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DYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

Tt1 J. z. MCGUIRE q GU. AUctlOneerS.
NORTH 1, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AN0
FIFTEENTH FIGI STREETS WEST AT AUG
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 18th day of July, I
shall SELL in front of the premises at half past four
Court dated the 18th day of May, 1853 ratified and
confirmed by the Supreme Court of the District OF
ing described handsome building lots, viz
Lots numbered four and five in Square numbered
two hundred and eighteen, (als } having front OF
% feet inches on north 1, between 14th and 18th
streets west, running back with side alley to -
foot alley l42 feet inches
Terms One half cash balance in six months, the
purchaser to give note for the deferred payment,
bearing interest from the day of SALE and secured
to the satisfaction of the guardian.
Ali conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
ELIZA ANN DRAIN, Guardian.
Mcguire Il co. AuctA.
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vNANTED-A good COOK WASHER and
w 1RONER. None need apply unless they bring
good recomme ndations.. The best wages will be
paid. Apply at n. ACKER'S, $50 E street. cor
If "
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A YOUNG GIRL WISHES TO DO CHAM
IA berwork or general Homework in small fami
ly Call at 3O5 Sd street, between and SITS.
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CS0C WANTED-An enter risng young
tp0UV Man to engage in a well paying bust
dress BUSINESS Box $50 City Post ONCE, Wash
ingtOn. d. G. iy lI-3t*
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"ANTED-By a respectable girl, a SITUATION
w nurse or chambermaid, and also plain sew
ing. Has no objection to going travelling with
lady. Address Box "a, Star office. i've
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L,OR SALE-Corner Penna. avenue and 18th st :,
L a PHOTOGRAPH EsTABL1SHMENT,w with
factory reason given for selling. Apply immedi
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LNOR SALE-RESTAURANT in vicinity of rail
L road depot, doing good business. Bnilting,
together with stock fixtures and lease, Will I'D sold
on reasonable terms. Apply second door from cor
, ner G and North Capitol ST. jy IL linz
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NOR RENT-Three Unfurnshed ROOMS on the
i first floor, with kitchen attached, at No 800
Capitol Hill. Location is healthy and very near
the street cars jy l2-3t*
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EOR RENT-A well furnished BRICK HOUSE,
Il with six rooms, from now until the lst OF Octo-
second house east Of 9th St Inquire 2O5 Pa ave
nue. or ON the premises after o,clock. iy 12-3t
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WANTED-.;At the Fashionable Dress and Cloak
w Making Establishment, 403 9TH at. between
II and streets, 6 good sEAMSTREssES; also 2
good OPERATORS ON Wheeler & Wilson's Ma
chine. Good hands will find good wages and con.
slant cmployment iy l2-2t*
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WANTED-A good COOK; none but good one
w need apply. Inquire at No. 352 street, be-
tween Az and 9th streets, next to bath house. ,,
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XNANTED-An experienced female COOK and
w GIRL to do washing, ironing and chamber
work. For information apply at the Star office.
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WANTED--A good COOK, WASHER and
w IRONER; also H0USEKEEPER,o one who
understands cutting and fitting chidren's clothes
preferred. Apply after 5 p. nj. at No. 12s West
street, GEORGETOWN. jy ll-3t*
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NANTED-A first rate COOK, WASHER and
w IRONER;. one W no is industr ious, cleanly and
other need answer. To snch one So per month
will be given, Address Box 71o City Post Office.
iy I1-tf
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nor SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
i WILL Of a Grocery and Provision Store; now
doing good business, with lease of same and dwell
ing, containing rooms, and two cellars attached.
excellent stand for either drug or grocery store.
wish to leave the city. Inquire corner 18th and
l0-lWS
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WANTED.-A limited number of PUPILS for
w instruction on the Piano Forte. Best of ref
erences given. Apply at No. 52S H St., between
6tn and 7th SITS. mar l3-tf
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w ANTED Two able bodied discharged SOL
w DIERS of good character, and having com
petent knowledge of Army Cooking can obtain
permanent situations as Cook by applying to the
Governor of the Soldiers Home"
iy ~ tChrOn.
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DOR SALE-A rare chance for Confectiorcr or
Baker. Will sell one of the best establishments
in town, at a sacrifice. Reason for selling: i'll
health. Apply at 394 11th street, between the
hours of ii and r. and and p m. jy Bet
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XNANTED-A BILL HANGER and LOCK
