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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-11

NOTICES hereby given 'hs, bv virtue a.
- swrit of execution vsndi. issued from
the Office Of ~. clerk Of the C:rcui, C. ,ur,
of tho United States Toe The Ci,cni, snd DE-
rict Of Indiana. and 20 me directed. will
proceed 20 offer for sale a. public auction 10
the highest bidder. for cash in h,nd. 81 the
door Of the court house in the town of
Jasper, county Of Dubois, and State or In
diana, on
TUESDAY, July 10Th, 1864.
between the hours prescribed bv law, the
rents AMI profits for the term o. seven
years. Of the following described real estate.
situated In Dubois county. to-wir:
The south half Of section thirteen. town.
shin two, south NJ rsnge three west.
The west half OF The north west or ~ sec
ton one. The north east qusrer. and the
east half Of the south east quarter Of sec.
iior two, in township three Of range three
west.
And on failure 10 realize the full amount
Of principal. interest and costs called for bv
said execution. will st the same time and
place and ~ like manner, sell the fee simple
Of said real estate.
Taken ~ execution % the property cf
ch aries C. Campbell q the suit ~ the U,.i-
ed States sgainst William Van Winkle sud
Charles @ Campbell.
This sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or spprsisement
avs.
d. q. ROSE. u. s. Marshal.
bvJ y. BfoELow. Deputy.
June H. 1854 -6w. pr SO 90
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under.
~ .igned have been appoIs,ed executors
with will annexed Of the estate OF Nelson
Harris. late Of Dubois county. deceased.
Said estate Is supposed TO be solvent.
ISAAC HARRIS.
DICEY HARRIS, executors.
Msy 20, 1e6f.-3vs
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"Ah DhsAkTNEsT A>Hfssrns.I
Iun- :, ~ ~ T. NJ.
Geue.si Dix:
Dispatches from the hratqnar,sr- 81 The
Array " The Pt"mnc dated shi- ~ ,rninc
have bern rrc-IsrdA An oSsaa;t was ..de
on burnside sDou, u,inighi AID .urcr--,uiIy
REFUSED.
Va me preceding affernpol. ile picked
men Of he enemy made y rn~h /. ii "A o..
*hst ~h- 'lr meaning ~ Hancsrk'- ~.
san'i"g h's s''g- hnt- Nlnr ~ The = nv
we're cap,nr.d. and ~. ret killed. or div.
IN back
Several letters have passed bsi,s..n q ~
erai Grsn' and General Lee, IN respects n
collecting The dead aud sounded b.fsserl
me ~" armies. Gencrss Grant IN the clos
in2 letter rrgr-tr 'h-s oil his .ff:rf. Tor a.
i@va'in- III suffering Of wounded n,-n lrit
On '5r battle iirid have been rend. red ~
ratory- Tso r.bei .ffirer-. aud TX mn
cent ou' - -enrrh tor the u.nn 40 !. / ,ls-,r
-om'nsnd< were captured il c.ps-qnenc Of
he enemy nots.leliv-rine G-n. Lees le,,rr
'niil after The io1r he nrd nm lad
'i'rd q neral Grant ha- n.s,fi General
Lee that they ~er- csp'ureJ through ! MI
understanding. md viii not b. held A. pris-
'n-rs. but will b. returned. NJ other mil.
tary Intelligence has been rereiv-d n
TSiened[ r. ". STANTON.
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Office : h-rabr gwen ;. The hs's =
n Y, MS O-.i-r<. rssi there y MONEY
4" ne If"--ury Dubious county. Isdisn..
Z" redeem ~ "r'i-f- nDrn III --.n. rhss
1av ben PRESCRIBED ii. pss,n-.nf: fhst sore
-" sr'ar = ~ fG- ~h,ch h-.r- s.,e
september " n. 1853 And mn she ,stsr
- IN -sid ori-r- ,ii b.. stopped - IN,
49, = STEPHENSON. r. y q.
JBne ~ 1854 ~.
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6JThe London Telegraph Journal esti-
mstes the annual proceeds Of the Atlantic
Telegraph, when i shall get into operation,
q sl,7oo0co. Wal, ill i gets into opera
ton.
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RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBS 'RIE
- y I. On THE 22i dss y My. 1854. :
Young GIRL, named Frsnci- r.. Beard. Sgd
ibon - years. Aiipersons are warned roi
70 barber 90 t,cst h-r on my account, % 4
vii pay % dro'~ % her contracting. tn.
.bove reward and no ih.nks will be gwen
for her return 10 me.
CASPER BLUNE.
June 9Th. 1864 Pc
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0The Comfy Board have been scstinr
% Board Of EdusI'z,tion most Of This week
snd hsve hsds stormy session. They con.
c'uded 70 reduce the sppra isment on town
lots 10 Bsinbridse township 10 per cen,um,
md on other lands 20 per cent: snd raise
he sprrsisment IN Ferdinand Is Der cent:
Hall 20 per cent; and Ha-bisou 3 per cent,
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II We sre ru'hcrzed % announce NJ
r. J. BECKETT. E-q IS = candidate for Rep
re-sn'a'ive Of Dubois county. - The -n-u.
ing Ocroher election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-11

