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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

tER who has disgraccd the American name
and brought reproach upon the American
character in the cstimation Of all civilized
people at home 1nd abroad Down with
the beast aud fes air to the brave sol
diers who aro dying Of neglect. Dying
for the admiration Of abraham Lincoln toT
BsjaDsia Butler !
And now. we fancy. we hear processing
from the loyal league voice demanding
to know If we are in favor Of allowing
rebels 10 dictate s0ho our officers shall DC
To which we answer, mo, but that Is nc
reason why we should steel our hearts
against The dictates Of humanity 1t IL Hu'
MASrrr that demands the removal OF Bur
LEB"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
New Work Market.

NEw YORK, March Is
CoTTOs-Quist and steady and upward ten.
doncy at 76@77
/ FLouR-A shade frmsr, at 65G6 IS
for extra state Round Hoop Ohio 70
@7 IS
WnsAT--l, l6@ll1 Chicago Spring l,eI
'@l,G2 Milwaukee Club 1901 20 Winter
Red.
CoRS--very quiet and steady at sl@SIt
for storeg . .. r.....r...u q r.r.,...tt
OkTs--In very fair demand and steady at
90@9l. '1'at 'h.i'.' '''.esa'sD
PoRK-U UuchanRed and dull at ls6l4
BEEF.---trm aud steady ..sr. .ss..
BUTTER o. rr1sa srlr.e
CUT MEATs Firm. a. a. q, "a.
LARD "A shade firmer, ls@l93
WHIsKY--Firmer and unsettled at g9 Tor
State; 80 Western $500
PrTRoLtrs-JFirmer, 80 Crude; Al reiued
Bond 55a59 Free.
NsF iokK, March g STOCKS irreg-
closing hrmer. Money seven per Gent Ster.
ling quiet aud steady al 74I. Gold CO.
500 Coupons LOG, SIS '65 Coupons III One
year certificates 9sa. New York Central 1864
Erie 81 l79 Reading 81 36s. c. B. & Q.
81 .#.Ha...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

New YoRK, March IA report which has
attained some currency that our forces at va.
zoo City have been captured by rebels, is
doubtless unfounded Both our own aud reb-
ell accounts from there being of later date
than the alleged capture, while neither men
ton u
The message OF Governor Brown, of Gsor-
gis, says the late action Of Congress has sha-
ken the confidence Of the people Of their jus.
tice or competency.
The justice officers OF the Supreme Court
called on Chief Justice Tsny to.day, and paid
their respects, this being his birthday.
A bill is now before the COMMITTEES on
roads and canals, introdsoed by tbs delegate
from Idaho, Hon Wm. II Wallace, for the
construction of road lFom Fort Laramie TO
the new gold mines OF Idaho, near the head
waters of the Missouri Tbis road will short.
en- the ronte by nearly five hundred miles,
compared with the present travelled road Rf
forts are being made TO establish military posts
in the portion of Idaho now called Montana,
for the protection Of prospecting or gold hunt.
ing pal lies. Those best acquainted with Mon.
tAno think ths richest mines have hot yet
been discovered.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

GEw YoRK, March 1.-THE Rebel Virginia
Senate has resolved to ask the rebel Congress
TO place three Federal soldiers at hard abor,
one with ball and chain on the public streets,
in retaliation for sentences of General Butler
on Messrs. Balm, Hodges aud Worfield OF Nor.
folk. The General Assembly has issued an
address to the people Of Virginia, stating that
submission to the enemy, who has exhausted
every infamy, is not endurable even in
thought, and urging them to renewed efforts
for victory.
The story of the Fitzpatrick raid is told
anew, as IN incentive to exertion. "One
more resolute effort, the address, says and
the day is ours" The address speaks OF Col
DahlEren as fit associate in iufamy with
Butler and host Of ,sssr criminals. who
have disgraced humanity
The Richmond Examiner fthe l4th inst,
says
The Federals have retreated toward Knox
vile and indications of an early engagement
in East Tennessee have disappeared
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
RsvisF or tho Thlrd Army Corps.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army OF TaE PJ
ToMAc, March l7--Third Army Corps va.
reviewed by General French yesterday It IS
the largest eorps 10 the Army II presented
a beautiful spectacle Generals Sedgwlck,
Carr, Robinson and others were present, be.
sides number of spectators.
Some prisoners escaped from Richmond
and came into our lines yesterday. One OF
them was scout of General Butler.
1t is reported that Gen Ogstar has been
throup from his horse and injured, to what
extent is unknown.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
Captured omeers OF a Negro Regimen
ehatned 10 their Men.

