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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
Very Important from Wheeling

J..
The Conrent;on adopts the Declaration
.U1,onin,oasly--Hse adoption Fife ted on
tie sAnnisersoJy offhe Battle Of Banker
HI. and by tie same Number hat Signed
the Declaration Of Isaependence-h IN
tense Excitement and Patriotic E.rultation
b----.State Officers to be Appointed- Re-
ported Adcanes. of Er- Governor Wise on
Wessera VIeiniq-7ze People Say.
...Lef him GOMEZ 49, sod. Ire .dssos.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
i. t-s..s f,oe w HEEIdSG. June H. j
The forenoon was takcnup in discussing
the aDeclatstion9uM Mr.. Pierpont made .
powerful speech. urging Immediate action
The Declaration was ordered TO- he en-
CROSSED on parchment, to be signed by the
members. andilthisr afternoon 10 passed
unanimously r saw 81 .elet 'o9 eT SO
When the Number of members was an
'nounced as having voted for the Declara-
tion.lit was discovered to be just. fiity-six ,
the number that adopted the Declaration
of Independencs---a most singular and au-
spicious coincidence. This created great
excitement. Several members were absent
on leave when the vote was talen---having
gone home on Saturday, be s9iqHaa3 a9a
An ordinance for the. appointment and
qualification of Auditor. Treasurer and
Secretary Of State. and defining their du'
ties, was introdnced this afternoon, and
Iorlerei to be printed. 81 sais 1879 sssni'
Ex-eovernor Wise isdssid to be match.
ineo at the head of sthfee or four thousand
rebel troops against Western, Virginia. A
para Of those from Hstper's' Ferry, Il is
thoaght. will join him. The people say
|let h;m1 eomea5 eyeiied ''aon HAxlLToS. 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
Ext Meeting in Bloomington /,

EAt Meeting in Bloomington re-
Gently. to raise recruits for the army. Hon.
James Hughes of the United States Court
Of Claims. made speech in which he took
unequivocal grounds in favor of sustaining
the Union by force of arms. He also con-
demned the former administration for no.
taking active measures to put down the in
surrection at its inception. Judge Hughes.
It viii be surrendered. was leader of the
Bteckinridse party. 's-1" 'se's Or
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
WASHINGTON. June 16.


Several regiments passed. into Virginia
during last night. The Government is
concentrating a large number of troops
there. in anticipation Of an advance of the
rebels. Reinforcements have been con-
stantly arriving at Fairfax yesterday and
to-day. and the probability is that large
force will be concentrated there by to-
morrow. ism ..a
A train Of cars passed out fifteen miles
from Alexandra to-day. on the London
Railroad, and discovered an attempt to
bmnthe rebuili bridges. One of the sol
diers was shot by picket and killed
The assassin was captured. -. a
An official dispatch from Harper's Fer
ry to the War Department represents a
complete deseriisn Of the place ,.,f
The Third Michigan Regiment arrived
this morning. More troops are expected
Immediately. .l j.. qai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
Important from washington

1saWAsHINGToN, June IL.
Statements have reached the CITY that
the First Ohio Regiment had a skirmish
with rebels on the Lou,lon Railroad. cen
miles ont of Alexandria, this afternoon.
but it did not result seriously.
Additional troops have been sent to
Alexandria tonight, and more will be
hurried forward. Rnmors continue rife
that Beaurcgard viii advance towards
Alexandria Tonight. 3se -ar t1sfT
Relnforcemchts Of rebels at Fairfax have
arrived in large mum bers since Friday. A
Government seout. disguise. was inform
ed at Fairfax yesterday that between Cor.
louisville and Fairfax 60.0g0 troops arc
located and fifteen thousand would he there
from aarper's- Ferry ie-aig hi.--.Sixty-fv
carloads OF troops from Richmond were
sent up on Friday II III jd
Satisfactory information has reached
here that the Federal forces have occupied
Leesburg. sssa--E
s,rmishes twelve and thirteen miles mp
the Potomac have taken place, Two reb-
ell pickets Were killed and one wounded.
The War Department desires il stated
that all vacancies in the army are filled.
and no more applicants will receive notice.
There have been over 10000 applicants
for positions since the war broke out
The statement that the. War Department
desired a meeting of editors here about the
war news. is untrue.- No such. meeting. is
desired, and none will take place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

.s4., GRAFTON, IL o'clock, NJ
A messenger just in from PhilIippi anil
nonnces that our scouss have discovered
the rebels marching toward PhHippia and
that they expect an attack iq tho morning
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

ca 'sianpF 20 81. Lotus. june IA. s,
Steamers Iatan and Swon Of the Mis-
ra1nt en- slLl SIS IS SO .noY . go !
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
the report is hardly credited, though the
information is positive. H
Privateer Captured-Her Arrival az New
York.

