Marshall County Republican., March 17, 1864, Image 2

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PLYMOUTH, IXD.,
Thursday, March 17. 1864
Green Township.
The Luion men of Green township art
teqoested to meet at the Old School House,
noi. Va?linno' nn Tnr.Uw .uvrlno
vwi . v v av uüv a vu a ui -j- t m j -v x, . .
. . .
next, aurcn -U, ur tne p.rp.ae oi j. anJ w u
organizing for the campaign, and nomina- 1oMe u Jn gooJ COOllilionf and not bnrn.
ting a township ticket for llw April elec- CJ a8 hai been reported. In the night
tioa; Many Vortua. some- soldiers bnrned down a number of
- ' - honses. The next morning the pontoon
Center Township. bridge was thrown across Pearl rivor, and
The Union men of Center township are the armv marched to Brandon, where they
reone-tcd tc meet at Wcterveit Hall, in ! -Urmiabtd with rebel cavalry, and drove
rl.mniK ... i m i r ioaj them out. On reaching Morton they en-
llymonth.on fea4nrday.March2b.lb04.,conntpreil ft j;vision f Lorings and
tor the vrpoae of effecting a more perfect jYeneh's. They had been throwing np de-
organfcation and nominating a ticket to be fensos, and ovidentlv intended to fii?bt, but
fiimnnrtp.1 at tho pikm fi il.pt
A general attendance ia requested.
Many Votes.
i- l.i .i t the enuin" dav. having dostroved the town thirty men in the attempt.
c understand la. ComrxtisMoners of 6, hiPeott'onnty'on the way. ' The orders published in the Richmond
thia county did not. at their Mttloa last u Meii(lian we encountered sotre rebel papers as having been found in Col. Dahl-
week, take any action in regard to offering PaValry and drove them out after some gVs pockets, directing the assassination
bounties to volunteers. Tliev probably skirmishing, and then took possession X)f of x'19 nd the bnrnrn of Rich-
concluded that because the draft bad been the ton n and held it four days. At that JOJtd. are said to be rebel forgeries, inten-
ctr,rtni . rtfn ,ura - rtf time expeditions x.ere sent out which des- ded as excuses for therr crrrel tieatmcntof
postponed so often there was no danger of , V onc mlcg q( oq lhc captnrcJ mcmbers of the expedition of
one, but they may slip up on this. A tj,e 0bile and Ohio Railroad and on the Kilpatruk.
considerable uumbcr of onr young men railroad k a ling to Selma. This includes ' Snbscriptions for new long bonds will
have volunteered during the past month, over 30,000 feet of bridging, and a large probably not be opened for three or lour
, n , , . . , amount of rollin" stock was also destroy- weeks. The Secretary of the treasury s
probably nearly enough to (ill the county s rnouiu oi ronin0 biock rj uisuhim ur ..... . 3 '
v k ' , . b , , ed. We fonnd that tho rebels themselves present intention is to negotiate the loan
qnota. but they have generally been cred-, acstroveil mneh rnlllng stocU to pre. through those national banks which have
ited to other counties,--some have even vent it from falling into our hands. ' been designated depositoiies.
gone toother States to enlist, -and when While this was being done the town of The question whether tocompel Nation
the draft does come, as come ft will, it Enterprise and the village and railroad jl Banks to redeem at a small discount in
JtiU make a big haul in Marshall county. ; ion at Chunkey were destroyel togeth- Now Tort or nt par at var.ons points, is
b m with a larce amount ol rebel stores. ' still nnder tliscnssion. pome ot the dis-
..." . . i i i . . r' , i m.
20 ni Ini. Ri:.ptEST. Such of the
members of Co. C, U' Uh lud. regiment, as
have re -enlisted, and whose homes are
' ,n
this county, arrived at this place on Fri-
day and Satnrday mornings last, except
those lu re-enlisted some time ao and
. '
ittvo been at Home tor tltree or lour weeks i
past. They all look hearty as. bucks, and
in their new nxs very caDtivatinz. as the
.
yiinnir Ja.lics express it.
.
w-. I i ... i ! . e
tt c uiw m unaoie 10 oota.u a n.s oi ,
t lose who re-enlisted last belonging to Co. ;
. - -
-,. From a commnnication in the La the Tombigbee river, in adJition to the the men at home, who by language nt j to aronse tho peop!e generally, then !
Torte Cnion of last week, dated "Camp serious damage inflicted by other troops, conduct are always inciting to these ontra- inH.,nilQm ft to be brought hick, and his re-
'0th Tnd Hegiment February 0 " we
Lmi iW "ttvntv nf Lmn,nv C b.'l r.
learu Uat twent) of company C. had re-
cuiiMci, ana una oeen accretittca to
. . .....
i one county, lor the reason that this conn-
ty, in which the company was first organ
ise 1, had 10 fused to give any bounty. La
i'o'.t- eotinly, the I'nion says, has not of
fered bounties to volunteers, but that the
Concinisioners have made liberal provis
ions for soldiers' families, and that large
amounts have been
to be paid as boun
townships.
Tin: 17 ni 1.:. im est. The Indianapo-
lis Journal of Monday, says
... ,
n gathering for
mrl days.-
"Wil lei 's regiment has been
' , i 4 .1 r a. t
l-s tciuiii iu iu. troni lur weri umjfs.
raised by individuals General Butler has visited the pretended , ""rcu to m vu nu., woku b..u.. , Conveiltion BUch fts h advocated by
........ . - ' . lirnvo tha pnttnv from thir works. liar- ' . ... .
til.. ;n snmA rf tbo non-com battaiits ol Bt-ingand jueen "ourt i , - . ti,0 l incinnati lotiuirer, in vvhicu tue war
lies, in some OI tne . . . . v nenn inro im tftL-en with lt-s rpsisfftnee i . J
It has bv.cn remarkably 6nccesfl in re- Conrt Honse, an 1 burned mills, store
crniting. having filled its rauks fall. It houses and a large amount of grain.
.Ii cr. is- . i;,,u . M ,i ,.,.,-. The Colorado Territorial Convention
mil go bac.v a lit Lie over one thousand , .. . n , .. .
. was held at Denver on rnday. Delega.es
strong. The reputation of its officers, tins were electe(1 to attend the jfa(ionai Con.
dashing character of the service in which vention at Baltimore, Tes-o'ations were pas
it has been engaged, and the arms it use, ed endorsing and pledging support to the
tha Sncnror rinV havn Iiaa Mia in.lnH.
' a a.anwn m .".vj v w w w s a u an vx v.
, c ., . .t ,
ments of this rnsh to its ranks.
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The Journal of the next day, which we
xve received si dcc the abovtf waa put in
type, says the lTtb regiment, on yesterday
receive 1 oermission from I Um Wilson
fbiofof theCaval.y Bureau, to purchase
J I w w
their own horses at (jiovernment rates
10 each. The men will to-day be
furloughe l home for ten dnv:, to find horses,
All recruits and enlisted men will be re
quired to report to their rendezvous at In
dianapolis rady to go the field by tbe
lirct of April at the farthest.
The members of the gallant 4Mb. Ueg.
who live in this county, left here on Mon
day evening last for Indianapolis, from
which point they will in a few days, doubt-
less, start for the front. We understand
bout ftirty new recrniu accompanied the
'
. t .11 . w t.
veterans irom tuis piace. ' apt. ce
left at the same time.
A CALL POE 200,000 MORE.
The Draft to take place in April.
PROCLAMATION.
Exbcutive Mansion, )
"WAsmsGTOx. March 14, 1864 f
Geskral Orders No. 100. 1
In order to supply the force required to lte at night, demanding his foe to surren
he drafted for the navy, and to provide an der, when a volley was poured upon him,
adequate reserve force for all contingen- ad he fell, pierced with five balls. His
cies, in addition to the Five Hundred command dispersed in tho darkness, but
Thousand men called for February 1st, moat of them were captured in the morn
1?64. the call is hereby made, and a draft i 'ng. The officers captured had been con-
ordared, for Two Hundred Thousand men,
for the military service of the Army. Navy
and Manne corps of the United States.
