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IAdver'i.encnt.l .
The idea that Mexico is to he ruled ny one OF

the European race OF kng- l. not cordially enie y
soyersn." on hi side OF the oce4i-b. a. rgaoo t
aye, they are enthuiastc.iy IN favor OF h-hTs last
COFFEE which is sold 10y al gTocrrs a. % stns P ,
Reade-tt.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
yY,HE ARCTIC CREAM FREEZER.

We offer this cosbated Freezer to the public on the fol-
lowing conditions which either cheap Freezer to the
or largo worthy object. We viii pay to
the Sanitary Committee the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
or each and every Arctic Freezer of +qusrt sisss that
viii uo-wllen te directions are foowedeeze In
-FOUR MINUTES.
SIZES AND PRICES.
3quars 81; 4qusrts $5 quarts s6j quarts, 90; 1.
quarts, eI2; 20 quarts Gl5
Els. ~. TORREY, Manufacturers
No. ID Maiden-lsns, N. Y.
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HnoLcn.

Anri Absoeou bearing w 10 miles, whaling bark Java
81 days from ST. Helena New Bedford with 200 b6ls on
Ell well.
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Miscellaneous.

n WATCHES.
superior styles and quality Of cases Orders from the trade
army taree OF na promptly and faithfully attended TO-
Established 20 yttrs.
4. y. BYNNER No. IT'S Brosdwsy, ~ Y
TAMPuOR-WO0D TRUNKS-Of very su-
~ pedor quality and large size for sale by ROWLAND
JOHNSON Commission Merchant and Brokeri In India Goods
No. 81 BeayeIl Newly ork and No. ll9 Markets. Pha q
1. NIrTlNG-MACHlNES-
AA Uuequaled lor the Knitting Trade Generally.
Manufactured by tho
DALTON IMPROVED kNlTTNG-MACHlNE Co.,
Corner of Centre, Duane and Rcade-s,s.,
Send for circular.
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Observation-Disclosures
NEWELL's PATENT FRUIT BONES.

~ AGREAT WANT MET
Thoe Boxes are admirably adapted TO carrying fruit to either
home OF G sn markets We have been three years perfect
them aud claim that they everything that can DC de-
siscd lor this purpose. Neat light cheap aud every way
convenient; do no how any improvement could Dc
made thefu
A. sAsPLrs We vii send with "a guar. berry boxes
Tor 4 with 81 pint boxes for S 20 Each crate In
ciudi < boxes, weighs les, than 10 n. =, g, -
For hs Information TO these. and also the GRAPE ara
PFAoH boxes send for. circular hclosng stamp 20 a. r.
NEWELL Warren, Ohio, OF J. KNOX, Box No. l5s Pitts
d..
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BLOOD BLOODl BLOOD
IIELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
Fluid EXTRACT SARSAPAR1LLA

SYPHILIS
This, an affection of the Blood and attacks the sexual or
Rsns Linng Of the Nose Ears Throat Windppe and Other
Mucus Surfaces making its appearance In the form Of Uce
Ueubolds 1tract pas Punnes the Blood and NE
moves all Scaly Erupons Of the skin giving to he Son
pe.sly for this class Of smpsuts its Boodpurtiyns prop
critics e preserved greater extent than any othes pep
ration Of SaIsspaTila-
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,usss a.he ssoatlr ~ al

order Who, .he Speaker pro TEN. prond Mr..
y. -
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

AFFIDAVIT.
per.onsy ,ppesred before me- Alderman OF the Ciy
Philadelphia H. T. Helmbold who being duly sworn, ooen
% b 5rsp,raou contains no narcotic, mercury, or ohss
curious drugs, but are truly vegetable u N urruno1D
,asa ''A WM +. HlBBARD, Alderman.
9th st., above Race, Phiadephs
Address letters for information in confidence TO
II. T.. HELMBOLD.
CHEMIST
ID
PRINCIPAL DEPoTs
HELMBoLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL "AhAr
HOUSE ., ,v,1r
HELMBoLDs DRUG H5tSgs. ANp CHEMICAL wAAL-
HELMBoLDs DRUG uA,Slp ANp CHEMICAL WARE
No. bo4 BROADWAY, N. Y, OR
No. b94 BROADWAY, N. Y. on
No be4 BROADWAY, N. y, on
HEI,MBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT
MEDICAL DEPOT
MEDICAL DEpUi'
M iOa SOUTH TENTH-sT, PHILADELPHIA
NO. lOI SOUTH TENTH-Sr, PHILADE
NO. lO4 SOUTH TENTH-ST, PhlLApL
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS AND uNfAN~I
PIED DEALEhs' 1T.
Who enaeavor to dispose Of" their own and 0'ne'
on the reputatiOssttained BY
GENUINE PHEF
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILA
.su
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYwn1AS'
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER
rcv. cut the savss,issmsss end sspd toz n saA sshn
pssiaes spd sxvesuse
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CONGRESS-. .Firs' session.

