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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
Ayers &
N2HABN

Are you rllAf AGEDiCs An4
eomplainingl Are you ont
of order. with your system
deranged, and your feelings
uneomfortable?The synp-
toms are often the prelude
} to serious illness. Some at
| Of sickness is creeping upon
you, and should be aYeFted
bya timely use Of The right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the disor-
dered humOrs purify the
blood, aud let the fluids
smoye on unobstr9eted in
4 health again. They stimu-
8 late the functions Of the
} body into vigorous activity,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
FAMILY GROCERIES
MLAUGHLIN&SWAN,

RICE, sAGo, SPICE, PEPPER. CLOVES, CINNAMON
Owe OYSTERS, RAISINS, ~CURRANTS, STARCH,
SOAP, PURE SODA, De LANDS ~SALERATUS, &c.
&c, &c,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
HARPER,S WEEKLY.

CoIPLETE PICTORIAL OF THE TIMES
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07

b best, CHEAPEST, and most Successful
Family Paper IN the Union.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
DEPARTMENT OF TIE InrERIoR.

Washington, ~. &, 9Th FEB, 1856.
SIZE: I have used your Pills in my general and
~ spitaI practice ever since you made them, and
cannot Hesitate TO say they are the best eathaTtic
we employ. Their regulating action on the liver il
quick and decided. consequently they are an ad-
mirable remedy for arrangements of that organ.
Indeed, ] lave seldom found a case of bilious dis
eoss = obstinate that it did not readily yield to
theu, F-atar nell- YOURS. ALONZO BALL u. D., i,
~Ffhe Murine H,eostog
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
> NJ .
|0UTFITTIDG HOUSED.
1856! ESTABLISHED! 1856!
VIM. T. DEN,

WOULD most especially invite the public generally
to call and examine his Stock OF Merchandise before
making their purchases elsewhere, as they will thereby
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
VOLUNTEERS OF DELAWARE

The hre klndled on the lOth OF April
l775. at Lexington bIazed in the breast
of your sires. Above, you have a brief
record Of their deeds,
The FIRE on Sumpter, on the 18th Of
April, Is6l-where it took seven thous.
and Of the descendants of the tories Of
The Revolution to overcome seventy half
starved defenders Of our glorious flag
has reused you TO arms. Soon you will
be in the field. Garry with you the re-
Dembsrance Of the deeds performed by
your fathers.
When you enter Virginia remember
to avenge Camden, where Virginian's
own historian tells you "they escaped en-
Tirirely, having fed on the first fire.. y
Let the word be-Forwardl Until
you see the SGrs and Stripesagan float.
ing over Sumpter, and every other fort
IN the harbOr, and every housetOp in the
city Of Charleston, let there be no rest
70 the sOles Of your feet! Delaware's
honor isin your hands. With her pres
snt population she kept her regiment in
the Geld for six years of the Revolution.
Can yOu doubt her ability to do so now Z
Blue Hens Chickens to, the front
Forward! March
NOte.-BarOn DeKalb fell MORALLY
wounded at Camden. KirkwOcd fell at
81. Charles defeat BY the Indians in
1871, shaving thirty-three times risked
his life FOX his cOuntry.-Lee's Memoirs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
AS a Family Physic.
H;iious Risorders- liver C~OnlpEafnts.n

From DR.. Theodore BeN. Of Net1 York City.
Tot only are your Pills admirably adapted to their
purpose IS an apefient, but find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my practice proved more efectual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy l
can mention j sincerely rejoice that we have sc
length a p%uTgative which is worthy the confidence or
the proIessiOn ard the people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

