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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS!
Those havin0 Friends in 7the ARMY

We call the attention Of all having relations or
tteLd5 IN the army to the fact that +Hooand's Ger-
ma1 BitteFs" will cure ninetenThs OF the diseases
tpducGd by exposure aud PriTAtIons incident To Cnn
life. In the lists, Published almost daily In the
newspSPels ON the arrival of the sick, IL win be
noticed that very large proportion arc suffering
from debility. Every eRIO OF that Kind C1Sn he
rendily cured by HootAnd'S German BItters. Dis.
eases resulting on disorders Of the digestive organs
are SpEedily removed. We have no hesitation In
atating that thSse Bitters were freely used among
our soldiers hundreds Of lives might be saved thai
We cau particular attention to the following rs-
maIkA6le aud well authenticated cure Of one OF the
nAtion's heroes, whose life, TO his own language
"hAs been saved By the BitterS."
PHILADEIPRIA, Aug. 2sI, 1859.
MEssRS. JONES AYANS.-WSn, gentlemen, yuur
Hoohand's German Bitters has saved my lifs There
Is no mistake in this 1t ItIsYouched forby numbefs
Of my comrades, ssme OF whose names are appepdod.
and who were coEniLAnt OF all the circu Of
3ears, member Of sh0rman'S celebrated battery
and under the imm PdiAte command of Captain X B.
Ayers. Through the exposure attendant upon my
AEduous dnGies, was attacked In November lAs
WIh linda amm4tQn OF the lungs, was for enty.
two dAyatn the hospital Thus was followed by great
aeolSty, helghtsnsd by an attack OF dyBenteFy. 4
was then removed from the White House, and sent
TO thts city on board the Estate Of MainS,B from
which landed on the 2SIh Of Jan Since that time
still retain spark OF Vitality Tor a Ssst oE nor
was scarcely able 10 swallow ANYTHING and n al
torce morsel down, IL was imnenfatsiy thrown up
could not even keep glass Of water on nv
stomach. I'te could NOT last under such circuH.
eanoesi and accordingly, tho phyEeiAnS, who have
been working faithfully, though nnSuccosSfnllS 70
rescue me from the grasp the dread Archer rank.
" told me they oOulI do moro for me, and adv I'd
me sse oeTEJ man, and % make such disposition
ofmJ limited funds ~ beet suited me. An Seaalnt.
anee who HiStted me at the hospital, Mr. Frederick
Of sixth street, below Arch, advised me-
Aa fosl6rd hope, to'try jour Bittsfs, and kindly
prosared ne q bottle. From the time i commenced
taking them the gloomy EhadoW ofaeath reeeded,
ala = am now thAnk God for Il, getting better.
Though have taken but tive bottles, haze nlrSadv
gained thR Pounds, and feel sanguinS of being per
mitted to rqioiR my wife and daughters, from whom
have heard nothing for eighteen month";; 6or gen.
tlemsns am loya VirEfRiAn, iEom the Ti6nity Of
kront Royal 10 your inTHluAblO BItters IoHS the
certainty OF life which has taken the place of VAEuS
lege ofagAin elaspiE my bosoln those who are the
dearest % me In hfes Very truly 'yours, Is
Isaac MALONE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
ErOm lho Tralee Chronicle, March Q.

o. IL.
Agentleman whose position affords pc.
culiar facilities for observation regarding
the movements of the peasantry. has nssuF.
ed US that their excitement respecting em.
igralion exceeds all belief Not farmer
who does not seriously consider the ad.
vantage OF leaving land aud home; not a
laborer who does not long for the means
which shall enable him 10 fy from this
miserable land. he instances one case of.
this sort, and it merely indicates the PRO.
gress which is going on throughout the
country, aud which promises to leave Ker.
ryi a waste, If some means shall, not be Ia
ken to remove theScauses which excite to
this lamenta6ie depopnlation. Clutch Hill,
Is a hamlet situate lew miles from Ira
lee. IL is not worse ecircnmstanced, either
as to proprietorship Or otherwise, than 9th.
ers in the country. out from this small hatne
let twenty-five emigrants left for America
on Monday last. This, We believe, was ful.
~ halfthe population, and much more than
half the ble.bodied inhabitants Of, Church.
RilI. ) lgzls5 80 ! -. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

