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, 1865-12-07

- In Boston the money market Is quiet, without
material alteration either IN demand, supply, or
rates Of interest- Call leans were accessible from
8 to $40 per cent and upward, according to csr-
cumetarcea. The rate Tor the best mercantile paper
is still per es1t, with rather quiet movement.
Lawer grades more heavily at to = per cant -
The interest Oh the public debt Of The State OF
Illinois maturing IN January, will be paid at the
Ocean National Bank, tn New York city.
- In Cincinnati there Is no change In the general
features OF the moley market The outside rates
for money rancs from 10 to Is per cent for prime to
good paper. I7eeu1pr names sell At higher rates,
and bankers in come instances supply their cuaton-
e9s al pct cent.
According to the statement Of the Bank Comp
tsoEer OF Wisconsin, dated Dec. !, We ind that.
during the month of November the circulation has
been decreased TO the extent OF &l3 4N- Tho whole
amount outstanding is ss4a,55l.
In New York, the speculative demand for
money is On the decrease. and NTH the constant
flow Of currency from the West, the market Is
easier. The rate OF interest for call loons upon
stock securities Is per cent, although few large
transactions upon Government collateraL have
been made at 6 per cent The rate Of discount for
commercial paper Is nrn at 7ssGo par cent for the
best Signatures and 1001a per cent for names less
known, -
Owing to IN omission at the Office Of the Sec
retnty OF the Treasury. the face OF the Five-Tweuy
Bonds recently Issued for Compound Interest Notes
does not st1pulate whether the Eate Of interest Is
2 cent In com or In currency. The Lazy requires
that thls should be expressed on the faee ot the
bcul.
The Stnta B1uk Of Ohio l. retiring Its clrcula-
ten rapidly. On the LIST Of November, 1854, Il
had outstanding $l.6e7,57.s1. On the 1st OF No
vcuber, 1sC5, the circulation WIS - 109.1e- OF
the lattcr nmount It has hand ready for burning
Ss5u,e00, leaving the amount actually outstanding
s57s, 100. This Is being redeemed as tass as the
public win present 1t.
The following is the comparative statement OF
the exports exclusive OF spece) from the port Of
New York to foreign ports FOR the week ending De-
cenber l, md since January l.:
, 1865-12-07

Since Jan. ..s1'7 81 s,9s oss III sloa 5as aas
Incluled in ihe preceding statement ara tho fol-
lowing dry goods Imports Tor tho same period:
For the week. 1862 1851. 1855.
Entered nt the .-.
pors..--.....- ,ala S2ss,sN sl,sA,oA
Thrown on the
market....... o9a,so7 sc, ,sss 1,sla,7o2
Since Jan. J.
Entered 1t the .,-...... ..-. ... -.......
port...-.- ed1, 90, ,506 sn,oa1,1s5 SCI, TT
Thrown on the
uaskes,:.:.., s9,eso.6'a caTT,sto sloal,sls
The following table shows the exports Of specie
from The port Of New York to foreign ports, for
fourteen Year,, from June to December q, 1865,
and for the corresponding peucd in the other
, 1865-12-07
Cincinnati Lumber Market.


Wednesday Evening. Dec. 9.
BEEF FcATTLR-Accoritnc 10 the Eoazd Of Trade
fepoztz ihe receipts nd slpen 1ur last asuc,
copafet with te cottaspocaln2 period OF 1851. have
Qeen as follows. II should be borne In mimi that rso
shrmeos md receipts arc really those Of the dsy pre-
teGInE:
, 1865-12-07

The following tables show the ruceipts md ship
ments OF leading artlclea Of produce during the past
week and from Jan. tst, 10 date:
nkcKrrs OF LEADING ARTICLES At culcA0o FOR
THE WEEK ENDING Dgu. Z, AND FROM JAN 70
DATE.
, 1865-12-07
J s1,5s.N
1D,0la,00



