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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19

EV There. now." cried . little girl
while Eumaging Q drawer 10 . bureau.
"there. now. gran'pa has gone to heaven
without his spectacles.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19

EE A new Camp OF Instruction IS 70
be formed at Annapolis. under the super
intendence Of Gen. Wool. Of City thous-
and men.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19

kESome one says that the Cosfedss-
ates determined to puff up" The Merri-
mac, because the Federals showed dis
position to run her down.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19

A Lone PLAyK.--A four inch plank.
1e7 feet in length. was recently turned out
in q saw mill at Oregon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
gHAvINa AND HAIRDREssING


Snavef and Hairdresser,
cefbin Bisrt T. j. Patterson Grocery
and all shsr hzapshes Of the business at
z :, "Aen fs4uirea lmay3ot
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
HR. A. O. BORToN.

- SURGEOX DENTIST
Wssesecr psrfiatsefs Of Teeth inserted on the -.
mast approved plan Special attention pais. to &
ne Preservation Of the natural teeth and rres yQ4
utsrfcy OF chiidrcn's teeth corrected -A<]D
fAnssand difficult terfh extracted with or without Chic
ofsIn Can be consulted his ece af afy time except
on IN lays and Tuesdays Once in Pershing Block up
s-Ars'corner Michigan and Gano streets. In33y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19

An aaaticn Of twenty 6vc per cent VIII De maae ON 'he
aboss Gates for Special Notices. ,a.
Agents ia and cities viii ne allowed twenty
mi sion hut no of any kind
vil, be- in serted at less than regular rates e..f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19

OUn TEETH.-They decay. Hence, un-
seemly mouths. bad breath. imperfect
mastication. Everybody. regrets it.
What is the cause? reply--waut of
cleanliness. a clean tooth nerer decoys.-
The month is warm place-9S degrees.
Particles of meat between the teeth soon
decompose. Gums and teeth must suffer.
Perfect cleanliness viii preserve the
teeth to old age. How shall it be secured?
Use quill pick. and rinse the mouth after
eating; brush and (white) CASTLE soap,
every morning; the brush and clear water
at night. Bcstow this .triaing, care upon
your precious teeth--you will keep them
and ruin dentists Neglect it. and you
will be sorry all your lives. Children
forget. Watch them. The FIRST teeth de-
termine the character Of the second set
Give them equal care. ss ssv sis
Sugar. acids. saleretus, and hot things.
are nothing when compared to food de-
composing between the teeth. Messuriali-
cation may loosen the teeth long use may
wear them out. but keep them. clean and
they Will never decay. This advice is
worth more than thousands of dollars to
every boy and girl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19

E1-We saw good anecdote the other
dsy about long preaching. A lady took
her son ofsone five or six years. to church.
After the minister had been preaching hall
an hour. the little fellow grew sleepy and
began to nod. The mother reused him
into attention several times, by pinching.
but as it seemed to be hopeless case. she
concluded to let him sleep undisturbed. d.
After the little fellow had his nap out. he
awoke, and still saw the minister holding
forth. He looked up in his mothers face
and innocently asked: "Mother, is it this
Sunday night, or is it next Sunday nigEt?''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
.EACE AT,LsAsTI

Having disposed Of my entire stock Of Eas.
tern made Boots and Shoes. am now nrenarcd
ready. willing and anxious to ~
III
To lYQnrQ VrnDo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19

DRE.T. LAZEI.LE. Physician and Surgeon,
J Tynrr City, Ind, would announce to the cit
liens of TIMER and vicinity that he viii give at-
care [n29m3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
BUSINESS CARDS.
TOHN DEyOR.~ ~
Attorney and Counselor at Law,

- - Notary Public
g n Office in the Marshall County RErupLIcAS
Building. Plymouth. Indiaua-
n Collections promptly made and satisfaction
warranted. Deeds and Mortgages properly drawn
and acknowledgements taken
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
Army. Correspondence.
CAMP NEAR ConrNrH, Miss,
June 1st. 1862.

