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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

On the 81 Of March. IoGi. the Lincoln
passed . statutes which the Pfes'-
dent signed and which contained The hollow !
ing provision:
And in ell csses where grand jury. hsv-
ing attended any Of said courts having juris-
distion in the premises, after the passage "
this set, aud after the furnishing o. said Iiss.
a. aforesaid. has ,ermins,ed its session
without finding an indictment or present
ment " other proceeding against my suci'
person. il shall be the duty Of the Judge Of
said court forthwith 10 make an order thai
any such prisoner desiring a discharge FROM
ssid imprisonment be brought before him u
be discharged; and every officer 81 the Uni
ted States having custody Of such prisoner
Is hereby directed Immediately 10 obey ana
execute said judges order; and in case h
shall refuse 90 10 do. he shall b. subject I,
indictment for . misdemrsnor. aud he pun
imprisonment IN N. common jul Tor pc
riod not less than six months IN the discfe
ton OF the court.
Twelve citizens OF Illinois, IN Cole count '
charged with crime. had thslr cases b.. ugh
before two Grand Jusies, but They refused 1
find bill VI Indictment sca,ns, them. I'll
Judge ordered them TO be discharged. i
compliance with the statute. Instead ~ b.
ing set at liberty. however,, Lincoln had ~
audsciiy and The wickednrss 10 send The,
a. prisoners 10 Fort Delaware, 90 the Allan
tic coast. A more hirhhandrd act va
never committed, and Of itself i smpI
cause Tor an impeachment Of the President
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

nFCapt. McConahay is desirons o.
securing about forty able bodied re-
cruits. to fill his company up. This
affords an excellent opportunity fo'
our blatant "loyal' Young men. who
have called Gen. Mcclellan ''trai-
tor" to make their loyalty" q some
practical benefit to the country, and
do 1.-THE OF the fighting Little Mac
has. OF course. they'll enlist, par
ticularly those in this neighhorllood
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

BIccEsT Humbugs OF the Ago
r. Morton, ii. Il. Darlington. their
fancy. .virtuous" female associates,
and their charges about the ''Scns Of
Liberty.
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survey Notice.

vUvHE Undersigned will proceed with The
! county surveyor u Dubois county y"
the I'D day 81 Auruss. 1861. 10 su0 we
lines and determine the boundaries ~ Sec
lion No. A a. 3. town south rsnge wes'.
The intermediate lines will also De I'm am
the CORNERS thereof established. Persons
interested will please be present.
r MEYERS
JOHN SEITZ.
l..l, 0ad 1QcA -1W
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the under
~ s,gnrd has been appointed sdsn,nstss-
tor oi The estate Of Maria A. Bsudendist~i
deceased; said estate y supposed 10 be sol
vent. JOHN WElkEL. sdn't.
an Oh lsGl-3
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

vuvII \ undersigned will proceed with me
county surveyor Of Dubois county on
,he 18Th dsy 81 August. 1864. 10 run NE Tines
IA determine the boundaries 81 Section
Al. % aud "a. in town north range =
The intermedlste lines VIII also % -" 80
The corners thereof established re'so"'
interested will please be presens.
''''' n M JOHN HAM FELINE
MICHAEL. RUST.
July 23d, 1856 k-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

CENTRAL CAEEiNCT"E.-We yesterday hat
somethIn: 70 ssy respecting The cashIrr,nr
Of this brave soldier who wss Icsdin. the
TROOPS Of Indiana after Morgan sbou, yes,
ago. lie got as far as the rsi'suad depot, a.
which his army was TO embark. when hs
was observed by Gen. W'ic, \, M y in com
aud Of this depsrim. NJ 10 c"me ~, - q
grocery, supported by Two trends. win .
bologna sausage IN one hand, crackers nn'
cheese 10 the other. aud his brooches hrio~
very vet. probably frum ps,rIo,ic per p,rs
lion. Gen. Wilcox, having w.i.h'y rcspon
sibiIiies upon his shod ers, ~ once snw
that General Darlington was drunk. place,
hun under arrest and ordered Gen. Hascai
10 HE commend. Gen. Darlington re:urne.
1, the cry d'-graced, but Norton ,o"k h,n
~ 10 d. his dirty work. Like msstcr. like
man STATE SEsrtsEL.
And this is The man who charge.
dislvyaIty and conspiracy upon SONS
Of the truest patriots anc best cliizcn'
ot Indiana. and which change som,
Of our guIlil,lc ones take up and II
peat. Oh. shame.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SETTLE ESTATE AS sINSOLvENT,
ANDSELL REAL ESTATE.

