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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-18

(Rcsidence opposite Indiana Hotel, Jasper
HAS large stock o. Dry Gs.ds. Groc--
= RES md Notions. which he u desirous
Of peddIing ous on the D inripie Of '.snsii
profs snd quick sslsr.' lie gives below
sane Of his psiere. snd invites shors wha
wish 20 buy. 10 cal on him 81 his homs. or
stop his wagon. when IN motion. AL kinds
o. produce taken N exchange frv go"d..
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Asa rr~f that The uleoi urIner and Pills 80
snr~ly Vegetable have the certificates 20 tho-e
i.~nt chemists. Professors chiffon VI >~a iork. and
Locke " Cincinnati.
Head W.. Rr,nck'. Sr~risi Notices end Certificates
published in conspicuous part q his PAPER frvns
time 70 tiinr.
Price IL tha Scandinavian Vegetable i'icof rnri-
6~r 81 pcr trsfir. ~ 81 perhaif drssn ~ The Ssn
l.oxes ~ 81.
pripri,al ofsrs and sslrsrrrm. Ne East Fourth
= AZ budding frunn Vain 81, cincinnati. v. Iab-
A~....s A.. A. Hammond STREET.
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8 3 9 . 9 =

cNE person writes. her daughter wna
clrei " iiis Of nine years standing, and
81 Wins dance ~ two years.
ANOTHER writes, bis son wns cured
aiirr hs flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctor. pronounced the case incura
able
ANOTHER was cured OF Fever and Agne
after irving every medicine in IL reach
ANOTHER was cursd q Fever Sufs
which hn,i existed fourteen year..
ANOTHER ~ Rhcumatsm ~ cght
years
Gases innunerahlc Of Dyspepsia sna
Liver Complaint could TO- mentioned ~
which the Purifier and Pills
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHlLA DKLPHiA. PA.

rhlLh DbLfniA. IA.
hISEASES Of The y .rvns. seminal
- Urinary snd Sexual SysIemS--nrw ~nd
r~iisbie r-s'msni--ln rspnris 81 the now
ARD ASSOCIATiON-S-nt by mail ~
sealed le,er enseirnrs 'r~e q charge. Al
drss-. d. J SKIl.LiN lIOUGliTON
Howard Association, No =. = Nima street.
Philadelphia Pa. March Ats, ls54-ly.
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n\OoA MvNA X,Avev Vl\A.
which, in conjunction with the
A\OOA pNNvAI.Sv,

