Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 6, Number 9, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 February 1864 — Page 2

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Ian.cvKMW-rs.-Mr. Troxler's new command of mt brigade

TKmi ofltcrri 'left, thtie cutting jott off from W ashington

Thi hw appeared to tu be P" 01

.1 AM 1MV l WL'Ill lilU hniMi, on the PublWj Bqare, , a'th ere withy of pr .moi.oe, and .houuMh.ir pi..., ...d bene, my aax.e.y

To Soldiers and FoitmafUr Kdi.ore of DitipijMri throughout the

on the United Statee will doubtless eoafer a favor

hi Saddle und Harness Manufactory

have it.

Adi..tant Riddle te "hale Wlw .ubj-ri. A heavy rn might prevent m. ' m P jr II tV II.iii.iiv.

G-neril in Chief.

The Import. nee of

to th lalltiTl in the fleM, m well m their friend t hon, bjr giving publicity to Iba following:

ovitig with ill lue An Act to amend th. law prescribing Iba

he nations!

J R ft ? B at I BATÜBDAY, : : FKBHÜARY11

1 HK i:BKAT IB.-CE SEFoSS THE C

I this: Htt'aU AB'iiTion njt dowi thk ctn j,avo an aa .hall Tue Uau oT"w!,Htlhiioftice

h L.TIO?"-HEnT TlaT, 1H51

is being pushed to completion, me, .. ,nd ,miCh esteemed by both ntR

will add to the appearance of that nor- e. amen. Ctpt. Allee has been eick llaa .I tli.. town Tin Suuare ia also ,ome , The Capt. when well i. elwaye

o"" ' . at. . ... . i i- ...... (. rani ion. to aa not lo uncover

being tilled up on that corner -a a,..-. -aa P- . ; - tMB,.. po-itlon .nd p,.n.

that l.aa long needed to be none. - - - - wm de,,lopd, w., , b.,ieve, full, .Ppr

- ' ' . . , rmtdd bv me. .ltd at my troops eie nded

Wantkd. An intelligent lal, who I tnem. tK- n.......,. ml Ol,.o railroad to ih.'Ameriea in Concrea. ..ambled. Tb.t arli-

..o.tkt wishes to learn the printing huninens. 0aaaaay A ta aw ngn mm polotn.c. with th..treme lait n ...k mow,e d. 0f clothing, being manafariured of

opportunity by applying , .,ongthi, .,.,, al aHtbkawl, na. lie-, tHa

. . . . I if, iha rr In wh'c. I er nun a1'"'" Dclfc m

attletnn m b admitted lato th m.rta of the United Rmt.. Be it enacted by the Annate and Hoaeeof

w. .ml a. ma triioD pileitded nnrntMlf ee of thetjnii.il Blatte of

CHI UT , " -W-- t t

t . ... .

!A:m,...V:."i:. .1 I... r-rd.. I ld TW .yl..,.!... noncommiMinoed nfficr

IT rWe are indeUed to our atten J " . . ... rrnn m.a W. re.r.e in r.n, degre. expo.,d Bet it ,p- or prir.tt eerring in h. armle. of th. Unit-

I. .iiiiitf tiovtn . II..,. .""- . . , ..!.,.. , ii.Kt ihn H Siki. mv he tranemttten in thf mail.

IL I nere i n j n t,v0 represiiuuuve in v.....- H u n ,h 15,,, of AutjU ,,. pe,ri iron. .... - - Ciä-ä - - bits äs ss sbs s ' E-1 -

nation

..I hn Innre expedition under f Crre.poiidence ol the Jper Ourier hollorfd hon. Vnlnnt.Mr. I .hkIiuI!

. J

;..i Sherman lias nt yet nei n nmue linovtt, thoagh it is pn.Uhly to dean ctit the rebate in Misaiai,''i and make

Letter from a Dnboi Volunteer.

TtxAB.J.n. 19.