w SMITH. IEduire of the undersigned at No.
Ala ID street, between 9th and eth streets.
~ lI-3tt JNO J PEABODY. I
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E'OR SALE CHEAP--Two small new BRICK
Il HOUSES on 9Th street, between n and north
Inquire of L. LAZENBY, on the premises.
iv
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WASTE19-A. young MAN to canvass Good Coos,
3 Washington Building, corner 7th street and Pa.
avenue jy l2-3t*
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WANTED TO RENT FOR A YEAR-Between
w this and LIST September next Brick HOUSE
with eight or ten rooms, gas and water, situated
between Pennsylyania avenue and street and 18th
and 10Th streets, for which fair rent will be paid
Address w. L. H Box 322 Post Office.
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WANTFD-By gentleman and lady two plain
w ly FURNISHED ROOMS in small and
quiet American family. Location from three to
six squares from 10th street and Penn. avenue.
Address l.. s., Star Office, jy l1-3t*
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y SALE-A nice Store room. No. 1O2 Hight ST,
Georgetown, D. c., suitable for dry goods, fancy,
grocery confectionery store. Also, Fixtures for
sale cheap. For particulars inquire of A. NJ. APP
pier: next door, or of G. j. Magil, ATS 1tth street,
d Nv 10
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nor REET-A good BUSINESS PLACE, with
Il fixtures, suitable for either confectionery
shoe store. Apply at $50 9TH street east, Navy
Yard. to LOUlS WEBER. " II -lW
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nor SALE-A complete and established CON
Il FECTIONERY, with ice cream saloon, we'll
A. BALZERS Confectionery, Seaton Hall, 9th
street. Jy l3-3tF
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CHARLES BRECHT,
" successor to Aug. johnson & Co.,
WINL MERCHANT, WHOLESALE AND RE.
TAIL GROCER, and dealer in Suffers SUP
PLIES, $50 Penna. avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, Washingt ton, ID. c. jy l0-eoly
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THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, July 10th,
at s O'Clock, and continuing each evening there
after until about 5000 volumes are sold:
The collection consists of Scientific Works, Lsw,
Theology, History, Poetry, Astronomy, Botany,
Bellies Letters, and Languages, Cyelopediss and
large number of Miscellaneous Books; in the cats-
the plates. Audubor,s Birds of Americs.snb-
scriPtion copy; Mons Bayle's piotionsryi Among
ards. Johnson's, Peterss, vessey's, and all the
fish Law Books and foreign publications.
Among the miscellsneoas are Deqq,ncy writ
gether with a number of books on Agriculture.
Gardening, &c; and large number Of handsomely
Of American Edition of Boydell's Shakespeare, In
portfolio form.
Terms cash.
IN Cts j C. Mcguire & co. Aucts.
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NOR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES
Il ofGrocery and Provision Store on 10th street
second door from northwest corner of l. street
Terms moderate. Inquire on the premises
I3-3t
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. TOR RENT-Part or the whole of an UNFINISHED
L HOUSE, about IS minutes walk from the cars,
. Georgetown. Location delightful. Rent Of the
whole house $50 per month. Apply at Room No. 3,
Union Building. next to Growers Theater jy136t$
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WANTED-A GARDENER, a single man or a
w married man with small family. Apply at
the Star Office f.. jy 1l-3t*
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A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A
IA Grocery or Dry Goods Store as Clerk. Writes
q good hand and can come well recommended and
give any reference required. For an interview add
dress "a b -" Star Office. jy ll-3t*
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No. 2. Adjoining No. /, lying Immediately ON the
Georgetown turnpike, within IL miles of Pock-
Vile and contains 100 acres, in good state of Guilt
walton, improved by comfortable DWELLING,
and necessary outhuildings, and large and pro-
ductiye orchard. Terms easy Il.
Address ID. NJ. HIGGINS,
jy SGT" Montrose Md
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF CLOTHING BY
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY the 18th instant. at 10 oclocka.
M we shall sell in front of auction rooms. by
order of the honorable Orphans Court, the Per-
s0nal Effects of the late Michael G: Stapleton dc.
ceased. By order of the administrator.
Terms cash.
w Jo.d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct.
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VNANTED-A SITUATION as Seamtress. and
w has no objection to taking charge of child
and making herself useful. Apply at No. 394
street, between 18th and 18th. jy l1-3t*
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WANTED-A SITUATION by a respectable
w girl in a private family as dressmaker; Can
ences given. Apply on IL street, between I'd and
Sd. No 639 jy ll-3t*
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements Tonight.

