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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
Aus Wtrifo.
Gan G1anetseo, 10. san.

Gan G.auetsep, -. Saasi:
Ns1ifantfas Btitttr, pslae tn Der !3ayptfabt
N.rIlo ssrausgtssbsn rerhea, toRnsa uufsen
MHn,0tr Gcrwin, neil & bic 3itaisraug bes
Suars} ansrfsnnt. Giutse Gtdu5pftn nstf an-
bang tatten itm zine Robtnntufl attyaGf. ~
0uaeatarara uurbe au.s5. San. ptne @ttes-
1anb pom ben 6rau,pfeu beftbt. -, ~,~t
Die Mtrifann bottn aneS auf, UNI las Boz
brtnSeu ber Star,pftn auf Gonna au s.1ttnbsIn.
9sn. urasa batts len @ts se.tbtn NIT $4,000
Ranu bsffst. s.:
am 10. srldtH tt. g9rifanes unite. DID, b.
Stoet Ortjaba an. reIHe ron 5ranppka uni
Ql]neseun1dttern bsftSt nor. @urb ndEntn tte
Statt fammt 9ettHuna. Its III fttr spt9tt8.
"a Ortiata bts franl6Gf4e Communication nit
It1a Gsu3 ttb.!fat:---z - TX
Rtu yorL21. San.;
6apana Radrittsu befd,issu be JlH9t Its
ouar) uns msIten, Tag Gan euis Ii Yetct am
"a. Ttl. ron Msjta t.hSt rerteu IT,. &m q.
wurke Ct Don 9rurptn Der GtoatsA Eu1ahgc L.
3neatas angegrTtn, ater ets Antineer tes SH.
area uu1tez NIT ptm 8e.Iuf ttrr AItiQtris II
rude. ltlaasn. 5
Su Ser sttadt pom Rarslto rurte { 4 81.
us.al tss Stuart, s.toptst unb ritz ~usswthbf4.-
lie Suarifsu wuretn tts nab tRarsfpto seys
~tttsben, no l< Dcn esn 5rarse(tn empfeaass u.
Bsf6laesa ru1een. u
Tai @ouunneu,eut Suar, bat lo.0T RiF.s
ansst1uit, bic nsut.d fur bic N:bsu.n tc:~ gg:to-
ruc1xs que Gurora arsefcmusn .partr..
: ndr.anttsto, Fl. San
g-tsts rom 6. utenfprrttn ten mel;lanif6tn
Hlhrttten. lie lbsr fdraunl estonau1en Gub.
Il. Jranlcfn. 5000 Ranr farf, uEhi 1a,'ur.
tatt,n an 1. San. 3.atatin befsst. Bhle rsife
NsrItlun tatsu I'm grraus bic @istt ulIdf-
fen. Mln a!aub.e utti, tas ga,ine sessn
Gotina marfatrsn, fones1n itirea @ss re@
.tn.m paetflbsn 9afsu nstusr rdrte. collie
Der BsrtGt f& tsflttssu, trs 1tramru 81
Gateua esftlaasn ucresn unx 'tas 1iaj ttt
Grar,rfen aus Orilabl estrts5ta bat. 70 NITRO
Saliuss Champagne tint preSls1 atifte fin.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