In concluding thin ariiclf I would .ay io

frienda .t home, that we a ill labor ,ioM

The prci- nt'wre of h-M lUilf injw ApproiJ. Jummry ja.

tainnt pmriiiii nJvnc., Ill If

ai -

a. a a n Ulli iMil 1. I r.IAB.BII I ' - ..ll

. . . , . i U.-LiI i

Mr C Di.a-rear 8ir-l owoyou n.i.iihfuliy , if aot well, lor the good of our now ne pare-.. - a- '"' ' . ' . i . it... I' .inmillHa nil III.

fnr not witinue xiier I nimediai.. unli ,,r tln,f ,, ,,. , and iiihih an 01 na. -

Poe. Omca nrpBTjrTJ Jaauary 25. I8A4

Th rnr.friirig U la puhüehed mr the in-

. 11 . ' - ipUIUVV lllfi.v".""a- ..... a U flank movement on (ien. Johnston. J mUef my t,y),nwg ,he rei.ime.it. I wai receivill. u. with open ar...B. aw our re.oro & " ,Ma form-'ion nl ihe p.hlte. and .peei.llp for Tin. rM forces are active, and doing (lMei,,.d Ju,(?. Advocate of our Arm, K,OH, l8,,(M1.d w- b, ao lor.u,.-.e a. to afrCle'laa g itiff W fae. or too .low fr-tn , twnr. nf .,,.,...; ni ,. 0rM a . I .1. In rth ( art.- rwaa Pouri M.nial. The dntia connected , , i we Wou)d prt ,., ,b. bet law Ne Wab4ft. 'her WW be fwl M aaea m .,4 .hi no one can mi.-

1:..- un.l Khat 1 liiuiesaee. wfiere

111m fnrrce event to ; art ing entirely on Ihe defensive, with varyin. success. VhaaMW niiiiicroua Veterans, now

HVII V a..--

. t ttVA r .... line il .1 v c 1) : but 1 ill now i.lUO I ,al mailt- thltf liolf nilicll I"' -

III tllC IjUIIM naa WWV-.w. - . - fi.irillili. uroiniee I made you before leav. ' h,n 1 ir,,-,.d.d. I will .peak M....e-

r - 1'

ing home. o . f . lit. . 1 1 r p n rlr nf Vic Weburu and

thing ol the country in af at xt-

More aiun,

51

honte on furlough, pet hack to tuetK ceeawHea if .lack.on. Mt.e.. by our. Held there'll be some big tiKlitine. 'forew., our Arm. Corp. (l.J-h) w.i . . . . . . . ..... 1 v ...... 1 ....... 1 11! thf I nnea 1

lind orant that Lincoln s adnnmsira- .erreo .r,. ...r , . ... -

tion, with all the men and money if

tion, wtth an me aaaai " u Qn fct 15th of A,If0.. ,.it. We noone,d him . asks for at its command, may emi uns t, Ciim,,;,on. .eten mile. fmm ,,,. GenBri in c

in that of the IJulf. arriving at Carroll- kofore Atietm.

j. BN ein o' tel-ßfim I nBt bim I v,r h,, j millfi park? nf rlothiag

t.l.t?ripbel bba tbjal be wee daf wa fe mi.d to pa in the mail. four oone.t not from Waa iiif . but ifnm th- 1 t.iinnc ( )f .j,,, r,.ni,n,.i b manufaeiur.d from leawnaT f)'n I.-. be nop rtuni'v i r .m. w 0 itanaat, or linen, ami anl eaeeed two dwn th- p. .ouu" wml K"t balwreea h -en and mm,m , wiflit, and mnet he addr.erd to

McClellan aud HtHeck V ..l.ii.sft.ui. 1 th..uifli G-.iernl H Ci-iUn n non.f ommja-ioned ffieer. or priretr., ana In Mit'lellmt'e report ol hi m-vem.nt- ahmild .ep mnr. tut ii- I itomic. and pre. ,nff ( ,h-armie ol the United 8-atee

for which llalleck de tnrwar.i hia leu rat Iter man 'if'. - c, .n-equ-ntly. B package atiare.a too

he ihu. damoliabea ihem -re reaSiiyi r.lirv Harp.'f- raWy. r,nmi--i0n.d olücrr, or compo-ed of other Ae I cm fiiiiln lt-ga. MM gas ..ta.j .i. than aa aktive epecin.d euch a.

ilo

hi.l;

a ' . -i. : .tf at . in L-n inv a a a. u ...i k .. I a.. .a a h.

