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rp,nc1s WILSON'S EsrArE.

I'VE the subscribers having been appointed ~
w tie Honorable the Probate Court iof tho
n .rri.- III Chittenden, Commissioners O. recelFg
-,;,,. ana adjust the claims and dem tnds OF ali
,1-srs a.-ainst the estate Of Francis wilson lale
efainesbur in said District, represented insoI's
s1J ais5 an claims and demands eNlihltel IN ose-
49,. ,rf ~ months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed ny said Court ~ tnat pun
1se We 40 therefore hereby give notice tnat We u
ar-end a. the business Of our appointment pr 'l'
91efIi-'- ~ r Lucretia Wilson, ia II nesl urge IN
ali District on the second Wednesda' Of Iee5n. e
and AprIl next at 10 o'cOcs, a. NJ On eaeh uI 7-.
D.tsd this 18th day 81 october. A. D. 1851.
JOSEPH MARSH, commissioners.
J. +. MILES.
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The rebels again attempted to cross the
river at this place to Hood assistance. Gen.
Reynolds Of the 18th corps has a brigade
here and Ashlands cavalry brigade Is mo
mcntarily expected from Nickshurg.
1t is supposed that the rebels have a force
on the Mississippi side operating with them
The movement IS a formidable one. The
army is made up Of Texas rebels under Ma
gruder. 1t is not believed their attempt will
be successful
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p.a War NoTA FmURE.-Thcgr great Wei
--,.u to.k six years to drive Napoleon out
...I, country as great Is Virginia, and
20 le retired because Of reycrses elsewhere.
t- nations Of Europe took two years to
'-.y the Crimea, a country as large as New
-sy England took p months to repress
be- sepoy rebellion, about as great an under
isug as 70 put down rebellion among the
srnes of South Carolina France has IN
re than q year succeeded in getting only
.iut $50 miles into the interior of Mexico.
lere she holds very insecure position.
gland had better look at home before
,icising the movements of cur armies.
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WAsHNcroN. Nov. Is.
Returns already received indicate that in
the recent election the republicans gain Sc
congressman.
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4 despatch dated savannah. llth, Says .
Col milford the Federal Commissioner met
Capt. iIatchu to-day. The Interview was
entirely satisfactory. The exchange of uri-
soucrs will commence tomorrow and pro
grcss as rapidly as possible.
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he Journal Of ComnSrce announces that It
leaves the field Of politics and Will be here
q literary and commercial newspaper-
:, ami be a wolf in sheep clothing, as it
Z been for two thirds Of its existence. We
sch prefer to have 4 wolf appear in his
~ kin.
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c.o.FRESCH & cos NEW BOOK LIST
The American Ars,nelal Limb Compsn,

The American ARTIFICIAL Limb COnpshj
| rs now prepared to furnish the celebrated palm
| Il er Artificial Leg" also the /" Lincoln Arm,
which has received the special approval Of Govern
ment for soldiers. The "Palmer Leg Is too wide
entitled to Palmer Leg" or Lincoln Arm
rifhozf elSgs. By applying TO this Office or 10 Dr.
A. n. McLaren. Medical Director, No. BulnncA
street, they will receive the order. The Lincoln
Arm is received with great favor by all who wear il
and orders received from all parts Of the Union
singular fact In connection with the immense
military demand which has been produced by the
present war, will satisfy all who require limbs OF
the value Of these inventions. According to the
statistical report OF the Medical Director for Boston
and vicinity, OF limbs supplied 20 soldiers BY Gov
eminent,
ALL But TWO cAsIs HAVE BKky yuREsHRD Dr
PALMER co.
More convincing proof the practical value Of the
limbs referred 10 cannot be presented.
The PALMER ARTIFICIAL LKG" Is the lightest
most durable. most comfortable 70 the wearer, and
more natural in its appearance, than anything Of
the kind ever constructed by human skill
Over FIUe ThOHsIae OF the Palmer Artificial Len
are now In Orders frequently received
from Europe, India, West India Islands and South
America.
Palmer's appliances for Shortened Limbs have ac-
NOT ralSsd for thirty yeas hare been completely re-
sfOred.
Pamphlets. containing full information, sent TO
all applicants. Address
B. FRANK PALMER
Care American Artificial Limb Company
~ Green Street Boston.
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CAIRO. Nov. Il.

