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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-18

ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND
NOTICE i hereby given. that By virtue
~ Of N order Of The Dubois County Com
mon Piess Court. made q the Jsnussy
Term thereof, 1865. the undersigned admin
issrator Of the estate Of Frederick W.
Schmidt. deceased; wiI. offer for sale q
public suction on The premises On
MONDAY. February 10Th. 1885,
tie follo~ia ing reseribed Iands snd real estate
OF the decedent situated in tbs County Of
Dubois, and State OF Indisns. to cit:
The south half Of The south east quarter,
o. section twenty four (24). snd The south
east quarter Of the south west quarter, 81
section twenty four (24). I'll in township
three 80 south 81 rang. six (6) vest, con
,sininv together l2o acres Of land, more or
less
TERMS OF SALE. One half cash. the
residue 10 one year. virh note st inseres'.
md secured bv good free hold seeusitv.-
Sale 10 begin ~ 2 o'clock. r. M.
GERARD NIEHAUS. sdm'r.
Adams 4 Bn.:fnrr su'y.
jan ian 1s65-4w.
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Good MeAAeNNes.
and you should try them before going for
. physician. !.
Gel Panphlr< or Almanacc Of my local
agent ana read the certificates, and II you
have ever doubted you will
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-18

A. a rroof that th@ Eisoi urihrr aud rilk arr
rnr~v srr-falls have the erfticatss "A those ein-
inens III emists Professors Chiffon n New York and
Locke II Cincinnati
Real Dr.. Rohaek's Special Noftces md srriiheates
pulI.h..l in eou.picrl0us part u this Payer ilom
time n tuI-.
Pr,re n me soxnfinsvian yexrsslie mcoi ruri-
err 81 p<r lttl ~ g. PER half dozen. 81 the scan
toxe~ ~ a.
PrirrFraI Difre and sairsrccm. Nc Fast Fourth
q. "A iaildirx from tiNin -, Ciucnnnti- y. Lao
ss.xory. No. IL Hama. I'D Sire n
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PARTIcrLAR NnTICE.

II - ~ - 49, W.
Th-r~ sr- - ~ pr-pH iissns Sid nnd. 4
me nsmr - Ri'-r-. pu ~ IL a. n bottles.
compounded - he cheap-.f -hi--sy ~
rfmrnun rum. sling frcrl 2Otr EMS
p-r - i.on. sh~ is-,e Sis.pi-rc b, sse ~
Ccrasndsr Se~J
Fnr rho~s = 10 dr-ir~ sni sill have L
qnYr Hlil-r. - Publish ~ ALLOWING ~
csigf c. C-EB TILE H~-Ft,rr-- css
ma BrrrEEs srd NIX ws'i TEEFE q r-
~ Co y BKAsDr ~ NHisKkr. enc r--
-uls Aiii - Ds-psrsfsn inst all tar rxcsi
" .r.sIcsl virtues srsi frn- excellence sns
~ 'h- rBHerou- Ligmrr BItfer- W rh~ mAr
80. md will ross mech e. Nm ~Fil hnvs
- 'he virtues u HorFLssp's BITT-Ks ~
connection wish : good sriisls N l. DOOR.
- n.n~h les prIc~ ihan these inferior
preparations ~ril c"~r ycn
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viii cure all The aforementioned diseases
and. OF themselves. will relieve aud cure
Headachs, Sosttusnsss,
C5rio Pains, Cholera Norbus,
Indigestion, pain IN the EoDsls,
Dizzinsss, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret it. !.
Ask your neighbors who have used
them. aud they will say they are
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INTENTION. sOLn.eRs!