..r.. CaNGREss. ...First ........- sc--..
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Mr.. HARRIS Dem. Md said that he indorsed
every word that tie gentleman from Ohio (Alr. Long,
had Inferred ard would stand by him for veal Woe
You say that the gentleman (Mr Long, meant treason
ut the very moment that you say lie was sincere and
honest. lie was willing 20 go with his friend (Air.
Loug) anywhere on this issue. Could not q man say
when war is carried on 10 exterminate people that
he would rather have peace. thus saving lives both
sides We were ground down people. lie (Mr lIar-
ris) was a peace mana radical peace man. He wns
for recognizing the Southern COniedeTacy and for
quieseing in the doctrine Of Secession He had hope
but it not ia tins House. He hoped tornado would
and sweep you from power and give IT TO honest
men who have feelings Of humanity and some re.
gard for the principles OF Their iathers. War
would never bring You termination worth cent He
was for peace and Union too. Laugnter.] He was a
better man tLan any Of them. fRenewed laughter II
we cannot make peace let US have two splendid govern
ments-tNo happy goyernments. ue~as STAKEHOLDER,
from him. He looked those who opposed Slavery as
madmen. He cOmpassiOnated them. IL Slavery was a
sin he was willing to bear It. The North have been de
ceiyed by stereotype ialsehoods. When this COM
menced Secretary Seward said IL cOud be put down in
sixty days. Instead Of 10000 men ending IT, you have
called for half million soldiers 10 serve king who is
The war power. The South ask you TO leave them in
peace but now you say you will bring them into subjec
ton. That Is not done yet and God Almighty grant
that il never may be; hope that you will never sub
jugate tie South The President has proved himself IN
Ut TO be intTusied with the monoyed power.
Mr. TRACY Un. Pa) rose 10 ASK question. but
was loudly called toorder by members ON the Opposition
side.
Mr.. TRACY desired TO know whether within these
halls the gentleman Mr Harri) could invoke Almighty
God that the American shall lot prevail
MIR. HARRIs-ls that point OF oIderf
Mr.. TRACY again essayed TO speak aud was called 70
order from the opposition side.
Much confusion now prevailed
MI TRACY (elevating his voice above the dim asked
whether was IN order Tor to be uttered within
these halls
Renewed cries Of Order" order" order" and
" Sit down."
Mr. WAsHBURs (Un. ILL., rose to a point Of order.
aud desired that the language Of the gentleman from
Maryland be taken down at The Clerks desk in accord
auce with tie rule.
lows n '|||
THE Sonthask you 10 leave them in peace but no. you
say you WIN brlng them INTO subjecnon That is not
hope that you will never subugatc the South"
Mr. HARMS (Dem., Md said: Is that All
MI. PESpIETos (Deni., Ohio raised the question Of
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The SITUATION IN GEoReIA,-the rebel
journals find little comfort in q contem>
plation of the military situation in Gsor-
gis. The Macon Telegraph remarks that
If the reader will consult the map he will
come to q realizing sence Of the ease with
which Sherman can repeat from Atlanta, tho
combined movement by which be backed
Johnston down from Dalton to the heights
Of Altoona. It shows how Sherman can
move by different roads, flank Barnesville
and thence southwest, flank Macon with
the same ease. "Hence there 10 an over>
whelming necessity for such reinforce
ments as shall prevent a repetition Of the
Sherman stategy from Dalton TO the Eto-
wah." The Savannah Republican says:
'1f Sbermcn Is to be allowed 10 hold
peaceable possession Of Atlanta until be
has time to fortify the place and make il
impregnable, then the citizens Of Georgia
may look out for large and formidable rsi
ding parties from that plsce making extsn
sive excursions through the state"
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THE SANITARY COMMISSION.

