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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-26


THE PoTATo CROP FAILING, Reports come
from various quarters unfayorable to the grow
ing potatoes The samples of this vegetable
shown in the streets are excellent, and they
are sold at moderate prices, yet we are. told
that the late potatoes will not turn out as well
as do the early varieties. In Greece and
Irondequoit, where many potatoes are raised,
the blight has struck several fields and wholly
destroyed the crop. Owners. are blowing up
the ground to put it into fall wheat. What
the cause or nature of this blight is, we do not
know 1t may be the, bug that is doing 50
much mischief to potatoes at the west. A
'sthree lined leaf beetle is one plague, and
another called the ''ten-ined beetle" is at work,
The latter is doing great mischiefin the States
west Of the Mississippi. It only fndsits match
in the Gladly bugs" which are said to feed upon
its eggs The latter may be destroyed the for
mer and save the potato crop, so indispensable
to man. Rochester Union. s,.ss abb
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WoRsTED Observation-Disclosures Of the
curosities of trade is the fact that last week an
order was received by one of the worsted fac
tories in Philadelphia, for lot of about $1,000
worth of scarf shawls, "nubias," and other
articles, from Leicester England. Leicester
is the town in England wholly occupied in
zephyr manufacture. iazost 44itihsis
In the pockets of a suicide in Philadelphia
was found letter complaining of ill health,
and concluding thus: when a man is in
trouble, and sickness overbalances his COM
fort, and there is no sign of improvement, he
ought to be underground" ,T
RETIRED FROM THE PREss-Maior A. d.
Banks, formerly of the Petersburg (Va.) South
Side Democrat, and lately of the Montgomery
| tAla) Mail, has formed a copartnership with
a commission house in New Orleans. y,
AT meeting held in Rutherfordton, on the
| 18th inst :, Gen G.. w. Logan and Col. G. L.
Harris, were nominated as candidate to repre-
sent the counties of Rutherford and Polk in
the Convention yf4 l,554sl...
Two officers of eolored regiments were
wounded while attempting toquell riot at a
! German picnic at Nashville, on Sunday last.
llult6 q HliIIlD6T TSCGlY6o lliuico, oo'oAei VI
the ringleaders We're arrested s} III,
The Wilmington Herald says that within
ten DAYS the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
4 road will be in running order; and will connect
Wilmington and Charleston with New York
Gov. Holden has appointed Col. VIM. H. H
Tucker Director on the part of the State il
the Bank of North Carolina, G. R. Thoma
having resigned Sa
Rotation in Office is not popular doctrine
in the town of Stratham, New Hampshire
the first postmaster appointed there holding
his Office for sixty-three years. III uls
The Mobile Advertiser says that RAILROAD
communication will in few days be open be
tween Mobile and Richmond. ...-..., ..
Gov. Holding has been rustieating few
days at Kittrells Springs, for the benefit 0
his health, which, we learn, is improving
Ameeting in Columbus county has nolnina
ted Andrew jackson Jones, Esq, for the Stat
Convention.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.
LETTER FROM GEN. JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON
The Fredericksburg (Va.) Ledger, publishes
the following letter from Gen Joseph E. John
ston. 1t speaks for itself .,e,.; t,, ~,
FaG7iI 4aI w BUFFALO Syringe, IN
g iMecklenburg Co., Va, July II, 1866. st.
You ask my "views of the future course and
future interests of usall y The case is plain
that very little can be said or written upon it
We of the South referred the questions at issue
Hbetwen US and the United States to the arbi-
tramenteof the sword. The decision has been
rnade-and it is against us, We must acqui-
esce in that. decision, accept it as final, and
recognize, the fact that Virginia is again one
of the United States. Our duties and inter-
ests coincide. 1--WE shall consult the one and
perform the other by doing all we can to pro-
mote the welfare of our neighbors and kindred,