Tho proportional qnotas for the different
nli, towoi. townsliip., prerincH, elec-
tion district, or ..ic will U
known through the Prorott Marshal Gen-
cral's Burean and aceonnta will be taken
nf ilif früt and def? r.enci-s of former
Of the credits and aencienci.9 Ol lormer
--i.,
quotas.
The 15tb day of April, 1804, is dasig-
nated ai the time nn to which tlie numbers
renn rt from each ward of a citv town,
renaireii irom eacn waru ti a my. '"""i
Af.. max- I raisp, hv vnlnnter enlist-
ments; and drafts may be made in each The exchange of prisoners has been re
ward of a titr. town; ke. which shall not fumed, and the rebels claim that it is un
have filled the quota assigned to it within der the old cartel, and that the questions
the time designated for tha nnniber rcouir- of negro soldiers and Butler's recognition
ed to fill sid quota. arc still in abeyance. Nevertheless. Bot
Th draft will he rrnnmmM.1 an onAn Icr seems to be conductiog the exchange,
.aer tbe 15th of April a. practicable.-
The Government bounties as now paid
continue until April 1st, 1864. at which
time tbe additional bounties cease. On
litional bonnties cease. On
date, one hundred dollars
-M i! -i t .. . .
nrill he datd as provided by
ied JjU 22, IW.
jantl after that
bounty only w
lU.M.r.,rA...I J ill-
nv fsä.1 m , ui. vm v J . - - - -
'Signed AjSsH4.4 irr)
IUI bwi
Thefmt Mthnui. stcos-t of tberaov..
; mcu ..a exploit, nr 61..'. -,rj,-
t ion is given by a cerresnootlaet of tt
fU.c-troTnbwne. oe of the two corm-
0 - ... ...
pondents who accompanied the expedition,
' .'
rrorn this account it appears that the ex
pedition left Vicksbntg on the 30th of Jan
uary. The next day it crossed the Dig
Clack river, as before 6ta?ed, with Wirt
Adam's cavalry drawn np in line of battle.
j Col. TottV brigade advanced ami were
strongly resisted by the enemy, who began
to retreat after a fight of an bow and a
j,if onr mon, .-nsh.-.i n in Una. f'
battle, following thorn five mire, and by
nitfht had driven them bevond Jat kion.
f .
tlrnro . Crin.,1 n( r..M r.r.lr. nn nH
as our orces came ud s ow v. tliev retreat-
ed without firing a gnn. On the 14tli
x .a r .1 lit
(ien. Hnrlburt's corps entered Meridian,
the remainder of the expedition following '
1 nere naa bcen no lnlcnuon 01 S0,nS w
Seiraa, and the main body of the army
never went Wond Meridian. Hie expe-
dition took with them only twenty days'!
rations, ano" all was accomplished that had
been intended. Our entire loss in killed,
wounded and missing, is put down by
respendents who accompanied the expedi-,
paniea tne ex pea
s hundred. Nearl
W
- f , TaiLj v.il
S;T thonsandeeroes of all aires and sexes '
followed the army on its return to Vicks
It - 1 Vk. r1 ' - 1
ourg. escoueu ujr vw. i uin ungsm.-.
CUIkw ... Ir., n-a to Uva li.insil tliom 1
miin S cava rv ins 10 iism- uiuen im-in
. , v. .. . . , a - ..
nL. ..ii i in I.
have bcen nsea t0 llo imp0rtant service on
Hb .'IL I iu I ii. at ifc nu uuiiv bv i "uun.
11,6 expedition was at no timo in danger
from the enemy's resistance, and so foimi-
Jab)e terror WM canscil b
their ttlvance, and the conntrr was pener -
- - . v
ally belt less before them. Confidence was
- , J . ... . . i
lelt that witn necessary provisions me ex-
pedition could have marched successfully
. m. I , 1 , ,
'Ji"e. vywi a. my nuuom.- bwuvdi
entirelv on ihe enemy's country, and at no
time was it abort of provisions. It left
Canton on the 4f h and returned to Vicka-
a- r i ,i . ii line at rv it mi L ... o ,i r c f
burg on the Gth and 7th inst
;rii i - ii in uii i . lie
, i. i
atnek s cavalry
, ,i . :
c and r pears,
nl out a portion of Kilpa
under Colonels Onderdonk
who broke up and di;TeTsed a camp of the
n?ar
pr;sor8 and ,l90 took possession of the
prisoners, and also took pos
Administration, and
nr! -t-irirr i 'nnnrsa. In
? -d - - 6 -
l ass an a:t ena
H f. .
unng t-.oioraao to come in-
10 lI,e U u,un'
, ... r tr . i i
sent a remonstrance to the President
against the enrollment and enlistment of
slaves, and notiQed him that he shall exe-
cute the laws of Kentucky against all who
. - al t jf si
a-iempiea ia ibkc staves irom ineir own-
t-; s ui 'mi men iu iscui. no uii." tiiisi
... KmiI t lmi . r . II. nsnn !-.
Kentucky has furnished more than 50,0U0
men for the war, and is ready to furnish
still more, that she has proved her loyalty
.a. a a a l a .
IIVU.-i , a. i,w. u. i 'HIM u., U.I..UV.VU VUU 1 1 fTal " 1 I HO IIIV.V1.1 I'll, 1 J t'llUI .Uli Ull'l I U I . t I II 11
rx.ut :.k a l nd bnrned. Ihe Hineman was consider- ... . ., .:..: i
'lAiKH it' in anmncnoii anci niiir.'ardi I ni c t a ..Mni., . nr..tnint.An . r. .
aud her laws must be respected. iD fact, they propose to rise or fall at the
Gen. Sherman arrived at New Orleans Mt ditch, and that ditch is the organisa
on the 31 int. , tion in armed hostility to the Federal Oov-
Michael Hahn, the newly electe 1 i o v-
c: nor of Louisiana, was inauguaated on the
xth.
Rebel pnpers to the Sth have be.n M
ceived which ffive a full account of the
Kilpatrick raid. The details given in these
rebel account, are full of interest. They
;?'v?.tbe fir8t, jnformatton aa to how C,ol.
i I .a 1. 1 rr run an.l ).. n.rlr. ra . n f ntilti tK.it.
"'i'K'vu i. .sis hu l'siii inet nun men
t n t f- n-Pi;rn.
in er ni
lars concerning tha whole raid. They d -
., ... . . , i 1 .
f "
mil toai 11 was OI a most flaring cnaracter,
and confess that much damage was done. from the Terre Haute district, c led to see tor
jThey claim victory, however, because tho f eraor Seymour on this business, and was exceed-
m. aa ... m. as I inirl X Jl ftlt m . 1 KCs.-il.sIl. fist .ll.l I I I k t .filial tllA (iilt nr.
force did not enter the city, and assert that
. , . , 4 ... ., . .
only the local batallions for city defense,
Z i e j Ii i .t
composed of department clerks and eiti -
z-nsf repulsed our forces. D.hlgren and
his party, it seems, were ambu.hed, ahd
he was standi nnr-oneenUl in the road.