Ion- 'kuinetV days devastauug, uor- 0rle.n, Ulii gepi. l, when we croe. ThP foow,ne extract from tel.gram. r. raLin c-.r, ,r . r 0on,,. .,.-. HC - 7 ...a... .... Hble strife hie year. '.d Tb. M.-i-pni. At proceeded by rail lUedb, s.e.Hw.y dawäre fma Wa-h U Baal H - pr"p,,J ? ''TV' ' tl r r,lv g,, mie. aooih we.t of New!inf,ron ow how little waa known then 'ed ... beliee. that whn hcg.ee th. le.'t for .tr.ry hall oj.no. or feacton therat. Ax Uni-Uat IV (Mat, 1 . mP. enadiw. beam. M- " P" QByr" Ch, K t;5thlld Vols., arrived at his wk.,.d, hen marched to Opelouea., ,h.t were en.er.a..,.d lor the ..fei of ,he;(.gr .tae am. ' "'' , i, Mt- be.n .he aim o. Uh'' ,"7 TI.ra.lav -L.nc. of 1 10 mile, which place we reach c.pi. On .be H.I, of .pi.mb.r General io remember in. Uct-wcll k-ewa wWaJ yr HaM M abna'-.a ho,,, in this place, tat Tliniflf.- dleeet W' T f Lk ....,..b.d n,. .a ..,l..,w.: t Iba Hne-dbat a-f H, rrnea the 'n iC m.dicin.a aaataf .bar.,

. .d nie laurr pari i r-- ..-.-. a , ...j ... ,k.l.. I.WTJr.

i i aavaa. ah.nii ! ail mjw ..in i.iiinn a wBva irairu mi . a aa av . j i , a

rr.ijai-.rr . . ... - - ' Jjf . J, jf

rVr-v' I . ar

JaVV Ja it, t a a.

nlT'

pa

lie was compelled to resign on ac count at ill health. He left the refrj

ment a abort distance from Knoxville, and representa them aa in Kod apirits and ready to whip the rebela at any

time. Three of bia company were

i ... .M.nri.ai ili.iil ma can i'l beller

,erournni,.n..... r.-:" - ' ' , au. . I ...cntra waa con.inuwll I-

received order, lo march hack to Braenear me umoere iwe rw - - ; - - - nr e..n. thi. moeem.at wea a mili- think wc mu.l be rer, caution, about Mediae Hal 'he Mia. r.l... Saa

. ' u. - - Af.'nine too mnch the lone on the Vir,.ini

IBI W aie-P WW' a ------- a

aT ar-

tar hard aad diegrebl march, are real, ed aa wo wke, whe we were ordered

j .j 1... L-on nriaonera iu'to New Orleana.

rnüW " : T.B.l O .aa IM ol December e.ieed or

toe receui nauiu"".. fl CA9C0

a - U . . .JnaaiM.1 llkta

m-ian m i iiit rqiiiri". n wi n w

. . . aa. A i a . . It a . . . aa J....... BP aa aa I H I Bf

Ideof iheP.tomac. Think of th...- lelt na a. onjr in- . ... ...-.-,-7 Affain.on the lHh of S-pfmh. r, Gen ih. oih-r clumii n.a.ih. d nn ih-r .ad. Halleck l.legr.phed me a. ?..llowa. !io die righ, I ahoM1.! he thrown IhaO II mk ..Wh. ...I ord.r forward Key., or Higel ! ut w -pporii.g dt.i.ne ol theo.brr ir pa

till nw lUin Ul JrtriHori ..

fV'trw a.awaaw- 'f I , ilea below N.w Oleen, un the -our frnt M re troop, can be aparen

Voi-caTKEia. About a doaen yoong

men left Ireland thla week, we are informed, for Camp Knox, to enter Capt

Fisher's company. This comiany is now nearly filled, and we understand unou its completion, two of the prom

inent citizens ot Jaaper will endeavor

to raise another company. Our citizens should bestir themselves, as onr. county will have to furnish over 100 men yet to fill her quota.

M arrui.k 1 .iczaaKS.- The Clerk ot

this county informs us that but sixty

seventy m

. . BBaj ---.- ., ,k. W.,ri mm Irani-' from here

rieWT. Omww r..'.. - --- I

ed that the object of our expedition w. .o

Thi. diapateh, pnhli-bed by the c-

Ami Ü I had marched ine .nun- "'01

.ne oolumn alcng the bank ol Hie riwer.u. taad el upon dee dtfferent parillel Made.

. l j I .1.. ,,.i aM l.ir h. ri. until, with ll. irnina. oil in nm X

ql.nia.urroclion anaag Ska atfffa T r..e,.l.in.CI.ef. read. .J.enderd ahmit fl't, ntWi and e v

j:a,. ....inn.J ai that ooint. It aeem. mal"- - .