AND THE FRIENDS or SOLDIERS.
W. csi the attention of III having rela
'icns ~ 'rierd- IN The army 70 the fact ,has
~HnOFLAND'S GerRsn Bir'ers ~~ill cure
.lns renrh- "a the dr~essss induced hv ~
snrure and rrivs,icn- ircidsns 10 camp lite.
IL The ~. published slmr-t daily IN The
new@pspsr<. m rhr arrival ~ the sItk. M
all b. noticed Inst very isrrs pr.parrior
srs srfsring from d-bisrv Esrrv Csc W
iha, ksnd c-n ~ rsrffly cured by Rorfsnds-
Gsrmsn Brrsrs Di-ss~es r.snlsirv iron
disorders 81 ths Operative orrsns kre spead
lily removed We have mo hesitation in
~ts'irQ hist. ~ rhe-s Bitters were freely
n-..d smcnr nur sssidisrs. HUNDRED. n lives
mieh' be saved shst -'hsr~Iss vii Ne ut.
BEWARE or CoUN1ERFErTS.
So shA' inc s'gnnfure o. C M JAcKsox-
10 ~ ths WEkrPER ~ sseh hottie
FxicE PER sgrrLK as ckS-s.
~ HAP Dnz FsR S4OO
should yopr nearest druggist not h.ve
he sriiel-, Do not be mt cF by any Of ne
preparations thst may Be offer
% IN " se~. haf send % a., .nl We ~iH
forward u prcksd. by sxr-@-s.
M-~p-irr.7-s Offre and Eanusse,ory.
No. 67i Arrh S'rres.
JpNEs 4 EVANS
(SueesssrA - Q. M. jackson e. CAB
Propriescrs
UF0R SALE 10 Jasper. ~ 81. Fann-
EAs. and Drugei-ss and Dealers in eyerv
;tosn 10 shs United Ssstss.
vsb. -, 1854. ~.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

EDE the RAPID " - "
Coughs, Colds, ln0uensa, Hoarsenesss
Group, Bronchitis, Ine 6pfent Cons
oonption, sn0 for the RELIEF
- COnsum ptive Patients
IN adv aneed Stage
OF the Diseaoes
This b remedy - universally known 10 suFD6e any
other for the % threat and lung ccuplAnfs that .
h useless here publish the evidence q lie virtue -
unrvalei exceenc< r coughs and colda and i;s truly
wonderful q pulmonary disrass, baye nsdr q
known throughout The civnsed nations Of tn eslh-
Few the commuDitiee fsznheA auacns ih -
Who have psr>rnai experience ~ IT. enscts-
some living trophy IN their nif % ~ victory cver ho
subtle and dangerous Disorders n the throat snd lunFs
Az al know the dreadful fatality q fhese dsorder, and
they know, the Effects of ths remedy we nfed nuc
% more than them that hN moo all the viz
sues that ala have when making the vhish have
Won % strongly upon the eonhdence q inznkiud-
Prepared y Ds.Jc.AYU& CO. Lowell. Mass-
ApraK SALR nv ". FsKspxas, Jasper
n + BRUSrR. Hsyvill-; NV.
KELLER a. Wits. Esus vile;
ALLEs a. Co. Csnri.nali; .
md ~ dr-lers ssery where.
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License Notice.

NOTICE i hsrehy gvsn. ihr'he rrde--
~ Fgusd Nil sfplr y the Dubois Board
OF Crnp'v Cnnmisri~ners. ~ he Narrn
.ss,ion 'hrrrr' w 1866 q, : re''i' hcer'.-
undsr ne provisions q ~ set en'iflei"An
NV u regulate aud lics'4e vi, ste ~ 'pir-
rnaur ,nors. msIi and o'i,.r lp'sx'cring
Ian ~ 4 The place of.rt wnl ~ tsle'-
occuriea ~ Rim. Ncs - ssd 43 in'h"
'own or rsiTs'inr. Hsl township. DaoO's
Comfy. Indians.
The ciix-us N sud township WI AK
due soIics thereof.
Jan. es,h, 1865.
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l.ansvsneatss ssfSk:lovys. 4
San Frapcisoo. March i, 4.

