Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 5, Number 23, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 May 1863 — Page 2

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j asp er couiti eh psa s

intervale M woaiu is.u -

full alloa around the Capitol Soeure yoi-

.: ij n..i. Ihm would permit.

llk demons, end It eeemed to cadee

vurine to run over come of tbe naoeTeadiog

men. womea end cbildrea who thronged the

'streets, unable to get within the eaeloeere

At the time time two pieeee of trillion

I were out in portion, and brought to boer

'upon the speakere stand, end the oudiei.ee,

me if to further infame the already eaeiieu

t . I I! i

.wnl A i on.-time we nearu eoioicra m

the crowd cell to thoeo In the eherge of the

...... ft Am hut lurkilv thev did net

1. I? 1 1 I'll IU V, ww-

- obey, ie if they litd Bred one that tho

immense. I'

J A. SI-ER:

SATURDAY,

MAY 83. 1863

(tTbe follow law Is the letter of Govcr

nor Seymour, of Now York, to tho Voll dighem mooting, t Alban-, ketch ot which ppeerod in the telegraphic diepetehee:

KlBCUTlVE DafABTBIBRT ,Mey 10. Ml cennot attend the mooting el the Ceo

tol this evening, bot I with to tele my

opinion in rogerd to the arrest of Mr. Vol-

Isndiehsro. It ie on tcl which hoe brought

diehooor upon our couotry. It to foil or

iiftr to our neraons end our homee. It

- m r

-Ths GorxT teaur. b-foke the owtbt .. imiai Shall ab.lit.op rvr own the

Haina. OR SHALL

APouTionV'-rK-av CiMtr. MM.

the U.toa TOT DOWK

tC? The following noblo aid trejtlilul od-

dree, ieaued by Hon. I'. L Vellondighom.

tflor hie condemnation to Fort Werren, duriog the war. exhibit- with leerful elearneee

ihe present despotic policy of tho National

Administration, end their total diaregsrd of

all their oaths of office and pledges to the

people. Tbe empire la fairly iuaguralid 'Military Pnteoe. I Cipciubati, May 5, 1863 $

-I am here in a mlllitary baatile for no

and

away

Lft ,. wm

Coeajnou

beere

' our rr " "77 " other effenoe th-n my pliil opinion., and upon it- front . cowocioo. viol.tion of, o,

law ondjuetice. Acting upon the e.idenc- rw.atltulio.al libertlea.

of detailed informers, shrinking from the r r ' . . .

we slaughter would have been is.. tn-n ratio Mass Meetiho. 1 he ,.

Maea Meeting of the loyal DemocMey of himBef t Dero Crat, anlfM ho waa amply

Indian., hld at Indianapolis ! prepared to dofo.d hlmaolf. U tbie time .ft - - mAAlinir PViT ' a a ai "

.l-v. was by far the largra

4 w w convened in the Stete.

light of doy, in tho darkncoa of night ar

me. violated the boose of en American ellicon and furtively bore him away to military trial, conducted without thoeo oafeguarda

now became dangerous for a man to "Ow BBOWn t,9 proceedinge of our judicial

tribunala. The transaction

rioa of offences eg. .at our moot oecred rights It interfered with tbe freedom of epeech; it

our riwbt to be aecure in oor

They came from the Bowl, they came .....ii, I hu lSl.

II v.fi - - . . . a iL.,..

i ; la iiiouoiDOA mi im

)(UICU countr) - behcet."

