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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04


~ Office 70 hcrrby given shst By vir'cs 81
IN Decree u ssIs 20 me- directed from
The Cl<sk u she Oub0is Cosav ComwLn|
Pi.ss Cssrs. I gill sxpvss q pSsIic sale. 90
~ hsghsss sidder. On
THURSDAY. The OH day Of Nov 1855
s.sw~ea Tho houss VI 10 o'eIoet.A y nd
{ v'clSekP \ VI sssd deg. ssihs soos VI
ihe c.su house VI Dubsls county. shs seass
end ps.6,s 80 sSso G0s xcsrding seven
y~sss. sLs s.ils~ Nc dsserbed srsI ss.s'e.
sssss~s 10 Dssols esvs'y. - ~ Stale 81
tsdssHs. 10 OF:
4 The one saa,vided hell Of the esss hall u
h. sss'h esss eusssss, enc the north ess'
ssssses ~ 'shs .uSsh esst evsss~s. % oeesh
Ns&s<s ess~ CO.. y. township No AGO q.
10 ~. .tfssg@ N. tcur ~ ~ss', esn,s'n'"s
lone ssds.s ssl sws"sy scses u lend.
AID 20 tsissse 10 ssAhs- the full esnovn
|s ieSRvmess. tsssssss END eesn. esliet d"
lbs SD .sersssns. ell q shs ssme sis'
Iss1 place snd 10 lite wssses. cell she te'
ls,mpse pi ssid reel esss,s,
Taken % the pso2suy OF Joseph Anso'
| Mi.I~s. ssd As~siis Miller. q 'hw svi' "
| Mssy + 10 .bvsh o~sasssls~s@. 80 Hsns!
Isss@~srh~sq,, - foreclosure nesigsGs.
| HID .ssle ~iii - msde ishvs' my relic
hssev.s 10 . ssssssicR % sprssiss mep
1--we.
n ssSkRS NsURTEL. Sheriff p. G.
i Assss- = Bs.n~~s- suys PiG. ,
1 Ort II ~. 1854 $40 O
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D=There u . rumor % our .strecfs
thar robbers visited the farm hhuse Of
Mr.. Enoch Ahrll. jp Pstoka Up. on
ycsterday. while be was absent from
hpsus. and eonIissled bic wife = de-
Close the whcre1bouss Of Z iasge s0us
sl vssasy, which they carried o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04

E0kTY, 64sseas ~ les. s6spss6 - sdDss6
J. ~ ssssIss assls. ~ 80 % $40 sseh
TusnSv vlvss - " oSLssn ngDALs. - osh
10 pses5sss swss6Sd sh~0 1iIosssssed
'CsssI.eIss Isse Ad6ss-s. mAs.n = bAn'
.lsn, Bossos, - mssss Dssshssss Nsw ysst.
o. 11sh, looG-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04

Tyhs wssslsr. in : .capsiciops
81. hss turned ssddenly cold. The
afternoon il tried e. snow, bat 40
vudd<nly choked a BY : eo'd Nor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04

nTThe work Of examining the
various straits and passages between
Asia aud America, l0s the laying q
! Telegraph cable. ID pTcgressing
The Russian Government b Issd'ng
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04

