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DIED,

On he 10Th Of December, alter short il!ueSs,
AL0tLO z tIEi.DS, "niy son u John a and
louisa Ele!is agsi three years, eleven months ad
thlItaeA days
Sleep. lovely tahe Al deaths cold arms;
No PAIN ht1lLy. Io4rs alarm
Thy gentle sp.rt ~ now II f-=t,
With angels IL Heaven forever best
He Ii now IN Heaven rejoicing around God
throne with ms little sister departed this liz,
lew Years ago
Al his Itsdence Oh Grace strst. Oh Friday eve
ming, the 2ut1 instant 81. UEORbE pEACH9, Vi
l. surgeon Provisional Amy Confederate States
in tie thirty sixth veal of his age.
His friends, as also those VI the family, are IN
yItsd 70 attend his funeral from ST 1smts's Church
Rev Dr. PeterkinI SUNDAY EVENING, tie 10
instant, al y clock
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ADDITIONAL ROAIHEN0 kTE
SPECIMEN YANKEE IfihisTdG LINEN

Eyh TEL GCGIiEKS.
The New yo-E I.uvaes. on Christ
r,as ,ave d;raers 70 rns so.li-rs q Lin
coin who are stationed there TO watch
then. TIA: slven by tho New England
Soldiers Relief Association" was cha
racleristic, and We copy SOME OF the
proceedings
tNer dinner. the Gi"a Clnb of tina As
eoclntion, Mrs. bloomfield presiding nj
tn aarfnoneum, gave Rally Hound the
FLAG" and & new song, oil which the III
gubrions chorus. No, no. JET, its all
Up IN Dixie, excited much applause and
laughter. Colo lel Howe, with L tow
y.easant worda, introduced "our bully
Iaiuist:r," the Rev. Mr., Brown chaplain
Of the association, whose often !nmor
-us aad earnest address Was much re
s,aaG, and las closing words, God
5,sss YOU. soldiers, whenever and wher-
over YOU 60" heartily responded to by
tue visitors.
Colonel Howe then introduced Richard
.. Dudley, one OF the crew OF tho Hart,
ford. both OF whose arms hal been shot
off by the same shell 1T Mobile. Ills ap-
pearance elected much sympathy, and
three cheers were given for him. The
Hon. T.. c. Bailey, editor OF the Boston
HeraiJ was next introduced After re-
ferrinr To the brilliant achievement OF
General Sherman, whose next feat he did
not think it would be talking out OF
school to say would be the capture OF
Charleston, the speaker predicted that al
honorable peace would be arrived a
within six months, won not by negota
ton, but by the bravery and bayonetS o
the soldiers. The causeless nature Of thu
rebellion was next touched upon; th
South had had control Of almost ever,
department Of the Government, and hat
no cause OF complaint that was no
arising out Of heir own acts.
The atrocious treatment VI our soldier
ut Andersonville waa wtltll aud unne
cessary; tho march Of Sherman ha
proved that there WAS abundance OF loo
which could have been gwen them. II
had spoken with two LADIES just escape
rrom Richmond-they told him tia
jeff Davis was buying up greenback
BY means Of on agent, and would 500
be running the blockade and esoa ping I
Europe. Mr. Bailey concluded By PR
posing three cheers for Coonel Howe
which were given with will. After tn
singing Of the Star paaglsd Banner
the audiencs joining, General Hlrai
Walbridge was introduced He adverte
to this contest 10 which We are engage
a. between the principles Of hbert.
which Landed az Plymouth, and that
alaqery To deny that this WAT was
contest between these principles was
aenT the authenticity Of God himsel
I. was contest OF moral force wi,
slavery, and this Was now the sentime!
of the world, 1t was the destiny of Il
nation to expel slavery and make its'
homogeneous, and when we come 10 r
construction We viii lag the foundsti
Of our prosperity bread and deep, a
then eau send across tho ocean and {
nand Of the two great Governments
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CONFEDEPATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, December 50, 1864.

