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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17
The Latest News.

N the hic60ono paP<r - lGssday, JAn.
| -,h. received here TO night, ara o, the
hishe-, Importance. ~ Illustrating psblie
.ent n.n, 90 ID suffice Of peace
The Daily Dispatch Of ths, date. after
-ounjly bersting congress fer sitting ole
While tbs tsaoaers OF Grants osasse 10
heard 10 Richmond says The disasters
which we have suffered Of ate no, onl, are
10, rrep.rAnle bot no,ss gre.,ss other,
have suffered ba, ,te people have been
more depressed by them thsn they ever
we're before, because they had BEEN fiat
,sred BY hopsnf peace BY persons who
sell knew that there ran be m peacr
short Of submission Congress ie, . fact.
assisting the enslny by encouraging the
disposition to cross which seem, 10 hess'
the ~hole country,
The Examiner plso Las q lons article 90
the situation. 1t stacks Davis most bit
terry, and declares tha, Unless the fall
OF vor; Fisher nerves the people snd
congress 10 do something 20 drpo'e in
con petent oHiclsl, snd generals. then the
cause - lost.
/, call. FOE a. immediate convention Of
the state. Tor hat end. and deplorcs the
Mct thsi the Confederate State, ws' ever
formed il regard. thst government VS. a
'a'.I.' w. ~ ~, - -. ~ 1,a. vs.
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orr ,n,,,e.tb;ng ,,yl,w Of the editor
a, tho S,r,i,rl aud Jep pavi4 made the
iellov;rg r,,ark. 90 From, tae s.nro,,I
reln,i,r. M ,his manor IN me- Ca nov,,
!, may hoe. he,r ,,,,,is5 ;e ;,l,fy.,,
il So, an, "a ta,,,h. a.,
Of ir,,riJatiuy lie advocate, u an bog
,r.i,l. odd r,ac,i,f ,.,,ler,rs, Of ,hi.
var This move !, not ia the han Of
tnld mes sustained Us they are, by
the volume u sentiment 30 The country
snd army. md by their urnsel.e d d1fy
they are determined that. 20 some form.
the .,a,csiaauship Of the country shall hc
invoked 10 AZ honest snor, To end this
carnival Of death By negotiations
Sew York, Ian. ] 9 - II was reported
yesterday. that John { breckenridge vas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17
MARKED,

10 Harrison Co, l.An feh. IL 1868 At
tie r-sidence n the Sfije- father. g. f.iis. by
n-r Is. Nsau Mr WN OSCAR JOIN
s0N ard MISS HENRIETTA ftLt5
We received -lth u. foregoing no,l,. some
- the good shiug, Of the marriage ',sT, for
whle We retain the happy 9Ais oar thanss
Nay th'' us!oa pf5t one u uninterrupted
felicity,
Attic Residence. u Nj. u Scarborough. On
the evening" Of The 3il. ius,., by !. u. jar
q. E.g NJ. 4, A PsYOfE 70 Ms.
" M nEI q KY mn nI lls.r-.nu rnLntN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

~ The Houston Telegraph in sllusion TO
eur notice Of :" handsome sdisop, says
At sight, Chiffon. will do ~ tao favor TO
dry l,oaghsr, up on thai subject, and charge
10 account
Oar cotsmporsry fotgeta that George Ike
himself. has mainly tAient Tor dfyiag W
haida. II reduced ts that state, snt Isbelied
" run the blockade, se apprshead 4, would
-,'sr
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soldier, Eanilies.

4 IL unpaid subscriptions for soldiers
~ families Of Harrison county mus, b.
paid before the first day OF March ~ a
hual report will be made to the csnmi,,ec
Immediately thereafter for publication.
J {, HOLMES, Agent.
Feb. II, 1858 n23.l,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

- We are happy to gree. quit. \ number
OF our friends sao have returned home o.
futloosh from the other side Of III. Mississippi
river. They vii gladden. many. heart
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