N,0rlCE 10 hes~bv given. thst she Tel
IN uapiscste fos 1855 gill - 10 the hands
u sks Counsv Treasurer. tor collection. on
NJ 1oh 10y u October next, end ios th~
psrpose u eollssipg no same he wilI stssnSl
~ HE sGce. q Jssp .. Daring buisnsss
houss, from the 18Th u November. Until
she mind 0oatsv " \ seh 1855
Ths sss ~ IoeS % rsch one hundred
u slIsss .saIsslios 10. ~ 8ssls - csn's end
rs ees0 poil: Cyunsy ~ ceass snd ~ cents
On; SrkooI 10 eesss sad 50 poiI: S,ntine
ysad 10 e sss. Tssnshsp brew ! cent
n-Ibss " ssldiAsS ss~ii.s % esass ssl -
scis: tPses .A.yIso senss; Military Pund
10 e~sn ssd 81 poll. - yn,,
|TOwosnis RATss Ans ~ goAtove. fc.wsT:
G Iumbis h - sss % eenss; ssss-h'p
no sssss; spesiss seAeeI Is sssss. I'D .
Ieeass psIl. NJ
| Hssbis.s--l ssS ssz 5 cesss; township 5
| |s" special ;sAso' 70 sss'' ed - cents
BsIrhsises NV Rosd ~ 10 esess; .ows
Iship % eeosss speeisl ssLoOI % cenip. end
10 eesss soil. Hnaa. "A
L Hall 1ost ~ 70 seesss; ,svsehip y
ls-sss; sp~eisi sshseI p sss's 80 = ss"''
Pssess-nost ssx 70 tssss; sswaship 1C
.Ieeass; soocisl sehoel ~ cents. IA
4 Bestiassd-R osl TX 10 cssss; sewsshig
'lle cesss; special schosl - cents.
rbe ssa sDoa dogs . - ioIpows u ~is'
AZ dsss oses shs sgs % sis aonths % ~
Gsss ~ u Isss Jssssss. % si,; Oae Cog
-loD. shs seersd tog o. and q o.; ~ elan
rI~ buehss -. he sbovs y 20 spply y ~
I6sgs s~sed % hsvbossd ~ ssy tsdls idsa
/ To- shs lstof Jssussy. NJ IN sHi a4.'
! Nae u oder - ssvssi0s So trouble q
-lshe sss-esysss. vosld sveeests y ths ell
D gene q The csossy, that they conc ~ q
lever sslsd. sad thsss gill Be 70 ds'sy. W.
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Ieis sisa Townships ! vill shsssesss. -
|sesn 90 dav u shs wsek ios eseh spva
''IsAi0, % sh.s q ssxVV 9y - dsssiro
n zee ,kss ese ksss. " 81 ~iIl obsssvs -
; Issssag~0ess, ssd yoo Wiil merely svst
'-Isho ielsys end eOssssiOs thai = csm0s
'sl~kss sksy sans 10 lso@ ~ pssss " ID
Ienassg % ~ ss0s a.. poult sseoss
skey core - o toilows ls.Wis.
III JCpiUabjs. % uea6bye ~ MN
n VA Hsvsissa. - Tses6s1s. f uaA NA..
81 HssI. q WedsssloyD. ai
= pss.ks. - Thsvefsys. a.,..,i,
B~sdisssd. ~ ysitsya
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|ssssisaS sssatseb % you ~ ysss sissl
IsossidesssIos. ! - no. honesty think III
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p6isAis q shs sssssy. % sssss yOs ess hear
b 16alep.Ea' N 4. ls.Axs
\ Tsses con - psid % Gold sad 0ilve
- lsdisss Helvess Bssks, q 8. TssssuI
n.ILresl Tender. sad Ns,iossl B.nh Mates.
:. 3 0TBPHENSONs 3. D. O.
$50 ~. loog-ev.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04

1.-THE white mscbsniss-shiP- sar;
pssAers, i,in.ss andcanlken, q bsi'
iisnoss, are % : sssiksv owing 70 80:
iaek ihss they are eoppslled 70 wosl
with negroes. zsm~f.4n M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04

1.-THE ceosus Ijust taken 10 VIE
CONAN gives the following: Total NJ.
u inhsb lla0is, 2sS,S47. The pppu.
lxtion II 1860 wAs lis. go. 4 gan
Il thus sho~u ia Ave yesS q ., ss7
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04

