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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
AaRrnad aait iaI.anR

A German statistical writer remarks that the
invention of the sewing machine has enabled
one woman to sew as much as hundred could
sew by hand a century ago, but, he continues,
one woman now demands as much clothing as a
hundred did century ago-sO that the situa-
ton is not SO much changed after all.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
SELLING THE GOLD.

The House passed, yesterday afternoon, the
;o;nt resolution to sell the gold In the state
Treasury TO the American Exchange Bank o.
New Y ork at sixty cents premium on the dol
lar. The resolution has yet to pass the Senate
A constitutional question was raised by Col. Al,
lison, from the fact that the bill only received
forty-four votes, but the Speaker decided Sas
we understood) that itwas legally passed. The
amount Of gold in the Treasury is seventy thous-
and dollars.-0. s. Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12

A Union Lincoln Association has beer
organized in New York City, the purpose
of which is to secure the reelection of Mr.
Lincoln. Simeon Draper is President
Subordinate Associations have been form.
ed in Brooklyn and other central points il
New York.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
THE NEW DRAFT.
PRovosr- MARSHAL GBE ERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Feb. l, 1864.

To Major F. TOWNSEND, a. A. P. u G.,
Supt Vol Recruiting Albany, n. T.:
The Presidents order of this date (eopy here
with) for draft on tenth of March, for fUe hana-
dredthousGnd men, after deducting all who may
be raised prior to March first and not heretofore
credited, is equivalent to call for tooo hundred
thousand men, in addition to the three hu'edred
thousand called for October SeUenteer,th. Do ev-
efything possible to fill this as well as the form
er call and secure action at once, in anticipation
of the exact quotas, which will be announced
from this Office as soon as possible.
JAMES B. Fay, P. N. g.
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The snnreme Iudge.hip.

According to the Statesman, Rufus King,
of Cincinnati, has been rendered the seat
on the Supreme Bench made vacant by
the resignation of H. H. Hunter. Mr..
King has declined the appointment The
Hon. Columbus Delano, of Knox, is spoken
of as the next appointee.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
General Butler lately seized at N Norfolk 48

General Butler lately seized at N orfolk 46 bar.
rels of whisky transported into his department
against his orders. The whisky was sold al
auction, and brought from 81 so to 50 IS pei
gallon. The store of the owners was also CLOSED
and fine of 81 900 imposed. Gen. Butler als'
sold 1000 pounds tobacco in the hands of pro
| fessed Union man who run it thro' the blockade
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
Mcclellan is the only General in an i'm

IuOOICIIdH 10 uHO OHIJ OOIror''r III ''1r III
portant command who deliberately at
tempted to play the part of political
General" and to dictate to the Government
the policy to be pursued in prosecuting the
war. Had it not been for that, he would
now be without friends, among those who
now most persistently cling to him.-San-
d1lSkn Renister.
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FROrr WAsHINGTON.
The following Executive order has jus
been printed and promulgated
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26, 1854.
|, Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States, having seen and considered
the additional regulations of trade, pre-
scribed by the Secretary of the Treasury,
and numbered 81, 50, SO, 81, IS and So,
do hereby approve the same, and further
declare and order that all property brought
in for sale in good faith, and actually sold
in pursuance of said regulations, Nos. 81,
SO, SO, 81, 55 and So, after the same shall
have taken effect and come in force as pro-
vided in regulation No. Sc, shall be ex-
empt from confscation or forfeiture to the
United States.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The following dispatch was received at
the Navy Department this morning The
U. s. flag ship Minnesota off Newport
News, Feb. s.: To Hon. Gideon Welles :
The supply steamer Newbern has arri-
we'd. The Sassacus and the Florida have
destroyed the new and fast blockade run
ner Wild Dagrell, near Newtopsail Inlet,
where she had got ashore and discharged
most of her cargo.
(Signed) N. B. LEE, Rear Admiral.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12

A Memphis correspondent Of the Chicago
journal. under the date of the 4th says advices
from Vicksburg are, that Sherman's army left
that place last week; the 18th corps, under
Hurlburt, following the 18th, under Nc Pherson,
which has the advance.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12

Leavenworth, Feb. 10.-The Kansas Legisla-
ture met in joint session yesterday for the elec-
ton of United States Senator. Gov. Carney
received 68 votes, and was declared elected.
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ARRIVAL OF coNTRABANDs.

