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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-25

wbea lived snong th~ Caccss- To-
diane. (.ys q ,r.veler. held consultation
with one Of the chiefs respecting he sisge-
Of their proyr-.s in The srs of civilized life-
snd among Other ihinrs he Informed me that
Il their start they mad, great uis'skr--
thew only senr their boys 70 school These
BOY. came home inseiligsns. but they mar
risd un.ducsied and urcvilTzet wives; and
the uniform result w.s ihe children we're III
like their moshen- The father soon lost ~
in,er.., both in vie and in children And
now. sid he. if we wcnH sdcrate but ons
rlsss of onr children. &c shnuId choose 'he
girls. for ~her they become mothers. the-
educate 'hsir ems. Thisi. the point. snt i
/. true No nation rsn become ful'- -.
jlightenrs ~hen mothers sre NOT qualified q
di.ch.rrs The dn'ies OF hnn- work af sSBrs
ltio-. Parents. give your daughters. . ~si
as rour cons. the best education 10 you
power.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-25

A certain good nsiussd old Vermont farm
preserved his constant good nature. lss Whist
would turn no. s.I- sr
One dsv ~hiIe the blsck tongue prevailed
in that state one Of bic men came in BRING
iag the news ,hst one Of bic rcd oxss wss
dssd. rs her ssid the old man; swell.
be ALWAYS vss breechy cuss. Take III. hiJs
of snd carry !, down 70 Fletcher's; J, sill
bring cssh-. An hour or 90 sfser~.ri ~.
nan came hack With the sews thsl cline
back and his mate were both dead. "Are
|thsvr said tho old man: well took thrm
Iof B 20 save : bsd debt that never
expected 70 get. Take the hides down 70
Fle,chsrs's. they viii bring the cash
After The lapse sf another hour the man
csme back to tell him the nigh brindls VS.
dead. 'Is her said the old man. well. he
wss good old OK
Take on his hide and send Il down to
Flstehsr's. u will bring more than two fths
s,hers. Hsrsupon HE wife, Who wss pr
ous soul. taking upon hesseif The Office q
El.phsz, reminded her husband very severe
,IIv Of b,s s;ss, end ssksd him II he was NOT
sways bic loss wss the judgment q heaven
Tor HE wiekednsss. - ilr said the fellow;
swslI,if they will iskc the Judgement 10 cat
lie il 10 the sssiest ~sy lean psy IT,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-25

FRfsH CoRs The YEAR Rorsn-Dr-
Rowe. Of Lsncsster- Penn. has invented
snd patented : plsn for providing green corn
for the table The year round. He pIucks
green corn. and wiihOu, d>priviug !, Of i's
milky iu:re or taste. keeps il il state ol
heshps. and preservation ready for boiling
., any season. HE process is described ia
his claim:
What I claim 40 nv discovery and inven
lion - The new srt and process Of pressrv
ing green corn in the ear, By extracting
the pish or heart Of the cob and sessoainl
and drying the inside Of the cob % rapid,
Is the outside. for preserving the virtues sn'
juice Of the grsis and preventing the col
lecsing oi mould or ssrrutiOn. . hsrsin De
scrib Cd, snd for the purposes sss forth
A Lancaster paper sys Mr. Rose y pre-
psring convenient machines. not larger shs'
those used for pairing spples. BY xh'eh ever
houss-xesper can in one evesing. prePs
ten o. fifteen bushels o. corn for bic owI
use --Rarsl New YORKER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-25

The Presidents Latest Appearance
in his Highly SaccerstuI Role y
Tite Barnacls-Gcn. Grants AbiIi-
" to Make Peace on the Basis cl
the Union
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Our G-ea. Peril.