WAoutoo1oo. Ocl -
wA.ssasus.. I, be- pI..ss1 A'.isIsy Co.
Iu,ias ,he ys.s .hieh Y 90 eosisgss n
~. y s~lisve or bs'esst eessssy seves -
se.sivl srosses ~ eisil go. 70 psssh - =
s<ems - SsssslssS q pssss. ssisy 80
h.s.sr,, vhsds gvsss sssssgsnsss q sisd
nSsssy !; so. zssn st .tisf /.
wkss~ss. o. Heavenly e.shss 30 49,.
sssins M year. ssssiosssy ssssssS 40 -
|shs esisaisiss = 1sssIgs or. psssiseses
lssd ssnsss. thsIs ~ esssssiss 80 ss1ss
Itke fsslss u % sbss6sss sssssas ~.
Whssess. Riskss.ssssss sxsns-s ssslss
/ - IL sls = sysps"ssk u ny p>spss.
Ncs. ik-sel0ss. I Asdssw SsAas~s. Pre-
sdess d she Ushsd Sssses. q hessby fsess
mend V ne psovIs sksssus. shss shsy :
81 sp.n ~ obsssss ske GsR Thssstsy >
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'isse % ne Cssssos ossbe Uslvssse u shss'
'Isslivrssse.s 80 Sns&Inss: dst' . tssssshs
4 sseamassd thss % shst oeesslos shs vSol'
pscpls sste eosIsssios - - nSssssss sis
Y sesiaes H. is6si's sestssss, 80 vi'h 90
|bsas, 80 oss mind iep,sss he Dsv's
|Gs,lpses y ~. vsys = ss'iessi vis'ss -
y Aeaaeee "a 10 tguh .. w. .4y4
q q ssssinssS skesses. ! bsvs hssesss
.|sss ~ hssd ed esssed shs sesIsf ~ De
alsed Ussses y - sGssd
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!. I9osh ~ q o sstes. u he yssssf sss 80
s|lseo. ~ = 10 istspssSssss = shs usiss
J. 0sssee ~ o0sh. M ns 3rr IN
Il (0lsse&) Assssw Jssssss rsssitss
81 WI. r. esvAaD. seesssssy = e':ss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04

NJ s1les % hss~sy s'.es sshss ~ saess
IN ssss~l 49, b~es spposn'sc scm,ns'ss'ss
10 10 ssssa- u ckssstise Antrss... lss~ 81
|Duboj cesssv. S<eesses Sid ssfsss y
pssssbiy sssoss~ss.
JOHN wElggL s1s's.
go. Sosh, lo26 So.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04

mTThs lppalalioa " Iowa = -
csrtsiusd b b. 74o. 90&- bsins n -
crsans u swO pears = 1900 - 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04

o1Tbs EssssvslIs Cssssls. 70 slsw =
Ne ehspgs6 essdisiss q psolis - ~
sesuIsISe tsss - sssppsse = she 49,. 60
ssas NE psopdssy u boldiss > Dsasssssls
Slate Cossess'ss q - essly ~. q 49,:
IN view q ne oecssIcs ssd ~ sapes
|ssaes q ! sssisssl ssslvssssey. - ssst
susgsss he An dsy % Jsasssy asxs sos shs
|nss q meeting y shs Coassssiss. go u
dissspolis . ~ plsee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04
THEGRE,AIITCAUrSE
HUMAN MISERY,