FORTRESS MONROE, FeDruary 4.
Three hundred and fifty contrabands,
with forty mule teams, arrived at Norfolk
yesterday from Rebellion.
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The Daily Mississippian says the rebel caPi-
tai is to be removed to Columbia s. G.
Chattanooga dispatches of the 7th say that
the railroad is open to Cleveland, Tennessee
and will be open to Knoxville in five days.
Napoleon III will be Sc years old in March.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12

The ST. Louis Democrat urges the holding of
of the next National Republican Convention in
shat sis9.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
DIssOLUTION,
B. BRUNDAGE.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Office-In
Buckland's Block, opposite the National Bank.
Pensions Bounties and Of Pay procured on lib
eral terms.
FREMONT, OHIO.
February 9, 1854
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THE REs0URCEs OF THE-RNKMY.


The levy in mass now going on in the rebel
Oonfederacy suggests an inquiry as to its net re-
suit in the filling up Of the armies should it be
successfully enforced. Turning to the census
of 1850 We find tabular statements of the ages Of
the white population of the several states. If
the draft embrace the whole white male pOpu-
latiOn between fifteen and fifty years ofage, the
following figures will give some notion of the
resources.
The white population ofthe several states now
held under control, between the ages of fifteen
and fifty years, is as follows, in round numbers,
after adding about twenty per cent for the ay-
erage increase from 1850 to 1860:
Alabama 25OOOO
Georgia $4,000
Mississippi 10000
North Carolina 100000
South Carolina 10000
Virginia 100000
Total .....-.- 1,637,OOO
ures at Least. st.-....-..--..--.-e. 100000
The parts of North Carolina held by
us, say 75,OOO
Mississippi and Alabama held by US,
at least 1OO,OOO
475,OOO
Deducting this sum from the preced-
ing, leaves I,l62,OUO
Say one-half of this number are wo-
men OOlsOOO
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Town Lots for Sale.

NHE subscriber offers for sale until the 1st Of April
i next, the following LoWN LOTS, at the prices
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-02-13