wil cure NJ the aforementioned Diseases
and, u themselye<. will rrliev. and euro
Headache, Costsusness,
Colo Pains, Choisra Morbus.
Indigestion, pain IN the I'osOsls,
Dizziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret i.
Ask your neighbor. who have used
them, and they Will say they are
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arc th~ most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They net 20 directly urvn tho Liver,
cxciil hat o-gan ~ such m extent -
ihsi sssiem docs not relapse into 10
f.-nt Dndi,icn. which 10 too apt 70 be
the Ease with simply purEaiisc Pill.
Thex ar. really
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
We call The attention Of al having rela
items ~ friends IN the army to the fact thsI
.HOOFLsND'S Germsn Bfters will cur-
nine tennis 81 The diseases induced bv n.
pseure snd rsivstions 'ncid-n, 10 esmp life
la the lists. published slmust daily IN the
newspapers. vn the arrival Of the sick. u
~iII BE- noticed that very large proportion
sre suffering from debility. Every csse Of
thst kind csn be readily cured BY Hovf sGd'.
German Buffers Diseases resulting IRON
disorders 81 the digestive orgsns sre speed
ily removed We have no hesitation in
stating thsf, II these Btters were freely
used smorg our soldiers. hundreds Of lives
might be esved thst Otherwise will be lost.
BEWARE or CoUNTERFEITS
See shst the signature OF C. NJ. JAcKsos'
70 on the WKAFPKR Of each bottle.
PRICE FsR sorrLE IS cESrs.
on HxrY pcz. FoR 81 90.
should your nearest druggist not hsve
the srsicle. DO not be pu, or BY any o. the
Intoxicating preparations that may be Offer
60 ID its place, but send to Us, and We will
forward. securely pscked. BY express
IL Priucipsi Office and Mandatory,
No. Gal Arch Street.
JONES T. EVANS
(Suceessoss 20 4. M. jackson a. Co..
Proprie:ors.
0yFOR SALE in Jasper. by N. FREiD-
uAs. snd Dvuggisss and Dealers in every
ro~s in the United S'stss.
Feb. eth, 1861 -ly.
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and you should try them before going for
. physician.
Get rsmphlrs or Almanac Of my local
agent anil read the certificates, and II you
have ever doubted you viii
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THEY CONTAIN
NO kICkR0l On BAD WHISkEY!
Thy all cure ihr above di-rases in ninety
ain- eases u ~ . hundred
H00FlAkD'S GERMAN HITTEaS!
Are not . new sod unried sdicls, but
n.sr si-od The tee, Of f'tren years trlsl BY
ne American public. and their reputation
pc. q sssinn
Ths prcpne'ors hss- thou-a nds q Letters
from fhs most eminent
CLEkc.HEs.
Lawyers.
PHyricrAss.
CIrizfss.
r..-'iiy ing of heir own persrnsl kuy~ietg..
y, ,hr b-a. hrisi objects aud as-.iicsI virtues
~ ihe-s Buffers.
DO You VAST : sETHlsc T. STRENGTH
~ Ynrl
~. iuU MAsr > G-oD trrETrTE,
Do Y"u WASr TO BuiLD VI YvsK cos-
sTi1U-ioss
-, Y u VAST u" GEr X ~ Nsavrusslss,
~, y.n w1sr EsERsy,
d. Voc WAsI r. SLkET WELL
10 Yau NAsr Bark VIC aK..us FkEL'sGl
YOU DO. u~e lIo rLAsDs GEsnAs
BIITkR~
PARTICULAR NOTICE
Tiers are m.ny proper 'ii".s cold under
shr name 81 BIi-rs. pnr 20 ~ a. q bottles,
compounded 81 The chsaps-5 ~hi-kry ~
rornunvn rum. c sing from - to ~ Genie
.'-r g,iiou. me ts-se disguised b. Anise o.
d1iandsr Seed
For those who desire and will have Ii
Quor buffers. ~e publish shr following re-
eeipt. C-' O~E B.-rLE HocFLAsD'~ GsK-
NA> BtTTFR- sud mix 9Th THEfL QrAETs
% GopD BRAsDr % WHISKY. aud me re-
-uit viii be pr~psrsssvB Inst will far excel
- medical virtues sid trne excellence any
- The humorous Isiqupr Biier~ in 'h- msr
k.f. and ~ill cost much .@-s. f.u will hsve
~ the virtues Of II"sFLAxD's BfTT~Ks 10
connection wiEh good sr'icIe u Liquor,
~ = nllrh lees price Than these inferior
preparations ell cost -ou.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE . hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed sdsninistss-
tor o. the estate Of Lydia Payne. late o.
Dubois county deed; said estate 10 supposed
to be solvent.
JAMES =. sPURLOCK sdm'r
may 18th, 1854 -3w.
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FISH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS


: BY the i,me 81 . common lamp
AZ the cnsf ~ CENTS worth OF oil. yer,
comfortable bresk at can be cooked.
N. Y. Tribune.
Simple IN c0neruction, EASILY
kept 10 order. ready for ure 10 momen
convenient, 20 hsve on hand
--Dmggisl's Circnlsr
FI-h'- Lamp ID one Of the
most popular novelties u the day,
the utility Of il Il unauersionsbie, . great
saving il made in heating snd cooking small
articles. and csn be m-de 20 cock meals for
: great many persons, whirh - actually
done on the smbn!ance csn v bich carry
the sick soldiers sScientifs American
For family use, hospital tent,
bsrrsck, picnics. fishing, nursery. or sick
room, II 10 an sriicIe OF comfort beyond sII
proportion 10 lie cost. Hall Jour
nal u Health.
have tried the apparatus snd
NV wife and proclaim fhs same most
valuable and indispensable article. and we
now wonder how We could have 90 long
done without il. I'd. Coal Oil
Circuisr.
An economical contriv snce for
getting up hest a. short notice for nursery
and general household purposes,
one important point IL the saving IN cost
over coal FIRE. n Y. Evening Post
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NEW STORE!
Dry Goods Clothing and

vvHE undersigned hiss JUS, returned FROM
= the Queen City with . well selertsu
stock Of the above articles. 20 which h.
invites the attention OF citizens Of Dnbois
county. lie u confident he can seii h,s
goods as cheap - any merchant in this Vi
eini'y. His stock Of gentismen's Cl.'hing
l. psrticuIsly fine Csli and see ior your
selves, at the b'g brick, norh ~ ,he Csur'
House. JOSEPH EGG.
September &c. 1863 -iy
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NOT ALCOHOLIC.