The Senate met at l2 o'clock NJ
Ar Sparrow introduced bill toaTnend
the several acts III regard to military
sltrckEepers Referred to the Committee
VI. Military A!iairs
Mr Sparrow offered the following,
vAch was agreed to:
[...,:t.t, Ta.s tha csu,u1itt'a on &>utary ~
.,.s =. In3ttuted = IaJ Jltr mo t. ell -i4@y
-.-rss sirg The -IlHlt~r al !eTk vi oIh,eIa tie
Isl. eE lo!p. VI Tue Prov iunaI suug"
Senate bill 70 guard against the i'm.
tfopcr Construction oi tae tax laws by
In- officers cntr1S:ei with the execution
al the same, was respected isyorahly by
the Judiciary Committee, and It's con
sidciaLon was postponed i'll Monday.
i communication from the Secretary
Of the Treasury, recommending that the
fuads OF the old issue deposited by post
masters with Government depnSitaries
,e authorized TO be appropriated by the
post-cttce Department, was referred t.
the finance Commjttse
Ga motion, by MIR. StInm1S, The Senate
resolved INTO secret session.
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E4ksF 5rRc1AL NOIIcp.
From and after January lst, 1860, tia steamer
JOHN H PARKER W Ii, IL addition TO her con-
necton with Government Cont'nu" ter daily Tips 70
DREwRY'S AND CHAtPISS BLUFFS,
for the accommodation Of Passengers ami freight.
leaving her wharf at Rockets EVERY MORNING
at ilaif past O'Clock, and ENLhY EVENING at
/ o'clock
Returning, will leave Chatha's Bluff EVERY
MORNING at hali-paat 9 O'clock, and EVERY
EVENING at o'clock, stopping at al thelandings
. on the uves.
ny Persons travelling By this steamer Will pro-
cure proper passports or papers.
81 Fare each way, FOUR DOLLARS. Those
belonging to the army or navy, halt price.
De 3l-lt"
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. Dre,C,so A During the Christ
ma. vacation. tle school-hou-e on Ninth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh, has been broken Aio' anu
81, .ba stationary ipkstap3s broken, desks ictaoei
n;r,iov,-s!aes knocked out &c II Is supposed u
have been the wolk OF gang Of idle boys who III.
fest the neig hborhood, and the police would do vel
TO look after them.
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Tur M4RKErS Since the Christmas holidays,
these useful institutions have been remarkably
meagre i'll supplies Of Vegetables, poultry, fresh
beef etc. and, as q consequence, price have ruled
very high. Il - ID be hoped that country people
will not be long r--1nting their trlp- - the |ty
after the Iirxt of the new y-rc set IN
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yVHE RELIGIOUS HERALD, Of thu.

city, after brief SUSPENSION, has gIssomed its
,1,1i, EeekIv issues whlln It expects 10 continue
without interruption The ELRALD, how III It's
thirty eighth year. ~ the Oldest SoutcIn religious
journal, and the organ OF the Baptist denoLAiha-
tiou-the largest Christian denomination III p
nnIa From this wealthy and influential Church
il ought to recrlge {. liberal patronage During #
large portion Vi the past year II has furnished three
Thousand copies Of the paper 10 our gallant Amy
de Silt
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House net at J. O'Clock, and was
opened with PRAYER by Rev Dr.. Mime
gerode
The House passed joint resolution,
reported from the Judiciary Committee
hY Mr. Moore, Of Kentucky, explanatory
# the act relative 10 the pay ri clerks,
20 a. to include nil clerks and employees
II the Government Intended to be bone
fitted thereby.
The House aIsn passed the bill 10 ia
cii.tate the settlement Oh claims Of de
ceased soldiers
Pending the discussion Of bill &c
punish frauds Committed by quarter
masters and oomnissaTies, reported tIou
tie committee by MIR or, OF Mississippi
the House adjourned
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IN rRESa,
AND WILL. Be SHORTLY PUBLISHED

