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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

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Cincinnati. IN ~ her nd N The
New noirt. pFsmrrs'~d ~ 1rs
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splendid Double pano. : with Mia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

TrWs ore authorized 10 snnounce ~,
FKEpRIcK A. NEUprcK. % q candidate f,r
Sheriff o. Dubious 70. at the ensuing Oc,o.
Der election.
0rWe are sr.horized 10 announee r
HERFc - cundidate for Sheriff OF Dubo,s
Co. ~ 'hs cnraing October election.
IL We are authorized 10 snncuncs .Io.-
DAN SssnfRsHEsn. u Bsinbridgs TOW ssbIp.
as > candidate for Sheriff Of Dubois Conn.
~. at the ensuing October election.
Mn. EnITcK:-Plesse announce IN, .ur
fellow CITIZEN. Mn. II. j., Ensr. 10 : cs.d,-
d.te Tor the olfirr " sIirrIif II The ensu,nv
oe'obrr e'as'i"n, aud ohlilr c~isizsns Of
FKRp,sAkD TvwssHis.
r. We are sutl,cr1zrd 10 smuoupc.,
'rrxnr MAusrE-. rs . rsndra'e Tor Sherr,fy
Of y 'c"'s o.. - The ensuing Qrtyber eI~c
Au.. i.
ME- EiiTnR:-Pierse snnounce the osn.s
~ MI. q. y. GRAY. - Hsrbison 10 wss.is.
~ . candidate ior Sheriff 81 the essu,sv
Uc'obe- election. aud vhfge
MASr nEnosRArs.
For Representative.
Nv are su'ho,lz~d ~ snnouncc NJ.
4 J. BscEErr. E-q as . candidate for Rsp-
rr-rnia'isr " Dubois county, q Tho sssu.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01
For Clerk.

WWs are suthor'z-d 10 announce M.
FERDINAND SHOEMAKER. Is McCl.u,.
c'ndid"'- for Clerk, At the ensuing Oc,.b~r
rl-rii"r.
~ We sre authorized 10 .nlouncs lIsv.
Rr a. HoLrHAus. Esq ss . candidate ,or
Clerk Of the Ccnr's % Dubois Co. q the
eusping October election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
what, Hang a Nlggerr

Two men we're recently convicted of mur-
der in Washington one white man founl
guilty Of killing his wife, the other negro
who murdered the husband of a woman with
whom he had an Intrigue On Friday the
white man was hung, and the sentence Of the
negro commuted by the President. Boston
Courier.
What else could you expect2 Does any.
body think that Old Abe would be guilty Of
such cruelty As to hang one Of his own pets
OF course rot The above fact stated by the
Courier, shows the character Of the creature
who now sits in the chair once adorned by a
Washington and Jefferson.
Supposing a niger did murder a white
man. He had numerous ilustrious prece.
dents. A million Of white men have been
murdered in the last three years in this conn
try for the imaginable benefit of the niger
and to give his darkeyship the privilege OF
cutting throats of other white men as in the
case of this Washington murder OF course
the niger is not to be blamed, and il is a
wonder how the Court or the Jury dared to
convict him. 1t was a piece of audacity
which must be counteracted by Executive
pardon. II would not do to pull the niger
down To the same gallows level with the white
woman murderer.
He is a privileged character, and one mur
derer claims unconditional pardon, while the
second, or the second dozen. or score, will
make him hero and eutitle him to Major
Generals commission in the great army of
freedom" That is the way things 20 now
Who wouldn't be a nigger for the sake Of
helping to kill the poor white trash of out of
the way, aud thus enjoy the fall fruiton of
this glorious millennium Of the miscegens p
Portsmouth, ( ~ H) States and Union.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
Cheering signs.

The Albany alias and Argus. the
organ of the sar l0olitieiaas Of New York.
and the mouth piece Of the New York
delegation to Chicago. comes out in favor
of suspension Of hostilities and Con-
vention Of the States. The NeS York
Eslss, one of the organs of the peace psO.
pie of that States, strikes hands with the
Atlas and Argus upon this basis and says
that the democracy Of the State can be
thoroughly united upon such platform.
The voice Of the people is being heard
and having It's legitimate effect.
Let Us continue the agitation until the
very latest hour Of the Convention and
all will yet be well.
1t is cheering to sec such indications
from the chief seat Of the War Demo
cracy aud is received with the greater
joy. at a time when the people were some
what depressed by the action Of the polili-
clans of the State of INDIANA The pso-
pie are rght evsrytohsye. They are not
only right but honest, and will demand
at CncAoo that their principles be truly
and honestly expressed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
Current News Items.