Never converse with lady. with . cigar
70 your mouth. OF smoke in any body's com.
pany without apologizing for the same.
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nS-Shoddy Abe hss been nomins,ed a,
Baltimore; and The Woody Horse a: CIeve.
land. Go il. " kinkeys.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-11

~ Go TO 10. Friedman's for No. | -four
o. Sc IS per barrel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-11

% the 2iof June. 1864 by E~q. T.nroe
Mr. JoHs UHErcK and Mi.- BARBARA Liz.
DEsssRcER. both Of his county.
All hand. snd the devil, wish the h.ppv
couple JOYS end blessings innumersble.
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ADMfNiSTRA TORS NOTICE

ADMiNISTRArO TORS NOTICE
NOTICE = hereby gwen that The under
- signed has been appointed sdminis'ss-
Tor OF the estate Of Lydia Psyns. late u
Dubois county decd; said estate 10 supposed
to be solvent.
JAMES Z sPURLOcK sdm'r.
may 18th, 1854 -3S.
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GA stranger in : printing Office asked
the youngest apprentice what his rule Of
punctuation vas" set up Is long ss can
hold my bresth-then | pct comma; when
gsPe' 'nser: q semicolon, and when 1
want chsw Of tobacco make 4 para.
graph"
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ve-s respectfully y,n-s.
{. FEtN.sr.
Iohn Cochrane also wr'.-- i~trr nc-
sepi'ny The % m,nation ~ Wee P-ssid.n
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PROM THE NORTH.

Howss Proposition 10 Conscribs Million
of Msn.--The New York Times, comment.
ing on the bill Of Senator Howe, Of Wis.
cousin, 10 call out a million of men for
ninety days. says il would take three
months TO get a million o. men mustered
INTO the service, shres months longer to
drill and brigade them, and require Sc, 900
officers, who cannot be found:
/" Considering the state Of. the South,
however, il would seem wise for our cru.
saders 10 take at least million Of sheep
with than to cook As they..went along. snd
IL would be well for every man TO drive his
own animal.
They would be sure 70 die like cock.
reaches before they ever got near The enc
my. aud We need hardly say. that when
they did meet him, ten thousand Of such
troops IS Lee or Johpsisn command would
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AilIsharuugh 9ssarnrr.
HILLSBoRoUGH, n. G.
wednesday. January 81. 1854.

We have been informed by our paper maker that
the price hereafter will be one dollar pound twice
a. much Is We paid for The last parcel We purchased.
and nine times as much we paid before The war.
This rise in the price Of paper, AMI as great II not
greater increase 10 the price Of provisions and every
thing we use, has compelled US 10 pa, up The price
Of the Recorder to Eve dollars per snnum. o. 81 %
Cor six months. n any one shall thfk this price 100
high, he shall have the Recorder for one dollar year.
n he will pay ~ in wood. com, wheat or -four, OF
butter eggs. Po,iloes OF any article Of the kind
used in family, at prices at which they were sold
for before the var. Il viii be seen therefore, that
the Eve dollars which now charge can be much
easier paid than the dollars could in former times
Subscribers in arrears are earnestly requested 10
pay up. The price Of materials is too high TO permit
% 70 continue 10 eend The paper y those who do not
Pv.
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basis the harmony Of its members. and
their voluntary cooperation in its organ lc
functions"
As for Mr.. Dickinson, another prominent
war man. he has put himself on record in
the following emphatic language:
DANIEL 8. DICKINSON.
"No amount Of force can ever maintain
the Union," and" that all paper laws we
have are tho strength. force and power OF
the Constitution, The army and navy. the
national legislature. and the Executive
power Of the government, are not worth a
single rush to-compel a single State to re-
main one hour in the Conf,dsracy longer
than il chose to remain"
The simple fact is this, that mcnstrous
deception has been practiced upon the peo-
pie By their 50. called polite al leaders, by
the men whom they elevated to high pol,t-
ical positions. and who enjoyed their full
lest trust and confidence. It's about time
the fraud was exposed. that the mack was
torn Of. and the features which mark ,hi !
Unnatural strife. this fratricijal conflict
were exposed to the view "f the whole
world in all their hideous deformity.
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The Conaorirtioa-A Proposition TO Re.
lieye Producers.