W. print. elsewhere. = statement 81
Mr.. John Iellvett of Nashville. de-
faillng an interview hal Nv him with
the President in regard 20 The proicc-
ted Acknowledgement NJ thp concerva-
tive loval cisizens ~ Tennessee hv
Andrew johnson. Mr.. Iircnln's Nil
ifarv Governor and candidate FIR Vice
President. The hautenr DISPLAYED
Nv Mr. Lincoln In his interviews With
the reorle. AM his inexcnsaile insult
~ Mr.. Iellvctt and 'he Tennessee
protesting delegation. comnos-f- ~ II
was of the hest statesmen and most
patriotic I.ova'isss oithat mnch abused
State. merit the cnrtemrt ~ All
American citizens. and wonlf much
better becnmefhe hanfv crowned heads
If European d~csr-nss. than IN Ameri-
can President. His insinnatinn as n
the authorship ~ the dignifrvf and
able protest. wnrli M donhf have
heen signally resented. had II not
heen for the respect due the high Office
he disgraccs.
As the New Albany Ledger saws
Il j. not more than r. call
attention ~ these extraordinary docu-
ments They fnllv show M The
shamelessness and merdacifv of both
Lincoln and johnson. who boldly
avow that the object they have IN view
IL to elect themselves. regardless Of
the rights If the people
Mr.. Lellvett well saws that If The reo-
ple Of the North shall. by re~-electine
Lincoln. endorse these t~yrannical pro
ceedings Of the party in power. they
themselves will soon become, eqnalls
with the people Of Tennessee. the vic.
toms Of arbitrary power. There Il
no doubt Of this Mr.. Lellyett was
himself at the commencement of Mr.
Lincoln's administration. one Of his
supporters He was an out-poken
Union man throughout the rebel reign
Of terror in Tennessee. So were
Gov Campbells:Mr FIN. Etheridre,
Mr. Cooper, and other signers
Of the anti,Johnson protest. But
this does not avail them. They are
now DISTINGUISHED bccausc they can
not follow Lincoln and johnson
through all their tergiyersations on
the slavery question.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

1TH Won are for endless draft and
con~scrip'ions. vote for Lincoln. II
are for the humiliation Of all consti-
buttons. all laws. all political and per
sonal rights. vote for Lincoln If Won
are for the indefinite ~protrsction Of
the war. upon principles that render
every good result impossible. vote for
Lincoln. If vou are for the increase
Of the public debt to and amount in
volving universal ~hsnkrnntcy ~ ,he
country and Of individuals. vote for
Lincoln. If Won are for broken faith.
violated oaths. rspudiated promises
and pledges. vote for Lincoln
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29
Lt Pario,s.E.nens. r

That on two weeks rom next Tues
ias rliev ms make known their
choice between crr glorions Union Is
il WAS, and the dismemhcrment Of onr
beloved country into torn, bleeding,
and still c~ontending fragme nts: be
tween calm. blessed peace, with pros
perity and happiness. o. rugged. fear
fnl. devastating bloody war. rrolongei
- on indefinite extent: etwesn a pol
icv which viii secnre 10 onr armies
the full benefit of their victories, or
one which by impolitic interference
robs onr victories Of more than hall
their vslne. and calls fir the sfill
inr'her sacrifice nf thousands of on'
hesf ~cirizans. Vote far Mcclellan and
Pcndleton and Won vote for q restora.
ton Of Union. and peace and prospect
" in fhe shortest possihIe time. Vote
tpr Lincoln and Johnson. and YOU
vote for disnnion. intcrminable war
high taxes. depression ~ business. and
all the evils attendant upon a NAL
administration II the Government.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

St.ks III lnrllns U.eOls Cvur.y.
i the Ser q ~ DuS0.s EcunIs, Grsssisg.
fuc go hereby eoaDsscec - give no
ter. aeeortlu. 20 So. - the qusth<L ~
N IN several To. n-hissis ssid Crus-
N. iLss nsrr 81 ~ -sis % rhs Tuesday
sas arsg MeAday n N0senbsr,A a.
- 's6s. ihs -ssrrsl prs-rss ~ ssii
Cr-ay. = "A a~rel s-S'i 1n mr. vie purp.ss
VI ~fgxfsn=a Pre- <ras Aa- Wee Pfsssdrsi
W. II JAtas !, etss. $50 t.irtsxn, sAscsoss
~ W. r1il $50 = siorrsAc, nsi1x lbss
i.-f~ " w elected. toe We purPcsss
Names rv haE1 ani me sssi % rho 10
.r.s Is-r1H Cart. o. jaeger lhss iAs day
u y. u lsSA
AENEl a A0L-HAuS y D. c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