WAsHINcTOS, March ls.-The statsmen at
published that Col lBaker has authority to
ralse brigade is denied
Capt Sawyer recently returned from Rich,
mond, states no saw Col, Litch6sld, Major
Cook, DR.. Kinstop aud three ofieers Of ne
gFe regiment in one cell ehAinee TO ths ne
sroes and are fed on corn bread and water,
and little OF that.
Seey. of War has issued the authority to
Governors TO appoint conmandants for rep,
dervouE for drafted men.
IL is rumored General KilpStrlck vill be
appointed to another district and an impor.
tant command, i4f tnEE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

An elegantly dressed lady entered Chica-
60 store last week, purchasing some silk, tep-
dered hundred dollar Canadian bill Not
being satisfied with its genuiBeness, boy was
sent of with it to the bank, who returned
with "as good as Roldl The lady was highly
indignant A. thus being suspected Of roguery,
and taking ths bill, said she would not put-
chaAe the goods. She WAS finally persuaded
to take the articles cnt OF After she had
gone it waa discovered that shs had changed
the genuine bill 6rst rendered 10 the clerk for
another, q counterfeit.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
sIuAVt CrOssinK the Rappahannoek-.
A COnsplraeY I'm KsnIuokY.

Conspiracy in KsnIueky.
NEw YoRK, March ls - Worids WASH up-
ton dispatch says: .r
IL Is reported that Stuart with G, 1000 cayaI-
~ crossed the Rappahsunock near Fredericks-
burg, Our ARMY is we'll on hand, ready for
raid or general movement on part of the enc.
my 1t is thought the rebel cavalry will make
demonstration toward the Baltimore and
Ohio r. II nrs
There is rumor OF conspiracy embracing
several counties of Kentucky, having for an
object the annexation of Kentucky TO the
southern Conlederaey. Lenders had their
headquarters At Monticello, and were CORES.
pondlng with Longstraet in Tennessee, and
that the Kentucky delegation in Richmond
has secret correspondence with partits in
London, Manchester Moundsville, &c. and
fear was establish Central Com mmittes in every
unty and compel inhabitants 70 Join the
rebel Conlederaey "a soen as Longstreet or
Breckenridge invadedths State.
| This infamous conspiracy was discovered
| by the seizure of Pos. 0fice of letters ad.
dressed by Kentucky members of rebel Con.
grsss to some leaders of the pol.
General Gilmore's chefof-staf states the
lower part of Charleston yearly DESTROYED
and that Only the upper part nov occupied by
troops,
ltls stated that the rebels have a large
force in North Carolina distributed along the
railroad from Petersburg to Wilmington.
Dongstreet it is said will De appointed com.
monder in the South Virginia and Kirby
Smith will take his place in East Tennessee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGRF DISPATOHES.


Cotton.
CAiRo, March l7.--The steamer Liberty
with Memphis dates to the 18th hss just ar
rived
The BHlistia says
Cotton declined uuder heavy receipts, rang
ing vt 63@G4.
The steamer Platte Valley is passing for
St, Louis, with three hundred bales Of cot.
ton.
The Eleventh Missouri Cavalry, veteran
recruits, Eight and 18th Iowa, veterans, ar.
rived here en- route homs, aud the 53i Indi-
ana left for home to-day
Obion county, Tennessee, cast over COO
votes 1T the recent election
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
General Grant Assumes Command o z tn
APmIss OF ahe UAIted statss.