~ We are 10 the same condition we we
N las, sest shut mails High ~sseys sod
bad rosds, have almos, pa. ~ sad 10 travelling
There hss teen no nail from the w, s~,.aa
usaAs-ves facs lest snsAs,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17
NirkIula Tobacco Seed,

lust received. Also dlmes,ic, Irish
- IAnen, Muslins. Qninine, Texas Pna
ers Readers, Spelling Books, white aud
black spool cotton, lax Thread, sewing
silk, Pant Buttons. coarse and tue Comb
aicutincs, to arrive cagly neAt week
+. BLOOD
Feb. 3, 1868.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

~ S.li vest, ~ shsi gunHeuc. pubil.h
'ns Extras Of the ate news, As 4 nAy come
BY telegraph Price per copy delivered one
dollar .vu, by mail sl.5o. We sil receive
fsnd, a, ,hl. rate, aud send until Exhausted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

TnB Fuacls sermon ~ Res OTIS SMITH
slll be preached al the Baptist CAaiea %
sunla, n.Is, al II clock A u.
Marshal. @b i-th 1855
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" ton. Apply to this pfice
eb Is, 1865. M Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17
A LOEB.

Is just opcuinx a general assortment Of
| n,y Goods, Hosiery, and Groceries;
mex, door to A. Einier. which he WI
sell very cheap. Csll aud ee him before
going elsewhere.
Marshall, Jan. 6. 1869.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

- Rseoleet that garden seeds can - rro
csrs4 'r-r W rsmss wrts y -r.n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17
Wanted TO PurchAse.

4 NEGRO grl, l2 or IL years old
"A For inloruistson spply 81 the o@cs.
Fen " 1858 -Nc%
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17
Il. W. LOU6IIERY, Editor.
MARSHALL.

tRiDaY. FEBRUARY T.. 1855
~ subscription to the Republican 81 Tor
~ mouth. IN TEXAS sisio SCRIP Or new sspt
Advertising one dollar per I'm. IN 'hr new
currency - desire to get As l,tls advtr.
Using as possible.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

A WHhing'oo telegram, dated Jan 81,
ssys:
The balkhead OF The Dutch Gap cauAl
was broken by the explosion Of nInes on
Sunday n'lsraoon last
The earth WAS blown en-, and up 10 .
gre~, height. but 1t descended into the CO
nsl again. blocking up communication.
IT, Ia pre~nt condition the canal IL use
less
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-17

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Ag.u' Irc.ury L n
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18

MORMON ENEsGy.-A letter from
Salt Lake City speaks tnus OF the Nor
mons:
They are very industrious, energetic
men. Coming to this valley -cvS ht,:cn
years ago, then q waste, covered only
with sage brush, they haze built up a
large, beautiful city OF, s"y htsan
thousand inhabi.lnss They irlvo
filed it. with pleasant residences,
large stores ard s!lo.,s of every kind );
they have surrounded their dwellings,
With large gardens, Tiled with trait
trees and aoH>era: IN toe vallc;- ci tho
territory tl2rre orc thousands ci farms.
hundreds cf nils ard manufactures.
ana lr al nearly & nur.:rcd tl1cusau,l
roopie hare made comfortable. many
OF them beautiful. honles vhere les
than twenty years .go i ,,..-s7 ..eou2il.
impossible lor an besides sa,'l2cs 10
live. TIE amount cl I:sfn: t,,.cy have
90 ie, and the ex!c.it and va.;et. of
taeir improvements are truly am:z-
ms
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18

a RzNARKAp1E occuhaSce-A
Havtfhill, Massachusetts, OH the 3d
instant. a pleasure party. consisting
of Iessrs. Melvin Brown ana Charles
H. Brows'. three. ladies' and two chill
dren, st"rted out in small wherry on
the Mcrrinlac, TO take a little trip down
the river. When opposite AIaynard's
ISLAND. a large sturgeon jumped from
the river directly over the head of one
of the young ladies into the bottom
OF the crowded boat. After many un-
successful attempts to extricate the
unwelcome guest. the boat was put to
the shore, when the fish was found to
be over six feet in length, and one
hundred and fifty pounds in weight
Had not the ladies and children pre-
served the utmost quiet, consequences
might have followed which are not
pleasant to ao3tn,nr}ete.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18
Sales.
S0Ndrtes.
By 4. +. Phillips.