and to restore the prosperity of 1.-The country.
We should at once commence the duties of
peaceful citizens by entering upon some useful
pursuit, qualifying ourselves to vote, if pos
sible-and at the polls our votes should be
cast for conservative nnene5men who under
stand andwill maintain the interests of Vir-
ginia as one of the United States..n5s,4e baa
This is the course which l. have recon-
mehded to all those with whom / have com
lversed on the subject, and is that which l have
adopted for myself as far as practcable.tla
s9ai Very truly yours, j. E. JOHNSTON. "a
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At meeting of the magistrates Of Wake
county, on Tuesday last, the following per-
sons were appointed to administer the amnes-
ty oath: >f,4 -
ssth Regiment-D. B. Griffin, W. Hearts
field, G. Fl. Horton, D. A. Wicker, j. c. Reed
NJ B. Register. DIR. W, ]. Busbee, DR.. Thomas,
L. Banks and B. j. Perkins.
39th Regiment-A. N, Belts, J. A. Norris
J. Broadwell, Allen Adams, j. D Hays, VIM
Laws, Sol J. Allen, B. Y, Rogers and Dudley
Peed. Es.ls s95sB sfItgf5@
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! DIRECTORY.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Tho so,jo,v;nS a. ARRANGED from the official
A.s..,o - H. 4 nv, NIL iSvflo
cneuu'es, sHie W u =
contemplate atrip over any OF the ronses speel7
fed: go iHsa lol5s. - sa9s ~ lfs go
NEw IoRK.--Steamsnip ha1oo anu Ors s.ss
leave norfolk LOT ne orK every luS g y ANY
Saturday At p MI u Teturning, iesss msM AAork
for q, n ssey iesyss Norfolk on SATURDAYS
-, Z, ,etSrnines leaves New Fork for Nor
MS P. m;j stsss1s,,h e. NJ Va at
'o, S. anu Hatteras and ALTERNATE leaves
D;ckson's wharf for New York every Wednesday
and Saturday; returning, leaves New York for
Norfolk and Richmond every Wednesday and
Saturday. q squoys ba4 slsass sai bEe sissoi9ga
BAITISoHF. Steamers George Leary and James
~ Ready leaves Campbell's Wharf every day at
ak D. m. - q - TsI 3]1F 'tefY l's
Ateamersi Louisiana Adelaide, and Geofgiana
leave tba goyernrnent Wharf daily at az p. M !;
returning, leave Baltimore every afternoon e, q
R1oHMoND.-- Steamers City Point and Dictator
'' Steamer Thos., Collysr and NJ. Martin leave
leaves Richmond every day TOT y or1otikk ,fg
EDRNToN, PLYMOUTH, AND OTHER dPIAcEs, IN
NORTH CARoLiHA. +-Steamer clarion leaves Nor
folk on Tuesdagssts a. 70. for Edenton, Plymouth.
Williamson, and Hamilton n. ID ss@4 sssffY 40
FoRrRRss MONROE AND HAMPToN.--Steamer
Jenny Lind leaves for Fort Monroe and Hampton
at $50 a. m. and p, M; returning, leaves
Hampton at S.5o Q, NJ and p p mbHs.ssb salssgE
EAsrEaN SHoaE.t-sStsamera Mattanooaleavss
CampbelYs Wharf at 8Is Ill m. every Monday,
"wednesday, and Friday for sCherrystone; leaves
same day, arriving at Norfolk 61z p. m.5 sd 0gis
YoaKfovwN AND MATHEWS 4. ~ teaner Mattano
for Yorktown and Matthews, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, leaving same wharf 611&
a. M, returning same day, arriving 81 p. m. g
SupBoLK.-Steamer Favorite leaves; Roanoke
Wharf for Suffolk every Tuesday and Friday at
"a M; returning, leaves Suffolk every w ednes-
day and Saturday at 8, "a. m. III s,@5, Il, $500 4
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ALBEMARLE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
Association met, on its seventy fourth ami
versary, at Hillsboro, in this county, fifteen
miles west Of Charlottesville, on Tuesday, the
10Th inst It embraces forty three churches,
twenty Of them being in Albemarle. One
church, Sycamore Grove, was added during
the past year The number of members for
1864 was four thousand one hundred and
ninety whites, and four thousand seven hun
bred and Lightweight eolored !; total eight
thousand nine hundred and seventy mine Be-
sides the usual business transacted, there were
religious services each day during the. three
days Of the reunion. Rev. DR.. Sampson, Of
Washington City, Rev. George B. Taylor, Rev.
j. VIM. Jones, Rev. Mr.. Broaddus, Rev A.
E. Dickinson, Rev WI. shipman, Rov. Mr.
Settle and other ministers, delivered discourses
to large and attentive audiences. ~
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Fo FARMERS AND OTHERS