O - '
fine 1 ia dungeons, with a private negro
soldier with each one as a companion. In
addition to this, Uen. Uutler telegraphs
that these prisoners are all confined in
irom. Tb ppm clairacl to lin bwo
foond o. Col. tHhlgron". perSOT jr.
programme to be acted upon rn entering
'the ?ity which included tha release of the
prisoners, tlie horning of the city, and the
f . i;'i;n nt .J7 ,- a
canture or a ii.usf ot iavis and ins crew,
asanj-ui v -vi ii. HaJ
j made the snbjeo ol terrible threats by
' th Richmond journals, ?nd Davis is org-
a a !al a a .." 1 f .. 1. :..
ea to execute, wuiioni m ot uy inu,
Jr,lk,nm
H the prisoners taken from our columns
j Sherman, tbey .ay. haa dona great damage
in luiseisMppi-
General Grant left Washington fat the
W eet on t rwtay evening, it m expected
Weet on Friday evening. It is expected
that he will reofganize tbe armbi Cut
--a wa-
na est.
A Washington special says, bjr order of
.. , - ,
reit tho following military ar-
nopmems hxt beea mdi: Lieutenant
;.er.l irut Im bem .ftn! to com-
II'1 m. ''h "T" r"1
Ooel Hallotk is relieved from duty as
General-in-Chief, and assigned as Chief ol
3.i-e. -ä . ai
j oi me army. .unjor ueuerai nnermau
If I ... 1 S . 1 . .
asvgned tu the command of the DiviaioB "Wbilc the politipd leidere arc Uius iaiclligent
of the Mississippi, lately commandetl by I r ;irrjnns tavirplatferuu, tuen a, we fearO. Ivaa
. . . i become more diHiuv:il tins ve;ir than ever.
General O. ant. and comprising the de- yearagaiM inUie
partmenis of the Ohio, the Cumberland, great Northwe-tno signs oi peace with u. but
the Tenneesee and Arkansas. General Me- I ol' ilijintegrntio t and dislocation ut l um-: morions
I'berson is assigned to the command of
tbe Department of Tennessee.
Major General Lew Wallace has been
assigned to the command of the Middl
leprtment, with his headquarters at Bal
Itimore.
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llieWlfoof Gen. bentirecai d died
at
, New Orleans on the 2d, and the funeral
ceremonies took place on the 4th instant,
Ocneral Banks tendered to the family the
us of mmer to convey the remaiasa
lew miles up toe river for interment.
A Norfolk letter of the 11th, says that
! "r forc occupy Suffolk,
No further demonstration has been made
by the enemy at Newborn,
There is nothing important from Cbat-
'i-nooga. It is supposed that .Johnston is
' heing largely reinlorced by troop, from
""wi um u
On the 28th nit., a detachment of negro
troops from Haine's Bluff captured a.oo
City, after a sharp fight. They lost about
w ywpixi wv-
locn s recommenaauon oi
the former
course, ami irom oincr quuriers voices are
raised against adding to the already great
financial importance of cw York,
J Three hundred and thirteen national
lSSjiäJS ftbUt
ow.vw.wu, ue vwn orgauiie,,.
V.llandio-bam baa writton a loiter of
condolence to the proprietors of tho Day-
ton Empire, whose office was gutted re-;
aaaaffwi Ui cses tViorA ia nnw hut nno
v...v. - -
remedv for tho i nt. and preventive of fu-
i tnr. ;n;nriPfi. ftnii that is instant, aummarv
J 1 p
J . j
nd ample reprisals upon the property of
;gw. ifiniiaiiun i uro umy uu Mg -
W rcmetly in times like these. Reprisa s
i in gQch cases are now the only means left
1 for retnrn to law and order.
I rvM . - !
1 me cxpeauion np ine uncnua against
T-: -. l j : i v... v,,. i,..,i
'" J "b "a
from. Th fleet constated of the Ouchita,
,l. . ' , - - . . a . . . . . I . . n
. ;-:ii-i . a i i'm iuh ." i hi hi. iii.ik.iiiiu
. s t 9 Wf '
nd Crockett. Trinity was strongly for
tifieJ. The Oage was allowed to pass,
1 but the 1 lineman. Hag-ship, was fired into
1 ... 1 . J.-..l.l.l .!,. .1... ..-., .
. ' - .
. - , . ii .i l-ni
ably disabled, and lost two men killed
. . . .. .
nd eight wonn lcd. The Uuchita was but
I i i
s r .,ry,,.,re .A ... TT
Ihe Mi l.tarj Committee of the IT
have rf P.ort 'n fr f ,nC'
onse
reas-
ing the pay of soldiers to 81 per mouth,
and sergeants to 830.
A RISING STORM.
COPPERHEAD PREPARATION FOR
A FIRE IN THE REAR,
I
Gracions Bnds of Promise to Bioom
mA.ftm lntft nnnev Fruit
and Blossom into Bloody Fruit
of Revolution.
r From the Chict.So Post, (war Dom)
10th
iHi.
We have reneatedly pointed out the evil
infamon moiturPi resorted to hv tha few
; anprincipled mea who hare wiaed the di-
. . nana . . a
rection ot the democratic party and MT0
1 1 . T 1 i - . 1
riinnm lr irnm nno r am v n nnoriipr
These Democratic leaders, having pushed
their dent)erate fortunes to the worsl ex-
-
tremitv. now nroDOss the last measure t8
emmont. We invite a careful pero-ial of
i the following extracts
. The Cincinnati Commercial says, edito-
rial! v:
G ov emir Sermon r will not follow the eonmels
of he ultms ol his party, ml seek an onportnuitv
K'JVj'i 23 eelt TZ n Z
I . I aa A f 1 Tx a f
"a ai d
r''
drift ,nto a war with the national authorities Dep.
L 1 1 a ..I ,i S nli r .. SJ. . W,' a .- .
risit -
ui ui -u 'prrneiius n me nnmnii
cd Governor Seymour, at AlbanT, and brought n
T a .a aa .t Ta
; Preur' ."P w c ieaui ormem
insurrection. It is proper to sav, that Mr. Daniel
w. Vooriiees, of Indiana, member of Congress
s ;. r "
nor npc for rebellion,
i , . , . -
The Washington correspondent of tbe
1 . flv z . XXT ,
g m8 15 WJ , 18 T!. Tof V
j inton' under dftte of Mtr3 3d sa:
VrJ b"J hrJ. of organization
, knt.t htd of ih .n !en I ire ni nf I ü L hut thov
IklllgHSaJ W s aaxtf v viu u - ww-tr wa-sm w
deceive themselves who think it is not still in ex-
istene, or that it will not put forth efforts more vig
orous than ever during the approaching summer
aod fall to accomplish its mission, which is directly
tlt disaffection of the Northwest on the subject of
the war and the restitution of the Union, and indi
rectlr the establishment of the Southern Cetifeder-
f acy, and the annexation tc .it ol the 'States of In
I grnai District of Illinois, stated this fact to a
j friend yesterday. Mr. Morrison waa for twn ycr
Colo.. I in in. mim mt ihosh "w i pwe
lm!JSS
Wlth .he ic,ders and principal members of the
traitorous cabal, and known whereof he ffirms
j when he says they will try to get control of the
elections in the Nortl. western States next tall,
. , . , f
A large number ot Copperhead members Irom
iuna and Illinoia have gone home wiAin the
past two weeks, and for no other purpose than to
optTtntts tha Aa K iiifrlit Arnunir thrMP
ho have
, "
aoue s W in. J. Allen, Rcpceaentativc froi
iei.tativcfromooeof
is the successor of
the southern uistrtcu of 11 1 1 no i
Gen. Logan. This gentlemnn. it is wall known,
wanted to organise the men of Southern Illinois
and put th.-m iu the rebel army. He tendered the
command of them to Logan so , Logan charges
him, at any rate aod it is not a secret that in his
diatriet he did raise several companies, which he
sent south, via r.tdueah, und which were mustered
;Si0f
,Vl, unt.A. n... ti. .t h .-.a tmm Snnthom in;
nois,ail that he belonged to a company raised by
, air. Allen
Mr. AHeo.