Capt. A. v. BLRlINGER, Chief Qnartornnstor Depar.
ment Of West Yirsinia, u0m6sriand, Nd. - :.
GUARANTEE: zuz si5E g..s
sHes the underaisnoL, SrSsLIsnS oG--iu the
~ SS9isy ana state ngFebyj Jointly
guarantee In case the JssgutnS bid of-4--bsl
neesptDd that he they will within ten avg aft.r
the ZANE with good and suaiciSnt 5urstiss In a
sun equal to the amount Of the contract 70 fnrnI.h
tne forage proposed In eoniormltyto 4hS lt6FtnS o
Did was made, and In case the l1id--shall faIi to
enter into contrast ~ aforsIaid We kuArdnfog ID
make good the dinsrOhG6 between the OftFaby the
Saia,-=-s7-And Lhe next lowest responsible bidder
or Ihe PeEson 70 whom the contract may be awarded
SNei under our hHhdb AID seals SthIG-dSy Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

az NEW BACON ANDLnRO.S
N ANS Sides and Shoulders. IS ttosoe., ,,,;,,
II nsE Lard. For 9Ate BY y4.5f =, = '14
--lnr2 LisT. MoRRTsds Zoo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
10 ALooHoL or RAp RH1a
Hollands German Bitters!
(PuRELY YKGErABLl.1

-
E s4z-a tPuRELY vEaEFABLls)
Hosts Of ignorant ouAcks and inscriptions adyep-
enrers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
gates Of NOStTums in thO shape ct poor Nhsky
vtiel! compounded with Injurious druRs and chFis.
tened Tontcss StOmAclIicg and BiLterS.
BoWafe OF the inuumeIAble array Of Alcoholic
Preparations In piethUrie bottles aud hiehbelIled
Kegs under the modest appellAtion Of bIttsFs which,
the disappointed sufferer In despair.
HOoRLAND's GERMAN BTTTRRs
Are not new aad untried article, but have stood
the test OF hfteen years trial by tbs American pub
lie, and their reputation and sale arc not rTalled by
any similar preparation.
The prOprietors have thousands OF Letters from
the most eminent Olergymen, Lawyers, Physicians
and Citizens tsstityng, their personal knoWI.
edge to The beneficial eeots and medical virtues Of
these Bittsrs.
DO YoU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
DO YOU WANT A GooB APPETIZER
DO you WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsrIrU-
DO YOU WANT 70 FEBL WRLEE
DO YOU WANT 10 GET RID OF NERYoUsNEsst
DO YOU UNANTRNERGYi ~ -.l5 a n.
DO You WA WASTlrOisLNEPsWEhIi Il
DO You WANT ABKIsks AND VIGOROUS FsKL-
INGi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
Buokeye, Quaker Boy & wood

sm MARRGAND LIlIR.7i 3,
fffl RERRkLS Mary ylGna line. frstI bitirS.tt. IS-
1OO oelVed BY .ssSI = 5iGza s75iS'' -
AnI9 - .l.-t.- ly9 Pc HIEDRBTH BRoso,
IMAp1oA141 PARBR-, saTe Pr;sVsntatiIS and
~. e95e ortae eliess gdst EeeeiEsd - 5thG Odd
- = 80 80 s{lE1 5AI.T. -
INN BBhs. OHIO HIVKR / PFrfS buRsH.
q a1nd eli(t afFfStng, fDF Sll6 BY : Il =
lAAoesAs y PATTON DoAL6H &0GLER6R,- =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
ENTIRRLY VRGRTARLRI
no ALCOHOLIC PRRPARAT1ors,
pR- q M ACKsoET.
PHILADRLPHIA. Pa

WILL sEectunlly care Liver Complaint, pyS-
I peplia, Jaundlee, OhEonie or Nervous Debiiity,
glseese9 OF TIE fkldney6 GnI an Dias6seS RrfsinR
55Sip9tioh Inward PILED, Fullhoss 81 Blood 70 the
heed' Aeidity Of the Stomach, Nansaa, Heartbnrn,
g LOT iced, RGlln08so or Weight in tho Stomaeh
e9uf GrQeteti9nss Sinking or RIRteortnE at the Pit
oI me stomach ! Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
SRa CP Hinoult 5EeAthtng, RluttsFing At the Heart
Pc Mmnsls of Yisi0n DoES OF webs before the
tstsIt1 AeRe Hnd Dull Pain In the Head, Deficiency
OF % eersptIaton, felloRness OF thu 6kiE, and Eyes
I'm IN the stdeI Back, Chest, Limbs, &c. Sudden
4 1las9e5 et uEuing II tha n 1dlhg ConStant
Of htt, and great Of spiFit
PaTs y. PSsaslTsy pEeySnt Yellow Fever, Bilious
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