"THE TIME HAS CoME'-So says Mr..
Lincoln to Mr.. Blair in his invitation to
that gentleman to quit the Cabinet. SO
say the people to Mr.. Lincoln. "The time
has come" to leave the Presidential chair.
"The time has come TO put an end to the
fanatical disunion party that has brought
the country to the verge Of ruin In the last
three and half years that has trodden
the Constitution under foot that has res
vived the star chamber and the Bastile and
all the old engines and processes Of tyranny;
that has spent hundreds of millions more
dollars ia its brief term Of power than the
whole government Of the United States he's
cost up to the day of Mr.. Lncoln's insug-
uration. ''The time has come" to throw
the pilot overheard, and put the ship on
the right tack. The people are thundering
this in Mr. Lincoln's ears 10 day. He may
disregard it now, but il reverberstes in
tones that will make him shake on the
FIRST Tuesday in November. THE tiuie hs,
come"
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Governor Dennison, Of Ohio, has not yet
signi6ed his acceptance Of the Postmaster
,Generalstip, and MFR. Blair viii remain in
charge of the department till bis successor
anoears. There seems to be no doubt,
however, but that Governor Dennison will
accept If he should not-Speaker Colfax
win be appointed if Secretary Usher, who
is also from Indiana, resigns, ss is now an
ticipated.
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sOS Sunday, at Louisville, the guards
assisted by the police, surprised the con-
gregation Of colored church, BY surrounds
ing it and gobbling up the male portion of
the congregation for forti6cation purposes
The female portion. of whom there was an
eqnal number, went home-not q they
came-in pairs--but single file, for every
blooming iassis bad been made forlorn by
having their beaux thus cruelty snatchsd
away from them "Such is life. n
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Early's Defeat Explained.
lFrom the Richmond ENQUIRER

harly's defeat at Winchester is explain ed
By facts generally understood in this city,
but which it is not expedient at present TO
give greater Publicity 70. Suffice 1t to say
they in no wise reflect upon the command .
er, officers or men. All that valor and
skill could do was done in the late fight.
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!. ltvRxumored to day that the matters
had been fixed, and Blair was to raturn.

I, I.sXg y THE sAlkfN, GOLD.
There Is good deal Of excitement here In
Washington touching the fall in gold. The
explanation here is, that the enhanced
value sstAe greenback dollar is due partly
to our sictoriesibut mainly because Of the
withdrawal Of immense quantities Of cur
rency g payall the armies s . process which
is s'now going on very rfpidly. The heavy
payments for taxes; also, ne having their
effeot in limiting she quaetity Of currency
ahoat. Notice u taken Of the fact that the
government laid in the major part Of the
supplies for the army In August last when
prices were at their highest point. The
coffee, sugar, beans, pork, beef, clothing,
and all commodities requisite for the army
were purchased after prices reached their
highest point. The conduct of the admin.
istrationis severely censnred in consequence
as 1t is openly charged that the treasury
department was aware that September
could not pass without seeing panic 10
the gold market, and consequent reduc
tion in the prices Of oil purchaseable arti-
cles. 1t follows that the Treasury was de-
liberately robbed to gil the cefsrs Of the
contractors and shoddy men who were in
the pay aud interest Of the administration.
Millions of debt have been incurred In pur.
chasing articles not required at high prices,
which could now be purchased at moderate
prices.
THE EXPEDITION AGAINST WILMINGTON.
The country may sson expect to hear Of
a naval attack upon Wilmington, N. c. Tho
fleets are gathering, and the land force is in
readiness. Secretary Welles, az usual, Is
behind hand, and wished to delay the attack
until all bis ships were in readiness, which
would not be before November; but Mr..
Lincoln's orders were imperative that It
should take place before the election, in
order to have its effect upon the canvass
for the presidency. .a5
THE RUMoRED PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
The government has not, apart from
newspaper publications, any information of
peace propositions, through the lines OF
Atlanta, or from any other quarter.
MINIsrER ADAMS NOT TO RETURN FROM HIS
POSITION.
There is no truth 10 the report that Min.
ister Adams is about to return from bic
diplomatic position. s1.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Richmond papers of Friday contain Q
notice from Robert Ould, Commissioner OF
Exchange Of Prisoners, which declares that
all the persons captured at Vicksburg July
4th, 1863, who have reported at any camp
east of the Mississippi riverprior to the 10th
of September, are exchanged.
THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
During the recent military operations ia
the Shenandoah valley, the sanitary com
mission had large force Of experienced
agents ministering to the wounded, and dis
tributing stores among the hospitals there.
Six car loads Of hospitalsupplies have been
sent to Harper's Ferry from Baltimore and
Washington, and forwtrded ia the commis
sion's wagons to Winchester and other
points where the wounded are collected.
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Richmond papers of Friday contain .
notice from Robert Ould, Commissioner Of
Exchange of Prisoners, which declares that
all the persons captured at Vicksburg July
4th, 1863, who have reported at any camp
east of the Mississippi riverptior to the 10th
of September, are exchanged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09