a h..
I take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and full stock Of Agricultu-
raj Implements, Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and
Bundle Iron, &C., &c. / have the Warehouse
formerly occupied by Messrs. Borum & MCLEAN,
whom succeed in the saiE j.. "a ~
1859 AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS, ~ r
and shall be pleased to see their old friends and
customers, as well as those who have favored me
with their custom for the last seven years. With
out naming but few of the various items kept by
ME, need only to say that my stock is and shall
be composed of the most approved kinds of Flows,
Harrows, Hay and Shuck Cutters, Horse Power
and Thrashers, and Farming Tools generally
Bar and Bundle Iron, Cart Boxes, Springs and
Axles, &C., &c. Seeds Of all kinds guaranteed
fresh and genuine. I solicit an examination Of
my, stock, where prices and quality may be judged
of by those wishing to chase. icfI. $50
ai7R $50 q. BILLUPS, .iltae,
0ei h.srsis Farmers Headquarters,
o jy25-ly No. III Wide Water St., Norfolk, Va.
GTEAM- REFINED CANDY MAN
y UFACTORY.l &'a PIT ~ ~
i'll CHARLES JORDAN.
All fI6 Wholesale and Retail S.ts j. st
GONEEGTIQNER AND DEALER I'M
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, NUTS,
3a PRESERVES, PICKLES, JELLIES, 9at,l
ESQ SEGARS, TOYS, FANCY-GOODS, 81
fl4a FIREWORKS, &C., &c.
~ H. 4llia f4s -----71 sA6g ssf4Dft 4ai
AND PROPORTION OF
VEGETABLE COUGH GAND Y.
4 Store-No. ~ East Main street. 4 ESQ lHfE
4 Factory--No sc South Church street. I5
81 =
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ACITY tsoYERNMENT.

Mayor. Thomas Q. Tabb. e - "a, s,tl 81 -
Register. j ohm Williams. ~ = 81
Sergeant. b. Deggs. Is itas'iis : ~ < ~
Collector. ~ ames L. Belote. Ss'ae - ~ +
Assessor.--W. T, Yell. ~
City Attorney. IS. 8. Stubbs.
City Surveyor. e. L, Young.
Clerk Of Market. ID. B. 'Deyer. alss, Y 'slis,
6uager. Edward Sales L. { ..t,l ~. +.
Inspector of 5Streets.-N. B. Lee. 49, ii
Keeper Of Aims House.-Wm Hawkins.
Physician do do i -r-Dr. A. 4. Bell. 4.
Sealer Weights and Measures Jesses Howell
Weigherle Of Hay. Thos. Upshur. WI AS
First Wood Measurer. ohm Walker ~
Second do liza 5t--B Anderson. ssa !, /.
Captain of Watch p. Guy Il, .sii;s# dtas8
Lieutenant do, --E Gray. -rs5(5 5{r ia
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NEW BoTTLIN 9 ESTABLISH.

