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NOTICE 10 hcseby given that an csts,
- has been tskrn up by An'reas Gerber
o. Bainrridge Township, Dubpis County
indianss described a. follows 10 vii: A
black coz and cali, marked with two under.
ons " each ear. having bell on. and cup
posed 70 Do about eight years old. aud vaIu.
60 q ton dollars, November 26th 1863
HENRY A HOLTHAUS Clerk ID. G.
Jan. OCH 1864. -3w.
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1.-THE mercury fell TO IS degrees
below zero at this place, on Jan. LIST.
indicating the coolest weather since
1882, A number Of cattle froze to
death. and also chickens on roosts.-
At Jefersonville four rebel prisoners,
left in the cars all night, were found
frozen stiff in the morning.
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coMmU rrcArED.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CUnA-
BILE DlSEhSs!!
A CARD.
To Consuriptives.

gEvHE undersigned having been restored 10
= henl,h ~ few '..ekS. bs very sim pie
remedy, nlicr h..vina suffered several years
with a r.v-rs hug riis'r.iou, nai that Dire ID
disease. Conaumplipn--is anxious 60 make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the mssns
vf cure.
To all Who detirs IL. he will srnd copy
% the prescription used Gree OF charg".)
with the directions for preparing snd uring
the same. which they ~ill fnd nauRr cURE
Tor CossgArTIoH. ASTHMA. EBuxcHlTIs
rouGHs, Cons. &c. The anly object u The
advertiser in sending tia Prescription j. to
benefit the afflicted, ana spread lniurn,a.
tlon which he conceives 20 be invaluable,
and he hopes every suf,scr Will try his
remedy. as il win cost them nothing, aud
may prove a blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
w liamsburg. Kings County. New York.
Sept. Goth 1868 I'm.
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MOIICE Il hereby given that John II
Ellie Of Columbia Township Dubois
coocsy Indians, has on the 1st day Of De
@smoer A. D. 1868 taken up an cstray
Cow and CALI unmarked, with line back
~ s'dss. With white belly, supposed 10 BE-
ens years old and appraised q; twelve dol
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. Clerk d. G.
Jan. 9th, l86l.-3w.
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JASPER COURIER.
GYTuE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUN.
DRY CO., corner Of Vine and I.ongworth
ssrssts. are our agents In Cincinnati.

TCommon Pleas Court adjourned
Thursday morning. But little busl-
ness of general importance was trans
acted. The case Of the state VS.. Mos
by Corn for an assault and battery on
Lewis Green, resulted in verdict OF
not guilty. The railrord case was con-
tinued till next term.
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NEW STORE!
Dry Goods, Clothing and
Groceries!

vTvHE undersigned has just returned from
! the Queen City with a well selected
stock OF the above articles, 20 which he
invites sEe attention Of citizens or Dubois
couuty. lie 10 confident he can sell his
goods ns cheap 70 any merchant In this vi.
cinIy. His STOCK. OF eentIemen's Clothing
10 particularly fine. Call and see Tor your.
selves. atthe big brick, north ~ the Cour,
House. JOSEPH EGG.
September IS, lSGS.-ly
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Iron last Monday night Mrs.
Wiscbach, Of Haysvillc, in this CO.,
whose husband is a soldier in the
65th Indiana volunteers, went to bed
apparently well, after . days hard
work, and was found by her four lit
lie helpless, crying children, dead in
the bod next morning.
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IL hereby given all whom the whole Of ~. v
era tracts Of land IN The foregoing list conanoi thereof as
may DC the principal and costs j
40 vcrfisng due from the thereof vii. bc Court Ions,
door ID Jasper county Of Dubois Indiana Monday W
January sGi unless the said principal coats W
pad before that time Witness hand Auditor county this
Isl day q January, ls6i TllEO SONDEiMAN. "A. ID. q
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STATE OF I,DIANA. DUBOIS co:

THEODORE SONDERMAN, Anditr Of sand county n said
state 90 hereby certify that the foregoing list
statement OF all lands liable be
principal and interest due and remaining unpaid
school funds Of Dubois January
together with the and Witness nv
hand as Auditor Of said county this LIST day January
TlEO. SONDEIsMhN A.. ID
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~ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
MOrCE y hereby given tina, the under
49, signed has been appointed executor
~ the will annexed, Of the estate Of Yves
~ Debruier, late Of Dubois county deed;
ITO estate "a supposed " b. solvent.
Jan 9th. 1864. -3w.
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K x X
DIR. SWEETS
lnfnIliblc Limi m en- I
The GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.