y 1.-the ''glorious" Fourth was eel
lcbratcd in Jasper by pole raising
y a most beautiful hickory. I55 feel
high, bears proudly at it, top, waving
and kissing the sunlight, the '.bcnner
of beauty and glory" proclaiming "a
every breeze that 1.-THE Federal Union
lit must be preserved" OF an the
crowd who We're present at the rails.
ing, bnt one man objected 10 helping.
remarkIns he wouldn't pull on any
such pole lie was from Kentucky.
and his remark looked as though he
didn't like tho day being celebrated
For his secesh synpathies the ..boys-
gave lini a remembranccr that Jasper
wasn't the place e express such scnti
mcnts.
At Alfordsville. i'm Davicss county.
the loyal leagucrs got ~ a dcsecra-
non ol the dav- Several young ladies'
sang beautifully. two made handsome
speeches, and a bountiiiul repast was
~ IN the grove; but the occasion WAS
MARRIED 10y several preachers and
me red nosed Mitchell, making living. 4
'artizan harrangucs, telling more lies
vc fear than thcirSunday prayers VIII
btain forgiveness Tor while they livciE
-of course these sapctinonious hy,o- :.
rites only pay on that day, and to Lc .
seen Of men, Il
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me state Convention 81 the Democracy
Of indiana will assemble ia This civ. On
; "wednesday. The 18th Of July. il pursuance
|, of the call Of the Stale Central Committee.
We trust th at The ID. mocracy a. every coun.
y 10 the State will moi only be fully repre-
sen'ed. bat that they will send NJ their be-,
and wisesi men. The ration is passing
through terrible ordeal. The experience
Of the past three years has demonstrated
that the party 10 power are incapable az
successfully administering the government
o. OF restoring a Union shattered. II not A.
ready destroyed by lis principles aud policy
The grca, body Of the people are con.incc5
that the only hope in the future j. III ne ~
turn Of the Democratic party 10 power. aoal
th's desirable result eau he EASILY &C o.
piished 1.-THE action OF our State and A..
tlonai Conventions will be- such o. 10 mite
hlI me elements Of opposition 70 lie ruling
dynasty.
The prevailing desire amory The peop'e
" thai there shall be 81 HONEST efl.,rt 10 re-.
store the Union. Since the advent Of he
present administration there has been none
Sectional Interests have controlled Il nn5
ne gle purpose Of pcrpefuaiing i section. I,
rule Thar has been tine policy rom fhs Il
brrnning and 70 liat end III war la b@en
Prosecuted 81 a sacrifice Of blood aud frea.
'nre fearful 70 con'cmpare. The affections
~ ropes q the people cling 10 lie oldl,,
nlm and TO the glorious nee in-ti,u,ior d
Established by the fathers Of he g.publ;c ?
We hope The action 81 the convention win ,
nok to the end ihat he people hive y,
eart. Let one grand effrt be made 10 r..
tore the Union upon the basis OF The Con. Y
tuition, and that can only he succe-sfuII,
'ade through the triumph OF The Democrat.
party. That will be the best guarantee \
hat The rights ofevery State will be respec,. =
=, ond that the interests or the North and
ie South, the East aud The West will have N
lual protection. n the elections the COM
q fall return the Democratic power. IN y
w years. BY q conciliricry policy. We have
'ery coniitence that the hsg al the old "A
mon would wave over united Sfascs, and u 4.
'osperous people State Sentinel. NJ
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NOTICE. to C,a;rar1or.-