EdI,ors Of newspapers throughout ths
u ni,sd States will doubtless eoefss favor
TO III. soldiers IN the field. % we'll % THAR
friends q home. By giving publicity % shs
following:
An Act 20 amend The lev prescribing The
articles "a BE- admitted Into The maine d
the United States.
Be II enacted BY the Senate end House Of
R.prese ns.,Ives Of The United S'sses Of
A mesica in Conrsess asssmbIed. That ssti-
cles Of clo,hing. being manufactures u
wool, cotton or iinsn. end comprised In :
package not exceeding TOO pounds In weight
addressed 10 any NON commissioned officer
or private serving in he armies Of The Unl-
ed States. may be transmitted IN the mails
Of the United States ss the rate ~ eight
cents. IN BE- in ~ cases rvspsid. for every
-four onncs.. or any isac'i"n th"resf, suhiecs
10 such regnlssiors % tho Postmaster Gen
ri nav prsserihe.
Approved. January %. 1864.
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nPThere is no very exciting news
III the papers this week, though the
notes Of preparation for an early ana
active spring campaign are sounding
throughout all the armies. The dest''
nation Of the large expedition under
Gen Sherman has not vet been mace
known, though il is probably TO clean
out the rebels in Mississippi and make
4 flank movement on Gen. Johnston
The rebel forces are active. ant doing
some fighting already in North Caro-
lima and East Tennessee, where on'
forces seem to be acting entirely 81
the defensive. with varying success
When our numerous Veterans, nov
home on THROUGH, get back 70 IN
field. there'll be some big fighting
God grant That Liucoln's admin'stra
ton. with all the men and money
asks for at its command, may end TN
long snincty days" devastating, ho'
rible strife this year.
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Of our brigade. These odaceD
have fsw superiovs IN this psrs o The army.
Both are worthy Of promo'ioa. and should
have IL. Adja,sn, Riddle 70 "hsIe fellow
we'll met" and much esteemed BY both OH.
GERS and men. C,pt. Allies has been sick
some tine. The Capt. whea well 10 always
found ., his post; company l 10 great =
yori,e 10 the regiment; they are good SOL
diers. and our county may justly feel proud
of them.
Company AS al righ' side M. We have
an aggregate Of fifty six. and 6ny'''x bet
Ter men canno, be found in Uncle Sans
Arm, Trey hsve often been tried snf
never fonnd wanting Ihsve only one Lieut.
w. w. Kendall; Lieu, Crook died a. Car
rolltoa La :, on the 18Th Of August last
He was universally beloved By al VIII
knew him; he was an excrIlest offer. Y
his death Compsny A lost an cfiiser who's
place can never be supplied; oil loved ant
houored him.
In concluding this article would say Z
our friends at home, that we will 'sno
, faithfully, IL not well. Tor the good Of "
I. coun,ry until our time 10 out. and instead
rec ewing US With open arms. On our se'uF
y home Ishouid we be- 20 fortunate - 70 =
9 turn, we would prefer the beet they ha'
/. moi :. ear 10 sny other recep,ionttlis cnul
give us. have made this note much '"'
ri ger than I intended. | will speak s''"
thing Of the country in ny next.
ID Mora spon. SIC.
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Posr OvFIcE DEPARrnrRr.l
Jneuasy 25, 1864.

Tho foregoing Law il published 'ss The IN
formation NJ The public. and especially INT
the pu,d ance II posi- masssss: and Il IL q ouRhs
"a he 80 full aud plain thar no'one can mis-
,ake il meaning '-tmas'ers will how
ever hear IN mind shs' packages ~ closhisg
entitled 10 pass 10 the msils-fous ounces
for eight rcnts--mus' he manufactured hom
~ al. ro,,on. ~ liren. and nos exceed TO
ponrds ~ weight. and must he addressed 70
= non 6 nm missioned ofiiees. os private. servs
ing in the armies Of the United S'sses -
Consequently. . package sddses.ed 70
COMM stoned officer. or compossd OF other
materials than 40 above speci6sd-sneh -
boots. shoes. &c ii sen' BY mail. mn I BE-
prepaid by stamps At letter rites. viz: three
cents for every hall onnse os fraction thsssf.
\ n. BLAIR, Pos'masses General
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NYOTiCEb hereby gwen that Bernnrd
~ Enthofen ~ Bsinbrdge Township Du-
hois county, has ,aksn ~ - esirav horse,
vs'usd aud appraised ~ twenty dollar, de-
cribpd a. follows: Of brown color. both
hind feei white, and bald lace, OF white
s,rips, and star on his forehead. lump
on his v;chs hind leg, 10 about thirteen hsnds
high, and lsms on the right leg.
Witness nv hand this ILL., h. Day Of
Feb. A. ID. 1864.
III. A. HOLTHAUS Clerk D. G.
reb. Is 1864.
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IMrRcvEMEsrs.- Mr. Troxler's new
on the Public Square, Tor
his Saddle and Harness Mandatory .
Is being pushed TO completion and
will add to the appearance Of that por-
ton Of the town. The Square 10 also
heing filed up on that corner-a lot
that las long needed to be done.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-02-13

