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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12

LIEUT.. NILES. On our outside page
today will be found series Of reso-
lutions adopted BY the officers Of the
49th regiment. upon the dismissal Of
their brother officer, Lieut.. Niles, from
this county, from the service Of the
US. From our former acquaintance
with Lieut.. ~, having known him foI
q number Of years, as vel as from the
facts which we have learned ~ the
case, We have no doubt the sentence
Of the court martial has done hin
gross injustice, and the interests Of thu
service would he subserved BY his re
instatement.
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HELD OvER.-Mr. II. Nicholson,
whose arrest for passing counterfeit
$50 greenbacks, we have noticed be-
fore, had an examination before Esq.
Monroe last Thursday, and was held
to appear at Court in the penal snm
Of $1,000, and given in charge to
Constable Harvey Green, who at la
test accounts was periginating Hall
township, in search Of persons to 90
on the bond.
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New GooDs.--Mr. Joseph Tread
man has just opened at bis cheap cash
store, splendid assortment Of Spring
dry goods, hardware, glassware, DC,
to which he invites the attention Of
the public. This is the first Spring
stock in town. and Of course Joe will
be overrun with ladies. Pitch 10.
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IIowARp ssocIArroS. PnILADETruTA
This we'll known Institution. devot'
cd to the relief of virulent Diseases
still continues its charitable and nse
ful labors. and maintains high char
acter tor honesty and hdelity. W.
feel assured that it is well worthy d
the confidence which it enjoys.
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survey Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given that the under
~ signed will procsed. with The Smvry"r
~ Dubois county. on the 5'h day Of April,
1864, TO run the lines and determine tn
boundaries Of Section No. II. Town.
South Range 8 wee.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established. Per-
sens Interested will please be present.
LAURENCE KLEIN.
mar. 18Th l664.-3w.
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To Soldiers or any oihess wishing. TO In.
crease thrr income. there 10 no better way
u doing 80 % this lime. than from thesale
Of our Watches. THEY ARE WARRANTED
As RErRrskkTED!
"Psr,iculary valuable for officers In the
A rmy and travellers. Frank Leslie's. Feb.
81.
"Pre,,ies,. he's, and cheepest time pieces
ever ofir,eA."- N. Y. Illustrated News.
Jan 10
VERY pretty and durable Watches fov the
Army''-N Army a. Navy Jvurn. (Gov-
eminent Organ Aug 20.
On, az The older, md most veliabls nouses
in business - Louisville. Ky, Journal,
July 81.
MAGIC TINE OBSERVERS.
Being q Hunting or Open Face or Lsdy's or
Gentl-men's Watch Combined, with
Paien, Sell Winding Improvement
m - Pleasing Novelty.
InNE OF THE PRETTIEST, MOST
OCONvENIENT, AND decidedly the
best and cheapest time piece Tor general aud
reliable use q er offered. II has within il
and connected with It's m -chinsry. its own
winding attachment, rendering key snsire-
II unnecessary. The cases OF this Watch,
are conn SD ~ twn metals, the outer ona
being flu l6 cssa, gold. Il has the improv-
ID ruby action lever movement, and IL war
rsn,ed.pn accurate time. piece. Price. gu.
nerhlv engraved. Ter case Of half doxsu.
S2Oi sample Watches. 10 sea, morocco
boxes. $50
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State Of Indians, Dubois county:
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Phillip
IN voelkel administrator OF the estato Of
Henry voelkei deceased, has filed his pesi
ton TO sell the Real Estate OF decedeni.
HE personal property being insufficient "a
psy his debts. and that said petition will
be heard At the next term Of the Court OF
Common Pleas. Of said County
HENRY A. HOLTH AUS G 'erk. G. G p.
Adans & Bue'iner diff atty.
march 18th. 1864 3w
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survey Notice.