ot.....*...., ..-.........-.!-.-. slSas9oo
Eefpe an increase dnrirc the rear Of 4l6 persons,
receiving pensions amounting to SIS, ,G1140. =
a.ata call attention to IN rniuat discrimination
against pensioners who have lost both hands or feet
o. both eyes, in the naval service. The act Of July
4tl1 1861, gires 1ncreaEed pensions whe7e such ID
jurlcs ncc1ue to those IN The military service: but
Is the Law Ia construed not to nclnde persous In the
naval eerece It IS belcycd that ts opera fs not
what was Intended By Congress. There arc also
several grades Of naval otce1s for whom no pzn!is-
Ion I. made, and 1t is suggested that the pension
net should be revised With view TO include ths1.
The Secretary recommends IN Increase Of salasy
10 naval Offices Of all GRADES Their present pay Il,
be think, Inadequate to the netess sites Of their pQ
slton and insufficient to secure the right kind Of
men tot the service.
EXPENSES AND ESTIMATES.
The policy Of the Department has been to prose.
cute the war With energy and vicor. and 10 asoid
at Ill times needless expenditure. In pursuance OF
this policy, ns Eonn The war approached its ter
tnnation, prompt and efficient measures wee
adopted for reducing the navy and the naval ex-
penscs. The results Of these efforts are Of ehas-
actcr which will be rratit5ing to the counisy, as
they nre to lh,s Department.
The available resources for the fiscal
year ending June o. 1sg5, were .Sts0 09l 125 30
Expenditures during The same time. 1lB, ca 95
, 1865-12-07

Sssek II sexI In Naw fsRk-Decs !.
fha following alto shows the Amount OF su&ax N
, 1865-12-07

The following Is tho amount OF Flour and Gsah
in store IS reported by the Secretary OF the Board
efm
, 1865-12-07

SHIPMENTS OF LEADING XKTIcL1s At cf1cAoo Tor
THE WEE ENDING DEC. 9. AND HHoN JAS. EsT
ia
, 1865-12-07


There Will be no scsston On Change tomorrow
tThursday}-it having been set apsrt as 4 day Of
National Thanksgiving. The Banks md Stock
Exchange will also be closed.
The Custom House will be open from Q to 10 q
m. The United sta,es Depository will be closed
during The day.
, 1865-12-07

An Official Communication Of the ls.h Of October
informed the department th1t tho crew Of The Sea
E1g as well as That OF the LAUREL we're a1l British
Naval neac,ve, and that some forty or ffty Of the
.A1acam1 8 men we're among them.
12rcugso out 0s taaole period ef aas rd1eaea laess
Norisles eS4eised n<uiratav 1rs1s ,olstssI. On
une occasion two persons seere.ed thg1nselves On
the ., y. steamer Tusfa1eFp at eHseustoWr, With
view. It was sspecied Of entering our 4e.yfce, md
exercised lcst soma violation OF neutrality or breach
OF the foeiEn enlistment act had taken Place which
would 1eo,& darn 70 ne Tebtts. A less ANXIOUS so-
leisuoe sr!eais to haye been entertained Of breach
ne HhenendoaA oad other Seta piratied eT7aisrs
uhteh ealtuforth to pttnder .inatrleuu eomEssrce-
before J. nytns ihs Atlantic he Shenandoah sae,
[a5n' n -. hst bh on, a1s % :gs' s 5.,s e, e i
en,cr. On the sth or February she Is reported to
have len Melbourne. and was next heard Of IN the
Ncrh Paeiac ocean and The sea Of Otrccht, where
whale-shlps, Of which Twenty-Five wers destroyed
md four were bonded. Although notified by some
Of his victims that The rebel armies bad surendeEed
gave no heed to the intelligence but continued his
work Of destruction until four months after lhe hl
Of hichmond, when he was advised bJ IN English
The Epglieb Government, in The exercise Of III
nfsardf ke1dress and eGrs tnh.ch u had n1anifste
for he re1fsJ from ne BEGINNING or ~ iasayrttf!on'
ment oi the rebellion, n.ad1 special Tsseru1oa 70
tho Shenandoah, which was an oteid1g, t7laous
t1a1ion Of the rebel organization. Warned BY ne.f
frot England. tchose suJsets constitute a.naost h<T
e1ftre eTttr That the organized insurrectioa ras ar
seek again the shelter an protection Of that H:1r
po1oer trh7e s.e fcps tti and from ,atteh sse tods
, 1865-12-07
CT1CaGo STOCK mARKKT.

