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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

We are panied to have to record the
demise Of one Of the most upright
and able jurists that has adorned the
Bench ia America. Honorable II. 4.
Burke. Judge Of the 81 Judicial Cir
cult. died at his residence in Wash
ington, on Sunday, the 22d Of May,
Of disease Of the lungs. Thus has
passed away one Of the brightest in
tellects Of Americas adopted sons
Judge Burke was born in ireland.
graduated with honor at Trinity Col
lcgc, in Dublin, and einigrated to the
United States about 1915. lie settled
in Washington, where he taught Sc
lect school few terms. He then at
tended the law school in Bloomington,
received bis diploma in 1913, and i'm
mediately entered upon the duties Of
his profession, in thepractice Of which
lie rapidly arose to eminence. About
1854 he married Miss Brett, belong
ing To one Of the best and most influ-
entail families in Davies count;y-
whom he leaves behind him with q
number Of children. In 1853 he was
elected Judge Of this Circuit, and dis
charged the duties Of his position with
an ability and fairness that at once
commanded the admiration and re-
epect Of all who had business in lii
court. In religion Judge Burke wa!
. devoted and consistent Catholic, liv
ing in accordance with the usages 0
the church. In politics he was a rad
zeal democrat, maintaining his prin
ciples at all times, and at all hazards
dying in the firm belief that in th,
success o. democratic principles lie
the only hope for the Union lie loves
90 well. His death will be regretted
BY thousands, and the void created b,
it hard to fill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE % hereby gwen that fhr under
\ eignec, sdninissrsiUr Of the esiste 81
Ly din Payne deceased. viii offer q pDslir
cutlery, On
MONDAY. June 2Oth. 1854.
a the late residence Of the dscecenf. 81 .:
her psrsonsi pre- perty. consisting d one
mare and colt. cattle. household snd kiichen
fsrnisurs. farming imp'ss-ents. &c
Terms % Ssle-A credit OF twelve mc-
will b. given on all sums over three dnil.-s.
The purchaser giving note 9Th approved 90
curisy, waving vslustion sId sPprsi-nse u
lave, bearing interest from date
JAMES r. SPURLOCK. sdmf.
may rs. 1864.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

~ The Union Democratic Ccnvsniion
OF Kentucky, which met % Louisville on
Thursday last. ins'rucied their deiee-tes 20
cas-, the vote Of Kentucky for McClsllan
for President snd Brametie for Vice Presi-
dent. Hurra for Little Mae"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

An Eastern Tennessee CORES ptntent Of
the Chicago rurnsi. spesking o. the large
proportion Of the people there who are well
affected 20 the Union. lsmsnts with bitter
ness the course Too often pursued toward
them BY thcug or coarse and brutal
officers Of our army. He says:
While on this subject will enter my pro-
test against he conduct Of some Of orr Oh
GERS ~ho have had command IN TrEnessee-
4 portion Of these have been conducting
themselves n an exceedingly repreheusibe
msnner. Oae. M jrr General. whom J
viii nor nsme. wss q guest % 'he house Of
Judge Cant. of Cleveland. Is good Union
and an'i-slsvery man M lives, when The
conversation naturally turned upon the de-
vssia,ion OF the county.
Would j, not be weli."s,id the Judge. ITO
issue an order y your soborcinsirs 20 pre-
ven, pilIsginrr' And be then detailed The
-uffs-ings Of Union men. when the General
Responded:
"Nc, cir; no. sir; me policy isio leave me
country a derer'. snd then. i the rebels
wan, ID let the m have H."
Mrs GsDs. who had been listening. immedi-
arely left the room. with tears s'reamir .
down her cheeks She had Witnessed the
suffering around her under rebel rule. but
hoped fhst all would be right When The
Un'on armies arrived; and II is <o' surpris-
ing that her hesst sis kened within her =
'he prospect
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