Jest psblishsd. u bss'se nsSe'ses
Price siz cesss. 4ris 'rfa
"a Lecture on the Natufs, Ttss!Mses
and Radical aAss4
cws u, gpsrnssosshes. q asnirsl Eeen.
peee. Inv6 onsssy. E6is6Ioss. Os4untDsbt'.
Iss. su6A lnSe 6imsnss . msssieGe 1ogo&y.
Nerve ssssee Cossyns1I ons yst111I 80
T,rs: Wentsl snd physIcsl laeeoIeelsls
s,svIssse lsom Sell. Abose, &c. ~ MT
y, CULVER WELL. =. -, Asshss sfns
ssen Boz. &c. 'ts AHA '.alsl
Tko vosId teaow ssd esther, ~ M -.
|missbIs Lec,uss ctessly proves )seo ~ 80
|essosis ace that the sviul esHse(oeteoe -
lSeIf. 4 buss asy - edscsuIIy ssoovs6 Wose.
~, weaicioe, ~ ~Ishout 6saeesooe eesUi.
|esI oeesssioas. bssgiss. iassvensass. dsss.
Ios eosdlsls. coiasjag oct nels - esvs .
ssse sssssla ed e6ses6aI. " wAieh svesy
Isufy~ses. 10 matter whss HE soadlslee osy
H.. msv cure himsslf chssply. tHvoM1 ene
ssd,csliv. THUS LECTURE WILL ln0yA
boon 70 THOUSAND0 AND thu
ANNA 'sNiANWR N NlkFns 0ffBG A
Usas osSes sssI. iss plsls eeyels>e, .
ssv s6Gstss. - psid. % receipts - 81 ess'e
o. TO po-s stamps. W sedsessine.
CHAo. y O KLINE Co.:
Ilh7 Dowery. NY Poet O0ss boz AsU0s
ss1s. issb, lsss-s~.
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BEAT SALE er LET'S IN
|SCHNELLBURG!

N0TlCe u hsssbs gives. shss sh- ssdss-
~ dss~d gill sGte. q ps>lje Sale leo
lcss = ~ aev toss q oehssJIossg. Osos's
c0oolv, -
TUESDAY. Nssabss he sls'. 1855.
tn tdss 90 - ssst Otls ssa ~ S~sp.
wjshlss sIisy il ~ ssss. ~ sss y " :
h~sjsAg DDssasv. l0iles ssssh-eses u CT.
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|su6 Lpsssev.ssh sosl.
T9aBT-Ths he WiII - ssl6 - sess'
lie - aoSsss 0ssshs. Ussh sss~s. sscssssy
49, 'sa6 80 esssAssr Osssiag bsiI6isa
|s0 > ~ 80 gqfsa jsse bssissss shessip
|sjsAis yess, shsII hsvs ne ~ No. >
Issssss. $50 HBNkY oCHSEIl
o. 9osA. eoo9-lS. fd*tAs sg ntA
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nB,lT. KNOWN. Thss - 49, NJ 1oh|
- dsy q ocssbes. u shs yess, looS. ne
steve ssasd DlsssiH. y De Aseossey. Slice
u N 00et u 10 CJet u DSoels Cssetis
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is3As sosge ssstsist iesasss 1nGesAss st>A
|ss e01svte II - ceepesens oeseens 1hes
|ssi6 dssss1spL Fssssss ~ Hsotsse, zee
sssssy osssys 70 ~ sbsvs essisjsd essss y
|sss : Mvi6sag . - ossess lsdssss.
81 tr1ssdsss = shsseIsss. hvssby -.
|6el q ~ GlIIsg - pesteaey y ssit
|co9VIsiss sgssss hes. SO shas snlrss shs
|sppess 80 sssw ess . 1sass thereto. q ~
Iesl)isg - 80 essss - Ne eeesst ~ =
lsbp ssss sssD ~ ~ C.sss. - - b~gss
Iss6 ~ = ~ Css's. Hosss il Jsspss. o
l'ks oses noa6sg T. Jsssssy ssxs. ssi6 COO
IpJssss. en- ~ sssisse end shisgs shsssis
Isssssisss - sls~as6. siIl - hsss6 81
ldeeosuiee6 ~ ~ stssses. a
! " HENRI =. ss0LTHAUS. cIesk
Cjsoess pmse. ssty 20
| Or. ~. uG6-ls.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-11-04