lNUI ALCUIlUIIlC
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
a PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED ~
DIR. G. NJ. JACKSON, Philad'a. Pa
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA.
JAIyDICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility. Discascl
Of the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from = disorderrd
Liver or Stomach.
such
- Consfi-
paiion. Inward
Piles, FulDers or
Blood 10 The iIe=h.
Acidiiy ~ rho Stomach,
y rases. Heartburn. Disgust
Tor t"pd. Fnlnsss o. weight in
The S'omsrh. Sur Erurts,ioa~,
Sinking or r vr,-ung Al me ri, ~
VI. S'nmsrh. Ssinming OF rhe Head
iIurri q aud ID ffirur Breathing. Fut-
,srIng ~ The Heart. Ch"kIng or Sutfocs-
ring Sensations wh-n "a . lying pDsrure
Drm.e-- 81 Vision. D,,s ~ Web- before
me S.2lf. Fever SUD Dali Pain 10 The
Head. u hcIenry Of Per<piraiior,
Ysllp~ne - The Skin and Eve,
Psin 10 the Side. Back. ch-sl.
Is'uIh-. &c SUDDEN Flashes
OF Heat. Earning in The
fl-.h. Csrstsnt Isn-
sginIngs 81 Evil.
aud essst n
pr-rslnn Of
SplrIi--
\ - vii ra-i'ireiy prevent YELLOW FEVER
BsILlwCs ffvER. SC.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-14
Official Delinquency

The Detroit Trijuac of Friday contains
the following statement. which was read
by our citizens with surprise and regret:
The extravagant statements published
hv our contemporary. and the street ru-
mors which impGcate innocent parties.
render proper a statement concerning the
alledged defalcation of q government officer
in this city.
The person alluded To Is the delinquent
officer. is Langiord G.. Berry. ESQ. C0llec-
tor of Internal Revenue Tor this District. IL
may not be generally known that Mr.. Berry
has not had charge OF the Office since about
the 18th of last November. AT which time q
special government agent was sent on 10 in
veStigate his accounts and his resignation
was demanded. which took effect on De
cember lst. Since the former date the office
has been in charge Of Judge J. J. Leonard
and lis affairs have been constantly under
going examination. Mr.. Berry was found
TO have made use OF Government funds in
private speculatiOns 10 a large amount, every
cent Of which he promised % make good.
and up 10 this time has refunded 500. 900 @
/ Government money in his possession. Be
sides this. Sl3, 600 are provided for by him
I and this he claims. and il Is sincerely hoped
will cover the entire deficit. Ii there is any
| further deficit whatever. il must be small
and his bOndsmen, who stand held To III,
/ Government in the sum of Sl00 GOO. arr
entirely good tor the residue. so that in any
event, the Government will sustain no loss
\ second special agent Of the Government
is now in this city pushing his investiga
tons. The Government still holds Mr.
Berry responsible for a considerable sum O
, uncOlected taxes. which be did not tax
the proper legal steps 10 relieve himself c
the liability for.
= 1T Is believed that NJ Porv was le
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have reason 70 expect that the claims o.
Biajr 10 be the peer OF Chandler. and tne !
most appropriate representative ol Aicni- /
IAN abolitionism, VIII be recognized iE l-e /
Legislature.
II will be seen by Tie foregoing extract
hat the Journal says expressly. " il oneoi
the two must be elected. 'rs preflr isa'r-
This sbowsthat the Netrs mistooS the whole
tenor Of the article: and in view Of that ms
take we might say. We are sorry 10 see
him Mr. Blair) taken up so ailectionaIely
bv the cOpperheads, but II Is evident lie L
their choice. They prefer anything 10 the
election Of Mr.. Howard which IS a pretty
GOOD evidence that he Is the right man Iol
the place We might say this. in the very
words OF the Ne,rs. but We do not; Tor We
| have too much respect for the patr-oiic ser
vices and wel-earned fame OF Mr. bl@ll
when we run ont Of facts and argument ''
wish to damage him by q saeel'.
The whole thing is a small affair, and d.
worth half the space we have bestowed %
r f.: but it seemed necessary that t'e i'i'
o take ofthe Ne,rS should be- rectihed
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DIED.