HEsRY CEar Urs- cssrL wsE--If ,hsr.
BE- any who SAINT sisii ~sr-she ~sr' ~
s-e blood o: sny p rsioa y rur anrrsn.
split sm not cn- 81 M m - ~ 80
wsr a. 90 kins. TO- sbUse -. - rYi go
sire 10 zee civil var Wan s~r rTrar~
ahe,.,sr civil " icrsi-r. no hsn,sn ~IAs y
ccmI eteni o. torres. = hei. 80 boa ,..r ~h~r.
i j. TO ierzniraie. Bn rhfn- tisM -
~hAli be Iiglssfd W In ~ hS-on. o oar vAn
happy land. end our armies ar rnsrrhinr :.
and commanders IRE winning their welcomes.
and fleets are in motion on 1ur ros-t-- al
ne. II yya csD. tell me n sn~ human being
can 'eil its durssion God s.one kpo~-
where -uch = var would end. : In shsf state
will be lsft our lnr'isusionss H. ~h.' sar-
our li5eriiesl-ln Senate. Fes. - lST3-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

OF Enrolling officers are now engaged IN
enrolling the militia In this couniv. prepsr-
aiorv 70 sscertsining the quota Of fhe coun-
" under the next call. Mr. John Melchoi'
is the enrolling officer for this township
and we hsve no doubt will do his work EN-
GENTLY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

We are requested to give notice
that COL. CYRUS l.. Dunham, being un-
avoidably detained from filing his
appointment to-day. will address the
democracy Of Dubois county, at JAS
per. on Monday. June 9th. at | o'clk'
J.. NJ. a good attendance is requested
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

uThe impressive eere monies peculiar
70 Corpus Christi day, we're mos' soiemnly
performed by the members Of St Josepi.'s
Congregation. 10 this place. on lac, Thurs
day, and attracted very large attendance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

NOTICE = herrby gssen Ehst.rh~ unier-
~ -i1n-d hsse been sPpoisssf fx-~ntrrs,
with ALL arm~x~d ~ M .-sss< ~ S-h.'a
Harris. lsre - Dso9Es eDnnsE. Ger .ssd q.
>ais ssSsl~ y ~rraa<r4 ~ 10 s0isent-
ISAAC HsRRr~
nss-a.f HAIRS .xseulrrs.
Mag -. l1Ea-S2
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

SELECT School. select school.
for young ladies and gentlemen. has
been opened in orr town. and We are
glad TO he able to notice is in -four
ishing condition. Mr.. Dunbar, the
Professor, is graduate of Edingbnrg
University. in Scotland. one Of the
finest institutions OF learning in the
old work., and is a teacher Of long
experience and thoroughly competent.
The citizens OF our county would pro-
baby do better to send their children
here to school. than away from home
TO some expensive Seminary or Col
lege..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

Is rsr~hr 81 n f.sr rsA 1920 ~ a-4@ 'rit'
4 ,prls i.r ~ ~ 49, Jnn- tern iSst
IA 'h~ DYs = rs~fs II 1sns n-r-. ~
arr ats- nrt.t i-s.ts- An ar ~ -x.stf -Er .rr
- rr-ss.r~ $40 hs~s-- ~ -.4s ~ $500 ~
siErn-. mat. RzA rs.a~r sfirxN rsirE 4ar-
>h- Piner ~ -ri~ 800 - a. ans - ~ ar
erss.iz~- ~rrnri4s ~ n.~- ~ n et-~ inra
-i,n "a nhisls = t.rii-n-. So ~ l>1 'r
Nj -sr~-s An.-e~ - Ft~ kx-s.s 49,. ~
se4a ~ Js~p-r. b.saAsis-r .u.A-s-iv. D.
5ri- rrant.. ~
t. xiE - VI. saAI ivra-A.g -s-i Shk-
- r.4rsr- sas-r-n'.
mss II. lsti y ENDssi1--S
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