Ststc Of lnd,sne, Dubois County:
~ OTICE v hereby given that John Wei
IN kel, executor 81 the last will Of Miles
Shuler decreased, has filed his Petition 20 set.
lie the Estate Of the decedeni. as az
Insolyent Estate. mud ~ sell the real estate
Of the dccedent, both his Personal ana real
estate being insufficient 70 pay h's debts
and that said petition will be heard q The
next term 81 The Court Of Common Pleas o
said County.
Witness my hand this The 9Th day q a.
cu.t. 1864 HENRY a. HOLTHAIlS.
Clerk q. q n Tnhsis County
al. 9Th. 1864 3a.
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JASPER and LlDlDlOeDTEE
STAGE ROUTE!

vlVlIFs undersigned smiorms the public lhst
1 his sisges iesv. Jasper Tor Loogooiee
-verv Monday. "Wednesday srd Friday, and
rsimn~ Oh the sltefnass days, without regard
10 weather ~ roads. the year roDvd. An
sher person also runs . eonvsyswee some
tines when the roads aud weather sse go'd
This is 10 riorm those who pstfOnize the
pleasant weather route, that shsuId they
have occasion - %, my line they will be
charged double rat~s
KASPER John.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

GUARDIAN SALE or REAL ESTATE.

GUARDIAN SALE or REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE y hereby given that ss- under
~ signed Guardian ot the miD"s hers ~
Henry Lshur. dsrsssed; !. ~ "n thr 2f'h
isy II August, 1864 sell % the pssm---
y, ~. late residence ~ Henry Lshm. d.
c-ss.d, The south hal - ,hs n"r,h es-' ~ !.
o. rcct,uu thirty four t3t) township 80, CO
,ouih oi range ioW a. vest. bsi"r 80 scs~s
more or less. ~ public sale. SubJ.si ~ ,i'-
~idw- interest
TERMS - a credit will b" given Tor tx
months. l~.iv snunsh~ and -irht~~r m,r' ~
nom dsv 81 al. ~ .gusi ,n-fslim~"ss, With
interest hvm date 81 sale. the purchaser
living mite w.ih approved -srn,isv. y ilt''us
rsl,ei irom vsImaiion ~ Aprsa,sm~"i ls~ :.
stDALENA MUELLER
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For Re lDrcsc onlaliVc.

IL We are authorized 10 announce NJ.
"A. J. BtckLIr. E-q - a candidate io' Rap
r.stn,auve ot Dubois county, u the susu-
inr Ociohes election.
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AnMIvlnTRA TDRS NOTICE.
NOTICE y hereby gwen 'hrt ". u"'f's-
y -,rn,J hrs been srpoissrd sdm'",-'r ~
.uf. ~ the estate ~ John.F WesseIl. late
i Dnboi- county. dessssrd. Sad estate
y -uppo-pi :" be- solvent.
GERHARD NiEHAUS udm'r.
lnIx 30 lS.il-SAt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

For Common Pleas JWoge
We are authorized 10 ammo uncs Hon
DAVID +. LAID. o. : candidate for re-slec-
ton - Common Pleas Jddee. for the die
trio, composed Of the counties VI DuboIs.
Spence. Perry. Crawford and Orange, sub
ecs 20 The decision Of the Democs attic Ju-
di,ial Convention.
For sheriff.
uJ-Wp are su'hos'zsd 20 announce Lieut..
PHiLLir GucKEs. % . candidate for Sheriff
81 DUBOIS 20. q, the ensuing October cleo
ton.
NJ We are su,hcs,zed TO sDnounc"
Henry MAusfLL. as . candidate Tor Sheriff
Of Dubois Co. a. The ensuing October elsc-
,,cn.
Nix ErlroK: Please announce the name
o; Nj. q. b. GRAY. Of Hsrbison township.
as candidate Tor Sheriff q The ensuing
October election, and obligs
MAEy .DEmocRAIs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-24
NEW PUpLICATiONs.