General Grant Assumes Command OF the
Armies OF lhe Uhited states.
NASHVILLE, March l7.--Geueral Grant
formally assumed command of the armies OF
the United States to-day, The following is his
order on the subject
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF the y s.,
NAsHyILLEr Tenn, March H.
GENERAL ORDERs No. /:
In pursuance Of the following order OF the
President--"Exeeuhve Mansion, Washington,
D. c., March 10, 1864. Under the authority
Of the act cf Congress to revive the grade Of
Lieutenant General in the United States Al
my, approved February %, 1864, Lieutenant
General o. s. Grant, y. s. A., is appointed
10 The ealnmand Of the armies Of the United
StAteG (Signed ABRAHAM LIEooLS.h -
Il assume command Of the armies of the
United StAtea
Headquarters will be in the field, and until
furthers orders, will be aith the Army Of the
Potomac There will be an ofice hsAdquAr.
lers 10 WssingtioR, D. G., to which all otficial
oommnnisAlions will be sent, except thoss
from the army whose headquarters are at the
date of their address y. s. GRAET,
Lieut-Gen, U. A.
General Grant leaves for Washington on
Saturday, and repairs imme diately TO the
front His staff is composed OF officers form.
erly with him in The military district Of the
Mississippi
Among them are nelgadlsr.o General Raw
lipgS, Chief Of staff; LisntsnGn-C COLONEL Bow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
nem0craiIc Nominations.

IL ncrtuy FIRST MONDAY (trsl Of APhl
CITY TfoKBr.
Navor-W. N. aILLBSPlE.
NagaAf--srAoN q. CAIN. ,. ,.,.s,
I,Arnary Dfrsst0r-L AM AhhVn 1sAs'
~ ssa.s. A. RObERr ALLEN.
TOwNsAlP TICKET.
d .st.blss-A. N. 0ILEh
A.C HULBuRT.
wkRD TtcKsrs.
% 40 "A NOS nEoKKR.
sshouS Besr6--I. B. gIlbEht'
Ssessss,--LRwIa akINiL.
sRCOHD WARD
obSasl MARCUS RLLs,
ssAd11 Bodnd- -
AsssspOr--T. A. WISE.
THIRD WARD -
flsaeii-. nANIRL HBIHTE
ss1ooi BoarI-EPHRAtM LlNDBLt
A,,as ,asot-NICHoLAs SrALht'
s,InKTH WARD -.
O,s.ed HENRY II. HlLaRfntr
sekolI B BlogSi--DANID A HOUR
a esor-JACOB STEPHANs.
FfFTH WARD
Csa.d-HENRY sOHLAMANN.
S.,ool Boord--BENRY RO1T
A,ssssof' WILLIAM DAVf.
SIXTH WARn-- .u,
qeAooi Besrd-THOMA9 Y. THkEAhEk'
A,ss4s0r-PANKRATtUs WElDNEk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
Democratic County Convention

The Dsmosqass u Nontsomsry County will meet
IN couyenaou 81 NE city Of Dayton, On Saturday the
18Th day ~ MArsh 1894 for the purpo'e o. appoint
rug delegates 70 the Dem"erans state Coo'enlou, 10
n'hlt :, N. r4,y of coIumhus on Wednesday, tna
anA !, N.r,h iasA ~ order Of the Democratic Cen
-, ,,,,.v,,,,s. A. oAHILL, Chairman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
PREPARATION for an Erpedit,on.