, Senator Hendrick Uiouyli,rraps,notaine-
1 her of the oraapiitiw, u pledged to the estab -
üshwent of a Not th western Confederacy, and tUe
;,,mc Bst be said of nrrr Indian i Copperhead iu
. 4 ri
Con. U the lediuij member, of tli.it
A C J a- iL. l 11. 1- I I. " .v. v vs.. sa.-.a "VH,"iV" w
I"? ' ln . -Jds. I- .tie.. Jene U. Bright,
'".
"J?" 'M. 'ln.V
propilate to quete the feilown
H110".1 Richmond t
propnate to quote the following Irom an
Examiner, of
Ilia nk 1
the 26th ult
. which with the approach ot this
ruii rrroiueuom."
Col. Mormon ia well known in Illinois,
and if he has stated what this letter repre
sents, he ha? not spoken without knowl
edge. He is not awar Democrat," though
he fought bravely an 1 gallantly in the war,
and at Donelson -eceived the wound that
compelled him to leave the service. He
a f
has been supposed to have "peace pro-
clivities, and his votes in Congress have i
ad that tendency. Uut we quote his let- j
ter from tho Commercial because its stato-'
ments are for the most part confirmed by
nrleotn töffrtr n (our ,lxE rr A 1 .o
ihe editor of this paper, fiom a Democrat
ic member of the House of Repreacntatives,
in which he says:
" I am intormrd bj those n ho know.tTuit,
on the irust., the 'dark laiiicru' win of our pur
tjr, which ia now, tliev claim, the mnrt of it, meet at
to consider ntattwa of politic d concern. I
would be glad to know what liiosc fe!kws do, for
if they want to go to h 1,1 would like to have
reasonable notier. Li i int know what id done.
I mean whut is done ot a political nature; what
tin y ao towatdi instruction in the 'manl v art of
fell del. n-t ." and all that swrt o( stuff, Unit 1 am
told they talk about a their meeting is no matter,
and , aud the whole iriln?, will run at tbe
Rnt fire. B"t, il'tbc concern has the strength
claimcil for it, why k mny do dam ipe, by leading
mow into crime, folly, murder and ruin.
The extracts we have taken from the
R"publican papers we give for what ttiey
are worth; but this lei ter is from a person
in whose word we hive the most unboun
ded ronfidenee. We have suppressed the
late and place of meeting, and the names
. r l'l
of parties mentioneif, tor reasons which
may be given hereafter. Suffice it to say
that the convention of certain leaders of
, i n .1. i.r.-ttd .t,
uit- . M-m.i .uut isnj si ill iew
the destruction of tho country is a fixed
fact. They have several scheme all tend
ing to the same end. They desire, firit,
the defeat of onr forces in the field. Tliev
desire the overturning ot the finances of
the CO'jntrV in Order tO hasten the Dllblic
mind to an acquiescense in a general break
. . . . .
ing up. rhey propose to fotce the Demo
cratic party at the Chicago Contention;
into measures that will produce these re
sults, and part of their scheme is to edu
cale tke Democratic nartv to resist, hv
-r.l.- f . r-
lorce, every act 01 mc uovernment oincers
I tUm. -mi - r m.'io.r - v.
j 111 l HC I A" l Ulll.I VI lll.lllHI. 'll.l III . Ill
v...i c
If no collision
.lUllllvlll Uiaiie.
oi tnis
r . 1
i kilul can be pr0Jnccd, or if brodnetd. fail
s
arrest to Of ranted fcy force, and if neccs-
gn , ,jhi00( d revolution. The com -
j of tho Nationa, Convention that
I meets here on the 4th of July will deter
; mjIie tjie orer 0f proceedings. If that
l. . . . .
-onvent ion promises to be a war conven-
tion of tbc uorftti0 evmon: kind, theo an
.... . a - .
n . . . . ... . . i . .
aiienipi Will U Ilia Ii'. OV JiriTVIOlIS vlUIOIIfl!
ftmj coision with the FeJeral ofli.-ers, to
j forcc Convention into an attitude of
jeiared resistance to the Government.
If In I I nn von inn nrnmina tn .o
JBv a .iisi. -w 's'--tasv-aa i wsiiiuvn aw av W
sum min uc i-iiuwni u iiui.uii-.iii.iii.ia-.iiai
, . , ..
and not dcsei ving or requiring the sup-
I ' .. 1 . b . . F
port, aid or countenance of any citizen.
and which will declare a purpose to nc-
complish an immediate pcac with all the
inevitable consequences, then in all proba
bility a resort to violence will be po.st-
tioned until the convention hall declare
such to be tho duty of all Democrats.
But the general purpose, plan and end of
the whole faction is to "fire tho Demo-
cratic heart" to open rebellion against the
Federal Government beore the 1'rei.iden-
t .. 1 .!. A,..;.t I, . .tJ,..! .J
.
I numona prostitution ol the Uem
locratic
organization it is the duty of every Dem
ocrat and of everv citizen In rrotst. and
it ia his doty to denounce and repudiate
: .:. .1 .1 ' 1 i:-..i
every maD. Dowever remotely conoecteu
a
w,th snch a trea
wiiii sacn a ireaKonaoie anu uiauoi u-.t i
:.l t . ii l j;i.-i:-.i
i plol-n plot .which if even partially sue
. Ov altsl tfl N 1 a I 11 fwA t hn Mint t- tril Ii Kl r , 1
1 V "iufta ... v U..v. j
will convert our streets into avenues for
i for nai,y 8trfe. ml verturn ail rcpect
i fur ,aw aU(i security for life and prop-
The 118th Indiana returned from their
visit borne on Tuesday and Wcdavesday,
since which they have been mustered out
of service, mostly paid off, and some of
them gone heme. this regiment has bad
no formal reception by tbe authorities
though they particpated in the dinner given
by tbe ladies with tlie 21st and 47th
It
i wtLa no1 rece,ve" wl1" '"ern because o
I coldness of the day, wliicb preventei
w8 not rece,vetl w,lh V becU8e 0 the
cow ocas ot the day, which prevented an
j out door reception, and the Hall was too
. small to accommodate the tin ee reeiments
It was intended aad arranged to give them
a reception next day, Friday, and let them
go homo on Satnrday, but the men being
in haste to get to their families and homes,
tbe reception was postponed till their re
tnrn to tbe eity this week. This plan was
again defeated by the manner in which the
regiment returned, a part having been
paid off and ready to go home two or three
days before the others. Of course it was
not considered right to keep men in the
city on expense who wanted to leave, and
so the reception of the regiment as a whole
cannot take place. Wo will assure the
men of the 118th, however, that it was the
desire of Gor Morton, Gen. Stone and tbe
Mayor to givo them an expression of
heartfelt welcome, and they bincerely re
gret that circumstances have preventad it.
We may say, also, that the orderly con
duct ot the regiment while in this city has
been remarked with admiration and praise
by tho authorities nnd citizens. Their be
havior attests the excellence of their di
cipline and tha efficiency of their officers,
whom they learned to love, honor and
obey, throughout six months of the hard
est and most trying campaigning. Col.
Jackson in an old soldier, havinr seen
naoro thai, a doxen years of service, and to
u: i , ' i
ui buuuq juagmeni as an oincer, ana uis
kindness of heart as a man, the regiment
owes its preservation from demoralization
and greater depletion. All honor to the
gallant Colonel and the bravo boys of the
1 18ib. Indmnapolit Journal, 4A.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
( UbN. WI
.
pOrte, is a
Court of C
.
Hon. WILLIAM ANDREVTS of La-
candidato for Judge of the
oniiuon Pleas, subject to the
i fl I"' '
dccisonof the Luion JJistrtct Convention
N KW A I)YlRTlSlMli-STS.
, ;
EMIGRANTS TO IDAHO.