yrb Der 9umMbeit. Die leBts q If.
met Ger Raibcrrhen RlrberVitun9" cte
pltn Cs1lsl ;nltlli untt1 Nneun Icl1sns
be1 ya1aa:
,.Iu Sp,ud ..lln(u W'0sn il S11d.
ns1f" al I nib, rem Amfrtfunn. lcnrun
bios urs Ieutlbm une anrern Qsutfn.
esrsn W:lltn n'ht 10 nett btr il. bslon'
esre obfr une Ratkcl,fsn, rie mir r:n
0ynutsn itn &c W;fsnitaft htusn. orsr
n,e jsne frcmm, yaNrftuu ltyen~, Sebn
slrt lsbrh:
2ntsr t1lo uni a Biels eunr,
J Nle 10 osits,~t unr nj, ftumm.
Gins mdb'as Iummbrt bat nod Nse
manrsu frarf esmobt. oter Al ptsIsa
W;0sn. Bid Wllsn mott Ropimsb.
llnp msnn ru &cpi ls,rft. ra Ie.est Ger
aaoSs Wsnib. Jn rr WptboIoaie te
ron 3urilsr HiibIt, eoB einmol BON
rltIsn W,1sn uuc Stueiuu istr ta,fts
&tripsb bsfommsn tabs,. rcrauf cine
SsHaune in eff Gin etfr4ate que Ger
URluupa snndluplte, Gle @6tin Ger
Surf urp BNrnihaft, mie aub zee
&'isas. Dat nun Supitr pom pisIsn
B,lsn 10 Elm nrass Ropfueb bsfemmsH,
p,e rieI msbr icQts f + elm aruu Wsnih.
ter f'in Supiiu N. in N6r rtbmsn, nit
unn6tbiasm N,0tn n Nabarlbsln ~
utft um,uiprinRtn. Sd w,u jsst ai6I
ras aIte Spritucrt mierr a%uiwlEmeu
@as i'd ni6t weib.
Wadt mid ni@t bsib.
Dob 70 pisl il iI6sr. Is miro uns inn
mer eslunr isin> wsnn mir bel olsm Diis
Zen aub earan rsufsn: unier Wiilsn if
Stldnuf 1iele Ssu'ers tsbt Mot ums
lonf in rn bsiIiasn S6rift. A!io rie
Nafe nidt 70 bod Rs.roasn Don rpsasn rem
Biels B'0su! 80 n Nuss rcd uul
5l,f. unc StlfpNf."
Cine Briiteuauftalt If in pbHoclpbia
rad 6inehi9tm Wufer etnari&na wor'
ben. Ge lou i'm Nusbrlisu BON Gtern 10
t eiell 44eifsH atts5 6690 bedbHsr. te3nif@ aus
! n snriiff n eShns,Praes" kakrn-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

Sobu Morgau wleOe1 I'M Jeloe. Iu
tnuhttate pa'tiadngfr. msI&u Dor rts
niasn Wc1sn nod narm in Dem 2taa:s
ssfir9nie au Columbus lab. bat am 1,
3anuor ron Dstotur, Wsoraiu. aus fol-
a,ncen lascebsitb! an itlns 31uppsn e.
llIsn:
6aur;qaartisr ron WorBan'e
Hutrti.
Sc'raisn! Nad hanger une fir mid
snrFaelihu Rufuboft. uitsine ID mis'
cs1 uusr SUD.
- isbas mtt risru In cas 8.lc uni
trlaNe ZEN Nuf on aus Solrlt.n nsinsa
5ommanecs. Et icicrl bier. oI5 rtm
SommsIpl1gs s%irlrfnesu.
Ils llnr bsea,f sursr Iisnlfe, rae
6ste ccr Spnotlcn it Rrce unr rie 81
funft aIc,utb, rsnn mir une .bnr mir
Gig ;tiasn.
Utcsrh ter pislsn Ramnaesn. Gle nod
in ZEN 3tuen Der Bsrtrsdu idmadtsn.
Sic ruftn IaR. um Hllfs. eis (s Don Gut
uror,en. W'rrsl Jer efren Grrarlur'
aen ,iultsr?
&onmt loie,i unc fp~mt frsucil ;
Germ i1 nil ftintu Wann in mstnem
g]cmmaneo, etr cutb ZEN Yrovo1 Vlor.
;bau etlmun9sn rNc, |s!ne Fa'ht III
lbun.
Iis uns ,tsco; fsbfnet Qrteit lit cine
teie, ure psrt,not trors 6u3fn unc nil
|ias Ndnce. 8unr ,'as Deer io1us, rtnn
60 ii fame 3sit ~ perltsrsn.
S:rsr Mann, CIR pisrp uno Wansn
bat. fringe liz Ds1 ftil bat, miro camiI
pstisbsn rsresn.
Sotn s. Moraan,
Br,aare 0sns1al ;. q. s. 9.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
p@L Grfola bird 0eraienf. @snu BE ge.