CAIRO. Nov. Il.
Steamer Luna from New Orleans Nov. 9Th
has arrived. She discharged 1000 bbls pork
at Memphis. Thirteen transports are lying
at the mouth Of White River.
New Orleans papers contain no news
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NAME 10 % NY enclosures on the sth OF October
" aCOw red with white belly, long slim horns
about yean old. The owner Is required 10 prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
RUSSELL II. DAVIS. .
Essex. Nov. %, 1884. r3t
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NOTICE.

THE Public Examination Of Teachers for the Town
i Of Williston will be holden on Monday, 2lst
Nov inst. At one O'Clock P. N. at the Town House.
A. d. BARBER, Town Supt.
Eflliston Nov. 10th 1854.
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New YORK. Nov Is.
The Herald has a sketch of the movements
Of Gen. Sherman and Hood since September
when Hood commenced bis flank movement.
By November LIST. the army was en- route %
atlanta and rapid preparations were made
70 commence a march, ten. Sherman was
in the highest spirits and telegrapaei his
intentions in the following remarkable
words.
e. Hood has crossed the tennessee. Thoma,
will take care of him and Nashville. while
Scloteld Will not let him into Chattanuo-a
or Knoxville Georgia and South Carolina
are at my mercy and ! shall strike. 10 NOT
be anxious about me. ayr all right.
This is his adieu The rebel papers all
ready announce that bee has started Oh bis
march. Where is he going?
Andersonviie. where our prisoners are
Ienncd up ike hog, is on.hi, way. 4 .ew
days ago zen Sherman thanked the prtsi-
dent Of the - Louis Sanitary Commission
for sending supplies to these prisoners b4t
said &c things have changed since then and
may have to - in person 20 deliver these
articles to the prisoners.
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NOVELTY IN ART: THE ART Oh

NOVELTY IN ART: THE ART OF
DYING the hai1 in i've minutes SO as to deceive the
whole world, has been discovered.
CristadorO's Hair Dye,
which is the only chemical combination in exist
ence which changes the color Of the hair without
iniuring the LIVING PRINCIPLE which feeds mostenI
and sustains the fbres.
cRESTADORO'S HAIR PRESERT4TfyE, a val
liable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing and promot-
Ing the growth and perfect health Of the hair, and
Of itself when used alone, safeguard that pro-
tects the Gbres from decay under all circumstance
and under all climes. Manufactured by J. Girls
TADORO, No. 9 Aston House, New York. sold by
all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Oct. p. da"lm
DR.ToBfAs' VENETIAN LiNIMENT
1t cures Cholera. when first taken, in q few hours
Toothache in five minutes Its perfectly innocent
to take internally and is recommended BY the most
eminent Physicians in the United States. Price Is
and 50 cents.
TosAwASDA, Pa, Aug. 6. 1863.
DE-. IL Tobias. New York Dear Sir-l have
used your Venetian Liniment with great success,
both as an internal as well an external medicine.
In cases Of Bilious Collie and Cholera Morbus re-
,ard il a. 4 sovereign remedy. Your Venetian
Horse Liniment stands unrivalled a. a horse medi
cine amongst farmers and boatnen on this canal.
WIN. LEWIS,
Sup't North Branch Canal.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, No. So Cortlsndt
St, New York.
Oct. 20. GAVIN
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New YORK, Nov. Is.
Dispatches from Washington say Early
has rctreated TO Lynchburgh, Va.
Gold sold this afternoon At 23S.
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rVHE CCNQUEROR A rev pairing machine. ior
PEIRCES
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BFmRE ELECTIoN.-'' Wednesday we shall
su, an extra, giving our readers the big
-sj,rities FOR - Little Mac ''-Nagport Nelos
fyr. 81.
AFTIa ELEcIioS -. " neglect - publish
BE big figures giving the result Of the elect
"a We should not have published them
bad our candidate been elected. and We GER
talniy shall not now that he Is defeated. Had
We issued our extra we might have used
some figures. but the extra was suppress d
% account Of the storm. You can all drink
'ur eTpense, gentlemen ''-NarPOrf Nel0s
l0tA.
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BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY
THE Winter Quarter will commence on Thursday
Il Nov. 9Th All pupils desiring to enter are re-
Quested to be present and report their studies
that day.
J.K. CONVERSE.
Nov. 7th. daEIv
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ATTEMPTED BANK RoBBERY.-An attempt
=. made to rob the Bank OF Bellows Falls.
sunday night. The perpetrators first
se into q blacksmith shop. where it is
aTo,ed they procured the necessary tools
prs up the window springs, in which
-4lncr they entel ed the building. Once in
Fry liew open the outer sale door, but
a-.ei ia their attempt upon the inner one.
his affair caused village meeting to be
IBID, and it was resolved to employ a night
a,raI, which commenced Monday night.
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LEONARD 5. BIGELOE.
BRANDRErm.s PILLs.-THEMEAl