ST. Louis, March l7-vieksburg dates to
the 9th says
Steamers at the wharf loading on troops
for an expedition, which, it is presumed, will
unite Banks command and 60 up Red
River
1t s reported Gen Smith will command
the expedition.
Itls said Kirby Smith is selling his cotton
and delivering it in our lines to an English
house for sterling exchange
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

WAsHISGroN, March l7.--The new tax bill
Is nearly finished BY the Ways aud Means
COnmittee Manufactured articles only will
be taxed. One dollar per gallon viii be
placed on distilled spirits after July | st
Neither petroleum nor leaf tobacco will be
taxed st
Times despatch confirms Stuart crossing
the kappahannock and says Fitzpatrick and
Merrill are on his track
Tax on refined petroleum will be zoe and
on mt Il 9s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
Execu1Ion of DobbIns.

The appeal to the Supreme Court of the
case Of the State Vs. John G. Dobbins, ta-
ken up on Error from the Montgomery
Com. Pleas, was not sustained, and the
18th day of April has been set for the ex-
ecution of the sentence of Judge Parsons,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
professional,
Aegal.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

MARY Jane Bright, ADMINISTRATIVE Of Wa. Bnghts
estate, Plainpn, against Jonas BesRhley, Descendant
Before John Buraett, Ju 'tioe Of the Peace OF JEFF.
ferson township, Moatg s0eTy county Amount
clamsd-slib 10.
ON the lsI day Of January 1884 said Justice issued
" an order OF AttAlhment IN The above action for
the sun Oi one hundred and Ebssh dollars and sew
enty ge cents Case set for hearing on tbs 18th day
jaSsstF akRY JANE BRIsHT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

HARRIsBURO, March IL TribuHs's special
says:
General Burnside and Hancock we're hand.
somely received by both houses Of the Legis-
ature to-day.
This afternoon they reviewed 10 company
with Gov. Curtin the 45th, 4slh, 5Olh and 55th
regiments The regiments arc under march
ing orders for Annapolis, where General
Burnssde's corps Concentrates
Burnsides evidently goes TO North Carolina
again.
Hancock expressed freely the opinion his
corps would re-euter the Army Of the Poto-
mae
RscruitiEg very active at this point at pres.
ent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

ers, Superintendent; g X Lset, Captain f.
S Parker, Assistant Adjutaut-General Cop.
tain b. " Jones, Assistant Quariermsster; /;
Captain Badsau Lieutenant. Colonel Dot,
late Chief oi ARTILLERY eoes ~ Senior Aid
General Sherman due here 10 night. will
Immediately assume eommsnd OF this Militia.
ry Division.
General Dodge is in tho city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
An Omser Accused OF Cowardies.

WAsHINoToS, March H. Commercials 5
special says:
The Military Committee of the Senate have
Senate have refused to recommend for pro-
motion Lieutenant Colonel Sanderson to the
command of the Thirteenth Regulars, because
of proof OF his coward,ce at the battle Of
ChicAmauga.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
=.

SUGAR--l5@lg.
EGGS--l5@ls per dos
WHISKY-y7
CHEESE. -l6(4l7H f.tttU
DRIED PEACHES--l69ls
DRIED APPLES-9@l2
BEANS-Per bushel 81 b0Sas 90
HAY--limothy SlsCQ20 per toa.
TEAS--Sl 00(8l co
RlCE-S@l0 per lb
BUTTER.-35 -rer -J
LARD--l2@l5,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
Arrest OF Parties In Kentucky for Or.
santa.ng Guerrilla Bands.

CAIRO, March ls.--Several men we're ar.
rested several days since below Hickman,
N.Y. for having among others organized
themselves into companies for the aVowed
purpose OF entering the rebel service A
number of rebel sympathizers have been &C,
lively recruiting for the rebel array, Guer-
rilla bands are being formed BY citizens in the
several towns and counties Of Kentucky, for
she purpose of inisFrupting navigation Of the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

WAsHIEoToS, March 1.-THE WAYS and
Means Committee will report the Military
Academy bill with provisions for increasns Z
the pay Of cadets from $50 TO $40 month
and giving each member OF Congress power
10 nominate an additional cadet this year.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
AIinistsr Dayton and the French Cow
ernment.