Fsa RHkuMATIsM, 0vur, NEURALGIA, Luz
sAoo' sriyF NECK AND JoIsrs, sPRAiSs,
BRUISES. CUTS AND WOUNDS, PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMA-
TIC AND NERVOUS DIS
ORDERS.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
Tho Great Natural Bone Setter.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut
Is known all over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut
u the author OF "Dr. Sweets InialIibIs
Linimcni'
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimeni
Cures rheumatism and never tails.
DR.. Sweets InIallible Linimeni
Iss certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DR.. Sweets Iniallibc Liniment
Cures Barns and Scalds Immediately.
:. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Isths best known Remedy FOR Sprains and
Bruises
DR.. Sweets lnfalliblc Liniment
Cures Headache immediately aud was never
uown 10 fail.
Dr. Sweets Infallible Liniment
An Il immediate relief Tor Piles. and sci.
dom. Us to cure.
r. Sweets lnialible Liniment
Cures oothache in obs Minute.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Iinimcnt
Cures Cuts and wounds immediately and
leaves no soar.
DR.. Sweets Iniallihlc Liniment
Il The best remedy Tor Sores in the known
world.
DR.. Sweets lntallible Liniment
Has bsen used BY more than million peo-
pie, and all praise il.
DIR. Sweets lniallible Liniment
u truly ''frisnd IN need" and every
smily should have !, At hnnd.
DR.. Sweets lniallille Linimcnt
: for sale BY all Druggists. Prize rs aud
20 cents.
RICHARDSON g. co.
Sole Propretcrs, Norwich, CT.
For sale BY all Dealers
September 26lh. 1868 y ".
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anthony Sscinhau user,

{ Residence opposite Indiana Hotel. aspor. J
HAS : large stock Of Dry Goods. Grocs.
- RES and Motions. which tie il desireue
OF peddline out on the principle Of "smsli
profits end quick saIes.s He gives below
some Of his prices. end invites those vhs
wish 70 buy. 10 cal on him al his home. or
stop his wagon, when IN motion. An kinds
Of produce taken IL exchange for .ood..
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
AN signed has been appointed admins
iraior q the estate ~ William Cox. late 81
Dubois county. deed; said estate Il suppos
ed u b. solvent
SYRENUs cox, aau.r.
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i,R. SW EET'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EVf A QRSESis unrivaled by any. and ia
all sases Of Lameness. arising from Sprains
Brni~cs - Wrenching, Its effrc, - magical
and certain. Harness Or Saddle Calls
Scsstehss. Mango, &C., Il will also cure
spesdilv. SPAWN and Riagbone may be easily
pvsseWed end cured In their incipient stages,
srs con tismed cases are beyond the posi-
hilisy of : radical cure. No case Of the kind,
issswsvss, 10 20 desperate or hopeless but il
nsy be:aIIeviatsd BY shis Lniment, aud it's
faithful application will slw.ys remove the
L,meness, and sosLle the horse to travel
Win comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this rem.
edy Al hand. for 10 timely use :, the frs,
appssssnce Of lsmeness will cfi'cctuaily pre-
vent those formidable diseases mentioned, to
which all horses are liable. aud Which rem
der 90 many otherwise valuable horses near
" worthless. See advertisement.
September 26,h, 1868 -ly.
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= 1--WE are informed that Messrs.
Fisher and Miller have obtained so
volunteers, and will shortly 60 into
camp. Keep the ball rolling.
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lxxESsE. Sheriff Weikcl, Of this
county, sold to Ed. Bohart, last
week, for 500, two hogs weighing
1G56 pounds! Who can beat it!
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N f w GOOD s!
Cheap as the Cheapest:
JOS. FREADM AN

NFOkMS the public generally that he
- hss just returned from the cities Of
Cincinnati and Louisville. with q stock ~
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES QUEENS.
WARE AND NOTIONS, which IL unsur-
passed IN any store 10 this locality. and
which he has purchased on such favorable
terms a. will enable him to sell as chesp.
y not cheaper. than any mcrchan, In this
locality. Give me a cell and satisfy your-
selves. q the big brick on The east side Of
the Public Square, Jasper Ind.
October 3. 1868. JOS. FREEDMAN.
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A LIST OF LANDS

Advertised for sale for payment Of Principal and Interest
remaining unpsd to the Common and Congressional
bois county Indiana.
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justices, blanks.