asss 6sn Frascisoo, March 1. I.
The Democrat of this city, which af.
fecis to hs veil inlormsd concerning The
plans and movements Of Dr.. Gsynr, de.
MES emphaticsllys on the authority Or HE
agents. that the Empsror Napoleon has
uithdnvn from the Sonora consolidatiop
scheme q was inlinated BY Eastern dis
patches. i says: "From sources Of in
osmstion which We deem reliable We have
abundant assurance that there has been no
change in the plans Of the French Em.
peror recently. while the cause Of the
Mexican Emperor is advancing - rspid.
y a. couid b expected.
When the steamer John Stephens left
Ma1stian there we're several thousand
French troops there.
Advices had been received that Mar
sbal Baxains, With the main portion Of
his family. Vas on bis way to Mssatlau.
snd might be expected there 10 fev
days, accompanied BY Dr.. Gwynn. Il il
possible that Dr.. Gwynn did not sail for
Europe It later date than the news We
have received from the city Of Mexico al.
rect; but If such is the case bis visit has
no reference to change of plans, As ii il
not in contemplation to take possession OF
Ariercho, the future Capital of the
Northern States, before the lst Of Nav.
u i not intended to make the States over
which Mr.. Gwynn will have control, a
portion Of the French Empire, or French
eolony. PAramooW authority is 10 re-
side 10 the Emperor Of Mexico, while the
territory Is held in trus. for the paymen,
of the French debt, and is to be defended
BY French armies.
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ColsnbiA = now fres of the apemy. after
: large portion Off hss beSn destroyed By

ColsnbA = nov. ire of the apemY. after
: large portion Off hss beSn dSStscjsd By
Gre. s..
A rumor. which is no doubt exssass.s.
ed, hes il that thrss fourth Of t6s city
was dsstroyed By Gre, the origin Of which
b vaEisusly saatsd. s 70 s.
Gan. Hampton i said to hava fred bic
house there himself and seen Il burn 10
the grouad before he left the place.
The Tribans's Washisgton special says:
L having bee0 decided BY the President
that i u not necessary 10 re appoint the
nsntsq of his Obbiset who's abey rensis
over another term. the name 81 Mr.. Mo.
Callough nay be seat il = morrow. =
veil = that Of Mr.. Feeessn Clarke, Who
sueeesds him - somplroller, for 10 ether
change will b made.
The Times Washington special says !:
Richmond papers Of Tassdsy indicate
that Sherman is moving to~ards Raleigh.
leaving Johnson in his rear.
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VOL. II.


- W. 0VvekoVy NooVoS - NoStu
Carolina. the whilom enemy Of Js6srsou
Davis, became mollifed 81 some unknova
process Of political asoe5ipm iesdist,
and issued his high sossdiDg proclams
tioa in favor Of South6rn right,, The h,
ditch and Jeff.'s Coafbderacy, hs unoos.
sciously told soma things which show The
wsakoess Of TIA Cosfsdcracy, sad show
how greatly Nc scessary is something more
tangible and material than most eloqssnt.
ly rhetorical and hifalutin Official pronuu. .
ciamentos. If the re bells would Withstand
tho power Of the Federal Governnsnt
now crushing them.
Gov. Vance, as % evidence Of his bav
ing read bis Bible, aaeomss an spos. olic
style, and quotes Scripture. He says -
"If our country ed It's cause. like to the
Kingdom Of God, BE- enthroned in our
hearts, then indeed am persuaded that
neither principalities nor powers nor
things present nor things to come, nor
hight nor depth, nor lifs ner death, nor
any other creature, shsH y able 10 separ.
ate ~ from that indepssdsnce and honor
for which our people have suffered, and
our sons have died. Wherefore, my
countrymen," continues this msrtially
resolved rebel Governor Of the old
apostolic diction, having warned you Of
this danger which is upon US, now ap.
peal 10 you, BY everything held sacred
among men, to bear yourselves - be.
comes your high lineage and fat nre
hopes" all Of which is 20 minis.erialIy
done that one is almost disposed to reg gret
that Mr.. Vance is-a rebel Governor, for
he would have made such an excellen
sscesh divine.
When Gov. Vance says: "Great as our
calsmit'ss have been, stnig htened as We
are for sll supplies, both Of men snd ma |
terial, l tell you 10 oil candor that when
| survey our condition BY the light Of
human history, I see no danger which |
threatens to be fatal to our cause, exo<pt
the depression Of spirits among the pto-
pie, and the still more dreadful risk of
international dissen,ion - and when be |
adds: A" Are our meo oil slain 7 Over
four hundred thousand names yet sta I'D |
upon the muster rolls Of the Confederaey, |
to say nothing Of the thousands who |
shirk. Where are they? Thousands
upsn thousands. absent without leave, are
lurking in the woods and swamps of the |
South. Are our provisions al gone ? j
Hundreds Of thousands of bushels of |
grain now rot at the various depots of the
South for the want Of transportation, and |
this transportation can not be protected |
because these absent soldiers. are not At
the post Of duty" he shows picture Of
affairs in the South, drawn by Scuther rn |
hand, which. despite the "die 10 the last
ditch" tone of his proclamation, illustrates
the present exhaustion Of the Confedefa-
cy, and disfavor to the rebellion 10 the |
poldiery, which make impossible that re.
of the vital forces OF the Davis
without which it must speed
lily perish.
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New York. March 8.
Gold i9ea.

