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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-27
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w., a leading member Of the Cdnadian Parliament
81 have used your SARsAPARILLA in my family
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23

NOTICE is aeveby given that by virsue Of
49, and order Of the Dub"is Common Plea,
Coust, will sell q public auction on The
pre- mlsrs I'm.
n FRIDAY the z6ih DAY 81 FEBRUARY
1864 The following described real erssse
sisua,ed In Dub"is County Indiana, towit;
The n"rth east a.. Of the north east a.. oI
SECTION 50. the nossh west Of the souih wes'
ar Of ssct,or SO. town ~ north Of rang
% wess, also tho son,h cas-, of the soutI,
west ar of section Is. The north east Of the
west qr. Of sactioa ~. insane town and
range
TERMS-One third Of The purchase mon,
ey will be- required 10 six months. ono thirs
in twelve months. and one idird eighteen
'npnihs frcm he day ~ sale. thu purchnsr'
giving note with good freehold sccnri,,
" wing sppraismen' isw-. hearing Interest
from date. SAMUEL JACOBS.
Commissioner.
Jan Orb. 1864 Az
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23

Volt SrEERs. - On last Monday
morning Capt. Fisher left here with
thirty recruits for his company at Vim
cennes. On the way out, We are in
formed, when only a few miles from
town. q wagon load Of them, led By
one shangbae Thompson, tell behind
the others, and played outrageous
pranks upon the citizens along the
road, entering some 81 the houses and
frightening old women with their pis-
tolls. stealing brcnd and throwing i
away, and compelling men to hitch
mp their teams and 20 with them
Thompson 10 . resigned officer, and
undoubtedly knew better, but proba-
bly, wished to appear big, as hc IL a
candidate for promotion. For the
credit Of the worthy and brave volun
tecrs, we hope they will b. able here.
after to restrain their bad men from
committing disgraceful acts 1t 10 nc
mark Of bravery to try to scare old
women and unarmed citizens. The
company have now enlisted about Sc
men, and half Of them are at hone
with their new uniforms on, endeav
oring to fill mp the company Nowi'
the prettiest time for young man Z
make e302, that most Of persons vii
ever see. The county should furnish
12O men, which will be done wheI
this company is filed, and the dang
Of future drah will Be greatly dimil.
ished. os lost
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23

WThe Democratic conservative mem
bere Of Congress met on Saturday evening
in the Capitol. With Hon. John Z. Dswson,
Of PhiIs dslpLia. 10 The chair. and unanimous
y adopted the following important resolu
tion. offered b. Hon. James Brooks. Of New
York:
WHERsAs, Gold o. silver u paid 70 our
minister's. consuls. snd commissioners repre-
senting the nation 10 foreign countries. and
gold and silver ere received from The people
q The cusIomhouse in rsymen. Of du,ies:
and, where's. the people are taxed to psy
capitalists their interests in specie on their
investments 10 the national debt; therefore,
be II.
Resolved, That officers. soldiers, and sail
ors 10 the army and navy should be paid
in gold OF silver or their equivalents In
amount: and be II also
Resolved, That the chairman Of this meet
ing BE- instructed to prepare amendments 20
the army and navy bills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23

-
OUTRAGEOUS "UNIoEIsM. - When
the company Of volunteers from this
county arrived at I.oogootee, on last
Monday. they stopped and ate supper
at the Riley House, kept by that in
tense black republican, selfstyled
.'loyal Union-patriot." Bob. Riley.
After supper the is-''loyal'' landlord
having received an order Tor his pay,
and found out that the soldiers wore
principally Democrats, ordered the
volunteers out his house, showing biz
"patriotism" by refusing to let SOL
dies set BY his fire, on cold, snowy
clustering night, until train Of carr
came along to take them to camp
This 10 . good deal meaner than We
supposed Bob. Riley would be, but i
about on par with the general &c
tions Of blatant, self styled "Unior
PATRIOTS" who are constantly hcarc
calling their neighbors 'copperheads.
We hope our Commissioners will pro
perly attend to his bill for the supper
should be have the brass to present il
Let him donate that much to show BIZ
patriotism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23