L,oR ErHNObO0v, PHYSIOLOGY funEs OiDoi /,
Pbysienomy, Psycho with signs o. Cns,seet sna
how 10 read them December nun OF fiHEn ubo'
GICAb JOURNAL q CENTS or 81 year. Address hesrrA
Fowler a Welia go Broadway. N. X,
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ltrIcE OF rue BOARD OF EDUCATION. CORNER

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF EDUCATION CORNER
Nsv yowx Nov. IS 1884.
Sealed proposals win be received at this oce uul the "a
day Of Decesber next, at O'CLOCK r. NJ. Ut which a. 10
said proposals will be considered, for supplying the fubn
Schools under the jur sdcon OF the Board on Edncaon
win Book stationery and other articles required io 'he
of ss schools, for commencing 90 the isl OF
January, 1865
si Of the articles will be furnished on Application 10 the
Clerk Of q o BOARD OF kduc ton,
TIMOTHY BRENNAN 1
SAMUEL b. II. VANCE, -.
JOHN N. HAYWARD }Commiee on supplies
JOHN A. McLAUGHLIN,l
JAMES w
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THANKSGIVING. nj. cotror
viii have the pleasure to give hts
GRAND ANNUAL ExHIBITI0N
LAUGHING GAS
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE.
THURgDAY (THANKS0IvtNQ) kYHMIN0. nov -.
TWELVE GENTLEMEN AND SIX LADfB6
WILL INHALE THE GAS
The effect OF she Gas IL to develop leading rAs e
SONG. DANCING. DEoLAhATrOH. 10.
Dr c. has the pleasure that has engAnol
MR. W. 3. HARRISON,
the celebrated Poe Comic yocaitss And
Humorous DotiusRlor, Barnum's Museum. who tos
half an hour delight the audience with his chAractss
Ia COmcalitios, Songs and DiaogueA
An EVENING Ov RARE MERRIMKNr AND
LAUGHTER.
Tickets. rs cents; Children, 10 ceuta
Dental Association 10 Cooper Insttue
and at the door.
Doors open a. sh y sassat TX O'Clock.
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PROPOSALS..
CRoToN AQUBDUCr DEPARTMENT TO CON.
~ tractors Sealed proposals. endorsed with the title OF
the work for which the same mar be offered the nsme o.
tho making H. and the date OF its presentation VIII
be received at this occ until II O'Clock A. NJ Of Tue dsv
November 20 1894 for the rebuilding and but ding OF re-
ccvng basins and cuivers aud the tine OF West
street from oboken to Hammond street and fsr the paw.
OF said part OF West teSclusve OF the space
within and between the tracks, with blocks and re-
paving Of parts OF the inersccng streets from Hoboken 70
Hammond street with cobble stones
SPECIFICATIONS aud the form OF agreement for the same
and other Information he obtained application TO the
0''A"'' THOMAS STEPHENS cro,on
ROBT. L. DARHAH, lAgueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, J Board
EovpNpKR ~. 1854
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a nsUsENrEsT~-