NOTICE h hrrsby given. Thai N. o,d.,.
siLn.d- Ssger-ad.ns. viii ist on, :,
p"oiic vutcry - The i,se-s ,. saoSi,Ie ~.
a-1. % ~ premises. on MONDAY. July
= i'of Two c,nirsc's ivr busidlag iw,
"f'ases. one aer,s- LEX F-rk. snd the .sb-r
,er''~- Brashy Fsrk, on the Js-,-r aud NJ
siosn~ r''sd- Plans and specification. ~
si'd work can Dc sen ~ the store a. ~ M.
~, Z" ',-l--'ir~ = BOHART. sup't.
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lsvsLIsaEp ~ r,auEsr.l
NElR Bic SnAsrr. GA...June II. !,

! Ns1R BIC SHASrr. Ga June IL. "a.
\ = vondefhcien;-Dssr Sw-It becomes
my painful duty 20 inform you Of the des,h
Of your SON Richard. who va killed unde.
the following circumstances. For four DAYS
we were oncsmped 10 view Of the rebel sr-
my. with only small plantation between
Us and their sharpsboosers. Who often fred
into 90, camp. No dsmsgs was done unsih
he morning Of the 18Th inrt ~hsn ~e 70.
ceised orders 10 prepare Cor battle, 20 sn a.
tack upon The rebels wss intended. md :.
Richard was getting ready ball from one
% their sharp shooters struck his len aide.
passing through below the lungs. and Iody.
ing on the other side under the skin. he
was taken 20 the hospital. and expired :, 10
o'clock. having survived about fifty minutes
from The time he was shot lie was gwen
a decent burial.
Thus was sacrificed another noble soldier
% this most sccor-ed rebellion. But your
'on died nobly and honornbly. Iths~ cast
gloom over his enlire company. There
va none bu, respected him. A favorire Of
~. better s"idl~r never bore arms IN d.. .
ense Q: ihe government h- 80 dearly loved.
or duty h- wa- ever ready. willing and Fl.
cient He wss IN his Fi.h' mind unit The
-, Expressed readiness and willIurn. =
Jie; said h@ was prepared. snd desired 10
2, thai he light be on - misery. The, o.
y dear TREND. in the midst % trouble a
'ouid be consolation. that your spn did not :.
MY die good soldier, hnr has fsll.-n ssIrep y
Jesus; has gone shrrr trouble. sickness, /,
AZ sud strife are known 80 merr furev-r. -
" where he j. there shall h. be a -. ~
rrvrrmore- Your fslen+
n n ROBERTSON. Al
- Lieut. a.. r. 5s .di.ma vaI-.
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GOOD NEWS.

NOTICE j. hereby given 20 the holders
4 = o. County Orders. thst there 10 MONEY
IN The Treasury Of Dubois county. Indiana.
20 redeem al orders upon the SANE, that
have been presented fos payment: tbst wers
ISSUED prior 70 No l67. which bears dsse
September I3lb. iS6S And shs' The inter
est on said orders will be stopped " this
date. r. STEPHENSON, 4. n. C.
June lth, 1864 -3E.
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safe Of Indiana, Dubois county, Set:
NOTICE j. hereby given that Sebastian
AZ Frcibergers administrator Of the estate
Of Conrad Nader. Deceased, have 6Ied NJ.
petition TO sell the Real Estate Of decd. ~
personal property being insufficient 10 psv
HE debts, and 10 settle said estate q insoi.
vent, and that said petition will be heard 81
he next term Of the Court or Common
Pleas. Of said County
Witness my hand this 2sih day of June.
1854 u. A. fIOLTHAUS. Clerk.
Adams A Bueiincr pin. atty.
June 9th, ls6i.-3w.
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ADMINI -TRiTDES SALE OF Real
ESTATE