western folks are of q steam enpine
character. Toe Peila Blade SAYS thsi
some gentlemen frcm keskuk projected q
saddle and harness shop to be establish bed
10 Pelh- This was Saturday. Monday
they purchased lot; Tuesday they raised
the frame Of the building; Wednesday
they roofed and enclosed it, aud Thus.
day they we're open for BUSH ess.
Dubuque has the larges, population
Of any county in the State. 1t is 3o.s39.
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STILL.HOUSES BELOW PAR lN
ALABAMA.

New York, March 8,

NoW AotAS U0etVu oe
Significant and ioportsnt hints regarding
affairs in North AID SDuth Carolioa are
thrown oa. BY yesterday. Richmond Ex.
aminer. tt intimates that Sherman aud
Scho6eh have formed . junction nssr
Goldsboro 10 the former State, add says
there is reason to fear that Hood as we'll
a. Hsrdee has been cut eff from uniting
with johnson.
1t was Hsrdee's force which held
Charleston, and on svacuating il. he march
ed northwsrd Us rapidly as possible for the
purpose Of joining Bss1rsgpsd, then st
the head Of the army how oonnandsd BY
Johnson.
Correspondence from the armies before
the rebel capital represents everything
quiet. bat il Is evident that on both sides
the belief is that this state Of affairs viii
not continue great while longer.
Iudicatioss Of rebel dssigns to attempt
another raid with their James River Aeet
are daily manifested.
Ricbmond papers. give additiooal re.
ports regarding heavy rnassing by Grant
on his left. 70 which, point they say be
moved his cavalry, the smsin portion Of
his infantry and number Of pieces of ar
tillery. All this they say means I des.
perate battle at an early day or at least
- soon ~ the roads shall be- 10 proper con-
dition.
Deserters still report preparations for
the evacuation Of Petersburg.
The rebela are busiIy engaged in i'm
proving their defensss Of torpedoss in the
lanes River.
,"symasters have been for some days
oecup.s. ed in paying off the Army Of the
James 70. Jseuary and February.
The Rich. rond Examiner Of the Ssh
ult. sass:
s.There VAS renewal yesterday Of the
reports ws have hsd some time ego oi
movements Of he enemy's cavalry in the
northern counties ef Virgins. Il is 70.
ported BY passengers from that part Of the
country that the enemy have division
| and brigade of cavalry At LovsttsviIls, ih
London count-; also : eavslsy farce q
Salem in Fairfax, and aLoshsr foros IN tn
lower valley"
The Hsrald's Wa,hington special says
The President's Ieauasssl Address will
lpnbstiy - th4 triefaes one ever deliver
cd. Il i aonoasesd that tie reading ol
il win not OCCUPY merS shsa from Eve
| 10 eieht ninaleo. 4
A lsttsr from leading oomuasdsf Z
- Arny&f tbe Pot11neas rooeivo14 Assl
| fn.AaV stntnn AhaA AnsSsw - laeA 80
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Burlington, Iowa, March 8,