IN l,saaa5 MENT. sia sInsbfyi5 K !
respectfully inform the public that have
taken the stors No. II, CampbelPs Wharf, and
-s9 ~ BoTTzINa ESTABLISHMENT, .lt
plylof PORfER and ALE Of all kinds. Also, a
fine assortment of the best LIQUORS. flcsila5
|1o Ny purpose is, when the season commences, to
conduct the OYSTER PACKING BUSINESS
in all its branches. respectfully solicit share
of the patronage of my friends and the public
au i0-im+ EDWIN FITZGERALD. :
iVKY 8. PEPPERS CONFECTION-
wv. cry AND RESTAURANT, 100
FoR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, =, Il
No. % Main Street, Noyfols, Va. +.
FREN Oh CONFECTIONERY AND CANDIES,
Wholesale and Retail, at New York prices.
FANCY sTEEPLE CAKES & FINE BAKERY
gT9 ~ of every description. .ila
! Baltimore and Homemade CE CREAM ,
WATER ICES, FROZEN FRUITS, &C., &C., in
Delaware PRINT BUTTER and FAMILY
BREAD fresh every day. l''ih 9tist'js ..i'4 81
All orders promptly attended to.d' q yiialajA
jy2873ml 3liitsiJtl III .5JltWs 8. PEPPER. y.
ITO TO EDWARD G. DEMINGS' Old
Nj nsF r. III / 1 SdHE R p
aEsso ~ No, Y MAIN STREET,
Where Housekeepers, Heads Of Families, and
others interested in the purchase of fine FAMILY
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, fine TEAS, &C.,
may rely upon making selection well calculated
to please as regards quality and price. Our long
experience in the business, qualify US to cater to
the wants of orr patrons, in such manner as to
insure ample satisfaction; Please call and see u.s.
,sg E. G. DEMING, No. z Main street.
N B.-Strangers having located here, and in
terested in the above notice, are respectfully re-
quested to refer to any of our old residents Il
jy24-tf 4 g1l,.l $50 -. VI
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11sesPs c0nstantlJ IN na1iu = large anu Welf-s5
e. Is s z o. K or n
Flows, Harrows, Cultivators, Devils, Corn Plan
Thrashers, Garden Harrows, Axles and Springs,
Cart Boxes, Pipe Boxes, Hollow Ware, Horse
Shoes, Plow Castings of all sizes Spades, Shoves,
Forks, Rakes, Bar and Bundle Iron, Steel, Field
and Garden Seeds fA9f7i ieii ip1stlei.s -.si,si3
We warrant any article in our line to be as
good and as cheap as any other house in the city
p Farmers, Merchants and others are respectfully
invited to give us a call. ar. au4-1y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-17
s JpkDWAYNEW YORK
(v6n37yl.
E'arnl for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm,
situated five miles East of New OREGON q 5
west OF Decorah1 on the Stage read miles
North West of Burr Oak Springs, Is North
West OF Calmar on the Hail Road Survey.
1t is unsurpassed in the country for stock
and gram raising, and Comprises $50
acres OF which $50 acres are fenced. $50
acres srokc: pasture Of 80 acres enclosed
with post and rail fence, never falling
spring In the pasture, 3 dwelling houses and
timber enough tor the farm, 8 never falling
springs one well, and streams Of water
that runs through the farm. It can be di
yided into 80 acre lots, and have water IN
each lot. II can be purchased with the
crops and with sufficient farming to,ls for
the farm. 1t ill be sold in lots to suit nur-
chasers. Their is a tavern stand on the
premises. For terms apply to
! Missy om6 JOHN WHOI Eu.NN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-17

NnAr ship woaIl be floigA!el With
knowledge! Scholarship,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-17

'ENHt GRO IESTEEN PIANO FORTE,
tlli retains It's precedence and Great
popularity, and after undergoing graduali.,
proyemchis for aper;od of thirty wears. ,s
no" Pronounced by the musical world to
be unsurpassed and even uncqunIed in r;cl,-
ncs5. Fo.n" and purity of tone, dural;l;v
ana chcapncss. Our new scale, Flcnch nc
tons: harp pedal, iron frame. over -stru, .,
bass, seven octave, rosewood pianos ye orr
selling cheaper by from <StOO to 5000 th,,
the same style and finish arc sold bv anv
other first class makers in the co,,rt,.,,
Dealers and all in want of good pianos arc
invited to send for our Descriptive Catalocrc
which contains photographs of our ai.;oron,
styles, together with prices. No one should
purchase piano without seeing this Cata-
loguc. Medals almost without number
have been awarded to the Grovcsteen Piano
and at the CelcJyatcd Wo.1Gs Fer, thouoh
put in competition with others from all part
OF Eur1se and the U. S. it took the lirhc i
,s1S. Established 1851
rt':Cteen Co.,
s JpkDWAYNEW YORK
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-17
TERMS.
hnJC9TiSISd Na & 53s