--- wxpyEsD1Y EIn1so, Dec g.
KEW rorx QUOTATIONS. AEck1sso At 1aA DIVA
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that will sell
kV st public auction, on
q MONDAY July 81, 1865.
st the lsle residence Of A lois Herberle, oil
the psrsonsi property, not taken by the
widow OF Philip Herberie. late of Dubois
county, deceased; consisting Of psH Of
sRsr mill. carpenter tools. one sheep, his
interest in . mule, two heifess. &c, &c.
Terms-A credit Of twelve months will
be given on Gums over three dollars, the
purchaser giving hi~ note with Approved 80
curisy, wsiving valuation and spprsise"en. =.
laws. bearing interest from date; under -
cash In hand
AUGUST LITSCHGl. sd@'r.
June lSth, l665.-3w
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Notes Of ali the denoniin aiions ns ncd III
he promptly iusa,shec upon receipt u sut-
scrlpfions.
The Notes 81 THE Third Series are gre.
cisely similar ID iorul aud privileges 10 iLe
SeyeI- Thirtirs already sUld. .xeepl that the
Government Reserves 10 lis-if the option u
paying Interest ~ gold com ui . per crat..
instead q : 3-lUlhs % currency S.b.rri9-
ers will deduct The interest "a currency j,
20 July 18Th. at iae uae ~hrn they SUI
scribe.
The delivery Of the notes ol this tlsird -s-
rrs oi ia Seven ih,rr.s ~iil cOmsn.rnce "a
he let u Juae. saI viii be made promptly
aud continuously afier hat d.le.
The slight .h.nes made IA The condliiuns
Of this THIRD SEhiES sf~c,s on.s ill.,
matter u Interes'. Tie Psymvn; \. gyia. y
made. will &C ~e.is -lrnt ~ ihr currrnry in-
ierest of the hi-her rsie.
The reiurn 10 specie psymen'r. il Tho
event Of which only will The opiion 10 puy
in'c1rst II Gold BE- s,ail-d ~. aouid - ~
duce snd equ.lize prce- Ih,, purchssr-
made with Elk PR rrnt. "a gcd nrut -
iulIy .qusl a. thvs- made ~ih sesrn snd
three irn,hs PER cent. IA currecy TnIs 1.
The Only Lean iD Market
Now offered oy ihe Government. and 40
superior advantages make IL the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less ibsn S2sOu1UtOO u lhe loan 49,
thcrzrd by CoDgres are no~ on the msrk-i.
THIS auivunt, 81 the rate a. Lich u H. 6eirg
absorbed. ~ill oil be subscribed for wlfhin
sixty days when the notes ~ili undoubtedly
command o premium. - hs- uniformly BEEN
the case on closing The suoscri piion. ~
other Loans
Ia order fhst citizens of esers town sri
section Of the country may De sifsrded iacil-
i,ies Tor taking Toe Loan, the National
Iisus-. State Bsnks. and Private Bankers
throughout the eUunlry have generally
sgreed 70 receive subscriptions st pr. S1b-
scrlbers will select Their cwn agents. Ia
whom they h-ve confidence. and who onl-
are 70 be responsible Tor the delivery " n. .
noseo for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION AcEsT. PhilscelPnis-
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL ne RECEIVED By fhs
Firsl National Bank 81 Evansville
Evansville N Nstionsl Bank Of Evansville
n stionsi Bank OF Evansville
First National Bsnk oi New Albany.
New Albany National Bank Of Ne~ Albany
Nsiicnsi Bank % New Albany
First NstonsI Bank OF Seymour.
md ell other National hanks and other re-
specfsb,e Bankers
Msy 9Th. ls65-9w.
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The demand ior the Second Series
.f the .-3O Notes WAS 50 great that
The Treasury Department Was unable
,o print them with sufficient rapidity
20 iii the orders: II will be remem-
bered that hundred millions were
subscribed and paid for in = single
week. The printing presses have n
nallv surnounted the difficulty. and
on June 9TH the delivery Of the Third
Series commenced, and will be con
tinued as fast as subscribed for. The
subscribers now have the opportunity
Of getting their Notes as soon as paid
Tor. and rs consequence the subscrip-
tions now amount TO millions daily.
Ii is not at all likely that the Govern
ment will ever again offer SO desira-
bIe security As these notes, and less
than two hundred millions now re
main TO be taken.
With the close OF the war the ma 4
sional expenses Will be vastly reduced,
and investors must look for sharp
reduction in the rate Of interest As
soon as the present loans become due.
and can be paid of. There is norea
son why the United States credit for
money should ever again fall bellows
its credit for courage. The same spirit
that preserved the geographical integ-
rity Of the country. will place its pc
cnDiary integrity on a PAR with that
OF the most favored nations-and that
will represent rate of interest under
rather than over tour per cent.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-06-24


