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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-29
state Money.

I
to exist in this city on the subject
of State money. Coy. Alton, in his
message to the General Assembly, as
well as his predecessor, has recon
| mended that the notes issued by the
State be called in and funded. The
| immediate result Of such a policy. rs
must be obvious 10 any one pretend
| ing to the smallest cquaintance'with
| financial matters, will be to increase
the value of such notes. Diminish
the quantity of currency, and its
value must increas" i'll proportion, is
a rule of political economy as old as
the science itself.
Why then this sudden fear 90 the
part of business men to receive the
State ISSUE? For Il year or more
they have been receiving it freely, in
the face of the probability that its
amount would be doubled, and now
when the attention of the Lcgisla-
turc Is called to the necessity OF pro
viding some means the best caicu-
lated to prevent its depreciation. they
raise the hue aud cry against it
Such conduct can only be construed
in two ways: those pursuing it are
either blind to the principles Of AL
trade and their own interests. or they
are iaithless to the interests aud wants
of our cause. The man who refuses
to receive the only money which Is
paid to the families Of our gallant
soldiers. aud to the various officers
connected with the State government
can certainly have little claim to
vaunt his patriotism. He should be
remembered and dealt with rs b" de-
serves. Who is not with us is against
us, as well IS he who preserves II
criminal neutrality in struggle III
volving his own liberty, life and
property as he who by throwing oh,
stacles in the way of our currency
, thereby clogs the wheels Of govern
meut, and Indirectly gives aid anG
comfort to our ruthless foe.
| Nor let i. be imagined that the
conduct We deprecate is the less
puiItv tina, il ONLY effects State mo
new. and no; the Confederate issue
The duty of citizens to sustain thri
State is paramount even 10 the obi
cations they owe the CoU:,G"ra:
Government. ii it b. proper il
Congress. a. villa. patriotic Iu-n VII
: DENY. to provide punishment COR -url
as attempt to Lcprec!utr CouE,,!.~at
+. money, it must be equally or NOR
> proper for the Legislature 20 pursu
e a similar policy with those who -rrI
: to impede the State government b,
refusing State notes. 1t is to b
n Lop.d that this body viii mctr on
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The Federals have commenced the
publication of a paper at Indianola'
Texas, called the 4" Horn Extra 1t
is spoken of by those who have seen
it, as being very triflins affair,
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Fort DeRussy has just been in
spec.ed by Genls. Taylor and De-
Russy, and is pronounced in good
fighting trim.
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We had the pleasure of n call from
Mr.. Wells, editor Of La. Baptist.
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We learn that telegraph communi-
cation with Henderson,, Rusk and
Crockett will be open to-day.
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We learn by the New Orleans
True Delta that the Rev. Archbishop
Hughes died in New York on the I'd
inst.
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ESROILIEG OFFICE-CAppo PARISH. !
Shreveport, Jan. IS. 1854. !
Ii passes from this Office must be re
newed after the j.; February.
W. FLOURNOY,
gian29 Enrolling Officer.
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pie and II precedent not satisfied with
the legal exactions upon people
they held tributary, they have sought
for our resistance that they might
tread our territory with hostile armies,
and plumber for destruction, where
they could not plumber for profit
When such is the palpable and I'M
drniabIe purpose of our oppressors'
do we aet-at them by giving up to
them the object of their host'ilt'es
DO they care how they win access to
the spoils of our homes and planta-
tions They fight for boofy not VIC
tory. What they gain by strategy
affords them more pleasure and less
punishment. than what they secure
by conflict. They never expected to
conquer the South The New DIRK
Tribune, the pioneer of this abolition
crusade, was also the pioneer expo
nent of the impotence of all attempts
at coercion. Their fauaticaf hatred,
malignant envy, and secret dread OF
tn. superiority of the Southern p"o-
pie. ins,igatrd the pret"Nt Tor then
prosecutions Their object is I" I'M
pnver'sh. to fanish, to rum. ih'y
know they can never s"ad""' h'lF
phreusv found paternity III the iai-
urr of a former invasion OF Virginia.
and this war. Is only '''hh iI"" !.
raid on large scale. Lincoln won'd
have led il in person in imitation Oh
his predecessor, had he not pee" ''F'-
warned by his fate. lie belongs t"
tina; same Republican party winch
threatened to break up t"e Ih'oh
!. when it stoYt between theIhAH" 'i'''
viilainv, and they now pre''h" I"
fight for it when il becomes tn" en-
, rine of their iniIu;ty. His last proc
lamatiou removes the mask OF his
long hidden hypocrisy. \ man must
swear to be an aholtiouist, and q
slave arrning abolti"niSt nj that, OF
lac is d,sloyol. This "NpI"""s the
I Lyputhc-i- of reconstruction. III,
only problem for our solution IS ihs
g Duration Of the war. Will We shorter
$ it by limiting our echequier o
= operations to a small tract Of country
=. already somewhat exhausted in the
i. SUPPLIES Of m army and the nccrssa
,jrs of life tor it, own population ; |
. l.. H.. ,-.,c e ,l.. 7 rams y! j.
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public prints. They glorisd over
the fruits of it. They sat down TO
enjoy their stralinss-the undisput-
ed masters of the situation. Was 1t
not natural they should1 And the
noble Slack. and Rivcs, and Church
i'll. Clark had shed their blood in
vain!
Was that we'll done Had We
pushed our victory we could have
gone unmclested tn St. Louis, for
there were no federal troops to oppose
us. 1t would have required more
rroops to check us in II triumphant
march into Missouri, than the t,edrr-
ais employed in taking Fort Pillow
and Memphis. Beauregard could in
tha; case have held his own al Cor
iu,h. and we could still have had
an army Tor the protection OF Arkan-
sas, Louisiana and Texas But let
us continue the history. Gen. Hind
man succeeded in recruiting an ar
NV to defend Arkansas. The most
reliable part OF il were Missourians
! who were anxious to defend their
homes AID protect their injured and
iusultcd families. Instead OF push
inc il into No. and crushing she un-
prepared garrisons scattered through
that State, W. waited. and held bach,
until tn, .edcrals prepared for us -
| Then We fought them at Prairie GroT".
| \ gain two States trembled Ia
I the balance. Again our invinci-
/ be braves gained a great victory, at
at rrca, cost, aud again our General
ran away from it, leaving the fruits
Of victory with diSpirited and Grip
/ p,eG foe, and while they were phum-
ing themselves upon Mc'r glorious
victory" our army demoralizcd and
degraded IN It's own eyes, dwind'"'l
! down by d,scrtion and disease. un,ii
iii, next advance of the cn"my. s|"'c
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Through the peliteness OF our
friend, Mr.. T. J. Reeder, we have
been permitted to look at copy OF
the N. O. True Delta of 10th inst.
Nothing Of interest appears in IT
however.
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The river is on stand at this
place.
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We learn by letter received from
Alexandria, dated goth, inst, that
Con johnson is in command of the
army of Tennessee, and in winter
ouarters at Dalton. Gen. Bragg, has
been appointed Secretary of War
Several gunboats are at the mouth OF
Red River awaiting rise.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1864-02-13