Ar Lient. Ph. Guckes. o.
Go. H., 65th Ind. Vols. arrived at his
home in this place, last Thursday
lie was compelled to resign on &C
count Of i'll health. He left the reg'
ment 4 short distance from Knoxville
and represents them as in good spirit
and ready to whip the rebels ct 40,
time. Three Of HE company wer'
wounded and three taken prisoners i
the recent skirmishes in East Ten
nessee.
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len, thus cutting you or from w Arlington
This has appeared 20 me 70 be psrs o.
their plan. and hence my anxiety on shs
subject. A heavy rain might prevent it.
lSigHedl II w. HALLEpk'
General. in Chief. ID
The Importance Of moving with ell due
caution. 90 @ not TO uncover he national
capital until the enemy's position and plane
we're developed. was. l believe, fully spPse'
cis,sd by me. aud - my troops extended
from the Baltimore nd Ohio railroad TO the
Potomac, with the extreme lett flank moving
along that stream, aud with strong picke's
,eft in the rear. 10 watch over and guard sl' I
availsbie fords. I did no. rsgard my Iefs o.
resr o. in my degree exposed. Bat y ap'
peers from the foregoing kilograms that tho
eensrsl-in.chiet was 81 different opinion
and that nv movements were. ia his ids
msn,, too precipi'sse. not only for the safety
Of Washington. but also :or the security o.
nv EFF and rear.
The precise nature OF these daily injunc.
lima against q prccipisnte advance. may
now b. perceived. Ths general ineh'"f'.in
his testimony before thu Committees o" the
Condne, Of the war. savs'in rt~psct'o Gen
MrCIe' lnn going Inn fas' o. ~" slow from
Wnehing,nn. Their" r"n b. found 30 s"ch
/ Telegram rom 40 10 him. lie has mi. snksn
he me nniry ~ The telegram sent him J
: ,elsrra phed him ina, he was going ~" !"
no, from Washington. hut irom fh' Potomac
leaving On Ire ths opportunity =" come
dawn The P,somar and gri between h'm and
Washington. I,hnuvh' General NJ Cisan
: should veep more on the iomnc aud press
forward his lei, rathe than his right. :" q
The mare r~adiy,o relieve Hsrpe''s Ferr,.'
A Ic.n find n" kilograms from The gen
; srsl.in chief ommending Ne 70 keep my
llsft A !, nix nearer the Pninnar. I nm c"npel
n led to believe thu, when mr. gave his 'es'i
. snorv. he mad forgotten the purpsr' OF 'h'
= ,esvr ans above quoted. and had ale, cease'
lilo remember the fact--well ka"wn 10 hin
:, the ,ime--,hst my left, ir"m The time
), len Washington. always rss'ed on the r.
I,omsc, aud my centre was eon'innsily y
D. uosI,ion TO seiafurc~ the lett or right. % &C
l. ra.i~7 might require. Hsd ] sdvanc" ~
lief AJAX along th~ y ,to,nsc m"rs rspId'
n Than she other column march d M III rad
10 ,h~ sighs. I shou'd have shr"wn thai d."
j! .ut o. supporting distance Of the other ur
~ and grsilv exposed Il.
cd Audit he'd N arched The entire army !
me column along the bank u 'hs river. y
u. -,s.d II upon i've different parallel road
~ h. colu~n. with IL trims. would have =
attended about 6'sy miles. and The en-"
might have defeated the advance before "
~. rear could have reached the scene ~ sci'"
my Moreover, -uch movement would nav u
red covered the csmsnnnicat ions y III Bisisi'nu
and Washington On our night and s.sr
AZ resume il will b. admitted bv Every M
or l,sry man. thai II wss nscessa ry !" sn'vs y
m. rmy IN such order that u could, 1T q
time be concentrated f"r 'sifie. Aud
*. u the opinion ihst this Offices could not ha
ha, neen accomplished in any Other way "
rec The ore EN- ?loyed. Any other disposition
ou forces would have SUI jecled them
tel. defe ., in ds,ached fragments.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION r.
SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indiana, Dubois County:
A1OTICE 10 hereby given lhss John O..
~ Lothis, administrator Of the estate Of
Conrad Wolf deceased. has fled HE peti.
ton to cell the real estate Of the deeeden',
HE pssonsl property being insuficieni 70 psy
HE debts, and that said petition will Be
heard q the next term Of the Court Of Ccp'
mon Pleas OF said county.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, g. G. n.
feb. l3lh, l6G1.-3w.
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Mcclellan aud Halleck
In McClrllAn's report Of his msvcme"'s
before Anietsm. for which fIslleck de
nounced him as "sIow.' he thus dsmoi'shes
the General in Chief
The following extract from kilograms re- n
ee,ved bv me after my departure from Wash
Iincion will show how little was know" then
bou, the enemy's movements. and the i'arr