~ Office her.hf gis~e list r~nfsusnt %
- III ~rrsrnA rr.Ert iAr unSsrsignsd iii
= rganr snesrn ~ M yr~1Di.r-, ON
TaEASnAf. NJ. "a D. 1861
iulln~ iaa H. " ksssre. s'uat-d Ia The
Cunnig 81 Dpt rn-~rs The .-rhsr on
son''' rs-l qlari-r ~ sseGit ", rins-
ity Tess one. tiy Sevth Of R.sgs
z~~ 49, Al
Tvrms-On- ttsr1 rs-h ID hand. ore third
a ~ a. nFhs snf ~ r.gaining cas \ hifi
~ A~r- nn = irus. csfs ~ sale, ite pur-
chaser : s.as 49, reie sith SDcJ aprro.-J.
" curIs -ssin- vniasiiys sd apprsisrn.Et
les.
4 ~ STRAIN. Csnris.ionss
OF - 4~-fsFf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

Not CE j. her-bs zivrt. - 49, Con
~ r~l~.sohsr- y ~ 80. re.aiy 80. iet
~ mr. k~ss1 - trss ~pyn-t5.- tn.
s*f. 'nr ssle i-rG " oa~ u yesr. y lbs
Cur HsU-- ts-r IL 't- srv M t-~. ~
hrrs NUndsy - i;-esmhrr. a.S4 d.
i~~vp th- LcrTs FTe- rsts ~ Y.~. rh-
kt~pssE M ~ F.ursr- ~ s-r r. "a iuas.
~ ssi1 S1Say. ~gt tt4- 49, ~ fh~ rr.s
f4rm
IEF0 >0NnERSNANN.A u Z.
o.. ~ n. lS54-5~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29
Pip. Laying il Indiana
CARLYLE. ILL-, October 10.

To 'he Editor Of The Chicsgo Times.
The Union Lesgue Of this plsce zen, fE.
teen Of ifs members 20 Indisns 20 vote. end
the Union LeaRue a. Trenton. an abolition
town on the Ohio end Mi-sisslnpi railroad
~est Of here. ssnt nine Of iis members
The departure Of these men . few days be-
fore the election, snd their return . couple
81 days sfier were remarked d the time and
= Iesky member ofths League diysiged hat
they vent there 70 vote. and that their Ell
penses we're paid BY the League. II 10 be-
lieved here that The Union Lesgue- al over
the State sent - many o. their members 10
Indiana = they could pay the expenses Or.
Perhaps MichTisn assisted Ohio. and Ne~
York assisted Pennsylvania. 10 the sane
manner. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

HEx-Presiicni Fillmorc.in tie
recent letter ~ September s>:h. says,
II look ufs'n ID. eircf;nn ii nrn
Mcclellan - the LAST HOPE
for the restoration Of the Union. and
honorable peace. and tic security a
personal liberty"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29
Letter from George X frrsi-:or-

NEW ssAK. Tea -.
The foiiowing letter srcm M HIS G-n
". PendI>toa. Dem0erstic .sndilaf- Nv
Vice President his js-. been r-e-i-rd >,
,he Hon. John b. iisrkin ~ >r@ Y o.
~Cixcrssxra. o. II. lsF4
NJ dear sir: ! have received , nur 81 niis
letter. N~slirnsnt Representatives. ne I'D f.!.e
hoods are ~ fresneni 10 or ssragg'-. Fhsl
| have rarely na tsrrsksn - r7rreci N -
iuse them I make %. Or fe~inns ~ >
rev faith. sid onls repest ~ ,~iiS.fsc
professions u ~ old one sa-n ssv sterr
i 30 one sho chpri-ass : grrss.r rg.r.
tor The Union. ~hD hss , higher ssr-s -
~ is-rnmasle hrnshGs. Ahc VIA r.sf-
esrne-iiy labor To- il rsssc.rsi5r ~ ~
sns y hirh eiii effect last en-. issn ~
seit- The Union j. the rnsrass-s ~ S~ss-
the prosperity n rms 9~pSi-. sd o.
men xculd depvscsis nar- hssrslls. - ~
eo-- ouse p~lsi-fsnsls lh~ f.issl4-hsn~af u
= aver sns pAr.i.fs y.
ierrrrv-.srr ethia - ii'sif-- I'm it
iss n n sxacsshg 10 coEs.a.s. rs-rns
10 iesms nus ~ crhr1 IN tnt Tgn-
s'iss'lor. md ! ~ oF,r-ec 70 ..s rour-- "
policy -Airh viii csnsi DE- r-c0fssruesisu
81 ~ g0versnsen, na . va t1Dba4tfsn-
And 4 ~ isfritori.i inisrris,
an. very truly sfvr-.
Ca. IT. fExnt-z \
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