vTvHE undersigned will proceed with the
i county surveyor Of Dubois county On
the 18th day Of March 1864. 70 run The lines
and determine the boundaries OF Section
No. ~. in town south range s y.
The intermediate lines will also Be run snd
the corr ers thereof established. Persons
interested will please be present.
GREEN SIMMONS.
MR.. 9th, 1S64.-3w
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TA majority Of the black mem
bcrs Of the Ohio Legislature having
declared in favor of the denomination
of Mr.. Lincoln, Secretary Chase has
written letter withdrawing from the
contest Tor the nomination.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under
- signed has been appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of Henry vceIkel late
Of Dubois county, decd; said estate issuppos.
ed 10 be solvent.
PHILLIP vOELKEL sdm'r.
mar. 18Th, 1864 -3w.f
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1.-THE Board OF County Commits
sioners has been in session this week,
and have transacted q good deal Of
bnsincss. We will publish the town
ship reports next week.
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01There was a grand supper and
dance at Opel's on Thursday night,
given BY the citizens, in honor Of Co,
X. 9th Veterans. The affair was an
entire success, and the gallant soldiers
and every BODY else, we're pleased.
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WAsrEp.-If some Of our capitalists
in Jasper would build a number Of
small tenemcnts to rent, we think the
investment would pay, AZ scarcely a
week passes that we do not hear in.
quiries for such houses.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NJ Office Is hereby given that me under
~ signed has been appointed ndminis'ra-
TOR Of the estate OF Frederick w Srhmid'.
late Of Dubois county decd; said estate IL
supposed ~ b. snlveni.
GERHARD NIEHAUS, admir-.
mar. 18th, 1854 -3w.
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State OF Indians, Dubois county, ss:
II the Common Pleas Court OF Dubois
County, In the State Of Indiana, May
Term, A. q. 1864
William Hardin
Richard Arms,
Samuel Arms.
Thursa Cooper.
and others.
DEIT KNOWN, That on this the Ilth
- day Of March. In the yesr 1864, the
above named plaintiff. BY his Attorney.
fled In Office Of the Clerk Of Common Pleas
Court, this complaint against said defendants.
in the above Untitled cause. together With On
affidavit Of . competent person. that said
defendants Thursa Cooper. Nancy BarIo.
Nancy j. Polson, Samuel Arms and Richard
Arms, are not residents Of the State Of Indi-
ana. Said defendants are therefore. hereby
no titled Of the fling and tendency Of ssid
complaint against them, end that unless
they appear and answer or demur thereto,
at the calling Of said cause on the second
day Of the next Term Of said Court. . be
begun and held q the Court House 10 Jasper
on the first MONDAY In May A. D. 1864,
next, said complaint, end the matters and
things therein contained and alleged, will b
heard and determined IN their absence.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk.
n. Smith. atty for plff.
mar. 18th, l864.-lw.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE j. hereby gwen that will seIs
IN st public auction, on
MONDAY, March 14th, 1864,
II The late reridrnce ~ Bernard Enthcfen,
late Of Dubois county, deceased. I'll his
properly, consisting " 2 horsss,
COW, hogs. potatoes, one spring wagon.
and beds srd bedding. and other house
hold and kitchen furniture, an assortment u
liquors, bar fixtures; SC. Also 81 the same
time will De offered for rent 10 The highest
and bcs. bedder. Tor year. the house. lsisly
uspd as tavern, with bar. and oil sppurts-
nances. belonging &c the decsdent.
Terms-A credit Of twelve months will
be given on sums over three dollars, the
purchaser giving HE note with approved 90
curity, waving valuation and spPrsssmens
laws, bearing interest IRON date; under ~
cash in hand.
HENRY ENTHOFEN, sdm'r.
Feb. Goth, 1S64-3w
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oi mortgage, ts7Yed from me once ~ W
clerk OF The Dnbois Cirrnii C,ur 10 ne 4 :
rsc,ed. requiring me 10 maxi The snm
inur hundred and three dollars sud ninety
three cents, with In, eves' on said decree AMI
costs, 4 will proceed % offer FIR sale ~ pnblit
auction 10 the highest bidder. for cash H.
hand. st The DIOR of the court houre 10
Jasper, on
SATURDAY. April "a. 1864.
between the hours prescribed BY law, he
rents and profits for the term - sever
PEARS. OF iba following described real estate,
situated IN Dubois county. io-wi':
The undivided one hall Of the south west
one quarter Of the novih east quarter OF sec
ton No. fifteen (15)- town one ~. scnsh u
range four ca. west, containing twenty
acres; also the south east one qu,rter 81 the
same rection town andmnge. containing one
hundred and sky acres; also, the north
west one-qusrfer Of the north west quarter
OF section twenty-ihr-s, town one south 81
range four west, containing forty acres; EN-.
brscing in all go acres more or iess.
And on failure to realize the full amnu,.I
Of principal, interest and costs called Tor bv
said executions. will At the same time and
place and 10 like manner, sell the lee simple
Of said real ests,s.
And should then fail 10 realize the FIJI
amount OF principal. interest and costs call.
ed tor BY said decree OF sale. | viii ther
proceed In like manner. ut the same Tins
and place. TO offer ar sale 10 the highes
bidder. for cash 10 hand, the rents and pro
fits for term not exceeding seven years
Of the following real estate, situated in Du
bois county, Ind. 10 wit:
The undivided one-h ulf Of The south wes
quarter OF the north east one quarter u SEC
ton fifteen, town one south Of range fou
west, containing twenty ACRES; oisn, tbs
north half Of the north west quarter Of sec
lion No. fourteen, town ons south Of range
four west, containing eighty ncres; also th'
south west one quarter Of the north wes
one quarter Of section fourteen, town ont
south range -four west, containing 40 acres
slso, the west half Of the north east quarter
Of section twenty.three. town one south o
range four west containing eighty acres
containing In oil. with the frat offered. fou
hundred and forty acres.
And upon failure 20 realize . sum sufh
Gent 10 satisfy the demand, will At th'
same time and place, offer Tor sale the fe
simple Of the said real estate.
| Taken In execution % the property o
Henry 6ermersheim, Aloyis Birk. Rosin
Birk, and Joseph Sesmessheim, Jr., q th
cult OF John Geier.
i This sale will be made without any relic
whatever from valuation or appraisemen
laws.
JOHN WEIKEL, Sheriff d. G.
w. N. TraceweII, pIff atty.
March 5, 1864 -3w. $l4OO.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.