THIS (irriday) MOI::S.NG, ut IL o'clo, X, I
vii! s:l!, a.my @.iesiolsroon, BedeA'z GcY,
wALNUT CSM2 CIAsI--coIapleso % article.
-A.EHiTECT CHESTS, BEADSrEAD,
MAHOGANY DESK, MEDICAL CHEST,
Lounge, Straw Cutter, Washcd Wool, =
Sip Eath, Water Coolies, Lot Books,
Maps Of Georgia. a::d Virginia,
| Alntss";le ROs cwuud piuHo, in good
order 4.Ist, 1900 pou:i,.S Horse Shoe Iron
1850 Pcur:Gs buggy All Iron, ) Cheese.
u B.-C lrlllnited ar:Icl.s received until
no11l OF :sl.lc. Aug is IL
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18
CALL AT
G. S. Jenkins
S r 0 B e 3
Assembly Street, :.
Aug 10 10
Office Gen. Sup. W. and q. z. r.,

Office Gen. Sup. W. and q. E. r.,
6as EEs5s:;l:ats;aE7
SUMTER, August Is, loe5.
ON and after August Is, a DAILY TRAIN
~ will run between Kingsville and VIII
mlngton. Leaving kingsville daily at 500
These Trams will make daily connections at
Wilmington with Trains for any poiJ.t
North. They also will continue to connect
with Trains on the Northeastern Railroad
for Charleston altl Cheraw and Darlington
Hcilroad. These Trains carry both freight
and passengers. HENRY NJ. D.tANE,
Aug l6 2wd General superintendent.
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Theological Seminary,
COLE,NBT.t s. {.

IOIJ NB7f, 5. {.
YNHE EXERCISES 1f this Institution viii
4 be resumed on WEDNESDAY, the first
day ot November noXt. Students dcsiriiiS 8
admission 70 tn" several classes arc request
d to communicate With tiiC Eacuity AZ az
early day. Aug "A
Bn- Pi,yefs viii co!li,y {. i,,,r by act;cing
:rc +b0y.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18

). IL. BAGe:ETT s. CO.,
Factors and Commission ,Jrrcb,u+
-iDG ERS >O|7W WHARF,
CHARLESTON. $. c.
SF.Ll. iii ti'S Market "r ship to New York
- or !.:.' '.ponl. both Long and Short Stn
PIE NOIINN. Liberal advances on shin
meats, a"d rctHrns made in gold or trca-
siilE nptr-. rs instructed!
- IT. bA'iG1iI. 4. NJ. SiEIGHTS.
.,u.. %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18

TuE HERALD AID Mn. .jrsrlcr
CHASE. Mr.. Chase, nuS n!%ilip" a
Southern to1ir. is sa.l ~ have nropi,,
sinu that N Twenty-Five wears nn=rncS
VIII io!m She ;iiistocrlcE Of tl,r S,Htll
Bennett, who a see, or !>xu since
proposed That al the l,c.sro.>; IN the
S""th who washed t;A.: faces. E:;l r:,-
hg.on, and owned cops uf Nn!,st,:'S
snc'ling-book, shon,G be allowed 10
vote, las discovered iilat publ" or;-
hinA has not gate attained that poi..t
yct-indee'l, thai Is rrn>,lcs s::rtlrr
from 1t with each passing day. H..
a:cordlng.yf deserts the L'..,irf Justice
mcontincn,iy and takes linn ruund}.
to task for his heresi.:,. Igr says: il
is tn" first time that Chief Just zee of
the Cn,tel States ever descended to
that lrFel. C!la>c's whole c:sort end
end:'aror nrs been to bring u.ul;t
%iE.:l Il condition o. society as mas,
1n'l ,e 4 var ol r,.',.S like HAT which
happened ~ st. Domingo.
h%s'e1,,n.r'. .
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aA.ig S. Chisclrn,
Factors, Commission Mcrchants.
.i.EU SHIPPING .IGETT.S