The Charleston Mercury of the 18th
states that the. privateer Savannah, was
captured BY the brig Perry. The crew,
thirty IN number, were transferred to the
Minnesota. and the privateer sent to New
York. If the men are hung, the Mercury
calls on jeff Davis to. retaliate. e It also
complains that traitors in the barbor are
in the habit of supplying provisions to the
hloekading feet.aa aiti5 81 diiT i.slng :
y Och if .bsi9 New YoRK, June Is.
The schooner Savannah, a privateer,, in
charge of Midshipman Cook. arrived this
afternoon. with the Stars and Stripes fly
ing in triumph over the Secession rag. cap
tured by the brig Perry. about sixty miles
off Charleston. She had taken the brig
JOSEPH L. Rockland and sent her into
Georgetown. South Carolina. She is a
schooner. with an eighteen pound pivot
gun amidships. and formerly pilot boat.
Her crew Of thirty were put in irons and
transferred to the frigate Minnesota.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
IlHI1l - 80 81. LOUIS, June Is.
The Democrat has just received the follow.
ing dispatch from Jefferson City: y,


The Democrat has just received the follow.
ing dispatch from Jefferson City; "
Mr. Gordon of St Louis and other gen
tlemen from below give the following &C. a
count Of the battle of Boon vile; Genera
Lyon landed miles below BoonviIIe, and
opened heavy csnnonade against the rd :,
els, who rctreated and dispersed into the ads
jaecut,wood. from whence hidden. behind
bushes and trees they opened a fire on our
troops. Gen. Lyon, then ordered hasty
retreat to the boats. and the rebels. encon.-s.
aged by this movement rallied sand 70 =
lowed our troops into wheat field. Gen..
Lyon now halted. faced his troops abodt.
and bringing the whole force Of his artillc-
ry I'd beaf opened afimdfdereosl Gre 1foA
the rebels. 800 Of whom were killed.. sael
the balance fed in all directions, leaving
their arms there on the field Gen. Lyon
then novel forward and took possession
Of d assss1a a. ,ssAl.T With ,s,S.
diarrhaa at the beginning Of the BATH,
and us txkeA- On R&esaief md carriedto
his home Ia Charlton
1GoysJacksos viewed lie batt6 Honat
distant hill and ~ fled for paFts. unknewsef.
ter the defeat of his forces. = -, =.
There is great rejoicing among Union
men here. and the Stars and Stripes have.
been hoisted ON the Capitol. numerous guns
fred, and. the rStsr Spsneled Smnefs
played BY the Regipental Band. ~
! Seoptipg. psrtifs, vii "a b :, sent out 80
directions %, mol ~ b cut OF the Atrd
of the rebeis.sssF s'slf an -
] The steamer swon arrived vi
non,z smmunitioaa and ARTILLERY. $scI
have been planted at Col. Berustcin's
headquarters, a1qo14 aU0T aaUsn|
Jno. Fitzpatrick, one Of Ne aneet we
lent secessionists in the State. :: took thes
oath of allegiance to the unissd Stsees
Goysfnment In the presence Of ell the Of
fcsss to-day 10 sba'aiss bns '1la = -. -
Z - a 10 800 =. 81 Q. =
i The VA bepaurtment has ordered The
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

Gen. Butler to have $1,000 more Troops.
Gen. Ruler has demanded 1J, 600 more
troops. and will have them in five days.
Gov. Morgan promised the Govern
ment to send a regiment from New York
every three days until her quota is dis
patched. A signal balloon was seen last
night at a considerable elevation over the
chain bri.'ge on the road to Leesburg. Ii
is supposed il was sent up by the rebels.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