lnY virtue Of an Order or the Commo
! - Pleas Court Of Lawrence County. Ind
ans, At its January term. 1864. We. A.
Neal. administrator OF the Es,ate OF Frunci
~. Connolly. decd. and Weslev Ei~ard.
administrator Of the Estate OF Solomo
Connolly, deceased, will cell at public auc
tion. on the premises on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. 20th. 1864
the following desInbed Real Estate. belong
Ing 10 said decedents, Tor the payment 0
| debts. viz:
The north west quarter II the north ess
quarter Of section thirty-six. township NJ
one (l) nor'h Of range three. weS'. in Du
h"is cnuniy, Indiana, containing 40 acre
more Or less.
The east half of the north eas, quarter o
same section. township and range. same
coun'v. containing 80 acres. more or less.
The nortn eas' quarter OF the north ives
quarter ~ section thiriy-one, township ons
I'D, north ri range two ~ wes', in Orange
county. cpn'1ianig 40 arcres.
The north vest quarter OF the north wes'
quarter Of section thirty-on-. same townrh,r
and range. in Orange county, Containing A
acres.
The south west quarter Of the south wesi
qnsrri of SECTION thirty. same township and
rs nge, containing 40 acres
the east halt oi ,h- south west quarter OF
section thirty, township one ~, nsrth o.
rang" iw"(2) west, cnniaining 80 acres.
The sou'h east quarter OF the north wesi
On ,r'er Of src'I,n thirty, same ownship aud
range. containing 40 acres.
The s"u'h ives, quarter Of the north east
quarter of same section. tow nsihp and range,
cont aiming 40 acres.
The north east qus'ter Of the north wesi
quarter Of section thirty. same township and
range, containing 40 acres.
The north west quarter OF The south wes'
quarter OF section thirty. same township
and range. containing 40 acres. and makiag
$50 acres in al
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF Six
TIVE I've and Eighteen mouths will be given
the pnrcher OF purchrrs giving notes with
approved securely, bearing interest from
date, and waiving rei'ei fran valuation 81
sppraisn-nt laws. N b. The widows OF
said dscsdenis having given their conseni
ihereio. by order OF said Court their interest
in ssId lands will also he snld
WESLEY EDWARDS.
ASA NEAL, sdm'rs.
Jan. 23d. 1864 -4w
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&Ilcrin-s sale.
$500