Greeley calls on every man in the country
to lend the Government his mon4y. Ifyou
have so much as a hundred dollars, says Cree
ley, let the Government have it.
A large number Of the most extensive cigar
factories in Philadelphia have been compelled
to suspend If things continue to go from
bad to worse as they have Of late, suspension
Of business will become universal
Sumner was on the train captured by the
rebels at Gun.powder Bridge, but was not rec
ognized, and made his escape with other pas
sengers.
The whole Democratic party Of the eoun-
try are uniting on the principle Of peace By
the time the Chicago Convention meets there
will be no difference Of opinion worth consid-
ering. The Democracy are bound to carry
everything before them at the next election
The Democracy of New York are now uni
ted The Atlas & Argus, hitherto an sdgc-
cate Of the war, has declared for peace.
The rebels, in their late raid in MARYLAND
destroyed very little private property. Tbey
took what they wanted, and carried off all
they could; but they did not barn barns. fen.
ces, &c, merely for the sake Of destruction
The houses of Bradford and Blair were burn.
ed in retaliation for the burning of Gov. Lilch-
A correspondent Of the New York News as.
serts that in arms, resources, numbers and dis
eiPline, the rebels are better prepared to con-
tinue the war than ever "tH ".-.. b
The draft in Ohio will take place on the
9th Of September, il her quota Of SO, 600 me n
be not furnished before that time ..r
Brough has authority to raise twenty new
regiments Of infantry in this State. here is
chance for gentlemen who are ambitious to
figure as Brigsdiers, Colouels, &c. sHt.
Brough is evidently uneasy about the drafs
and tells the people, in the very spirit of fata.
lsm, that it cannot be avoided.
D W Voorhees, is re-nominated for Con.
gress in Indiana A lot of soldiers under
took to disturb the Convention, bat we're
quickly overpower by the Democracy pres
ent
There seems to be almost panic in Mis-
souri, Gen. Fisk makes an urgent call for
5000 men, to exterminate the Federal guer.
rillas
Colored recruits are to receive the same
pay and bounty as white soldiers under the
late call for SOC, 900 men. .5at
The Cincinnati Gazette thanks God that the
able bodied men Of the country are not yet
exhausted. 1t ought to have added, that they
are in fair way to be exhausted.
The CincihHsti Gozstte begins to talk o
enlRrgint the enrolment, so as to included al
between eighteen. and ffty This will be don,
before year if the war goes on. ..l.
1t seems to be not yet certain that Staniol
will decline. ' .Iau-
There is no confirmation direct from Wash
ington that Atlanta is evacuated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
Governor BrOugh 60 the People
OF 0htO-Tbe state Quota aud
How TO Raise II.

UWNGNMWE hF0uNW 10 the PR0n1R
OF 0htO-The state Quota and
How TO Raise II.
CoLUNBUs, July 20.
70 ne People Of Ohio
The Presiden, Of the United States has il.
sued call Tor 500, 900 men for the armv Of
the ustion. This call is necessary 10 order 10
meet the reduction of our forces BY the expi-
ration Of the term Of service Of large mum
Der Of men between this time and the middle
Of October The quota Of Ohio will be lii.
lie short OF 10000 men, subject 10 such cred
its As may be found on closing up the accounts
Of former calls
The quota is TO be filed BY volunteering 10
to the 9TH day Of September, when a draft ia
ordered TO take place for any deficit that may
then exist Recruits may be enlisted for one.
two or three years, each recruit receiving a
bounty Of one hundred dollars for each year
OF the Time Of bis enlistment The draft will
be for the term Of one year
Uuder this call have received authority
to organize twenty new regiments Of in-
fantry. The 6ed officers, and as many
OF the line officers Of these regiments
IS practicable will be appointed from men
who have heretofore served in the field and
honorably retired irem such service The
Adjutant-General is preparing, and will issue
10 few days, the necessary orders for the or
ganization Of the regiments have also au-
thority to organize regiment Of representa-
tive recruits / desre The earnest co-opera.
ton Of our people, who are not liable 10 draft,
in this enterprise This should be- repre-
sentative regiment OF the State, aud fits ranks
are promptly filed up it shall be Differed with
care, in The selection of men to give il char.
acter and efficiency Colored recruits receive
the same bounty and pay as white soldiers -
The 9th and 9th regiments Of coortd troops
raised in this State, received several hundred
recruits, and # more eolored troops enlist
than will fill their ranks, an additional rpgi-
ment will be organized. 1t ia not necessary
10 urge the people of Ohio to respond TO this
call for maintaining the forces in the field
The work Of closing this war is before us. We
have it to do, and Of course we cannot avoid
recognizing the fact that We must furnish the
means to mplisb that purpose Ohio has
fully and nobly responded TO all tha requisi-
tions that have been made upon her. Let
this call be promptly responded TO, that our
whole duty may be honorably discharged
Very respectfully,
JoHY BRoUGH, Governor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
Chase Gone 10 Europe.