~ SANITY on hand and for sale low at the
COURIER OFFICE.
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Advertise IN the Jasper Courier
, 1864-05-16

A few more men. and few more dollars are
wanted. Money IL the stnew Of war. and even the
fire Of patriotism cannot exist long unless the
With money. We hope that the fund viii be lib
e1ally increased, and the ranks hberzly rec1u1ted
We cannot do too rnnoh The time for cnlistments
expired on Saturday night, but Il IL understood
cially forbidden.
Now, then, for one grand pull, and the thing Is
dono-the viper Of secession will be killed beyond
MI hope Of recovery. He il now In hls dying
agony. Who II there that vii not feel proud In
atter years TO be able to recount to bis children
taat he was IN at the DEATH and assisted In giving
tnc a9al hlowr Like all expiring reptiles he Will
neonoer heavily, and needs 10 be douhly cnarded
aeaiast M oolng danaee This ia what We arc wanted
rebel reptile from ealiyinr iorth Fueriila-Lke on
to tho work. ~
, 1864-05-16

ITO THELADIES OF CHICAG

ITO THE LADIES OF CHICAGO.
= " call on u Of yoa, IN particular thoss @ s who
~Ne ha7s chosen the following for our Text or
hs q r. sse ss1 aoas ha1s
Sfethe4a o. M ssters, ITO tor 10y II shaii os hsppy
Come forward, then, . iadie1, and an. high o.
Ss e. ia. Rs az
every woman. Itch Or pooE Ms eenstdc! cor that sae
eoadae aen p11sasd s. hose sho .ra e:pesd
2 cead e ~
port Adnt,tag his. then. (wach al Of rs knoN to
b ass:! Il s
awaIe ths taet that no Tonaan saa snRpoEt hes
6 es af s
consider It Disgrace On the present generation {who
.Stnss t. est Il soeisty. hoS T to rsnsdy iii cv
XeId Pc fos A those vhe hs,e to employ aep
aganee ana psy rhe ssms to those isbor they
i've In comfort 50 70 enable them to decent Sup
PeIt na .pala RI sIo snoaa
We cannot comprehend Why the Iabor1nR Glasses
Ii a.
e ena a
comfort and e1travagauce from the labor of others
nas n9 II 11r s ns I'd tasa
10 tbe ssme situation. Eh.t would Be wish for ny
fellow msn 70 90 nh.o NJ? 1his u easily answered
and Socrates tells you. all that thou Wou{dRt that sn
should do unto ypu, do you even ulto thetn ,ons
tho.c who have not been fortunsta IN is ~ yeur
eeif. Give them all your Md, that Il ey naY auccecd
hts can be done, by yuur actrE braTely. Stand ou
Will tfown your undertaking.
Tho object Of thia soe!ety t. to elevate Eouan to
her natural stafiou and to support haIsef without
men whose object IS to ruin woman and then iesvo
her u misery and shame and he going abroad ee
great change Come forw ard. them one 1ad ali, and
generation.
Greet meeting of the Chicago Association for the
Al EVE. ING May 9.th. 1t the Young Mems Chris
u.n a..sstaon noes corner q c,a1s aHd Washing
my16 k76-1t4p
, 1864-05-16
r e A D
What the Detroit Free Press Of May 10th says Of this
GORGEOUS PAGEANT.