n9- Grfalg ourG 0eroienf. @snn bic o..
i&tun unisrss tanoss elm Yeifp,ei lteitri, bat
EN- Artifsl amsritantfner Nanufafiu1 blcs purn
fetuen ttansn @tfib une otne dutns 6ulis ftt.
nsn Nte 3ur a1stustnen CUNT s~sfunotn BAT.
70 III g rae be- nemtf&tn SaleratuI
@tnn r. an etnem Tlabs gttauft wtrb. 70
wtrb e fefest an stua enotru ptrtuugi. unb
70 eett Is fort. bts bic Drsbufte bsr ausssesbn.
teHatemt dsn Berfe Sou D. g. Dseanb u. %.
~ Gairport, Ronroe Gouu,s, R..S., uussbeusr
iub.@
Differ Artitsi mtEb Bios In ttefem 2atoratc-
rum bu1& eiueu uur ben Gtstuttumtsn bfiann.
ten Drolee fatriNrt une Ct If tsfet far abe
3ptde ais Soea. NaH prettre TN. ,
gum BBErtauff tit Stetsn tt 30. GIANT
u. 60. A*-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
Elite Der Sriefe,

welde in Ter pofcifee ~ Davenport, eept
1ountp, bis Jun, %. Sun. 1864 lt.sen s~.blebeu
liuo unp wsIds i.st aui Bsi.RI css W.nualpof.
mtin,rs I'm .Esmotrat' publ,!irt p.rpsn. 10
wire gVtsttn, bsi'm Mbsolsn ts1 y1isfe,"Adyer-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

~ 9u e9etfelo> 'Sa.. srusrtsts
Grsitae Nu&t tin Slldnper Namsns Nsy.
nolps itintn .eantsmann gReNeIy. sie
battsn, surbsr etrttt Ia etaes BIrlbI@aft
8statt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
@tabt Dapenpprt
Gtott County republifanifhe Gon:
Dentipu.

Die &eputlttansr BON Seotf Gcuntv wsrben
aufssfcrrs1t, Ittsaisn an ete Gountp' 8 ouptn-
ton iu ieneen,' pelne i'm Gourttaus ~ Dapsn-
port am sams,os, ben ID. Gsbruar 1864 um l
ubr %ad mi:taes abssba'teu werbsn u,re, UNI
Islssatsn mad Der republttlntftrn Stlotsepn-
DENTON ~ Tss Wotn.s am %. Gttr. 1864 ~
errablsn.
I,s Rsprdf,ntat on IN baRrt auf t.m fnr
0ouo. 6.cne atassebsuen WStum. q, Der.
(t.tesnm 1owribirs iuo bsredtst. an Die
Qeunly.@ cnpsniien leleAlttn III isnptn. nj,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

E Ser ts,abtt bat uEt ftinen ga.
men ni@t ouf bsr obtsen 2tRe fnest, III
erlu&t, uus BACON In 1snutntb ~ {tssn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
,4nh rfrIprff.

) rsta1d4ssia d fdttfsa7 . sseha stH M seri1s.
jfss. DtttbtJa rsSs ~ SGrSe mi tHt ssst hlsE 10 Or.
ma. ssx bsssn :tlS Iilie isafabn lsr Getss Sstslea ~
O. Ger Stsftgbss sissttSriat ssf tisrtt4ut sl9usttts tr4
~ $59o asislusse. ssTs, sts4 We IsssIIs5
Js $,s4 81 Claus 3. 9ttnls,
ass&zaaE=-4= - Grsffs
asis7sse ~, , Seeiiu stu ns-DssI3srt ltssas.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

, Cine Briteuauitalt ii in philadelphia
rad dinehidtm Wufer einasri&tu nor
ben. fe ioQ i'm Nusbrllsu 0 Gtern 70
eie@ 4eiffeH, atts- 600 bbdbbHsr. te6nif4- auss
steridL 900 6dbnerirof1" baben.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28
Htw.geri 2l. San,

Aemtral JlrraBut Bat &so @,f ur.int.
Nus Gun Dom.nao miro Elm abtrmallluS i,s
lttr B { L%euiin,flnsr 9smsle.t.
qonslrn', tsi5t 20. aoaner. e'as7 9ucruin,,
na6eem Il ruI6 stRs cest sptl I,v,lirnsn Don
Gee unftaIit woresn fd. Is t.Rt iun.r, tas
es game Rtts0snmaht In 9snnsG:: unb H,n.
tudY lode eprrsntrtrt rerhsn.
9srIseuns rts RsQtuunseRsss tss 9<f.
:. Dapie.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