DISEASES Of the Nervous. Seminal,
- Urinary and Sexual Systems-new and
reliable treatment in reports Of the HOW
ARD ASSOLIATION-Ssnt by mail in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad.
dress. Dr.. J. SKILLIN ,HOUGHTON
Howard Association. No.. y. Ninsa street
Philadelphia. Pa. March 3iss, lS64.-1y.
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AroTloEs in great VARIETY. - Bought low
~ and for sale low, by Jos. FRnAnEAE.
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mar. 18Th is64.-3w.
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-08
Letter From Castle Thunder.

We have been permitted, says the Miss uri
Republican, to make the following extract Of
a letter from Junus II. Browne, (the army
correspondent Of the New York Tribune, now
a pris, ner al Castle Thunder, Richmond. y
lie was captured along with two other cor
rs,pondents-R chardson of the Tribune, and
Coleman af The World, in April last, on tug
in the Mississippi river, during the siege OF
Viokshurg and Port Hudson-Coleman, as
may be remembered, having been permitted
to return home Here is the extract:
castle THUNDER, RICHMOND, Va,
Saturday afternoon, Dec. 10, 1868.
"MY DEAR C*%**.-Once more permit me
to return my thanks for your most friendly
Offices and to assure you Of my appreciation of
your fa,crs. Knox sent Richardson 5000 in
Confederate currency week or two since
and consequently we are very well supplied.
.th he and l have abundance for all imme-
date es, so you need not trouble yourself
to send us more. If we want any further
financial aid, we will not hesitate to inform
you. Our friends in the North are very kind.
They have done all they could to secure our
freedom, and, failing in that have exerted
themselves to the utnaast to render our cap
tivity comfortable.
"For prisoners, we 1.-THE Bohemian mess, l
mean) live quite luxuriously-far more SO, l
saw. than most of the fortunate families in
Richmond. In our appointments, proven
der, and surroundings, we are the purple
ROBBED patricians of the prison. we nave peen
tattered and torn land hungry, anG may DC
80 again., but not recently. We are cpl
.cureans now, and have a large number Of
retaners at our table almost daily. We
have grown dainty and become voluptuous
eripateties-Assyrian members of the can't
getaway fraternity.
1--WE have good books to read; fine cigars
to smokes high philosophic themes to discuss,
and Castle for our homel Queer castle!
Singular home! DO we like it? will not
answer. Place yourself in our position and
fancy how happy You would be. We are re-
solved nut to be miserable, and we won't be
either. We are philosophers, both and laugh
at adversely and the misfortnnes OF war.
1.-The health Of my cotiaJorateW and myself
is good We have tried to take every disease,
and taken none. Even the smallpox respect
ed us, probably because it would have moth
ing to do wit!s such pair of Yankee Adolf
tionists Saints, you know, are never i'll.
eve have concluded to spend winter in
the South, and have some idea of a perma-
nent residence here Rich sends much love
to you, and offer you the very best remains
at very old and worn out heart. Yale ct
.benedicte?
"JUNIUS II. BROWNE"
"Rch," spoken of is Richardson, Brownies
colleague.
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connections which flow to and diverge from
i, t preamble and resolutions Of the Hon.
L. w. CAN'T evince Unionism of unques-
tionable degree.
Yes, the Union is magnificent watch
One side of it used to have a crystal, in the
shape of slavery, but that dropped out and
is smashed, and we are now going to have q
grand new golden casket of hunting-case.
The wheels are being set here and there, and
by and by we shall be keeping time Ia little
fast, perhaps, as well as ever. And what
is more, we shall ring out the hours to the
world. Month after month, day after day
hour after hour, fresh news comes in to keep
our spirits up. And ihese hours, and days,
and months will work up into the evcrlast-
ing year through which tho Union shall
live forever@Phild. Press.
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THE. M ARK E S.