4 :s5 !s 4 81 Ms XII
e =
was Of Aunan beings. all waiting IN anxious
I e. ssas1s sa .so Il Il It. @
w Faissd and the band ea5Iags NOT 0s*11a, M
ia ions, othels followed, csdias up Fors 1t1eet.
snt,l tne ilee satsadsd nsaEy haIa NILS A. sas
mel1bs1s ot fae company who wars detailed Tor tdo
is
siET ID them an ilvs lion was trans
liz Il liz H. & q
who seemed ub!quitous .he line e march vas taksn
'6e waa AID It
ssi va, 4.Estea of ne ia;1a. a..
siofss j he F'sld Of ihe Clo,h q Gsld Flo
e
sss 2R Sss
In l's appeared the great Btrt4A ts tr!t. its
tse ,uosr q nosabe evesis ii American and EGropsan
history. Prominent among these VAS Inoss artistic
is Maser roa. hoe psael oas u ss petoFes
hs naesa. capt:o came 9n ne pattern s;SSa "1is
sR sa s. Fneess
T.
tides Of tns sos q tae ssploi:a OF ths
s. & ls
hs na Yer e. ,5om thsT dsns cs. ., ,n,norre
SAor s :,ssnas ia ssS .aa
!:ss, or WAN sS:sl.sf POI T.: TSsa is Efsas
zlins III e5s @itn Tea scusns non il nir1os. %
Sn % ~ e:nt ~
trer Lead t. Toe slyer-sha armoE ronnd
ss Tf q: :! n siPss
b. Greea Yit taEla: a ni. sde csoqehsa hugs 1.e
sa Vi e. 6 4 es sa W.
e III, npan p. f ron asE ss
ii ia o. sim ssosa b.aatitai vom.n re,re.sat!a9
:; s4:sss ~ Ees:s
.:s S6;s ss;ss
eade II and ladies' foovedit. and brou hsnp
f. 1ea Sc .anst +
their e.s. OF their helmets. veyed Elacetn pl1ms.
seen or O.
.sn Is II f. Il r. Fl e s
81 an sa diz eaaa "a
r. ei!su; s,forsss:e. eonm.ness =. * R;M:
& mt s tsaa
rev. to H. being lFs.n ,rs% tns p:ae!Rsi nsees Of
'ave. thsE !ss ~ hs
entirs 1t svesJb dy. Crockett s daring.
d 81 1 s h
rival Party: He doe. Al sorts q m.ryeloqs thia:s
tseet and ctus!ps them to oheY his aTery word and
look: He exesh all Of his predecessors Il tha same
Wo predict for this establishment the largest snc-
1t apr for We can 4sauFe feaf-
etF and 1xhuut this Stse that TITS in every
rt.pect worthy OF the most liberal PATRONAGE.
> Thls enormous establishment. wfl shortly visit
CHICAGO FOR a FEW DAYS,
And viii e1thit 10 all tho principal towns n illinois
aud Nhconsln during the months Of us1 a7d JuLT.
Adr71selon 10 cants.
my1S g0ol0t
, 1864-05-16
NORTHWEST ERN SANITARY CON-
MISSION SEWING ROO MS,
CO NTndTxnra street. Chic AFRO.

Sewing rooms, under tie auspices OF the North
western Sanitary Commission have been re-opencd
in NcNieker's Thtater building. The preeent state
men, tells Its OWL story and ITS own wants. Tbs
sutcringa Of our troops are only exceeded by their
ye)or. The number OF wounded 10 hourly lncreas-
liz. In order 10 Keep pace with them, the women
Of the couRtry must turn out fndsse and sew with
a will. as hundreds Of thousands Of garments will
fort Of the mained and bleeding 6odies Of The he
roic Sufferers. ALI material that can be made up
will be furnished BY the Sanitary Commiss1pn+ who
have also employed soldiers widow TO prepare
the work. Tho room 10 comfortably heated, well
II hscd, and suitably iurntshed. .Mr. Chittendcn
and mr. Ludlow, with their usual 1ibcrallty, have
inst placed at the disposal Of the Sanars Commits
sion half dozen sewing machines, SO that all is
ready. Let the rooms bc dlled with workers, ach-
Ing and anxious hearts be relieved by active labor,
Of muSketry and the crash Of artillery. The4ooms
will be under the charge Of Are. c. E. Hosmer is
heretofore.
, 1864-05-16
THERMOMETER.
T1rh4

GENEROUSLY DosE.-1n anticipation of thsp
ent wants Of our sick and wounded soldiers in the
army, responsive to an appeal from Chaplsin g.
Day, United States Sanitary Commissioners
Mo.chester. (Aieh.l Irecently shipped to the o.
Northwestern Sanitary Commission, Of this
city, 2sK barrels Of Sanitary Stores.
Barrels Green Apples.
1 do Dried Applos.
16 do Potatoes,
2 do Pickles.
l do Picked Onions.
u do Picked Tomatoes.
Jackson. Michfgan-In addition to liberal chip,
ment In Kind. has recently added s O6.17, for tie
purchase Of potatoes at Hillsdaie, 800 cts pei
hushe1A-a wide margin between city and country
prices.
Adrian. also, has made large shipment Of vcge.
tables to the Commission, through the agency ol
Chaplain Day.
Let ibis good work 60 on in Michigan, and every
other State in the great Northwest.
, 1864-05-16

