid out for interest, aud this 10 a a. lin. !!
portant consideration when We bear In.
mind the beineetiVityiof the spring trade, and
It's possible influence upon the fnE1Ire sim-1
ports. This amount is for the present.
year, and Will carry tbs gold interest to-
SbO 600, QUO Psre anpam. iThesAppropriA-l
ttons tforithe nextiyear. are 81, ,00e 900 I0O0ti
and must cbe Faisedieitherlin paper money
or stock; if the latter tha interest v i'll
rise To- $l20, 600, 000iper Rnnum in goldel
THAT is, this day next year the amount will
be $50, 900, 600. This sum cannot be- Fe.s
allied from customs, and lif thep amount
now in the Treasury Is not .scrupulouslys
guarded, the Treasury will bstoresd into
the market ket as large buyer under t6e,ae ]
of March II, 1862, which provides, sec. L.,
That the ssctet4ty OF the Treasury
"a nay ~ purchase coin pitb any of the bon a
'ot hpSess OF the UnSt ls3 tltf or. !. 3 I'd
by law, at uchtrates lan d upon such term a
as he may deem most advantageous tostIe i
public interest" a
There seems to be no possible way of
preventing ia a few months the appearances
Of the Secretary in the market as large,
and needy buyer. As such he will have,
to pay enormously for coin. To sell coin
now in prospect of such a contingency
seems to be far from wise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02
A speseh rrom a. 4. =. Hunter.

In the rebel Senate few days since a
vote of thanks was given to Mr.. Hunter,
as President protein. He made bu.
combe speech in reply, in which he used
the following Language: a5..a.
The session which we are about to
bring to a close is, perhaps, the most event
tul IN our history, and its results have
proved our determined purpose to throw
the whole energies of our people into the
war. 1t has been in no stinted numbers
and with no sparing hand, that we have
placed men in the field and imposed the
taxes necessary to maintain and support
them. For what is life, and what is prop
erty in comparison with personal freedom
and national Independence
The evidences which are being given
of the fixed and unalterable purposes of
our people to spare no effort and to hesi-
tate at no sacrifice which may be neces.
sarY to support the cause upon which
they have staked their all afford to the,
observer the best augury of the
success which we feel and believe to be
certain and assured. We feel it to be GER
tain because we know that after three
years ofsuch awar as that which we have
waged, we have at this day the most eff
cient army which we have ever placed in
the field, and that we can command the
rsources TO maintain and support it, not
only now, butfUr as long d period as
may be necessary toachie7e urindepen-
sdance. ,--.-
The mighty nations Of the earth have
folded their arms in silent indifference.
and refused utterance to that word Of rec.
ognition which at one time might have
given peace to others without injury to
themselves, and thus saved continent
from a war which will be ever memorable
in history for its miseries, its atrocities
and its destructiVeness. Their states
men have sboasted of a. cold neutrality.
In contest where there was every-
thing on the one side to enlist human
sympathy and respect, Tand everything
on the other to excite reprobation and
detestation. !54a.5 plEc h.1 lisa tu
When we have achieved the victory
and won out Independence, it will be u
proud thought to know that we shallowe
them only TO God and OURSELVES, and THAT
we are under no obligation to any other
nation for alliance and assistance. @2'1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02
sfftg 'i7-Esl - igl l.
Hoofand's German Bitters!
Ren '. NesgtOn BrOsps, D. D., EditOr ofths Rusv-
etopediG Of ReIioioHtj kn0I0ledge. =

Ffon y. NeaVtOn Brosc1, D. D., Editor ofths R4sv-
esopedtG Of Reli0iOHt, RHo.0lcd0e.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general. through dlstInst Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sum-
esnt reason, why man may not testify to the benht
he believes himself 70 have received from any simple
preparations, in the hope that he may thus Contrib
ute 70 the bsnehE Of Others = =.
German Ritt6rS, prepared By DF. d. u. JGekS6n, Of
this city, beeauao Twas preudeed against them for
many years, under the tmpreaSion that they were
chiefly aa alcoholic mixture. am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ksq, for the removal. Of
this prejudice BY proper tests and for encourage
nent 70 try thSm, WheA suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these BittoFsS ct the beginning Of the present
% Sdegrss Of bodily and mental yigoi which / had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
BpAired OF regulating. 1 th0F .%1s% '4nk God and
my friend 70 directing me to th use Of Inem.
h-ftias- = " AL 1!NA- VI IN BROWN
PhiladslpA juno IS, 1851, K
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

EINHR purpose of this ihstltution ii 70 iu.tFtiet
n young men Cand women tooJ In ths prineipieS
which govern the correct Transaction OF pecuniaFy
and IN ACcountAntshiP and It's concomitants
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