Mr. Chase is the last man who would have
voluntarily surrendered a chance for present
honors and poslhumous tame. He saw the
failure of bis whole financial policy, which was
after the pattern Of his own political career,
nothing but q bundle Of expedients. He tried
'everylhing BY yturrs, and nothing long and
finally failed At the outset be expressed q
conviction that any other course than the issue
Of notes, redeemable, in coin, would lead to
ruin. If true then, it is equally trse to day
Chsse cannot stand in history side by side with
Necker OF Turgot His financial ambition
was 6rst-elass, but his financial ability third
class, and the two hobbed along anything bot
satisfactorily together He naturally left the
sinking ship as Smith, Brown or Jones would
do, knowing that be could no longer save the
governments credit nor bis own. BE was
wholly unequal to the occasion, and all the
assistance Old Abe eould give him was:-
"Well, Chase | and you must run the ma
chine as long as We can" Exit Chase in dis
gust to Earops with his daughter-DehOif
Free Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
The enOcracy m ust be United

The union of the Democracy to drive the
vandal hosts from the Capitol never gave a
richer promise Of success than at this present
writing The feeling Of the country, showing
itself in unmistsksble signs of Peace, has
alarmed the Administration, and the shoddy
hordes see clearly, as did the guilty Beshaz.
zar, that they have been weighed in the bal.
ance and found wanting
That the candidate nominated at Chicago
will be placed on Il Peace platform, the com
ing events. which cast their shadows before,
abundantly prove The feeling for Peace is a
growing one--Already it is the prevailing
sentiment Of the country aud has ceased to
be regarded as among the political chances at
Chicago, for it is as certain as if written in the
book Of fate. And still it grows, and will
continue to grow until those who profess 20 ha
Democrats, and oppose il, will be bat as ex
ceptions to the general rule that all are in It's
favor.
The Democracy mus: be united to sustain
their nominee, and united as one man the,
will be, and he who will then be lukewarm Of
oppose q candidate upon so glorions plat
form will be classed as among those who hav,
been bought up by the friends of Lincoln t.
divide and distract the party.
1t will be glorious sight to see the ronser
vstive men Of the country united 10 the only
national party now 10 existence, battling
against those who have sunk the government
and wrecked the Union, upon platform 0
Peace, where all who love the Republic anc
reverence its Constitution can stand as baut
of brothers He who is not disposed to join
that band, or has no stomach for such fight
had better al once prepare to 'stand from un
der "--NeWs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21

Hina Life Insurance Company of Hartford
Connecticut is doing much to provide for the
relief of the families ofthose who die, leaving
them without adequate provision, Life is
uncertain-deah is sure to come and every
prudent man will provide for those who are
dependent upon him. BY insuring with the
Etna every man by small outlay, Ian out
lay within the reach of the most humble-can
provide an amount of money for his family,
which will be theirs, in spite of misfortune
and the many changes and chances of ousi
ness and of life Those who are in prosper
GUS circumstances to-day, may meet with re-
verses and die poor. jb1u.J ..t
The Ayna have in the last fey days paid
over to the wife of John Bart deed the sum of
80, ,O0Othe amount for which be had insured
his life with them. This makes the sam of
$4,000 paid in this manner so the families OF
well known citizens of Dayton in the last
eighteen months No other company has
done so much for the people of Dayton and
we think the company are entitled to the
thanks of the people and the patronage of ali
who are insurable.
The prosperity of the Htna We are glad
to state. is nov greater than ever before, Its
business this year will be more than double
that Of any proceeding yearAhonestly aud
sincerely, we say to every man and woman, To-
sure your life, and the Ktna deserves your
first consideration. r w
Received of III l. Rugp special Agent of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
Proverbs About wO