Die &sputlitansr Der perltttttnen 3cwnfttps
0nt eriutt, an Icnnsrstoe, ben IL. Jtbr. u,
. ubr Ratmtt,aas an loren sspobnl,ttn gsr
fam mlunaaplaesn ~ uidsir.n IN, Is 't psnn, ras
Ger 1owniblp. Sstrt,dr aneersn DIT unp 3s,t
bsfiu,men ic1ts.
JapsnpVrt, &c. San. 1864.
Dan. 6. Sbortp.
prli. Zee Secn 60. rtpubl. Gluta.
l.. 6. GIau0m ct,
3. Dlsmin8 ~"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

CUT CpVnJUHS Jot1HV ~ ptITtten. UnSeIrtQIft
uorcsn. @sstnmasssa.In ~ Ws6.r aue u
eanss fnb ss11cHen roseen. 49,. ...
.Gtntinn a,i.:a4. San.
Aus Chattanooga pirs mttssttttlt, tat ttns
Crtrs, ropa& ets Hsbe1snRtoattn ovi ftrntre
3 Sabre etsnsr fc1eu, stete GENERALIZATION Ia
pr fstnelinsn afnatf t:rvprssruftn bate. 81
Dtfer.eurs tameH auf einnal an.
Mebsasn. 8snstAi Banee ustf 2 Offatersn BON
fstusui stab pu1esu uen unftreu Tidstt eiuse.
farsm unb mad RaftptQe 8 flnft
Gle RtbsQsu fcnsn ttnsn Qtnfaa In Sf.Ren.
tuds I'm plan tatsu.
RnefuiQs nidt betrobt.
HaIbstlIe, Is. San.
Et 1aG1tGt, tas 2onefrsst etnen lebsrfaf
ouf 9ncroi1e bsdtinttee. III rente aus ter 9uf
sssufsu. Gtenfc uupatr tf+ts, tSse 9onaaret
con yss 6llfsusppsn srtaltsu babe. =:
Dafstnstsn. Is. San.
gsn. Graut rirb In. etusr NbrsGt tas Boil
sen artanfas auHsrbsrn, ~ fta.r gft6t ~
rldJutsbrsn. ea. na4bem bic 6flaserti tost ftt
has Bolt be- elsens htneu G1une mter lun
lAIis8 tott. -. =. 49,.
.gfnator Bapa1b. =
9a9tsm ter esuat ben BtfHtuas e.faei tat
tas istts Rttgltse ben Sreutte tttfen foa,, utrl
etnatcr Blsarb benisteeu atleseu. aber taus
rtfsntr.n. J - - ~t~T ;.F
Gas amtsrattons-G cmn iiiee rirb srpfe6ter
Gomuatffsnfrs mad RoIe europa ~ fenbes, ~
BE auapapterans mad Amtrifl III bsforbsrn
On HtdFbent lstste tsute tsr arlaRfas-D tte
8aaea:a d tae trlUen. 6tsstt fnarutril Abs, ~
ttfprt=etae 0euserneursua tl.in sArfanfaS n sel
arlaRtu. llebsr 1000 HdIasr hisfese Staate
] tattn Ben 9rsustb s.ttfst. = XII ~ .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

Ssbt pnfcn. elet6vtel Oh Rana 7sstt @db,
be binfort bar4 Elm Wett, ttat 1tat PEI, s.as
Anbsutuns ben Yrdfbthtsn Der Der. Sfaats"
ODER tie Dtr. Staateu 5lagst eetr stnen ysr.
Stautsn OfFesr oeer Soleatsa tnfulttrt ces1
mtbbanbelt. 70 nett es Traee, Don nattonales
Gba.at,sr bttrift, foQ ie mao Der Sdwsre tpres
8e1ssbens UNI Uelp benraft. sesbannt ebsr stn'
0slptryt perren.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