The. Army Become eiAboIItIonIsts.s n,
Gen. Garfield. OF Ohio in speech de-,
liyered on the 2sth of january idehe House
of Representatives. o1 the cofifscation1
question gave this accoual of the progress
of opinion in the army of the United
States, of which he was lately an officer
n II remember to bavs said to friend
when entered the army, "You hate
slavery so do I; but 1 hate disunion more.
Let hs drop the slavery question and fiebt
to sustain the Union. When the. supremacvt
of the Government has been re-esiablished.
we will attend to the other question. h'e1i
l started out with that position taken IN
good faith, as did thousands of others of
all parties, But the army soon found thai
dow hat it would; tho black phantom mst
il everywhere, in the camp, in the biyonac
on the battle field, and at all times. 1t was a
ghost that would not be laid. Slavery vas
both the strength and the weakness Of the
enemy. His streDgth-fOr it titled his
fields aud fed his legious; his weakness.
for 10 the hearts of slaves dweIt dim
prophecies that their deTiVeratice from bpn-
dage would be the outcome of the war.
The negroes come from the cotton fields:
they swan rivers; they climbed mountains;,
they came through jungles, in the dark
ness and storms OF the uight, to tellu that
the enemy was coming here or coming
there. They were our true friends in every
case. Thereshas hardly been q battle, 4
march or any important event Of the war,
where the friends Of our cduSe4ths black
man, has not been found truthfuIand b eip.s
fnl, and always dev6tedIy loyal. ThefcOn.s
viction forced itself upon the mind Of every
soldier That, behind the rebel Grniyi Of
soldiers, the black army of laborers was
feeding ahdssustafnipg the rebeliion, and
there could be no victory till it's maid sup
port be taken away. ie asfA2
Gentlemenv vonst the other side. you tell me me
that Ihisis an abolition war. If you please
70 say so oEIgtant it. Tue rapid current of
events haslhads the ar1y of the'repubIici
an aboiiIioniatmy Itcan:fihd fnathe ranks
q thousand men wh6aTein favor of sweep.
ing Away slavery to every dozen that de-
sire tospteserTe'iI.f They have been Wliere
they have seen its meIeVolehce,, its baIsfnf
ltsHect upon the oouhtry aud Ihe Union. aud
they demand that 1t shalt be swept dWay:s'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02
q open Lor studspts day lad evenlnr. I,

u.
;ou5e man fSnd IIone tS "a - Is 70 iasttGet
which GOVERN ne eorreot trnSSScti IL - y,
bhsInesS and n, Mn MI y ~
~ ~ T1FITIr,- = = = 80 9
So 800 a 2 = = q, ;...i
stripped OF itg absurd TerbiaEe and ancient pro
10y az AUG intrtGaey, aud adapted to the modern
iSts, 81 .o %ols n the Omitted
which are As exact ,unerrinE aud from s,ssI
tion a. those of nature and comprfsed in vsrV fsy
words. are hrst made familiar 70 tie stiident Who
who IL then conducted through ss.6S sssttsSi
Book Keeping, in numerous sets Of books SSrSSt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

TEX most WORTHLESS Of aIlpurses is that
alIsd with borrowed money. 50, es
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

=! ~ ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensiopa once,
y. AeLure House, being tho anne ofHoo formeFiy
coupled BY Adams Express Company. II april
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02
~ THOSE WHO WISH TO BE
[ N S U r. b d

HohE Insurance ComPANY, 0,
i II New YOFk-RtI1B AND INLAND. -
I @ oAEiEAL (eyery dollar paid 600 600 90
AA1 1nlyI ls0S s3I,Slp 66
las largest Cash Capital for the amount At risk Of
~ Snssin the United States
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

P1les 70 ets. per bottle Of sl1 bottles for skoo.
+Ier sale by prutE SIad pealsEs every WHARF
ta TIE G6li6l Ststt . 6nd b ~ Rho DE1i Eists aad
.,ilP 1p'AlPE' e iaaSssSdlFs5 EasS;dilP5 N o''s5s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02
IRON d ! the he RIehn WIS., u 4