rs hereby given that the Undersigned viii
] srpIy Il the June term 1864. OF me
Board u Commissioners Of Dubois county.
to- : retail lice ns-. under the prsvlsisns o.
IN .rs ensisssd An oct 20 regulate and =.
cen.e the sale Of sbirituous, vinous, msi, and
other intoxicsting hquors" The precise
location u my place " business Gill % up.
81 Min street. on Ios No %. 10 the csigInsi
,.st Of rhs town Of Jssper. Bsi1bridge IP'
Dubois Co., Ind. ",
The eiti1rps u Bsinbritge township Gill
tsks due notice thereof
my II ADOLPH hAhi1n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

ADNi>iSlkAf NOllIE
NOTICE j. h~retv gis~n th.i the untss-
~ ~irnsc hs- been sppcinrt6 aenirisrra-
90 q she estate q Lao. Payne. late q
Dusois rnunsy der'ts sid estate i Supposed
~ be soises.s-
JAMES 2 SPURLOCK ssn.'r.
msy e3ih. ls5s -3r-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
~ srn-t. Commi-siones sppointed Tor let
ting out the contract, will receive Sealed
Proposals. ., his residence in Hall ,osn-
chip, until
SATURDAY. Msy 2srh. 1864.
icr the buildins " stone abulm~nt- for
bridg- .erp~- Fiat Creek. on The y. rdins nd
snd Celsssine road. Pans and specifications
sar -sd wosk may Se seen a the Auditors
oGEier ia jasper.
JOHN R.EBER. Cou'r.
Nsv7 1913
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

~ Hon II. w. Harrington 10 the Dem
oc;aiic nominee for Congress 10 the Third
District Of this State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

GA Senator and Representative from
the "loysl" reconstructed State Of Arksn-
sas. ere now claiming sests 10 Congress. Il
10 stated that one Of the members o. the
"Ioysp' Legislature, Who elected this Sens-
sos, holds bic Office BY virtue Of receiving
one vote IN his county, aud that one his
own. vive rHumbug:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

E-The assessment Of iniernrI revenue
for the month Of April IL fhe Fret District
Of Indiana, amounts TO see. lilo "a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28
PRANK FINcK-
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE : hereby gwen that the s1der.
~ sign-S hase been sDDoint~d s1minis-
traitors Of the estate o. Ssmsel Whlts. Isss
u DDboir cOsnsy. deed; sail s-txfe u sap.
9osed to Be spisrrf-
WILLIAM GRAY
THUS- r. HOPE
Nav ia. 1874 - sdm'rx-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

/. b. the 4 sm- oi = cornon lamp,
AZ ih- cs4-s ~ = eenr'- ~orth u osl. very
rOmfsrrshfs nrsak at can &c cooked
~ r. Tribune.
Simple IN e0b-ruction. easily
keSi in ssrier. resdy tor IN = moment
e,nseni~nr 10 have ON hssd-
--Druggi-l'- Csrrsiar-
Pa Lsnsp - one ~ the
- ~ nlar nas-.rir- ~ fhe day.
sA- r'nv NJ n J. nneu-sl Iorabfe- great
rtstn- - psA~ in kesnag and sos,king small
a-si4I+-. art . b. IA ~ 90 eoak meals for
~rr-t ngus prr-vnS- Which y actually
ssaE- ~ ~ arahul.pca ear ' hirh carry
80 .ifk -.'ri-r- Sri-nff, An ricsn
Es.r family Bs-, h.spitai test.
5,r-rrS- pfruir-. fs4in.. Hur-~ry. or ssck
~. ea. IL - w ~-rirly ~ rrn.'prt beyond I'll
~ P.4.t-n ~ a. est Hail. JOUR
a~' u~ai-A.
havr frieA he apparatus AMI
spt atte ard I prurl,isn me -ame a most
rai--hl~ and Indispensable rr'icl~. and ws
avs ~.-rA-r h..x 80 rr~l1 have - long
sar- <lrh. a. 49, FL CoaI vi
Crsrss-
A. sc-ranieai roatrissnce f,r
-fsia Z 90 h-+t " ~hori nurire for nursery
snI r-a.r. LcD-~halI purposes,
n- ", .r+sns snims - ~ -avisg ~ eo-t
.r.r ru.s a. Y Evening Post
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