We find the following in The Examiner
81 Saturday:
We copy below. on account OF It's gene
raj interest. a bill introduced YESTERDAY IN
the House Of Representatives. b, Mr. Smith.
Of North Carollna. IL was referred 70
committee
bill 10 be entitled an ACT smerda,ory 10 The acl
entitled an scl u put ruJ 10 tho eIenPliOn
from military service Of those who have heretofore
furnished Substitutes. approved January 8. 1854.
The Congress Of Tie Confederate States do
enact. That the provisions Of the ab",e re-
cited act shall. aot apply TO producers who.
on aud previous TO the Isl day 81 January.
1864. Here engaged. either BY their own
snanual labor. or experimenting the labor
Of others. in raising food Tor The s1bsis.
tence OF man."
In brief explansliou, Of the purpose Of
the bill. Mr. Smith indicated pew and
striking argumsst with reference 10 'he
emergencies Of the war, that i've fact that
the government had been forced 10 the ne
cessity Of impressment. 10 addition 70 the
fittings, involved the serious admission
that one ;euth Of the available supplies 81
! the country al this time was mt saihcivnl
for the subsistence sf the army.
| We learn that there Is prospect Ia
Congress Of undertaking some further Ir'
sgisIaiinn on the matter Of the substitute
ronscripts; bu, there is danger Of is being
prejyliced by TOO much activity in ,hs
lobby :.
! We are glad that Mr.. Smith has made
this proposition. and earnestly hope il may
! prevail.
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be match for, one hundred thousand Of
them, and would readily drive that num-
Der oil the field in utter rout.
The sole result Of this "grand uprising"
would. therefore. probably be he dessla-
ton Of some hundred thousand Northern
homes. aud the leaving down south 10 the
hands Of Jefferson Dav,s's ragmuffins' one
million muskets, one million hats and coats.
aud pocket handkerchiefs. several hundred
tons Of pie and hard tack. and we were 60
ing 10 add one milIi6n pairs Of pantaioons;
but, we believe that our fugitives stick to
their panialoons as well as their panta-
ICONS TO them, even in the widest rout. la
a word, no force can carry either food or
clothing to the Richmond capti,es except
highly disciplined. we'll organized and
perfectly manageable one, led BY able and
experienced officers. The Senate Com.
mittee an Military Aiiairs'know this. 8.
they will Of course not waste much time
over the consideration Of MIR. Howe's BILL
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without removing Col. Myers from tha, po-
sition. The report covers forty pages,
aud sets,for,h that the President has Con-
tinued in service number OF officers COM
missioned under the Provisional Govern,
ment, without being re.nominated, after
having consulted the Senate on that point
and been advised BY that body to the con-
.mary, Il alleges that Gen. Lawton has
been discharglng the duties .! Quarler6as-
ter General without authority.of law; that
he has given no bond, and every dollar
drawn from the Treasury on his requisitlon
is illegal. The Senate adopted resoln-
ton that Myers is nov Quarternaster
General, aud Is required by law TO dis.
charge the duties OF that Office, and that
L.wIon is not authorized. Senate nut IN
secret session to-day.
Richmond, January 2i.--Seven hospital
buildings at camp WHnder. near this city,
were destroyed by FIRE this morning be-
tween Q and s o'clock. A large quantity
of Commissary stores and bed clothin.
were destroyed. Fire accidental.
IL - reported lhat MI tut, Se"a'os
from Georgia. will soon introduce impor-
tant resolutions before the Senate, which
may explain several passages IN his letter
urging the election OF Hon. Joshua Hill iur
Governor, and in his Macon letter, where
he speaks of an honorable door II compro.
mise being opened at no distant DAY. &c
&c
The purport Of these resolutions are said
to be Expressive OF n willingness on The
part Of the people of the South 20 meet The
conservative element Of the North in Con.
vention. TO discuss the issues between Us
but in no wise compromising the spirit Q
the revolution.
Holding Mr.. Liacoln and the Republican
party responsible for the ianaficIsm At IN,
! North which has prudueed and has cantin
ued the war. he would refuse 10 treat viii
him or his party. otherwise than on n
field Of battle. but respecting a dlgnihed
spirit OF conservatism which would hear lh'
voice OF reason. he would Heet il IN coun
Gil, and determine the. ISSUES between rs y
spirit si coneil,ation and compromise.
Cor. Atlanta Cgafsdersy.
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Richmond, Jan. lg.-fhe consideration
Of the House bill TO amend the Impress
ment law was resumed in The Senate this
morning. The first section, which repeal
ed that portion OF the law establishing q
board Of State Commissioners to fix prices.
was stricken out. As thus amended the
bill passed.
The Senate passed the House bill 10 pun.
ish aiding or influencing soldiers TO desert
or llarboring deserters. Awaits the Presi'
dents signature.
Mr.. Gsrlrell. from the Judiciary Com
mittee. reported back to the House the
Senate bill providing that the next Con-
gress shall meet on the frst Monday 10
May next. with an amendment to meet on
the FIRST Monday in April. The amend
ment was discussed until the House went
into secret session
Richmond. Jan. 2i.--In The Seoate 10.
day highly important reports from the Mil
i,ary Committee on the subject OF the as.
Segment Of Gen. Lawton 20 the discharge
Of the duties Of Quarternaster General
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The state Journai-1onn spelnsh' I'q-
sltor and proprietor q the State Journsl, has sold
on, ,bs entire establishment % A. ". CORNISH 4 cs.
The ou,nsl viI be suspended for i~s~r three days
IN order 10 removal Of the Office, when the pvbl'es'
ton sHI be resumed by Mesn. Gorman 4 Cs"
with The tile changed 10 /" Tar LssrEpEsATs
We hope this change will put an end 70 ib- bitter
personalities shich have disfgursd The columns o.
she Raleigh press Tor the last lso " three Jrs 40
sdilor Of the spin, u lhe Age, Mr. German has otsn
.ninenlly courteous 10 al bis bte,hisnOf The P'e"'
and we hope be wil rot suffer The turmoil d r0inl
cal excitement to bslrsy him into The use u 50 IN
temperance Of Language. which ONLY ifrate' without
cen ,ineng. and serves no other PaiPo's thsn 2 sf
~ hostile feeling. Mild argument % more effective
/. making converts than stronger arssmsns inter-
ser.sd wah di.psrssing epithsis and violent ssnua'
e.siions.
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An Act to restore the Courts and for other
Purposes.