A oA nL,esan, OF hUsio.-irALIAs SrEsA .v
sfECiAh Noilt rs, q, Peri9mf1s q eeas-guencs
o. o, - rnRih, WI, tOMAL NCs' ~ HAY fAof saFEH
-, Cs.s sas.etlp.os a,sh!,, ~'a 60, I
ms''eT "oFF. in d'f yea as s SEA "a
WHICH Will, M ofRo6Ucsp ~ TIE Most aoR
ohoys 81 r. Wiz cns1fn ~ 40
bilLLi = y = Soa iIn,~9 r,tpyr,
entirely neG sCENERf and AI!OiS imEsis,
INCREASED ChoRus ohStiEsfkA AND
and The following complete cast o7,, 1,,cc.,
I4nA Gf ,Rss y
$SS$,sS5s g; e s.ss
Don Snouo Cs5,Isr % d ssb sSsr
R RSs T@iS s'S':s.s. fS9 %S
S2SSsIs 81 fK S ca sNao 6ats
Xc4 isosse Interior o. . sa ceS H.sl,saon.
ss:$ s; ~;
as9 q: 4 {. s e'"s s,.a
~ o . scene -, he Fever " M9qn!ghL
On sAloHy ysr@ ~FNjreGHIRr A'1sNA
SATURDAY k'EN' EySIPosInr 9tkSA IN ssooHS
a. the so GO AZ sef, 20 s.
4 osss i, or HvsIc.-irAli4s o.rsA r.7lss.
" OK ss%rUsDAy. nov rs AT osE 6'oLoSk. ~
'o< Pc gsy ,ne ga last s a. a .r,s o.
oSE DoIIxE oELTTS KEsEst 10. 500 a1a:
i % Gao ne regular 'e1e 11e''
RRooKLrN Ae.pnMY o. MUSIC,
b.ss,s, swa.;i.o NV 49,, TAx nAsE5zS.
PoLiUfo, poLiJTo, PoLIUT0
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CRERIFFs SALE tLIoUoks ETC. FURNITURE.)-
- RICHARD WALTERS, Sherts Auctioneer. will sell
Saturday. Nov. & at IL o'clock u East Broadway two
Sther Liquors, 500 Segara JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
HUaH RE,|LY. Deputy sheriff..
Also. CONSIGNMENT lot Of Saloon other Furniture.
eo:as fables Chairs Counters Glass and crockery Ware.
LAMPS Pianos 10 Herngs, do Soap, throe
barrels Chanomile Flowers &c.
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AmUsT W rEyys.

coIfposel' 1prrssiI piece, cnlt.od
EARLt LOVE.
Previous to the drama the medlsttn.
PAINT hsARf .NEgBR Won FAIR LADY,
Miss hiiza Newton Miss l.oulsa Myers. Mrs o. II. GU
bert, Messra } *. Mortirer aud \. j. Hind.
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DHYxNTB MINSTkKLB.
ID MONDAY. Nov. 81, and during the week
CHALLENGE DANCE, CHALLENGE DANOA
In which Bryant will Introduce his far famed
EsSENCR OF OLD vIRGINNY.
Black Chemist, Deaf ~ . Post. Scared ContrAbAnA
LES MISERABLEH
fiywiilywincs Bsna sally Cone ", L, pan o"se'
Family circle, 90 cents; ParQuet. % oenA COmmsasssa
TX.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02
Look out for the Women

Young men keep your eyes open when
your after the women. If you bite naked
hook, you are green. Is pretty form or
dress SO attractive, or pretty face eYen?n-
Flounces boys, are no sort of consequence,
A pretty face will grow old. Paint will wash
of. The sweet smiles of the 1irt will give
way in the scowls of the termagant Anoth-
e- and far different being will take the place
of the lovely goddess who smiles and eats
Your candy. The Coquette will not shine in
the kitchen corner, and with the once spark
ling eye and beaming countenance will look
daggers at you. Beware keep your eyes
open boy, when you are after women. If she
bushes when found at her domestic duties
be sure she is one of the dishrag aristocracy, /,
little breeding and good deal less sense. If
you marry girl that knows nothing but
how to commit women slaughter on the piano
you have got the poorest piece of music ever
got up.-Find one whose mind is right and
then pitch in. Boy don't be hanging around
like sheep thief as though you were asham.
ed to be seen in day time but walk up like
chicken to the dough pile, and ask for the ar.
ticle like man.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02
BE C0ntsnt.