Mn. EDrToR:--The great bubble Of
Corinth has exploded. and scarcely mark
or trace has been left to designate the
place where so much gas has been gener.
ated. rs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
-rpvs MOUNTAINEERING. OF

oo.sfsseew<o or less three weeks, er less. 81 90,
p cests. Larger advertisements
Les than half square to charged as half
..,f. ssasrc 70 he charged Whole square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

ity has suddenly been made conspicuous BY
tho rank which accident Cr friendship has
conferred upon them, grow fearful OF such
character, they msy nhict irrepara6le injury by d
malicious exercise Of the authority incident " their
station. Did not Gen. Porter adopt mode OF attack
which would have deprived me OF trial There arc
bis letters written in my Absence while was pros.
traed by sickness, aud asking that be discharged
ANONYMOUSLY from his corps. without trial and ex-
plorstion, and Oh pretense which is proved befoEe
you to be untrue. Place one side. am only
the representative OF other men, who may DO
exposed as 1 have been. Can the country
afford to lose tho reputation Of officers or men thus
summarily blasted Would good man, conscious
OF his own integrity ana impartIahty and invuner-
ability against assault permit such ex parte injustice
and condemnation But l refrain from pursuing
this line OF argument, though mads pertinent by the
testimony In the case. have felt kecnly, and suf-
fcred intensely, while my name, during moro than
month has been the charge VI d.snonor
and trust tins Court will pardon Ioe, ii cannot
wholly re,tan the impulse which prompts NE to turn
on my assailant. | know him well. He was fully
revealed to at the battles OF Hanover aud Ganess
mil. lie will stand revealed " the country when
the iron box closed by tho crushing discipline oi
army regulations and holding the voice and official
communications Of General officers shall be unlocked
Lot him pas. 1t he win win one victory, by Ills
talents or by accident, for the cause OF tue couatTy
and the Union, Will not be disposed TO SOUND
note Of discord in the song Of applause which
the popular heart will chant IN his praise La
camp, or out of camp, 10 General, no citizen
will be more ready to express opinions an BIS
favor, when he merits them. Let him, how
ever, etand from under the shadow and protection
Of name and reputation "high ADVANCED
above BIS own. In this bour Of peril, the country
demands the services Of brave Generals, who VIII
no, msbehave III the presence "a the eneAiy, and o.
those also who are capable Of achieving results by
their geniusnot those whom the obligations OF Juye-
Lille friendship have exalted 10 pozidons ior winch
they have neither yroportionaie experience, a'iity
Oh pptriOIieug. uoW inirust tue c.be AMI tae .'I-
dence to the Coun. 1 have had opportunity Tor
before gentlemen. ahd SOLDIERS, VINO
have treated me- aud listened TO She testimony as
The JGcge-Advocate hls carefully elected ", With
courteous disni'y and lulpartiaity. In yovs hands
leave tho subject, so fuu VI interest to mo aud
nine You VIII not fail, as far I'D you have power,
10 yindlceie the honor OF the service, and my own,
il 1 merit yinoicatiOn, W reporting That, Ia your
DpIuiOn tbs accusation III Aust no ciIarlns me WIN
in the presence Of the en,ny, hS no'
been Sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
A Tn,orcAL ArrAlR.An Unfortunate, a v;ann r.

ATnAoIcAL AFrAlR.-An unfortunate a W;a';n -,
sutng in tSs death OF MAJOR Phelps Y.h v,rsinis
al tbs hands OK Major Dayton, OF .ns TN 1b,o'
occnrred ON the Eth inst, near MilIersloi. shaot
rs Df follows: Major Phslps Tor forging license pSr
cured o Oome one to marry him to siSeI % . a
DAYTON. lie bsiug,a married man could ngs , y se.
rnn,.h I'M bs ends Ne carried her away from noso,
and no one Knows where she now No. MAJOR p pss,rs
was informed by 9iier ron ~. la.I ps,rs being ia
c,il,"o and wentthere but the Msior had s1i'ss
so i csredo. Major Dayton followed on, oyer ains
linn near Miersgor ara shos hin, fonr baii' Hsfsrs
eiiec.. Major Phelps lived few hours, aai WV
diving &C acknowledged he bad been served s%A''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

Assault WITH SLUSG-SHor.-SsmlelO stram-
CLERK was brought up before Justice Breausn yesterday
the Toubs, charged with commi.as ieorloas
assault an Ueo-gs NJ Ceer Of No. Sol Eisfh avenue VIA
slung shi. The parties CLERKS at the Eris Halfway ~
sunday afternoon gnAuc. rnsgcs between hei "ns -
pdsc sor TOOK aang shot from as pocket and Struck a
comp iAiann, several times the bead, nnftig serious w
jury lie also nat enc OF the b. ssaudes wan tue sale
gerSys weapon. Justice bF,naaa committees Ne P'''
AZ AYR, ir default cI 3 ,OI0 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
lAlysr, semen'.l
p,,.c Irytppp STATES TAX Law,

Nov RsADa pamphlets OF 80 psses on hne wai.s IN
r,ids tins bill. which Is word Tor wod ia
,h. o,.in text we appDll 20 II Aphsbetic, ee.,
t,en OF every article - - faxed b. The law ma "a,
of the tax 70 o. eyied iaureon. This READERS - 0a
ard con, suicn. It IA possible to iaass L. ,, S3
Price @ cents posspayi - pog 100 y sent ~ 49,
p,r los u by mail Aadsess TRg riI5VsE Nss'i''~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
IAivrni,snient
uAoo>,, r,r ScurDAM SCHNAPpS."