OFFICE. MILLS Ho.'sE.
es.Cll NhLE>.IDN. s. c.
:, ~ -. a. Il. CIlISO..N.
~ ~. attend I" :hr purchase sale and
W siHn:n"nt t" foreign and domestic
:rris! 81 CNTTON. RICE. LUMBER.
HANN!. STORES: y ,l" collection of Drafts.
;.urrha-" a'': -. If al Securities. Con-
$iSnm@";% "t Vessels solicited.
REFERS TO:
MrSaTs. Joan FRASER * Co., Charleston,
Mcs-rS. Goo. " Wiiliam:..& Co.,
HcSSi's. George \. Hcnl,.y x Co.,
Mr"r+Er S'hl..ys i.s'l., Augusta, Ga.
7. $. MrtraT ESQ, :;
Mcssrs. Clark, Dodge n Co.. New York.
N"Ssrs. Murray Il Nephew,
Nrssrs. /. ". Clark Il Co., Philadelphia,
rvrn.
MrS>rss;; rcn'icrsa>I, Fcnwics x Co., Bal
ti'nnrc, MI.
Irs>rs. Samuel Harris & Sonss ssHa.timore,
Md Ans. rs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

10 The Secretary of the Treasury
has decided that '.all bonds. treasury
notes, and other obligations Of the
Government, are exempt from taxa
ton under State or municipal anthor-
ity." That edict certainly covers the
whole ground, and throws the special
legislation Of Congress entirely into
the shade. The officials at Washing
ton seem 10 be running mad in the
little circle which hens them in from
the 'srcst Of mankind
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

4 Ms.x. SsArIAcT.-A very con
temptible partisan ACT. brought abon.
il u supposed by the Republican man
sger Of the small offices in this Dis
trics. has Just been per?etrated in the
town OF Ferdinand. in fhis county -
Col. G. Al. Allen, we understand. has
secured the management OF the petty
post offices in this locality. and us
thus he seeks to punish the p orle for
not voting tor his cotton inflated hon.
or Tor Congress last year. Ferdinand
il is known is uniinchingly Demo-
cratic. but one Republican vote being
cas-, 1t the precinct; Mr.. j. B. Cob
man has been the post master for
years, is man Of honor and integrity,
and whose conduct in the Office has
been universally satisfactory to those
having business there-but he didn't
vote Tor Allen. lie was removed a
few weeks since Tor this reason, and
the Black Republican appointed, a
nan whom no one had confidence il
enough 10 70 on his bond. SO AS to
enable him TO take the office. and to
day the order came TO discontinue the
Office Thus is the mail facilities and
convenience Of 1T least 1000 people
destroyed and injured, to crafty the
petty spleen Of one man Ii that is
sbe way be expects to gain votes for
his party, we pity his wisdom, for
while be 10 aware thst his party polls
IFS largest vote in the most ignorant
communities, he viii also learn that
rhe pitiablc spitetul act Of depriving
the citizens Of Ferdinand Of q post
office. will not deprive them Of their
intelligence, or prevent them from
reading Democratic documents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

The Times Washington special says !,
10 understood that the President has defer.
mined 70 suspend the bestowsi o. psrdoas
for : short lime. An arrangement will
probably Be made 20 transfer The ia bcr from
the Executive to come one OF his subord,.
ns'ee, The applications for amnesty having
for the past month proved Of more snnoy
snee thar any other business brought 10 HE
notice.
Gen. Lee is living 10 great seclusion .,
the little village Of Cirtersville. Buckingham
county. W.
Some South Caroline plsn,ers. In secor.
dance with the contracts mace With their
negroes, hsvs been sppIsing the lssh 70 the
letter. w~hereupon Gen. vsn wycks, com
handing 10 that section, hss issued IN order
iossiddine such doings.
A Raleigh eorrespe ndsnt ofihe New Yort
Times gives . satisfactory account OF sGsirs
20 Nor.h Carolina The people scqo'escs
20 the destruction u slavery snd srs willing
70 accept the new condition Of things.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

WWllism VI Story, son and on
'ly surviving child Of tie late Justice
Story, has recently arrived ia Boston
from Rome, on q brief visit to his
friends He has already distinguish
ed himself rs man OF letters and q
sculptor. having reported his fathers
decisions. edited his law books. writ
ten his hiogrsph and carved his statue
in marble. Among his recent works
is a marble bust OF Gen Geo. Il. Nc
'Clelian. who VAS bis guest in Rome
several weeks last winter.
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The Atlantic Cable Still Out Of Order