NkW 1ohkl Maroh u.
The Tim T. Paris correspondent announ.
ces the important fact shat Minister Dayton
has served written notification upon French
Emperor, that if the Rebel cruiser /: :Raphahan.
mock now at Calais sallowed to proceed to So a
the French government will be held responsi-
bic for all the damage she may do to Ameri,
car commerce. 1t is also announced, that
French Government issued more stringent
orders concerning cruisers Of the belligerents.
Among Other things specified in these regula-
tons are TO effect, that no vessel, either bel,
liRerents can remain in port more than two
hours, unless By stress Of weather, or for ne
cesssrY repairs and that no vessel can return
to French port after leaving it in lsss time
than three months. .r ..s.fs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
Splendid Farm FOR Sale

oEE-HALF MILR EhoM MIAalsBURe.
HNHE undersigned will sell Al private sale bstwesa
i now and tl,e hrst day of April next. the Weh
known farm belonging 70 the estate of Philip 4 6eb-
hart, deceased, obtaining one hundred and farty-
seven acres seid Arm has upon Il two dwollina
houses one large commodiouG br Ok; also harm and
other necessary out buildings. The sod IL Of the
Ttehea quality, prncp bottom, land and has alsa
hne iot o. timoeT Terms reasonable. Inquire OF
the Subscribers in MiAmisburg.
SAMUEL GEBHAAT,
ISAAC DlssINGRR,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
A COuntry Residence for Sale.

A DESIRABLE country residenae, With hAasA
"A asres Of good land. lying one InAe north % Dag
ton, on the old Troy road A offered ~ private sale.
There Is large and comfortable frame honse, ard
good ontbulidlnRsf on the land; an orchard Of nns
grated apPlei pear and peach treea; large aasort
nent OF strawberry vines, Of the Wilson, New Albany
aud Prolific VArenes also, about three OF young
enTr'nt huahes, for wine purposes Any persons de-
srina 70 purchase ars requested 10 call and examine
We ptopsfV thenselYes, ~ the proprietor 10 coA-
aioht that u will bear inspection.
Also tcn AMI hal aarea Sl ambsred land. lslr
miles n1rth Of Dayton, p.'sr Tie old Trey TosA
auu2it VT r...t JAME5 kEOOP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
W ". g.

AYRNS-Afte short illness, Albert Arthur, son Of
Solomon @ and julia O, Ay es, aged twelve years,
i've months and eighteen days.
Another little angel has joined the band In Heaven.
Funera services sabbath afternoon ct two O'Clock
from the Fniscopal Church. friends Of the family
are in sited 10 attend. lnteTmen We Woodland
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
for SaIe.

ACkS FOR sALE--.I will Ds in Daytoa Ohio, The
- 24th and 2bth days Of March, with three ane Mule
Jacks, raised in Kentucky, They have proved them
selves sure perioTme $ Sze lA1S 70 - hands hIghi
public stables in Dayton H. n SMITH
March 2, lse4-maleds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
Aotlrts.
NOTICE no BRIDGE BUiLDERs.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
CEALED proposals for the building Of . bridge
- scross saltwater, Harrisburg viii he reoeiV.
sd until saturday April 2. 1885, t the CountY Auditors
ONCE, where PLANS and specifications may be seen.
The County ,Smmisaioners reserve The night 10
reject any or ell plds. -..
'''' THOMAS 0. LOWE,
Auditor Montgomery COpnty, Ohio.
Dayton, March 10 isg4-Usil ldSaWtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18
DaYton Mnrkel.