Tho Fight tsRompey--Its Conduct and
its Resuit-A Rebel Lie Refntcd.-
Indiana Boys Performed the Job Thor
ougiy and Braveiy-Note from Col.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-21

Planters fear they can."t sell their "'.tt"n. s;!i!
let then. send their children to school AMI will
,,ai, with them till the yran ii il lie ten years.
We will board their daughters inr the same as
heretofore, notwithstanding llc high prices for
provisions. unless matters get much worse. when
i, will l,c left 10 their sense of right. Any
ole. therefore, wishing 10 latruniac the School
can easily make sOmc satisfactory arrangement
beforehand a= 10 the payment Of Board or Fui-
,ina. We hazard the opinion that the United
States will Er compelled TO abandon its blockade
of southern Ports hy November or the first Of
January ncX:, ard tha, the l'rcscn, waT will end
this year, "T hyncN May at furthc.,. Ii such,
however should not hc the case, are willing 20
stay here aud teach the sisters and daughters Of
those who have zone t"iis!:tiu i'll glorious cause.
Physical inability prevents our doing duty on the
battle ,cll but We and rcW serve our country
and State hy doing our duty 1T !l"imc. AMI let
mo, those w!!n cas-. 20" or who have sent friends,
think al mean w!in ID not -. Maly u hr"rc
heart heat, with s:run,: crn.iuE among those
vii ~ necessity kecl.> ai homc. AMI who, burning
u!.icr 4 i",>i sense OF wrongs long endured would
gladly exchange home duties and homes cares
even sor ,,e deadly strife Of the battle field.
Wall, i; is tru" ;lcrr are craven spirits who wish
ao part il, this struggle, yc 'v,l,in: hGt m iu'-
;,rarive sense OF duty and physical inability
kce;s many - man ,ry,r hayin: share i'll the
tolls u:l,i glory o; our arms.
u all our Pupils would say, return t"
School and resume with diligence your S'uiic:.
Tie arms .! cur youn: men vii! shield YEA from
,arr. anl when they return y''es-siiali he i'eir
r,w,-l JOHN Il. GWAlTNEY.
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LATEST MEMS.
The Lec,bnr. Affair Doubted.

Tie clurle>.,n ro.r:.r OF the 18th has this in
reference 10 the reported affair At l.re>hur-
Tie Ei,A.uoui E.rnn.sa,r say> tli"a late
hour las; Friday evening. the Government h'!
receive no dispatches. nor had the telegraph i"r
ni,hc,; amy ilcil :icacc contivrua,ory Of the re-
l."r: OF I'll" capture ii Yankee tr""ls at L"He''s-
,il:v near r,,i'u:.:. o. any action IN that VI
city Tie -"i9r i isrr"iitcd
The August: rj.~",.i.', of Tie ootI' has the IL
lnwin. The Savannah N.,r, Of Monday has y
.,.cci;.l dSlS.th ;r effect that the report OF
G.h, =, Lcc,lur: on Wednesday las, was en;irriy
ua:ounir,l Richmond Iapers of Saturday AIS.
Lii 10 .ive continuation tn-lhe rclnrt.
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State Of South Carolina.
HEADQUARTERS, Jrlr lj, 1861.
Iy The Governor Of South Carolina.
A PROCLAMATION,