IN avn, Clinic. county. nee 9Th. 1864. At three
o,-io.k A n FRANK Dough As. only child q James
3 and Flfrah--h T-nEyc,- ef thi- city, aged ore
yesr II months and 10 days
... TIE loved ani lost why do ~e call him lost
Rscsasewe 20 is him from olr onward Tosd'
Gods unseen angel DER our pathway erost,
Locked on rs all. and loving him the most,
s.raishtway relieved him or Lies weary iosd.
So Ave look upon this dreary desert path
Tho thorns and thisiles wheresoeer We turn
wiattrials. ana what tears what wrongs and wrath
What struggles and Whist strife the Journey hstn
He hath escaped from these; and 10, We mourn
cox
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Con.uEapsives - --ii-Fe --l-'
-I receive valuable Pres-Tl7t.l- - i-- 1-'e %
Ce-s- -avi'n. 4sth-a Brorr ait's and al -Af'A' --
Ing Affections free q charge. - enclosing ia-f
49, Rsv. E1WARD A WILSON.
vi. izu-sb1rg- King Comfy. Her f9--
11r-2
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aict with N ON wherever found; and that he
has deep ap1 abiding interest in every
-tldng that concerns the welfare Of his
country.
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eon,.,ons and Experience Of n In

Confessions anu IL PNi
xaIfd.-pubf SHE'D a. : oso=at- AID c1-ti7, =
voune usa ard others. Who sufe- from Nervous De-
$500 Premature Day q M-rhooi- & supply ins
=, ,bs sane ,irae The Means o. Sci Gre b o1e
al. has c-red hinsef aftsr Undergoing oonsiieraoi7
suarkarv By enclosing postpaid -icressei Cd
-.i-, s.rzIs copies nay be la- q The author
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR. Esl.
zoo-re Brooklyn king Co !
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Order Tor Raising and Organizing a
Nesv Volunteer Army Corps
WA i1ETArrNENr,
n--.-~..~ Ers--aarr nrr-rv


AryrrA>r GENEKAl's OFTlCs.
WAslrSl1oS, November -oil. l>1-j
7 rls. A. Army Cor-s 20 consist Of not Jess thar |
twenty sand I-r.-t-y an1 cr isie- f'r noi iess
h.n one vca- 9, Dee is -raiel ;Le Frst Corps shall
be o-Sa-.r,I ie the u.stict or Co--mo-l, c'rn'rc-
.,- ths ora. -st.a- nd ta- l-si Gay cl ncewe,r
f,s4 aal continuing ultl Gle hrsi l-y 81 .'nlar!
4 -ext Tle pr.ratss g. consist oay of able ooais'
4 uian r7ao have served l-ac.ahv rct i'sS tnan q"
re.-- and therefore aot saheot 20 trsfi the officers
DO be commissioned from s-ch as have honeraoiF
served nos Cess .aau two years.
7 R-cr-Ez WiI he furnished trals1-ri-il'A o
wasanst1. VIII oe credited C. t1e district % whcn
,hsg or Their families are iomi,lle-, and VAL be paid
f srlc..l bounty OF three hundred dollars from he
substitute flul upon being mustered into The service
E.-a re,rait who preserves his arms 90 the end O.
Z bis tenn mss reta.a them as hs oNn upon ee.n'
q aouoraflr discharged FROM ths service
z III nctaa. e o-saalzation will De prescribed t'
- tr, Affatant General The heads OF bureaus vii De
y tail comment officers for tho prompt examination All
u organization. armme elu'ppins, and supplying I'd
the corps
II Miior General Hancock IS assigned O. the con
" aat ~ this corps Headquarters az Washington
ii Rr order " tho $. retary ~ War.
%, ts'ynei' ? d Io"NsANp'
il Asst Atit General
a. (0ncial r ! BARRY,
Cant and Provost Marshal,
Third Congressional District. Mich. 5OSwo
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ross. All also the expenses Ia preparing
the articles Tor shipment Only one han
# the draft to Chaplain Day Is here report
81 an equal amount having been sen, by
the Young ladies.
Mss. +. {. DART. Treasurer.
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THE STATE ELErT0Rs The Electors 81
President and Vice President met al the
office Of the Secretary Of state last Wednes-
dav. and cast the vote Of Michigan unan'-
mously for Lincoln and Johnson. Hon q.
p. Concer Of Macomb county vas appoint
Cd 10 carry the vote Of the state 70 " ASH
irrrnn
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U1O TIE PUBLIC Applications Tor
Agencies % The PhGuix Insurance company o.
Hartford Conn. 10 places where the company "a ~
- ,, l ,,.,4..' q, the undersigned Applicants
Mi f,r.ish proper references as well a. state sAo
ne AMOUNT o. business % he secured Agencies
N he Phoaix are now. and have been iof year, ~
..-..al .,,,araff1n under comprehensive Aln IA
..,i stem Lad an the cities towns, and prnclpal
49, aa,rliug unrivaled facilities 10 the pnoAe
.r lcting insurance, iu FIRST class once. me alil
~ biz roratoy IS 70 SIN more rrtenc as uss lueA.
~ ,f|ry local offices a. ace prominent and
.-a..re sr,s throughout the Nertn Western STATES
.ll Territories ..., Cd p,i4
BE- Agents Appointed Losses busted ~'a l,,,
g. enc. promptly attended Co. Doc-in'nts
. s...-... Furnished Agents. ana all business con
...-.. tt-1syl ills Branch in tho same manner As
e.-,.-., Wa the P4rc-, Ollie "a Hartford hfaie-
e-t4h shed 1881
n q NA6uI. General Agent,
s,,... &. " so Third street. Cincinnati, q
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CIRL WANTED.-A girl wanted mme-
II aiateiv o. Go general h0lsewora be- family o.
eo,i- nersors Good wages paiI D. capable. Inquire
40 she Lansing Post ofce o''"-
EMPLOYMENT SO 4 MONTH
E.Ac.rts wanted 10 sell Sewing Machines We Vii
give a comm ls-ion on al machines SOFA OF eHli-s
70 nees paid Address, 7 iiERRiSroN % lie
trot Mich.
INSURANCE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby
/ given that The annual meeting o. 'ne I'm.
1r..-l7. Five Insurance Company of lnEham touhi}
vii be h.la a. The Court House IN the village 81 VA
SIN on Nonday, December -sih, al DO clock A y .
for The election Of officers AID the TRANSACTION o. so
49, b...,-e-s a. required by the charter q saii
clmpaf y
Ms-o-. Dec 18th, ls5t Go.
j. g. LOOMS, Secretary Of company
503w2
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NJ AR ri l. ID