NOrICEis hereby given thatsl persons
~ hsving claims, notes. or accounts filed
rvsins, The estate 81 any decendsnt. 10 the
Cur, Of Common Pleas, u Dubois COUNTY
Indiana, thst stand for trial according 10
lsw. are requested 10 come forward snd DO
provided 20 Drove the same. Of the ssme will
~ dismissed a. the costs Of the clsimsnss-
Said elaine will be Tor trial q the My Term
1864. Of ssid Court. Bv order Of the Curt.
Witness my h,ni. this 18th day Of Jan.
A. u. 1864
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. Clerk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23

vUVHE Undersigned will proceed with the
y county surveyor ~ Dubcis county On
the srh day Of F-o. 1864 70 run the Iinss
md determine The boundaries u 6ection
No. II, il town 3 south range . y.
The intermediate lines will also BE- run and
The corr ers thereof established. Persons
will please be present.
jan. 18th, 1864 HAR. LUKENS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23


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and 81 !
suchr viii from
= nd . disposed
Dc 15 1863 THO EONDERMAN. Auditor D q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23
COMMUNICATED.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION 4 cuhA-
Bile DISEASED
a CARD.
TO ConsnInptives.

vUVHE undersig ned having been restored to
u health In lev weeks. BY . very simple
remedy, after having suffered several pears
with sevsrs lung affection, and shss dread
disease, Consump tion-is anxious 20 make
known TO his fellow sufferers the mssns
lof cure.
To al who desire II, he will send : copy
OF the prescription used Gree Of chs'eeD
with the directions fov preparing end using
he same. which they wiIl Ind suas CURE
nor CoHsvmPrroE. AsrHnA, BBcEcHiris
ICoueHs, CoLDs. &c. The only object o. NE
advertiser 10 sending the Prescription . 70
benefit the afflicted. and sPsesd in!osms.
ltion which he conceives 70 be invsIuaoIe.
and he hopes every sufferer will ~ BE
remedy. o. III will cost them nothing. and
may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
w hamburg. Kirgs County, New York.
Sept. Goth 1S0s.-4m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23
sTATE or INDIANA, DUBOIS COUNTY, s.:

THEODORE soNDERMAN Auditor In and for said
the
n Dss18
TfEO SONDERNAN, A. c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23

.Tux cRrAr issuE BEFoRE THE courrRy
20 rms: SHALL ABsLIr,osl rur DIVE raE
Unrs. On SHALL THE UnIoH PUT Dows
Asor,r,osw-HEsaY car. 1851.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23

NOTICE 10 hereby given thst John II
- Eds Of Columbia Township Dubois
county Indiana. has On the 1,t day Of DE
cember A. D. 1868 taken up IN estray
Cow and Cali, unmarked, with line back
red sides, with white belly, supposed TO b
eight years old and appraised .; twelve dol
lars.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk D. G.
Jan. 9th, 1864.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICES hereby given that the under
- signed has been appointed executor
with the will annexed, Of the estate Of Yves
ley DsBruier, late Of Dubois county decd
said estate IL supposed ~ be solvent.
r. II. DeBRULER, executor.
Jan. 9th, 1854 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-01-23

NOTICE 10 hereby given tha, an sstray
49, has been taken up by Andreas Gerber
Of Bainrridge Township, Dubois County
indiana, described % follows 20 vii: A
black COW and calf. marked with Two under.
bits 10 each ear. having . bell on. ana mp
posed to be sbou, sirh, years old. an' 10.
ed ~ Ten dollars. November goth 1863
HENRY A HOLTHAUS Clerk u. C..
Jan. 9th l864--3w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02

Headquarters Army of Po,omac,)
Oct. 80.
The utmost quiet has prevailed to day
October 3l-6 A. M.-The rebels at
tempted to play sharp trick last nighi
on our lines. which was only partly sue
cessful. The main object of the attack
was defeated with considerable loss to
them. At the point of connection be-
tween the I'd and 9Th corps pickets the
rebels made an entrance passing from one
post to another, taking all the men pris
oners. They then sen, forward heavy
force to charge the line of breast works,
in the hope Of piercing our centre. but
our men had meanwhile arrived behind
the works and received the rebels with
such IRE as drove them back in coufu-
sion with heavy loss. Repeated attempts
ended with like results.
Though firing was kept up all night uul
loss is put down at 3S7 men captured
killed and wounded.
The enemy's loss must have been heavy
as they advanced within range of cur bat
terys, though it being dark our, men hat
not good range.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02
FRoA GEORGIA.