Never complain of your birth, your en-
ployment, your hardshps never fancy that
you could be something, if you only had a
different lot and sphere assigned TO you.-
God understands his own plan, and he knows
what you want better than you do. The very
things you most depreciate as fatal Limitations
or distractions, are probably what yuo
most want. What you call hidrances, obsta-
ces, discoura@ments, are probably Gods
opportunities ;and it is nothing new that
the patient should dislike his medicines, or
any certain proof that they are poisons. No |!
trace to all such impatience. Choke that
envy which gnaws at your heart, because you
are not in the same lot with others bring
down your soul, or rather bring it up to re-
ceive Gods will, and do his work, in your
lot, in your sphere, under your cloud of obscu
ity, against your temptations, and then you
shall find that your condition is never oppos-
ed to your good, but consistent with it.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02
HObson,s Choice

AS the term, Hobson's Choice" will last
to the end of time, it is we'll to learn the cir
cum stances on which it is founded. Mr.. To-
bias Hobson was carrier, and the first man
in England who let out hackney horses. He
lived in cambridge, and observing that the
scholars rode hard. his manner was to keep
large stable of horses, with boots, brides,
aud whips, to furnish the gentlemen at once
without going from college to college borrow,
as they have done since the death of this
worthy. man When man came for horse
he was led into the stable, where there was
great choice; but he obliged him to take the
horse which stood next to the stable door. SO
that every customer was alike well served
according to his chance, and every horse rid,
den with the same justice. From whence il be.
came proyerb, when what ought to be your
election was forced upon you to say Hobson's
choice.-Historical Magazine "a. ..l. ...s
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02

STOPPING PApERs-The latest instance OF
the insane policy of stopping a newspa per
because one number contained an article that
was displeasing, was that Of Miss Sophronia
Jones, at the West, who ordered her sub
scription to the Pioneer to cease, because the
editor had not independence enough to re-
fuse to publish the marriage Of her old sweet
heart to Amanda Brooks. It was bad
enough, Sophronia thought to lose her beau,r
but to have his marriage to another put into
her paper, was more than flesh and blood
could stand. Hereafter she will borrow,
the paper of her neighbor Proctor, and will
of course read the marriages first thing
Never borrow your neighbours newspaper :
the chances are that he wants to read it him
self. Smoke fewer segars, drink less ale, and
subscribe for the paper YOURSELF Then, and
not before, you will discharge your duty to
yourself and to your family. tsaa il s5 70
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02
af(ll'sfella(}uf,,o,ll)s%. II j.
Phrenological karacter of MIR. Mark
As,. Milberry. ESQ. a.. a.-r

80 SsTc. Mulberry. Esq. aEE rs
@ Giire'a at He o6iss of Pref. John Billing.
praktikal phrenologis, priseS4. Hss
Amatireness-.Big Silks out like hornets
nest. You onsht tcw be able tew luv the
whole human famiIee with you're bump at
onst. You will never be a widderer long
not emmy.
PoHytiks-You have got the natral Wa
A splendid bump. It feels like Dimmo-
kratk bump, too. Menny man has got to
be konstable with half your bump.
KonpbatDness-Sleightually, very much
Yu might tite woman, tuff match. ] shud
like tew bet on the woman. This bump wants
poultising. R -.rt s-..- g a-...-.
ViAles-Thunder what bump2 shud
think ye cud eat hoss and cart, and chase
the driver three miles, without any praktis.
Thunder and tightening what a bump -
what bump. Let Barnum get his hand on
this bump and yure fortin is made. What q
bump! what bnmp. s
Masih-A sweet, pretty bunny. About
the size ov lima beau. If [ had this bump,
wud bay me juise harp, and wander
among the rocky mountains Pom my word
Mr.. Mulberry, my advice is, nus this bump.
Greenbac4s-Wel developed. A gorgeous
bump. A fortin to emmy man. Yu kant
help but die rich, if this bump don't 60 back
on you. Gorgeous bnmp happee man die
when you feel like it, deth won't have emmy
sorrows for yure relashuns that this bump
won't heal. ...s.. ..-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02
0oett' $ QJoruer,
RORY'S KISSING.