- NNN| HW
Pir., Di..rss-S VI H,rctr Nv. - Gibson.
cor,in~-ns- pFrFK Mars. ~ Vs"1rrhnre
second Dis,rs~.-F. NEwLAsD. n F'nyd.
c,n.rceat-J AGHessrEy. Of Washington
Third Dl.,rr.-,P rARLTnS. ~ L-~-ence.
con.incsr,- y G. yFrs-r. ~ Jefferson.
P.u-,h ni.rri~.-R w wnsr~ ofDecs.ur
r,n,iassns-E P FFRM~. n Riplev-
Frh D;srirt -Jss RRnwS. ~ Rsrdo'oh
a .n'i-vsn,-THcs NFsss. % Wsync
Hirsh Dis'~s~.-F I.aspERs. n Morgan.
Csnsiugenf-B T DAVIS, 81 Shslhv-
Seventh Disfriet-A JoHSsrr. of Pufnsrn.-
r.n,inpent-G W THeNF~--. ~ Psrk--
~ nth nisfrir.-J G AFTLFGaTE. n Carroll
r~onfing.r.- L. McrLrRe. ~ Cin'e~-
Nio'h Di-s.:er j nsRnR<F. ~ M%-shsll
ransirrsn,-E iL's HrGHEs- n White.
Tsn,h D;ssri~f-R Lowry. o. Eikhart.
ron.inc-n'-S W SpRrrT. N DsH.ib.
risvsr,h Di-.-Jw S~assHrRRY ~ Madison
Contingent N OvFrrsS. n Tin-on.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

AMY TG1rF>Ey rrrNA~T~
~ -~r. - .
1870
- ,-r-
~
II
...1
~ ..,.. VII.
AZ $500 ~
.
-
~ f1sof.i itir A-itnk IN
''"'
Hs-xs1A cvFeLv xAr NJ -srr4~ X
. -usP-AsA A,n4 ss4-> NJ fnrs 49, ~n5I
- rn' - = as -ouss y ars0sss
N NJ ~ rA-rs mr. ri.er M 9fs-~
- TIA I'll Ci-sA Y sv-iss--
= safs's lioayr- ,~s tJ E.+rr r
'h-s " Lir --rht4rx NF exs ssr
t'sr Ao@- sao~ ~ tne-svfsta. trL yr.r
ttt - s-s
NJ III ratHr-~ Az 49, - angf1 aar
srfAs srfe-. a n-at$At s-esA Ga !.
80 ftsss- 80 i-
= sstir = 'is -slrr tsEe. NJ \ 4r "
sn. n -fi'h ~ fer-sn m= e-s a M
sshAn-1 10 srss.s iaT +sr- trf
-- *sfir- - 1865 ssrs suF -csc- ar l-
IN aAe~a, Y s~-r--s1tai ssf t.situy1r .-
nsnd = 1850
nSaAaAes~ w shr Afns. ~ fhpss M haA.s
ds4slr1 ~ NE n-rc, - v: -rr. An cr.
mea W. I a,sirh. 7 srh-rs. P-~lra s-a~rs.
~ srs prrssr -h0 --ae. @lsrr ihv-i - sa.
rrt'vr rrs rns'ion snc en- skaf Srinr- ~ x.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