They

we confeoa wo could bevo laughed, If Qen

tlaacaU' cowardly carcaeo bed haee been rnoleeted

on tho ground to have eaoo blm ahot, for it

wts bis duty to have reetralned tboe drunken troooe. But ho wae sitting trem

bling in hie head quarters, with a triple

.....j t ki...n.ta ard tho entrance, too

UftlU VI If W J . " " I If

. nenrile to attempt o awwaaa-aaa

Wfthftftrd the numbers preeent ear.o-ij ..n.n.t to command bis oo

estimated, at from 60t-O to 80,(00, dlen'et .,one g0-ern tbo Stat, of I.di.na

they were nearly all of the otur.y Mf & R Hamll, of Sul

. .a .i.... .i.. r..i..ir- mecnaiiHB

Ol lite Blair, in laboring moc.who embrace tbo real wealth, intelligence end worth of tbo great State of Indiana. They had left their plougha .n.l arork ehooo end come up to tbo Cpltal

h,ra.,.e thev felt that tho inestimable liber-

a. ikik nur revolu'.ion-

ties ol too peopir, im nry fatbwe endured tho untold hardahipe of n coven years' war sgaiuat tbo lyrannicol Britiab, were in danger of being eg.in overthrown by a military dcapotiam. Tbcy tMre the true, loval men of tbo nation, to look

in whooo sun burnt facea, and to grasp thoir

hard bands, would be eufficieot evidence to ... raaaonablo mind that no treasonable

purpooo toward the Government and flag the love, could be for a moment permit-

ted to lurk in thoir miodo. And they bad met for n bltb, noble aad petrioüe purpooo

to eouoool together aa to tho boot mcone to be wood for the preeervatton of the Coo-

mltutlcu.-their political Bible the Union

tbo croetlon of that Conetitotlon-and thoir liberties, which are guersntled to thorn oolvbt tbeeacredneeeofboth. Tbie right to

nooeeablv assemble and freely speak their

. eeotimentsand petition for redreeo of grievanees. is expreeely protected in tho let

f iha Conetitutioo of tbe

IBlVaVo aw a w tTalon. and in fSectlone 9 and 31 of the Con-

litution of Indiana, and they vainly hoped

that our Governor and militery eervante

uld in this respect, st least, obotrve their

oathr

The Conventien wae called to order on

. Speeche made in the hearing of thoe-enda

of you in uenunciition oi ne oarpauow

power, infrectione of the Constitution and

law, and of military dee pot ism. were the solo cause of my arrest and imprisonment

, . .... a f.. n.inalilliin for In I

involved a oo- ' ,m " ' , '

or the Union, for liberty tnis is m? 't crime." For no dUobedienee to the Conetitulioojfor neviol.tiooof law; tor no word

oigw. or geatvre of sympethy with ihe meo

of the South, who are for tfleunmn

TAhMINIHTKATOrS

MALE OP Is

VT OTICK ia berebv auveu t

lH of an order of tbo Dubok)

Pleaa Court, the undrrelgnoi edmlniatrator do bonis non ol the ratete of Morton Jonae

deceased, will offer for aale at public auction,

on th promisee, on

SATURDAY the 27th, DAY of. JiiI18i3. the following described LandjktndT 1'remises, eüueted in the County of Dubois, and State of Indiana to wit. Tbo coot half of aouth eoai qr. of eeetion fifteen (16) town

uno 0) Mutb of range throe (i) woet;'aleo

the west half the south wrl q'. of section No. fourtoen(U) town one (I) south of range three (3) went, containing together 1 60 acree more er leae. TEH MS One third each, the residue in

equal payments at six end tw. Ue months,

with iHitti at uiti r.'w, waiving benHH of appmiement, and aerurcd by good fror ho Id BOurHy. Sale to besjin af a oVlork T. M.

ALLEN T. rLKMI.NU adm'r. may 234, 1863 - 4w.

and

bomoe against unreasonable aearchea and . .

emm, i ji " w iivwn wvi.v.. " I . . I;.,...

t:.u Ninilhprn inanocnoriicc, uui v.-. ...v.. -

nitn r

e the demsnd of

trial An whiek waa a morkerv. W

. -U-I n .. Tl. -arntra. thoir dcm.nd, oe well

- w... ,--. y r- " !N h Abolition disunionleta .ndlr.ltora tore now nook to impose punishment, not for.wrwrn "'"""

ST. !, kul f.i, Ik. ili-rciiftri I ""O III UU..M- - 7 .