Bout kiss do ye ask Its me that can tell; a-
For old as I'm now, I'm minding it we'll, .s.s-....
When a spapeen of three with how much delight
My mother kisesd Rory and bads him good night
But my mother she died ana left Rory behind,
nd he lasses met brought her so to my mind,
That at Kissing Invent first one and anither,
Because they wore bonnets and looked like my
. mither.
at last, would you think it, swate Briget o'Flynn
Had scarcely been kissed when she kissed me agin,
And told me praest, 'lway down in the city,
Would say. If we'd ask him, a kind of ditty.
ditty,swate BFidget, and What mightdt be Ga
Ne'er mind. my dear Rory, but justcomo wild me;'
We trudgcd to the city. and sure as my life,
lie said short ditty, and called her my wife.
We got awee cottage, a pig and spade;
Bridget sickened we hired her sister for maid
The maid was kissing, when true as yere there,
felt the ouid divil pulling my hair.
'Begone, &c ould varmint ~ yelled in alright,
Aud sort of turned round to bo getting sight;
What did diskiver :? Instead of an IF ...
awate Bridget O,Flaherty there just herself
20 Rory" she blubbercd, still pulling away,
"But sick is my heart with your conduct to-day;
kissing my sister while I'm in my bed,
Nor able to raise from the pillow my head.
Truth Bridget" says I, perhaps on can mind
When ye to the kissing greatly inclined -
Ye kissed me and kissed me at Donnybrook fair,
And now by the jabers yero pulling my hair ...
Begone ye ould fool wild rumpis like this,
I'm OILY learning your sister to kiss.I" ,....
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02

Vote for Curtin and avoid the draft said
Republican journals before the election. "Tax
the people to avoid the draft is the cry since
the election.
What will the next be?-Er ..
Why some other lie or false pretense of
course. They have been changing names cheat
ing, robbing and sailing under false promises
ever since they had an existence.
ID Some abolitionist who reads the above
will doubtless say "that's Iie?" no stop and
think, it is as true as holy writ. ....'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02

~ A new counterfeit two dollar note on
the Stroudsburg Bank has just made it's ap-
pearance, The vignette is locomotive and cars
The safest mode is to refuse all bills of this
character. ....
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02

A SrEP soN.-A few mornings since, we
were relating to our family the fact of a
friend having found child on the door step,
a fine littls male infant, whom he had adopted
when one Of the olive branches remarked:
."Pa, dear, it'll be his step son, won't it?"
We thought it would decidedly. -,7 .s.Sea
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02

E A company of Frenchmen has been
formed in Chicago, for catching rats, curing
their skins, and expecting them to Paris.
where they are made up into the finest quail
.ity Of kid gloves. .rl95r /
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02

ES al once," said friend, "saw regi-
'ment of Tennessee niggers on parade, and
when they came to the t' right DRESS" with
the whites of their eyes all turned, it looked
Just like chalk mar k.o,n,I F." ..s-..rr s
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02

A'Darkey who blacks boots at the Nation
al Hotel, in Washington has the following
motto conspcously displayed over his
stand: #-. -t .4# r"l .....a .gs
g~al "No' North, no South, esa 's
ar# No East, no West, sy-
.,..-nu..- NO TRJST.n ~ .--
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02

IS SINGULAR DrscREPANcY.-InG General Nc
Clellan's report in letter, from him to
E. N. Stanton, Secretary of War, under date
of June Is, 1862, In the report on the
conduct of the war; Part I, folio 239 is
the same letter with a slight variation. In
Gen. McClellan's report the two last rsenten-
.ces of this letter are. " If save this army
now tell you plainly that owe no thanks
to you, ,or to any other person in Washington,
You have done your best to sacri fee this ar
N.Y. In the report on the conduct of
the war," the charge against Stanton is omit
ted,,- ,-i'.ta as.o.5 e~g4 aft Z .ao son q ellis
Query Was it properly left out in the
copy furnished the committee by Stanton to
shield himself, or by the committee to white
wash him 2 If so it shows the partisan, con-,
duct of that committee, and throws o
suspicion on the truth of their whole re-
port. ,..-.-. Dbl. ....,....-. .r. ...,, ,,., -...r
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