f,royER's THBATER.-Mr. J. G. McCollon1
and Miss Susan Denim, supported by the COM
,,anx. in the legendary drama Of 1.-THE Angel
IF Midnight" and Mile Augusta in q magnifi-
cent dance.
OxFoRp.-Ballet, burlesque, songs, panto-
mime, negro delneations, &c, concluding with
a laughable afterpiece.
C,STERBpRY- Ballet, songs, burlesque,
pautonrime negro delineations, and other at
FRACTIONS. Benefit of Josh Hart, afternoon and
evening performance
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LHOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, containing
Il s rooms. No 427 18th street, between G. and
streets will sell lease of house unfurnished. Ap
plY Immediately. iy PIT
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DERSONS DESIRING NEWLY FURNISHED
L ROOMS, with or without Board, can be accom-.
modated on the most reasonable terms, at No. 456
9th street, second door above Il. Also, of Bath
jy 1857
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The undersigned, Van Wakinburgh Co.,
have fitted up the steamer ~Kn -
ARGO and the double decked barge E@ss&saassAC
X. 7. BISHOP and they are now of 317Fzzx7nszs
to any point. down the Potomac. The barge is
expressly fitted for Sunday Schools and pleasure
parties.
For further particulars inquire at the Office of
PARkHCRST II CO., foot Of 7th street, or ca
CAPT LOT CHAMBERLIN,
je N-tf Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 526 corner Of 7th and b str

ON NORTH B STREET AND 10TH STREET
e. EAST STEfrpsn.y tho 10, inst .,s< o,,,,..
NJ shall sell in front of the premises all Of Lots
ga, 5, s., and !, in Square No; sSis having good
persons to invest ifthey want property in that
tion Of the city.
. Terms One half cash balances In and II months,
secured by deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
SIS will be down on each lot when the property
is knocked of. tt#
IN ANcts
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ENGRN!SHED R0OMS.aaA neatly F FURNISHED
Il ROOM, with use of Paror, Piano and BIZ tn
room, can be had until the 14th of October. Inn.
date possession. ArrangeuIents for Board in the
house can probably he made. Inquire at 3O3 l
street iy lO-5t*
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WANTED-A good COOK. Must be willing to
assist with washing e., and i I 4 Als "a
be good sewer. Apply at the head of Goth street,
white hOuse on the hill
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w two years from the first Of November next, a
newly built BRICK HOUSE, with modern i'm
proyements, containing or eight rooms.
House must be situated between Penn. avenue aud
street and I'd and 7th streets. Address Post Office
Box 279 giving particulars. jy list
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A WASH WON
w Ana 7 RUsSELL'S Restaurant, No. 277
PennSY lYania Avenue. " l0-lW
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WANTED TO RENI-Af HOUSE containing
w about six rooms; Capitol Hill preferred Adj
dress, with full particulars w. c. B., Star Office
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COOK WANTED-A white woman who under
" stands all kinds of meat cooking. Also, a Pas
try Cook. American House, 7th street, corner Pa.
avenue, opposite Center Market, Washington,
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WANTED-A WOMAN tn work in the kitchen.
w Apply at I. POTENTINI'S, 279 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, Immediately. jy l22t*
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fdnr ;as froq,, 6sna,dn
miles from Rock Greek Church, every acre in q
high state of cultivation.
HOUSE, Barn, and ali out houses NECESSARY to a
comfortable country residence, and fronts on the
n h
the above property will be found desirable in
yestment, and worthy the attention Of persons de-
string pleasant country residence.
Twenty acres Of meadow, the balance in vegeta-
hles with a splendid crop of fruit-comprising,
Peaches, Pears, Apples, Cherries &c. II =
Possession given will be Immediately should the
purchaser buy the growing crops, together with
farming utensils, and the stock necessary ald now
used to work the farm.
my 80 2mH EMANUEL LACEY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