m, we're entertained Tor the safety Of the
ca pi,sl. On the 9th Of September General
Halleck selegrs phed me M follows:
Until We can GET better sdv'ces ah""'
the Plumbers II the enemy a. DswsonviI'e' \
think we must be very csu,i"ns shout "TRIP
ping too much the iorss on the Virgins
aide Of the Potomac. Think Of this
d Again, on the ll,h Of September, &c"
IHslisck autographed me- - '"Ilo~s;
"why no, order forward Reyes or Siaen
D I think the main ioree Of the enemy ! ~
? your front M,rs troops can be spared
/. from here"
This dispatch. a. published By the com
|. mi,,ee on the conduct Of the war, and iur'
!, nished by the Genersi.in- Chie:. reads .
D follows.
.Why mt order forward Porter coror
!. or siper-i 1.-THE main force 81 he ensm,
!, - 10 your front, more trvops can be spsrr'
!, from here"
Iremark that the original disns'ch, ~
. received BY ne from the telegraph operator
lis in the words quoted above. ~ think ~
!. main force Of the enemv," Sc.
!, II accordance with this sugges'ion ask
cd on the same day. that oil the troops tha
4, could be spared. should be sent to reiniorc
: inc, but none came.
On the l2h I received the following 'e'
i, errsm from His ExceiIency, the President
Gov. Curtin telearsphs me. \ have ad
4 vices sha, Jackson is crossing the Po'o'na
NJ 4, Willism-por,. and probably the Who'll
rebel army will be drawn from Maryland.
i. The President adds: "Receiving nvthin
=, from Hsrper's Ferry or Martinsburg io.da.
III and positive Information from Wheeli1
n, that the line 10 cut, corrobpra,es The Ids
I. that the enemy is re-crossing the PO'orns
- Please do no, lei him get Of without b-in
yer hurt"
On the 10 Gen. iiallcck telegrsph'
ire. q follows:
~ Until you know more certainly the en-
D. my's force from south Of the Poiomsc, ~
". are wrong ia thus endsngeing the cspi''
Y. am Of the opinion that the enemy "
. send a small column toward Pennsy!van'
= to draw your force IN 'hst direction, Oh
suddenly move on Washington with Y
49,, tosces south Of the Potomac, and those
lon. may cross over.'
~ Again, on the Nth, Gen. Hsl'eck te'
:. :. craphed ne that "scouss report large fcs
10, still on the Virginia side Of the Potomac.
ain 80. fear you are exposing your LETT
The rear"
80 Again, a. late % the 18th, after We b
an the most positive evidence thai Lees ent
,ha army vac 10 iron, Of us. received the
r. lowing.
= WAn DEPr Sept l6. 1862, 1880 7. ~
\ =, Mai. Gen. Mcclellan: Yours Of =.
ofis This momen, received. AZ you give me
sor information in regard to the position Of y
lied forces. except those a Shsrpsburg. o. cou
amor csnnot advise. think. however, you
80. Hnd shs, the whole force Of the enemy
your from, has crossed the river. I
Oded now more than ever thst they will rsc'
v,no al Hsrper's Ferry OF below, and turn y
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nTWe are indebted to our sften-
tive representative in Congress. Hon
John Law. for numerous public doen'
and among others Gen. y. B
McClellan's able and lucid Report.
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Slate Of Indians. Dubois County: L ].
Il endrickson, Of Pssoka Township, posted
an essray COZ, black and white pided,
marked with split in the :et ear. supposed
10 se4 years old, appraised Il $12 90 BY
WirlIam Brunes snd Alexa nder Bolin, dated
] January the Goth, 1864.
WIN. HENDRlCKSON. Justice.
feb. 18th, 1864.
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WAxrEp.-An intelligent lad. who
wishes to learn the printing business
can have an opportunity BY applying
at this office.
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vuvIIE IN Srs,vnrd VIII eel - Public Aus
/ ,i.n, On MONDAY, Feb the 92d. lsSs.
\, hi residence. Two ~ Ire from Hunting
,urg thu follow ing property :" VT:
1 Nsre Is head ~ CasiI. Is SHEEP. ~
Hog-, 40 bushels Corn, Wagon. farm" 8
| Implements &c
TERMS-A credit Of II montha viii %
given ~ vi. sums over three do'lsrs, ~.
purchaser giving his note With spps"v'o
security. bearing interest from date; enrs
dollars and under. CASH
GUSTAV SPlETZER
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vIvH r. unaes.,gned Gill rs.'resd wi'h ne
j ...nty surv.vw ~ ibnhcis eonns -
,nr - Il DIV ., March 1864 20 run The lines
.nc s..,eru.,re he t.urassiss Oi 6s.s.O'
No 81 i to~r nrrih ssng~ ~.
The i.tsrmsdiat. liner will aiso Be sun and
tho corr sss inersnf established. Pefsvrs
mt rested wili pleas. he rssssnt.
JOHN PFAFrINBERGER.
Fsp. IL il. lS6I-3~
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To COnsasu,,piivc~.