Inauguration day will be honored IN
this city BY closing business houses II
noon. Church services in the afternoon.
and festival by the Lldies' Loyal L,gue
10 the evening and other demonstrations
of rejoicing.
The riser Is open and the steamer
Hawkeye is expected here from below to
morrow. although ice is ,a.ing heavily
to-day.
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Philadelphia. March ;.
a special Washington dispatch to The
Bulletin saJs:
Richuood papers Of yesterday ars- re
ceived which contain : telegraph dis.
patch from FssettvilIe, N. G.. stating ha,
no federal forces have advanced in .ha /:
direction from Wilmington
The Dispatch says that Singleton has
arrived 1t Kirhuond. It says hi9 mission
Is commercial ons-he proposing ID ex-
change bacon for cotton. All the other
papsrs istimsts that his visit i of . pri-
vstc character.
Congressnaa VIM. O. Rives, of vir.
ginis, hiss resigaed HE seat.
The Daily Dispasch Of yesterday says
. Union cavalry forcc 10 moving down
the valley towards S<aunton.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Halifax, Mar ch 8
The steamship Canads. from L verppel
18th. and Q ieenstosn 10Th, arriv ed here
this morning. Her dates are 10 days
later.
Liverpool, Feb 18-Evening Sales
Of cotton to-day 2 500 bales, closing un.
changed.
Breadstulfs quiet. Wheat 6rm Pro
visions quiet. Beef steady. Produce
easier.
Conso's for m ,ney 8o1@s8t Illinois
Central S,sres 5l.@5. discount; Erie
Shares 3l4G3il; B zJs 5!a@l!A
In the House Of Commons on the 17th
Layard. 10 response to Watkins, bore
testimony 10 the ab lity with which Lord
Lyons had discharged his duti. Is a Wash.
ington. 10 no one of the may thousand
case. had he failed 4, ob'ain the hig hest
approval ofthe goveFnmsnt.
Watkins conplaned ,ha. the govern
ment had allowed the reciprocity treaty
to be set aside without attempting 10 avoid
It BY negotiations.
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New York. March ).

New York, Match ;.
At the dry goods auctions TO- day six.
fourth welsoos yielded IS cents; sig
foaFths English diagonal coatings 81 AS;
seven -fourths black cloths 0l Od !; extra
vide aod super6os vide S3 I5anH 81 a5,
six fourths black Belgian broad cloth
81 and six-fourths blue do IS Icy.
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B gilmore. March 3.
The Richmond Ssnti0el of the Ist
inst, under the head Of 'No News frum
Snermsn," Gays:
"The news from the South looks favor.
able and hopes soon to crafty the public
With pleasant intelligence from that quar-
ter. Il also saJs the heavy rains ana con.
sequent muddy conditions Of the roads in
the vicinity Of Petersburg prevent active
operations at present. There was some
Smelling on the lines on Monday, but mol
rs much ~ ususl.
The Sentinel reviews Gov. Browns
message and takes him to task for grumb.
ling. ..ss
The Worlds Army of the Potomac COR
respondent Of the 2sth ult. says:
The exchange oE prisoners has been
interrupted By another freshet in the
James, res@stiug Il dAngsross ~ pass the
obstrnSliops. r. 500
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Fort Nonroe, March 2.

Fort Monroe, March 2. "
The mail steamer Dictator has arrived
hstss bringing no nsssof inpofAoce from
tho front
Reports of The osptsss Of Sherman and
stAf 10 the vicinity Of Coldmbias 8. O..
srs utterly tal-e. Agenusman Who came
down is the Dictator and Who left tho
6poats~eod House ia R'chnosd yesterday
mofnisg. says no intsIligssss Of the cap
tsrs of ShsfmsR Ind been Fscsived q
Richmond 81
A heavy storm has bssa prevailing
hero for the last few days.
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Cola 'Market.
New York. March 8.

New York, March 8.
G1id comparatively steady, dealers
esvs hsge aaoant o hssd. bought q
prices sbovs the present range and they
are holding of FOR : rise. Qaotations
have varied from 1913 TIP 70 1919, closing
with downward tendency.
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Msscasine, Ma fch 3.
The Mississippi river is open to this
point, the loo going out on the evening Of
the lst inst.
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Newbero, N. c., March 28.

Rebel dessrters jss. 10 report Ger.
Lec has ordered Goidsboro and Kin gston
70 be fortified and The order d nov beiog
carried Into elect. Goldsboro be says
'nnt % held stsll haxsrds. and .. Large
iofcs il nov 1t work night and day throw
ing up forti6eations.
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New York, March 8.