Pan.. Knitaratitie to M:ili or Duiitcr. caa recj' in
fcsialit as f ihf uiuxt dir.-.-t und cfcapel roiif, Mid
rt MittilliiiK route, by adi'msing (without pnrloving
.rauiy,) v. L ST. .'"II n
Box 5TH1, t1ti.ip.
"WEEKLY UOT OF LETTERS,
It. m lining ii th- p.wt nfflc at rijnioutn, lud.. Man h
It. lSo4, whlra If not Ink out within flie tkt
will ! aunt lo tue I .! I, tirr i tili, . at Waakiuctuu City.
IV-txx on tbr Mm I cent tn. li:
I. V Dl l ' LIST.
ArTiaugh MaHlia Ellamilton Marion O'Bletiuin Elin
Uro ii ronrah Hit-hr Alice r.-anuju L H
Hr ok Harsh JmieKiwr Sinnt Riley nry J
Uraenk-r JvruMy Ulinnrl A ngplineSraith Marie
'mw .Wary l..t..i. IVniua A Siiytler Sarah
I r .-nen Mary Murpli v I t :ie TbuuiibMM
;r... r JaHatta M uh-kt Ii E Thompson Elixa'th
Ooald Lloaaa Mtl. - i: in- Wriicht I' 8
Uilliartliaau Mr ArlenerkaWt-bto K A.
ouiLoUNSiini Lisr.
AVln IT
aihwl Marlin G
ll tker Sidney
lliiti'hin-i.ti OeonreStanly John A
Ii miter A O Staytou Ptiilip
Kiiohlu'k rrcWrieSieder Emlrrick
il l.ni J4m
Lake A W
Lewi 1 1 Mi TT
l.umiti lrflr1-h
MUrr John a
Miiryhy Vatriek
MrKmiP AiMln-w
91 i Her rimrlcM
Mi (.t iff Kh-lianl
Mil t Saml. Ü
Otak Tli' .man
It?lc jMMtW
SW.iUi-- lAwrcnr
Smfth J.iM'h
Shafer It It
Tnyl..r II T
Thomas Jacob a
Vi:4twodH F J
Wolf Jhn C
ils. .i. John B
Wallh C
Tockaj John
Yoiiak Fhilo
i"n Jme. m
, anr twgBii
''i,h',;
Kran. iu
1 ' ,,r
G.iru John W
(it itner Y J
Hern Ge.rcr W
Hillen Bcujaaiin FMiotlvr llarriaou
ftU Pi-n . rallhi f r letters in the alKve lint will
a-v AUVKltTlaK.
O. II . P. BAILEY, P. M.
OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. No-
ii- h.-rabv civ.ti that that - pmpoaaJa f'r
h'lililnix a Hi-eiint: llniw, or of siK'h Hir part towant
Use i uiistriKtiou of in h Iu.ujk- a hetvi natter set forth, will
he Wullrf l.y Sanoie' 1. Tl au.l Kirliard t"..rbaley un
til the ninth rf:.y .f April nrt, at VI bfctoHl ni; at
which time tbe .--oral will he opueri by the laiihlin
(.-onuuittee atul t 'n i out ra t awanlel to tile lowest tespoina
hlr I i 1 . 1 r , ni tl.e r i I n - e of l!i hur l t'orlmh-r.
Tlie eomniitt.-o !. 'oall the omtrart of cotitmrtin.;
nai.l Ii .ii'. nlK.ve tli- t nLitin, which will inelmle all UV
i iri-uti i wurknnd ftwnUhitiK the aiateriaU neet-Mary to
! iura therein, e.-.'t, that the wnta :ire nut to be uiaiie
in thi. eon tract, the lu.ii. to le ainteU.
The plan an.l pe.-inratiwn f r ml house may he seen at
Rirh.iril Crlialev't MMetirs ftom and after th JJnd .kiv
afHatcftv SAMt KI. I. TAHKU.
.March 1;, lS'Vt. 1-1 (.'h:Uriuan of ( oiuinitteo.
E
XECUTOR'S SALE.-
By virtue of
oilhority confiTrl on me bv letter Tetaurnt..rv.
I will, on the lot). ,.iv of April nest, at the late resilience
of John U Woodwar-I, Sen., two mih-s north of Plymouth,
nMn f tt sale at pnl.lk' an.tion, l.twi-n the hour of 1
.'. I'x-lt. p. w., an.l 4 o'clock, r. w., the K-al Kirtate of the
- t . ii- i i .i - .: . I-. Xi .. i. . .
.. .in..!, ii. .i ...iwnni, son., tie, r ;... , n .... . I .. ,'i.u .uitii
C amty aiki Stai f IwMawa, aw kawwrn aarf isacriM aa
S'SwaÄ.t'aWii
nine (a) town thirty-four :u.) raaf two (iy, also the
south tatrt of the north we-t onnrter, w. m. r., in aecti.on
I dev.,,. ,11: aU. the north part ofthe north half of the
w''" i'"". w- r., in -.-tion -ievn (ii), nm-
...ni". . i I, . i -1 .. .... ..i," .mi. ... i .
Saiil Iati.1 lie. in on- laxly, an. I will lie sohl altop-iher.
MM preniii-i are kuoMii ,i, I he home form of John L.
W...iwar.l, Sen.. hN-aael.
TF.KXIS. tht.- third cash in hand and the residue in
' IÄ-H;:' ,,ue 'eive .nd eighteen mouth-after
i Tho alove peemi-s wen- appraise.1 at Thirteen Hundred
..a ri,e iw.it .r. inii i i iioi.u t itn Jr
K c ifor of John b. Wo xlw.irJ, 'n.,lec'd.
March 17, laoi-t4
' T) j f i 1 1 a , l)0onnfi
1 1 1 1 C (l K C S t 0 1 a 1 1
IVO
FOR THE HAIR,
j'lSTOllES GUVY AD F-VEKD
' tj ifD ) RfcAltD TO ITS
NATUBAL COLOR.
AND HA MOST LUXURIANT DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD.
I CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Restores tlie Color.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
.
i
. .OL..c vnTnn
CLARK b REaTOR.
Eradicates Dandruff.
TIVE,
Promotes its Growth.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prevent it falling off-
clark's restorative.
CLARK'S RESTORATI E.
I cood fcr Children
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Ia good for Ladies.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is .rood for OKI People.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
j U perfectly h.-rm!ess.
;tLAKKS UW1UKA I Ut,
Contains no on
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Reautifies the Ilr.ir.
CLARK'S RESTORATI E,
I CLARK.S p ESTOR ATI VE,
I splendid for Whiskers.
KeofH the Hair in its Place.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Cine- Nervous Headache.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prevents Eruptions.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Stop Itching and Burning.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Kecr the Head Cool.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
I delightfully perfumed.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gum.
CLARK'S RE-TORATIVE,
PoUslicn our Hair.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Parties.
, CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Bai-a
1 ö KtalüKA I IT b
I an - ... . . . - awa . ... . ,
f
AU Ladies need it.
ARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Nn Lr.lv wilt do without it.
CLARK'S RESrORATIVK,
Costs but $1.
CLAK'S RESTORATIVE,
I Sold bv Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Price, $1 per bottle. 8 bottles for s5.
C. G. CLAKK & CO..
ParraiKTOBt.
LORD SMITH, Chicago, Ut, General
Agents.
March 17 yl
TTAC11MENT NOTICE.
8tatb or Im'Um. Mabshill (waPVtsj 8s:
11 I t.- Wasliinxton Tuttlr, Jaatirp of 1 1..- IVacc in an.)
for CbwAN T..wnli.
Xriiehiah Sui.ua a. , c,,,, tHk Note ,nA IW-
T"- f Ines In Atta, hnu-iit.