ET Next Ncroxy week Commissioner
Coarr. -s,d 10 Capn'y Dosrd % Eqssl'-s-
ton consenes- Interested persons ~ss = -
i 10 mind
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

oTDuboie County. with : population IN
1860. OF 10 394, pays, May, 1864. for
80 Grocery Licenses 476o %
Brewers rs 90
Total. $s35 %
Whist county 10 the First Conk ressionsl
District can bes, that
@ w. DrBRrLEa.
Assist. ASS. Dubois Cv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-28

srrrIys 49, FRV1ss -srEwfsG -srEAnIsG -
wirH 1AE FLAME THAT LIsHrs THE HON
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-21
NUMBER BOZ.

longer living. His father remained in Hol-
land, but, being unsuccessful in business.
he came to Paris. Here his resources soon
failed him, and on writing TO friend to soli-
cit small loan, ihe received the following
letter In reply: Il send you the money. you
ask for, and add to,it the Photographic por-
traits Of the Japanese embassy. You WIN
remark the face Of one Of those strangers
for he Is the very image Of your son." The
father could not but perceive the resem-
blance; the features were certainly the
same, but the closely-shaved head and the
oriental costume greatly puzzled him. He,
however, went to the courtyard Of the ho-
tel in which the embassy was staying, and
was SO fortunate as to arrive just as the
Japanese were passing TO go out. The
original of the portraithe at once recogniz-
ed, and called out: "Is that you, Frantz2"
In a moment the son--for Frafitz 1t really
was-and the old man were locked In each
others arms. The ambassadors, who wit
messed the scene, were greatly moved; and
old man Bleckman's troubles were now at
an end, as the son Is wealthy and proaper-
Gus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-21
The Siamese Twins.

A correspondent of the Macon (Ga.)
Telegraph, who lately visited the Siamese
Twins, gives the following account of them;
Your readers have no doubt seen those
remarkable individuals the Siamese Twins,
but few Of emperhaps have been to their
houses and seen them in their domestic re-
lations. Though united bya ligament as
strong as life ITSELF they live mile apart
spending alternately three days at one and
the other house-and allowing no clrcum-
stances to defer their departure from one
to the other when the regular time arrives.
The one at whose house You visit them
leads the conversation and acts master of
ceremonies, while the other speaks only as
occasion and politeness may require. One
has eight and the other has nine children,
but one Of whom is in; the war, the rest be-
ing girls and little boys. The twins are
good neighbors, intelligent men and
thoroughly patriotic. They are, to all ape
pearances, two separate and different men,
With very little social resemblance, and q
marked contrast Of character. Eng is
lnuch the most positive, self-willed and un-
compromising. They are seldom both sick
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-21
Death Of Col. Patrick.

A letter from the Regimental Surgeon
gives some particulars of the death of Col.
J. H. PATRICK of the Fifth Regiment, killed
in Georgia. The Surgeon says:
He was wounded by canister shot, the
ball entering the outside of the upper third
Of the thigh, passing over the bone and en-
tering the abdomen, and making its exit
two inches above the left groin, probably
passing through the bladder and lacerating
the intestines. He was brought to me In
about fifteen minutes after he was wound
ed. He was still conscious, but was suffer-
ing SO much that he could only say few
words at time. 1 asked him If he had
any orders to give, and he said '.No," butin
the same breath he said, II don't know what
will become of my poor babies" This was
the only thing that appeared to worry him.
He frequently sighed, 'My poor babies ~
after he became unconscious. He failed
gradually, and passed away easily. He
fell while endeavoring to get his men into
position under heavy fire. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-21
10 THE READERS And FRIENDS
7THE OHIO STATESMAN,

