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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-28
JAMES 6. WHRAT,
npr1o s'.ffl' i.s --- Special OommfsHiou z
Hutchins s Moore. and othssis,,, .a Ohio count

Hutchins + Moore and Others, - Ohio county
Kelley HollowsyI land other. fap court
Wi4tkRFAsl BY decree Of the Circuit Court Of
" Ohio county, duly pronounced and entefsd on
inc 4th day " April, 1854, in the above entitled
the said cause Be referred AlohEo Iofink h spi
Commissioned appointed for the purpose, to SScer-
'lst The anSants respectively due the creditor,
mentioned in the said deed Of May, chow
lpgthe amount paid to each OF hem, On ACCOUNT Or
I ne asDts mentioned therein, by whom and when
. '2d An astoaut Of the nett ProntS 81 tho bushes
carried on b! the defendant, A.Wllsun Kellsy,lun
hole way Co. aud him, said a, Wilson ReIIeT. 81
me goth November, 1901, Bed With iGomPiains2tS
Pill ~ an exhibits No. Is mt only spriof to thS9d
October, 1883 bHt subsequent thereto andup to nc
time OF the sale hereinafter ordered and decfeed
showing the full account of fhe anfIFe bpsjnSSs :"
Of sale Of thu 18th November, 49,,
I'D. An account q the amount due the arm OF
contract Of sale Of the 18th ISs7 Gbstbsr
Tor goods. materials, accounts, or otberEiGe land
n nSs and BY whom The sane has been applied
"4th. An account OF the several dsbta or the aFn
oL kelley, Holloway 4 Co.,, showing TO whom due
Mnea LsySSs ara lhe order and priority IN which
hereinafter directed, and upon the MONEYS. II anV.
which may DO found due by The defendant, A. vii.
10th. An account Of the several amounts Maid nv
the Gaid WILTON Kelley on the said debts Of Rei-
icy, Holloway &oSiS showing when and to whom
each payment was made,
18Th. An aeeopnt Of the paymsnts made under
me sale Of the "a October 1885, by the said A. VIII
on ,hseley 70 Seiendant zJaoobJ trustee, the
cedltors mentioned IN said deed Of llth May, 1855,
shoWlnB 70 whom and when each payment va
made, aud the amount therefor p Sc % ~.
n, Ana the sad tAionso Loring having declined to
no duties Of said appointment under the
@ 1ua decree, the said cause by decree rem
1915 sea therein BY said court the 12thSiay Of NAV
6so4. Was referred to the undersigned one of t6e
OF the said Court who Il subTtitnted
Of the said Special oommi5lioner under aid drSt
decree, with Instruction. to take and report the
several accounts ordered by said hrst above men.
IN pursuance oftad dscreeS, shall proceed at NV
once OF, 4th Strset In the city OF wheeling, Ohio
eo9ntyI w. w onthe 18th day Of Iune 1854 70 take
cree frst above recited az - S7fSs5f27 's Wy
Wheeling, Nay 1s, 1854. oommi11ion,s[
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-28

IKE
DMT, QUART AND HALF RNF Rt,lsva
i Hook Wine and RrAndy BOttlsS, Dentto6ns -
n manufaetursrs' price,. SS----'' ~
jana IS Main Street.
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,,sdg / GUARANTEE ? ElTEEI, ylH az IA
We, the undersigned, residents Of g. In the
county o. and State Of, hereby Jointly
and ssysrally covenant With the United States and
GUARANTEES In case thS foregoing Bid iof-1Lbe
accepted that he or they will within ten days amer
ne acceptance OF said bid execute the contract for
the same with good and sufficient Suretiea in q
sun equal TO the amount OF the contract to furnish
t1e forage proposed In conformity to the terms Of
bid was made, and in case the Baid-shalI fail to
enter into epptFact AZ aipresaid5w0 guarantes to
make good the difference between tho uifef BY khS
said and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom thecontract may be awarded
4lye3 index our hands and seals thiB--day of
------lS0A IA = +lhs-- 80 = Ply
Witness:
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CHERO KEE RFIIEDY
- = ~ M ~ & 7-7Ell-I-4ls =
49, = q la :. ANU -'i7h -11T.
CHEROKEE INJECTION.
OoMPoUNDID 1RoM ROOF, PllraA