'11 imwvv ww ' "

a ft . K

livan county, mounted a box on m aide of tbo capitol and attempted to epoak

on the unconstitutional aeU of tho adminis

tration . when be waa rudely assaulted

by ootdiere with bayonote in their bände, and commanded -God damn you, get down

.... at II

i .v.o.. m Mi will bavenei vou.- m-

IIUIH IUVIV than eonealed to the crowd to know If tbey

m.lH aubmit to thia outrage, averring the

ft u ...w tr it coat him his lifo, if

D WUUIU mm

they oaid ao. Several of them then Jail vleeo that rather than begin civil war, ho bad hattor desist, which he did.

At another time we eaw Capt. Jacobe, and

officnrwho had fought for hia cmotry in thte

war. otep between a countryman ana a eoi

dior who wore quarling, and remerksd.'Dool

of an invalid order, put forth in the utter disregard of the principles ol civil liberty.

If this proceeding is approved by tbe gov

ernment, and suetalned by the people, it is

revolution, it will not only Iced to military

liitat ltlcrau Hemaining in the poet office at Jasper. Dubois county, State of Indiana, which, if not called for, on or before tho first dayJuly next will be cent to tho deed Letter aaVe. I'oat Office Department, Waehing, ton City, 1). C

Allmar, Michael Hint, Jemea llencork, Mirgerate

. . . .. Härmen. Berlind

Meanwhile, D. m craie of Ohio, of the """"m,.,,,, 8. weet, of tho United Siatoe. be firm, be trusjp A j,l(M.pi,

to your principle, to the Constitution, to tho Key, Jennie

Union, snd all will yet be well. As lor myself. I adhere to every principle, snd will

make good, through ImpieanaOfWUt d life

deepotiam- it eetobllsheo military despjtiem.

. - .ft I ...I A. , t I t..

in this aepect it m .CcrP , . I - . . . . AUfiion ..,ljcll i

..ft j if:, i. u.l.l I. ..'iiecn. tri ...

aapeci rerc,Cu. , ;Mi efer .Je. uttered, or maintained from

re overdrawn, w.a ,-ft7 w- r, "' "''th. beginning. To you. to the whole people eecurltyuf cor property will hereafter d-" f ' , -;,n, firni, v.;.

rbitrary will of auoh military V

P'nd upon the arbitrary will of auob military

rulere ao may bo placed over ue, while our

conatitutiooal guaranlooa will be brukanl down. Even now the Governore snd courts of some of tbe great Woetern Stetes have

nnk into insignificance before tbe deapotic powers claimed and exercised by military men who have been sent into their border.

It ia a fearful thing to increaae the dangt-r

tor not an instant!

C. L V A LL AX I) I G H A M.

Letters from the h. Kkveibt Johs

mob -The New York Journal of C.mmerca

eontaina long letter from th- Hon Reeer

dv Johnson, of Maryland, in reply to e

. . . . . mm- i I W - f V' .....

Ukettor of David liudiey r leio,

rue

Vork.on the condition of the country

fight, boye, I'm Democrat, too," for which wliicb now overhang no by treating the la. ,.Uer gen,fmtn jn hia lett. r. it appear-

ritb

he waa knocked down by policemen

hia club, and hie head severely cut. We. oureelvee, arc witnesaea to all tbeae

flagrant cutragea, and maoy more quit, ae bad, and let who will deny it wo know tbem

to be true. The pretence that the eoioier were there with arme to preeorvo the peace,

ia .11 humbu. There wae no dlaturbance

. . . a . a.