The Atlantic Cable Still Out Of Order
LosDos. Aug. Accommodation viii
tie Great Eastern remains suspended. Noii
ing hss been heard from her since noon o
the I'd inst Atlantic telegraph shsres ar
nominal u ? 70 3; insurance o. cable ha'
advanced u so 70 60 guiness.
On Wednesday, evening the following Va,
received:
vAEEsrIA, AUG. 2, 8 p. M~-Signsls from
the Great Eastern became uniaielligible 81
noon. There has been no communication
received. The cause was On known. and a
the closing o. this summary no.hiog sddi.
tionsl trsnspired. The lines between Va.
Ieniis hsvs been out Of order
SPAIs.-One hundred and thirty cases o.
cholera are reported a. Vale ntis. Cholera
had sIso appeared d Camp G.bnI,sr.
The Herald says that the stale Of Affairs in
connection with The cable hss led 70 the 3D.
vance 81 Insurance. premium from twenty
i've c%uiness 70 fifty and six,y guiness. Very
anxious feeling prevails 10 this city and
elsewhere with regard 10 the prospects Of
the Atlantic cable. Up 70 midnight on
Wednesday. 20. signsis received were utter
" indistinct
The Great Eastern VS. very nearly two
thirds Of the Wy 10 New Fcrndlsnd. She
VS. in the deepest water Of the whole route
fashoms. or Z little ever two and .
half miles. Il vas q this time that the Gig.
mails q vaIen,is became uninteIIigibIs.
The Times inisrs that the disaster occur
red alter the cable Ieft the vessel from the
fset that Il wss unknown 10 those on board,
Who were signalling their messages % usual
when their signals became uni0seiIieible q
vsleniia, ard q last ceased entirely. A
20 the chances Of renewing, u may be said
this process could not BE- accomplished :,
The rate 81 more than : quarter Of : niIs
psr hour.
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TO Whom il May Concern.

Sale Of Indiana. Dubois County. Set:
the undersigned. would respectfully no.
~ ,ify ell persons interested. thst The time
Of holding The Dubois Circuit C0ur, has been
changed, by an Get o. the Legislature, from
July. and ,ha, i, i 70 be held on The 4h
Monday OF September. a. d 1855. All
Witnesses and Jurors that have been sub
runird, in all % any Causes, a. well ~ Ell
Defendants. OF either them, are hereby in
formed Of the aforesaid fact, and sre re.
quested 10 be in attendance al ssid time.
20 vii: on the Alb Monday q September,
1865. or not d. 50 ~ their Peril.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk d. G. @.
aug. 5th. 1S65-4v.
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The Abohticnists Of Maine 60 the whole
Negro Equality Figure. a.

The Ab0htlonisis, d Union men, = ihsy
are pleased 10 call themselves. 81 Maine
held a STATE Convention Oh Thursdsy last
md resolved. with direetness ana witAcul
squivocsior. II favor " ~ amendment 81
ihe Constitution 81 the uniled States, IA
thar The negroes throughout ~ whole
country shall be permitted 20 vote and enjoy
political equality with The whites. They
proclaim the doctrine 81 The party boldly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

ATTENTION!

I'd Y sn act 81 Congress. OF March 81. 1865
- every person Other thsn one ~hOldlng )
license $50 lawyer. Or CLAIM agent, whose
business IL IL 10 draw deeds. bonds. moriga.
gee, Wills, wits, % other legal papers. ~
" examine titles 10 real estsie, II regarded
. a cenyeysncsr. TO legally trsnsaci such
business. every such conveysucer must first
obtain a license > required BY lsw
Justices Of The Peace nnd other officers
must comply with The law IN this matter. ~
they will be reported 10 the officers and
zeal, with for every yiolsiion.
Application Tor license msy o. made 10
a. Litschgi, United S,s'es Collector. ~ Du.
bois county. G W DxBRULER.
Assistant Assessor.
aug lsth. 1865.
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NOTICE - hereby given, ihst the under
49, signed will spply 70 the Dubois Board
% County Commissioners, At The September
session thereof in 1865, Tor . retail license
under the provisions o. an act entitled "An
act 20 regulate and license The sale Of spr.
i'ous, vinous. malt md other intoxicating
iiquorsn The place Of sale will be ii ,hs
hvuse now occupied by him. on the Norii
E,ss corner Of the public squsre, il The town
.of Jasper. Bainbridee tow nship, Dubois CO,
Ind.
The citizens or said township will take
due notice thereof.
STEPHEN JERGER.
aug. 18Th. 1s65-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