1.-THE news from our armies this
week d Of the rnse cclored hne. Gen.
Sherman with his gallant veterans i
having . triumphal march through
the Carcliuaa. and Is now at or near
Favestville. having met M serions op-
position. Gen. Schofeld's forces had
! eharn engagement With the rebels
under Gen. Hill. lasting two davs. N
which both sides lost heavily. Int tht
rebels were repulsed. Gen. Sheridan
extended hia raid clear arcnnd Rich
mond. cutting al the rebel commnni
cations and arteries Of simply. and !
i supposed has joined either Grant Q
Sherman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

The Nev York papep contain :;
letter from Lieutenant General Scnst
II replv 70 an invitation 70 participate
10 festivities proposed On the OCCASION
of Mr. Lincolns re-inangnraticn.-,
The hero II Chippewa Ind Lnndys|
lane has written much. in the course
az hi> long and eventful career. Of
a fashionable soundness and proprietv:
lbnt. With the Evansville Dispatch.
we think the words Of wisdom and
genuine patriotism embodied IN his
brief response to the chairman Of he
committee more than atone fos all the
past. II il tho old spirit which burned
SO brightly in earlier times. We
hope every man capable of lifting his
mind above The passions Of the houI
viii read and ponder ihis expression
of the .snoblest Roman IF them ALL
NV YoRK. March 3.
Hon. G. r. DAILY. Chairman. etc:
DEAN Sn: | rcgret. on account .
? debility. I cannot psrsake in The CRANE
celebration o. - morrow. "A sincere
: " rejoice in orr victories over rebels
: which. with others impending. cam"
E fail coon 10 bring hack into the UnioI
= on terms Of perfect eqnslifv in right
and dnties. the outstanding States
Q Reciprocal respect and admiration
shave already. bv the dint of har'
}: fighting, been established between IN
gallant veterans If the opposing ~
y mies. and This noble sentiment give
p the hone that il may conquer the mis-
erahle hatred 40 general between NOR
= com batan's aaces=ionisfs and Unlor
o iste. This. indeed. would he the gre'
conquest Of the day. remain, Wit
10 high respect. yours 'rnlv.
q WrSrrEIp Scorr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