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue q
= cerilfisd copies 81 decrees, issued from
The ufiice vf tLr clerk Of the Dubois Circuit
and Common Pleas Courts 10 me directed
requiring me TO make The SUN of Eleven
hundred and iwcnfy-eight dollars and fifty.
me cents. with interest on said decree and
costs. vii proceed 70 offer for sale st public
auction To The highest bidder. for cash Il,
hand, 81 the door Of the court house in
Jasper, on
SATURDAY Feb. 18th, 1864.
between the hours prescribed BY law, the
rents ana profits for the term Of seven
wears, Of The following described real estate,
situated in Dubois county. to.wif:
The son'h east 4 OF section twelve (12).
town one v, ~ range four (4), west. also
The south esst Of the south west 4 OF the
ssme section ionwn and range, containing
zoo sctes more or lees.
And on failure 20 realize the full amount
of principal. interest and costs called Tor by
sad execution. / will at the same time and
place aud in like manner, sell the fee simple
Of said real estate.
Taken in execution as the properly cf
Jane Poison, Nancy Poison. and others, at
the suit OF Louis Sang.
This sale will be made without any reliei
whatever from valuation or spprsisemeni
laws.
JOHN wEIKEL. Sheriff n. c.
II. Smith, plff atty.
Ian. 23d, ls64.-3w. $500.
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ATTENTION, SOLD! ERS!

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS,
We call the attention OF al having reIa
tion~ ~ friends IN the army 20 The fact that
German B,tters Twill cure
ninr tenths ~ the diseases induced hy ex-
posure and privs'ions incident 10 ~smp life.
liz the lists, published almost daily in the
newspapers, on the arrival Of the sick. i,
will be noticed that very inrra propuriio
are suffering from debility. Every case Of
that kind can be readily cured BY HocArnd's
German Biuers Diseases resuliing from
disorders OF the digestive organs are speed
lily removed. We have no hesitation in
stating that, il these Bitters were freely
used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives
might be saved that otherwise will Be lost.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS.
See shst the signature OF C. M JAcKsox'
70 on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE as cEHrs,
on HAi1 Dnz. FOR $500.
should your nearest druggis. not have
the article, do not be put of BY any Or the
preparations ,hst may be offer.
sd.in its place, but send to Us, and we will
securely packed, By express.
~ PrincipsI Office and Mandatory
No. 631 Arch Street.
JONES e. EVANS,
(Suceessoss to G. N. jackson g. Co..
Proprie,ors.
oTFOR SALE IN jasper, by M. Fsr,p
MAN. and Druggists and Dealers In every
to~n in the United Sssles.
Feb. 9th. 1864 -ly.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY.