J.Mi.x OrrosjiAJt. j
Whirras . thi plaliitiff. In the- a -- mtitlrl nuia, has
filed whh mltist-.nipliUnt, t.pli. rallh hi- stti.U. it and
Send ii ..-sarT to r-ntitl him to an srilrr of attsrhnMnt,
and the siiminoii haling Ikh-ii ivtarnssl endorsfd ".trfc-ii.
nut n.t t.-uiid," an.l tin- wr.k-- id attar-liinrnt ruturiM-!
Ith p raj tarty HttarlXHl, th. ..n-rtut Is tl.'-n-Cnr.- hsratiy
ii..fl.-(T t.f tin--nli-nrr ir saM suit, and that tin- sann
will U- tried Iwfi.rc nn- s.t n-y (1.0. i Plvmonth, on tW
".th ilay of jtfarek, ISSttj at H... lrk, a. in . and that un
less hr appear and anawer, or .Umnr thereto, the s.inie
will In-heard osvt dU-rniuI iu kis aUswtu.
WÄSHIMITOX TI TTLE, J. P. seal.
march-V-tW ll-S .
ADMINISTBATOIl'S SALE.Tbe
nn-Wslirned. A iritnitratnr of thr rotxrs of Sannri
i'til, iWi-t-ase.1. a ill oSer at pnldlo sale, at tha lata rrxl
Sanea of tha decedent in West tnwnship, Marshall Oonntjr,
Imliana, lialf a mile ninth of the Laporte rund, and Ave
miles fp.n l'tvai .iith. on
FRIDAY, MARCH 2&th, 1864,
tlie Cdlowing peixonsl property, belonging tt said estate,
to-wtT:
Two ilorscf , One Wagon, Two setts of Harness
One pair Bob sleds, One Cultivator, Two Plows.
One Fannin Mill and other Farming Imple
ment. One Sorghum Mill, One Saddle, Corn,
Potatoes, Hay, Seven Acrca of Wheat, 6lc., Stc.
TERMS Of SALE. NU. Boatai credit will be flsen
ou all Mtair ter thrrv SuTUrs, Uj pnnkaerrs sivtag nrdes
with sppfbrsil security, pairing Taluartna rnt appniiai--tnmt
laws. Hfa interest from date; on all sauna W three
thUrs and nint. r. cash in haad. Male to ouauaaenoe at IU
oo., a. m.. o snj.1 day.
8 rr.L W. MILLKH, Admiri ..mt -r
narcbai.lsvt nlSta
Putnam Clothes-Wringer,
The Only Reliable Self-Adjusting
Wringer,
The frame bring n. Iron, thnrotighly patvatrirtd, all dan
ger from nut u remorej. and the liability to shrink, well,
split. A.-., m, nmnntiHttblr in wooden machine! is prevented.
Xo tkmh.iw nr emtn;il iratrri fn0rmnft to fr oat or
-et ont of order; it can be filtern d firmly to ttie tttt) In a
irttmd.
UAltUAMKO with or wlthoat COG-W0EELS.
It to the- FtafT Pbcvii'm at Fifty-Seven State and
rauty Fairs in 1Ho3, and is, mUkotU an rrgtiim. On br
Wringer ever niawl.
Instead of l.eUTinc the- statements of parties biterext-d
in the sale of other Wringers,
TRY IT, AND JITDGE FTR YOURSELF.
Test it TllnltH lillLY with A S V and Atf. otbrts.
.in. I it not entirely -..w isfactory, return it.
It wdll wtiaw anything front a tkrrad to a Kednilt with
out attention.
Patented in the I'tiitcl State. Kiidaml, Canada, and
Australia. Atf-nt. wanted in every town.
tifjuKnerfteric m-n can nmke from ?:! to $10 per day.
Vtooni .tf iHxf.vtarimi CnnMiw.
GtxtlkmkN: I kmitr from practical rrjovirmcr that irnrn
rll ir iai;e inth zimc icill mit nsuUze or rtts oar nnrt'r
I can safely iy. after vt.iI years exp. rienci- in the man-ufi-tnr
of elm i im for ehain-pamrn and wrater-drawer. in
which I have tcxted the affinity of iron and sine, that If the
pro.-e.ss he ciiilncte! properly, it is a perfect weld of tiie
two.
Nearly one rear ajr my fimily commenced ning one of
your Wrinpers. It now perlorms all it functions as well
as it did the first time it was used, and has I .coo me an m
dispcnsahlc article with us. 1 have chwely oWrved sev
eral other kinds of cl.nlie-wrinc"r, the modus oix-ranil
teinp; fllTent, trying to pDalan- thv --a oh- results as the
Putnam " nnp r, Mit tu inv judgment they have Enhil.
Thr Vu 'n im Wringt r it near perret at ptmible, and J
rvtn earrrjMtti rrr,mmrna tt tn the arm in are.
Ile.jw. t fnllv Tours.
JOHS W. WIIKKI.KR. Heaveland. Ohio
Many Tears experieDce in Hie exlranizing hut-ine, eaa-
lde nie in .ii...r. the nliTataaaaeaw in II irirniir.
JMJ. ;. LEF1T&BTS, No luo Beckiuau Street
New York, Jsnturr, V-A.
No 2, $5.50; No. 1, fC.OO; No. A, $,n
taivnfa. tnred and aold. wholei:.!.- and tetail, hv the
PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No 1 ; Piatt street, Kcw York, andCleveUnd. Ohio.
8. f. SORTUKOF, A.j.Hi.
ma r. l i3,laM nit W s
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Annual Taxe Tor 1861.
Thf attention or tas-pavr i licr.-lir rallfd to the pro
rMons ut tin- 1'iiitcl States Kx ise Law rrlativc to tin
iisassni'-tit of MHnaal taxi's.
Bv th.- sixth v ti..n of tlio art of Jnlv 1. 1S.Ri, it is mail.
thp liilv of all rwr-.'iis, iartii.'il.ia, lirniai, a-Mciati.Mis
r txri.iratioiis. inn. I. Iia!ii- to any tu.ii.tl .liitv, li--ns
or tax, OS arrouK Tiir. iirst Monday or May in Ban
Year, to make a list or r.-tnrn to th Assistant Assessor .
the Iilrirt w h.-n- lomtcl of t)i amount of annu.-il im oni.
tlto artii-ls or ohjorts i-hargiil aitli a via I tax, anil the
bilailliet. or ix ti .. lion I is. Lie to aT any lirense.
Kv.-rv js-rson ho shall fail to make siii-h return hy tin
laY KIi-ifiel will !. l.i. Lie M la- ass.-sscl hv the Assess.
aeeor.Ii nj; to the I -t iiiforuiati.-n xl.itlilie ran ulitain:aii
in it-li rail the Aas. fa.or is reiijr- to arid fifty t reii
turn to th. amount t.lllie it.-uis of sm h list.
Kv. rv ir.oii rlio shall l !lver to an Assessor anv falsi
or fraixlulcnt iist sti.teiu.-nt, with intent to evaile the
valuation or enumeration mniin-ri l.y law, is snhjii-t I n
fine of five hiiiT.lre.1 ilollais; anil in sm h rase the lit will
! marie ni Lv the AfMWOT T Assistant Assessor, and
froni lh- valuation ami euumrrati..i h. marie th. n- .-nn la
na .-i.wal.
I'.iymeiit of tin- an. rial tax s. except tlnsK' for lio lit-e-.
will not I 1. in U..1.-.I in lil the ihirtioth ilay of June.
The a.pr..r .! I. l ink-.ti ni. ii h to make return, an.)
all iiee.-sirv t ii f. .r t i..n . w ill Le InrnlasWal l.y f. WHIT
Mt'KK, Assistant A.-. -..i f..r th.-i th iii-i..n, t.. whom
ih rvlarti- an NaW br in tlx a) I ... or I. (.re the first Mon
'l.iv ni Hay, at hi- fit. ... in l"h mouth.