The Springfield Nsws il indebted 70
correspondent Tor The following. which i Il,
good 70 be lost. snd TOR ibe accuracy u
which he vouches:
A short time ago, II the loyal city Or Phil
ade'pha, "lsrgelyr dressed female. sn.
swering The description or anF F.V. hail
ed street car, and just 10 il stopped 70 take
her aboard, Union soldier stepped out cl
The car. On entering. several seats were
v'cani, and this would be Indy inquired in :
very sharp tone:
where did that colder si,i~
No answer.
Again. but in more shriIl tone than q,
frs'. 'he same question vas po,:
''Where did ihat soldier sit7,
Sill no reply rom any Of the passengers !.
The csr going ahead, the 'lady.' still unseat.
ed, when the question was fairly spi, out
between her teeth:
"Where did thar man siti''
An honest IIberniao. quietly seated near
me unhappy female, and 10 doubt being
des'rous of relieving her in rome degree
replied:
'Fsi,h. ma'am. he sits on bis end, and
took IL away with himlv
What the rest Of the occupants OF the car
did, DO not know. but one gentleman lef;
as speedily as possible, and The above infor-
nation through him was too rich to be long
kept secret.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

RAISED GREEnBacKs 1t is said that rais
so grcenbacksare circulated here. The work
y neatly done by FASTING ones 70 pass, a.
tens. ~ course none but careless people
Or those not used to landing money, would
DC deceived 4 u to porteci such that we
caii attention . ihe altered notes. The ar,
q posting and altering notes has been
brought % great perfection. and those who
iook only % figures on note may BE easily
m'sied as y i's character ~ Rochester
American.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09


The powers Of al just governments ar.
derived from THE CONSENT OF THf
GOVERNED --Declararion Of American
independence.
Whenever. in any Of the sccedrd sa,es
one-ten'b of the people shall organize gov
ernmcnt (upon certain pripcipIes) / viii
recognize and maintain i as the govern.
ment.
This is the doctrine laid down BY Dir
Lincoln. The Declaration Of Independence
requires the consent Of the governed 10 the
government. bot Mr.. Lincoln Is satisfied
with obtaining the consent or one.,enth
against The remaining nine .tenths Of the
people. LincoIn's principle 10 a beautiful
exempliica'cn Of the old American princi.
pie that The majority should rule, His ma.
joriiy 10 one-ren,h!-EsansyiIIe Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09
NO. H..
Correspondence of the Jasper Courier |
Letter from q Dubois Volunteer.

| Correspondence of the Jasper Courisr.1
! Letter from q Dubois Volunteer.
CAMP or THE % BAIT. PioEEER BaIcApEl
CHATTANOOGA. TEsx.. March 23d, 1854 I
EDITOR JASPER COURIER, SiR Since
our Regiment went Veteran (the 5Sth lad. I
the wagon guard, ss We are called. have
been in The Pioneer Brigade. We have
had good time, but not as good a. the vet.
eruns. Of course. But il won't be long nm.
~ our tine viii come 10 20 home-then "
will see our own time.
here i good deal OF talk concerning
who The next President will be, more than
would be expected among the soldiers.
The 50 'diers are pretty well divided between
Gen. George b. Mcclellan. and Abe. /
Tor one will sn'e for Mcclellan. I don't
propose % pnt man in the Presidenrs seat
VINO cannot keep his word. Abe ssid the
negro should not be interfered with. and
when he got enough men in the field 10
light the battles. he and his negro-loving,
placs-aearisd, woolly-heajcd cabInet set
and devised scheme whereby the sbom.
nIabie curse could be set II e~, and how are
trying 70 pass law giving them right 10
vote Or hold office. The next move will be
- have one in the Cabinet az On advisor.
!, tor one. think as much OF rebel as doicf
an Aboliiionirt. and would raise up,arms
"gainst one as soon.as the other. For they
are both enemies 70 the Government.
y seems as though winter had juss
began, the snow fell here on SATURDAY..
ID inches deer. The old citizens saws
here has not been such snow 10 the last
century. The towering submits Of Lookout
Mountain, from which there can be nine
lis'lnc' ranges Of mountains counted, and
ron where the eye has view Of four differ
~ states. looks like great snow ball.
The health Of Chattanooga is very rood.
ne sm'll-Pox being the principle disease:
ut one would think from the stink that
ONES from the csrcssses Of defuncs mulee
nd horses, that health could not prevsiIes
ghere The residents cannot inhale one fresh
reafh Of pure atmosphere. But soldiers
re 80 used 10 such musk they hardly ever
'y any attention to il; a. am nov writ.
ng ne wind is string rspidIy. SuIl tho
tink Is very unpleasant.
Cha''anooga is being made over again.
ne brigade Of Pioneers under Colonel @.
!. Buell., are making Il look like new
lace; the fences are being put up. and the
reefs paved and graded over. The steam
ont lending i being fixed, and three IarUs
'Pots Tor supplies being erected, two or
h'eh are about done. The army is carrying
considerable business.
The army under General Thomas. hss =
rong position along Tunneli Hill, taking
chicksmsugs battle-ground. Rine.ecld.
60 clav &c. Gen. Thomas is IN accom-.
's''ed General, and the most Of the boys
e b'm better than Rosecrsns; they think
ere y two much aristocracy about the
yer. Deser'ers are still coming in and
given employment, BY the government.
e steps taken By the loyal population Of
nnessee will make many more desert.
II nm. Respectfully,
Willis r. ISnAs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