No. 81 vesey street, New York;
Since its orgsnizstios. has created asv
evs 10 the history Of
Wholesaleing Teas in this Country
They have introduced their seIecsioss OF
TEAS, snd ere selling them q not over
T W0CKNTS (0s) per pound above Cost
Never devia,ing from The ONE PRICE
asked.
q MOTHER peculiarly Of the Company
"A is that their TEA 1AsTER not only de-
votes his time 20 ID. selection Of their TEAS
40 10 quality, value. end psriirulsr styles
fur particular locsIities Of country, but h-
b elps the TEA buyer 10 choose out OF their
enormous stock such TEAs ss are best
adapted 10 HE particular ws nis, aud not onls
this, but points out To him the best bsrgsirs
u 70 easy 10 see the incalcuabIe sdvsn
'age Tea BUYER has 10 'his Establishment
over al others.
n he Il no judge Of TEA. or the MARKEr
u HE time L valuable. he hiss al the benefi :
of . well organized System Of doing business.
Of an immense capital. Of the judgement
Of a professional TEA TAsrER. and the
knowledge oi superior sslesInen.
This enabIes all Tea buyers-no natter
II they are thousands OF miles from THE
msrket-to purchase on a. good terms here
as the New York merchants.
Parties can order Teas and will be served
BY US a. well ss though they came them
aeIver, being sure to get original packages.
true weights and iares; and the Teas ere
Warranted a. represented.
We issue . Price List of the Compsnyss |
Teas, which will be sent to al Who order IL:
comprising
Tyson, Young Tyson, Imperial, Gun
powder, Twankay and Skin.
00l0MG, S0UCn0MG, ORANGE AND
HvS0M PEK0E.
JArAs Tea Of every description. eolorea
and uncolored.
This list has each kind Of TEA divided In
10 FOUR Classes. namely: CARGO, highI
CARGO. FINE. FINEST, that every one
may understand from description end the
prices annexed that the Company ere deter
mined 10 undersell the whvls Tea trade.
We guarantee 10 sell ALL. orr Teas o.
not over TWO CENTS { OF Cenis) perl
pound above cost, believing shis 70 be ss-
ractive 70 The many Who have heretoiorel
been paving Enormous Prc6ss.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
Importers end Jobbers. No 81 veeev s rect.
NEW YORK.
September 26. 1ss3.-sm
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NOTICEi- l. hereby given thar BY vistss oi
~ certified copy Of decree. issued from
The Office ~ The clerk of the Dubois C,m.
mon Peas Court to me directed. requiring
me u make the sum Of one hundred and Nv
doiisfs and f'te-n cents, with inierees on
said decree aud cos's will proceed :. offer
Tor sale ~ rubIic sucsisa 70 the highest
bidder. for cash in hand, % the door Of the
court house J.. Jasper. sn
SATURDAY. Feb 18th. 1864,
between the hours prsrcrib.-t by law, The
rents and profits for seven yesrs, of the fol.
l"wing rrscrbed real estate, situated 10
Dubois county, 10 wit:
The south wesi quarter cf section No
ten (l0). 10 io~nShp p No. one (1), soush ~
rsnle. No. four a.. west, containing one
hundred and SIXTY screr. more or less.
A nd or failure 70 realize the iuli amount
of principal. interest and costs called for
by said xeru'ion. will 1t the same time
md place and in like manner, sell the lee
simple OF suid real estate
Taken in execution IS she property si
AIoer' Mo-lisr pd William Burton, al the
suit oi Enoch C"x.
This sale viii be made wiihour any r.lis.
Whatever from valuation or appraislnsn MT
avs.
JOHN WEiKEL, Sheriff D. G.
X. smith riff Any.
Jan. % 1864 -3w SS 90
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FOR SALE BY