The qnsstion cf The fnsrers y. undouhf-
rdlv. ne great one n 10 ~opr.rv = the
pressr, 'im. Th. ~ Y TrihsD- ~s'ls a.
tsn,ior "a this snhi~-r N ,o~ss ~ irh should
srr.ss she s,ren niion ~ sll. hBf especially ol
,ho.. Who s-e in sn'h~-i'r. sni ~ whon. u
!, IN. the fn.ncsI difficulties which ,hr.s'-
~ - the country must be svsr'ed- SAYS
the Tribu,e:
To dsv. on> million ioll.-s in coin ~ii'
buy ,wn MILLIONS Of II 8 bonds. p.vsble n
rnin zen yss-. hsnre ~i:h iufr-es. q Eve
psr cent rer snnur u csher wrrds; who-
ever ~ill lend nur Grvernrsent one million
dollar. Il, sp>~is wFiI 'srsive therefor one
hun cred ,hnr~srd dollsrs ~ coin psr an
nun and two millions u the clo~s ~ ten
millions " ~ for : ic.n of ons
million ten wears. And - sdvsr'ise our ~sn'
cf faith r want Or riurk Nv sctnsi'v prefer
ring 20 horrc~ morer u ~ interest OF :. 60
psr cent psy,ble in our Gcvernment psss'
pavsble in solid cash Il not this the SANS
:, saving that we d. not expect 70 sse shs
rebellion put down This yesr. c,do not mesr
thereupon 70 rssume rsvmsnii How cor
" s.k Tho outside world 20 have mrr'
fifth 10 us than we seen % hsvs vursslves
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fryWhy " the first chicken like fore.
mss,i because Il is just before the main
hstch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-25

ora negro wss married 20 white wo-
ms \ !. 81. Paul : fev days sisse BY ;ns-
,ics Of the peace, Catholic and Pso'essass
cIersymsn having 'rsfsssd V perisfa 80
ceremony. rw
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Capt. J. M Lennon and the Gath Regt

CAMP 24rH RKGr. IsD. Wv IrFrY.l
MoKcAszA. La. Nov. %. 1864.
Az meeting Of the fficsrs Of the 24ih
R~rt. Ind. Vet. Vol. Infantry. the follow.
ing rec unions were adopted:
whereas, Capt John u Lennon has ten.
dered hi- resignation - an off :er OF our
regf. which resignation has been accepted,
therefore Resolved.
L.. That having been Intimately sssocis
ted with him in the camp and in the field
for the past three wears. we can cheerfuly
testify 20 hi- bravery ~ soldier. end hi'
courteous AMI gen'-m,nly conduct ss On Of
fcer and 40 a man.
2i That whilst we thus appreciate bis
good qua ali,ies. it is with sincere regret that
we sever the connection that has existed be
tween us.
81. THAT in parting. he bears with hin
our wnrmest and best wishes for his future
prosperity, success and happiness, In Whist
ever feld 81 labor he may devote his energl
and ability
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Grwhy % pIonesn 60 before The army
To sxs ,he ~sy.
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w r Spicely, Col 24'h Ind.
A w Gray. Surg Gath Ind
BJ Summers. Capt Co |
+ Roberts. L, Co K
J NJ Taylor, Capt Co B
w 8 Pollard. Capt Co x
Dnmsn Fisher. 1t Co G
w A Stewart, Ii Co B
w s McGowen, 1st 1t Co E
T N Gootee, 1t Co !
M Robbins, Capt Co +
Chas G Brooks, Cap, Co q
w II Pcssy, Ii r Q M
Henry H Lee, 1t snd sct'g Adjt
Geo Il Merchant, 1t Co II
Samuel M Smith, lst Ii Co d
James ii Smith, Cap: Co Q
"A g 0sens, Band Master.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-16
4uttrg.
from the Memphis sulletin.l
TIE CONFEDERATE DEAD.

AnD OONrh UhAD.
The graves Of our hsroes-ah | gather bright
flowers,
And strew them in beauty around the cold
Aye, scatter their freshness Ger brave ones
departed,
Their sunshine will tighten deaths darkness
and gloom.
The graves of our heroes-my sad tears are
falling
For loved ones that slumber beneath the
green sod;
They sleep their last sleep, and we would not
disturb them
They rest from their cares in the bosom of
God.
The stars nightly rolling keep watch Ger the
Brave martyrs who bled for their country and
home
Aad DER the broad earth there's no vigil SO
holy
Shine on, stars Of heaven, in your clear
vaulted domei
xourners around me--this world full Of sad
would I could give from such woe some
relief
But, stricken ones, know you, that whom the
he ehast'neth with sorrow and trouble and
grief.
Mother, fond mother oh, cease thy sad weep.
ingi
Distress Is but with'ring thy tear.moistened
cheek,
While thine eye has grown dim with the dew
that e'er fills it,
And life to thee now is all lonely and bleak.
Sister, who knesl'st at the grave of the lost
one,
And pray'st that the soul Of thy brother be
blest-
He hears thee and far from yon world comes
whisper
That tells thee his spirit hath flown to its rest.
He fought for his hearthstons and died for
his country,
While far from his home was his blood rsshly
spent;
But ere the fierce bsttle-din crowded around
him
His form to his God in devotion was bent.
Father, bowed down with the stern weight
of sorrow,
Bereft of thy boy in his life's golden year,
Mourn not, for thou'st giv'n him to glory I'M
dying
His nams will forever to memory be dear.
Bright patriot maiden, all hopeful and trust
ing,
Hard was it that death came thy young love
to crush
Thy brave hero died when his banner was
conquered,
Yes, died ere he'd meet thee With shame and its
blush!
when twilightis mantling the world with its
stiffness,
And sad hours of m%using steal in with the
night,
I think Of the loved ones in far distant regions, |
And to their lone graves doth my soul take
its fight.
Alb, should we not raise to their mem'ry so
holy,
A glorious monument, fitting and meet7
Let the church be the tomb, and its prayers
the bright flowers
That send up their fragrance to Heavens
mercy-seatl
Well kneel at the altar where God loves the
suppliaut,
Plying the soul that from sorrow hath bled,
And we'll ask that His love and His o'erfow.
ing mercy
Forever may bless the Confederate Dead
INoAs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-16
The Widow Of william Nv.