either force These powers are exclusively
10 Copersss-ihe army cannot be raised Or
have laws for 10 government end seguis-
lion. except % Congress shall provide. The
over Of Congrsss Gas granted By The con-
vention without objec,iooe. In EnglsndI
the King 10 seneralissimo ofshs whole king.
dom-hss this power through Psrlismses'
aud has frequently inserposed and regulated
tor itself. But with us IL wss thoght safest
70 give the entire power 20 Congress. since
summary and service punishment might bel
inflicted. No member Of the convention.
or commen ts.or ON the Constitution, s,nce
has sauaated ,tst even this Con gressio -
power could bs applied TO ciszens not be-
longing to the army Of navy. The powesI
given 10 Congress ere 70 make rules for the
Government snd reeuls tions Of the land
and naval forces. No srtiics Of ingenuity
can make those words include those who doI
not belong 10 the army and navy. and thsy
are, therefore, to be construed 10 exclude
sll crhers - IL negative words TO that ehec'
had been added.
And this 10 not only the obvious meaning
Of tie terms. considered BY themselves,bu -
from other provisions of the
So jealous were our snces.
tors Of ungranied powers. and 90 vigilsn'
10 protec, the citizen against It. thst they
~ere unwilling to leave him 10 the ssfe.
guards which proper construction Of the
o. originally adopted. fufnish.
"a. In this they resolved that nothing
should be left in doubt.l They dssefnined,
not only to guard him sgsins,
executive and Judicial. but. .sgsinss congres- !
'ionsI abuse, with this view they adopted
he fifth constitutional amendment, which
lecl sres that no person shall be held 10 an
'wer for capital or other infamous crimes
lniess on . presen :nent or indictment Of .
rand jury, except in cases arising in the
and OF naval force. or in the militia when
= active service in time Of war or public
Isnger This view 10 elaborated by refer
nee 70 the highest legal authority. and the
onsti tulionaI questions are discussed u
engsh.
The sixth Amendment. which our hihess
bought 90 vital to indisidusl liberty. whe a
sssiled BY the Government, prosecution
lsims bu, new guarantee. In the course
4 his argument. Mr.. Johnson said be hsd
rought forward this question Of jurisdiction
nly because be conseientiously believed il
o be his duty. He cid NOT seek Tor imn.pni-
' 10 any one engaged in tbe horrid crimes
4 the i4lb OF April. Over them the Civil
,ourts Of this District had ample jsrisdic-
ion. and will faith fully exercise il II the
ases are remended 10 them.
A. to the case Of Mrs Surstt. be refer
ed 10 her . . womsn Who wss educated as
devout Chris'isn. ever kind. sffsciionsfe
nd chsrs,abIe;;: with no motive disclosed to
i that could have caused her 10 participate
q the crime 10 question. He said We had
% evidence uncontrolled showing she
sss . participant. He would ssy nothing
4 the testimony that would be rsviswed By
is sssocisies q 10 the evidence Of WEIGH
nan and Lloyd. He ssid II the facts they
,sied were true. their knowledge Of the
urpose to commit the crimes. snd their
anticipation 10 them 10 much more ssiis-
actori;y established than the alleged knowl-
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These bonds ere nov worth handsome
prem an. and are exempt. as are all the
covernmen, Boads. iron State, cyonly ara
Municipsi tax .iiop. which adds from en- ~
three per cent per snfum 20 their value.
according 20 The rate Ipviet upon other
properly. The inieres, il psyabie -emi-sn-
nuaily b, coupons attached u zach nrIr.
which may be eui oil aud sold 10 .ry Lsns
or banker.
ihc interestat s--o pcr cent. amounts
10 One cenf ner day nm e5C nn.s
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-06-24
The Conspiracy Trial-Argument
Reverdy Johnson.

