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Daily national Republican., 1865-12-27

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Between rour.snd.s Half and Sixth streets,
WASHINGTON, DO.
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MERCHANDISE,
BANK NOTES,
SPECIE,
JEwRLRY, &C.,
To every town and village in the Middle, New
England, and Western States, and Canada, and,
in connection at Lynehbnrg and Richmond, Va,
with the
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
is sasblsd to reach all points 10 the
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Our iaciltie. are uuequallsd, and all business
entrusted to will be attended to faithfully and
promptly.
For terms and all other information apply at
once, to rs. sMITH,
no25-u Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-27

orrIcEs;
SI AND 2lo Pennsylvania AVENUE.
noyA
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-27

As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies
Of the Company will bo extended to other States,
Of which due notice will be given.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13

resented by their families; aud the family
of General Lee are understood to be still in
their home on Clay street near the Davis
mansion. The large foreign population,
and particularly the Germans, very numer-
Gus in Richmond, who have all along been
more than suspected Of 'Unionism,' y were
blazing out into demonstrations of delight
at the change ofaifairs, as were also the ne
groes to whom the recent confederate policy
of putting them in the field was anything
but palatable. About the fine residences in
Broad, Clay, and Franklin streets, there
reigns profound quiet, and there seems to
be no reason to doubt that order will soon
and easily be restored in Richmond, if wise
measures are taken in dealing with the re-
manning population.
There are excellent hotel accommodation:
in the city if there were anybody there
fitted to keep hotel, and steps should at
once be taken to prepare the rebel capita
for an influx of northern visitors with the
! fine spring and summer weather There
will be general and legitimate desire tC
visit this now world-famous capital, and ;
wholesome stream Of prosperity under thC
old flag will, perhaps, more rapidly ''cleanst
the Augean stables than any other instru
mentality. Z.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13

ted States Democratic Convention, that
was called together by Gov. Wickliflc, of
Kentucky, would have decided, had i'll
come together to deliberate and act in the
event that those in authority suppressed
elections and decided by proclamation to re-
main in power
o. The Judge Advocate here quoted
from the 10th Article of the Ritual of the
o. S. L., Whenever the officials to
whom the people have entrusted the power
of the Government shall refuse to admins
ter il in strict accordance with its constitu
ton, and shall assume and exercise power
or authority not delegated, it is the inhe-
rent right and imperative duty of the pco-
pie TO resist said officials, aud if need be,
expel them by force of arms. Such resist
ance is not revolution, but is solely the as
sertion Of right. Is that doctrine to
which you subscribe
A. That is the old American doctrine of
jefferson, Resistance to tyrants is obedi-
ence to God" 1t is the old doctrine of
every American citizen, and is the doctrine
Of the Democratic party from the first.
q. How were they to resist the author
A. That was q question never discussed.
Q. Was it understood in the order?
A. 1t was not understood, because the
contingency had never approached near
enough for discussion.
@ Do you claim that the Government
was being exercised in accordance with the
/. Constitution
A. Ny speeches, of late, are all the 9th.
er way; but never carried out my opinions
, into positive action.
: O. Do you believe in the general prnci
, pies, that when the authorities exercise
powers not delegated, that they aic to be re
moved by force Of arms
f A. As an abstract right do; but nev
= er believed that the contingency had arrived
t But these are the principles, presume, Ell
tertained by every member of the order, a
, well as every Democrat and every American
: citizen. But | understand that ever
American citizen has the right to entertain
! any opinions, provided he does not carr
j them into action.
@. Are you at present the Surrem
: Commander of the Order of Sons of Liber
= ty?
= a. / do not 50 regard myself, for | con
It slider the organization rs at an end, an
Il have done so substantially since the Chica
n 90 Convention,
If Q. Has there been any successor to tn
|; office appointed ?
n Q. Did you communicate to the Fcderi
o authorities the fact that there might b
r trouble at Camp Douglas at the time of tn
Convention
h A. never heard Of anything of tn
!. kind till months attcrward; not till the al
y rests were made.
y The Judge Advocate read telegram t
the Commission from Judge Advocate Ger
D. eral Holt, deciding that rebel prisoners {
v war cannot be transported from their pli
in ces Of confinement to be used as witnesse
ID in the present case.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
L of Holmes county and state OF Ohio, | Will
oiier for sale at public auction,
On the 5M day Of .NaN 4. ID, 1865,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock y. NJ. and 5 o.
clock L. NJ. of said day, upon the premises, the
county OF Holmes and state OF Ohio, to-wit =
Being fractional lot thirty four, OF quarter
township one, township nine, OF range eight OF
the tract OF land set apart Tor satisfying war
rants for military services, containing nfty
acres. Also a part of lot seven, section one,
township nine, OF range eight, contain ming nine
and fifteen hundrcdths Of an acre. Also part
OF lot six of section one, township nine in range
eight, containing fourteen and thirty hun
dredths OF un acre. Also "a part Of seven, sec
ton, township and range aforesaid, containing
six and twenty -four hundredths OF an acre; eN-
cept Two acres aud six hundrodths of an acre
sold Oft to Jane Lock hart heretofore. Also lot
number eight, in the first quarter ofthe ninth
township, in the eighth range, of the tract APP
propriated Tor satisfy ing warrants Tor military
Services, containing one hundred acres, more
! or less; except a corner ON the northwest cor
npr of said lot lying north of the road, supposed
To contain uHs half acre, heretofore sold to John
nine. in the first quaster of the ninth township
in the eighth range, OF the tract apportioheu iol
satisfying warrants for military services, con-
tanning fifty acres, more or less. All oi tnt
above described tracts of land subject TO the
| Iincumbrance of the support of Jane l.ocknart
| Sr, widow OF Alexander LOc<hurt, deed, given
TO her therein by his last VIII ana testament lo
support and maintenance during her natura
! life, except the first above described tract @
land, containing titty acres.
| Appraised at all62O ul. -, -
third in one year. and one-third in two years
from the day ofsi,le with interest; the payments
to be secured by mortgage on me premses SOFA
Administrator of the estate of Albert Lock
| hart, deceased.
| April q, lo65-piS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13
Administr,,tor's sale.