--SSA'SAS 1ANoA AsooHsI BARK LAVE
CHERoKEE REdRDYsthS mi Tr,,,sd,,u NJ.
~ cures All Diseases of the urinary orpSnS -SnsS
=; 4leonIinenea eb the Urine, IndammSFion ~ al
6iiee9eFi Inn ammAton Of the RidneyR Stone IN ~
bladder, structure, Gravel, elect, GonorrhesE Az
rs Teeopne aded In those eises Of Pio5r
Albug Tor Whites In femaIes) where All he ia sS
Peoua medicines have failed. 90 -. 80 --H'
" tg prepared In highly concentrated forr,
the dose only being from one to Two ~
three times per day. 70 = - = - FE'A-lulA
s-lt e diuretlc and Alternative in it, aetIon. -
F1ying and cleaning the blood cauHinR Il To ok n
3! OF ttS original PuEiti aud ViEOE thus remoTinS
aIs Systsn all PorniciouS causes which have
CHEROKEE INJECTION "a intended na an an,
T assistant to the CHEROKEE, RRMFnY ~
snoui9 90 used in eppiunetion with that medieinS
N Al cases OF GonorrhoeA, elect, Rtour Aihns :.
hmtea 1ts enects are healing, soothing and 5E1,nI
centi EemoyipE All gcaldiDg, heat, ehordeo and .j
inAbead OF the burning and almost ~
with nearly all the cheap GGSoF
iD7By the uSsof the CHEROKEE RRIrVD,, -,
CHkRoKEE, INIEoTIQN-the two mSdicjnst AI .t
the ame tme-aii improper discharges Sre T"5,,
ed and the Weakened organs are GpSedily rsStoSNS
70 tull Ytgor and strength. FN7F7-' ASsS'SA
N5-fOrl null particulars get our. pauaublat f,,
any drug store In the country, OF write IN SnS -
Will mah nee 70 any address, full treatiSe -
fb-si PSESi, g REAEDY, S2 par battle
~ Pfies, OBlRORRR INJECTION. ssD.-A..
tie, or three bottles for IS, - Poi U0"
56-Sent by Express TO any nddfess On ressIn, .t
PtissS. ~ ~. dus VI tff -.yrl.lf-.4s a - =
A9-sold BY AL druggiStS everywhere -
| 4.'ai ~ 'i2-u DRsW.RaMERWINGO .sr7
r17 d4v1y No. 80 TiSsFsSR s. Nv York
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

Il the undersigned edo herSbJ propose to furni,h
sd aslbbfEs ID bRItod 81 as ID aast ssiG
o. your advertisement inviting proposals for forage
S Sstsa gl%gsFtana Tls6t the following
FteOIo. nR1:b.,, d az ,h.3 aI5la IL ;.
of 1851 hfty-Lix pounds. POI Ou'Hei
,T571,sulhels Of Oats in sacks at-psr busbsl
Do155, -TOn' of Balod Hay at-per ton 81 1900
,o553 .TOn' OfBAlod Straw A.-per tOnyst 1000
Delivery to commence on or before hO-day of
I1s64, and TO be completed on or before the
i..-oAy ot---l60-Sa nd-pledge myself to enter
INTO written contract with the United States with
gooo and approved security within the space of
oays 9iter being notified that my bid has been Sc.
- " q Your Ob't. servant kda EiiIf
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Tons OfBaled Straw at-per tonlSf 1000

- =" 4 Your ob'I. servant ala Fiil4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-28

belief the above pamed guarantors are good and
sacient a. securities for the amount for which tbev
oner to be security. '4''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-28
Trustees Sale.

A-H II . y
QY Sirtue OF hdeed Of trust made and s,.,.c1ts
~ 70 nae by Adam Poose, bearing data fhs 7if6
day OF Jnue, A. d. 1859, lRnd OF record In the Re-
eorders ofice In the county Of Ohio, and state Of
Meet Virginia, In Deed Book Number a Folio IBS
Will proceed 70 sell at Public Auction Al ihe fonf
door OF the Court House, OF Ohio connty. n M
city OF Wheeling. on Thursday, The 26fh day ~
May, A. d. 1864, 70 the highest and besf biddsr tb
ioueEing described property, 70 wit: Tho South
H9s,a TO the town Of Wheeling beginning on
mann STREET ct the corner OF lot formerly aSS<5S5
Win MD my fees thence VestWards Sith
Iine parallel with the line OF George VennIim az.
oeasSds ono hundred and three lSSl feet: tb.nss
seet9EsFd At right Anges, my feet to said Ven
nunfs line; thence eastward, with safd Vennn1n1S.
nne, one hundred and three Il03l feet "a the hSin
ntng, except 90 much thereof a VA seonTeSs5hy
me North Western Bank OF VirRinfa "a JETIeS NJ
nonAld by deed, dated the 22nd daV At PslF1SIS
1921, and now of record in Ohio o0nntV VirGi1iSS'
oeng the same residue Of sAid pisoa OF parodi ean
Heyed TO said Adam Roose, by aid Noff6 VTs.fsrr
B1nk OF Virginia, by deed, dated Pebtuarv istb.
lsoS, and now Of record In iSid COUNT fSgtf6s11
WIZ me privilege Of using the three FOOT SlieT man
a0ned IN said last named deed. r -. - =
me above property Il nhIecf 70 doy,Sr rjsht =
tAl1lS OF sALE-OnO half cash and tbS iSISnsn -
with interest. IClfJN WIN nIp b sI19iitEls
70 1-.21i-g .aA y ,E.lsf : = 'drnats.
-hoTE-Agreement having been maze lii e.
widow clear title viii b Sfyen. y y .5aj a9,S
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