Nashville, Nov /.
Since his repulse ~ Decatur Hood has
moved further west along the south side
OF the Tennessee. He is believed to have
crossed some OF his infantry at or near
Bainbridge, l2 miles above Florence. No
part OF his force has been further North
A rebel rumor here has reported that he
is coming this way. His purpose is dif-
6eult 10 ascertsio. With a strong Fed
eral force in his front. flank and rear, the
reports IS to his making demonstration
in this quarter are simply ridiculous. I'm
doubtedlv his movements are prou o, ed
~ desire to effect the coming election
Gen. Thomas is 10 the city and prepar-
ed for any movement Hood may make in
this direction.
Strong bodies Of troops are moving 10
proper petitions.
The Union feeling here is one Of strong
hope that Hood will place himself N y
position from which it will be cificul,
to extricate himself.
Shermsn can't be cowed or bullied out
Of Atlanta but will continue to hold i,
at atl bxaards.
Forrest, with cavalry force, is re port.
ed threatening Johnsonville, where are
large quantities of Government stores.
Three transports were DESTROYED by
psf' oi h's command. Ample prepasa.
tioas have been made to hold johnson
vile and effectoally repulsa any force the
rebels may bring against it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02
FROM sHERIDAN.
New York. Nov.

New York, Nov. /.
According to the Herald's dispatch
the attention of Gen. Sheridan seems to
be at present particularly directed to the
apparent designs of the enemy to attempt
some important operations in West Vir-
ginia, and he is making bis preparations
accordingly
The rebel Gen. Breckinrdge, who is
now in Southwest Virginia, is reported to
be busy in recognizing his forces, with
the supposed intention of making a move
ment to distract the attention Of the Union
army from Early, who, according to rebel
newspapers, is to remain 10 comma and in
the valley OF the Shenandoah.
Arrangements for the safety Of General
Sheridan's army have been perfected, and
such guards for trains going to the front
will hereafter be provided as will insure
them against guerrilla attacks.
A correspondent Of the Richmond En-
quirer gives graphic description Of the
defeat and stampede of Early's army on
the i9th of Oct. At Cedar Greek. His
loss OF 81 cannon is admitted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02

messed a. having been signed without any
signature having been inserted, which
were signed in Col. North's oeice, asd
others similar to the ones seized A. Balti.
more. He then made the point that the
fact thatAhese were found in Col. North, ;,
office would not CONVICT him Of knowl.
edge aud participation in their execu-
ton.
The Judge Advocate is understood to
have replied that the fact of his guilt or
Innocence was to be determined by trial.
and he deemed it OF great importance to
Col. North, as well as the Government
that it proceed Immediately. Judge Par
ker then pressed to have the trial after
the election, but he found the Judge Al
vocate equally determined, and to-mor-
row the court will be occupied with a pre-
llminary examination .of the evidence
seized, of witnesses and the evidence in
their possession. 1t issurm4ed that much
proof was destroyed as they had thirty
six hours notice before their arrest.
The commissioners will remain until
trial OF some definite action be taken. Ii
is said the finding Of the court in the ca
'es of Ferry and Donnohue which was
submitted to the Secretary of War, is
much more severe thao hitherto coniec.
ured, but the evident indifference OF the
as to the tate of the Balu.
more Victims is in striking contrast with
heir anxiety for Col. North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02
The Roanoke.
NeW York, Nov. l,

New Iora, NOV. /.
Mr.. Hawley, of the captured steamer
Roanoke, in statement OF the affair, says
the steamer was boarded in Havana by
three boats containing passengers who in
the evening proved themselves rebels 10
disguise, led by Lieut.. Braine. The Of
6cers and crew we're overpowered and
made prisoners aud the vessel headed 70.
Bermuda, where . pilot was called on
board. Braine went ashore and brought
on board party OF rebels, and the vessel
put to sea. She overhauled brig which
carried provisions. These were taken
aboard and . vessel was met which was to
take of the passengers The transfer
was made together with a quantity Of
cotton, and the steamer set on FIRE.
The passengers and crew were taken
into five fathoms hole and the purser and
first officers went ashore to have the par.
Ties arrested. They we're arrested, bu,
after trial discharged.
The Roanoke had on board $1,000
greenbscks and % 900 gold.
The report that Capt. Drew had motto,
Of plot to capture his vessel is not true
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02
FROM NASHVILLE.
Now York Nf