ON the - day of April, A.. D., 1865, ut one
door of the Court House, in the town of Mill
ersburg, will he sold To the highest bidder, the
following real estate, ms the property of John
Stifiier, deceased, to-wit: In Lots in the town
of Renton, in the County of Holmes, Ohio
known and designated as In Lots number IL
IT and is, and subdivision Out Lot number I, in
Abraham Mast's addition to the town OF Ben
ton aforesaid, also the equitable interest o
the said John Stifiier, deceased, to part OF out
Lot number 10 situate in the said town OF Benz
ton in the said County of Holmes, Ohio.
Terms of sale, one-third cash In hand, one
third in one year and one-third in two years
from day of sale with interest, 10 be secured by
mortgage ON the premises as ordered by said
court. j. II. PAINTER.
no wi-lsSS Administrator,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS OF
j Hoimes county viii hold meetings for the
examination OF teachers OF common schools as
g. In the town of Mllersbnrg, on the 25th day OF
March IN ihe m town T OF DIV WeinSsberg on the ist
Sth; in Millersburg ON the 22d of April and 8tlt
of May, 1863 Each male applicant is required
by the new school law to pay 81 cents, and each
Applicants not known to the Board will be
required to present certitiGates Of character.
Rs-The above statement shows the times and
places Mt which ENami nations of Teachers will
be held for the summer schools.
We wish to say To Tenchers that the ENamin-
no other. Examinations Will commence pre-.
cisely at 10 o'clock each day and no applicant
will he admitted for examination after that
time.
In addition to the common branches appli-
cants will he examined to their method of
fmchimg ana capacty TOR goyernimf @ ana mana ma
do well 10 prepare themselves in OrthnGraphy,
as no certificate Will be granted to amy person
who is not thoroughly acq uainted with this very
important branch of education.
Teachsrs mad better prepare, not only IN Or
we deem 1t expedient to raise the standard as to
qualifications. Much complaint has been made
and fault found with the Examiners for grant
| ing certificates to incompetent Teachers, which
has been the case In n few instances Mt the ear
nest request of school directors who complained
of scarcity OF Teachers. Hereafter no ccrtif-
cate will be granted except upon thorough ex-
animation.
! teaching for some length of time before apply :
/ ing for n certificate, expecting the Examiners to
ante-date their certificates. This will not be
dOue In any case hereafter and Ii Directors
employ Teachers who have no certificate they
do So at the risk of paying them for their servi-
ces out of their own pockets: -
/ JAS. L. RICHESON
l ...... JOHN s. ORR,
\ Board Of School Examiners.
March ID lSB5-wS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13
Notice i'm Divorce.