/.
TIP AND DOWN IN THE WORLD, By ce4e-
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and Plety," etc.
MRS. HALLIBURTON 1ROC BLEs. By Mrs
Henry Wood authoress Of " The ChannInes,
East Lynne" etc, wa. Vol. / viii IL
ready early IL January
..Persona renting 70 IA TIE advertised price o.
any Of our publications viii receage them, post pala
70 any part Ui the CouIedsracy.
TIE Trade ordering Book. tom Us Will please
state ds..nftIy how they nh thar orders sent L
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Publishers Booksellers ami stationeTs,
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SFS9EN,. oI 4 Cutrf-N ARTlAl--ihc,.t CAS-" - r.
D'Or>av Osi-n arrested soIne TINE since w'u.r Al
t,urtIug 70 reach the enenv's lines, IL, rrc"u:!y
h-..n ieDos,i Of lev co..tt-ynurtal The specile-4-
ton uron which he tCrd, Was " HhS'u,e from
IN. rDnulani wItbuut leave XII the finding u Ihe
court was three mor:GAs' smrl-"uIarnt "a. hand
.qhor'' With tho exception u: lev gay. cJntnr-
,n4t NJ astie lhuulrr PRISON. Ogdrt A'1 been on
iL;tate OF the hospital. wrrl". We UEte!ot"h !'e
I'll
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ANEW MUSTU-TNO II q l. l. \ r IS
~ EACH-gosIase I1oa tOr the pIloe--on'
half oil T. the trade.
rVI No MOTHER NOW
MCEMUR OF TIE SHELLS
DEAR MOTHER. I'VE COME HOMR To DIE.
ALABAMA.
BESSIE BELL WALT
SPRING TIME POLKA.
MQCKiNG-BIRp QCICkNrEP.
PALMETTO ScHOrTGSCNE.
CARNIVAL Or VENICE QCICK3TEP.
MUSICAL SOUVENIR, suitable as . Christmas
or NeS-Yeag's present.
ENGRAVING.
inscriptions on Watches, Rings, Jewelry, &c, il
the best style and on shortest notice
0EORGE DUNN & CO.,
de SET corner Fourteenth and Main.
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Tss,I a,,rrE-- -Y-.t,lJoy H5auLs. while
Colonel Spencer, brigade otn,si If La t,y - GEL
syaI / stvyrt's coI1uiani, vas lUsIe-t!-4 tbs
gaart a. TIE lily EL-~a. 4 E4a -fE.,iej, VsiL2
u ! n Il ne u IL YanE,~ Tis~hes- Ihs
tCi5LsI .pa& -. gGI, in III haLi Ir79toliue = %Il
IN examining me yek lie hanIhcT chtEst NON LIZ
hunt I~.t>I tLe - t?IEIux b~'t IL "Il'
,alttkI-t IlloGst. a. ty: i Il : s4- ~. S<
.t,ys vx,a,. tie ~. ..3lr,s u . Lii IL - Il
AID "a - .iou u th- T.uTet 3 ea II IL a. ~ ~
t1.n 4 Inc PRISONERS tvty at .. " -N-od "i'---
.ai..-u n.- Death IA i It,- hours r1tt"ati-
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A1fryGE K.ENTI
EDICHM0ND THEATRE,
III Corner Seventh and Broad streets.


ICHMOND THEATRE,
IL Corner Seventh and BROAD streets.
"HAPPY NEW YEAR"
MAY heaven BLESS C3 ALL,
SATURDAY EVENING. DEcsMBgR 81, 1854.
The entire play of
LACK-EYE SUSAN
ALL IN THE DOWNS
WItLT.s'.-..... .....-.... MISS KATIE ESlELi-E'
St4>x .. .Mns. +. DALTON
Inc.deuta! !, the piece the renowned Ballad OF
BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
and
A GRAND FESTIVAL DANCE.
by III"
ENTIRE COMPANY AND CORPS DE BALLET
BALLADS Miss INEZ FLOYD
Ana the Operate Play Fl
TIE DAU06TLk OF THE aE0IMENT
Jo.rpy,xF Miss 9AILIE HARRINGTON.
M.t,.,oxs,s Mae {. DkBAB.
SEQ bills O the dav fur tu4 ca-:
MUSIC INCIDENTAL 70 TUE PIECE
Acl FIRsr
Opening Cholu. Tue Enemy Aj7ancra,
Uuiiot and chorus.
Andante-~Ayc Maria. Shield Us,
Guiilor ani Chorus.
Chorlq-Ghe Enemy. Retr'a,ing.
Gu.llot AMI Chorus.
Song Rat-a-Isn .......... ............ Josephine
Ma,s,iii.iiS, ..... ..........-.. Josephine.
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~ A SUPERB Book.