VsH = s~6-spsss>d vsiI pcOe>~S vmh ne
y e~nssv sssssyss IL nsbsss esussy %
ne - ) 6sy - Asy loe9 .se - shs ! =
80 a~sssaise ,hs bsssSsI ies u seesicn NJ.
~ ssws : ssss'h ssr0s3 wsst.
rhs issssas6isse Nc - wtH sIss - svs end
- ersssss shSssos ssssb!ss,<S. Rssssss
iasesssse6 wiIl pissss - prevent n yir
- 49, go
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Aeoenlton Csmpanv y
~ BQg siDl - asssise - he - absss
" - shis csaessy. - Sssdsy. ~ I3sh
~ K.s~nbes, LEES q - e'eis<k. y o
H. Csur. kssss. 10 Jsspes. Sos he psspess
o. ssssliae seas eseassuy besisess. Every
nsobes lsssQossss1 - bsessse~e
Y.4.N .4 IN PHILLIP CUcGEo
Late Csos. q G. = 1874. ls1- Vol
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COURT NOTICE

o'sss d lslIsss. Dsbois CSsssy. =:
q ~ fosTs n Coasos P'sss q psbeIs
csussy. issAs 8ssss q Is6isss. JsssssJ
Tssa.A 4. D. lsoe- 'A '''
jsass Esaesss. N A' 49, Nj
|fMI .rpoaI NrArM1 Otvogoo Af ~
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lC5eOpoe " 49, esty I
OF. IN, uo6-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

The following news item i from The last N
Independent:
.'GuLLIvEn Rev John r CULVER, D. D.,
of Norwich. Conn, has been invited to the pas
torate of the New Englsnd church, Chicago, on
a salary OF S5OOO.
The Reverend gentleman here spoken offs one
OF the regular contributors to the Independent;
and be has labored zealously TO convince it's
readers that Democrats dsloyal to their
country and would gladly sect! blotted out Of the
list OF nations. he has done his utmost TO SOW
the seeds of bitterness and alienation not only
between the North and South; but between cit-
zeus of the same State-between neighbors, mem
bers of the same church and the same family
He and bis were the only true patriots philsnthro
pists christians who were ready TO sacrifice ease,
comfort, fortune and even life itself to maintain
the purity of the faith and the integrity of the
country. We shall see how his acts will sqnsre
with his professions.
Probably tho Jealous gentleman receives no.
more than a psltry Two thousand for breaking
the bread Of life to the Norwich Yankees. And
We shall see "Gulliver on his Travels in quest
of the Eve thousand, just az soon as he can con-
veniently leave his present ehsrge-or he will
constitute a most noteworthy exception to the
class of partisan preachers. And what time
for q CULVER TO leave his post--when Christi
anity and Republicanism are threatened with ex-
HuCtlOO ID tue SiAtc Nutie NJ nhe 30
1.-THE Gospel"
According to the same Independent. Connsc
ticut, by her vote OF Monday last. decided
thas "her Christianity and Republication being
brough, to the test, DO SoT mean any thing
She decided. according to the same authority
that "shs believes in ths slave code of Carolina
and does not believe in the Bible of Chrsten
dom"-in 1.-The Montgomery Constitution" and
NOT in the Declaration of Independence '-"in
an Oligsrchy depending OF difference Of skin y
and not lin Equal Rights OF humanity "-in
"Paganism and the spirit Of slavery and NOT in
religion and good morssi"
What a shame that At such crisis CULVER
should set out on his travels in search of Eve
thousand salary. and leave Connecticut in the
darkness of Paganisml At time when il is
debated whether il is not best 30 recall our mis-
sionsries from Africa and other Pagan lands in
order to concentrate their fire on Pagan Connec
ticut, this five thousand salary comes IN TO tempt
tie cupid ty Of The leader OF the Home Guard,
and Gerange the plans partially matured tor a
thorosgh occupation of this newly discovered
missionary ground. What will CULVER take to
continue his labors in his present missionary
f.lA Tpfn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
STATE ITEMS