New York, Nov /.
The Times special from Nashville 3Ist
says direct communication with Atlantis
by rail is open aud secure. although there
are swarms OF guerrillas between Etowsf
river and Big Shanty.
A telegram from Gen. Gillian this fore.
noon represents his last fight as brillian,
IN the extreme. The entire rebel force
was scattered. Many officers, full bat.
terry and one extra gun were captured
Gen. Vaughn, commanding the rebels.
was severely wounded 10 two places, and
secreted somewhere in Green county.
A later dispatch FROM Gillian says he
is still picking up prisoners. He had bu-
ried 10 rebels. His missing iu both fights
was 85 killed and 20 wounded
Gnerrillas are exceedingly trou ublesome
on Cumberland river aud the Northwest
ern railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02
NOTICE.

stodlsrf vs y " Ford EloyA Simpson, X Hickey,
ThoInas Mul'er, Arthur Nvicptt CAsh. Henderson.
strange It Co., Lewis x 6oshea- L Bonn Co, Mar
garet TsrraI. Guy Wells. AbfT Reer Henry owle
feat,nan Robinson Co. J Eigsr Thompson. hon ~
Davis william Gill; Bri5suisa 60 Y 'hais+n
Co., Rankin, Miller Enstar James Neal, } John
son erecntor cf the estate of w MG Torn nee Vim a
L Rud5ick, Thomas Pagetf. 7 eteveDs5n, Mey-
burgh & Bro Ficklin IGcasi W Miller, Seyens
HoselI, Hiram Barney. " Phibney. Peter tachar,
Sophia Cleptening Jesse Ma tby, ] Hurnish.
The defendants will take notee that there s now On
file In the Office o the Clerk " tie H#i Court ~ Lee
county Iowa at k-okuk the petttIon of stoddATd,
claiming asrsios, X Ford, and hickey and Lls1l
simpson partners Ender the nanssnd style OF hffy
4 simpson, and as individual. Judgment Tor thirty
thousand dollars promrsssry bot- oi ssDv1 and
twenty promssory notes Of s3Sp sah dated Vrt0her o.
1856, all by contract now eas sad petitioh claims
against all Defendants foreclosure Of mortgage
given ~ the three parties grd 10 secure ssid notes on
toe soaihsa.t quarter o. section t~o ~ u township
sixfyvs 5 north Of range six s west In Lee county,
Iowa
Inle-. . apusr and said petition before
the second dsy Al noon Of the February term ls65 u
said Court. judgment viii be resfsrei sel.i sou-
RANKIN McCRARY,
Revenue Stamp 80 cts Attorneys ior f1aanuf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02
Trial Of Gov. Soy I'M our'srriends.
New York Nov

new orE, NOV 1.
The Tribune's Washington special says
Gov. Seymours commissioners called upon
the President .is =. m.
They we.e c. u ,u ly received, but on
subject matter OF their mission he refer
red to Secretary Stanton, who had ali the
evidence 10 the case.
They then proceeded to the war Office
and held a long interview with the Secre
tary, and report that they were much
more courteously received and considered
than they had expected. 1t is under
stood that they desired the punishment
Of Ferry and Donnohue should be made
as light as possible, but their principal
pressure upon the Secretary Is understood
to have been in reference to Col. North,
Ferry and Donnohue's fate being seem
ingly of secondary consideration. The
secretary submitted to them such evil
dence as was before him, and it is said
somewhat staggered their hopes Of an easy
escape of their friends. BY it's extent and
clearness. He referred them to the mill.
tary court for further information grant.
ed them permits to visit the prisoners al
the old capitol and assured them Of de.
sire to vindicate the sacred rights OF all
soldiers in the field.
To night the three commissioner had .
conference with Assistant Secretary Dana
Col. Foster, Judge Advocate, Capt. Eli,
of the court and sundry other gentlmsr
were also present at The interview. Judy.
Parker Was the principal spokesman ant
urged as matter Of policy that the priso
ncrs DOW 10 conf nement here should b.
released He stated the great popularit,
and high social position Of Col North il
the State of New York. He was mem
Der Of Gov. Seymour staff and enjoye,
the confidence of both parties, Who woul
not believe him guilty whatever evidenc
was brought against him, and only irri.s
ton and strife. aud possibly slmore seriou
disturbance would Be consequent on th
trial. The Judge pressed hard to kpo,
the evidence in the hsnds of the Judg
Advocate, bat to little purpose. He Va
ssAown several blasks sworn % aad "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02
Another "Demseratis" Qsavsa tisn.
New York. Nov. 1.