RAREST OFT OF THE SEASON
NEXT 10 THE BIBLE AND SHAKESPEARE. -
TIE TH0USAND-ASD-ONE NIGHTS conn.,
monty called. in England. THE ARABIAN
NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS A new trans-
latl1n from the Arabic, with copious notes BIZ
EDWARD WILLIAM LANE, author Of the
Modern Egy ptlans" Illustrated by many
hundred engrasi1gs Oh wood. from original de-
sigUs, by William Harvey In three yolumes
royal octave. London Charles knight q Co.,
lSSy-'i0-ii
- This Is the most celebrated translation OF the
above work in any European language. It's acopy,
Also, of the first edition, HOc rare cons quence
Of the destruction, by fire. of its plates in 1872 IL
IL OF the companion edition to Knight's famous
"Shtk Slsard 1t contains copiouS illustrative and
explanatory notes. relative 10 the manners cnstons
laws. literature. languages, rligions, super-ttion.
habit. and opinions of the earlier Eastern peo-
Piles. II contains about eight hundred fine engra-
wings, wood. By Harvey and its English, i'll
points OF style and grace, regarded by scholars
It's being OF the nobcss purity and elegance
We invite all bibiiopoles to call and inspect thi,
magnificent work, another copy OF which, it is con-
Gdently asserted. Is not for sale in the South
We have also few other RARE and yALUA-
BILE BOOKS for sale
WEST 81 JOHNSTON, Publishers &c
&c 3U3t las Nam street, RI,hmonl
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of the Rev. Philip Courtney,
NEWTON Nj. MEREDITH, Of company a, FL
tenth Virginia IeEiIlent, 10 SIS SAN /. THOMAS
daughter u h J. Ihlmas, 10th u HeAlLo
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VIZ WIIpT, No. 1913 Broad street.

W s WlhpT r-g SS 2s e stG sss: street S,a
tioIl t. hI- establishment rnd stl-k, which WILL
b., found superior to any IA Tie Confederate state.
AL the great IMPROVEMENTS IN The COnsbu ctIOH of
WEE, Head DTesse~, bandoaus Bralds. " aterrall-,
CataraCt-, aud ryery style u HAIR WORK, 1c.,
having tuc. introduced by hlm-partieitlaIiy hi
veLtllutns wJik, every HAIR OF which Is put in
separately, thus initiating Nature But, as gtTangeJs
are liable to DC imposed upcu b5 the preteGded wig
rnakele winch abound among Us, l oeaTn It my
duty - proclaim their meflt3. that no one may be
nlsied OF he deprived OF valuable head vi halT
invite all t. ana judge Tor Themselves Aftei
visiting ether establishments -
y Is -Alll1iuis 81 HAIR exchanged FJr NEW
The highest price paid Tor OLD HAlh--ion' o.
-fI,- lie 81 Or
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STEAM Bon sR FoR SALE.-For sale,
good UFRioHI STEAM BOILER, stx-ho,y.
power, with natures complete. Apply AZ thr Dls-
patch oil 81. 10 2S--ut'
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DAI BOARD can be procured for ten
IL or twelve GENTLEMEN On Byrd street., No.
10, between Ninth and TentA. de SIT
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THE JUDGE-ADVOCATE'S WADE MLtCM
Embracing & general view Vi Military Law and
the Practice before Courts Martial Vi tho my
and Navy, With an kpltome OF the Law o.
Evidence. as applicable TO Mihtary and Naval
1uals. Rs {, IL. Lee Second edition Re
vised ana Enlarged. PIIce, SIS
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WANTED, n reliable young or mid
w ile-aged MAN, as SALESMAN; one ac-
ql.aluted with the hardware business TFcielFed,--
IL st references required.
Also, wanted, Tor the ensuing year, a frst-rate
COOK, WASHER and IkONER. without eneum-
br.lnce Ron one that can bring satisfactory testl
nouiaia, liberal lire Will be paid. Inquire at III
Man street. de 3i--3tf
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aNOR SALE, PRIVATELY, the
r HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN fuESIIuRE,
complete, II a family. residing on Byrd street,
between Fourth and Filth streets, and the house
cured Tor auy length OF tune desired 81 the occu
pant. This Is opportunity u refugees seldom
presented ana the prices and terms will Gs moderate,
WILLIAM d WENTZUL,
Confederate States AIInory, loot u Firth street,
Richmond, Virginia. de 5t-St'
II W. CONES ENGLISH AND
Tie CLASSICAL SCHOOL, on Franklin street
between Eighth snd NlLth, will reopen MON
DAY, January ID.
\ lew more pupils VIII be received upon appAca-
t,ou The NIGHT SCHOOL vail be c9ntlnLed At
the aboye-naInei place u Monday. "wednesday aud
Ftiday aI.hts de Silt
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WANTED.