Cas- Covsrr.-Democrstic majority, on Au
di,or. 37e Democratic gain of I27. Returned
soldiers generally voting the Democratic ticket
ExrR.cr TsoH The MINUTES or rms FAcrIrY
PRockkpISes
FAcuLrr RooN, SrlrE Uxvrs.irYJ
BLooNIssroS. ISD. Oct. :. 1865
Whereas, Our beloved and respected
colleague Prof James WOODBURY. has been
suddenly removed from our midst BY death, We
adopt, as 8 tribute Of respect and esteem for our
departed IS ociste. and - = mark OF our svmpa
thy -ith his bereaved family. the following reso-
lutio1s:
Resolved, That in considering the deep attic
ton 20 bis family and 10 us. sustained in tae
death OF this kind husband. tender f,ther anu al
fecrsnste friend, We have yet great source Of
consolation 10 the reflection that our loss is his
gain. and al abiding conviction that. as q sincere
Christian. Who placed hi. whole reliance on
his Saviour our colleague Is translated 70 life
OF undying bliss.
Resolved. That We here unite ia eArnes;
prayer to our Heavenly Father TO extend 10 the
wido. and fstherless children OF our dsce. sed
friend the sustaining and gaidisg srm OF al On
nipo,ent Protector for their temporal aud eternal
benefit
Resolved. That 10 his oereavsI family We ex-
tend the most cordial sympsth,. 10 their irrep.ra
bic si ctIon. Ana that - testimonial ID them Of
the respect in which ~e hold our departed COL
league. we present them copy o these resolu
lions
Resolved. That copies of these resolutions
also be furnished TO The Bloomington Republi-
can. TIE Indianapolis Daily JoGrnsl AID the In
disnspolis Daily Sentinel. With request for pUb-
LEGATION in the same
By order Of the Faculty.
RicHARp OWN, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
An Abolition PAPER on uOrton's
Speech.

Governor Morton, OF Indiana, deserves credit
for an idea He insists that to argue 10 favor of
manhood suffrage IS TO make the strongest pro
slavery Argument" he ever heard. 1T is 10 pay
the highest compliment ID the institution OF
slavery" What" he continues, has been our
pract ce. for many yearsi We have invariably
described slavery As degrading both TO the BODY
aad the soul. We have described it as bringing
human beings down TO the level Of the beasts Of
the field We bsve described it as crime. de-
priring the slaves Of intellectual aud moral cul
lure and Of all the gifts which God has made
ibe most precious. II We shall now turn round
aud say that this institution has been blessing
to the negro instead Of curse that IL has quail
fed him FOR the right OF suffrage and the exercise
of political power, We shall stulufy ourselves and
give tie lie 10 those declarations upon which We
have obtained political power
Now lei Us give our friend the Governor an
idea There is nothing Inconsistent with what
the friend. of freedom have always called the
sin OF slavery and what they argue now We
do not insis; that the negro shall march TO the
balloi-boI from the sl.ve-pe bet We do iu-
sist that the road 10 the ballot shall not be
closed ID him forever We demand that the
privileges OF the white man shall be open 10
the negro. IL 10 the meaEest kind of petit
foggiug 10 say that We hold that slavery alone
has made the negro ripe for the exercise OF pc
Utica power Because the negro has been
slave must be never have that power! Ii a
colony Of Russian ser.s come 10 Indiana, IS ig
norant as any CArolint people. or . colony OF
Engs1 miners, Who never heard OF Christ, aud
imagine the Queen - be the Prince Alexan-
dra, they may vote IN seven years But . col
ony Of negroes could not vote in twenty and
seven Whyl Because gentlemen like the Gov
ernor have arrived az the conclusions that virtue
and labor and manhood are good things in 8 oili-
zen. but the greatest OF al Is eOlor.-New York
Tribune.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

sB pair OF dwarf elephants, not much
larger than Newfoundland dogs. recently arrived
IN London from the interior Of Africa They are
extraordinary curiosiGies, and the 6rst Of the
breed ever brought to England One Of them
was bought by the Royal Geological Gardens,
Regents Park, London. and the other WAS pur-
Chased by Mr. Barnum's agent for bis new mu-
scum The cost of this little creaturO was
Il goo, being equal. as gold now stands, to Sll,-
200. This curious animal left London for New
York 10 charge of its keeper in the ship Daniel
Webster, on the 9Th of September.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