on tho ground üll tbo eohiiera, oy tneir drunken ioeolence erented it, and we do not

believe thev woold have acted ao had it not

been for ineuoctions from eupcrior officers,

Notwithotanding ell three di-torgancea after Mr. Merrick concluded hie epeech the neoole were addreeeed by Hone. T. A Hen-

dricke, Joe. E. McDonald, and Mr. Eden, of tu. .ftt a aaiiec of etrong and patriotic

tho Kiet side of the StatO;Houee, at Hj,,,. Copied, whkb wo will publish

o'clock, by Thomse Howling, ol v igo coun-. a week

iI.p LftJLaaa-r. and the State authorities with

contempt. Tbe people of this country now

welt with tbe deepest anxiety the decisions

of tbe Administration upon these acts.

Having given it a generoua support iu the

conduct of tho war, we pauee to ace what

kind of Government it ie lor which we are

aakad to oour out our blood and treaaure.

u Tbe ection of tbe Adminietration will determine In :he minds of more than one hall

of the people of the loyal Statea whether

hi- war ia waited to out down rebellion at

the Sontb or destroy fre institutions at the

North. We look lor ite deciaioo with most

eolemn eolicitude.

(Signed) Horatio Betmouu,"

ty. Ho

n. Daniel W. Voorheee wee ehoeen To6 Convention then adjourned, and the

. I . a

Prraident of the Convention. Ho made e n.-ocu leeviog, some two or three nun-

epeeeh.plentlngbimeelfontbeConatitution, dred dieooiooists. wo preeume members of and claiming the right for tbe people peace- U(lioo Jenguee, known toexiet iu IndiahW to aesembte and diacuae tbe imuee in ..-oiu, Msembled, end were addreeeed ia

' . ,1

which they arc interested. He oenounceoj. lioerly destroying tirade oy one oi mcir

tna erbitrary acts of tho Government.

Hon. R. L. Merrick epoke net

His

number.

After the events of Isst Wednesday at

" .1 . m, ... -i ... a,.! f.rakadowinff the

, w.i.i ...i rn.nl. ndintion ol the t-apnoi oi w .

pVecn wm . , - -- ; ta deepotiem, we

r.nm im cniran iiicinvk ' v ' - - -

He diocumed the Em.n- now solemnly advlaa .11 of our citi.cn. to

. , . -oaalr

. - :.. ,.mmm ..J Kfr. ha arm themselves, ano oe.i- '

r z. iTLzzzTm m .., .. c

the Democratic

brought againet it

. .... ". I ..llinift

. :ki.i w-U.iu tn risk vour livee in IU oeienee or

entionwaa tobe oieiuroeo, p ' a ji.. ii-m

at what moment you may beeom

risk your lives in Ite defence

ventionwaa o "i r ' . JMBntiam. b.lfdrnVrno.di.r...ppar.ntlyh a.t.temibmit to ifTrv... .LUnii. i nJ would eay e'rogyoureeivee new,

a( coma'etr demorainauon, uu j -

h.ving reedved thoir i.rtructlen. from th. Ii, m n Governor or Military Com.nd.nt,.a they permittcdjodo

ceuied their muekotc, with bayoneta fixed

for

ill not

Bastardy. Mien Mary Woolooy ,

;.w .k.m haaw in smai where..... . imata of our County roor

on turns, wi picftcu. ,

tbcy would curee the Demcerau. and ia tne nottMt appeared before Jseq. nueoirr, aw preeenee of numbera of ladiee, who deelred ning, and accused Mr- Jemea Felte, ol ...r the oaeikinff. uan tbe most profane, H.ii lownhip, with being tbo father of an

r - w- - I . . ..a

!ow aad obaceaa language, and if rcmon- njegitlmate ablcld by her. ihe cniw wm

.t.d with b .nv ntlcman, wonU imtac-ko-- aeveral wecke ago. The eonetaoie

dlately begioanght, when their eoanradae r,torned oo a writ leooed for the oeicac.n., . . . at a. I Aft i. ... A .. i anV SB Va. .

would roefa up, driving the looaereon ootore .. found," and in Die aoaencc, mm .

ihm at tho ooint of the bayonet, end arrant .i,, woman'e evidence, rocognweo sua

tna paraca who had oaown a desire to be to tbo Circuit Court.