{ -. :. = .4H- ~ - y n "A COH8 III e.
20 Bxs. FRENCH corr GB, This Il iis lbost urt.
atttuts set cner61 In she lmaFhsta TJb,t ~
setved and fOr safe by lra Ir5-I.'-ss- S4St te-
mr9 LIaT. lInRRISnni q 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

IN ne United StstSS ~ n m ~ ~
Z Dealers N WheettnE. s!s5l 6ets-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

sponse. He is 100 faithful seryan. of
Christ to allow men to suffer for sSisitnSi
aid which he can't render. when bsirs'
sigps9 ! will appoint pF. Juukiout6S hi.
place! 10 this, of course, lthetef fcoald De
no reply, The clergyman bowed himself
out with his answer"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
Iaei aPrrrsaUfSSfIiFTi q iTilIT55I5 n

LDsIZRs 81 bar. t,o,b.i IN, III %.
11 Flow Aihgas &e6 0ftbe Bast PIITs btfEh S,tar5S
: 4plegteAA sHd aOrE4y naIl Rod aiysays 90
tt9a. Orders Tor Iron ut ~ certain tiilJ
lfz:I - Asdel3 ggc.sfH eIdAI.Rf BUlSI
l4nls aLe. -. ia&r 6s klaip sessst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
CAPITAL Bl6O. .oOo
( . - =; 5fRTcCT,fOTSjS-,,s

\. o. ARTHUR Agent for paying PenaiouS once,
10. l. hcLure House, being the same ofce fornerly
occupied BY Adams hxpress Company. april
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

= yzSllGVR VRAReIRG iPAPkRlIITal
a asl9S y llls en3r9etpge All 3uiSss mn to
S9S 81 t0E alo ~ mAnp ActVFeEHs pFicrE
4.-,oi AEtcAES BtffsF
- sliEeA 50 HalhttFSet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28

Y28 1864 i.l lis7 .5ss @ 89 l58
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

1.-THE news from Sherman this
week is encouraging. lie is still pro-
crossing with his Notifications in front
or Atlanta, and in time will take the
place. lie is far enough from Abe
Lincoln to be beyond the power Of his
of1icious interference.
The news from Gen. Grant is sick
ening and heart rending. The coun-
try il now reaping the fruits Of Ate
Lincoln's compelling Grant 70 adopt
the overland route to Richmond Al
the start, against his judgment, there
by weakening his army ~ SO many
battles before lie got in its vicinity
that be has not now enough men lef
20 operate successfully with, and con
sequently he has been again repulscd
before Petersburg. On last Saturday
Il was expected he would capture thai
place. A lnonth had been spent il
digging N immense mine under cn'
Of the principal forts. and on that DAY
il was sprung, anticipating that in th'
confusion following its explosion, ou
forces could carry the rebel works.
The explosion was very successful
throwing into the air the whole fort
and burying an entire regiment in tn
ruins. Our forces then charged. bu
Tor want Of other troops, Grant wa
compelled to put negro division i
m important position, which At til
critical moment, just on the eve Q
success, broke and ran in confusion
and could not lie brought to the worl
again. The day was Lost. The rebel
retcok all we had captured from them
and large numbers Of prisoners. Owe
1000 Of our brave soldiers persisted
victims Of Presidential interference
and : negro soldiery.
Gen Adam johnson il again !
Kentucky, organizing rebel brigade
and the President and Gen. Burbridg
are assisting him oil they can.
The rebels under Gen Early Al
still in the Shenandoah valley. seoul
ing the wheat crop. making raids il
70 the adjoining States, and sendin
IN immense amount u supplies
Richmond.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06
Seventy five Thousand Tons Of Human
Blood.