. ., , . . kl- ..I. .anoataill follnwe

"Uncle oanr ,con"nr " r nroinie.) had neglected to par th 'in the

. . . A I . I .1... k.l..I.lll.'

11 11 nl nav n.ia m- a .... .. . ... .... ,

... . . m '

-Why nl ord-r b.rward Parter'. aaea. esr could ha, raci. -u .n. a ........

If the main force ..I ilie enemy tliwrnrer, audi a m'.'tn.n. w..i - aw

, more troop, can be par. il .-o"i-re.l the ran1111.1111ca11.Mi ekt I aUtajwrr

mid W liiii.'t'.n on 'ur ri.lii anil r- ar 1

or SigelM

it.air avaoea were due. Thie treat

iiiuui.i. .... . - - met wa. loo bad for ih,m. ...d aa Ireemen! 1

a .a I i . ii rrnrn uctr.

they were goti.. lo demand incr r.gn Hian.tch. ire.ume it will b- ..I....11..I by ,vry no'.

t I I ' 1 . . a 1 a a

or eeeer thei- eoanecin-n with tue armv

Arriving et the Port la-e in the .vetting wM

were greatly relieved to find cv.ry Hung .aim, for had our "collored breihern" been diapoeed e give us battle we would doubt

leea have been gobbled up in lea than no

received by rr.o from .he telegraph ..,..r....r j.ary man. iha H Waa aeeaaaWf ... m..v. the

it in the word, qm.ied above. "I think Ikf rmy iu -ucn uro.r ma-,1 cu.... " in,i force of the enemv." &. Ikaa be r....ccntrH.ed l..r . .11 le. A10I I . In accordance with th.a ainrgevtinn I a.k- -,f ihe opinion thai thi. objec SnaM not have

nmuletinf and tonic pmp-rnea

lo r'tive and cure the comni n cm -I lint, of t'-aanea. Liver

"fuo'i M.d act.".

S.tifiia. Indi-a . ii.

er and Am . Ar..

aI.i h ae lt. .liaa-aawa u nlmr

. . .k... - fk. . a....la)

ill in. i:i.n.flv r.- . ... -j h keen riiee.rered by I . kbek, 11 il in rtliiamaB "I eea the nieril. ..I '. ft Her hav hawawld in ihe ab -vw rumpi r I-. and h.re la hid da fr. mm Olpe, p lav. sad thai a m tmWm '' 'Be onlr wnad)' "Hi l..macli B.'era. W a-lvtae all win. ara Hl ted d ajjetaj an agreeable um' lor th ir .ohl-e ah..ve iixlirated, r in. hi. nr. ore .Ming these Untere

S ... A'lv-rti-e.. ant leb. 13. Mun i y ol ire. rn K awdefaagaiaii will nr. rred arl.R tt.a I i...l aurr v.'r of Itobc-ta eon.. Ihr 1 I Ii da ' M .rch fWt4 ti.ru the lines . ; . . U . ....

.'.r.l.O'C It. pi UlUain Ol Dfiu'

31 1 ti.aii' 1 ii nh rsng' 1

ni.e. will ! be run and

arriage licenses were issued by him una. that i. if the ftseat Maria, of their TVoea I e i-anod h, valor i. true, ...d who c.n l.v. the aud.c

ed on Ihe sann day. lhat all the troupe tha

uld be spared, sh .uld be eenl to reinforce

lit

during 1863. Licenses were issued to the following persons front Jan. 1 to

Fash 10 18G4. inclusive. Several of

a .. , - , the happy persons aro vcterau volun

teers, who thus are endeavoring, to aid the government in recruiting for

the future Infant ry service, as well as

the present. Jan. 9 -Peter Kuokler and Victoria Hsrk

Jan. II Wolfgang Schweiger and Ursula

Rieder. Ja 1 1 Lewie Miller and Marth J. Fieber. Jan la Joe. Gutenknust and Catharine Bauer. Jaa 15 - Jo Schneider and Jobanaa Klein.

Jan. 18 Phillip Haberle aad llen E'L Jan 20 Coered Hoffmann aad Franciska Gaaeer. Ja. 21 Gerhart J Sch.onenran and Mary

B. Willne. Ja. 21 -Mathias KumeUcher and Maria Heitmaa. Jan. 2 George Zeiler and Elisabeth Tuchac derer. Jan. 'JG-B-rnsrd Müller and Msgds ena 8ahm. Jan. 29-Eaaaeuel Half and Hannah E.