EacArxs. We are ia formed, that tne

horee-thief dceerter, J arc. Kaiaey, wnom

Mr. Blloy, of Loogooteo, wee ng..

to hie rcfi". ePd from km captor

-:il ..A .rfh him Off tO Dri.OB. With .

CIVII, WMim crowd of drunken aoldicreyelHnng.nd cure

lag after them.

The deeign to dieturb tbe meeiing was

rendered more apparent, if pooelble. la tbe Lnd got clear

afternoon, whoa military Governor Hoaeali, n - Phlladelakla Aga

beaeraing aware that the Democracy veto Ta.--f.iu-i .tore about Gen. Sifla:

ao otroagly averaa ta begianl.g alvil war in p of lh gi..

' Indiana that they would eabmtt to untold , nnr arm on b, Rtpp.

inaalta rather tbaa aa a body recent tbtait "" hMt,.ad from bio rotircmeatla

. . ...ft. ft. .V k.. UmA II in IhMp ..-..- . -, ,

New York to Woealegton to oner tcetmvw.

Halleck aad tbo ProahJaat am awrvtcw. m

DtatcR.er tke Rawcaie Piacx with the South Revolctio at the N.th

By a telegraph dispatch from Washington-

which we publiehed yesterday , we learn mat

clique of Philadelphia politicians calling

themselves "loyal leaguere," but better denerving tbe epithet royel leaguers, headed

by Morton McMich.el aad Mayor UUpm had errived at Washington, end that Sena

tor Wade and Chandler end Mr. Forney arc

k.i. im!!! sruaat.. The object of tbe

lilt is nawsww nj m

visit and the caucoe la to organic forces

for tbe breaking ap of a'i political orgamta

tioa. la the loy.1 St.tes, hoctile to the Ke

publica party, aad for tho eupproeeioa of

overv ecnllmant that ia not in etrtet eccoro

ftth th idea, of the radicle, xne

uww

new movement ia to begin in Philadelphia

bat it ie to bo coon extended to other citiee

and loeclitiee. h la evident that the design of the Aboli

tionieta ia to create an ineurrectioo in the

North, in order toobuin a. exeaee for makiiic peace with the South. With the Gen

erate and the me.no they are employing tbey arc enable to put down the Southern rebellion, which waa produced by the antlelevery vueetlon, aa was atatad a low daye

uro bv Georsje Dowaing, tho negro oyster

w w ... i '.at.

man. at the Abolition convention in mis

dty, and taeitly admitted by Garrison,

Waadall Phllliaa, Oroaley, aad all tna leaa-

preeent. Aad now tbey propooo to ro- . 1 .11!.. fts ft ft. a laTAa ä Käs Kau

ment t -..other reaeiHo. - aupprweekm of free e peach. But let thorn

bawara, lea, like rraaKoaetein, iney raia

nothet moneter which they cannot quell. IN. Y. Herald.

ft CUV B- f Mi ft

Gov. Morton wee awe to waeaiDgwo

the aame time, and we eoppoee oa a similar ken.

errand. From tha oatragaou. endo.vore of

alleged thet Mr. Johnson d others were

s.tisfisd with "the peace conierence." mr. J. procecda to ahow that Mr. Field ia totally mist'ken. and add:

"The guarantees recommended in M Guthrie' report were aatislsctory, but the conduct of the eonvcniion, resulting in n

srest me .sure from Mr. Fleld'e eouree, ren

dered the convention itself anything but

satisfactory. We saw in it. no tho roeult

...w...i ariftin lp(ot in (' ninroM of the

LVI W V C W BBJBBBVWWAWWIP " ' Wft recomm.nded guaranteea, and saw. w

Mini clearness thst the rsoull ol it- drlib

wi - .