EIIzAnErn pouGLAss,l In Court Of Common
VS.. Pleas OF Holmes Co, o.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS In Divorce.
V'HE SAID WILLIAM DOUGLASS, whose
i residence is unknown to the said plaintiff.
will take notice that the said Elizabeth Doug
lass did on the 2lth day of February, A. u. 1865.
file her Petition in the office of the Clerk of tho
Court of Common Pleas within and for tho
county Of Holmes and state of Ohio, charging
the said defendant with wilfull absence for
more than three years last past, without any
Just cause or provocaton therefor on the part OF
the said plaintiff and asking that she may be
divorced from thesaid William Douglass, which
Petition will be for hearing at the next term o!
said Court.
ELIZABETH DOUGLASS,
BY NooRHEs REED, her Atty's.
March I'd, lS65-w7pfs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13
Aleu- advertisements.
NOTICE
TO
Township Assessors.

The Township Assessors of the several town
ships Ot Holmes county, Ohio, will meet ut the
Auditors Oflicc, In Millcrsburg,
On Monday, April nth, 1868,
nt one o'clock, =. NJ, for the purpose of receive
iuu their Books, Blanks ana instructions.
JOHN WE1rMAN, Auditor.
April 18th, 1855.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne Il Chicago R. X.
Trains Going west.

on and after Dec. 18th, 1854, Trains Will leave
STATIONS daily, sundays accepted, as follows
(Trnin leaving Chicago at $50 =. NJ leaves dailyJ
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13
Samuel Stirlen's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been duly appointed and qualified al
Administrator of the estate of Samuel Stirlen,
late of Holmes county, Ohio deceased.
April8, lS65.-w3. MARTIN V. SrIRLEN.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13

The barber, who was a genuine African,
remarked that it was the happiest day OF his
life, and that he could now go down the street
smoking cigar, which act would have cost
him fifteen lashes the day before. During
the day, crowds Of negroes could be seen
about the street corners enjoying the luxury
of smoking cigars, Of which they had been
deprived by the black code of Petersburg. -
Therdeliverers, especially the negro soldiers
were the objects Of the utmost Ii berality OF
the part of these negroes, who shared witt
them whatever they possessed.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13
GENERALLEE IN PETERSBURG.

General Lee was in Petersburg on Satur.
day and Sunday until the evacuation, and
appeared very much agitated and frettull,
and evidently dcspondent at the uufayorable
condition Of affairs. The fighting was main
ly under the personal direction of Longstrcet
In Ambrose p Hill, who was killed in the
action of Saturday, he lost valuable lieu
tenant, which aided materially in depressing
his spirts
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13

f. II. MYERS, Gcn. Ticket Agent.
JNo. McGtLL, Agt Orrvillc.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13

In every variety of color, style and price. My
Cloths CassimcreS and Vcstings are of French
English and American Manufacture all which
/ will make to order III the latest style and best
manner.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-13
Of the City---Dc-
struCtiye Eires--uasty Eyacu-
alton of the PiaCe--The Bat
Ties of fMOnday--Lee tn Peters
burg. and how he Acted.

Ills Line of Retyeot and Grants Pursuit
Ptobabit,t,es ofHs Escape--A Stand to
be Nude ut Brkcsrile- Generals .Sher-
man and .Stoneman Corporations, &c.
fC,nrresnnndence Of New York Worldl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01