Newton.

none eatne.

eMfi accomolifhed in any o'lir wy "halt

Hie oi e eiiifiloyed. Any otlo-r ilMpiiniti.ni f an force, would have su'j.fcied them tu

On the 1" h I received the following i l- ilefoa. in detached Iragmeiittt.

egram from Hie Ixcellen.y, the President. 0ov. Cttrtin teleijroph me. 'I have ad vices that Jackson ia crowing the Pototnoc

an N..

Tin. 1 ipniif.liat.

ihr cnt9 inrreof eatabli.hrd. Per.wo. inn rested will picas, he prea.nl. .1 HIN l KAKKINBERGER. P o. IB Mi 1854 -:u ri'iUC HALM

II red at Public An."

To (onMiiiiipliv'.. Consumptive auffcrers ai I r reive 1 val

nable prescript irn for the Cur of Ca Höge,

ity to deny their uu.urpa.sed chivalry!

The next day we lelt our "Bremern in

arms" .t Ihe Port; weut on bo.rd .he ateim

l : aa. t.i u .... anil arr." snun rleacend

n.p o-. William-port, and probably ihe whide i. ih MiaaiasiDPi. About aunaei we reach- witnain por,, , .,

ed "he mouth of the great river.and our eye."el "J WI "'"l" "'mkliry,""d' ThboiT ...dLtr.ro afTection- (?tee of charge

forth. Bral time beheld lha "Illimitable ..a"! ' V'TmZT ' I by sending ih.ir ar... . P , li.es before u. we cou.d aee the beht '-m Harper'. Perry or Marnn.burg .,,.,,, Rev. EIW UP A. WH3 wave, of theOulf d.ao.ng in the r.y.o-nd positive I iformatton Irom Wh.el,ng w ,.,,.,. Kinn- C.un.y, New York. ' a . ibsttbe line is cu, corrob .rale, ihe idea Frh h) 1804 -6-. the setting sun Pw of ua were permit- p..,,,,.., J 1

sublime scan be- " " ' " . I 1 o ICT. ... .... 1., 1 ..1 . IT ,liiI..,,.i riMi ,,,1 BjSIBiav .lira lit

rocking, na VTOTirKis he-eh even 'hit F mar.l

. , , .I . . . l Bnthof.n f Bainh.idL'w T.wnalip Du-

on me 1.. n

ted to gaze long upon th

fore ue, the ship commeTicod

almost momentarily a Bidden sicknees over came ua all. This sea sickness i. different

from nv thing I ever experience before

IIH K an er.tiMie.1 w

1 I I.I.I, oil MOMMY, P-b thega-i. Isti. I hi- reelaVae, iwo m le. irom Hut.liir nre ih Mbsnlef prop.ny to w.t: 1 Has 86 bead ..f Caul-' 15 8heep. R0

400 i.u-hels Coro, väago n. fatmog

I . m

and all "P "r ... . . -.,

I r . Kl N A r.renn 01 j amnm. . ifireii an all awaM over 'hre. do lars, ihpiirrhxaer fivinc his note with pprV'd eciirity. bearing interest from dal; three dollars and under, east. GUSTAV SPIKTZER Pah. th. 184 -3"

a follows:

ocn. ua 1 11 vs .nrgr-p...-. o rotml- h-w (ikon Bf mm Mr hiwavaa.

vt'u"d anl appraised al men v dol').r,de

Bniiiaeriilgr Mnprrvinoraa ATI ENTION! XO I'lCF. i. hereby ifea I all ihe Super tjsafi u. It inbr.dg. lovnship. Du.nM.

Ci Ind.. 10 hrit.a iheir accoaaiB, properiy

r, a. . .ii - ha..., and ''Until you know more certainly the ene- frbr, a. Inllowa: of a bcw.. color, h.nh jf .,.,,,-,, to the Towiietiip Ryth next morn.ag all were I better and! J f?om oulb f lht plu(ICt , 0, hin,, lee, white, and bald I.e.. r wni.e (hf 8,,rd,f of p.,,. Iter three daya voyage w reached the te- T no0ino ,he cauiial etrip. and a atar on his forrhred. s lump )8,4 ,, ,h- Townahip Library room, ia lb. n.asul. I M.tagord. ia Tex... bar. we!'" ' d-t B r' "'' hia rgftll hind lag. i. ab-ut .hirteen hand. H . V. P 7

nieala I Matagorda 1

landed and remained at the mouth of Mats

n,Am Ra until January 10. h. when we

hui ws wa a ' w - -- .... a. Jaaui lli.llS foPi'O

aacended th bay 0 ihia poo.l which ia ten r-w

ilea from Its mouth

Wa will remain here but a few days, our

r .... r .ha nnimon l ist th. eti'iny win

j mis vi vir " fr - - send a email column toward Penney Ivan.a,

in that direction, Ihe.