The SMALL Pox REMEDY The small.
pos remedy which cured three shoussod ca.
ses IN England, taken In al stages Of tho
disease. IS 50 simple that II connot Be Too
widely disseminated. Il is:
Cream OF Tarter. sounce.
nhuoarp- ~ grains.
Cold Water. / mini.
The dose is from quart to pint. n
severe cases hslf pint dose should Be "a.
ministered. 10 cnses characterised by deli.
rum great benefit has been obtained b. 40.
plying bottle OF hot wsrer to the feet.
Plenty Of fresh air i important, and On out.
door airing At the earliest period prsssics.
bic j. recommended When applied ia the
earliest stage Of the eruption, the eruption
is arrested and suppurstion prevented with.
out any injurious result. The mixture should
be well stirred Or shaken Immediately before
Il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

a. contemporary says. "a public debt
like any other burden. falls heaviest upo,
the iaboring classes" OR people hav.
never until now iel, the weight Of raxstior
from the general Government. We secur.
ed our independence al an entire COS, q
scarce more thnn we now spend IN 4 singh
month 70 compel the Southern people 70 tree
their slaves. And when those negroes arc
made free, We shall be taxed again "a sun
port and subsisi them. when this wsr shall
hsve endrd--if II ever find IN end-ii will
3 seen that We have spent rplf million
dollars % enforce 'he authority oi Tie law
rnd constitution in The south, snd ., lees,
i've thousand millions for emancipation ana
'o Perpeiua,c Abolition control The Flor
ida massacre was SO palplble and 50 afro
cious an efort 20 pfomoieincon's personal
and private interests that the whole people
were Justly hcrrided si the outrage; tur
when they scan the conduct OF MS var i'm.
partially and thoroughly. they cannot foi, 10
see, that since The commencement ~ ,hel
i'eniHsulsr campaign ngsinni Richmond The
Y hole contest hrs been msnsr.d W rhe ru-
leg powers for pr ciSely ihe same or sini.
lar ends. So evident has his now become
hsi Abolition journals scarce strive 70 main.
aln the flmry and absurd prerence that he
var Il 10 restore The Union.
This question Of figures one il fhof can.
'vt be rhiEked or overlooked. II Il lust b..
ginning 70 appeal directly 10 every mau,
woman snd child in our land. The psst 4
'ith ne past; j canro' be recalled ~ ls
esulis avoided Bu, IN has 'eft Us experi-
nces " hieh throw light upon our future, and
ihich the way frring man. though tool
'ay profit BY What We have expended !
one. snd we must prepare to bear lis bur
ems. But we have i, in our power 10 stop
here we are, and take measures 10 relieve
Irselves Of the pressure already upon us.
we may perpetuate the same wasfefui.l
''ninal prodigsIiiy OF treasure and blood
u four years more The American people
ust decide in all soberness and delibera.
Dn whether the freedom of The Southern
egroes and the reelection Of A brshsm Lin.
IN are not costing the country TOO much
justify continusnce Of The experiment.
they desire 10 spend their money aid shed !,
eir blood 70 restore the Unicn and enforce !.
: Constitution, and for these purposes onIy
ey will unite their strong arms and their
rsIsteni voices with the Democratic party. .
i'ch = The party Of hard money, free trade. :
y taxes, strici maintenance Of the Consii. :
ion. State rights, and State sovereignty. Il
N cheap. simple aud responsible FEEDER Z
viucennss Sun.
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fusLshkD EVERY SATURDAY. AT JASPER
Dusois cousTY. INDIANA, ny
Q I 3 II ENT DOAN
oFFICE-CoREER OF MAcDosALp AND
WEsr STREyTs.