The Office Of the Min stry at Large has been re.
moved to the corner Of Washington and Dearborn
ttTIcts, over Kenda1l'e Bakery, ID loot-ltis open
from 10 u g. N. No" is the TING when you are
laying atldc yonr worn winter clothing. It is not
worth packing away, but IL just the thing for onr
poor folks who can wear thicker clothing IN warn
weather than yon do: because they wear less in
your last summers c1othes-Inany OF them out
grown-others not fashionable will Just fit
our poor little destitute ones, who are going to
in the city and have nothing to wear. Please don't
forget as and give to street beggsrs who, in nIne
cases ont Of ten. pawn your gifts for drink. Pat
, 1864-05-16
AmU6E1IBETSe

EowE's CRcrs-A reference to cur advertising
aeain to sisit us With large and varied addition
Of ite attractive novelties The proprietor ia do
h9 vnr n tS ~ be1
httle ahead Of the ordinary. The public will look
with interest for hia advent.
ACADEMY OF HCsIc.-Mesgre. Arlington, Leon
and DounIker, Of the Academy OF AuEtc1 are max
ing most elaborate arrangemenis and strenuous
eHorts for the production on Wednesday evening
next ot the pantomfmlc extravaganza Mother
Goose" There is no doubt but this will be the
master piece Of the Of the talented company
Of the Academy. That 1t will have O long run ana
4 crowded patronage there can be no doubt.
, 1864-05-16

The enemy still cling to Dalton, their advance ia
eng qs At that almost @ inaccessible position e4z.
kasd th[e n9a 95.t Of IT,
BE- held By 5000 men against times that num-
Der, and there is certainly everything in Its appe4r
ees itse is sEe % asny IS conpaety enas
posjton, while the wings each OF which is another
splendid host, are gradually feeling their way on
% s9one %posttion 1t Tunnel H 70 osr cavalry, ai1er
shafp slirmish, but 1t does not seem to have
been part Of their intention to hold It tcnaciousy
They baEe beer q some @
fe back perhaps they do for the credit Of their
arms for they arc the only rebel uniforms that have
bssp steady sr afe o5 Ara
compliments this morning. Hooker, on the right,
had one Of Its batteries In action yesterday, while
er the q saR n
every direct,on-the inpetuosity OF our ekirmish-
ers having, IN erery instance, forced the rebels
back. Whatever may be ehestnan's desiEns, the
bring it EN- to successful isaue- The army Is now
In poation and two Or th1ee days must develop the
dekiena Of the contendlng leaders: .,....1
to-day to Tunnel Fill, and It could run straight
INTO The rebel lines, the road 90 lar as known, be-
ing INTACT clear to Atlanta the e fsoes retreat,
ItoWah and Costenania nvers;, but there ID eTi-
dence along the track between here and the Ten
nessce River, that every damage WILL be speedily
During ekir1niah, a day or two ago, Gen. How
ard, commanding the 4th corps. received bullet
through his coat-tafl, which passed, thereafter,
through the bat Of staff officer standing near at
. hand. .
Our losses thus Gr have been slight We have
captured few prieo CTS. The rebel lines arc 30
compact that very few desertezs tcaca ohr nnes-
Organized troops are constantly arriving nom
Chattanooga. Its estimated besides, that 1000
men. recruits andmen coming to @ their re @1es1%snts,
arTlve in Chattanooga dtiy; Ra1ions ase plenty,
nd YhA hAf
The guerilJas are active among tnc mountains
bordef1ng on the Tennessee Tver. An engineer
was shot dead on tie Memphis and Charleston
PaiIroad list week, nnd on F11day last, ,stWo mem
bers Of the 18th Ohio cavalry, were Killed while
struggling behind their regiment.
battalion Of Payruastars Is at ChattanooSa,
with funds to pay tho troops. ~ soon aa the mill
tary situation becomes settled enough 10 permit
them to dispense their verdant favots. =.
The news nom the Eaet is received with enthu-
eiasn. II is as much the theme q conversation a.
The operations here. aesesal Sherman, iot the
present. Uni not permit the no1thssn NAL to 90
ihe Chattanooga Gazttte says that the people Of
Tenpeeete were Threatened with starvation after
the promulgation Of Gen. sherman'a order cutting
oT supplies, bns Inst hey are determined to stay
at home md light the demon to the best Of thelr
ability. Many families arc living entirely on
, 1864-05-16

san FRANCISCO. May 14.-The Cnpperhcad Statc
Convention adjourned with three cheers for the
Constitution a. 1t is and the Union as 1t was
tmenniug with slavery restorcd) and the downfall
ofUnc'e Abraham.
The public joy over the war nswa continues un-
nbatca among the Union men.
Several Sanitary Coma5iseion meetings arc ar
ranged for throughout the State.
TIE pressure on the money market Ia very great.
Bullion receipts for the past ten days amount 10
about 81 100000.
, 1864-05-16
LOCAL MATTERS,