Few Royal personages have Defended
to the tomb more worthy the respect and
love Of the English nation than the cou,
sort Of the "Sailor King" the Queen
Dowager ADELAIDE, who died in Decem.
Der, I849. She was no less noble 10
quality than in station; her charities we're
extended throughout the kingdom, and
beyond il and at her death it was duly
said that "her deeds were her best cpl.
tsph." Her quiet and u~nosteutstious
character may be inferred from the fol-
lowing last directions for her funeral,
written 10 November. 1871:
IL die 10 oil humanity, knowing well
that We are all alike before the throne Of
God; and / request, therefore, that my
mortal remains Be conveyed to the grave
without any pomp or state. They are 70
be moved to 81. Georges chapel. Wind
cor. where / request to have ss private
and quiet Q funeral as possible.
al particularly desire not TO be laid out
In state. and the funeral TO take place by
daylight: 20 procession. the coffin TO be
carried BY sailors to the Chapel.
II die 10 peace. and wish to Be car
ried 10 the tomb in peace, and free from
The vsnities and pomp Of this world.
II request not 70 be dissected. nor en-
bslmed; and desire 70 give - little
ss possible"
"ApELLHpE."
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A Patriotic Family.

The Harrisburg Telegraph Of Thurs
day morning July Goth, says eve were
this merning favored with visit from a
brave soldier named John Won Rodd, OF
Company A, 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry
who his here awaiting the arrival of his
regiment, to be discharged. Mr.. Won
Rodd is German, and a son of William
Henry Won Rodd, ESQ.,, of Butztown, Pa
the father is eighty-nine years of age,
and has lost nine sons, in the war for the
Union. Eight of these were killed in
battle, and the other died of starvation,
in the rebel prison pens at Salisbury
While prisoner, the son last referred to
actually ate his right hand, so great was
his hunger. John, from whom we have
obtained our information, is the tenth and
youngest of the brothers. and he bears
the scars of eight wounds received in bat
tie. He, too, was for time prisoner
at Salisbury, aud was only released at the
close of the war. His recital of the treat
ment of the starving prisoners fully con-
firms all the accounts that have heretofore
been published of the Southern barbarism
under which our men suffered Upon
inquiry, we learn from other sources that
Henry William Won Rodd, the father of
the ten heroes, has for many years been
one of the most highly respected citizens
of Butztown. Is there another man in
the world who has sacrificed more sons
upon the altar of our country than this
sged German 2"
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

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so combined with other substances OF st
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Skin Disease, Pimples, Pustules, Botches
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The Washington Chronicle says =
"Therc is no truth in the report in clrcu-
lation in some parts of the country that
the five dollar note of the national banks
has been counterfeited. After the first
iu.talmcnt of notes had been issued to
some five or six of the banks first organ
lied, a slight change was made in some
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plates of the five dollar note, which ac-
counts for the variation now seen between
the first issue ahd Subsequent ones
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COMMUNICATED.
Pulmonary Consumption Curable Dis
ease ~
4 CA K d.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been restored to
health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread di-
seasc Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fcllow-sufferers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send opcy
of the prescription used Gree of charge, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COLDS,
CoUGHs, &c. The only object Of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to bene-
fit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
Kings County,
New Yrok
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U. 5. Internal Revenue.