6eteIuy SOu1sO1-
WAsmsCTos, June l9--Mr. Cismpitt
read the Argument addressed 10 the President
and gentlemen Of the Court. signed BY the
Hon. Reverdy Johnson. and concurred in
by Mr.. Fread A. Aiken and Mr.. John NJ
Clampitt. associate counsel for Mrs. Mary
Z. Surrsit.
II commsnces BY ssking IL the Commis-
sion has jurisdiction In the case before IL, and
calling sIientioE to the great Importance Of
ihe question refers 10 the duty Of the C0m-
mission 70 consider IL. and declares il the
Commission 10 unsuihorized. the oct esisb
fishing il - en- usurpation on The part Of the
Executive.
X then proceeds 10 ssy that the Cons,itu-
rion defines the powers and du,ies Of the
Executive, and provides punishment Tor his
viOiation Of them; therefore be possesses
no powers beyond what the Constitution
cOniers. and this act. beyond that suthority
can furnish no defense against the legal
consequences Of what are done under il
and whatever is done is utterly void. The
Commission musi. therefore. decide this
question before propounciIg Judgement
That tribunal like this has no jurisdiction
over other than military offenses. 10 be-
lieved to be evideSI That offenses de-
fined and punished BY the civil law, ssd
whose trial is provided BY the same Law. are
not the subjects Of military jurisdiction, is
Of course true. A military, % distinguished
from . civil offense, must therefore be made
70 appear. and when Il is il must also appear
that military Law provides for ito trial nj
tbst lsw does not furnish . mode OF uisl or
sfix the punishment the case 10 unprovidedI
for. and ss lar - the military power IL con.
eerned il 70 20 onPunished; but - either
the civil, common Or statute Law embraces
every species Of offense that the United
States, or states have deemed il necessary
to punish. 10 al such cases the civil courts
are clothed xiin every necessary iurisdic-
sion- 10 : military court. II the charge
does not state . crime provided for general
y Or specifically By sny Of The articles OF
wsr. the prisoner must be discharged. co.
Brien. page 2S5.) Nor is il sufficient ihst
the charges Of crime known TO the militia
y Law, that the offender when he commits
Il must be subject TO military Jurisdiction.
The general la~ has supreme and undisputed
jurisdiction over ell. The military lsw puts
for:h no such deeIrration- Il sims solely to
enforce on the soldier the additional duties
hs has assumed. Il constitutes tribunals
for The trial Of breaches Of military duty Only.
l0'Bnss. pages 20 and 27-)
The oas code. The civil. embraces sIl eiti-
zens. whether soldiers Or not; shs other.
The military. hss no jurisdiction over 90
citizens. = such. II The provisions Of shs
Cosssitssios clearly msiutsin The same doe
srias. the Ezeeusiss has no authority to de-
clare war. 70 raise and support srmiss, 70
provide and maintain navy. o. 70 make
Tni = Tor tho t--~-.-~-~s-, --f N s-'s
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-06-24
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

4 r. the Nay Term. 1865. Of the Court Of
"A Common Pleas Of Dubois county. the
estate Of Conrad Nader. was ceclsred prob
ably insolveni. Those interested nre noti
fed. that Ia will be setilfd accordingly.
SEBASTIAN FRlBERGER. sdm'r.
Adams g. BuettDer, atty pin.
June l7th, lS65-3w.
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a LECTURE 20 IOuumS Men1 ;
just published, 10 Sealed Envelope.
- Price Six Gents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical

Cure Of SpermstorrhGs. or Seminal Weak
ness. Invoiu0ssry. Emissions, Sexual DebiI.
ity. and Impedimenss 10 Marriage genesslIy.
Nervousness CorsUnYIioH, ErrLEPsY, and
Frs; Mental sDd physical lncsnpscisy,
resuIsine from Self Abuse, &c. Bv ROB,T
J. CULVER WELL, N. D., Author Of the
Green Book." &c.
The world renowned sushor, in this sd-
mirsbIe Lecture clearly proves fron his 90 q
experience shst The awful Consequences Of
Seif-Abuse msy be efsc,uiiy removed with
out medicine, and without dangerous surRi-
csI opesasioDs, bougies, instruments. rings,
cr cosdisIs. pointing out mode Of cure q
once certain end effeciual. ~ which every
sufferer. no msusr What his condition may
be. may cure himself ches ply, privsc y snd
ssdicsiIy. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOUS-
ANDS.
Sent under seal. isa plain envelope, %
any address. post psid, % receipt Of six cents
o. two poet stsmps. y addressing.
CHAAJ. @. KLINE 3 CO.,
127 Bowssy, NY. Post 0G6cs boz l,666.
Jan. SSH. iSs5-1y.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
NoTIcE j. hereby giren that ih- under
~ signed ha- been appointed administfs
'or Of The estate ol Pilhp H-rberir. islr o.
Duboi county, deceased. Said estate T.
supposed 10 h- solvent.
AUGUST LITSCHGI, sdm'r.
June l7fh. Is65-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-06-24