- ARO2ATit cSub'bN "
The ssb,cr0os bsgs leaye 10 cal. we teson " az
.oncrs Lld tho pnbic TO Dc NJ" tan o. i.'oo''
.aa his bsttlea Ninss and Lquora - o,,,.
-'1 -" UDo,pHo WoLyz No. g beayessA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

CITY NcRrALITy.-The total Number Of deaths
Cor the week ending October y was $40, de-
crease of - since the last report. From acnte de
esse there were III deaths, from chronic diseases
1873, and from external causes st. There were lS6
children end lsi adults. Thirty-fve deaths occnsrsd
in the pablo institutions. and - interments were
made in potter's Fields.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

AMERICAN BTErE UaIoS.-The anniversary Of the
American Bible Union viii commence fo-morow IN
the raeeting-house Of the First Baptiss Church the
Rev. DR.. Anderson, PASTOR. corner Of Broome and
Elizabeth streets. Business meeting at O'Clock In
tue morning. Public exercises commence at 10
O'Clock. The Rev. DIS. Weston, Arfnitsge, anA
Brewer Of New-Y9sk, Shepard O. Pennsy wanna,
sheldon, Robson, Matthew Hale suish, and othen
viii speak at tho meetings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

. Young men can learn their true pursuit. .,,r b,
how TO tain their children to be usei9 s wsy
a pAsenoog.cal Examination At Fowler " Gus wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

Tho uahs for Europe, from Eoston. win close 81
the Nev-YoEk Post-Olice at 81 o'clock ihs alter
noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

MILITARY ysFzcrIos.-Yeserday afternoon. to
7lst Regiment n. Y. s. NJ. was inspected a, their
Arnory, Centre Market, IN pursuance of orders SIX
companies, numbering in the aggregate only 200 mea
under command of Lieut.-Co. Smith, made their APP
pearance, aud were hastily inspected by Brigade
Major Smith. Soms Of the men we're provided with
arlns, while the greater part wegs without them.
few were in full fatigue dress, and Others bad moth
ng but army oyoreoat thrown over their ei1irsnS
dsess. This regiment has been out twice in the three
mouihs' service, which accounts for its docnatsd
RACKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

SALE or PAISrwGs.-The anctioa sale Of chclcs
paintings end s,atuary, On "Wednesday evening, ~
Il. c. Seribner, q; No. 625 B9Osdwa., Will urdoaot.
edly be OF the attractive the: has been held
here for several yeas. The catalogue includes works
many OF them choice-by abou. eighty artists
among whom IRE Church, WIN. Hart Kenseti,
CasilIear, Louis Lang, Hays, Henry Inman, Tsis
Richards, Hows, and o'her leading americans. The
sale will last two evenings, the second Of which
Iyes's charming statue Of Flora, iho property Of a
gentleman nav in Europe, viii came under the
hammer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

TsE COLLEGIATE REFORMED DsTcH CHURCH
scaooL.-This venerable institution VIII hold ito
229th anniversary at p. N. tomorrow, at tho
Northwest Reformed Dutrh CbG-eh. The pro-
gFanme before US "a sufficiently attractive 70 d.awa
large attendance, aside from the memorable associ.
atoms attached 70 50 ancient an Institution. OF
course young and old knickerbocSer New-YOrk
viii do honor 10 tho occasion by thei. presence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

The DRAFT.-Gea. Anthem will meet the Csais-
men Of the Senatorial Ds,riet Committees Of the fna
seven districts Of this STATE at headquarters, No. q
Broadway, this morning, at 10 O'clock for the par.
pose OF inaugsraiing movement toward fixing We
Quota Of drafted men. The storm Of yesterday IN.
creased the crowd Of applicants for exemption at the
various station houses. A large number were L.
borers, who, being unable 20 stieEd TO their usual
work, embraced the opportunity to Wis, the Com.
nissioners. The work is progressing rariay in this
city and Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
and the amount OF property Represented In books ana
plates was not much short of 47O0, 1000.