LEI Districl-N Z Ni5iack. Dem.
% Districi-M G Kerr. Dem.
80 District-R Ralph Hill. Rep.
<fh Dissric' John II Fsrquhar. Rep.
9TH Districi-Geo W Julian. Rep.
9th District Ebcnezer Dumon,, Req.
18th Districf-D W Voorhees,. Dem.
SIN Dsirics-G odiove $ Orih, Rep.
9th Dis,rict-Schsyler Cellar. Rep.
lUtb Dissr'cs-JOseph n. Dsirees. Rep.
lite DaiHcs-Tb0lss n Sullwel, Rep.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

Ia negro was arrested A. Gin
.cinnafi = faw 'avs ~ IN r charge 3
stealing s2.nn0 IN gold from John
q. Barreft ~ Louisville. II appeared
examination that The negro was
the escaped slave ~ barrett. ani
having committed M o~ffsrse against
the laws of Ohin Ne was Discharged.
A slave who. in KenfnrFv. steals his
masters rrorcrsv Is nor dccmrd gril
~ If la-renv. TIE ~rerralof the Flu
rifiva Slave law prevented his return
10 his master under N provisions. and
A reanisitinn from Gov. Framletfe
conld not roach him for the reason
above stated. Such j. Republican
law
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

FRrn TREEs.-The frnit trees sold
this season BY Doane 4 McCrillus.
will Be ready for delivery at the 9 '
ral places q the times designated, and
purchasers are requested to Be
promptly % hand 10 take their trees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

Qpo,. I niirsi-, . or; II lon \
NJ aoi-. III 81.
Qsa'r o; Ns-ssrhp@ ~. oif-1 pcruIs
tirn N rs~<srhY-els. 1 esl NC6.
Illinois 35.is2 atsa~ p' M fsmt calls:
hs--seAu-st'-. meg COCO behira.A
This i ~. lireoln'- 'rsstmrnt Az
o. y State
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

TIE cr.tih so-rrs W un5nis C,uasy
~ crrSs 4~s d-usrs - ~ sles-
M = y, ~ ~ ears gcxE-frr " I'D
-siy. * sas go p~t&restf r1aaiuz zoe
iLrr~lu W. Ius-dky a lsuwtng 10 est
~ rrrsrr. D. loe- 'or rs
tDrp9. ~ lirnx gtr cfn.es r.G-a 10 he
rr Trsts EAs l5Ea esy 81
n. sst.s. 1854 t-
JOIN WE.IxEL. . d G Az
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

TBrig. Gen. Mansfield addressed
a very small number ~ onr citizens
at the conrt honse on Saturday after
noon. H. complairs.'w understand.
that some ~ onr citizens are rot de-
sirious Of hearing his misrerreserta-
ti"ns. 1t this paeudc General world
stick to the trth a. well az does lie
does the rear Of the armies in
Indiana. he would find u p4oplc
attentive ~listnera.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

H1n the town Of Franklin John
son county. al the la.e election 1872
votes were returned bv the election
board as the Democratic vote ~ that
township. Since the election 300
voters have made affidavit that thew
voted the Democratic ticket. m
scratched. and nearly 400 affiiaviss
will he obtained. The election has
heen contested. and sncccssfnllr--
IN that township seventeen q aal-
l0ta were found in the ballot box than
there were names on Tie rcii hook
This i n of the wa-@ Norton Oh
fainei biz majority in Indiana
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

-
uTICE \. hsr.ty gisra ihst BY sfrtuf
- b. - .ftrr % th- Dnbois Cnunty Court
~ Csuus0n Press. made 81 the Oet.csr.
'-rm N 1854 ihe Undersigned Exeeutor az
at EtlI IL Miles Sk.n. 80 s-c<asst, will
aTsr lor sale - public sbeioE OF shs
pre- raizea 90 trE-Iw.
SATUR DAY the 9Th s-y 81 Ncv-mberl06l
~ eq.ai Eaff Un.isiGra fvc thirds Of me
'0IioainE described lsna ie-wss csr q tho
-guta east quarter ass cfioe No. IS 10 e~ss
l suu'h u rauge 5 west. eosissamR "a scrss
snc - hunc taths. siso the Esrth1 east cos ssr
~ ne ssulh east quarter D. the soush
sesf quarter a s@esiea No - N town 4.
s1uIh W rrrrs5 ~es. contsiaing 3 scrss
~ in prb,s unity, Irdinna. Y4asA
TEEMS-OEe hall c. n. the remainder.
t1clsr months from day 81. sals
sith mute I'D interest. waving benefit u
sppr-isruasnt. ant secured b .ood irssn9la
S-ls u begin - . o'clock r. NJ.
JOHN WEIKEL, executor,
Ocf. sth. lss4-fw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