VXTHEREAS, TIE PRESIDENT OF TNE
w CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERI-
C.i IN. made Il rcfuiSi!ion upon The State g;
Soar!; Carolina inr three thousand men. that being
me ,uuta "i the State in the additional force now
hrin: called out ami whereas. j; il required iha,
'!c Volunteers r::rriu. for this servirr shall he
received ."r liri iuriu: the continuance u the
war;: ami whereas i; is right aud rr"r"r that
such requisite should lie promptly c"iul!ic with.
Therefore. |, /. W. pICkENS. G"rrrnor ana
Commander Chiui III and over the .;i.:: Oi
South Carolina. hy .ir,uc of authority vested in
:lc Is law de- lrrr y E:uY,Gim that Volunteers
.or ts service are desired. and will be- accepted,
in roinpa'iic>. " o7 and ,lurin: l" "o!.tinuanrc ol
lie war. To Ia. nurairr "i three thousand
mel each r"I.pany "a Lc confessed I'll uur Cap
tain. crc First Lieutenant, two second lcurcn-
ants four Sc7g gca:tis. tour C"rp"ral> Nv" mus
:airS aud hot less ;hau y-i"ur. more than
,ilc hundred private. the officer. - i.c rrctr y
liz companies respectively. "" mem will DC re-
,cyr.i. cXccp; these ut PROPER a.:r ana health.
Anil irl=i!r lErl,"-c q: organization AMI in
traction. iu hereby designate .;:!I;w"r,l
Knot i;,r,c.. ..rar C"!umi'ia tn,l >"tnc proper
place Il; Hear Aiken, - p"Ht+ Tor III. establish
men; g: camii-: anl each company, after full
and ;.rr"raG roll "t IL members. and certificates
%; the election, "t it$ 'ircr., ,hali have iccn
returned To- tie iu,alt General o! The State.
wiil ,,lair Ia, camp ncarc>tt" it, there I" hr
mustered ut" scryirc. ami :" hc "r.l,.i;rsi into
l.a;ta.i.l.. or Regiments Il VIII u"; be u PRE-.
requisite in iir r"ccl':,n'" .,i the r"inianir:
'lr they -ia!l tc armed. ai!i"u5h It i !"! c'l
ria ':,a.H q" ,ir.:. S...l ~.
Ami il, farther !ra,! !nin. that al t,,s men 81
..rrt'ticS ili" volunteered ui,i"r ;!:r tct"! l>';n
ma ,,i.u rr,iuc tor i:c-- rcI>.is. !.i;st"rlng
.r:'o cou:-i.ra;c ,rr"!rc. an! wh".r Regiment.
:a:r .:a,'= =, Nr:!'l'. may :t"% volunteer iat'
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@ FARMERS 4 PLANTERS
7 II l..
SDI]NERN tONPOIlD FERTILIZER
Columbia, =. &,
RE K, VI. STG KEN d co,
MANtF FACTu RED AT

WNlIE subscribers hereby notify the Farmers
u and 'l:l:.trrS .i the southern Cunicdcrlry
tina, ,hrv are now establishing !; factory lur the
production ol :. commercial Fertilizer, which they
believe will hc found equal tn any fertilizer here
,olnrc purchased from ihr North. All the insrc-
,li.urs o! the SUI ''rlIEEN COMPOUND FER
TlLlZt.E are i"uml in abundance in thu SOUTH
ans, only require The application "i scientific
Knowledge to make Us perfectly independent Of
our enemies, even in this particular.
uur incnti"n is {" sell "iIr ilamicrS III honest
and reliable Fertilizer peculiarly adapted 10 our
own $"I. climate, and crops, and. n far nS pus$i-
hlc, she'll them from the Gr"$S imp"stinns SO
Frequently palmcd upon thcim by Northern ma
nurr manufacturers
our Fertilizer contains al the elements ncrcs-
>arv for the ,o"'! al plants. Icing composed Of
pI'LvEEIZED NIGHT SOIL, POTASH, bis
SOLVEp BONES. Sl'LrIllRIC ACID, PLAS-
TER and LIME. The manure thus formed ron
tanning: large per cenia;c nj potash and other
alkaline salts will render il inr.in"H. ior "otiup,
and will lie found L" Influence Tie growth of al
other crops sufficiently early in the season. though
not quite ;" promptly a Peruvian Guam" 1t will
hold out l"ngcr, and lnatarc the seed perfectly,
ri, ing decidedly the i'r>t crops. and will show
itself in most instances superior 10 Gnan" or nrny
"thcr of the mos, popular fertilizers. We shall
he ready to supply the Fertilizer ahoa; The 9TH Of
September.
Price, 80 per ton of 1000 lbs. cash,
bankablc paper. "r Confederate State Bonds.
Il. II. STOKES L ca.
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Notice.

a CIRCUMSTANCES render II necessary tm,
" The E~t,r" 81 Cd. :. CHRISTIE. ,irr sh"mld
hc Put IN n STAT" of liquidation nj the earliest
rrarti"al m"ncnt. All persons "~in: th,' Eslaf"
by Mute al Account. III tie lli time "i the Tesla
t"r, are required lo mak" s"nr arrangement n
t" rh"ir 'Irh- h'' ih. 2"rh August irrt.."r thr,r
MITES III Accounts Will Iy lu, in >uir without dis
-riuc'inr. " Z. MpRSt;NI. Aim'I.
AnE $, I-ti y 3!
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Later From Europe.