vUvH T. undersigned, Jurors. duly summoned
= 10 hold IN inquest on the body Of per-
son found in Paioka river, on June 9. 1865,
make this our report: The name OF the de-
Icessrd was John Senny; he wss . cripple.
having both legs smputsted below the knees
enc was about sixteen years Of sge. and Of
a light complexion. and we Judge that ne
came 70 his death by voluntary drowning.
committing suicide. He hsd nothing on he
person but shirt. We found HE clothes
snd psir Of srufcisl legs on the creek
bank. HE hat and pocket comb were in
his pants pocket. No other property was
found with him
Signed this 9th day OF June. 1865
August Litschgi II. B. Edmonston
8. Kuebler c. Doaoe
jos. Tsoxler John Erny
Il. Beck, Jos Friedmsn
John Mann Jos Brosemer
John May Jos Ecksnfeis.
tvuo copy.
CHARLES KRAUS. Coroner II. q.
JpDa IN 1A65-Jw.
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN
THIRD SERIES,
S2SO.OOO.OOO.

DY authority of the Secretary Of ihe
ID Treasury. the udersiened. the General
Subscription Agent for the ssle Of Uoted
States Securities. offers 70 the public lss
third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing sss.
en- and three-ieaths per cent. interest -
sunurn. known a the
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-06-24
80 l. d 4 n.

: These nos-s are issued under date oi July
Is. 1885,, and are payable three years from
that date in currsucs. or sre convertible q,
the option Of the holder into
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-06-24

justices, Blamks.
4 GOOD supply of Justices' Blanks con
"a stsnsly on hand end for sale low q the
COURIER OFFICE.
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s. L. WILSON.

s. L. WILSON,
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON,
HAS Permsnently located in Jssper; he
II is ready st ell boun TO attend and re-
spond 10 calls.
Particular atssntion 70 Chronic Disssses.
Office fSr the present With A J. Beckett,
Esq. June s4,h 1867.
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Nosross " great variety. - Bought low
--- ~ r. jos. FnEApsAn.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-06-24
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH:
SCRATCH. SCRATCH. SCRATCH.

WHEh IUN'S OIN UEN
WILL Cure The Itch 10 -
~ ITCH On II cures the Prairie Isch
AZ IWsbssh Scrstches, and Ssit
Nash EhmAJR Rheum. Ulcers. ChiIbIains.
Vn-.SZ and al Eruptions Of the skin
<@ Price 50 cts.
Beware Of Lotions and Washes which vii
not remove the disease. By sending 50 css.
10 JOHN d. PARK. Cincinnati. O. it will
Be forwarded BY mail. free Of Postage. % any
part Of the country.
Sold ia Cinciansti, q Wholesale. by
JOHN d. PARK.
WEEKS & POTTER. Boston, Mass. Pro-
prietcrr.
Juno i0lb, lS65-6m.
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CO. AupIToRs ANNUAL REPORT.

nNHE County Auditor submit 70 the
j Board. the folio wing report Of receips
and expences on account Of Dubois county
from the lst dsv Of June, 1864. 10 the 3lsl
dsy Of MAY, 1866. both dsyr inclusive.
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0 l. ID J + L L
Captured at Last.

NOTICE y hereby given, 70 holisrr oi
~ County Orders. thai there j. money il
me Treasury 81 Dubois county. Indiana, 70
redeem all orders drswu upon The same, III 81
have been presented for payment; iha. were
issued prior 10 NJ. 1919. which hears d-te
December The 9Ih, 1864 And thar the in
'erest on said orders ~ill be stopped .. thi-
date
0 resent them ct the Office on Saturdays, as
hist 10 The day that will attend ~ nv Of
flee. f.. STEPHENSON. I. II ..
June 10th. lS6j-6w
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-06-24

Total $76 21l "a
After exhusiing the funds on hands there
will be % 70 the 3lsl day Of Nay. 1865, or
dsrs outst standing the: have been presented
10 the amount Of IS. 085 90. with interest
bssidss quite : number Of unpresented
orders.
All OF which is very respectfully submitted
r. STEPHENSON, r. d. c.
June 18th, iS66-4w.