VA curious Instance of negro dssips
enc fsckisssness trsaspired several a..
sgo sf'hs front In the army Of the Po,o.,.
\ = couple q men, fired On BY 90 ussses u.
com !ssnced csusiousIy 'prospscuss .,s..d
ano presently perceived By the RI .ctio. !,
'ne moonlight. : couple Of riass th,..s -.
- .'0w o 90 abandoned infsntry breast.
J" 49,: s''e'.' hundred ysrds 10 their rsss.
sss@y moving around. they made !
snsses with drawn ssbrss. which rssul,.6 !,
'"s csp's'e q two sssrsss. Thsy were
"sFeasd on 70 corps hssdqusrsers uodsr
so.rd. ed wiI probably b hung.
no'n Of thss wore 9Th corps bslrss.
nc stated shsts rebel captsia had promised
CO" 0ssdsoms som--ssa o. iwsay del.
srs-f0' every Yankee they killed Il ,hi.
manner. '-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

Nothing CO se mere sajust end outrage.
ous shaa that clause in The ssw Income ssz
- which ezempss froa isxssiess ssdss !,
'hose che are 10 the civil end milhssy or
viee o. the United States 10 other words,
Nc once hoIders srs eres'ed : privileged
s'sss The nsabsr q Csssrsss. With bic
ssissy Of $s6DO; ne psssasssss. wish bic
salary q - 900. and the collector u cue.
'ous. 9th bio sslsry 81 $4,000. ssd the
president of the Usised esssss. wish Ais ssI.
~ q $z5 900. 40 % opsy 90 tax; 30, every
'ssssss. ever nsehssie. sod svssy slsrk. l
she hssa pisssses svss $6oo. = ,szsd eposI
:. The Isssss - osly ~ their s~s ssxss.
'ss have e beer the borden q me exsnptI
'isss- a veisht = Isid. upoa sevsry for
- esss6t 81 The rish aad .psvssssi- Isl
here sav go 80 ssiII dsrs ds1ssa n :
isesislsssisa -siaeisnsd Esquisss, n,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

MICRO SuFvRAeE ~ MianEsorA. An
act for amesdisg the constitution Of Ma
nssosa g . % allow negross 70 vote has
been passed By The Legislature 81 tha, state.
The smsOdnest must Be- ratified 81 the
people before tski,g effect. The numhsr
Of ssgross IN Mlosssots. q the Isst census.
v's sve hundred ssd 6hv niss. ss ~hem
$50 Least, ~ss Engaged with shs IslIsus
= busehssing white people. N ptN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

GA Scotch minister wss once busy ct.
se''z'"s bic yossg psrishiossrs before the
eossTessaon. when hs put the ususi 6rss
adsssiss 70 : stout girl. vhoss father ksps !
public house. "whst i your zane !. NJ
reply. The ssssiios hsvisg sssn repeated.
shs girl replied. -Nons q your 6us,r NJ,
Minister. - kss ny ssss vssl ssssrA,
DE no ~ whes - cone ss our houss o.
sighs.Bsl bring Nc some sIsw Tee en-
g'sgasion forgetting he ,sssssdssss q shs
''sse. we're In brssd grin. ssd he or.
'ss looked dsResrs. aasaf ai.1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

0Nvsds having tssoms sssss, -
nsve nine serrI'e'iss nov ossssised .,d
'sp'oy g'o~i"g in's new sss,ss-vis: Al.
.sos' C'loesdo. Osesssh. Tdaho. N ,o,sn.
Nsor'.ss' New Mexico. U'sh and wsshine
.'0' Thsrs is bin ps0diss IL congress
20 sno'As'. : tsosh ssrritery msds - %
PORTO % q Idsho, Dscosah and Nshsssks;
'dano 'oSrs : part q IL seu,hsasssrly .sr.
'i'ory. Dseotsh iss sou,h~ss,srIy per,leo
lns Nsorssks : slics Of its wsstsrn haIf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

k1Bsfsse Vice Precedent johnson lsis
HE hens iss washiuesoa, ssys 10 n suyhis
Bullssiss shs ssgrsss ef Nsshsills. wsI.sd
sses hin @ his housss ssd 10 bshsls q
sl'.mselvss ssd friends. vvsssntsS him si,b
das soidssssh, ~osth $40, ~. y . ~, W, \,
slvAI 7gaL .sssss vigr 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01