Notice is hereby given, that the Lists
and Enumerations of Incomes, Licenses,
Carriages, Gold Watches, and Silver
Plate, for Divisions, No, 9, 10, IL, (Mon-
roe Co.. will remain open for examina-
ton, and for the purpose of receiving ap-
peals relative to any erroneous or exces-
sive assessment, at the Office of John N.
Stokes, Asst. Assessor, Stroudsburg, for
the space of ten days from the date hereof.
Appeals must be made in writing, and
specify the particular cause, matter, or
thing respecting which decision is re-,
quested; also the ground or principal of
error complained Of
SAMUL OLIVER.
Assessor, 11th Dist. Pa.
Easton, Pa, June 20, 1855.
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Auditors Notice.

Estate Of PHILIP SCHRADER, de-
ceased.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court Of Monroe County, tO
make distribution Of the funds in the
hands of Peter Yeisley, surviving Execu-
tor, &c. of Philip Schrader, deceased, will
attend to the duties of his appoint
ment on Friday, the 18th day of August
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Prothon-
otary's Office, in Stroudsburg, at which
time and place all persons interested in
said fund, will make known their claims
or be forever debarred from coming in for
a share of said fund.
THO. NJ. McILHANEY, Aud.
July 20, 1865.
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AR REED.

At the Lutheran Parsonage, in Hamilton,
Aug 5, by Rev. Henry Seifert, Mr.. John
Haas, of BushkilI, Northampton County, Pa,
and Miss Catharinc Applebach,. of Chesnut-
hill, Monroe County, Pa.
At the NJ. Parsonage, Stroudsburg, on
Tuesday, Aug. s, by Rev. w. Paxson, Geo.
5. Kennedy, and Susan Jane Clark, both of
Middle Smithfeld
On July oath, by the Rev. F. Illman, Mr..
Barnet Snyder of Jackson, and Miss Susanna
Singer of the same place.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
SEXES.

A Reverend Gentleman having been re-
stored to health in a few days, after under
going all the usual routine and irregular
expensive modes of treatment without success
considers it his sacred duty TO communicate
to his afflicted fellow creatures the means OF
cure Hence, on the receipt of an addressed
envelope, he will send (free) copy of the
prescription used. Direct to Dr. John NJ.
Yagnall, I8G Fulton Street. Brooklyn, Nav
Dork
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a New Cattle Disease.

An exchange says that a new worm disease
is raging among the cattle in different
parts of Pennsylvania The worms get on
the back Of the cattle and eat their way into
the flesh. The animals are greatly troubled
with the affiiction, and roll over the grass
as though in great agony. Sometimes,
while grazing. they start off suddenly and
run wildly over the meadows as though
suffering intensely.
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Bel. Del. R. R,

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Belvidere Delaware Railroad was held
at Trenton a few days since The following
persons were elected Directors for the en-
suing year: Robert F. Stockton. Edwin A.
Stevens. Richard Stockton, Ashbel Welch,
Chas. Sitgreaves, Geo. N Robson, Lew
10 Perrne, and Benjamin Fish.
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The contest in Kentucky last week was
very animated aud arduous one, and it
is believed that the State has been carri
ci in favor Of the Constitutional Amend
ment abolishing Slavery. In Tennessee
the majority of the Congrcssmcn will pro
baby be Union men. Many districts have
been but partially heard from. In the
Nashville district a rebel is reported as
elected by large majority.
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administrators Nntife.

Estate of WILLIAM co VEYot Cool
Jaugh Township, deceased.
Letters of administration in the above
named estate, late of the township of Cool.
baugh, Monroe County, deceased, hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
SYDENHAM WALTON,
July 13, 1865. Administrator
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The London correspondent of the New
York Times says that the demand for the
surrender of the officers and crew Of the
Alabama, which had been SO pointedIy
refused by Earl Russell, has been renew
ed by Nr. Adams in terms SO decided that
the Palmcrston government is sorely PER
picked.
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NOTICE.

The Directors of the Stroudsburg Mills,
have directed that ten dollars on each
STARE Of the Capital Stock, shall be paid
into the Treasurer on or before the 5th
day Of August next.
c. D. BRODHEAD, Treasurer
Stroudsburg, July 27, 1865.
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A dispatch from Cairo statss that Ma
tsmOras is to be occupied by $4,000 In
Perial troops as an army Of observation TO
watch the movements of our forces Oh
tbs side OF the Rio Grande.