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~, r,te ,cs}nl len ten Inns: ror '1@'2 i"''"''n
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-17
4 SoutIcgn9r Frees his Mind.
Ell ART hDDEMsSE .iRTEgrUs
WARD.
II. ARwEMus WARD, SAocmau ::

tE SIN Il rcgDl ,v.;tn IN vAr i,
nqr,;Irc. ara f.nl,usc ,,n ora ,,,,ot
BE- o,,,v man : ;.n,w ;o at &C. ,3,s
81 nntrv GO o,u.} 27,r..,.,, soror.1
T wrc,,s 7 bnvc ncon wo,,.:n 70 s,v s,,-,-
| dim. For several weeks VIC rcJs 50
called, .Lut now lac Of saib COUNTY, d.
ceased. have BEN irwin mighty had
10 10 sum;hin. We dlln'c quite DO
If, a2l uow its very painful, | assure
ycu, to dry up al Of . sudden and
tn4Ilc cut like We wasn't there.
| Nv friend. T want t. say sunnniu
I surpocc there is no law aain tli.IAin
but thinkin don't hclp ,oc. 7, 1c,,'t
let down my thermometer. I must cx-
plolc ,pvsc!f generally so as to feel bet
ter. You sec I'm twin to harm9l,izc.
In irwin to soften down nv, fec,ns
! liza cndcavoiinc to suliucatc myscl
t, the level Of sorroundinr c;rcumstor-
c,s. s. called. But Icau't it ut;l
am allowed t, say sumtl.in / wan. to
c,~rcl with e,r,ol.o1v ,,l tLo, ,,,l.c
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-17

\ MACHINE WITH 4 FELLER.--s,i
wait to buy 2cwiog-machine," said
an Old lady, entering shop. ID vou
wish torn machine wilh.a fcllcy?n bland
y inquired tho shopmaa,. No! | dou't
want any os.your fcIlcrs aboutme.n
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-17
IN HOW ARD COUNTY:

Being ? 500 acres in Chickasaw and
$50 acres in Howard County, Iowa. which
will be sold for cash or part on credit.
These lands are mostly in large tracts
and well adapted for either stock or grain
arms. For terms,
Apply to GEO. w. JONES, Dubuque, Iowa
W.E MEAD. Now Oregon,
lGv5 G $ { SCOTT NcGrcgor.
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Captured at Last,

~ Office is hereby given, % holders !,
0gun'y Orders. that there l. money IL
me Treasury Of Dubois county. Indisn,. a.
redeem al orders drawn upon HE same. n
hsve been presented for payment: IN, 49,
issued prior 10 NJ. 1919. Which bear. d.,s
December she OH. 1864 And TIA, ,hs III.
'eres' 90 said orders viii be stopped At ,his
=. B-Perscns holding orders will please
rrsent them al The Office on Ssturd,,s Il.
y OF Is the day Thar | viii attend i, ~. ~,
ice, F. STEPHENSON. r. d G.
June 10th. Is65-Gw.
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'hE undersigned, Jurors, duly summons,
= y hold an inquest on me boJy IN ~
son found 10 Patoka river, On June Q IsGs
mske inns our report: The name Of M ~
ceased was John Sonny; he was a crpoIe
having both legs smputsied below ,be knees
enc was shout sixteen years ~ noe. ma ~
''eht complexion, and We judre ~, ~
come 70 bis death By voluntary d,ovc;,,
suicide. lie had nothing - T..
person but : shirt. We found bis cIo, ~
ana pair Of artificial legs on The creet
oank' His hat and pocket comb we,a IL
~ pants pocket. No other property ws 4
'ound with him ry m
Signed This 9th dsv ~ Jure 1eer
"ogus' Ltschgi =. 3. Edmons,on
? nusoer &. Doane
Joe. Troxler Jobn ~.
X. Beck, Ia r,,aI
John Mann Jos R,ossms
John May Jos EcL.as,-
A truo copy,
CHARLES KRAUs co,o.n =
June 10. is65-3w. 80
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OFThe total assessment of this
county for taxation for 1865, amounts
to -. $40, 75S; for 1864 it was So
|473, 732, showing an increase during
the year Of S72,026. The number Of
polls for 1865 is 1887. against ! 800
last year, a decrease Of So The total
amount Of taxes to each 500 in the
different townships will be as follows:
Columbia 50 so; HARRISON 81 IS;
Baihbridge - 65; Hall 81 40; Pa.
toka 81 SIS: Ferdinand So IS.
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1.-THE excessive hot weather for
the last few days, has made what in
winter was dreaded and despised, a
Injury ardently sought after, and duly
appreciated. For lump OF delight.
fully cool, clear, and pure ice, we are
indebted to our young friend c. a..
Green, Private Secretary Of the Gov.
OF Topeka, who furnishes the citizens
Of that Nation, and occasionally 9th
ers, with . prime article. We take
on our bat to you, Mr.. Secretary.
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KuSAwAY.-On last Sunday as Mr.
=. RAIDER and wife, of this township
were getting into their wagon 4,
haysville, to return from church, bis
horses frightened and ran furiously
down the street, throwing Mr., r. out,
when he became entangled in the
gearing, and was dragged several hun.
bred yards, the wheels running over
me body and head, bruising him ter
rloly, and breaking four OF his ribs.
u was ct fret thought lie could not re-
cover, but We learn he is now getting
better
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TA considerable number Of the