VIEW fokk, Aug. 10.
Governor Holden Of North carolina has
issued a second proclamation, dated Of Raj
eieh on the Sih inst, appointing Thursdoy
the 2lst Of September for an election 70 be
held Throughout, the State 10 choose one hum
bred and twenty delegates 10 . convention
which l. to NEE, At Raleigh on Monday. 81
Of October.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

Ira detachment OF twenty-five Of
the soldiers belonging to Co. z. Of
the l43d Indiana volunteers. under
command Of Capt. Guckes, were at
home two DAYS this week. They are
on a hunt for deserters, and succeeded
in arresting six in Henderson county.
Ky, On Saturday, when being so near
home they couldn't resist the temp;a-
ton 70 come over and see their sweet
hearts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

UCYi. Dek Ryan threw 4 rssher large
sxec bomb into the mutual. you tickls-me-
I tiekle-you admiration society thst has
been doing the reception business Tor The
returned soldiers, yesterday. The Colonel
tod some pa.stsbie truths fos The men, bu,
,hsy were no. exactly rel;shed by -those in
suthority." They ~sre anprepared Tor II,
md e. Dick hove 10 the hand grsnsdes there
was general Considerations. Our clerical
friend. Who they csli the Chspisin. John
Hogarlh) vas completely taken sbsck. and
no coub'. though, Colonel Rysn'. remarks
we're out Of place. % they inter ere with
the nice little arrangement al mapped Gu,
long %sinee. and being carefully followed BY
those who figure Al The receptions. The
ruth will make " tree and luss. Such
truth - Colonel Ryan told yesterday i
Whist j. needed. il politics mus, enter into
receptions He didn't sl,oge,hsr approve 0.
the moral lectures delivered from the etsnd
He thought the soldiers we're a. competent
70 take care oil ihrmseives ss he ~ss. Ii the
soldlsrs ssnted . drink, he said TO them. 90
and gei one. Men ought not 70 be put under
the apron strin:s o: their wives snc mothers
lie though, The negro outrage quest on hsc
been sprung rather prsmsture. out be did
believe that . negro Who fought a:ong side
with . white man vas more entitled % vote
'hsn . CopPsrbesd. He thought THE ques-
uon should be determined By the States.
snc IN that he stood BY Pre-identsJ Oh III son
The Government he'd not the right 10 81,
one word in this matter. The people oil
The States mus Do that. While you have
been in the feld. men 81 home have Dol,
their mrrns INTO Ggyernmrn, bonds aud
escaped tsxaticn. ~hi- your farms sns sil
you y are ground dosn by = system OIL
isxstion. is ibis righti lie vas opposed
10 The introduction Of politics into these
receptions. but Others had lone 90 and 10 id
he found biz apology. The Conolel refer
red 10 tie present debt " the Government
and the cnervus systsm of tsxaiioa that
permitted The rich man who hsd invested his
mesns ID Government bonds % 60 exc mpI,
shile you, : poor man. must pay taxes on.
net only the coffin u YOUR wife. but The w.
y scress that hold town the Ia. lie did
no' believe . rich nsn wss entitled 10 more
than . msn who ga.laptlv &C.
bic country. TIE CoIonel ~svowed
be was q patriotic . any man. and he only
uttered sentiments ihst were loyal. and re-
ferred 70 these n.atters because be knew
me soldiers Did not know anything Of them.
continued some time in the ssme strain.
State Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19
! ls,h. 1865.

vVvHE undersigned viii proceed with III.
4 oun,y surveyor " Dubcis county 81
the 2slh day q Aug 1865. 70 run the i.e-
nd determine the boundaries d section No
l9 town 1 north range 8 vert.
The intermediate ike will also be ron snc
The corners thereof established. Persons
~ili please he present
MARTIN IICKLER.
sng. 18th. lS65-3N.