CAMEL CoAL.-Meesrs. Holthaua
& Mauntel handed ne this weeks verv
fine specimen # camel coal. taken
from . large vein. which thev discov.
cred on the farm Of Casper Todrank,
in the western portion Of Pstoka IT,
in this county. They we're rrnsrecf'
ing for coal oil localities. ard inform
NJ that thew have Leased in thst neigh
borhocd about 2 900 acres Of land. CT
Z norton Of which thew have tonne
splendid veins of coal. and o. otne'
portions strong Indications of retro
leum. Besides the finding Of oil j.
our comfy. the petroleum exci'emen
will serve to develop MANY other ric'
sources Of wealth, now hidden be
meath the soil.
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90 Wcppsas Z TIE M'cRoscors We
liu1 end h l. through the sgssrv Of shis
-,rosl vis~Iae isssssmest thai Dr.. Aver
Ass stlssesh succeeded n fading The "a
rupsr MASS sss Seiesaiaine 10 character
ar ~ s6scss - in The ssssioa hsvs ssn"s-
sus evidence 10 ths FsvsR AID Acuf
shieh Il slsss prstuess ~hes absorbed
though the large into The s'osd y
hss long bssn held 20 % vsse' o.
..ussh,a, 10 the vspes o. va'sv "ss
Ssesvsdssd dsesyine vsgs'ssies. Unds'
|. s,ss, mssrIfvins ,over. the Doctor be-
fsund ,his vs,or 70 contain dissinet sresn'
'isms o. iisIag bsdiss. corresponding -
e;,s,v With shass sousd in the bl,ed q Ags'
subjects. Thsv are is.oCo ''mss Ices 49,
visible - the naked sys. cut have dis''ae
eh,rse,s, ssd for1-Hs thinks shsY s''
r.sroSuesivs 10 deesying matter or ~ ~
ICED. snS heses ,hsir long continued We
o. the remote effscis Of them IN the svsssm
H msin,sias that they rsssabis in ehsrse
-, me other Preventative poisions. o. sue
- Tho virus Of rsbiss o. 81 dssd sosv. &c
III AZ vhieh are knswn 10 reproduce iher
|, ssIvss wi,h gree, sspisisv lits ysss' IN r'"'.
snsd dur. 90 shsr the siig,ss' qusn"'. =
/. pveesssss tho ~hc's msss. fsss' 'hro"i
= possrfsi nsgni6sr i s'ss 70 ne 's'''
/, ~ ,sge,s,iou uhieh Rrsss. blossoms. -
goss % seed in shss, time Miss" y =
E 90 dis,isesly vseeissIs but hss mere he 4
: pssrsnes Of animal life. sl'h'ugh i's n
. tioss cannot b psrfec'ly Distinguished
J. What The Doctor elaine 10 hive sss''sd
! the, |, 10 On o,gsnie susrsne- md ~ y
v fsr,hsr found srd emsod'-d - ne 'As
I Cure" shat ill dessr0y i'll Lsstsr.
,Losis. NJ.
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NV YonK. Msseh Is - The psnie y me
gold market hss ssrIed into comparative
quiet. There i vs:y Iirle speculative move
meats. 80 ssms ofihe operators ~hc vsrs
ussIls yesserdsy % meet their engage.
mssss. sve % their fses sssin se-esy- Tn
price nee Ase,ssssd b~~ess l75l end i7e3
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r,ter.,tinr from Sherman