A writer IN the Jefferson County Union
has made some calculations relative 20 the
number Of men killed thus fsr in the war,
and gives the following interesting items:
There hsr been enough already slain 20
encircle our State il their dead bodice were
laid in one continuous line.
If,hcy were placed IN coilins and corded
they would count thirty nine thousand
cords.
II laid 10 a wall twenty FIVE feet thick and
I,hrty feet high, Il wou!d be over one and
one fourth miles long.
II i've feet ih,sk aud ten feet high the
pile would reach acrcss this State.
! II piled upon ten acre Io'. they would be
nearly two hundred feet high.
Aud II laid upon the ground. they would
cover every foo. Of soil ~ Jefferson county.
Srveniy- five thousand tons Of hnmsn
blood have heen spilled on Dixie soil
enough 10 turn every spindle - Lowell, snd
II the tears were added 70 the. flood u would
turn tue mntnihttl ~ thc s"hiJruts ~"
the unavsiI.ug slghs would MI every olesn
sail
y The one hall hns not ys' beenioId. Thr
l.. mlIIians Of wounded aud mn,it.d for Iiir
!, must be taken inio account ~ cumming ur
ihe grsrd total % evils incident 10 The bloody
war and The end ~ MT yet.
AL
N We shudJtf ~ The news OF The death 81
twenty persons killed by he accidental
: breaking of a rail, 90 The sinking q -'es'n-
boat, aud II two hundred are lost Wy any
means, We are ia,rIy horscr-s's'cksn. aud
are ready 10 ~reak vsug-nce ." uny one
who has been Negligent o. Careless 10 'h'
matter.
But when tens 81 ,hpuiands me- cri d,wn
: 10 day by The procurement Of designing
dsmag.gues. We chou, hallrIuI'l'.' and car
: hardly contain ourselves tor ~, while We
thank heaven Tor III. human sIsu- h''r
: We are 80 well p'eared ~nh the s~iu
y s,crliice that We ert our -ris'si' ""s o.
! once 10 tli w The dsslmsled rrnks To- al
' l,the feast oi cafnsge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06
General Banks Declares in favor Of Mora
Power Rather than the Sword.

OcucIo a OohkS DCl 81 CO ~ iov''A "a NJ -
Power Rather than the Sword.
Al the Sickles reception in New Orleans
Gen. Banks made very significant aud i'm.
portant speech. lis greater significance
rested in its conclusion, when the General
said:
Il confess. sir, that / believe The hrs, duty
Of this people s 70 make such sacrifices on
the field Of battle ~ sucress msy demsndi
and also that the settlement Vt our clfficuI.
lies must proceed irom the moral power 81
this coua'rs, which u greater aud more Eff
lcacious than military pv~er-,he pen il
mich,ier Than The sword. This power vii
ccmmsnd the assent 81 The people Of ihi.
country end the respect ~ oil courts, eithe
judicial OF political. on The lace u tn,
earth"
This language is very striking, 70 say ih,
least o. il. Il adn iis VI but ore iransls
lion. We mus, f.hi on because we 81
lighting; but our fighting will result 10 moth
ing. The moral sense cf,he people has ye
to SETTLE slI our complications. Then vi
are lighting only for ''grsndeus,' aud ih'
sacrifices We sre making VI blood and treas
ure are 10 be VI no avail
4 That this was The construction put upo
his remarks BY the Generals hearers. an
probsbIy the sentiments he intended resIl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

n=Capt. Becket's appointments ia
Patoka and Ferdinand township last
week were well attended. and the old
time democratic spirit, which built mp
our glorious country, and is the only
power that can preserve il, was en-
couraged. The watch fires are burn
ing brightly all over the county. and
the October elections will leave the
Black snakes with scarcclya corporal's
guard in this section. Tic Emperor :
ITO whom it may concern has r.
moved huge scales from the eyes q
many honest. hut heretofore deceived
Republicans. and left him no supper
tiers hut thieving, blood thisty BLACK
snakes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

DFIn Greer Township. Warrick
county. thirty Republicans who voted
Tor Abraham Lincoln have ioincd the
Mcclellan Club Of taht Township and
declared their intention 10 vote ~,
Democratic ticket. Roll on The ball
BY next November Lincoln will hay,
no supporters but the shcdjy conirac
tors and his office holders. The r,a
contest ia now between Fremont an,
the nominee Of the Chicago Conven
ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