Nsw YORK. Au:. l..-rhe steamer EVhcm'""
has arrived ii Farther Point. The City Of Wash
i,l.tou and the lIii.crNiau has arrived cut
llvEEr"uL CorroN M,nKgr.-The sales .; cot
ton !or the week were e: Ouu bales .; an aivance
Of Ill The marke, closed easier. the adran'e
,rims barely maintained. Spectators took l'"'v
ana exporters lo.cnO bales. Fair orleaus was
quoted a; ed Mdllinc Orleans >a.l.
The London Times is hi;;erly sarcastic on the
lu!l Euu battle says til" southern nut is very
HARD 10 rack and fears he questioned the block
al. wi involve England in iilirul, eoml'lica-
:;2:.s,
l.or! ralmcr>;o: says the entrance - duty ray
~: vessels INTO any iiork::y'i l'T' wipes Out Tie
iloc;sa,c.
!iv,icc-ent power :aa!: S,: All ports. h";
,.he" let: any vessel in ;e right 70 blockade :,
gnn,.
Ti.y La;ggt Herald ..,.y .e,t Tie receipt d;
:.e,cws N.:.iy9u resolved to ;le Con-
::.s;er.ay.
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Make Wagons of every size and stAIe

Having u fine supply "i the hr.t lnmi:sr 'h,ir
work will Irc found s,"ol a> ihc i,c.t. In the
way "i cmr"uracn: hume Industry, and for y"nr
own l"nctii, give Us .; ,:ia.
Apr2 If 81
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l.or! ralmcrs;o; says the entrance e: duty Ray
,a: vessel, ito any ork;.!y l,,Tt wipes out Ike
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Head-Q.uartors,
I'm REGIMENT. :. e. NJ,

7rm REGIMENT. :. e. NJ,
CnAvL$ CEGEK, An9 i, l>EI
EDY Virtue Of an "r,lcr from Ci"v l'leKrys, all
Ed Captains .; Companies il this Regiment arc
hereby ordered {" tax" = Census "f their resi- c.
tive Companies. classifying a persons therein. 10
wit ThoSc between III aud i years t" age
those between Is AMI Il. and those between IL
and ~ And report such C"m>,; forthwith I" me.
T.; or,icr q: Col. b. l.. SHAW.
j. &. Mrp"xSNI,;,, Aij'i.
Ap.aI l. ..
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\ v,.icc-cnt power :aa! s,;l-alI ports. ti;;
g" i,ly, any YES, :. III ;!4e right 70 h'"Sh.ic :
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For Sale.

q No Lot oi STRONG ErGGY HAIR.
"a NESS. Will Ls :"l,i low it applied for soon
. Il, Cow ERI. AYi
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NOTICE Is tEEEEl GIVEN rl,a' aa ar=
~ rlirari"n will hc made /" the Legislature al
it- Nr-S;">-i"Ir. nrer and amend lie chatter
II lnc"rI"Iatl"n At the r"wn-" Aik"n.
Nug u II
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BoWles & Hughes,

I'D ESpECrFuI.lN i"ru the .'iArn- Of Ei;
he ticli. and AL wh,im il may ""Irrrm ;!I'r :ucy
arclrrIarc,! III lhci; wcll .nowr stand l;uW Les
SIEAM MILL n,
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j. e.. MUSE,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
DENTIST-

aS Permanently located NJ Elg"!icll c. IL
q uilire in l'rrcr North Rooms i'll Maj. ;.
ToNrKIN>' Residence, l"rmrrly Nirlolas Hotel
All operations GUARANTEED. The be-; Of rct"ren.
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" ;t't "' . ..t. ~. rv.,U. at
r', .'t'=.s s'tN='r' i..G'.s.sa''s t;"wc'f' .tst
t. h"5.aa ailir w!
r.si ~. 1 y, itl5.
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IE}iS fRE'| II |!H.i|EE :.

g !.,li.-a,,l,,i,t,.z:i 4. -TEy=l,NS.=.. Augusta.
m. i ..,,, :..r ,in. - IA. l'ur, %"r;l, nr
,.Eaa WlIi~kll. al win VISA. 10 !,.i = "h"irc
nr;i.I.. w..ul.i.,Iu ,srlI t., r:. all ,.Nnmin..I'
IINl;iiI>u:N.
ci,,.L,, e. N,y i.,.i -:.I,"3
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~ Penn, Agent. tesfc';uiIy in:ornn hi,
EAo ;Gncr",:> customer. i!l7t lie j, SOW rccci.
IN. and nicnr; i .."s: EE.il TIL !. and
ila,irst!!n Steek ei' foods.