WANTED, three or four good POT
w TIERS; s's0. one or two g9vi CARPEN-
TIERS. Any person having such property 10 sui
or TO hire, will please address me u; Wyldesburg,
Charlotte county, Va. Reference: Bacon & Bssker.
vile, or Jeter Is Harris, Richmond Va.
l have tor sale fine thoroughbred STALLION.
Jackson by imported Fly-by- Night Also, two fine
JACKS. &c 3l-l0t' SAMUEL BARNES
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NNANTED.-Two gentlemen, employed
w in Goveinm Offices, having formed 4
MESS. are DESTROYS of taking III third The ar
engagements will b found 10 be very comfortable and
me expense moderate. For further information,
apply at Mrs. HORNE'S. Ninth street, two squares
heYnnd Leigh. north sde. yellow house. dc 3l-3ts
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WANTED, q No l BLACKSMITH
W Ouq II proper qualJ1,at aud character
AN LnI hlrer u purchaser Uy applying 20 me
RICHARD lKEI,
gIsoks aid Whites Nottoway, FIg,Iia.
De SLIT"
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WANTED, a situation as TEACHER,
w in ii private family, by n Virginia lady, who
Is competent to teach English, French and Music,
The best Of references given, il required Address
@ q , care of J-,Fie- I. ken, Southern Express
.iH,a Richmond Virginia i.3l-2ts
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sAr~FD,r MORNING r.os> 'EMsER 81. ls;'.
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SNANTED, for the ensuing year, an
w OVERSEEK Oh my farm In Heurco. Best
yt reference required. Address box 49, IL hmond
pa.t-vff.e de- gl--at'
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Ana the Operate Play Fl
TIL DAU46fLk OF TIE REGIMENT
Jo.EPH!NE Miss SAlLlk kAhAiNtlON.
NZ,.,oxr,s Mae 9. DEBAR
SEQ bills q the dlv igr tuU ce-:
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY. No.

w NURSE one who Is we'll disposed and ho-
nert For one who will come we'll recommended,
will pay liberal price and he Will have good home
Apply to r. A. Z DABNEY, corner of seventh ana
-, ,i,,- .,d Lob lie 3l-2ts
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ENTIRE NEW Fill TONIGHT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28
MASS MEETING!