BULLS HEAD, Monday Oct. N.--Ths v,r.
weather and best market Of the season f;s dov,,.
have occurred to-day The price Of all grades wouu
have been about half cent higher than it wa Ian
week, If s had not been for the severe rain se,u
that prevailed all night upon the stock in the cav,
making them very uncomfortable, and causing h.,,'
TO shrink into tho smallest possible oimepson, a.
tina. they appeared, in the eyes Of buyers, 'sboua
half hundred weight less than estimated BY own.
ers The rain continued to fall heavily at interval.
through the day, and interfered very much with
business still the cattle sold quito lively ali the fora
part OF tie day at an advance OF about fourth u
cent upon all ths best stock, that IL e4c. Il MA
for such as sold at &c. last Monday, and 81 asa Tor
the first cass and &c. for extra, such ~ q our
beat up-couDtry cattle. At the same time there are
too many State cattle selling at 6Q7c. Y b snd
some are reported stia lower.
The numbsr generally supposed to lie IN markss
this morning about 800 but proved TO be some
400 more--the nnIncer down the iiGrlen road aud
on foot from tbs eastern counties being unusually
large all of which sold at prices more saisfaeorv
TO owners than at any market BEFORE this Autumn.
or the punber on sale to-day, IN unusually large
uroporion were s0lt before noon all parties bena
DISPOSED 20 make the wo,k as shcYt rs possible a
the rain Toward night 1t became y morally known
that sofne $50 head moro expected and the
large buyers were induced TO hold OF lor tho closing
day. This had an effect upon The medium eud ,0wer
grades, to prevent any adysnce, as would DO tho
case If BUYERS were sure that the number Mt the
great market place in Forty fourth street would,nW
reach 100 mead. Sellers, however, were not dis
oosed TO give way much from opening prices, 10
they ray that the wind was eating into the north.
west. with prospec, Of clear, cold weather. and Il
30, that the market wornd core wei, even should
the whole OF ne stock expected arrive. Ii it'does
lin ,lly CLOSE we'll IL opened and has continued
through the dav we sball report il the beat OF The
season, but no better than we have for ecme tina
aud nos yet good Us We expect 70
see before Christians.
IN The Sleep parGet there il st further decline.
sav % cents u head upon Sheep and trhe on lsnbs.
Live Hogs block tue way and crowd the market
place. aud ;.ress down tbs price cent poard be-
low tins Gsy week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
CASE OF GEN. mkTsTHNDAuE.

Argument by Judge West in TIRE Csse for tho
Prosecufion-(sen. MnrfindnIe's Defense
Gen. Bsnrtindaie acknowledges The fair
ness of the Court. In carefully eliciting the
testimony, ana the zcnI, fidelity and inn
partially OF the Judge Advocate, L. Walter
West.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-28
From .hfEdinsalrs i Journal.

n, ra,.,a 7. -ho nan, ,o,ra vssra rs
hris during the reisn az ionia Philirpe. a.
.iripe vrester nro6ciepcv IN -the ~ Of NJ.
a,. met with At least one straure. curious. and
u.itipr adventnre. vhich ve nov record in his
n l,nguaee: s. r,.'jIss.ss Ssa
am as naturally A. fond Of adventpYe - 70
IN. uid the Doctor. a. most peraons are Of
r.dipe Il /: and th,s .dmiea;on. truet viii be
. s6cient explanation Of howl @ readily ~
0e connected With thu mvaierious AFFAIR am
INT 70 relate. .s.sg Il
Vse night, while returning lateto M lodginel
Ina conviviAl party, where i : had drunk {
nAn,ny healths in I good dsA 81 very rood
~, nj was ssuuterinT along ene Of tho. m
lssuy y.uamed quays Of The ssise, not fl
IA he Hotel Dieu-the Oldest hospital ip Ra,
4 nd BY the bye, one Of the best In The word
nj uas sauntsriag along ths quay, ], asy,
knlig tune, and, byswsy ofsvasiety, think.
Hever some Of the stories had heard Dfgppr.
- being assaseinated IN this vicinity and
~ below M, me : vomaS. closked ard hooded;
huhed past me at . quick step. ~ I had
xheasd her till cav hsr, and had belisysd
9si alone in that particular locality, I fsll
y blood quickeued with slight start, and 4
hsn to muster, a. ! searched for . knife,, The
sl Weapon carried: tt. ~ sssil
II you we're man now. my fns lady, n
1ad Of I, woman AZ vou sre-Sod hleaa III
a eolec,iyelv-i-n - ~ Sc, s.
Here s.onned hec.use 'she did, wheelinn
snd, facing me. and lookine - If she were q.
& ny Dimensions. "a ss.s s ~ h
Five fest nine and . half in boosas said /,
4 vine m.t;nr mo ,..ho. ..uc, :, ~ reieht
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-28

|, RRMEmnEB.