Iii. Stick has .ccm selected wii sr"a, care,
mi purchased ;he MQST FAVORABLE
TEENS. AMI will embrace every variety alGi
iyl, q: $r#ir :.r..i Fif,'y ';"!..
y ~ : Lcau,i:ir a..ort,nsr; i; l.,hll>. Bon
MIS-. iri!..l.,r,l AMI u;!;riirny,i.
" .-r< a,ri Chr,u Ni.i,ea;l, r,a.i !lNl-
=: c,e~y yIi.y .,..i .l!e--irln. j AZ; ui.
;rlmmed.
\ hcau:i;ni So Low Els All 'i=' ill.,-
,u! Straw IEIAA;iNt;.
l.;riir, .:," Mis-r- i!..,g Mis-. in .se;.. .@
ricty. a! ':r.a; Ill., o;i.c. hr';!>o!l" i::c,
t" sui; the Ladies :, M..,rs.
In NiN,>ani E"iS Ir Ia, Large AMI
desirable Stock oi it'd, il Coais, Pa. au,l
Nr.i., embracing r:y:% yi:ir'; .: Cotton ami
Wool.n TH't.;;;l,>. !u.mcr CA:SiNEH!:>,
COTIoH.ipi:S. DElI.Ll%tiS. lrrrl ru'IpS
.tnl Elara >UIl.;:.r' GipTi!S.
large aa well .ce,;,. ..,.~N .: >llui.>
:,i:'..a,v'i ,s:.r,s IL 'iai!:.
..ria =',,; v,'.i".Y u o'!.rs =, .r,i,lc ,;o"i.
;,i:rm i.,..a;,.:. -. ,..i-;i vi! '.r ~.
Il i;ea>ciiak.e Prices.
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il1y /.
tTIT!; ::.--il. rt."ia ail. mai. to Il.
lS H.Nt i.'r.,.-: ;'i;i.5:,. .;".i,i :u!....
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DISTINGUISHED EXPRESSION OF IMPERIAL
RRGABD FOB GROVER & BAKERS SEW
ING MACHINE.
While this Machine has been bearing off the First
Premium at all the leading fairs the present au.
tun in our country, it has won and received the
most distinguished mark Of preference, probably,
ever bestowed upon American invention, from His
Imperial Majesty, the Emperor Of Brazil. In o
dispatch received by the proprietors of this Ma.
chine, His Majesty says:
"By the present letter patent, m AXE known that
by order of the Emperor, nominate Grover / Ba.
Rer, Sewing Machine Manufacturers, furnishers to
the Imperial Palace the same being hereby author
lied to issue their Advel tisements as such and
ufactoy, as well as at the depot of their agents in
this city, the same having been first approved OF
by the Brazilian COnsul-General in said town, to
whom they required to be presented for gistry
Gro'er Baker are at the head Of the above men.
tioI ed mandatory. =
Given and delivered at Rio de Janeiro, nj the
Imperial Palace OF Boa Vista, this 18th day of
"lsisned) PAULo BARBozA DA SILVA"
Letters patent, by which Your EEcellencY, by
His b. aJssty's orders, nominates Grover Baker,
Sewing Machine Manufacturers, furnishera OF the
Imperial Palace, as declared in the said letters
patent, TO be seen by Your Excellency :
' ibis nominn nntUn is duly registered In the House.
hold and Chanting of Letters O1loe.
"@igned) ~
>"IsIpoRo JOSE MgIs PEMPLoNA CoRrE REAL,
MAoELDoS SANTOS CARRAMoNA,
"Chief Gentlemen;at Arms.
A.. "Puhlic Tt translator. duly sworn.
"Rio de Janoiro, this 18th day OF July, 1861"