TERMS-sTRICTLYI IN ADVANCE:
eisgls Subscription. for fifty Nos, 81 81
FOR siy months, 90
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o. The tobacco growers or waricl
county have had several meetings lately, ans
formed sort Of joint stock company Il
put up their tobacco. They denounce IN,
price nov offered for tobacco as an insult %
the producers, and are severe on the monor.
oily formed By the purchssers'cf the weed
The farmers q Wsrick are determined not
20 be swinditd out Of their tobacco. .-Ey.
ansvillc Times.
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A Vete Against the Union.

W. desire "a csll the attention os eobe
sud cnosideratc men 10 proceeding /. ~.
house Of Representatives. AT Washing,o,
the cil'er day. Mr. Dawson Of Pennsyiva
'in' offered the following resolution:
"Ilesolved, Tint ne President, be reoues,
"a e uske kncwn BY pnblic proclamation
o. otherwise, 70 ail The country. thst when
ever any State naw IN insurrec,ion shat,
snblait Itself 10 fhc authority of the Fsder,I
g"y'rnmeni, ns drfncd il tie constitution
ail hostility against her shall cease. md
such State shat b. prote. led from aIi ex,er-
nal 'nterierence wiih her local laws snd
institutions, aud her people shall be anar.
An'eec me ivi enjoyment of ait those r,yb,s
which The Frdnral CONSTITUTION gave them n
hgs1rs' lli's resolution ID. administration
Imnlpri'y of the House ,oted in solid colum,
py w'irh vote they declared that whenever
my State now in insnrrcct.on shsl, snhm;,
ii<eifto The authority of ilie Fsderai rovsrn-
meni, ~ dFtiusd ii the constitution. alIbos
tih'y against her shhll not cens,. andtba,
rurh S'ste sa'ii not be protected from al
exiernai interference ~iili her local lave ana
institutions, arl that her people shall moi be-
guaranteed lhe full enlpyment OF M ,bose
rights which the Federal constitution INV.
them Such ~ns the declaration OF the "a I
nlnis'raiion majority 10 the House. And
what y ihis declaration in facti Ii is
declaration q war q subjuqaiion against the
South, however willing The South may be 10
rc'urn % her obedience 70 the constitution
y I@a declaration Of war Of subversion OF
Dc'h STATE and Federal constitutions.
When will such war end, and wha, will
b ils endl
This i the question which We put 70 sober
'hu consideraie mcn.-Chicago Tmee.
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4 Woe. for my vince home.
ihat u should ever be 50 dark 10 me
With ~ bright threshold. and is whisperin,
woe,
That ! should ever come,
rearing the echo Of lonely tread.
Denea'h the roof.tree Of my glorious dead
Lead on! nv orphan boy.
ihy home il not 40 desolate 10 thee.
And the low shiver Ia The linden-,rse
May bring 70 thee j,y;
bu' or how dark il the bright home before
thee.
~ her' who wiIh-s Joyous spirit bore thee.
Lead on. for thou art nov
ny sole remaining help. q q huth spoken,
And the strong heart leaned upon l. broken
And have seen his brow,
! n' forehead o. my uprrb, one. and Just,
'Trod by The hoof Of battle to the dust
tie will not meet thee there
Nfo blessed thee al the eyen,ide. INV san
q % when The shadows ef the night steal on
lie viii mol call to PRAYER,
fhr ''P- lha' melted giving thee 10 God.
src % The icy keeping Of the sod,
Asf, nv own boy. fly sire
I WIN re sleepe's Of the valley cast.
Ind the proud glory Of my lie hath passed
Wi'h he high glance Of fire.
'oe' that the linden and the vine sboulal
bloom.
~ Just man be gathered 10 The tomb.
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T-If man during fifty years chews
every day two inches Of solid plug tobacco
(and millions do is,) il would amount st tho
end Of that time tn $500 feet. or q mile end
. quarter Of solid tobacco. half an inch thick
and two inches bvcad, and will coet 81 800.
Whist filth and icIIys
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ETit is said that Lincoln has a preee n,i-
ment that he will not live after the war Is
closed. One Of his spiritual mediums has
80 knocked y from the world Of spirits.
That is, 70 him, the best reason we can in.
agine Why be should be 80 madIy opposed
70 peace Evansville Timer