PAX IP TI'UNKk, 1.8. Assizor,
Mir h lM-i .l il i - .1 '.Uli Histrirt.
Family Groceries!
ts. 5fITSAtJM A: CO.,
DE.vi.Ens iy
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS,
I TU., rU
TIUUsS, JDUltCl , Jift&ö. UllCGÖf
' r.-i T" j n:.. .
J. u i. I i rny, vytl'S,
iWoodeii and Willow Ware.
m,tn H.-irin- tiiep nt.ii.- ps'n-na-r we .-ui.i .-iy that
, onr StiK-k ..f (Jroreries is complete ami mill
COMPARE FAVORABLY
j with anv estal.ll.hnient in Xorttierii Indiana. Merehant
snprili.-d irith Omci-rie nn as lavnrable trrass, all things
consliVn-d, as in Fort Warn.? or Chicago.
.411 Orders tilled with Dispatch
in Vinds of i Ol STBY I'RODI'CE taken at the
IIIGHESTMARKETPRICE IN EXCHANGE
FOR GOODS.
lie nope i.t a eiose aiieimon le ine wains oi ine piioin
in the (;reery line to m.-rlt a libera! sluire of it atr.ii
; i;e. We also pledge oiirselies to
GIVE AS GOOD B.Rti.llS GROCERIES
aa can I ol.taino.1 at any hoiiee in Kortltern Indiana.
Give us ae.iU, an.l e will convince yon Unit we will not !
awaVfaoM. L. NÜSSßAUM de CO.
m rcliVlaM nHs:f
United Stales JtfaiL
rosr Orrtrr. Pki-astmsxt, Jsnwtry 14, 1V.
Troposals will Iw r.i-cived at the roatraet OSIee of tliii.
reprtnient until : eVle k, P. M. of March 31, lau4, to be
V -Med by April i. is ,4, for ninrerinx " mslls of the
Halted State from July 1, tSt4, tn'june :, IMttt. on the
Mlowins; ront in the State of ludlann, and by the
rh.-.liil -s ..f .1.-, irtur.- and arrival herein speciae.1, vis:
1-H Frii HreuifB, l',v ll.-jit -.n, Millwood, ml North
Oattannana, to Lss-sburi;, uiilua aud baek, once a
week.
Iiive nreiii-n Sut unlay at T a in;
Arrive at I..-. Lin i by il p m;
Leave I. ai'-l-ur 1 1 i.l. v at 10 a in;
Arrive at Bremen by S us.
1 JJ'. a'runi Remssi-W r , U thtk cr-.ve, to Benanxgto, 18
uilosand itu k. stx tiun-sa week.
Leave Ri-useUer daily ;evrpt Sunday, at 7.30 a r ;
Arateeat I! i..iut..n by lt.SOa ni:
Leav BentliaCtuW uily, eaeept Sunday, at G.löpm;
Arrire at lt.-nsa. laer by ln.15 p m.
Proposal, f.r si-rriee three times a wes-k iltvltml.
UJ... From Knox tu Iliimlt-t. T miles and Uu k, unoe a
treek.
Leave Knox Friiliy si 7 a mi
Arrive at llnuilei l.y 10 a m;
Easier Ilaml.-t Friday at IX tu,
Afrite at Knox bj 3 in.
PprnsMaU fur nion- fr-uent service tip if r.l
VIZJO Fr..tu ltri-t..l, by Union, Mi b. , and O J.ru -8 Tof.
ners, to Browusvil'r, 17 miles und back, oaoe a
week.
Leave Briw'ol Frl.lay at 6 a m;
Arrive at nrownsvffle by 12 in;
Leave Brow iisvillt- Friday at 1 p m;
Arrive nt Bristol bv 7 p m.
IÜ91 Fruits Wilmot, hv irnllau Vlllnjre and Cromwrll. to
I.tgraiier, 12 miles and baek, once a week.
ErfMtvr Kilmot k'ri.lay at a m,
ArriVs-at l.ip-ui- r l.y 12 m:
Leave I.ir'i. iii r Friday at I i nt;
Arrive at Wilmot by ."i p in.
12204 From Deeatnr, by Monmouth, Root, and ln, to
Fort Wayne, 22 miles and bark, twice a week.
Leave Ik . ..tnr V e!i. - l..y and Satur4sy at t in;
ArtrtVe at Fort Wayne by 12 m;
l. Furt Wayne Wednesday and Saturday at lpm:
Arrive at Iteratur tsy Jflu.
12203 Frsm LiniiCmve, hy Vera Onr nnd Htnffton, to
Mnrray II uiih-s atid back, Iwiix- a week.
Lenne Linn tiiore TWsday and Kriday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Mnrray by 12 in;
Leave Hijrray Tuesday and Friday t 1 p m;
Arrive at Linn Grpve by C pi.
12294 From Eudimord, I-y BsmMm, to Boerhy Mire, t
miles sud hark, twice a wek.
Leave Richmond Tuesday and Fri. lay at 12 rn;
Arrti ut Boechy M Ire l.y 3 pm:
Leave B-echy Mire Tisslay and Friday at 7 s a;
Arrive at Richmond by in a m.
11 ays mis to extend to Fair Haven, Ohio, intited.
12295 FrjSS BrtMikville, hy Waa Creek, 8t. Peter's, and
llerinau. to SuaaMa, 15 alles aad Um.,, oik b
week.
Ieave Breokville Satnrday at 1 pn;
Arrive at Hsnami hy p m;
Leave SunmaB Sslurdaw at 7 $ 0;
Arrive at Br.M.kvflle by 12 ni.
Pn,uls fur more freqaent service Invited.
Ft Laws Mat inf. to eontucti f .r t"ha ronvi V mee d
Ö1SrßVl 'fWf I" profaxsil, tan ran ty, jtndsx-rtiJlc.it e;
for inatni.-ll.rtw to Lid.l.-rs ami now masters, n-e tK-
pampkirt 'A.iv. rt-Kssnesnent of J unwary 14, Uni'" at th
principal post oflkc. M. BLAIR,
Postmaster (k-oera .
ilta rjta,M - nl7-w
00
AND CHA1KS.
WHEELS AND REELS
For Spinning
FLJtX and WOOJL
ALSO, HICKORY BARK AND
FLAG SEAT CHAIRS,
All of OM Style, and
Wan anted not to Cut in the Ejre.
flavin; the assistant of thre mnineteiit workm -n. I
will try tu meet .1. man. Is Sr work iu my line. Bmiiiug-
loiio ou snort iioti..-; al.-..,
SIGN PAINTING.
Call at the -iti of the Ward, north of th. Kriwanla
House, when- y.ai ill fin, I the Uhl I'ilgi m ami .,niro
t'rini- busy as (savers.
JAMES ELLIOTT.
fihy r.nsr,i-i,i7-tf
NOTIC E O F A D M I X I ST
Notice is hereby jfiven th: t tlu-
STUATION.
1111.I r-i--. . ha
taken out Letters rf Administration on the estate of
Samuel tm In f Marshall -.ni.ti. ind.. de'4. AH
persons ind.-l.t.-.l t-- aatd .-stale are re.joet.trd to rail anil
make immediate pi vmeat, ami t h Uai lug claims against
the same will pivsrut tl-m Beosajrljr salW Ihasaa' fc r
.cttk-ment. The estate is .o.iwd to' 1 s..vei.t.
PAMrSL W. MILLKR, AUiuinistraf r.
marc!i.1.lM4 nl8t:i
Q-reat Improvements in
SEWING MACHINES !
Empire Shuttle Machine!
PATENTED FEBRUARY 14. I860.
Salesroom, 4.51 Broadway, N. V.