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are for the Old Flag with not Star Stripe erased
and the Old Union as far as ispossible restore It,
and for the existing Constitution, in Its spirit letter
and purpose. II .s.a l-stE
Upon the coming events Of the year, rest the hopes
Of the People and Government. We are in themidst
Of bloody and protracted civil war. It's duration
and close depend upon wiser, truer and more patri
otic Policy than we have during the present Ad
ministration. We owe 1t to the memory of our Faith
e and to the hopes of Children TO the future of
our Country and to the bestnterests of mankind to
change Policy which is drifting us farther and far
ther from the landmarks Of our patriotic sires. &,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-21
Notice to Bridge Builders.
lAdvartisannant

HUVUI CsoOtIIOTICT
DIR. Witfield's Vegetable Pile Pills
are warranted. .C,...- ..,,-.-e.-,.-, 3,
Mr.. j, YoUNG--My Dear Sir:--lt is with great
pleasure that acknowledge tho benefit that derived
from one single box OF DR., Witfelds Vegetable Pile
Pills. For series Of months and especially while in
the army. | was most sorely afflicted with the Piles.
man, and, am now satisfied that one or two boxes
more will entirely restore my former condition of
health. loif Yours, respectfully,
n fg sgfl-a .9' J.W. CLARK, Gov'tAg't.
:, Prige 80 cents per box. Sold by all Druggists.
N'' = - Js YOUNG, Proprietor.
No 100 yafick ST, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-21
The War I'm IIississiPpi--FOrrest's
Victory.

The War Department. received last even
ing the following dispatch, announcing a
splendid victory by Forrest:
BALDWIN, 'Juns IL, 1S64l
-CJy@7y .a1 VIA MOBILE, June ~.
General S. Cooper: -a'.
The battle of Tischamingo Creek, fought
yesterday by Major-General Forrest is one
of the most signal victories of the war for
the forces engaged. r--..
The secured results on the field, so far,
are 200 prisoners, II pieces Of artillery, I5O
wagons, mostly loaded, and more still com
ing in. ltH fa4.,--- lli1p
Most of the animals were ridden off by
the enemy. g., .-.su e ..- 3,
The rout was complete. Our forces are
in close and vigorous pursuit. a
Our loss so far will not exceed 400 In
killed and wounded. 81 Y---aa-s... M
Too much praise cannot be awarded the
gallant Forrest and his brave command.
S. d. LEE, Major General. z
A previous dispatch from General Lee
states that Gen. Forrest attacked the enemy
at 10 A. NJ, six miles west of Baldwin, and
fought until p. NJ, gaining a complete
victory. The force of the enemy was esti-
mated at 10000. The enemy had already
been driven ten miles. "a .i--jgiUsiO
OKALoNA, VIA MoBILF,l 20
M0ndaV. lime IA 1874
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-21

+ A DUTCH RQMANcBr-Severa of the Paris
Journals tell the following story relating to
the interpreter ofgthe Japanese embassy
now in Paris: Frantz Bleckman wasa na-
tive of Hollands hut being ofa rowing ans
position qembarkcd on board a vessel bound
10 Batavia, toseek his fortune. Years pass
ed by, and nothing being heard of him, his
friends at last concluded that some accident
must have befallen him, and that he was no
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-21

at the same time. Why should death re-
suit from separation of persons so unlike,
and so little subject to be afflicted by each
others infirmities?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-21

DLACK SILK BAsQUEs, SACKS AND
ID CIRCLES,. The most elegant assortment in the
Cloth Mantles, Basques and Circles, In new styles.
Also Basque Trimmings. yD l1-. ~ w. ~
0j gg'ro71rq 5iH ll1BAIN a. SON, .si
+ 20, ,si 4 cs Noas sst sas South High Stree
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-21
DEsTRUCITvE FIRES.

lFr0m The Sandusky Register. June 1871
bfktrtactive Fire I'm Sanduslxy-
House Destroyed--A
Dozen or more Families TnrAed
Our OF Doors Total Lows $40, ,OOOi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-21
OKALoNA, VIA MoBILEl
Monday, June Is, 1864.