n-rCv.us NJ. Allen, Of Knox county, IL
the Republican nominee ior Congress 10 III
First district. In his speech TO the conven
ton. which was held on the 27,h instant.
he thus addressed hi shodjy friends, aud
we quote his remarks from the Evansville
Journal:
lie addressed himself 20 the moneycd men
especially. and urged them % TAX. an inter
est 10 this canvass. aud asked, III this Gov
crnment 10 broken down. what - your prop
er,y and your money WORTH" lie advised
the Union men not 10 let their opponents
put them on the defensive. but 10 charge
home .uesson," "uess0n.' "treason," o.
them.
Mark the words. "Ile addressed himsei
20 the moneyed men especially" The pro
ducers. he working men. Col. Alien, th'
Representative Of shoddyIsm, regards as on
" shewers OF wood aud drawers Of water,
and In this canvass only the interest Of 'h,
smondy cd men" are worthy Of consideration
And then he says the tactics Of the R.pub
Iscsns must be 70 charge treason, Urea
son." upon their political opponents. L.
il be remembered that these sentiment
come from man who believes that the IL
publican candidate Tor Governor is the mos
selfish and dishonest politician that has &C
cvpled : public position in Indiana. On
when that TACT is taken into consideration
the sinceri,y and honesty 81 Col. Cyrus N
Aliens declarations upon public affairs vi
be duly appreciated. ~ State Sentinel. !.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

1.-THE meeting to hear Capt. Nc
Conahsy speak. At Cclestine, last Sat
urday, was large and enthusiastic, -
many as 1000 or 1000 persons being
present. The Capt. made them . for
chile and logical speech, giving Lin
coin, JEFF. Davis, and other disunion
ists, the ID from the word 60, pleas
all excepting few saddle colored al
vocates, who are not willing to allow
even . veteran soldier freedom OF ex
preston. We understand the recruit
ing prospects Of the Captain are good
although the extreme SOCIALISTS" CAT
net b brought to evince . fighting
disposition in anything but words.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

-usAKEN up by Thomas IIars,s. one ="
\ rel Horse. described - fellows: Sup
posed 70 be four yeats old, about II hsnd'
high, with little white Oh his fvrchead. !
smaI n scar on his RICH, hip . little above ih'
s,,fle joint. hind feet white Itiic shove
the pastor jvinss, with some scars on h''
lecs. but will soon disappe~r; appraised /"
one hundred aud s~eniv-hve dollars. b,
David Milburn and WIN. L. Winincsr. JUL
26th. 1864. Before w. M. Baggnriy. J 7
Witness nv hand this the lst day Of Au
gust, A. y 1864
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. Clerk.
nm 9Th. 1864.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby give" that The undes-
~ S,.n.d, sdm,n,.,ssinx ~ The s-'s'- ~
Philip Fnck, ds.ea~eJ. ~IIicf-r Al public
iuisrv. IN
TUESDAY, August 10Th. ls64.
u The late :, s,d-n,. ~ VI. dscs''rn', s'i ~
liz pet sonsi property. mt taken BY the
consisting ~ husses. h"g-, sheep. I'sin.
lily goods aud groceries. farming u'enusis
and may other Articles.
Terms Of Ssle-A credit " twelve mos
will BE- given on all sums over three d"Ilssr,
The purchaser giving mote with approved ~
cusiiy. waving "aIus,mn aud sPprslsmert
laws. bearing interest .som date
ELIZABETH FRlCk. sdmr.
| Julv 10Th. lSji-4v.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

UIr-lIsd Douglas I,.sd.' sxcls'm. I'm
coin new spnpcr. "he would sill stand where
lie stood al The time ~ his death AZ ib.
lime OF hi death h. said thar when the ~s'
-hould b,cosnc war Tor IN ncrpsi'u", h.
would hy To the assisisncr u he south
tie said 'hrt 10 one Of the ias' ~" -n'.ct''
lie ever made. Why do no, ihe Abolition
isis sesu,rscs his remaias aud send them =
Fort Lafayette --t;hlrago Tunes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06
Hon. David Turpie Declines the Nomi
nation for Lieutenant Governor.