Tho Flour market il very firm but inactive Sales
coHprise about 5000 bbls. Western extra family at
S7,25 "a $50 for old stock and fresh ground; 500
choice Ohio do at ST. and 900 bbls City Mills ex-
ira and extra family private terms. Tho retailers
and bakers buying at S. 90 $3.50 for superfne;
S6,75@7 for extra; $7,25@S for extra family, and
500 lOT Dbl for fancy brands, as to quality. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal are scarce at former rates.
GRAIN-Wheat is active and firm at previous
rates. about $4,000 bushels sold at GOO Soc for
common and good choice red, the latter for amber,
and 1850 ls0c f9 bus. for white, as to quality. Rye
is in steady demand, with small sales at 1870 400
u bus. Corn is rather 10000 bus. sold at
il0@ll3o for Western and Southern yellow, and
1850 % bus for old, which is an advance. Oats
also better; about ~ 900 bus sold at SEC weight.
PR0VISI0NS.-There is less activity in the
market, but holders are firm. Mess Pork is held at
SIS for new, and SIG 5@l7 u Dbl. for old. Bacon
and Green Meats are wanted at full prices. Butter
is active at 1920 u ID, tho latter for prime.
Eggs arc selling at soc p dozen. Lard is in steady
demand at l2i@lSc u ID for bbls and tierces.
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BLACKSMIT

WE, the d-known firm of Charles R. Belts 4
W Brothers, invite the people to give us a call
with any york which they may have in our line of
business. We are able to furnish, to all who may
favor us with their patronage any and all kind of
country work We keep on hand the very bo5t ma
terial, and will furnish work of any description to
suit the people and their fancies, at as low cash
prices as it can be furnished at any other shop in
the county, We keep on hand, made in the very
best Of mechanical style, all kind of Farming uten-
ss such as IRON and STEEL PLOWS, IRON
HAhRoWS and HARROW TEETH, SHOES of
all descriptions, &C., &c. All kind of
Rep irin g done
to suit our patrons and on reasonable terms.
n. B.-Also horse-shoeing in late and nice style.
CHARLES R. BELTS q BROS.
Jan. s, 1864. Gumboro, Del.
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"oLD BRAINs."-An amusing Topographic
cal error occurred in one of the New York
papers, in printing Gen. Halleck's Report OF
War Operations. The General, who enjoys
the sobriquet of ''0ld Brains" wrote in de-
precatlon Of the immense cost of army trans
portatlon, and made out a case for himself by
saying that our trains have been materially
reduced during the year." Imagine his dis
gust when he found the boast printed "our
brains have been materially reduced !"
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U. S. Internal Revenue Tax.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual list of
In Taxes, comprising LICENCES, INCOME,
CARRIAGES, SILVER PLATE, YACHTS, Bill
LIZARD TABLES, &C.. has been received from the
Assessor, and that duplicates are now in the hands
of the Deputy Collectors, and notice will be given
by the said Deputy Collectors of the time and pla-
ces at which the said taxes will be received
In case the said taxes not paid within the
time specified by the said Deputy Collector, an adj
ditonal TEN PER CENTUM will he added to the
ammount in all cases. G. IL. B. DAY, Colr,
Dover, Dec. 81, '63. Dist. Del.
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II u - II p U II LIS III Il ID
The Life of Stephen A. Douglass,