iratlone would no, for a moment, au'pena even the perilous ex. itemeni of the Southern mind , or av-rt the calamity it ia-

olvrd." After eipreaelng ihe opinion that there

arethouaande in the South who, in their

haarte, etlll love the Uuion which Ihtr

fathers cooetructed, Mr. Johnson agsin

remarks:

Satisfy them that, the war end -d, the

. a M

Union will be oe it wee intendfii to oe, ana

ss before treaeon and fanaticism involved . . ... . -. I. ....I

us in the rxieiing ingnnui tniBüi'-,

much, very much, will be done to bring tne

struggle to an end, end to restore our former

nationality. We eh-H then. loo. Know earn

other better, end value each other the more

Arnold. Anthony Cvtaey, Mc Jam. Heekner, Jooeph Ureter John Frmea, .Joseph g Lotus, George Mailer, C,

M. FHIEDM ANN, P. M.

I .-p. r. Miy 2, 1863. ADMIN IST HA TORS SA LE. X OTICK ia hereby given, that I Will aell at public auction, on Monday the 13tb d.y ol Jone A. D 1863, at tbe residence of Conrad Mad- r, lite of Dubois county, deceased, all his personal property not taken

bv the widow, consisting ol household and

TW . . . . . ,

kitchen furniture, eboemaaer e toois,

.irnri'rii K. &LC

Terms A credit of twelve m on the

he aivrn on all rum "var three dollars,

. . m ft. a.a - l

purchaser giving hia note wim apprrrcu security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws ih interest.

SEHASTIAM FHKYnKKtiritft, eonvr. Hayeville, May 23. l8Ca w adminiöträtorIs NOTICE. N OTICE la hereby givea that tbe undersigned haa been eppuinted Admleuv tratrix, with will annexed, of Johannes Urener. dceaeed. Stid estate io cup-

ii d to be aolvin. ANNA DRKNBR, admr'x, with will. may 23 18i:t-3ft

ADUINUtfi;TObVs! SALE NOTICB 'a hnby Kivefr tbft 1 will ecll at public auction on MONDAY. June S, IB63, s tk lato recUewco of Hillary BecAcv

i.kl late of Duboia rounty, deceeaed. all hia per Lhi.I properly, not taken by the widow

eonitin(j; ol lltrh-y enu nwti .. .

field. hors. call, C s, ny,

implein n'e Ac. ,..,..

T row - A creiiti t.r iwrir w .. . .i..... .(..ii.... ih.

Kiven on au eum wn . V

purcham r givm.' hi- no'e wim curiiy, waiving Valuation end oi.priaei.t laws, bearina mil rt-ftt from data; uod-r $i

caeh in hand ,

Fl.ANZlSKA CKCMttl, sunn x. may 23, 186:5-3 A I ) M I N ISTHA TO U"S iSOTlCK. .)T.ia hereby given that the undersigned hae been appointed adnimletra tor ol the eet.te of Gregor MUler, lete of Dubois county deceased ; eoid eeteto ie opposed to be eolveat. L"; o.i.eted to call noon, and erMat taeir Claim.. 0K01KKtlM.adaaT,.. Ad ms A Buettner, .tty-e. May 16th. 18C:i -3

olicf

Courage ha. been found a common posei o , . . l.i.p.riir rnrrprlei'

10. mni" - - . sa love of freedom is aeon to ha equally ... w8 hereby givea that the IJP'Jbo --"--LftciftftÄ

than we navo Ter - -.--.- unr provii,.,, 0( an eci vawII the gar.nteee of personal and tat o o ffuUle iBa license the eele '.FJ' richte which our fathore provided, can .lone uou, ,inou,f h, and other intoxjcnuug "I" .... -j ft.i!... ,i Tk Ufa f sale will ae en me

make ue what they tntenne. ano nT.u .. V -ui fc. him the precise iotheJ h:,d.ccomp.i.hed II, rough their Hip-JK

wiadom-the freest snd tne ,..PP.r.i. M,inrroM ind McDonald atresia.