General 3. Cooper:
General Forrest reports from Selma, on
the 11th, that he has scattered the forces of
the enemy, and was still pursuing them.
lSsd i1ss Q, sde 80 ,dr amounts n6N 70
ers, 20 pieces OF artillery, and $50 wagons
and ambulances The rout is complete.
ao.aaC A- :. ID. LEE, Major General.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-20
Guardians Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court IL
I'D and for Shawnee County, State OF Kansas
to me directed, will offer for snIe at public auc
tion Survey twenty-five 22l OF the Kansas OF
Kaw Half Breed Lards situated on the north
bank of the Kansas River, in Jefferson County
State Of Kansas at the Court Hou'e Door Ia the
Tow Un of O-isaioosa, j. fierson County a.
foresaid, on the 22d day OF september. A.
ID. 1864, to the highest and best bidder: 70 be
sold in four equal tracts, 70 wit: the North- esf,
North East South East and Sou'h- West quar-
tiers or one-iour;h ITS o: saii survey, ccntain-
ing at east l60 acres in sach quarter. The sew
eral ,racis to be offered for sale follews: The
North West quarter at o'cio K. p n 'sc n nth
East quarter a. 2 o'clock. p N the y ls,-E Easi
Gu1rter at O'Clock r. NJ, and the safe ~ toe
South Yves, quarter at O'Clock, P. NJ. ri said
tay The sale Of said Land and every part there
of may be adjourned from day TO dny unri' all Is
sold
Three hundred dollars of the purchase money
on each tract to be paid st The coniirmaicn d
such sale. and the remainder TO be paid IN Dine
annual payments with interest at the rate OF sc "
en- per cent. per annum, pay able annually. u BE-
secured by mortg 'ge on the tract tor which the
same is to be paid. And ii any annual payment
of the principle, and the interest payable anRoai-
~, or either of them, shall not be paid when The
same shall become due and pay able, then the
whole of said payment or rroofssory note to
gether with the interest accruing thereon shsl a
once become due and payable. Said Lands are
the finest bottom lands in Kansas, and are cover
ed with heavy growth OF valuable timber.
WILLIAM e. BOW kER
A. Guardian Of Charles, alias Jacipth. alias Hy-
acinth Lecompte, pereon of unsonnd mind
This 27sh day OF July. A. D. 1864. 2o5-5s
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-20
The News.

Very little news from either Grant or
Sherman. Some additional PARTICULARS
of the recent 6ghtiag before Atlanta.
Il is believed that the rebels there have
been re-enforced. Ii is also thought
that most Of Lees army has gone TO aid
Earley in his raid. Grant is not idle.
and We may hear important news soon.
The Indians are rampant on the plains
Trains have been robbed and burned.
The men killed and stock run off. One
from Atchison reported thus used up.
Gov. Evans, Of Colorado. thinks the
entire Indian world will be down.upon
the frontiers. and We fear they will be
desolsted. They are also threatening
the miners in the gold regions. They
have been swarming around Fort kesr-
ney, and as far as sixly miles this side,
PLAYING havoc All ais is the work of
rebel emissarieS. who have been aided
in their helli>h WORK by lhie,ing lndi-
an Agents.
Col. Phillips has been removed from
command al Forl Gibson, bucause he
was in the way OF the plaoderers. The
friendly Iniiaas are Indignant, and pro-
test agaInss il. Phillips projects them
and has their conhdepce A writer at
the For. charges Lane with being a.
the bottom cf ibe mischief.
Nothing new of special interest from
Mobile. Good or bad new NAV be ex
pected from all points soon. Heaven
send it may be supremely good.