N. FREADnAE, jasper;
Fam. HorFnAH. Hssbsson Township;
JoHs l.. HoFFnAS, Columbis Township,
GEo. HoSSnAs, Harb.son Township;
GEO r. SHURTz. Ferdinand;
JcHs q. BEcKsAs. Ferdinand;
EREsr PicKHARpT, Hunsingsbure;
L. x. TAYLOR, Ireland;
andby Druggists & Merchants ever where
c. w. ROBACK, Compcunder Of S,omseh
Biiters. Blood Pills. DistilIer snd Mssnfs~-
tuser Of Cslswba and Swedish Brsndie~ end
I'll kinds Of the 6nsst Domestic Liquoss
which ere sold. wholesale or in any desired
qusnsisy. q Nos. 56. So. 90 md So East
Third Street. Cincinnati. q.
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NOTICE T. hereby given Tint BY virtue oI
y srd order Of the Duhuir G. m mon P.-ar
touri will sell at public suc,,on on the
prsnis.r m.
FRIDAY 'n- &c Il DAY ~ FEBRUARY
1861 'hr following described real ssts.e.
-aua'rd ia Dub"is County Indians, tvw il:
The n"rih ess' ar. oi the north east qr. oi
~ctsDn 81. the north west II lhs -ouih wes,
". 81 ssc"'" 80. town (D. north 81 rang.
81 wss, sIsv the snnih vss' of the SOUTH
w~s' ~. ~ -ecsion Is. The north east d The
~ess ~. VI ssst,o. -. inssms town end
,smgs
rEKNS-0nr third " the purchase mon
~ ~is. D. =. Qalrsd ~ six nrn'hs. "ns thir q
- '~e.vs G..nihs. and one ,dlrd eirnte- o
nr,n'hs h.sn he day ~ ss,e. tue purchaser
rviag n"t- with gr'd ir-ehDld srrurtty
" v,ng apr ,lsmenf lsw-. h.arny inl~r~s,
irv'n date SAMUEL JACOBS.
q ,n,,n,-~ iuner.
J 81 a'h. 1861 ~
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NEW STORE!
Dry Goods, Clothing and
GsrOCeriess

vuvHE undersigned hss just returned FROM
> the Queen City with : we'll selected
stock Of the shove articles. 20 which he
invites the attention Of citizens Of Duboir
county. He 10 confident he can cell HE
goods % cheap a. any merchant IN This Vi
ciniiy. HE stock Of RentIemen's Clothing
10 particularly fine. Call End Gee for your.
selves. at the big brick. north n the Cour,
House. JOSEPH EGG.
September c6, iS63.-ly
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY
DIR. G. M. JACKSON, Philad'a, Pa
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSP EP51A,
JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease,
Of 'he Kidneys, and MI diseases
arising from q disordered
Liver or Stomach.
such
as Consti-
patton, Inward
Piles, Fulnees or
BLOOD TO the Head,
Acidiiv Of rho Stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust
for Food. Fuinsss Or weighi in
The Stomach. Sour Eruriaf ions,
Sinking or i nstenng st The Pi OF
We S'nmach. Swimming OF tho Head
Hrrrd ard fiicuI, Breathing. Flut-
nring at the Heart. Choking or SuHocs-
ting Sensations when in q lying posture
Dumne-s uf Visiun, Dfs or Webs before
The = chr. Fever sud Duil Pain in The
Head, ID fccncy % Peppir ,iion,
Yellow nrss cf the Skin and Ever.
PAIN in The Side. Back. Chest
Limbs, &c Sudden Flashes
of Hat, Burning il tho
Flesh, Constant lm.
sginings sf Evil,
and great d..
presson Of
Spifils.
Aud wi positively prevent YELLow FEvE4,
BiLLi"Us FsvER. &c.
THEY CONTAIN
NO AlCMH0L OR BAD WHlSkEY!
Tiny will cure The above diseases IN ninety
nine cas-s NJ of = hundred.
H00FlAND'S GERMAN BITTERS!
Are not . new snd untried srt,els, bu,
have stood IN. test nj fiisen ysars irlal BY
the American puhlic. and their repuistion
and sale. are not risslled BY any simil a.
prep ss'ion
The psopsiesoss have thousands Of Letters
from the moss smnens
CLEReynEs.
LAwyERs,
PHYIciAss.
and
CfTizEns,
rssssfying Of heir own personsl knowledRe,
10 The beneficial effects aud medical vmtuss
u ,hese B,it.ss.
", You WAsr S MEraixo 70 SrnsporH-
~ YOU.
u" fnu VAST G"nD PPEriTEi
y, YOU VAST To BuILD uP YorR Con-
sTirur.ss
d. Y VAST roGEr RID ~ Nervousness!
y. vm VAST EssRGYs
d. Y.U WAxr r. SLEEP Wilt
DO W. WAIT BRrsE. vIc..R. us FsrLrrc!
l. you do, use HoprLAEDs GKxnAx
I'lrrEKs.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Tner- hre msny prrpr tion- sold under
ne NAM Of Bi'iers, pu, np in IN ~ boities,
of the chsapest hickey or
common rum, casting from 20 10 40 cent?
per & 'lion, the taste disguised bv Aniss o.
Io'isnder Seed
For those who deaire and will have . Lii
quor bIti'rs. we publish the following re-
crIp'. Get OwE By-TLE HooFLArD's GER
MAJ BiTTsRs and mix with THREE QUARTS
% GnoD BRASpY or WHIsKEy, and ne re-
suit will be a preparation that will far excel
IL medical virtues aud true excellence rny
q the numerous L'qsor BItters in The mar
kei, snd will cost much .ess. You will hove
sll the virtues Of HocFLAED's BirrrRs in
connection with good article of Liquor, !,
=, much lees price than these Inferior
reparaiInna will cost you
The Jasper weekly courier., 1864-02-13
NOTICE