NJ Office 10 hereby given That The time
~ has arrived when Is becomes the duty
Of the County Treasurer, 70 collect the taxes
remaining unpaid. with rosss and charges
that may accrue upon the same, By distress
aud sale OF property. Now. therefore. IN
order 10 give you all chance 70 save costs
II VIII continue 20 receive taxes az my oiiice'
until the last day Of May 1864. After that
time, I will send Deputies into the scvera
Townships 20 collect the same % prescribed
by law.
Said taxes can be paid in Indiana solvent
lbanks, United States Treasury notes ans
National hank notes--and gold and silveI
will not be refused; but all other fands will
X STEPHENSON. I. d. Q.
April %. 1864 -3w.
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Dr.. Sehuppert, in communication 70 the
New Orleans Delta. sayc
While Il V known TO medical men that a
total suppression OF the eruption Of smsl'pox
will endsnger the life Of the sufferer, = 70
proved BY experience tina tsuch suppres-
sion can b. undertaken on smsIl portions Of
me body. for instance the face, without
ham. The pomads Of Baudeloque. made Of
six parts Of pitch (pia nigra.) ten parts o.
yellow wax and twenty.iour parts Of mereu-
rial ointment, will answer that purpose
When used il should be warmed and 81
parts Of the skin Of the face be covered snt
kept covered continually for the space o
four days; the sslve. n in proves efticscious
must be applied on the fret or second day
the eruption has broken out.
Four days after the application. when re
moved. the eruption will have rename
Ipap ulous, and the spots will disappear i
time. without leaving any msrks.
i Having experienced the good effects fro'
1.-The administration Of this remedy, we hop
The press will promulea'e il by publication
and earn their thanks from the smiling face
!. OF those whom Il will have spared fr'gh
ful disfgurstion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

lTThcre is no exciting news rom
~ armies this week. Gen. Grant has
heen around to the different armies
examining the material be has g work
with. and getting things j. order 'ol
the spring campaign. We may rest
assrred that II his movements 40 mol
heoin with energy soon. the rebels vii
make another desperate effort TO trans
Cor the war to the North, and tina
more holly contested and terrible but :,
ties than have yet been fought WI
occur this spring, leaving behind 'ne'
sad train Of widows, orphans an'
cripplcs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09
Serious Troubles in Illinois!

A dispatch 10 the ST Louis Republican
civas On account Of a serious riot IN Coles
county, IN. which occurred on MONDAY.
There was Democratic meeting In Charles
ton. a, which Hon. John r. Eden made a
at the conclusion Of which d..
York, Surgeon Of the b4'h Illinois regiment
(snd a fan:icai Additionally mounted the
stand to reply. He had not proceeded lar
however, before he commenced dsnouncinl
Democrats a. "copperheads." "srai'ors.
&c which led TO riot, and IN which for'
was shot dead in his tracks The fighting
then became general. and Col. Mitchell
with portion Of ths 54'h regiment, took
prominent part. Several citizens and co.
diers were killed. and about twenty en- boil
sides wounded-of whom two have sine
died. vincennes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed iii proceed, with the Surveyor
Of Dubois county, on the 25,h day Of April,
1864. 10 run tue lincs and determine the
boundaries OF Section No. 10 and 20. Town,
South Range 5 west.
The intermediate lines will also Be run
and the corners thereof established. Per
sons interested will please he present.
WIN. MONROE.
JOS. FURGUSON.
April 81. 1864. -3v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