The Democracy OF Dubois county
will meet in Mass Convention al the
Court House. in Jasper. on
TUESDAY. June 7. 1864,
Tor the purpose Of choosing delegates
e. attend the State, Congressional and
Judicial conventions Of Tie party.
The coming elections are the most
important that have ever occurred in
the American Republic, aud all con
servatiye citizens IN favor nf q strict
observance vi the Constitution. and
the maintenance Of the Union, are
urged 70 come forward boldly, and
take such action W Will best secure
these resulfs.
BY order Of the Committee.
G. DoANE. Chairman.
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NOTICE hrrrAE rv.n - ne hcfdsr~
- 81 r.-s -srsr- ~ a-.ts { nusv- n1t
Ne Bard ~ E1aai zstsun II s.it eauuts
all nv~t - ri~ -urr H-.a- s.f fh- '. sAagt
M Ia-Y-r. o. II q dsv. Jpa- So l>i or
IN anr ~ he1risg a1- t-srfaainirg
grievances. HuH - sewrtz ~ H. Ne AZ
prai-n-~nr~ ~ r~--- - Het- ~ en- hsS
y~.r- -11es q az lSsE A r.sa- rsf~r
~srrn wfii PEA Ike nr'.et- ~Al srfrnd A.
,hai Franz. - II MT rhar- Thra - ~
prsi-- -n's sil ~-rp.fp sx-A sac yssr-
n.~r "a a. SCNDEsNAN A ID y
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az Gen. Grant has again advanced. and
after . sharp contest, has crossed the North
Anna river. and is now about 40 miles from
Richmond, with . river in his rear. while
report says the rebel army j. inirenched. i'm
mediately IN his front. With the 5 nth Anna
river IN its rear. A terrible battle il mo
mentarily expected
Shermsn's forces sre advancing IN Geor-
gis. though we have no sufhen'ic important
news from him since his brilliant victory
ne.r Resscs.
The New York World snd journal q
Commerce newspapers. whose publication
was arbitrarily and monsrchicaliy suspend
ed by order Of would be Emperor Abraham
H., for publishing . forged call for more
troops. . little IN advance OF the genuine
one. have been released from the order and
have resumed publication.
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Nav yoEK. M 34.-Tlse limss .2eciai
from Guibes's S,suon. ssss
The Army II NE Potomac = sgsin 10 mo
,ion so~4rds Richmond
Do-ing The night Hsueoek's corps. ~hieh
has h. ID the lett OF Cur lines in front 81
Sear-y lvani. Court House. took ~ their
n.reh. moving on the rosd parallel ~i'h thr
Ny river. early this morning reaching GUN
cas- Station. on ih- Fredericksburg snd
Richmond r ailrcsd, ITO niles due f0ush
from Fredrrek-bcre. thence pushing o.
ward, following The railroad. and to-nigh'
fncs Haneock'r COLUMN sr Bs~hng Green.
eighteen m.les south of Fr.d-ricksb1rg-
The other corps are following 'he SAM
general line. and are now passing the Poinl
q which this dispatch T. dated
You viii observe Il m 'hsse indication.
that The commanding Gruer-i his t1ec'%i
the turning movement on The rehl 81 Lse.
Who is nox falling back 70 iske up me mes
defensive position
II j. expected his nfx' sfrni Niil D. on
the South Asna river. alihsugh ~ may en-
svor 20 lit o. while moving by f.hk. jnsl
Is he I'D sh-n he Ms ouiti .nked on Lis
lines on The R.Pissn-
Hsasy firing hss been henrt III nnrsn'
aero-s the Nv river ~hrts cur columns srs
moviny >cuih by west
Guinsa's Station j. lh- rrint " rot IA
ence u Ih- p and NJ ns-r-. sud - li.i-
point The stream J. crossed b. Gulurl',
bndr-. which j. IL our r,-rr--isn-
Our army has no~ III gos- from 'hr 'ran
which il has hid b-iurs >Ppliss ssniA NJ
tie La, Two ~-ek-
Our present position p-r'srils e YER ~
Communications, Nhirh'srr ~ wns " ~
Fred-rieksburg sna Aqpa ',resk RAssoae
The llrsS's CORE ,ps p5-rI ~ifh Enii~r-
army. snaer date 81 Mas -. esse~ a. Ar
connt Of midnight s--su' ~ M rrs-
right The picksis rsr-isfd ih-m hs1is
and grsda4iiy I'LL hv~k. ah-n ear zrii..rr'
opened upon lhe sIr-ncisg r.h~i~ ~Ht
silhering discharges " .'spr suA raui-'rr
Siege guns aud iEhi bsneFtr, ~sr- braa-h
10 bear mPon the rcte.-. -Lsra a. ,--d ihs a
down ike rrss-. hut It'll fh+s >.ir.nc-c
and re. s,d -noihrr -itug s.'-efssr@-
when they halted. so r-t-i s-~nn *
plnsing. scattered d-zih sn III cls- rsaOns.
Final The rebels hnsinr cur tprre- =
vel prrpnred 70 receive her. astsdrr~
'raving their dead Tn tie feid. nunbsrn.
Osr JeN5<x w~r~ e.s-s-uesrs ~ ..,s,
Of our best 1aaiue~rs. and ~<sr .islssi -.
prsgnsbls.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

nTWe ere informed that Col. b. y Ed
mon-'on has oeen appointed Deputy U. $
Assessor for this county. vice G. w. DeBru.
Ter. resigned This i an excellent appoint
ment, and will give general satisfaction.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

NOTICE i bsrsas gv-a inst rhs n-ae-
~ sir1rd ~iii sppiT ID "a q ard ~ a.
ui-siOr-rs ~ Dpspi- esanfv. ~ sh~s- Ja-e
term. 1854. fsr rersii Ar-R-e unA<r me
provisions d an &C, -ntisIrS 80 go ~ -
Enf.te.nd lhcens~ me rsl~ n -s'rAErr1- W.
nrD-. maxi md 0lher latexieasing hguos--
the place Of -sls 1s.l - th~ ~ sns-e- n.-rm
ried by him. thr grrri.e iossfiin ol whirh
IL - follows. n rny no. tniidirs o. thu
-r-s ss5e " rne Pss.ir Ssasrr, ~ rosa "
Jasper. Bain 5r.tgs s04asasP Dls0is euunsy
fntisma-
The eitixens cf saii township wiII take
due notice Ehereof.
may 7ih. 1854 FRANK FINCk-