This Machine is cnn.tru. ted on an entirely new princi
ple of m.-.-i:iiism, -. ing msnv ran- and valiiat.lr im
provements, h u ni.- i. .11 . x.it iin. .1 l.y the ni'wt .rof..iind
xperts. ami pronounced to U- SIMTLIfllV and 1 Kit
KK.t'TloN 'i i.M Bl M Kit.
Tli- foil. .wine areth- princi1 ..bj.-ctioas nr.-.l against
.---w iriE 91:11-11111. s:
1st Excess ve labor to the
lsof tinie in repairing.
4th I nraBmefrj l..aewerry
d.-H-riptioii ..f material,
'th It i sagreea b le miss
while in owration.
oerf or.
"id Liability to get out of
order.
Td Exieiise, tronble and
The Empire Sewing Machine is Exempt
from all these ofyections.
It h:is a straight iteedh". perpend iml.-tr action. m.ik- tl.e
UH K or mtUTTLK STITCH, wUrk will NKITIIKK
KIT nor It AVK I,, and is alike on Uth m.I... performs
BsffJtanl sening on every ilerri.t ion of material. IV. m
U-.itu-r to th.- ftm-st Manaask Mnslin, with m.tton. 1 n
or -ilk thr.-ad. fiom the c.sirx-! t lb.- fun-.t tnimlwr.
htavtax neither CAM m r 000 WnTBEL, and tta least
FossBdr friction, it inns as smooth as glass, and is
KJIPIIATK4I.LY a xoiskless vk him::
It mpiin-s FIFTY PER t'ENT hxs power ! drive jt
thau anv other Machine is market. A girl of twelve xears
of nin- can w.-rk i st.-a.ily, wilh.aul titicur or injur, to
liealtk. lis STRENGTH and
WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY
f eaavatraSctfaa nnd.-r it Iiihhi haassisslMs as pet nan f
orik-r. and Is ;i Alt WTKKP hj Ihr r nsfl la she . ( .
tir' BatlsBnrtlna.
W- m.-.-tfully in it.. all tbo- lo mav .b-ire to n.,y
h nui-lvi-s with a anpi Hsg sttids, to ...II ami exaaiin
Tili l iirivnlr.l H.icliinc.
B it in a m.n- SspMM ni.inn- r is SaafcH the atr--a
age of
Merchant Tailors, D rest Ät'tl'erß, Citn. h,
Mulers, Corset Makers, fft,op Skirt
Manufacturers, Gaiter fitters. Shirt
and Bosom Malen. Shoe Hinder 9,
Vtst and Panlafoan Maters,
"j K.'liirloii. U.11.I I'liArit.'.Mc I ... tit ...... uiit t. tii
slly d.-Hlt witli.'aSI
Price of Machines, Complete.
So. I, Family Miirhiae, wilh H -mmeretMnpl.-te. f". .1
No. 1, Siunil Msnufniiiirin, with 1'it artsB Ta' le, ft ort
No. :t. L-irgr M inuf.u turin, w itli Exieuaiou TataV, 7j t
No. 3, I.j r.i .f. r Leather, aith r.-llinc tn, a,-., r;, .0
CABINETS IN EVERY VARIETY.
We want Asr-nts f..r .-ill loan, in th- t'oit.-I Slutc. Can
adsi, CMfsa, .M..i.... Oratral ami S.utlt America, where
agen.-ie. ,-ir Mat :ilr.-.y Bntabi.)y-., I,. M.ni a lilt ml
disconnt will Is- given, hut we make no i-oii.irnmvnt
J. T. M U I IM Ii A Ol..
fc-I.IS lH.4-nir.wlv X... M Rr..:.day. Nex York.
Great Improvement.
TIGHT STITCH
Sewing Machines.
Wert's Celebrate.. Pale.t
Never fail to satisfy tlmse who give th.-m a thorough trial,
and wlwrevcr inlrwdiiced are rapidly anM-r.rdt.g all
others.
Tli -y poswas tlie merit of impli. ity and esse of manage.
111-nt. so tlutt flfii.-u mluntes iustru.-li.-n will esalde any
one to use tlu-m sitccessfnlly. The (dlon ing are sum. . f
their points of exivlh-uce:
1 They have a Strnilit Xerdleand Shuttle, which is
acknowledged to Ik- ihe wnly true priiM-ipk- lor a pcr
fi tt .S wing Mi., bine.
inry mnke the Lork or J-hiittl. Stitrh alike en
n" li'th si.l.s, and for Economy in Tlinnd, Strength,
gn DttTsl.illtv. Elasticity nnd B.-aiitr of Finish, is -a-
m
m
rn.r 10 nuy ..tht-r rlit.-li .1.
T" Tliey are simple In c ii.trnrti. -ti.t-asiU nii.ctsts .1,
readily adjiiste.1 and kept iu onhnr it I. out tskhig
npart or moving a screw.
gTlie Tension s sup. rtor to any otlsfr In use. IB.
. venni s ..r knot, tn the llitt-ad do D"t tt$m it ! a.
Vrate with irr. g.inrit y.
. j Tb- Fw-il Is s rUl, nisi a operatkin. sn
warraiile.1 I., run ti -. xithot t:.-.uirig to t
taken unt, .1 ,. y.i J
' Tbey c s.Upi. J K l tndM . J k tvtrit. aat art
l steonMand ilw-.- in all tln-ir part a fhi i tm iSri
tant. Agr cv-m ttckt work will mam rists s frail ma
cbine to ..) m.- tili uncertainty, and vrtaktr Ih
qnent and ia(usis n-fwin. The H vedailllj,
lif.-f im. iiu. k . l In order.
r They jiiit.h. (L-m, Braid, Fell, Cvrd. Bind aad
.GaiW-F withaU Ustiug.
c
-
tt
-
Tksy 4 not Wreak ks- thread, skip stitches, nor.
form a .'fca m tidge on Ike underside td the cloth.
They will sew over gather sud seams without break
ing the thnau1, or requiring a change ot tension .
Tin. ism silk, tsdtoa sad lia thn-silcjaalli a ell.
They an- the enly machine uslns Warn". Pavi t
TnBcan CoKvaoi.i.r.a. Ttiere is a, other apparatus
lor th ooatn4 uf tbe "SUri. I i.r ...I ' r.,i...l t.. It.
Every Machine is Warranted.
Jramiles and Vannnictnrers II! iad the ,Wrr,
the no-st Profitable 51 a l.it.- for use. owing te their
W always ke .ing In l-palr and n.-rking order, and
their great spvt-tl sud i se of niami(siiM.nt.
W
, Fol ty p-.T cent more work eon he done in a year',
time ou i lie ' 'W kt:n' than .-n :.uy other Ms. Inn. .
WE NTDUCLY CHALLEKGB MACHINES 0
ANY AND A 11. OTIIKB MA VUFACTCRK, TO
sy DO AI LABOE A BAX0E OF WORK At C AN
KAM I V BE DONE OK THESE MACHINES.
v All orders or romtnnniist ions from rsmflies,
10 Tailors , Seam. tresses, riothlrrs, Jlarnrsa Hakers
w tc., in tbe country, will receive prompt attention.
A Pearrlptive Clrenlarsnd (samples of Work will hencnt
on recxipt of lettsr stamp, t'ol lections made on delivery
of Ma-111 new, if .lesired. 4. Ilint the purcliaes MID Ntrt rT
rOB T It KM t'MTIL THCT ABK sr.. r.IVEn.
Jeffersen Farfr, General Ageifa
Office ! Wash t acton Stn?rt,
P. 6. Drawer, CHICAGO, ILL.
Agents Wanted
Tlironghont Michigan, Indiana, mi
Minniaiots, Iowa, Mfssuri, Knaaaaaad
frbT 1 1' 1ÄM a 1 KfwAat
rtlinols
Wisconsin,
Netrada
Of all kind nearly kept onhtnd at tbe
Rtrt-PMCAS OfFlCB.