OA considerable number of the
brave men OF this county, who have
been perillirg their lives in our I'M
conquerable armies. to preserve this
glorious Union, have arrived at home
this week, discharged from the SER
vice, having won honors enough for
one generation. In the name Of the
citizens generally, we bid them a hear
~ welcome home; and right here we
suggest to orr citizens that means
should be taken whereby all Of our
returning soldiers may receive a re-
caption such as their patriotic servi.
ces and bravery merit.
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~ They have community Of "Per:ec.
,ionisis' up 10 Oneida. New York, led BY Z
creature msmed Noyes. who set al he laws
OF decency At defiance. repudia,e the mar
rage ceremony. and live altogether In
common. There are TWO hundred 81 these
Perfsc,ionis's. and their children belong 10
10 one nerber 10 particular. TIE mothers
grow them US they do their cabSages and
potatoes.
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Correspondence OF the Jasper Courier. 4
Letter from a Dubois Volunteer.

HEADQUARTERS Co. X Corn lsp VoLs)
GnEEssBvRo. N. c. June 81, 1865.
G. DoASs:-lt has been some time since
you have published anything from Captain
Walters Company OF Dubois Volunte ere.
and ! now take pleasure in announcing
through the medium Of your psper, TO oor
many friends at home. that we have orders
70 prepare our muster out rolls immediately.
ana thar as soon they are complete. we
are TO proceed to Indiana, for the purpoee
81 being mustered out OF the service. The
boys request me 10 say to Mr.. Sermershei,o
Eckert, and Nick Smidt. as we are almos,
VI "d'che;" that they will expect them 10
ave plenty beer on hands BY the time thew
srIve; as we have not had any OF that ar,i-
ie ior three years. They think il would
e q nice thing TO take a "Schuben ostwo
ist ior the stomache sake Wo willpiye
gu due notice. however as tow hen we will
'ake our appearance in DUBOIS county,
apt Walter, informs me that he viii 70.
'sin on Gen. Carter's Staff. I.haye also
zen recommended for Commission in the |
'eulsr army. and will not accompany nv
ompany home. b., will 10 all probability ]
main in this department. III
Yours. respectfully,
r. F. LAswELE.
ls' Lieut.. Com0andIng Co. X.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NUTICE Z hereby given that l will ssl
~ al public suction, on
MONDAY July 81. 1865,
% me late residence Of lois il.rberle. an
me personal property. not taken by ,he
widow Of PhilIip Herberle. late Of Dnho;.
county, deceased; consisting Of part OF a
sugar mn. carpenter tools. one sheep. his
interest ~ mule, two heifers. &c, &c.
Ierins-A credit OF twelve months viii
% given on sums over three dollars. ~.
purchaser giving his note with approved -.
'ori'y, waving valuation add nppraissm.p,i
avs bearing inseres, IRON date; under S3
ssh In hand ~
AUGUST LTTsCHGl. ,dm'r.
June l7th, le65.-3w
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0Our fellow-citizen, Mr.. r.
Smith, Esq., informs Ne that he has
purchased farmin Linn county. Mo.
TO which be intends removing ere
long. We wish him success in his
new home, apd be will carry with
him the we'll wishes Of a large mum
Der Of our citizens