WV, w.-Wood and vr1l1o1s> Ware.
the Leading house IN the Northwest IN wooden
an9 "i,o" WAIT anu tae Many a,ltsaes comPtsseu
anoes 'na1 neao ~ W. pene'e' taat " Nasnaule'
"nl1e' no. W. nou1n "Ater eueet VINO carries
ptoDaoy " lA1 LIE Ia1gs11 s'oe1 o. sooos N ta's
nne IN Inc Nor1n~ezl. 1o tne unihntateo DIE s!ose
AppeaFS chaos OF goods piled one on another.
Pai1s, churrs, cradles, baakete,S brooms, twiues,
cordare. wire. vasbboards. tubs. measures. child
rena carriages, b1ushes, and housand and one
e.e,htne fpo.n c1ntSea I,n M tSat n,a H. cnn,.
priscd under the general head Of wooden and VIII
low ware. This firm Was established In 1854 rnder
the raMt OF br1RSs, mite d Co, became the well
known house Of Y h1te stewNt White, and Il
Icy % etlA mste M1oely knoWn a1 that OF Nnthaniel
Hu: aneJ aasa eses tassesse2 toe sIEsteee Ia
me- h ro tSe,t en.ts mas d ~ deaa a
Te res1t ~ tsar e14s T. sesn ~ ;hs;r
xrest success and rapidly tnc1esalne trade:
Sixth ward,-Uniou yoters Of the Sixth
Ward. there viii he 4 nr,n,arv pnaet{nr hald 1t
Nt.,,,.-,. Hsn 49, c.,.1 80 No7d.S .ra.f,-
1'1s'..1 A4n' w eNAa. eesesr "oAu0S o.eA"s'
At hall past GeTen P. NJ, Tor the purpose o. uomi~
Mating four delegates 70 the next ensuing Conveu-
ton, noldea on the lsth 1natant-
Nottce.-The Young Men' 8 Literary Association
viii give crapd festival on Monday evening at
On3nn.s Chime, IN Ioetson street. The nnh,;c ara
respectfnjig reouested 10 assist them in rsjsinp
means 1n 1;yr,ch q ib- 0sn.'s r. 'nN ~ 4'4slus
'aenn0 ~ p'fcoose notal5s &C.
Sexx1pr FIR 4Fo uo,no or .ba U-,,na-
,esx - s.w,no ha. In ~ hsSa "a - ~ ~. IT,. -.
, 1864-05-16
RfaI 35State-Uountrp.

EoR 9ALE-A Farm, twelve aailss so1th OF lows
Ctty johnson County. Iowa, Of $50 Acres-2lo acres
pasture lots, one ne farm nonse th1oe coed ten,as
nouses besides. lar~e barn and fne orchard Of 20
teeas, tteAn sa mil the premises, not ownett By
~ nndsss'sned; blacksmith shso aad sehsol h1rse
qni1ed Tls perfect Fsfihsr particulars glyen upon
application to Aessrr. EDNONDs Z RANsMn!Ms NM!s ra5 q
KAnlaxes City, Iii. 3yScsSks9
, 1864-05-16

CAPTAIN WmGBT.-rhe, company now raising
by Captain Ned. c. Wight, Of the Academy Of
Music, Tor Col shimp's regiment, is fast filling up.
It 10 expected that by Tuesday next, the company
vail be filled to the maximum. Capt Wright has
served eighteen months already, In the Army oi
The totonac and poasas rarc qualifications for the
position Of company commander. He is we'll.
Known to this community from his connection
with Leon g. Donnikera Minstre!s- Two OF the
printers from the Tribune otlice room ezlistsd in
this COMPANY Those who enlist with Captain
Wright will have the benefit OF the fuud now rails
ing by the business man Of Chicago.