A National Couveutios Of Democrat
opposed to the Chicseo Oouvsnsion i i,
session here to-day. Delegates are pre
sent from sll loyal States.
The meeting was called to order b,
Gao. A. Brandwi,h OF West Chester. sne
X B. Roosevelt made Temporary chair
man.
The following business Committee va.
appointed:
Valentine. N. Y; Nesmi.b, N. II.
larson, Mass. Tlllinghast, R l.; Ran.
say, Nd; Morris, Ky; Eiline, Ky. !:
Porter. lad; Ellis. Mass; Whitehead.
n j.; Taylor. Me-; Selecto, VT, Harvey.
Conn; Shannon, Del; Evans, Va; Sprs.
que, Mich; Hough, Ohio; Carey, In;
Taylor, Iowa; Knight, Mon; Morril.
Pa.
The committee retired and Gen, Wal
bridge addressed the meeting.
The Tribune's Washington special 4. vs
It has been ascertained that Capt. Buch-
anon, Commissary Of Substitutes. vas
robbed and then murdered and his BODY
left in the woods.
A daughter of Med Dosough. the euer.
rilla. who committed the deed, has been
arrested and committed to the old capit.l
prison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02

problem Of liberty 10 America fail to have
my humble efforts in its behalf?
What are nero party names !? Who
that thinks cares for them any further
than that they bind men together for
good purposes ? Who can fail to hold
them IN contempt and adherence, when
they serve but to deceive aud destroy, as
10 the case of the use of the Democratic
name by the iugrates and traitors who
support Mcclellan for the Presidency !?
Look At the damniDg cons spracies in Ia
diana and elsewhere in the North, under
the false guise of mere party names. +
nope love country, liberty and human
ity' and hate treason, ty yrsnny and slave
~ enough 10 know the right now, by in
tuition, without labored argumeut Of H.
lustrstion- Oh how my heart d for.
and over the thousands Of Itishmeo who.
loving liberty By instinct, are persuaded
oy false teachers now to strike AT the life
Of the country which done has received
and ennoble1 them, becoming at once the
INDICATORS of freedom and the abettors of
slavery the most criminal that the world
ever saw
II they would only reason an instant,
how they would spurn the creatures who
lead them to criminal and beaslly profa-
nation Of their duties as American citi.
zsns
But by Gods help, Abraham Lincoln
1iii be one President again the freedom
OF the nation will be preserved slavery
will be expurgated, and the continued
home Of liberty, and the asylum OF the
oppressed Of every nation will be here
Your friend, JoHs CoSsEss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02
Washinotoo ",


The Military Commission, Of which
Gen. Doubleday is President, it wal an :
Dounced would to-day take up The q ase Of
Gel Sim1. North, of New York, agent.
who was arrested, charged with fraud in
regard to the votes of the Nav York SOL
diers. The Court. however, adjourned
until to omorrow, in order that consulta.
ton might be bad BY the military com.
missioners with the commissioners appoint
ed by Coy. Seymour.
Donahue and Ferry, the agents 10 the
recent election frauds, have been convict.
ed by the Military Commission and SEN
fenced TO imprisonment for life. Th,
sentences have been approved By Presi-
dent Lincoln, and will be immediatel,
carried into execution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02
FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.
New York. Nov. |

The Richmond papers contain accounts
OF the fighting south of Petersburg, in
the vicinity of the Boynton plank road
and also Gen. Lees official report Of the
operations on both sides Of the river.
The latter gives as the result OF the
days engagement repulses Of the Union
troops at all points, with considerable losses
In killed. wounded and prisoners.
The rebel papers say that the attacks
of Gen. Butler were easily repulsed, bu,
admit the movement on our left was q
surprise to Lees men, in which they los,
considerably in prisoners. Soon, how
ever, it is claimed, the rebels rallied and
drove back Grants men, making priso.
ners OF nbout 500
The fg hlng Ut this point is represen, et
10 have been severe.