lRrom the Rlehmsna Whlg.l 49,
The Ch3rllsSt9tl CsliTitEr makes timely sugges
tiop op - reeopmendlp the attention of our govern
= 20 ne dne @pd Of Cal
leeyes tSt th9 PFeseFyatoR Of the hsalth hSot epl
f. has PecaliAE eject upon ths
a5d guards III The system aselnst By e4
PlFs anq Diet Y sAld that the eroA
success q ths BittAEs Of Dr Drake which
@ 70 SqF pnhapPy we're fqlpd Il
soather4 ln Sss hgmss was ewing n the e4tr9ct o.
~ seEk Y Whieh " Yen it - one ot itl prin
g fP 81 N lf e e have
f S9s g g eaF host re
e tnes Snieaeyef ne tst qRyeil rom eEinary
u Causes rsleIsd
teFs cannot bs s. .qla S Pc
4 ae Eand ear hes ePsRea
- p, ssll
y. SltH isl EnAF s y tfuth We dolnOt Eppy
rs arc exceedingly Obliged % the Richmond
ZOE its remembrance OF ''Auld Lang syns,S but
~ S1u Uus government mat the PlAnta-
aon BitteEs are not for sale to any sScrut aEants
North or South. There L probably ,ssysrai othsr
things that ''our Government viii yet want
We know that We have the best and m6iE popular
medicine In the world! We.GrO NOT afraid 70 show
what It Is composed OF. Is f d s--el-sf.5i a.
hyliciens are compelled 70 recommend il.
OALisArA hAAH has been celebrated for yer two
Iuaafea years. aud was sold daring the reign of
Htt ePs ol france ioE The ienoFHonapriSe
weight ~ sltSer's ~ y FamAFkaRle for
Eefie1s' eakness, Constipation, &C.
hAAh.-Eof DiarFheA' oolic' and dis
s'To, n.so.st =, suS s'O1a1on ny ana o0"eA' ~
oss-Ler Inflammation OF the Lolns lApd
Z AneeFionSf ' I9 saiarg 81. dia,
SAAAoAllLk FLoHKRS.-kor entsebled digestion.
nA'LaDAa ArUmatic' Stinulant and
lnSigoFssinE In nervous debility e
LAAsssl4'-Feg ser0Ipia' RheumAttan, &c. 10
aromatic eaFpiinaaTei g eating aeah
Husele '1 1ne nilk much used by naOthses nursng
e0Es'DuoS' orange, eara"ayi eoriAnder,
','.N'Tf'0'' 1D.'H &c; IN 1ooo -a s. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

Is open day and evening, attended bv b6tb8 IA,
and gentlemen, where, Without enterihg for tl,e Il
course, q good handwriting can be Obtained &
few weeks. 'F[F7'Fs4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

-NO. l36ls.l! B

7 4 sri4aiasf gssd sb--Hens 10 tss4q "a
---.;1 gss7ss5- fss Aaiss5sntd d
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

For the fnIl oaESeS above indicstsa the tnitfob
lee i9 $50 pay able od6HteflhG fdr the TSd1iSi ts
turn RtplelspEe. The cOurso Is rsuai NJ
In from tWo % three months I'M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

"Anothcr Of the paid political
l~devils. who SAYS he was appointed bv
Gov. Morton chaplain Of the 32d In
diana volunteers. was posted for a
speech in Jasper last Wednesday. but
entered into an argument in advance
with some If n returned soldiers.
who wound him up 50 completely.
and made him acknowledge be had
lied 50 repeatedly. that he was con
he could influence no one here
and 50 hardly tried to make a speech.
Among other things he declared that
during the time he has been chaplain
he has never preached to the regiment
Or even bad q Bible in his possession.
Such are Morton's advocates.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

A year ago several journals united
IN recommending their readers Ia in.
vest a Dollar G nback"in securing
that very excellent Journal FIR the
HOUSEHOLD Including the Little Ones. J
for the GARDEN. and for the Farm. call
led the AMERICAN AcRrcs LrrRIsT.-
Many persons were thus led to sui
scribe, and we believe all who did
so nave been much more than salts
fled. They have received the o3d An
nnal Volume of the Agricnltrrist
which is full Of good things, useful,
practical. and entertaining. and iust
now the Publisher is sending ont 10
each Of his subscribers applying. a
present Of a plant Of one Of the most
remarkable Strawberries that have
ever been brought ont These plants.
when cold BY the only other person
having them, 60 readily at IS cents
each So the Greenhack invested
last year has certainly paid we'll.
All we have now to say is. Let al
Others 90 and do likewise. Notwith-
standing the present advance T..
cost. the Publisher still offers to take,
subscribers this. month at 81 a year.
or from Q to the end Of 1868. fff-l
teen months) for lis. And still far
lther, he offers one Of the remarkable
Strawberry Plants. sent free AMI post
paid. to every new subscriber WHO
Iencloses 5 cents extra for oil cloth.
packing. and postage on the plant ~
Our advice to all is. send the Dollar
Tor the S1-15.) and the extra 5 cents
at once tn ORANGE JrDD, Publisher IT.
the Agricnltnrist, AT Al PARK Row.
NV YoRK CrrY. and get the paper.
letc. Iou will get a most beautiful.
we'll illustrated. practicable paper, an
the cheapest one in the country. t. saw
nothing Of the extra Strawberry
Plant. etc. TRY TT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