As the good man saith, so say we but as
the good woman SAITH o it must be.
A woman and a greyhound must be small in
the waist f+t
A little house well filed, little land well
titled, and little wife well wiled
All women are ood good for something or
good for nothing. .H1H -a...t
A virtuOus woman, though ugly, is the orna-
ment OF the house.
An obedient wife commands her hus-
band. 'lfJ n - t ma
A man of straw is worth woman of
gold
womsn's work is never at an end. ~
A good wife is the workmanship OF a good
husband.
When the good man $ from home, the good
wile's table is soon spread.
A mans best fortune-or his worst-is q
wife. .., s. 'trE
An enemy to beauty is foe to nature.
All are good lasses but where come the i'll
wives irae
A woman conceals what she knows not.
A lass that has many wooers oft fares the
worst.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
NzZZ2KZ1ZZZ I
Slriekland 5 Anti. CAolera Mixturel

| a composition Of sstrinRents, pbsorbents atiulu.
4 lants and carminAtves, which sveiy rhysiciap ae
hhoWledgrs is The only pr paIatic that Will efeci
permanent cure OF DiarrheN and Dy setter This nti.
Oholera Mixture is now in IN some Of ur sru,y
hospitals where It gives the greatest Satisfaction Il
mas faved the lives Of thousands Of cur soldiers gtd
QUEENS and we will guarantee to he The best rene
dy IN me world Tor Diarrhea ana DyscnteTy.G u
hr Woods, OF CoVinRton, My. will be most hspry
70 satisfy any one as to the virtue OF sc klandf Anti
Cnoefa Mixture; in fact we have great number OF
testimonials rom patients who have en- cure afef
being pronouncedin urahle by their physicians some
aer taking only one foue Of lands Anti CboI-
terry Try one bottle. a III III Enn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21

GRN. BURBRpoE threatens the Louis,
vile journal with suppression, and its
editor with arrest The Journal. from
the very beginning opposed the rebellion,
and to its influence may be attributed the
refusal Of Kentucky to join the seeded
States But because it does not approve
the mOnstrous acts and purposes of LIN
COLIN, he commissions this creature in
shoulder-straps to threaten it with military
vengeance. If the people are fitted for
slaves, they will continue to tolerate and
endure these acts Of hish-handed Oppres-
sion. l/I llI a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
AttracGIOn ! 1Or IBrOn4e,

II has seemed unaccountable to some why
Gen. Hunter should have stolen the htstns Of
Washington at Lexington, Va, which has ar
rived at Wheeling The Boston Courier says
the statue was made Of bronze, and Hunter
found the color irresistible He is the man
Wbo on bis late retreat drove sick white men
and soldiers ont Of his Rmbulsnoes in order
that nigeers might ride comfortably. No won
der then, that he 6nds bronze irresistible
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21

pea-The Lincoln administration is the most
stupsndous civil, financial, and military fail
ure the world has ever seen. II has well nigh
ruined the beat government and the most
prosperous people on earth. Il has systemai
iOally and wlckedly deceived the people from
the outset, IL has spred woe and mourning
and desolation throughout the land, and has
in the short space ofthree years used up near
ly two millions Of abe-boded men. The land
is billowed with hundreds OF thousands Of ths r
graves, and the bones Of thousands ars now
whitening in this summers sun. And 5000
more Let every man calmly reflect and
ask himself, for what What is TO be their
fate Tis useless to place any reliance up
on the promises OF our present ru lers. They
have proved themselves wholly false, unfelia-
BILE, and utterly incompetent to have anything
to do in The conduct OF national affairs. They
have wickedly wasted the great treasures of
life and money placed in their hands, and We
have not a single reason TO believe that they
can or will do better than they have done
heretofore There is but one hope left this
people, and that is to repudlate this admins
tration Every man is beginning not only TO
see this, but TO feel iL--Deboit Free Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
lFFom the Kingston N. " oslslls. Juus 4, 1900

[From the Kingston IN. ~ esSelte. June 4. 1890
FoR SALE, the one half of a saw mill, lying
in the town Of Roch ster. And also, a stout,
healthy, active NEHRo WEscH Apply to
John Schoonmaker, Jr., at Rochester
And negro men and women were then sold
all over the Northern States and there were
slaves in Connecticut IS late as ls48. Ism t
il now pretty early for us up here, to resolve
that we are the Saints, and that all ssve.hold-
ers are the sinners That we will whip and
su6jSgGte all shareholders, take away their
negroes, and occupy the plantations Of the
masters That slave holder is a simmer, fit
only for----- whilst we Chat is the "loyar' }
are all saints, Ct for Heaven and happiness,
and that slave holders shall not sit at the com
munion table with us, nor live in the same
Union : This is progression, on the part Of q
class who live upon money made from the
slave trade, slave labor, rum, whisky, the war,
&c, Why don't the Lord answer, more speed
iy, the long prayers Of all such loyal folka2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
PETITION FOR PARTITION. F.
SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNT
nHIn