NV Yorr. Msr~h ie.-Ths Hsvsif's
Iwirminr's- Sispsf~h. ds'sd Ms'eh IL. ss-s
thar 80 ~ Gen. Shsrm.n's s-suss. nsmsd
Geo. W Qrimsv sd Mr,sr JAnies- ~
-. vho communicable wi'h Gen Poster
~ ~. Oe-sehs. rssrhsd wilmise'cs ="
~. 10,h. Thsv isr sssrmsn - L.ursl
Hill. hsrehiae ~ expsr'ing 70 resrh Fsv-
susvills sishpv =. nish' Of fhr io'h o
!, moruIne 81 N. lI'h- Beef. stored q "se'
lup she Csps Yssr vivsr,a remove ~ss''uc.
l,icrs I'D open ronnuniession 70 Fsys"s
vile.
Shsvmss met ~ ssrioss rss~si'icr % ~
-ms.rh. snd fought - b.uIes Rebel seou''
,llhsvs been lowering s,rurd him constantly
IA divisi,n ~ esvsirv. Gen MeBusIer's. j. i
Ihis vssr Dick Tsyios hss not been ssen
Rsbsi vepor's 20 the enewsrv no's''h
s,sndinp. Gen Sherman cross 81 Greet r
!. doe q Chsrsw IN shs l'h The so~n n
Z I,hs south bsst ~ss sssrenehed- bot ~
vsb.Is msSs fssbIs defense Shsvmsn'
esvslrv Ssshsd il on ne vur. end 'hs ssosl
9 dsshed sus n their FIGHT shsv ehivsl'ce'
~ Ish - os- men ssvsn'ess euns ~ Pc
I ,isn. four more ~sss found on the sors
bark.
y The .ebsIs appeared content 9TH sesir
:. % On sseo-s % Shsvmss's army. srsuis
!" slors IN fvsrt q IL thew hsd captured q
I ~hsls srmy. . thew else had : division
I" vevv p.seesbIs cavalry following sehind
" The srmy \ IL most excellent health q
1 condition They hsvs lived quite . su~
!: suouslv % on The Georgia march Al ~
!, ess quarter sssiors q meat ssd other y
!. visi.ns wsrs s>svsd. but Tho ssundsr
found II the eosssry soon rendered The .
accessory. ssd re~ Only coffee end sugar
81 isssed Everything sIss i isrrished y
y sgisg parties.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

SNMssIPPr.-The att-ntion Of AL 81
our readers Who have property thas l.
IN danger 81 heine consumed hy firs.
i directed 10 the advertisement RI the
einnissippi Insurance Company IN r..
DAVIS paper. This COMPANY haa been
doing an extensive business in Other
portions cf the Ssase. and adjusts II
losees promptly. We advise our cit
sens 10 give Il trial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

NOTICE l. h.ssby eivss. 'hsf the urdss-
~ sene6 Gill seii q pubic sociisa-ss
the rresnisss. IN
SATURDAY. the 18Th dsv u April. 1855.
Ii. follo~irg sesl ssssse situated ~ Dnso.s
Coss,y. Iadisrs. to-vf. The i~n-thirds
psrs 81 shs south pert Of The sossh wess e.
snd tho south ~est easrss q sh~ scnih est
qa.rser Of section No. fifteen. - tovnsh'p
NJ. ono north ~ range fur sesf. ssd she
sou,h 80, qus-ss. 81 ihs santh ssst aass,sv
Of ,hr ssm- -rtion to~n sd range snAIsrt
a. sle ~isos's fn.srest. Said properly b.
longing 70 BAIL Leonard. sscess~d. The
~ido- Of Tho dseedeas ell Be rressrs %
~. s.i.. srd. y desired ~h' ssii her 80
too ~ ths .>ns rsss ,hs nfhss ss's fsr
TfRM>-Oae has o. fhs ru'ehsss me-
nv r.sh IL h..i. The ether hslf ~ elk
month. 18Th al sr-S- Tho purchaser e'visg
note ~i,h god f,e~ ..iis~~s-iss-
FREDERICK HARDER. sdn'r.
J. Bsrbss. stn pf
Nrr~h ls'h 1857.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

SAP Accrpxyr.-Nrs. j. A. Per-
NETT Of Princeton. Gibson county.
while engaged in swsering. vent r.
remove . gun ttat vas standing II
the corner. and which had been heavi-
" loaded. when. bv some means. tbs
cnn vas discharged. the hall entering
inst above the hal If her eve and
|rassing ont Of the tor Of her head
She lived an hour and fifteen minutes
She left : husband and three chill
ldren to mourn her melancholy death
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

1.-THE Executive session It the
Senate adjourned sine die On Satur-
dav. The question Of admitting the
claimants 70 sesss from Louisiana,
Alliances. and Virginia was deferred
sill the regnlss session Of Congress II
December.