WITH MS SPEECHES AND REPORTS.
By II. NJ. FLINT. With Portrait on steel. A new
and revi ell edition. with additions. l2no., cloth,
4OS PIP.
This great American Statesman was so identified
with the stirring events of the past four years. that
the above volume will be welcomed by his many
friends for its true and faithful exposition of his
brilliant and instructive career.
The book will be sent, postpaid, to any address,
on receipt Of price, 81 % The trade supplied on
libcreral terms. Address
JOHN Il. POTTER, Publisher.
Dec. IL, '63. No. 6l7 SAMSON St., Phila.
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Collectors Notice
IT, s, Internal Revenue Tax.

Notice is hereby given that the annual list of
Taxes, comprising LICENSES, INCOME, CAR
RIAGES, SILVER PLATE, YACHTS, Bill
LIZARD TABLES, &C.. has been received from the
Assessor, and that duplicates arc now in the hands
Of the Deputy Collectors, and notice will be given
by the said Deputy Collect of the time and places
at which the said taxes will be received.
In case the said taxes are not paid within the
time specified by the said Deputy Collector, an ad-
ditional TEN PER CENTUM will be added to the
amount in all cases. c. II. b. DAY, Copr
Dorer, Dec. 81, 'e3. Dist Del
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For Sale.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, situate on
IA navigation, having a good landing, and ovor
5UOO cords of wood growing thereon, with excellent
Fisheries attached, can be had by applying to the
subscriber at this place.
will sell the farm, or else dispose of the timber,
reserving the land. c. S. LAYTON
Jan. l, 1868. Georgetown, Del.
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DEPUTY COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual list of
Taxes, as stated above, for Division No. 5, com
prising Ceder Creek, Broadkiln, Georgetown, Lew
es and Rehobeth, and Indian River Hundreds, Sus-
sex county, has been received, and that will at
tend at the store of G. L. Norris in Milton on Sat
urday, Jan. 9th 10th, 3d. and 3Oth to receive said
Taxes. EDWARD M. VAUGHAN,
Milton, Des. 26, 1s63.-ls. Dep. Col
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CALEB S. LAYTON
RULE.
IO - -LIAs
In the Court of Chancery of the
State of DeIaware, in and for Sus-
sex County.
81
Thomas Ward

sex County.
Thomas Ward
VS.
Joseph Ward, Humphrey Ward, pot;,;or
0bed 0twell and Mary Jane, Filed
his wife, in right of said wife part;t;or 30.
and Eliza Ward, Thomas 'i'i''O"'
Ward Lavinia Ward, Marian
Ward and Eliza Ward.
And now to wit, this 22nd day of September, A.
d. 1868, it appearing to the Court that summons to
appear and shew cause why partition of the premi-
SEES, in said petition mentioned, should not be made
according to the prayer of the said Petitioner d-
rccted to the said defendants hath been regularly
issued, but that tho said 0bed Orwell and Mary
Jane his wife, in right of said wife, defendants
have not caused their appearance to be entered
upon such process, within such time and in such
manner according to the rules of this Court, as tho
same ought to have been entered, in such pro-
cess had been duly served. And on application it
is ordered by the Chancellor, that 0bed Orwell and
Mary Jane his wife, in right of his wife do appear
in this Court the fifteenth of March next, and
show cause, if any they have, why partition of tho
premises in said petition mentioned should not be
made according to the prayer of said petition. And
it is further ordered by the Chancellor that said
rule be published for three months in the "The
Union" q newspaper published in Georgetown, in
Sussex County aforesaid.
SUSSEX COUNTY SIS.
II. S.. hereby certify that tho foregoing is truly
copied from the Record. In testimony whereof,
have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the
seal Of said Court, at Georgetown, this twenty
fourth day Of November A. ID. 1868.
THOMAS ROBINSON,
Register in c. Chancsry.
Nov. 81, 1S6s.-25
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EVERYBODY GO TO
SiPPLE & MAULL's
AND BUY YOUR

TRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, BOOTS AND
- SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, BRoOMS,
BUCKETS, PAINTS, OILS, &C., 40.
They have just received q new stock of Goods,
which they offer usry cheap for cash, all kinds Of
Produce. si.i.- re
6sorgstoWn, Del. Dee. "a.