The Commercials special says the Con.
ference Com mittse ars at work on the tax
bill, and that the House Committee will
agree to the tax on saies.
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MILLER d CO, BOILER Ma.

kkRS, SHEET IRON WaRSERs, on 9Th street
near ooimahs PorS House. are PREPARED 10 make al
sn II of Boilers either tabular or doulcaae to ord r
Atso all kinds Of shectfron work. such rs sutar Psns
AID Brew Kettle, iron Nil and Distiiing work Iron
ers and Shutters for building. and all other ok In
our line Satisfaction given charge maie Par,ie-
ular attention paid to repairing fsba5-a3r
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SCHOOL ELECTION-Tbe onaI;

ned electors OF the Pub Il s. hoci risiet n fhr ety
of keoksk VIII hold an tfct0n a. the Putiie selocI
ousf on Hsonde street, MONDAY. ie 18th day e
VI rca 1855. for one President Wee President one
Treasurer, one Secretary aid Director Io constitute
llnard OF Directors for the cEsuig year.
The election viii be hell between the lo-rs OF %
oeio<k a. m and p ~. of said dav
mcAsdsd Nv oGDvS. seo'y
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DIED,

AZ 81 Lonis No. on the s7th uHsno, AR Axsos N.
BfssKlL sged 10 years.
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re- Moving on the great interior lines
Of the railroad system Of the Atlantic
Southern States which have been the mil.
itary strength of the rebellion, Sherman
marches towards Grant. The soasbern pa
pers concede that this is the vulnerable
point Of the Confederacy, intlicsing greater
q mage than the mere occupation Of
ch.r >ston, Wilmington and their other
oo..t o;n -. The dispatches in yesicr-
davis paper reported Sherman to be
marching upop Charlotte. 10 to-day's
paper Raleigh is Civ - As the next poio'
in his march. shermao / Is marched thus
far. for the most part in 40 coiumos.
Hence, in South Carolina while one col
umn marched mp through Branchv.. 70
the center Of the State, the other occupie q
Augusta on the western border. March
ing from Columbis, unless he should deem
the force Of johnson 90 large as to make
II hazardous to continue the division Of
his forces. Sherman would pash one por.
ton Of his army up the line Of the Char.
lotto and South CsroliDs R.iiroad, and
march upon R,leigh with tho other. Char
lotte is one hundred and nine miles from
C,lumbia. Moving this frst column
through Charlotte. 6aliabary to Gresss-
boro il North Csrolina ~ voald there b
thirty miles south Of DanviIls. the tsrmi-
nus of the DsssiIls + Richmond Railroad.
wianiaeiss tsing io or possession, sher.
mas would ~ psnuing the routes indi.
Gated oesspy in his march the two gres>
southern raiIroad lisss Of Norh C4rolios
aod oonplsts in his approach 70 Richmond
the rebel capitars isolation from The fes|
Of the Confederacy.
-Wm. Lang, alias Wn. Csaeises
took laooy 70 : Gss d6sy bsloagipg to ,
eisisss = MAAaskA sssoey ~ suells
GATED her lev night, -. Went aeros
into Assios sesaiy. = ~ q -,
syiea = ssll hes . ! NJ. ~ llseeos. ri
lB pCss = ase~ta ~ gy q ssJ
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Ntm advertisements.
KEOKUK FERRY.

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- soh SALE-Aiso large quantity Of Porter and
Ale botter, which i'll sell than Pitt .barr
price THIS sopd chance for establishing IN Eeskk
much needed and paytng business nf very triina ~
prn-s Apply 70 PAT GIBBONS
Meos0St Corner OF Mxin 4 7th sts
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l,OR SALE-A two storv dophls hr;cl

II 0H Oh Ia TWO story double BRICK
Dwelling, with six rooms ard attic On each side
Sisn cellar under the whole building rxo cistefns n.a
ONE hing errr two fa uts situated on the corner of
i2'h aud BANK strests Tue whole viii te sold al
bafs.in- Price, 5000, and the most of It on time
mcfs IL TEN-EYCK
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