Ia Dai.a on the ga by Gruuison, Esq. Al the
brides fathers = c WARntll Of Co G.. l. Men vet
eran sol. T. Miss MARY COCHRAN
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semi-Annual Report Of the Treasurer Of
the Lansing Military Aid Society.


list oF AEIi' LIS IN -,--.-
"ih-''' Ne
seven pairs DE-" 'i"" e.7'
socks. > new cotton Sn'l''' ~
shirts. eS new crash towers / o-i 80
- old and new hanoAefcnl'.7' '''' s.''''
46 rolls haudage- Il rolls ola oo'-o"' -.'-s
old linen l comforter, paeNa7eN
currants ! package dried corn ' 0'---',
currant wine. 3 bottles green cuIl"''-7' =
bottles pie plant. bottle ',f"" .e''e -'-'i'
l p bushei onions
list or ARTICLES SHIFTED To- cHAPLAIN DAY.
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Information Free To Nervous Suf-
rerer..--A seat snan c-rsi o. Nervous lcoi-t y IT,
.m0etercy Premature Decay. a-- Youthful Error,
.ct-a.e- by des.-e g. blncli others VII ee happy
10 tara.sh 90 sd Fho need Al, Oroo Of oaA7se) ne
rees at 41l directions i'r making The simple rene y
esel n us cas-. Sufferers WisAiay 90 Froli BY tae
advertisers bal experience, ana possess s1re and
v..-ae.e reIaeoy. can do so by addressing him a.
once ~ lis place q business Tie receipt an1 fail
irr,-.a4tior- vitalirnq ortance-wLl bs cAee-iliiy
sent by return mail ACTRESS
JOIN p OGDEN
No al NAssll s-rcei. Nov York.
p. s.-Nervous Sufferers % both sexes Vii fnl
,sis Information Invaluable so-mS
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AND TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN :

HF Has Also
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HE HAS Also
school a Miscellaneous BoOksI