1.-THE patriotic citizens Of Hunt
ingburg give dinner today to the
worthy veterans Of Capt. Shively's
company. Of the glorious SD regi-
ment. The brilliant part sustained
by this regiment in the historical
events which have transpired during
the last two years, in the southwest
have gained for them an imperishabls
renown, and entitled them to . nations
gratitude. The brave boys will b
heartily welcomed and entertained
during their short furlough home, anC
by none more cordially than the citi
zens Of Patoka township.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

ora dispatch from Des Moines says
thu, . bill hes passed both branches Of the
Legislature repeating the law prohibiting
the immigration Of free negroes ia Iowa.
And IN Governor OF lows has issued an or
der forbidding white men 70 leave the State
A Legislative act 10 send negroes into the
State, and the Governors order TO keep white
men from leaving il, look % though Lincoln
was determined TO make q practical expert
ment Of The new Republican science Of mis-
csrena alton in that state. Il would not sur
prise the public 70 see an order from thu
!. President compelling the white men 70 TAX
10 themselves comely black wenches, tha
they may raise up children unto Abraham
worthy Of bic own illustrious ancestors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

90 The first commission TO co'ored
soldier was given last week to Second Lieu
tenant Smell, OF q Massachusetts regiment.
We have no fauI, to find with THE. for u u
be proper 10 use negroes as soIdiers, i i no
less consistent that they SHOULD be commits
stoned precisely 90 are men Of paler coun-
tenance. But We imagine that this act, is
the beginning OF any number Of similar acts,
and also Of III feeling on the part Of white
officers. The moment negro becomes
Lieutenant. or Captain. Or Colonel. be q
the equal Of every other Lieutenant, Cap
tain, OF Colonel. white or black IN the
service.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

NOTICE j. hereby given thss ths under
~ signed will proceed. with tho Surveyor
r Dubois county. on the 18Th day o. April.
1864, to run the lines and determine tfe
boundaries OF Section NJ. 70 Town z
Range west.
The intermediate lines will also be run
md the corners thereof established. rcs-
cons interested will please be present.
DAVID ABEL.
march 26gh, ls64.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

a POINTED QUESTION. Baton Rouge
(Ls) Comet asks Horace Greeley the fol-
loving -sclncher"
.what DO you mean. Horace, BY writing
daily articles 10 prove 10 the people thst"she
var mus. be vigorously prosecuted for res
toration OF the Union" when in the same
paper and with the same pen, you labor g
prove that "the restoration Of the old Union
il neither pos sible nor desirable!'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

CrscrsEA1r April - BY order Of Governor
Morton the entire Indiana Legion has been
ordered to hold itself in readiness 70 take
the field At any moment 10 repel invasion.
A grand review Of the whole Legion
numbering two hundred thousand men fully
armed and equipped,wil be held on The 18Th.
The selec, committee, on SIsvrrv. will
report . new bill for the establishment
OF tho Freedms ms bureau.
While Gen. Grant was a. Fortress Mon
roe, The preliminsries OF satisfactory *
change Of prisoners was considered and ap'
proved by him.
/ Il is understood thar Gen. Mcdowell wi
take command in California.
The piIinr up Of amendments % %" M
I,ional Banking bill is likely 10 kill i o
send Il back 10 the Senate.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