IA. EpfToR:-I; scene thst sons Or ~.
isad's Isssasd ui,s-s is Jour tsp~r. 4 s..
'esnssss = ssks themselves esn-pie nous
90 10 pss'ie mind. ~ sss.iIiug ~ rbs,.e.
's'' re'ssins 70 . esrssin ssvsri.sm.nt n
ysaf psper. Ms- Iasoxaiio's sriels in Won,
'ssse sf March 1Ish. 10 : Lvsdl. Of .o..
ssDss made up Of fsisshsod nearly ,br...A.
Cot. ssd msLss him look more riaie.lo.s !,
mo syes q the psbIis thss IL would b.vs
"sde me 70 hsvs publIshes The sdv.r,i...
@e'' he s'ys1.ss The .u,hor Of. Il. :,
's"'s nsme ssnisyisg unkno~a. bus A..
70 not . much Of . stranger - he wiyb,
SUPPOSE Asvs known HIN fos soms ve.,.
20 = least ever since the Morgan raid. md
: ~" give slight description Of him. soi
'as' others may be On their guard vh., kind
0' es"pssy they keep. In the frat place
- recently became . subscrihsr 10 N.
O'snsr. I-oppass TO have ss exeuse %
contribute % 10 columns. snd msy b. hsl'
s's-d not share equal with hi. p.nuriov.
subjects IN ihe extra No. you send 20 mi,
'mee- When snting his sIsnSerous s,,;.
''fshe hes = eestsin clique 10 csua.e Isnh.
~" ~s'is'n bsek on their dignity b. be.
ng hs'r 70 Southern properly while s.,kis.
@efe 10 good demand. He assume. ami. Il
-'e"' IN business. sDd seldom di-.lges any
y ms pisns~y-n 70 HE most intimate is:ssds.
'n'ess ne se's iissIs blue and isss % -.
'ae ssindls bin 10 horse swsp. and ~hen .
oesf soes % IN si'orney to got his animal :
Anoih-r usit peculiar TO his character /.
'hsn he talks in ,hoss s,ek-spsli-, he IL so,
NIKE isrgs threats % he h.s done ia ,
sssing ms liar, End one not seou. ,.s'L
10 hIm would think hin dangerous: ~, d
= sis imagined victim f.cs hun snd h. vill.
eppv like coward Other trsits Of ch.r. e
r e'1'e ee sno~s 10 lee the public kaev q
mo Tins Mr. incvgnits 10. but enough fe,Ib
BE- prsssnt- His threats relative 10 bring Ia
g No 10 justice is Ike sons slrssdy re-
ofsso. end V - Iitils csnssqseses he. g
sdsssiosd iroo vhss source ID cane. A.,lo
30 'ns' wiIi sry 20 injose heir nsishsyr,sIP p
hsssessrs' rhe I'sIssd >I.qns nee dss~ Ib
ne are isssjscss fos pushe contempt, sedI
'n ni:ht eOnbins shs venom of The lG
'-sP' - deprasi,y q the spider. ssd ,heI 10.
''as y tLs snail. and ysa would ne: h.vsld.
'"posi''os 20 fsru - iyv o. snsi,,p, In
'ise' - this (supposed) saknoan forgsr
WI. llosRsE- m
laELxso. March Al, 1915. Ib,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