~ The following dialogue is reported be
tween a negro guide 10 c battle-ground in the
South, and a visitor bent on understanding the
locale: Guide-"les Sab. was cook in the
Seventeenth Rec giment right long here -
Tourist" Then you know all about the dispo-
slIion OF the Southern troops in these uorksl"
Guide-"W Well, Sab. dey had de same DISPOSE
ton as most whise folks. mighty unsartin
couldn' count or EN-"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

IL One Of the riches, men in Nes York 10
said TO keep bis daughters, married and single,
busy cutting OF coupons Tor whole afternoon
and evening before interest DAY; shen the cut
ting Is done. the eldest daughter herself sweeps
out the room 70 irterceps wsifs and esirsys
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

t8 good story is told OF a country geute-
man who, ter the hrst time, heard al Episcopal
Bishop preach. he had read much OF the sris-
tocEaey Of tue Church, ana ~hen he returned
home be vas asked If the people we're stuck up
81 shaW. no. be replied. why. the minister
preached in his shirt sleeves
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

tE The term FeuiaH is derived from the
Gaelc We ri FiaRn. ln The antiS uated Gaelic 1t
IS written FiGnd IL vas a name gwen to an
order or class 81 professional soldiers among the
Pagan lfi-n. long before tue Christian era IL
ordinary times tue Fam consisted Of three le-
glons, u each legion we're 3OU0 aen. but in
war there were usually seven legions.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
WANTED.
BOOK BINDERS,

1.-TWO good Printed Forvsrters oae 81 snk BOOK For
wArser and one Paper Ruler. Good wages an
sisa3y employment, given. Address,
JOIN P MORTON b Co.
scill cet Louisville XIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
NOTICE.

EFT on THE PREA;sEs OF wN MCLAUGHLIN
the Michigan koad, two mics north Of The city,
Black saddle vi blue trimming and quilted seat; also
old Bride. whch the have bv proving the
same and paying charges sAhrELA. KRcNRISE.
.ll-c2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
Laboring men, Read This!

The following bill will show you where your
money goes. since and during the var. In 1860
you could 60 store in this place and buy
goods; the storekeeper would make on. your &C
count for instance. "a follows:
Mr.. John Jones,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

tE Under the head OF accident" the Boston
Transcript chronicles the prompt arrival of a
railroad train
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
WANTED,
SEWING MACHINES.

4 GENTS WANTED IN every Town and County TO
N sell the Improved Parker Sewing Machine. Price
iron Ffiy TO One Hsndr-d Dollars Energetic agents
clear from hsndreS h9ncred dollars per
moaih. Address with stamp,
PRANK RICHARDSON
octll -8Aw2~ Lock Boz -. indianapolis Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
Bought o. John Saith.

These thirty SIX dollars and f'ty-three cents
you have nov 10 pay the BOndhOders. Assessors
aud Collectors for carrying on the civil war -
make the negro Jour equal In le6O, nine days
sork Al one dollar per day, would paw TIE bill
In 1850 II requires eighteen days work. al Two
dollars per day. 70 pay tor the same bill fgoocs
ne farmer could come 10 town and pay for bis
bill OF goods with sx bushels of -hes. in 1860
10 loo5 he has TO bring With him about thirty
bushels OF wheat 10 pay for the same bill OF
goods. Don't you see Il. won't yos see III
No wonder the Stark County Republican de-
votes fourteen columns, . week TO ansthsm.s
against the Democrats party, calling is Copper
head. WIN, Rebel SvnpathiIers "Trai-
tors. Eaemiss ID the Soldiers" aud all that
sort Of oalderdash 10 aumbug It's readers. and
draw their sttention. until after the election, 10
some other direction
The game is aOOu, pl.yA Out-stark County
Democrat