Is hereby given 10 all p.raous inlrre~ ed
i that W. undersigned have filrd iIrir
petition 10 the Honorable Il ,asd 80 County
Commissioners sf Dubois count,, Indiana.
with 'hr County Audi'o', Of s,id county,
praying f"r 'hs vacation ~ m slies. ~ thr
tow o jasper, IN saiJ county. d-s,gnnsrd
on The rrrorird nm thereof. a. dvlding
lots NJ i28 ind III Of sail town. aud com
m.nring on Newton street, aud running
thence east 8 tses wide aisng The south side
of Ssd b; NJ 12S. aud nnrn s,de Of said
In NJ. LII 10 al sliey running along the
~. east side Of said In's. and that laid
peii in WI be- heard d, the next term ~
sh. Commissioners C-ur,. ~ said county.
JACOB SCHMIDT
BRUNO BUETTNER
Ian 30 h 1854 -5u
The Jasper weekly courier., 1864-02-13

these Filters arc PUT up IN quart
bottles, Of lChich the obovs - > .fso-
siriis Ths label Is finely en-
gravsi, and Is provided s0ifh .
safs guard from counterfsifers.
Priss 81 Per bottle. or sir for IS.
G. W. Roback, Proprietor, No.
East Fourth Street, cincinnati, %
whom all orders should b od-
ivessei.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


NOrlCEis hereby gwen 'hst all PERSONS
~ having claims, notes. or accnnnls fled
against the estate oi any dccrndent, ia the
Court Of Common Pleas. ~ Dubois county
lnd,sna, that stand for trial according 70
law. are requested 10 come forward and b.
provided 10 prove The same. o, the snme " i'll
he dismissed a, The costs ~ The claimants
Said clsims will he Tor irisi II the May Perm
1864 ~ rsid Court. By order 81 the C.nr,.
Wines. my hand. this 18th day ol Jan
A. -. 1864.
henry A. HOLTHAUS Clerk.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1864-02-13

Country Produce
vTVAKES In exchange Tor gods. and the
= highest market price gwen by
Oc:. ID, 1868. Jos. FREApsAs.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1864-02-13
Township Meeting Notice.

NJ Office e hereby given that the under.
1V signed Township Trustee Of Bainbrdge
Township, D0bois County, viii attend on
the last Saturday Of every month. 1t the
Library room In the Court House, in Jasper,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. M. and
o'clock. Pm for the purpose Of attend
ing 70 the township business, and he hopes
all having such business will attend At those
times. MATTHIAS KIEFER.
May Q, 1868. --3m.