RREDERIoK COOK and isaac MusselnIan, PLAIN.
r hti4. against Valentine Saver, hRrgaret stiyeTY
Michael Cook, Lydia Cook safah shs yer, vile Of SOL
omon silver, Catharine Baob, John Cook, Margaret
Baker, David Baker, Ehzs eth Cook and other minor
heirs Of Christian Coo k deceased, sarah Hullenhack,
wife Of solomon Hullenback and Mary M Her wife OF
Joseph Miller, all If the State Of In0ianR; and the
heirs Of Elisabeth Bottorf, of the State Of Missouri
whose names are unknown; John Cook, Eli Cook,
Daniel Cook, Henry Cook, Michael Coos, David
Cook EliEeheth Cook, Mary Cook and Barah Day
wife Of Michael Day, and Srah Wysong wife Of David
'Wysone, Of state OF Ohio Chrstena Bottorh,
Andrew Bottor1, Jackson Bot'Of Margaret Ryera,
Caharine BOttorh, David pottorff and John Bottorh
heirs at law Of Jacob d Mary Bettorfi, deo'd OF
the state Of Indiana, Defendants
The above name defendants will take notice that
petition has been filed against them in the Superior
Court Of Montgomery County Ohio, by the above
named plaintiffs, praying for partition Of the follow
ing described real estate situate in Jacsson township
Montgomery county, Ohio being the north part Of the
southeast quarter Of section twenty-three (25 town
ship four (4 range four east onaining In all about
one hundred and ortyour Acres and that At the June
term Of said Court tho said Frederick Cook and Isaac
Musselman will apply for an order that partition may
be made OF said premises. d. aI lIah t..I Sd Or
FREDERICK COOK,
ISAAC MUSSELMAN.
e. THoMPsoe, Attorney unelTW0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21

D9rThe Hon James W. Wall isa gentle.
man with whom we have few sSmpalhies but
in late oopperhead letter he sAys
II prefer Liberty TO Union"
Ditto; but we still more decidedly prefer
Liberty and Union --EeV York Tribune
Such liberty as Kentucky now enjoys, aud
such Union as We have been blest with for the
past three years ? = Chicago TmeS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
MRoiral

CURES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, and
~ Consumption. 1t 10 only neceaspry for sDy one
troubled with these complaints TO tfy one hotle of
Strick'dnds MelHRuous Cough Bdlsom
70 convince than thattis the best preparation ever
ussd II not only cnFaa tire sbo " sfectioht " the
Throat and Lungs, hut " cures Night sWeAta ard
splitting Of vi cd and s an excellent garge for eny
kind OF Nore Throat IL Is pleasant TO take and 4
safe medicine or infants Price SO Cents per bottle
For sale by druggists generally. .a..'.r MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
An Interesting Parallel.

Ma EDiToR viii you do me the favor 70
reprint this fragment from the lotg silent pen
Of Dr. Johuson-uneonrtly, bnt noble, Sum-
splendid satire upon war, than is contained
in this fable OF the yultures
Specially do we commend ii, with such grim
ompliments rs beseem its author, TO those
friends ol the vultures who wear The gsrb Of
spiritual shepherds From the pulpits where
the red ensign Of Mars floats the white ban
ner Of Christ, they nov cater for the vultures;
and. anon, with hands bedeWed in baptismal
waters, dispense to their 1oeks, sscrAmentsl
bread and wine We fear their Christ given
commission, Feed my lambs" is now read
Feed my vultures" ..i I llgl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
Fifty Thousand M en- Demand
ed from OHIO.

BROuoH announces that the quota Of
Ohio under the new draft will be fifty
thousand men. The drain upon the in
dustrial interests of the State, consequent
upon so heavy a requisition. will be ap-
preciated by all.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21

SPEAKER CoLFAI, in letter to his eonsti.
tuents conspnting 70 receive their votes for his
reelection. lies down Fat on his belly 10 Lin
coin mud, rolls over in it until be is besueAred
from head TO foot, and becomes as politically
filthy outside as within.--Bostoa Post.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21

IROM the 6eld Of me subscriber, living the Gin
IL elnnet Pike Ons mile North OF AleEandersylie,
an Iron gray orac years old, hin feet nearly white
M other mark recollectsd, except COLLAR mark on
the neck liberal reward will be paid for informa-
julya.d6w2 HENRY swEADRER.