ConsuInp,iye sufferers vi receive avail
nabie prescripticn for the Cure o. C"S
suMrrros. ASTHMA. BBScHIrs mud ~
THROAT amdLuNG affections Gree Of charge.
BY sending their address 10
Rev. EDWARD A. wills On.
w liamsburQ. Kings County, New York.
F.h q n, 1864 -6w.
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.Tpk GREAT ISSUE BEroRE THE COUNTRY
IS rms: SHALL ABOLITION rur powS THE
r,x,rx. or SHALL THE UNos PUT pows
.a,t.,r,os r'-HEsRY CLAY, 1851.
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IS hereby given 10 sII whom u may con.
Germ that there will b. IN election nem
!, the Church s.. Jcokohi IN Holland. d.
bojs county Ind. on the 9Th day o. Fee.
Is6 1. Il three O'Clock p. M. on said Day, 'os
Tie purpose Of electing three trustees =
serve &C such In the congregation, assem-
bIed q said Church, instead o. John =.
Tormel,su, II. Msuntel end Casper Todssns'
whose terms Of ONCE have expired.
HENRY MAUNTEL.
JOHN g. TORMELIAN.
Reh 9Th. 1864.-3w.
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survey Notice.

NOTICE 70 hereby givsn the. the snssr.
~ signed will proceed, Nth the S.svey~
q, Dubois county, on the 7sh dsy o. Msscn'
ia63' % ron The lines and determine me
hon rdsries or Sections No. % and - lev
/ North Range 3 west. Ths 'oses 49,.
lines will slsc BE run and the corners s.s ~,
q established. All persons inssses'ss -
take notice. . c,,pToN
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-02-13

hm been discovered bv ~. k"b.ct.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-02-13

voLuxrEEas.- About dozen young
men LETT Ireland this week, We arr In
formed, for Camp Knox, 70 enter Capt
Fishers company. This company i
now nearly filed, and we understand
upon it's completion, two Of the prom
inent citizens Of Jasper will endeavo'
70 raise another company. Our citi-
zcns should bestir themselves, as our
county will have to furnish over lo'
men vet to fill her quota.