Sold by all Druggists.
nct. ..th-
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE iARKEr

NEw YORK, Nov. 10
God sol5 this afternoon at %.
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ESTRAY.

(tAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber on or
y about the 9th Of September last, three Calves.
two red and one red. with white spots. The owner
requested 10 prove the property pay the charges
and taxa them away. "
SMITH WRIGHT.
St. George. Oct. y, 1854. -l7w3'
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NV lUNA, NOV. u
Steamer City Of London. from Liverpool
November %, has arrived. News anticira-
ted.
Gold sold this afternoon at 2+f5
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-11

f-y Never Tip your beaver 10 fine lad,
and pass poor widow without seeming ie
see her.
Never pass an aged man or woman with.
out making a reverentisl obeissnce unless
your house is on fire.
Never break your neck 10 bow At aIl 10 a
"sweet sixteen," with founced dress, who
is ashamed Of her old fashioned mother; OF
20 . strutting colIegian, who 10 horrified at
his grand-mother's bad Rrammer.
Never keep boy 70 black your boots and
attend 20 the stable. while you frighten your
wife out ofthe idea Of keeping . nurse for
the twins, by constantly talking Of hard
times.
Never converse with lady, with cigar
in your mouth. or smoke in any body's CON-
pany without apoIogizing for the same.
Never remind people Of personal deformi-
~ or the relatives who have disgrsced
them.
Never wear . finer coat than the mer.
chant you owe for il. or the tailor whom
you haze not paid for the making.
Never turn deaf ear 70 . woman in
distress, because you cannot see how you
would be the gamer BY her bettersd condi-
lion.
Never wound wsntonly the sensitive ns-
ture Of . constitutional invalid or by jests
md sarcasm, send blush TO the temples or
modest worth.
Never jest with 4 single woman abou,
he anxiety Of all women 10 be married, nor
ell your wife you married her because OF her
onely condition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-11

CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT THE ToMAro. The
New York Day Book OF recent date, says
this fruit is one OF the most valuable which
the garden produces, and has grown into
popularity within a comparatively short
period. Fifty years ago the tomato was
known only in this country as the "love sp-
pie, e,''cultivased as an ornament to the flower
and garden. II had long been used by the
French and Italians. The date OF its intro
duc,ion into this country goes back TO 1903,
but il did not come into general consuInp-
ton ill years after. Col. vigo. French
gentleman residing at vincennes, Ind, pre-.
pared the jnice for table purposes about that
period, and Judge Thomas introduced upon
his table, at Lawrenceburg, Ind, the raw
tomato, In 1907. There 10 scarcely = fruit
known thar deserves 90 high charscter,nor
one that can be put 10 more service in the
culinary line. You should have Il on the
table 10 one shape or other every day 10 the
year, and as il can casily be put up in cans
iis use need never be wholly dispensed
with.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-11

PATrEScE.- Patience 10 . rare virtue -
Can you tell us why tcu are always poofi
Because YOU lack ps,ience. II 10 . small
business 10 lay up money BY penniss-you
get out Of scr's and give up. Why are you
not learned msn! You haven't patience.
10 think Of picking up knowledge BY the
'himbleful 10 no. the thing; you wish 10 be.
comes great man At once. Il is truly said
tbst patience converts The mulberry leaf in
TO silk. Ps'ience also makes a poor man
wealthy - an ignorant man Iesrned-sn
humble person. distinguished. When did
you ever see good, great, remarkable man,
who had not this viruei Be ye patient.
Be content with small advances 10 knowI.
edge-wiih email gains.
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Patriotic Drinking.