nation Tor Lieutenant Governor.
To J. }. Bingham. Esq:
DEAR SsR-WhIIe absent 10 distant part
q the State, upon the lsbor Of the canvass,
The Democratic Congression Convention Il
the Ninth District, held :, vaIpsrslso on
the 2is. int, passed the following resclu-
ton:
Resolved, That whereas we believe that
Hon. Dsvid Turpie. Of White county, &c.
ceivsd msjoriiy d the legal votes IN thu
district in 1862. this convention .. delegates
representing the Democracy Of the Ninth
District, unanimously nominate him for shs
Office, and requcsl him TO resign his position
a. . candidate Tor Lieu'ensnt Governor on
the State ticket, and accept the nomin aiio'
this day made.
Although prefer personally the position
assigned me BY the Democracy u the S's''
a large. I DO not feel q liberty 70 disrcgsr'
the uBsnimous wish u any immediate neigh
bors and friends. I therefore decline lh'
nomination Tor Lieutenant Goveraor.
Trusting that my services ~ this ncv
field nav stiIl be found useful in ihs gres
cause u Democratic truth and justice, fe
main very sru'y yonfs,
-. TrIrlE.
\ Monticello, lad July - 1861
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

0TThe Evansville Tunes susr.s's the
name ID. Y. Lind far Lieutenant Governor
10 place Of Judge TIp'e. u says:
Judge Laird Is fine spssksr,a gentleman
81 unsioumrdlv high sblIi,i,s. aud . sound
and reliable Democrat. The Democracy v
,his end % The Stale Insist upon his NOM
nation. No man 10 IndiaDa will make .
better canvass, or preside over the Senate
with mure dignity aud ,mpnr,ial'iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

NV loRA. Av.u.t 4 III The Wnf'f.
special save: \ rbsi ifise,,
who deserted ifvm En,'s srmy. reports .
csvsIry free oprrasin. ~ the valley end 80
he river nun,berln. 500, under Johnson
MI M, Causisnj.
Early says h. i determined % hcld the
vsIIey ~ ~ H. yards; aud has a iorce - 50
100 80 ~ co men. who are '"r.r'd ~
ihss.h,ng wheat W. takes every bu-h-'
bes,de- kvy,n. . tax ios labor pr'iurr'd
II. Tim--' Pp,pmsr orr sp''.d' ~ II
IL the ,n,crvi.w und'i ~. ilsg y 'rnr', W
sbrl .fficcr- admitted heir toll los I, b.
1900. and claim 10 have take" 900 p''s
an.rr.
Tn. explosion made . cavity 200 iest Ion.
md % feet WIDE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

1--WE see by the proceedings Of
The Black snake convention at Evans.
vile, that Mr.. John Mann, u this
place, was appointed Executive Com
mitteeman for this county. with Nh
r. Pickhardt A. contingent.
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DFThis section OF country has
been bounteously blessed this week
several ccpious showers Of rain. and
our farmers are beginning to think
they will have a half crop Of corn.
should the season still continue favor.
able. Good news.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

NOTICE Is hereby g'vsu ihst the undes-
~ signed will proceed. With the Surveyor
- Dubr,s county. On The S'h day ~ Augu-'.
1864. 10 run The lines md drsssmine the
boundaries ~ section No - Tows
North Rsnae 4 west. The intermediate
lines will ais. ,, run ard The corners these.
% established All perspns interested viii
,ske notice.
July 23d 1s6l.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06

n7We announce this week two
more candidates for sheriff. Lieut..
Guckes is worthy young mechanic.
who served lis country rs lieuten-
ant in the company which went from
here in the G5th regiment. until his
health compelled him TO return home.
Mr.. Henry Mauntel is well known to
most Of our citizens. He has long
been a resident Of Patoka township,
and would make competent officer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-08-06
Democratic State Ticket.

For Governor.
JOSEPH 4. MCDONALD. 81 Marion.
For Lieutenant Governor
DAVID TURPIE. Of White.
For Sccsetsry 81 S'sse.
JAMES s. ATHON, Of Marion.
For Auditor - State,
JOSEPH RISTiNE, Of Fvun,sin.
For Treasurer Of State,
MATHEW L. BRETT. II Davies.
For Attorney Of S'sie.
OSCAR B. HORD. Of Decatur.
70, Supesinssndeut Of Public Instruction.
SAMUEL L. RUGG. Of Allen.
For Judges II the Supreme Court
SAMUEL E PERKINS. Of Marion.
ANDREW DAWSON. Of Decatur.
JAMES NJ. HANNA. Of sullivan.
JAMES L. WORDEN. Of Allen.
For Clerk Of me Supreme Court,
ETHBLBEBT G. HIBBEN. Of Rush.
For Congressman,
w. 4 NlBLACK,
For Senator,
JAMES BARKER, Of Pike.
For JUDGE, 80 Judicial Cirdui',
JOHN BAKER, u Knox.