AsoIHER III cLs-rKs-Ais snelf~ w-yf-
irg N Hsffiord. Coma, W. fian nsr-.s =
~ ihs' rry. ~e.i kDo- xr. -f4 \.
,hst . -ci-fwm-r. - nlsf-a5 NJ ~.
>fan'on. ~rple N fhst ,dE ~ s's-s ~ cA'-
iie n Anf~vsr. skiing ~ shn ~ eAD'.ns
uo~ stfN~ SEEMING oppns .,n - TIE a III
s'r.Hos % MrCeil $40 ih-ir 80
f~sil-res ~ rc-cF-fs-s arA him IA - isas
~ S'.Ftra ' Nh q IN. iriirr VA sixHl 80.
ser. admitting th~r .he Gr.ersrr.f 49,
~ suslsinst MrCi-i'an- sna sli-ss ytlr- IN
ias'i's m 'Aei.bs siir4ir- :. sr.sSar. t-.i
y Cirilsn va becs : ton pees va. ~
ar'nr. and stst'he 'go0s yftar e.lss riAr
r. election cf Lre0.a) ~.s.esif~s IT,. Nv
-h~uld b. crushed
Tins letter." sid Ar. ~, i 10. u IL
10 az ssrncs--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

AGI4LE h. a~ W vet ikss the r~tsr-
hs- -rs 49, agsr Az .istrs-
.vr f- +~s1p w 1i4Hs = HslHsr.
NJ .t1 = rp--ts, 4-rrsst-. sid estate
= slDv-~ ~ ~Yssr-4~
rEAyaN r hErAER. san's.
tttlr $3.50
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29
EayEr TREES.

~sF1 PIX usS Je.us.e a., rs;e
AK tSt srsrs a. : hem VI
49, G-rrGr On -. a..nt 81 ths
- NAtssn-s Spfss'i-.. si.Js-,-r,
~ NJ, y ~ - N.srat~-s 1884 lie al
4 ~ rrs- - --ssi, n sAFuDksss, &c.
q sr. Srr-r-s hAs- 4A s.,Atls-ass rsts-
80 80 +siatg - W p4d.stM sLs
- sresc. sail "a tti. royn.y
va >CdApPAcHER
Oct. a. a~-lsei-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

ia lot cf beef Cattle passed
through town this week-on their
way South . be '.chavedr up
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29
Tie Difference IL he Character Ct thr
Two Men.

Tbs fllswinr rxirscl- from ne -ersrsarcfs
ufthe Presidential nomination Nv L,ncain
and Mcclellan. spl'y illustrates ih- . fsr
sner in the character q tie tso men
r. ad them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

AWiILL n nrre1f gees that iks U1dsy-
- s.rn4 y s- N r.rAr E~ucfivr, n
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q liz inar rr-s-rsrr u : vhu H. MrA.Elss
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usr- = AS 80
= sts4-A srcs u eigti months val -
vA aA -uu over thfss coslsrs. ne
tgrrt .sEr WA IT, avs- wfah approved
anfY Asnsnx r1iuarsun q spPrts2<sE
s-~s. ~ pFing iIs-rs-s iru0 Jsses uscss ~
cazA Ia A.Dd. M @
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

Es-liis reporteJ ~ te.cErsph lis: sighs
thcussnj o. our solsiers after rndasir.
eighteen months n close roaha-msnr h.se
'sken TIE osih Of allegiance ID HE csn'cd-
sr.se government If tLi. BE- fru-. ~Ao
he the country 20 ihsnk for ,his great io--l
Who but Abr-hsm Lincoln. who bec.a-s
the rebels refused 70 give % one Dr. hua-
tred negro soldiers. hs- prolonged the Gao
'isi,y o'ffy thousand Of cur brave hoys d
The vsrisus prison-hOuses and cattle-yaIts
Of the Sgufh.
Cen the soldiers in the Geld. or can the
friends o. The soldiers u home. vote for
Abraham Lincolo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