"lotsl'man came 10 town the other day,
got little heavy about the head. and, fear.
ing that he might be suspected Of drinking
little too freely, spoiogized 70 the crowd
OF bys'sb'itrs !" The following eloquent and
patriotic language:
Now OK you iellers who's ilie beet citi-
zen. him as supports G Government, or him as
doesn't! Why. him a. does, in course. n
supports Government, feiIers-every man
as drinks supports Government. That 10, II
he drinks his taxed licker. Every blessed
drop Of Iicker he drinks 10 taxed 10 psy
them big officers :, Washington and support
the war. spose all was 10 qui, drinking.
why, the war must stop and the G overn-
ment falI-it couldn't help il no how That's
the very reason drinks. I don't like crog
II MORALLY hates il. n I follered my own
inclernaiion. I'D rather drink butiermilk, or
ginger pop, or soda water. But ! lickers
for the good Of my country. 10 set an exam
pie Of LOYALTY and wirtuous seIf.denisl 10
The rising gcnefstion."-Hoiiiies County
X sffnsf
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Abolition Brutality.


The following card will show how q
wounded discharged soldier IL estimated and
treated by the crazy Abolition party now ia
power. Such treatment as Mr.. Jsmes re
ceved Of the hands OF Captain Tombler
the Post Adjniani al Evansville, 10 disgface-
ful and brutal. We clip tina card OF Mr..
James from the Evansville Times:
CARD.
Editor Times: desire TO publish in your
paper The following statement:
On Saturday, evening last ! was arrested
by order Of The Post Adju,sn, Of this city
was formerly a soldier in The 42d Indiana
was discharged after the battle OF Perry
vile on account Of a wound received there
and since my discharge. have been living
here constantly. The facts are about these F;
was on my way home about 8 O'Clock in
the evening, dressed in soldiers coat and
pants. Getting AZ far az Pat. Phillips sa.
loon, ! stopped in TO get a glass Of beer,
and while AZ the counter was accosted by a
soldier with the question:: "What regiment
do you belong tor 10 which | replied:
= 4 belong 10 none at present, but formerly
a member Of the 42d." The soldier then
told me thnt would have 10 come along
with him. offered TO 90 10 my house snd
get my discharge. or 10 send after il, but
notb "A nj k.f ttu "A
der caught hold Of me and commercedI
Dragging me towards the door. and as gutl
10 il Captain TombIsr. the Post Adjutunt,
kicked me several lines, saying at the time,
: SO you don't belong 10 our party, don't
1oun' in reply TO a remark from me that I
believed ,ba, my arrest was mainly owing
o thai fact.
Dewitt c. Evans, formerly Adjuisut OF
he 42i, met the guard with me 10 CUSTODY
usI 10 front OF Armstrong; furniture room
ind identified m- 10 the Captain, but 10 no
purpose. 10 about hail an hour nv die.
;harge was brough. and offered TO the Cap-
ain, but he refused 70 look at il until morn.
ng. Yesterday morning I wss released
rom confinement, having been kept there
,ne night.
This - The plain uRvarnished story, and
appeal % this community il society here
'as not reached an appalling stage when
IN iDoffensive citizen, who has been disa
''ed BY wounds in the service o. his country
. seized aud imprisoned. snd kicked sndl
beaten without cause. and in the face OF the
'learest evidence that he is discharged SOL
iier- am poor man, and have been citize n
lere for several vears. have fought in the
service OF my country and been discharged
or disa bity, vet, il seems. neither nv ser
'ices. my wounds. normy character can pro.
tect me from the tyranny OF this post cam
nander, who, clothed in .'litile brief au-
hor'y." seems desirous Of displaying his
arbitrary power. and what was done 70 me
'n Saturday, may just ss rightfuIIy be done
70 every citizen OF Evansville.
JOHN w. JAMES
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Gen. Grant Takes McClellan's Route,
via the Peninsula.