town of Janper, Bainbnoge townan.f, -

boin count v. lad.

the preeent emergency.

that time, although they tbaa had it ia their

power to have puniehed severely, thoeo waa

wore tbaa iufriagiag oa their eoeetltetioaet rights, aad have learned them a I e aeon tbey would bava long romemberod. At that

time, In order to etlll further annoy aad

berrees tka meeting, a company of eav.ky

wae etationrd on tho eeet aide of the eqaern

k.n Ik. ftneMiitft. waa brino neld. CO that

whviw ...w. 'I m i . , j the pnvg- t an-1 Iron, tier ae?emHg' e "c"" ,or 1

Wo do not know

u.- .k. Prealdent received him, but wa

"ww . . i a

l..rn that Sigle hlaaaelf baa te,egr.poeo w frtoad la thia alty that be waa aaubbad by General Hnlleak, who coldly told him tkat

i. When ho wanted hie ecrvicee no snww...

and

and one of the moot influential nationa of

the world

Free Sprech KKtr.et from e epeech delivered by Hon. A

0 Riddle, Republican Member ol Oongreen from Ohio, ia February lent: The freedom of npeerh ie the laet fran-

cbiee a free people will aurreodor, end our

million, will exercteo ft la tka midot ol no

matter what calamltiee, Tbey will dlscuoe

ths cveaU and management of tbo war. It

Is tbelf war, and the humbled of them hae

a. interact ia It equal to that af the Bret

eitiaea, .nd they moot .ad may diacuee hie

(tba Preaidanf.) eeta with a free aad mamy

a I . ft.

. - j .v. nf aaid township WUt teas

lull in ml, w. due notice thereof. ...MtiutMII

m. I. IBM. JU . BBnann

- -

tbe party la power ta force alvil war oa the

people at Indianapolis oa laat Wednesday, ia II act fair to iafar that tbe Govenor't viait waa la order to eeaare Indiaaa aa tha bogia-

' ftFThe War department lo about to

ADMINISTRATOR M a a .ft at aPJ C III Pej

THE ondectgned aomi.awrw -täte of Thonapaon Burton, late alöa

boi. county deceeeed. will oa i "' 4,h d.y of June, 1881, ,2

of eoid doceeeec, can ai TuV.'wl7Sl

hie personal property not f.f' TäJ;.

conaletlag of Horooa, u.nie, a;. Cora, Wheat, farmlag Implomeote, aedta.

bold ateaafla &. . ,., . tmim9

TERMS fir Ai.is.-A f.- - -month, will be grvaa aa all .u nnrrUaaer nivlne aote wtta apwv-

r- -v - - . ftftaanw raeers-t

anter upon mora vlgorooa measures for eal

ling out tha fall military atreagin oi in n era populetlon of tbe country. Genera!

TkAmu rannrti to the department that af

lag pise, for tbie oc.no of devaetetloa!--! dirtcton h.. attended Verily, aeU aaawxexb no. Ohl ptoaara! ,, w .ud that ha le

to ga into Teaneeeee .loo, and there organlie the negroes eo lo Mlaatealppl.

framd.toofS.le. All awamai fuv w May It. 1868.-3 , Jjj

that wa .bouM bare a Governor that daairaa

to aoe Indiaaa'. aell rod with the blood of

her own cltixenr. Let the people think and

prepare.

Advertise in the Tftfrcr Courier.

ADMIreMTBATORi

TbTotlaaiB hereby flf that

1 .igncd hM baaa apaeiau-m

:.u itl anaevod. Ol 1B0 00a

Itader deeeaeadi aajddatata U

be ,oW,5edastian; tiittvmn Sfay 11 1893.-3

ear.