DAYroH, March ls
HARsHAAN's FLoUR-Rsd wheat
Wholesale 8 90, retail 8 So
WHEAT-Sl 1891 ls.
C0RE-90.
SHELLED-sS,
QATS--es
Rye 1901 Ia
BARLEY-$l 20
CoFFEE-36@Ss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-24

CAnErEss warrElA-TAs report Of Pee
nss'sF-GssersI Dsssison shovs @ eass.os
einsry sassss o. ssssIessuess % ~ OR,
/" 70 'esssr writing eosnssisy. Three
n'i''en I've HUNDRED and slightly thssasd
'hrss hssdrsd nd twenty-five dssd Isusr,
ssss rseeivst during shs psss ysss-ovss
n'se thousand dsy. Msay q shess Isssesv
esn'aised money. deeds. bills % sseAssss.
1rshs checks. jswsiy. snd sthev vsIvsbvss.
800 o then zero nisdisscsed. 80 esAsss
osiy partially directed. ThousssSs q 49,
dssd lsi'ers ssrs returned . shs vvise,,,
~ ne great ~sjosiiy hsd % - destroyed.
ne sssieasst ought % mseh The psblis
e . moro esssfsI 10 'bsis sposSeses.
'os Ne snosss o. suassins essssd - thor
Lost lsssers i iaesIeslsbIs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-24

1TBy the procIanssina If ~
Pre>ri~ns. which wc pubIish in a.
dsys paper. IL will i,c seen thar 300.
CcD mcse men are called fnr 10 SIM.
prr<s the Instruction. by which mo.
iody WAS to be hurt and which We
were informed four years az. was "a
ie sucked in s-ninsfy days-- Well.
- the T,c"Ple arr 50 very '.Ioyal'' OF
course they will rejoice greatly over
This new drsit. and the very air viii
sesound with praises 10 Abraham for
prudent, patriotic and stafesmanlike
management If national affairs. We
certainly wish DO would now issue I
call for three million Of volunteers. -
then we think there would be . slieht
probability Of ending the war without
any further calls
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-24

Ut Is e. " = interest ~ oil ous
citizens 70 see that the enrolment lists
e their fownshiF~ is corrected before
'he next drait. BY having the names Of
snch persnns a. are aliens o. are man.
siestly unit for the service. or are not
cf proper Age stricken from the rolls.
as i will lessen the quotas Of their
precincts. II this township We know
~ seversl whose names should not be
in the lists.
Some movement. too, should be t.
ken hy our Citizens to encourage vol
nnteering. and enlisting representa- !
tive recruits. Now 10 Z better time
ior this than il viii be in . few weeks. .
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-24

PrsrIc ScHooL--The residents q
District No ?. in Jasyer. have been
very fortunate in securing the servi.
ces . teacher for the NEXT term. q
Professor Dunbar. Of the select school.
NJ. u Is > most accomplished scholar
and experienced teacher. and biz ser-
vlces among orr people have been
highly appreciated- We ore Informed
shasthe school will open On next Non
dsv week. and parents will do veil 10
eend their children promptly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-24

URemember the incest holiday
present you can make i : fine photo.
graph OF yourself, and then 90 70
Hewins' gallery and get one Of bis nm
surpassabIe ones.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-24
AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Arr yoa siek. f<vLl,. sna
en,.v'aAs.snxi Ars yos - 4.
ofdef. with your system -.
.sns,a. And yvur fs'eling. an
.o'neftAbie' Il.sss pm,-
Was arr oftrn ihr piels,i~ n,
fs'hai> iIisssss. ss1.r NJ "a
sEsnrr~ y rswping sl.n !. n.
And sllpui'i r. aaerlsi L, .
timely u-e u the ri.Lt r.,r..
ely. Take Ayers ilIl.. 40
Cleanse out thr di-or,i~t~.l n =.
msss purify the LIs.I. 80
~ the fiaiis move on un..l,
ssrwfsd In health AGAIN.
Ihey stimulate tho mnci,.,.-
q The body into vigorous -
usify, purify the system n, "a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-24

1--we are informed that's ~ officer
from the Provost Manhal's Office vis-
,'ei Ferdinand. in this county. On last
Wednesday. and arrested four persona
who bad been drafted and failed to re-
port when notified.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-24

" Gen. Sheridss. 10 ssrlv lilo. 80 :
osssooy. An exchange says he is so~
sosswhsi iils the publisher Of Z n,.snio,
pspe'-hs sc~s to pre-. Eric.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-24

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