UFMarrlage Licenses were issued
by The Clerk OF this county to the fol
lowing persons, from Feb. - to April
7. inclusive. 1t will be seen that the
matrimonial market is quite brisk.
Feb. 18th. 1864. Joseph wsshen and
Clar.inds Moore.
Feb. lS-Christie Bowen and Mary
whes,Iey.
Feb. i5-Wm n lnmsn and Mahsls G Carr.
Feb l7-James Sinclair and Martha Jane
McMickle.
Feb l7-Cornelius Brown ard Emelins
Bennett.
Feb 23-wm G Goodman and Maris Cox
FEB 25-John n Lennon and Lawns
Parker.
Feb 26-A,exander Shoulders and Sarah
G,lIet.
Feb 26-wm KIosterman and Chri stina y
Hespe.
Feb as-Calyin Jett and Emily Cnrn
March 7-Anthony Jungr, y .sna odssn"a
Begeler.
:, lat n Green and Therissa E Boafa
n. l6-Wm Smith and Nancy J We'hers.
|" l7-Joseph EIledge and Caroline Fen'r'
I. I9-Casper RiSse and wherisia Worst.
Il. Gig J veerksmp and Elizabeth Lane'
II" 81 Bernard veerkamp and Moria
/, Schneiders.
|" OH Schroeder and Maria Segars
1. 22-Geo w Woods and Marv L G'Ibre'
, !. 2s-Hsdley Mccain and Caroline Coops
|. 23-John Prewi,t and Melinda a Binn
Il. 24-wm S,rvitman and N Z Waldma
l..2s-Thos Brech,le AID The-sia Eng'
IL. 2O-J Hamburger and N Bohrscheio-
{ Jas B Brown aud Sarah Sander
/ \. 5-Thos Collins and Elizabeth Pruiif.
\. 6-John Neiksm and Barbara krodel-
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vvvHE Work will be printed from beautI'
u fol, clear. new type. on good psprr. and
will contain. including plates. over one thou
sand ROYAL Octave Pages. X viii be- em
beIlished with over Sixty FRS, Glass Steel
Engravines, consisting Of II least sixteen
full page Illustrations Of Military and Ma
val Scenes. and over icr'y portraits OF ON
GERS prominent In the War Il will be com
prised in two volumes, Royal Octave. and
be iurni he'd 70 subscribers. payable on de-
livery OF each volume, a. follows:
Cloth. Marb. Edge, per vol. So 20; gilt -
Fmh Morocco. : a. $50; A o.
Plain leather. library style. 80 50 per vol.
Volume /. will BE- reliver-d IN srw weeks
or ~ soon a. the subscription il filled.
Volume II. will follow shortly after sh'
close Of the War.
r. C. HARRELL. Agent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

ur.Pu,iing your foot IN ~ !, seems is
n term Of legitimate origin. According 70
the .Asia,ic Researches very curious
mode OF trying the title 10 land j. prscsiced
in Hind"osisn. Two holes are dug 10 the
disputed spot, In each Of which the lawyer !
on either side put one Of their legs, and there
remain until one Of them is tired. or com
plains Of being stung BY insects-in which
case his client IL defeated. In our country
Il i, generally the client. and not the lawyeI
who "puts his foot in H."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

NEw Goops.-Mr. los. Egg has just
received large stock Of fashionable
dry goods and gcntlemen's clothing,
which he offers cheap for cash. Give
him q call, and fit ont in new suit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

VIvH II undersigfed will sell q public auc.
i ton, on the premises. on Monday, May
"a. 1864, two lots belonging 70 her 10 Ferdi.
ns,d, Dubois county. on which u good
frame house, with four rooms and cellar
Terms made known on dsv o. sale.
THERESA WORST.
April 9th, 1864 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

FrRr-The residence Of Mr.. Hart
love. on his farm in Hall township,
was totally consumed by fire on last
Monday night, together with all the
contents. involving loss OF several
hundred dollars, on which there was
no insurance. Mr.. ii. was in Jasper
On that night, and i was with great
difficulty that bis wife saved her chill
dren from The flames.
The rather frequent occurrence O
fires lately, should be warning e
our farmers and others 70 have tliel'
property insured. The Indiana Cen
trail Company, through its agent, Ar
Trueblood, operating on the mutua
plan. insures property at very reason
able rates, and while conducted as
has been 50 far, is safe company :
insure with.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

TAttention il directed to the sale
Of real estate in Ferdinand, advertised
in to-day's paper. Ferdinand is one
az the most tlourishing towns in this
county, its enterprising business men
doing probably more business annual
~. than is transacted in any Of their
|neighboring towns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

1--WE noticed a female on our
streets to-day-a Mrs. Devore-with
a terribly bloody face, who said she
lived in the neighborhood Of Ireland,
and had been beaten by man! We
understand the case will undergo a
judicial investigation. and hope for
the reputation Of Ireland, it may moi
prove to be a political broil! II on
Irish fellow-citizens must fight, there's
a fine opening in the army. Don't
for decency's sake. fight women!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09

1--WE were panied to hear OF the
death Of Mr.. Samuel White, which
occurred last night, after a lingering
illness, at his residence in Haysville.
Mr.. White was one OF our best and
most respected citizens, and his death
will create an aching void amid o
large circle Of relatives and friends
lie was one Of Natures noblcmen-
an upright. honest man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-09
survey Notice.

ygSRE underslgned will proeeed With The
Il ecunty surveyor Of Dubois county On
he 18th day IL April. 1864 70 run tho lisss
md ,r,ermire the houIdsriss VI Section
No. 30 ii. town ! north range ~.
The intermediate lines will also be RIM sso
she corr ers thereof established. Psrsens
nSsresled viii please he present.
ADAM ROGKELMAN.
mar. 26ih. fS6l.-3w