sSssf insnos. sns fsiios svt-Iisrs have CONS
is'en 10 Ssr ssss.
Aecst the rsbsI prisons s.a our s.inura
there sn long.
Tt our ~rsiehed sss,s. sn< asrd.hrp. rrss,,
no enc can usderstsnd.
But hoo ~hs have endured this fate h,
Dixis's -uany land.
Nh@n esP'ur'd sy the ehivslry ~ thy
stripped ps 70 she kin,
Boz fs'Isd . give - bsrE again tho vsIue j,
pin.
Exeep ssns lousy reg. Of C.y. sisc.rd-s
~ th.ir band.
And ih-s e sr.u-~nerS .ur Pfisos lie IL Dir
s-'- sunny Is- d
With huss o. gs.rds surruundiss us. esoh
~ish . loaded qua,
W vere stst'sn~d 20 a. sp~n sIsis. o.
ps~et 10 rsin snd ssh;
No. 80 rree fs shelter us - ~ I.v ma.
she sssc;
Thss s'ss b. s;-i- great nums-ss died -
Dxe's Cursed lard
Tii' rss 'he ssi:y rvuiIn- 81 our fsrs ID sh,,
-srssh s.issn:
> sugar. - - eof.r there, q msrnias.
.'gha o. ason.
Bat s'"' u a-si. '.-urs cob sud IN. : q
ssrvsd - sv-rv me-,
A. - - ".
-anry Isad
- ssre b 'his pour rssi.a sosr reduced
a. ss'n sd ono.
-. . ''rg-ris ~.rv. .ti..s 10 worse than
sss'h y-s'.I.<n-
ih-fr 'ss-irr'is iSy- b-th sr<ist snd dsv. 4,
f.r 80 = ~sk - -isni.
IN crssh rsi'sv~c rh.ir sufi .ri- - u Dixi.,
snsay I.sd.
We pees survivors eft s.rs lrisd ty msny II,
threat ssd ts.ss.
II eessst the siss'sss Union cause and i,ip
the Rebel irib~;
is.Srl fs's - uers 10 leave The Place se
fet then untsrsrset 4.
We .eo's rs'hsr die than diserses our asr I,
IL D'zi.'s traitor I.ad.
Isss drsssy esys snd sixEas yss .s.ks and =
nonihs On rcIIsd.
Ussii shst happy time arrived When % vere q
al psso,ed; Y
We issdss q AnsspoIis. : ~rs.ehed Iook
isg ssnd. \
Bss slsd @ = slivs. ssd free from DIX. Y
sssay land b
ho~ hls : dream shcss dsys so~ sse.. ~
retrospective .isv.
- - rsssis cor sosssd strsneth. III drsss- !,
q is Usios blss; !.
ne ssss - sss sss bisssr fos shall sosl,h
hsve Iose 20 sssnS. !;
~s .h 30 = with Vengeance ssss ~ Il
DiAiss hated lssI- :,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

PsoSir o. Oslon CUlruas --Ms. Gsoyrs
W Weod'sll produced last yssr. from xix
ssres nssr Nsvtu'ypors. connsc,ieus. 2.ooo
Ssshe's q onions which hs cold stoi rs
. - 90 Per bsshsl. giving his elssr
p'sds - sbeui $4,000. cd yss d 80 Ius
bali crop fer good sssssn. glnroo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

oiD ASS LAsr.-At ihs tenth snnivey
sarv afshe Mssssehsss,,s Susd,, seboo
T-srA'rs' Csaveptien. held 10 Boston. o.
'hs 18th sil. tho feiIcving fact - selsset
= ore = 'hs ssesksrs. sd reported il a..
Ne~ YorI tBsp,ist) Chrouiri.:
4 grntIsmsn know q 10 tho seess.r. h.v
l'rx 'se'H'Iy vi-ised Wsshinssss 80 businss.
~'sh ne Pfssidsss. wss. 90 Leaving home,
'seqosssed By friend 10 sst Mr.. Liscols
~he'hsr hs iovsd Jesusf The businsss Be-.
~ eosplsisd the question wss Kindly
sstst- The Prssidsat bsrisd his face II
nc handkerchief. turned swsy and vest.
He then turned sod ssid. .Whss 1 lsfs
home 70 take the ehsir Of State, TSrscuss,sS
- eoussFynss % pray fsr -. q wss NOT
'hss Christian whss ~ 500 died. the
severes' trial o. nv life. vss not Cb,is.
ten. Bot when I ~sst y Gssysburs. sss|
locked q shs graves Of our essd heress
shs hsvs fsllss il tsfesse Of our essnsrv
shen sd thsrs essseersted svsslf ,oI
Dhr'''. Do love Jssus-yos BET your
soo's dol t'S
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

1Ths amount sppvop prisssi ~ sbs Is,s
essgFess fss shs purchase y cavalry sod
artillery hsrsss = svsaty 90 nillios q dol.
''"' and for the purchase d guspowdsr
snd lea. " millcns ed hsls Il dellsss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-01

t5An extsaslvs Trad % shs 0ovssn-
sens Ass juss bssss discovered II washlaa.
ssn; some 80 90 worth o. nasspsssssIon
s'chs,s having hSss pusIoiusd snG cold ~
ssvssts of the smployss nssAsfa sAsa