CLOCKS WATCHES. JEwELRY
Wall Paper, Cloth & Paper Window Shades
CurtaIn Fixtures'
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Military State Agent. i farther postponed
until lie 10Th OF December IL the instance
Of Tie Governor OF New York.
Tie standing Committee Of tie House OF
Representatives appointed 40 The first sess-
ION, continue Throughout the present Cong
RES.
WASH-N 7T0S. Dec. 9.
Richmond papers print Fredericksburg
letter. dated Tia 9Th. which says IL i repor-
ted that 5000 troops had just passed down
the Potomac 70 reinforce Grant GOO OF
these are from sheridan and ,. goo are raw
recruits
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WAsHINGT0N. Dec =
Tn. -ri,l Of Col North. the New York
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-02
PnILAnELpHlA rnAne aEPoRr.

TUESDAY, August 2.-Blsiness OF all knds is
much depressed, owing in a measure 20 the ex-
cessiVe heat of the past few days.
Quercitron Bark is scarce, ana No. Is limited
at $50 T. ton.
Small sales of Cotton at Sl69@t6i for mid
dlings, Mt which it is held firm.
In Seeds there is but little doing Small sales
of Clover a. SlIGal5 IT, Ga lbs. sales OF Timothy
at s5, and Fmxseed S3a365, but transactions
have been unimportant.
Provisions are very quiet but frm
There Is very little doing in Flour, which iI
held at yesterdays figures; only about 400 bar
rels Jenny Lind, extra family, were taken upon
terms not made public. To the trade small sales
were made at S9@925 for superhnei $9'S7A8
9'75 for extras; $lO@ll0O for extra family.
Nothing doing in Rye Flour or Corn Meal.
Wheat continues in steady demand, with fur
ther sales Of 100000 bushels good old red at $3.50
tf bush, S2'55 for new Penns ylvania, and 80 62Q
2'65 for Delaware white ranges from $2'60@
2'75. For new Rye Sl75 1f' bush is asked, and
for old $3.50. Corn is IN better donand sales of
5000 bushels yellow, aAoat at Sl'7S, and about
1000 bushels do, in store, at Sl'7j. No change
in prices of Oats.
Whisky is held with more irmness; small sales
of Pennsylvania and Ohio barrels at $3.50.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

IRE LArE CAPTAIN EILIoIr.-At one o'clock
this afternoon, the rtmAins Of the late Captain
Thomas II. li0tt, Of General Geary's staa, were
laid in state in Independence Hall. where they
were visited by large number Of the friends OF
the deceased.
Tho body was in an air-tght coffin with glass
face and covered with the American flag. Tn
sword OF the deceased and the steel engraving
were placed on the lid Of the coffin. Members
OF the 2Sth and 29,h Pennsylvania Regiments
acted rs the guard OF honor.
The Committee appointed at the meeting Of the
associates Of the deceased repor ed the following
resolutions, which were adopted -
Wtsr,as brother nicer and soldier, CAPTAIN Tl-nts
II Elliot \. 4. O., has death upon TIE bn,ue-dald
NhSfe hs heroic spirit felt hat day called hin; aud
ghsrea' by his many virtues he hss endea.ed nssf TO
Us as eompanoh and solder therefore
he9td lhat on this 80 cum day and this solemn 0cca-
SON the grcvcd friends OF the iilcnted Cluttn Elliot,
have met togehcr 10 express their heartfelt flsungs aud
ueep g NJ this sudden, t not uneNpcste her
Rt'otod That VIC duty as sold er- and ienis,
% hand dwu pnsteriy tae Va ues " this brlvs
der who has endeared himself 10 al who knew m fot
we MAJ ruly say, 'Brlei, braye aud y1rious w4s MI.
youug career
THB DRAFr-Last week Provost Marshal
Yaidlcy received the detailed quotas for the
townships and boroughs Of Backs county, and
the three wards Of Philadelphia, under the call OF
the President for 500 900 men, issued July Is.
1864. The quota of the whole District is 3S6S !;
OF these Bucks county is r, Quired TO furnish 1902
the Twenty-secOnd Ward AL, the rwenty-third
Ward 46i, and the rwenty.htth Ward 36l
The respective qnOtas of the sub. districts of
Bucks county are gwen below. Credits for about
JOO men IN the whole district have been allowed
the excess in former calls on the part of Bu ks
county allowed thus far being about 49, De-
ducting these credits from the number assigned
10 each sub-distrct the QuOyas still TO be iilled
are Sa'lly ascertalned. The matter now stands