I'VE undersigned A imssi-,ratos,- A. -
: n's non 81 the estate OF L,w-oo W.
ls'e q Fivyi enuais. Indiana. d.cs,,-t III,
oy siril- d IN order " the FLOYD ~ ,u,,v
curt % C~mmc- Pless. rendered ~ ~
Mas Trrm 1851. ofT-r for ale 81 nybI;e ,.~-
non - tn Court House d,pr. IN sh- to-,
o. Jasper Dshris county Tadiara. on
~ rUsDAf. fhe a7th ~ Auy,s, rs:,
Al : O'Clock r. " The following J-..r,h..I
re'i rsi''- - DUB - csunsy iaiians. Town.
- sou'h e-ss quarter Of ~. -..u,b -,
quarter % -er'is'a twenty -ix tsSl. si<, ~.
norm ESQ quarter ~ The nsr,h - c,,yr-r
ana IN ~''as'h sesF qnrrfsr % M ssrrn es.,
9usr'rr. AMI rns -Dnh east gusrrsr u the
n"r'h east gnlrf@r. ~ section thirty NV
Ns9J 80 The npr'h es-' q1srt.r ~ m. n, rts
srs' q'rrf-r- and The nsrsh s--f qasrsr 81
NJ nDrih ~-si qpsrI~r. md ~ s.arh ~e-r
g'srtrr 2. tn 'rrh v~~f gI,rser. sni H.,
south es~r glsrier n ~. nsrsa se-s o.,r,.r
- seciion tsirrs ~ 1851. al ~ r,x. h...
number one a 4 ~.suth - rsvg. Y !. az ~,
se-'. - tsin'ng together rArs- hunIr@J
md s~r-r N lam
TERMS or SALE % - half az 49,.
'rrehr~- 'sris-T a. ~ o 80 IN f<h ana the
'a'-nre - '~-iv months frprs .i.re ~ 49,.
With interest. and ~i'h Knorav~4 --eur,tv
JtNE> VI ALSDp.
ELIZA VERY. aa.'r-.
Jun lSFh. l3jf-av.
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Internal Rescsue. Frst Di-f-icr I .ds,na. \
Collectors O.ice.

t"tetnas ietft"ue. rlr.t Di-f-arf Iadlrna
Collectors dice.
Jasper. Indiana. July ~, 1864
NOTICE IL hrrrbs gwen. a. required 81
- Section ~, VI An Act ~ pr ysd- n.
se'nal Revenue. 20 mp svri ib.. q ,yrrnm-nr
aud ~ par ih- inirres; "a 'i,.- Psbl,r Drbt y
INST The A~-e~sO''s Annual L,srs. fyr aid
District. embracing ~ snxr~ 10. 80
lNcOMETAX LicEsSES BUGGIES.
SNc-. ~ 10 year lSGi. have b~-n .,mn q
- the Collector Office. aud The s.me -
fne ani rarsbe wlthan
TEN DAYS n N The oh DIV ~ JnIv. 1894
irop whirh time An attend Il N. vlie-
~ the Town n J. r., add r-mssn fr.n.
Gay 70 day during nsne r.-yusrrd ~ n.
\" receive said taxes. aud in .I.-isu:i N p,v-
meni within The time -D-c,li.s. The add.r,.r
u FIVE per cenfum on IscnsDe Tax. srdl
Ten per r-n'um % al .rll-s rsxe- IN a..
Annua. Lis = b. -cFibed by law, viii attach
ind ia all ca-s.r be COLLECTED
+ q CONNELLY. Dep.y
Collector 1ih Division, 1T Dssrrlcr. Ind.
July 9h. 1864 -sv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-09

NOTICE j. hereby given rns by vir,ue ~
49, writ Of execnsi0a vendi. issued from
me ufiice u the clerk Of sha Crcuis C,nst
" Tho United Ststes tyr shp Circuit snd DIS
'rle' o. Indians. and 10 me directed. Iw,Ii
proceed % offer fnr ssie ~ pnblic auction 20
the highest bidder. for elsl, in hand. a. IN,
door 81 The cpnr' house in the town Of
Jasper, county " Dubois. and State OF In
dams. on
TUESDAY. July 18th, 1864.
between the bsurs prescribed by Iaw, tho
rents snd profits for The term o. seven
years. Of fh- folIoains described real estate.
-''ua'ed N Dubois county. to-wii:
The south half Of section thirteen. town
ship lao. south ~ range three west.
The west ,alf of'he north west ar 81 Sec
non one The north east qssrtsr. and the
eas' half n the South es~; quarter OF Sec
tor tso. in township three Of range three
vest.
And On failure 20 realize the full amount
Ds principal. interest and costs called Tor b.
sid execution. I will q the same time and
place and 10 like manner, sell the Zee simple
u ssid real estate.
Taken ia execution - the property Of
,harles G. Campbell % the .uif Or The Usi-
ed States sgsinst William Van Wrinkle and
;barIcs G. Campbell.
shstever from valuation or spprsisenest
avs.
DIG ROSE. U. 8 Msrshal.
bv J. >. BIGELov. Deputy.
June m, 1864 -6s. pf SO 90