ABANDONMENT OFsLAvERY!
ABE's last Joxfl


The Abolition candidate for clerl
in Vanderburg county, on last Mon
day supnrintended the drawing d
a braham's Lottery. and the following
il a list Of the citizens Of this'connty
who drew prizes, with the privilege
At leaving their families. and being
shot at for one e If they arcsnot
killed sooner; and all bccausc q repnh.
Iican Administration does not wish
the Union and peace restored on any
terms than the abandonment Of
slavery. Peace and a restored Union
might he had so-dayif Abraham Lin.
coin and his partizan dupes would con-
sent 10 IL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01
Sherin-s sale.

lNOTICE il hereby given ,hst ~ v;r,u.
~ ofa fee bill 10 me directed from tbs
Clerk Of the Dubois Circuit Conn. I vii
EXPOSE At Public sale 70 the highest bidder
Tor cash in hand. q The door or The cour,
house Of said county, Ia the town OF Jasper
lon
SATURDAY. October 22d, 1864.
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. N /. and
4o'clcck r. M, Of said day, the rents And
profits for . term not exceeding seven wears,
the following described res lessate, situated
70 sid Dubois county, and state Of Indiana,
lto-wis:
| The north half Of the south yes, ou.rter.
and the south east quarter of the north west
quarter Of section eighteen (1s) town one
I'D south Of range No. three (3) west. con-
|'ainR one hundred aud twenty two and
Itwenty-6ve hundFedih acres. more or Iess.
And on failure to realize the full amoun,
OF the Judgement. interest and costs called
fcr by said execution, ! viii. az the sane
time and place, expose @ public sale he
iee-simple Of said real estate.
Taken IN execution a. the property or
Adam Riizsrs.
This sale will be made without anv relief
whsrercr from valuation or sppraisement
laws.
\ JOHN wEIKEL. Sheriff D. &.
oc'- It. 1864 -3w. 81 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01
HEADoUA hrsRs. CHAPrnsFARs.l
Io:4O a. ~. September 90;

io'4O a. -. September %;
Major General HsIisck:
General Ords corps sdvs need this morn.
INC. end CARED the vssy strong forsi6csuor
snd long line o. ib,rechmens belov cha.
ia's farm Win some fifteen pieces of ,,,;,s.
no" 200 70 900 prisoners. Gen.
oFd 80 wounded. though no, dangerously
General BirDey sdvsnced q the same time
ron Deep Bottom, end CO rricd The Nev
MARKET Road sssnd Inducements. and scat.
.ered tho enemy 10 every direction. ,booch
- captured but few. He 10 nov msreh;nv
o. 'owsrf Richmond I leh General Birpev
where The road iniercep,s the Yew M,,Le,
1'cnaosd Rosd- The whole county IL
n'eo win fsrsi6cs,ions his fsr.
tsignsdl d. I cpANr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

" Ar: Chas ". Iory il announced
= z candidate for Assessor Of Hail
sownshiP: We have no donbt he 4
Wy qua!'if1ed to attend to the duties
Of the Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

NOT l. - nvfrby gwen that by virius
- q; a" sxfsuiirn. i--n-d from Tie If. -
~ the cisr3 " The Dtbnis Circuit G mr.
snh y me directed. I viii proceed 10
~ : Tor ssir ~ pubic auction to the
"'shesi bifdsr, i"r cash ~ hand. a The d.or
I" :" curt house % said county. in the
town " laser, ..
SATURDAY, October ~ 1864,
Brtwren a., nouns Of 10 o'civek. A Al and
= o'el.sk u. " VI said dsv, The rents sod
r-vh's ior 4 ,rm lot exceeding seven wears
~ ih- following described real estate. si,u-
a,ed 10 -sii Dubois county. aud state Of H.
diana. 10 wit:
The south hall Of the son'h vest Quarter
~ section n. fourteen (14), town ~
-yu'h u rang" No. six t6) west, containing
Eighty arr.s more or |. ~.
Ard - failure 10 really. the FIJI emouus
~ principal, interest aud costs called Tor b.
said execution. ] will 81 The : sme time ami
place and ia like manner, sell the lee simple
Of said real er,sfe.
Takrn in execution a. m. property Of
Peter Bolin. aud Elizabeth BoIin. a the
suit VI Daniel Brsndensiine.
This sale vii be made without suv relief
whatever Ir.m' valuation OF ap-prsismens
JOIN wEIKEL, Sheriff ID. @.
Adams & Buessner. . fs atty.
0.f liz 1sEf-p. -, N
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Afthe residence Of HE brother, 8 I. Nib.
lack. ~ WheatIsnd.this county IN NE l7,h
'"r'.' James "a. Niblsck; seed 80 years.
The deceased was : brother Of Hon. w.
= NibIark' Of this city. and IVES ior seve.
rs' years past . residence Of Lawrence
e Nuntv. W.-vin~ennes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