Huddently move on Washington with the forcee outh of the Potomac, and thoaa he

deaiinatioa ia 8an Antonio, or Galvesion, "es tr-

. I.I a . .1 l.llaa

n . health and .air W. have a. " e bat ".coal, report . I.rg. force' II. -drickoon, of P.toh. Town.hip, pe-ted - hV.. o-elock P. M oe SSM d.y. fat JZ&LZ Jon the V.rgiai. .id. of th. Potomac. f& 'r?L Z purpoae of electing thre. .teeU

Our rtimnti. inj Ag.in, o. th. 11th, Gen. Halleck MM

niirh.snd lama on the rieht lee.

Witness mv hand this 11' h, day of Feb A. II. lent. II A. HOLTHAUS Cerk D.C. Feb. 13 1864.

i;tray IoBice.

State of Indiwna. Dubois County:

L I.

MATTHIAS KIKKEK, Township Traetee. Feb 6 h. ln4-4 w

NOTICE S hereby glvm lo all whom it may eon. cern that there will be an eleeima held

si the Church 8'. Jookohi in Haiiaas. ua-

hoi. county Ind on the nin ms

I

t.cipated ia six hard fought battle., and lot '7J" .dl"' w,,h ' in -J,:'?r-i ai .ueh In the eor.gatlonf ..

many food men. Those ol aa who remain " p- r lebe years 010, eppraieeu maw yi fc d t M,d church, laateae et jnnn v ' a .... ..... ii . , 1 11 d J A I... ... Am Ba.lla AmlmA .. . . ..ai. V..J.. m a

. ... ! 1 1 1 aa Amm .. aa.l nil ah. ill TCIf

- CaSaaBaU- urn, w.n... ",r.oJ""VS:ÄXK.0N. )?n&&Gl&L

oeipn. month! loeaer to Berve; in mm ...no ina..y .

Wirliam Brunerand Aleiander Bolin, dated Torrneli0i , Manntet nd Cssper Todrattk,

front of ua, I received Iba fob

Feb. 1-Chrialiia Sening and Klus bath h(jfd b(jMtt w, bJ fought, and I think the ,lly WM

Mehne. I..kaii.nn .ill he aruabed. While much re- lowing

mains for the army to perform, there i a ' A..i it.tini.ino uann the Silixens at

Shorn.. You h.v. ach ,0 do in the w.y of h 'hi- moment received. t . alaaaa. a a. Baaia.fl In lh H äsS 1 1 1 11 A nl V Ollff

raewr-atruetine. Chanre. are to be made for .ntorm-.o.. ... - - r -

Feb. 1 -Frederick Meioker sad Mcdelena B. Vogaa. Feb t John Behaar and Margaretha Been. Doner.

WaB Diff Sept. 16, 1862, If 30 P. Bf.

Mai. Gen. McClellan: Youraof7P. M.

feb. 13' h, 1864 I JOHN G. T0RMELIA5.

MOTIPR TO HF.IRS OF PETITION TO Feb. 6th, 18o4.-iw.

SELL REAL ESTATE, gtate of Indiana, Duboia County: .

OTICE is hereby given thai John O.

nr-cFnisicr.

. . . . -a - . L. . ..Jar.

VT 0TICB la heresy fi" i siened will proceed, wltb tbe 8urveyr

Fed. 6 Alexander Ruh sad Emma Egg. ot,ler or for WOrse: the eyae

Feb. -Charles Btrkeametsr aad Anna' wor,tf Tm upon votL That you w

Feb. 6 Samuel B. Morgan sad J. Decker.

Feh. -Charles Marten and Wilhelmin

Lakes.

NOTICE is hereby given thai John O.li. aignea win proway., w- ...- . Lotbie, .dmini.tr.7or of tbe estate of o. Dubois eaoaty. on lbs 7th day JJ ....'... , . .1. j .. i.oAo . ka itnea and determine

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