SECTION /. Be IL enacted BY The General
assembly Of he STATE Of North Carolina.
and IL is hereby enacted by authority Of The
same, Th.t there shall hereafter be Two
terms of the SUPERIOR Courts OF Law and
Equity for each county in the State. TO be
held al the times prescribed IN chapter ,hir-
ty-one, sections nine. ten, elesen, twelve.
thirteen, fourteen aud fifteen Of the Resis-
ed Code. and BY an act enutied AN act
10 establish the eighth judicial cigcuit and
for other purposes ratihed the 18th day
Of December, 1862.
SIC. 2. BE IL further enacted. That said
Superior Courts OF Law shall have juris6lc-
tion To Try and determine all setions al
tort, under the rnles and regulations which
existed prior TO the passage OF an act. en-.
titled :. An act 10 change the jurisdiction
af the Courts aud the rules OF pleading
therein" ratified the lth day Of Sepiem.
Der, 1861, aud all process hereafter TO be
ISSUED in such actions and in all criminal
proceedings. shall be made returnsble IN
like manner and under the same penalties
as were prescribed prior I" the passage oil
said act; Provided, that no suits 10 debt,
assumpsit, or account shall be tried before
said Courts by virtue Of any Jurisdiction
conferred By this act.
SEC. 5. BE IL further enacted. rast all
process in the said actions and criminal
proceedings iron said Courts hereafter Is.
sued and made retnrnable TO the Fall term
1864, Of said Courts. shall be deemed and
taken TO be returnable to the Spring term
1864 OF said Courts. respectively.
SIC. (. Be IL further enacted. That 50
much Of said act Of Sept. llth, 1861. a.
applied to the rules of pleadings in cases
Of bills for injunction and sequestrationl
and petitions for sale or PARTITION OF land
be and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. S. Bell further enacted. That there
shall hereafter be two terms Of the Supreme
Court 10 be held in the City Of Raleigh on
tue second Monday in June. and the thr'
iieth day Of December, or on the day afie
| 10 case the thirtielh day be Sunday.
S.c. G. BE IL Jurfhfr enacted. Tha, III,
County Courts shall have Jurisdiction I,
try and deterrains all cases Of contested
wills.
SIC. :. BE IL further naaeisd, That al
flaws coming 10 conflict with the provisions
Of lhi, act be and the same are hereby &c
pealsJ.
R,aa three tines and ratified in Geners
Assembly. the 18th day Of Decsmbsr. A
| d., 1868.
R. S. DoNNELL. S. II. c.
II
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Y We have been requested To say that James
c. Leshers 10 The choice Of many voters in the ca
srn part Of the county 10 GIL the vacancy IN The state
Senate oecssioned BY the resignation Of ths Hon.
Wm. A. Graham.
We have been requested 10 announce the name Of
sso,h e. gentleman standing high in the asiima ion
Of many Of our citizens; bui being informed BY good
suihOriiy ina. be positively declines The domination,
ma withheld bis name FOR the present,
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Gas, RosEsr Vases a PsIsosER.--We
- rret 10 learn that Gen. Robert Vance u
. orissper ia the hands Of the enemy. Gov.
Vince received dispatch on yesterday,
<sn Gen. Lsngstreet, dated Rasselly,lle'
i. stating that the report that Gen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-01-27