Tor Governor.
'oSkPH z MCDONALD. Of Marian
For Lieu'ensm Governor
.AHLoN MANSON. o. Montgomery.
For Secretary 81 S,sse.
JAMES 8. ATHON, Of Marion.
Foo Auditor Ct State,
JOSEPH RISrINE, Of Pou,,.;..
For Treasurer Or STATE.
MATHEW |. BRETT. Of Davies.
For Attorney Of State.
OSCAR B. HORD, Of Decatur.
80 superintendent Of Pub lie Instruction
SAMUEL L. RUGG. Of Allen.
Fos Judges Of the Supreme Conn
SAMUEL =. PERKINS. o. Nfsrion.
ANDREW DAWSON. o. Dec.,u,.
lanes n. IA NINA. Of Sullivan.
JAMES L. WORDEN. Of AlIeo.
For Supreme Court Reporter.
NAPOLEON B. TAYLOR. or Marion.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Cov,,.
1THsLBEBT G. HIBBEN. Or Ru.h
For Congressman.
w. =. NIBLACK.
For SENATOR.
'AMES BARKER, Of PIKE,
FeF Judge, 80 Judicial Cirdui,.
JOHN BAK Err. o. Knox.
For Common Pleas Judge.
David 4. LAIRD. Of Spencer.
FOR Common Pleas Prosecutor.
- hccALLISTER, Of Crawford.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

wv" are aus.'izsd - announce Mr
CHARTS v LoRy. ss . candidate tcr A..
SCISSOR Of Hall township. At the essuiog
October election.
GIVE are authorized to annou ,ce JoHs
MELcHorR. a. candidate for Assessor Of
Bsinbridge township. ., the ensuing Octo-
Der election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

give are authorized to NJ.
SAsDuskr WILLIAMS. ss a candidate Tor
Surveyor Of Dubois Co. ., The ensuing DC.
tober election.
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FOR PRESIDENT
Gem. GEO. n. "
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
HON. GEORGE n. PENDLETOv.

'-W prC1u noe
SIMEON K. WOLFE, Of n suison.
~Contineents
GRAHAM N..FITCH. Of Csss.
WIN. n. FRANKLIN. Of Oven.
For District Electors,
First Districs-S. m. HoLcorB. or Cibsoo
ConsinRens-PErER MAIrR. Of W nderburo
Second Disfries-E- NEwLAuD, az FIovd.
Consingsns-J Of W sshiuo,ou
Third Distric'-A B CARLrou, Of Lawrence
~Coa'ineens-E G LElAsa. Of Jeffsnon.
Fourth Distric'- B w WrLsos, of Decatur.
Con''nRen'-E ? FERRI~. Of Ripley.
Finh Dissrict-JAs Bow n, Of Rsndoioh
C'ns'nesnt-THcs MEANS. Of Wsyne
sixth Dissric'-F LADDERS. Of Morgan. I
Consineent-B + DAVIS. OF Shelby.
seventh Dissric'-A JcHssos. Of Putnam
Con'ineens-G w THoxrsos, Of Parhe.
Eighth Dissrics-J G ArPIEcArr. or Carroll
Contingent Mcclure, Of Clinton.
Ninth Dissr:c'-JG OsBoRs M, or M.,.b.u
Con'insens-ElL's HueHrs. Of White.
sso'h p'ssric'-R Lowry. Of E.khst.
Co"'"ren'-S W SrRorr. q D-R.lb.
Eleventh Diss-Jw sAxsBERay. 81 M,d;-..
con''nRen'-N r OvEkxAs. o. Tio.on-
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we are ru'ho.iz~d - snnouncc NJ.
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r~~~n'a''sr u Dubois county, u Inc sssu-
lug Orsnhc- r~iersion.
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For Conn missioner

Ma. EpIroR:- Please announces Ina, Mr..
W y. GREEN. will be supported for 70 cleo.
sion e C"un'y Commissioner BY
MANY vorERs.