Trrnr thr osfriai r. frsm The IL -i-l ~
Do.;. t-i-gr.Phsdi rr -'rr-srn ~
from W-shinsran f-om Nv York.
hsss ~ rsrmif,eii -@aisz- th~ ~~a1hi
U s-sif. rrn'Aem~n =. ~ ~ ne s"sPor his's
ronclu4~ 'hsi smlio % fssa., "a Id
The beet rsp " 'ks nc o@-r'f =. ''nr
roupfrv bur ! sm - h1eee. Csnsrina p
ninsed In 'his rem iay osn s~.sne~,. Y
~n@rIiun ~ ~ story lcsr Snis sres t8-
- ~ 90 n trh fsr sens'y tis -riNe rrs'
mer. vha r@m.vke1'H' ~ Ruier .- 4
~ . e~nm.snioa onrs uEsstrs- snt. !
that " acc MI he ,ins On He .t-r ~
a. s1sp hnrses shsniiui 80. n~.mr b~r; r
'cro.-srR : ss.ssm. resfase Uai0r sn'o
The t~v0,nng.f p~-r- 20 : sat-ring
laughter ~hieh sai or,ss. sal n e-'an-
iov "a THE character - ms su.fd N 4
'sfic ,emsrk s1caff hbert.-s aud r..nls-
hsps hen he.rd.
wss fum.issus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

Nurcs- ID great vsriefv.- Bought low
- snt f0r ssle Tow, ~ i've. gETarxxs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-29

NOTICE Arrrhs risenf a tshs usdrr-
- AZ q b. been spFr'af 4 ssimini<Sra-
ne estate n Gsorge Kt'ziugsr is's
of nnhl,i- rn1n'v. deceased. said estate 10
-Iinpa.-f M b. ~-ssirrr.
ysGDELFNA KITZfNGE2. admr,x.
or NJ " lNist B.
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rng PGrSTnr~r
Gen. crD. r. vcsEEr.LAN.
FOR VICE pRESIrENr.
on. cs ne, n. p-sDlEF0s-
ELECTORAL rIrKET

ELECTORAL TICKET
e. F~isrs~r~s' fa-ge
JOIN PrTrIr. ayT rna~rpor.
SIMEON X WOLFE. o. Harrison.
ronfir~er's
GRAHAM FITCH r. r.~-.
WIN VI FRANKLIN. q o~~n-
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AMY TOURNEY ER-HASTS
TRADERS. SUTLER .AAD CENhLHS
GAN MAaE ENeK&Eg~
PROFITS UPON ) SHALL .NEE>T-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-06-23
Thunder Curing Deafness.

William Vincent, Esq, of Warterford,
called at our Office this Wednesday, morn
ing to inform us of most remarkable occur.
renee on Thursday, the 25th ultimo, in
Greene township. Captain Amos Walker.
an aged citizen of that township, who has
been very deaf for many years, had his hear
ing suddenly restored during thunder storm
on that afternoon. Captain Walker states
that immediately after loud report ofthun-
der his head seemed to "fcel all hollow" and
that he told those about him he could dis
tinctly hear all they said. He is now able
TO converse without the slightest difficulty,
hearing as well as persons fifty years old
he is great deal older-generally do. and
presenting in his case a curious fact for the
investigation of the learned and scientific
EriS G0seu.
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NO. u.s..

fortune to fight untiringly for the last
twenty I've years, Andrew johnson Ap-
plause, For the first tire in the Provi-
dence Of God, three years ago we got to-
gether on the same platform and we arc
now fighting the Devil Tom Walker and
JEFF. Davis, side by side. (Applause. ,
| never refuse to speak when am able
to speak, and my old friend Deacon Bross
knows itwell. | should like to help him
canvass Illinois aud gouge for him among
these Copperheads If | were able to
speak and could interest you, l would
But am sick and must be excused. I
thank you for the honor you have done
me-