The Spirit or the Age-A. N. Gornan.
Esq, Isr some Eileen years editor and publisher Of
shs spirit d ihe Age. has retired fro. m editorial
cement. and offers shs establishment for sale.
n. has employed temporary editor 10 manage ne
osnsern Until sold.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-01-27

Il /. as.sa 10 the Sswbern (Yaptre) T'imss, That
.Aoos eleven HUNDRED citizens Of thst place have
.,.iIsd themselves Of The Presidsits amnesty pro.
asns,ies, BY taking Inc oath and parole IaiS dawn
aks<sis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-01-27

1, iss,.isd 10 the papers TIA, Vice President s'e.
pAsn. 1. severely III st his resdsnee IN crswOfd'ille'
a. Ne hs. mol besn in Richmond since the open.
,os .f,he present session Of Congress
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The steamer Advance, on her recent re-
turn trip from Nassau. was chased by. the
blockaders aud ran an the beach belew
Wilmington. We are glad 10 hear thar
the cargo will be saved, and that The slp
is upright and will be got off without ma
terial injury. The Advance isas lucky -
she il useful.
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Vance was captured at Sevietville was
thought to be true. Sevierville is in East
Tenness not far from the North Carroll,
ma line, and between Greenville and Knox
vile. There may be possibly some mis-
take In. the matter. but we fear i y but
too true. Gen. Vance was a gallant OIL
Ger and terror to the Yankees in East
Tennessee, and his capture will prove q
severe blow to us.
Raleigh Prsgress of Thursday.
aEAsr TENNEssEg.-The news from East
Tennessee is gratifying, Longstreet has
driven the Yankees back to Knoxville. and
all the country north Of that place is now
clear Of the enemy. II the authorities will
only give Longstreet men and subsist his
army he will take care Vt East Tennessee,
ard we hope that the proper authorities
will see TO il that he dies not want for
means to perform the work. Now is the
time to clear East Tennessee before they
have time to prepare for The spring cam
paisu. Progrea Of Thursday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

OSE OF The PArRIoTs.-A Colonel of o.
Indiana regiment Qu Banks army Of Lou
isianae has, since he received bis commits
sion. deposited $40 600 10 bank Il Indiana.
polls. and has sent home. as "privsse pick
inr's. ."(sueariy called steaIings) )nssrly $6.-
600 worth Of jeweIry. silver plate. &c. HE
vie and only daugh'er. now scjourning 10
aneighboring to~n,sre literally loaded dow a
with jewelfy. even to the sight Of whic hey
were sirsnqers before the war! This 10 al
true! Would this seIfsacrificing pa,rio,
have the war s.opl Nary time!-tvincen-
mes Sun.
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ExEcUroS.-To-day, ihe'8.h. il fixed for
the execution Of Henry Andrus alias Harry
Anderson, a private in the 12Ath Ohio regi
ment, convicted on charges of desefsson and
using contemPiuous language toward The
Pfesidentl He was previous 70 the war !
practicing ply sian - New Orleans. He
enIistedin The fall Of 1862 and sccomp snied
bis regiment, 70 Tennessee. deserted Il there,
came 10 Cincinn and resumed the practice
Of his profession. His age is about forty
two. and he has no family. Lncennes
Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

Coop ASYHow.-At the dinner table oi
. hotel. somew here in Ohio, no, long since
q green un.' unable to restrain the crsvinRs
Of his appetite, pitched int large dish Or
rice before him. A waiter mildly informed
him that IL was intended for dessert. and
that he had better eat sOmes(pg else 6rst
Greeny replied:
Desert be blamed. | don.i care II lie 4
wilderness, ii's good. and I'm going to
60. IT,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-16

HrJohn r. Hale advocsses suspension
Of the wri, o. hsbeas corpus in order 10 &c,
offenders against the governmes into prison
ard beyond the reach Of law. and then sells
his Senatorial iraoence with immaculate
stanton 70 get them out 'on paroIer This
is radical. loyal league patriotism. I, y
giving the government practical supporr