The New Albany Ledger says the telc-
graphic news last evening and this forenoon
doubtless astoDished some people. What.
Gen. Grant abandon the Line oln.HsIIeck.
Stanton. Burnside Hooker rout to Richmond
and take that marked out and selected b.
Mcclellan, bv way Of the Peninsula! Im.
possible But i is even 90, snd public in.
terest centres on the Psmunkey y---fsmiIiar
name!-instead Of the RsppshsEuock, the
Rapidsn. the Mattapony, the Po. the North
Anns, and the South Anns.
But we have no time to comment. Gen.
Grant became satisfied that the only feasible
rout 10 Richmond was the one marked out
by the ssgacity o: Mcclellan early in the
campoign and he has not hesitsted 10 take
il, even though in 90 doing he may mortally
offend The authorities Il Washington.
The following from the special despslches
to the Cincinnati Gszette will show that
Gen. Grant has determined 10 take the Nc
CleIlsn rout:
Special Despatch to the Cincinnati Gssette.
WAsnTscroH, May 20.
W.Iyhis base on the Psmunkey, with his
q the point mentioned In Sec
re,ary S,sntoD's official despatch, General
Grant 10 now very nearly repeating The po-
stion Of General Mcclellan before the seven
days baule.
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WHISKY Illinois msnafsciures more
gallons Of sprituous liquors than any other
State. Illinois manufactures twenty mil.
lions of gallons in year. while New York
and Ohio msnufscture only fifteen millions
annually. The city Of Peoria is msnufsctu.
ring daily about 10000 gallons Of epiri,s.
A tax Of sixty cents per gallon would Weld
20 the Government revenue of $4,000
per day. o. o. 900 coo pc snnum. She,has
twelve or fourteen dstilIeries in active op-
erstior. and che proposes, il permitted 10
60 on and carry out The work in whIch sho
. engaged. 70 pay 10 .he Governme nj rev.
enue Of $4,000 per annum. ssThe citv
Of Chicago. with four Establishments Of this
character. is manufacturing daily about "a.
600 gallons. A tax Of sixty cents will yield
to The Government $14.00 day or a.
$4,000 per snDum Thus the two cities Of
Peoria and Chicago. from the manufacture
o. this article alone, under the tax proposed
in the Senate bill, will yield to the Govern
meni revenue OF nearly twelve million dol.
lars per annum.
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For square OF ~ lines or less, week, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, so cts
Longer ertisements, nj same rate. a
fraction over even square or squares, count ed
ass square. These are the terms f"r tran
sient sdver tise ments; a reasonable deduc-
lion will be made tc regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of administrators
aud legal notices of like character 10 be
paid for Ia advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Offices, each, SI,oo
For County 900
For Dis,ricf. Circnit, or State. 300
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Those who build hopes on the prom
ises Of the great, build castles 10 the cir;
those who promise themselves gratitude for
such, recaon wilhou, their host.
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Joseph Trllxlcr,

OOScRu lEUXlcTs
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
South East Corner OF the Public Square.
JASPER. IND,
nFFERS his thanks to the citizens Of Du-
~ bois county and vicinity FOR their past
patronage, and solicits a continuance and
extension Of the same, feeling confident that
|. can make II TO the interest Of persons In
want Of any thing in his line 10 deal with
MN. ss his motto is "smali profits and quick
sales. 'rM.v * go
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
O L E N Mt ANE. !
OFFICE-CoRKER or MACDONALD AND
WEST STREETS.

TERMS-STRicTLY IN ADVANCE
single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 o.
For sir months, 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

f.AROS nI-~e, spiCP. prRper. singer n1rnsz, ciH.
- nahons etc, etc..tf hest qushfy
st NcLRushnn q SsgAn's-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

Counterfeit money is now being extern
sively circulated in the East. Small bills
have been slightly circulating in Ibis re-
gion lately. Although 1t has not been
our good luck or misfortune TO received
any of IT, we would warn those of our
cl'Izens who 10 occasionally receive mon
ey that counterfeit $780,, $685. and SI00's
have made their appearance in Pntsburg
ana other eastern cities, and i, will doubt.
''Ss rot be long before they make there
advent m 'the lar West"