| ! r.ne%;U,S 3 ss;ss ) S.ck through many : year.
ey. ss.,. SS,.are By the wayside,
Ti.h sa'l i. popl.fs rastling near. sSsssss I
.,h s.s,ooned With morning eloties
~ ~ r sraysled pathway, clean ana ssrsiees
v;.S M tollybocks and pinks emofoaoesso
/ Leading 10 the garden gate. KS
,.,e :. ths, brought us 70 the highway, 3
'ps =. -. sroye alike with Joy and song, II
=. meadow lust below the orchard, r
= where the streamlet ran along
, ,.nember, remember, ySss / Z
Ivs Ike cherries, eyes Of s'us, s:sa
yodaisg curis Of brown ano eness1s'' = z
Kissing cheeks Of rosy nue = &
ii, Of little diupled shoulders, s,;ssss gs.
little Ma, acorned with flowers, ~ 5,
,i;,,ls II voice. whose merry music
A; rooL ~ back to childhood hours I !. ~
=. n,,v.sou.e built beneath the NAPLES, :
= Whs,e S the dandelions grew, & s.ss' s..
=. y .,ores a Of bits Of broken ch M,
-
! and the jewshsrp broken too.
Syrpsmber. / remember,
o. 4 dark and sunless day,
r., the ange! we:had harbored =.
Spread her wings and few away.
:. ,,,cbed her pass the golden portal,
With ouivering lip and fearful eye, Il. :.
Yh.n gathered up her childish stores.
Ipd laid them reverently BY. So
p.to,e I could not well have borne il:
Bat to day ! do not dread s ~
h lipger mid the dear memensoes ~
Of ny darling ~ho is dead.
h,leu dishes for her playhouse, I - .ss
i.per dresses for her doll, eS. =. .
m lboes o. red morocco
IL me look upon them I'll.
Hews hsr little picture primer, 2
Covers gone and cornete wosns
Han her little crimson apron,
Slightly soiled and sadly torn.
he baby.c,p, the bits Of ribbon,
he strings Of beads she used - wear
Ldsaingle sunny ringlet
0'her glossy chestnut hair.
. k me streaw them all around nae;
Yes, my eyes are filed with tears-
Yet the peace Of hope has crowned me
With JOY unknown for yeara sss 10. :
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-28

DaxwA,r E1xciisos. II Il a.
SlSction wss conducted nth 1
Aplitt in thfs county o. - y. IS ~ ~ =
"a lAe several candid III u y1lf -
|ahIa A1elity Snd eAseSee y4lc 4Ali
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The bill reirranging the United Stite> Judicia
Districts establishes them follow:
/. New England (mosr), Justice n ,than Cliff
ford.
2. New York and Vermont Justice S,mue
ei>On.
;. Pennsylvania and New jersey, Justice Robt
c G., err
4. Delaware, Miryland and North Carolina
Ch eff Justice Roger B Taney.
South Carolina. Georgia. Florida. Alabama
ami Mississippi, Justice James NJ Wnue
o Louisiana. Texts. Arkansas Kentucky and
Tennessee. Justice John Z ,tron
I. ONO AMI Indiana. Justice Noah II S~ayne
.. Michigan, Wisconsin ana Illinois.
Q. Missouri, Iowa. Il ,rs.s and Minnesota, j Us
tice d ,hiei F. NJ Her
Tue two last med Justices were appointed bS
Mr.. Lincoln. The a~iirants for the vacancy II
the y II district are said u lie Senator Brow ulns
aud judge David ID wis of illinois, W A Ii w.
arl of NJ chigan. and Senator DJoiitle of Wis
consin The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Tribune expresses the opinion that
the postponement of the Apo ointment for thi,
district is conclusive against Ne Browning ub.
tanning the position. Probably the wish is father
to the thought. Mr. Browning having ideas of con.
stitntlonai obligations antipo1al to thn-e OF the
Greeley school OF separationists. = Spring ieto
(M) Republican.