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The New York herald., 1862-10-23
AsTROI1OGY. A

AsTROLOGY.
4 BONA FIDE As'rRoLoCIsT THAT EVERY ONE
a depend is Nine. WILSON, who 'ells TIE OBJECT
and warns you s.rs briggs The
ehsrms No Is9 Alien street between iioasa snd stan
ton over the Store Ladies' and eeuten Go cents each.
A AsToNisIING-MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
you ana ali You wish 20 Know even yoSr Roashts
Or no pay lucky cha,a. free her equal y not g be ognd
street. below Houston - cents; gentlemen not admitted
(oRA A; SEAMAN. INDEPENDENT cLAIRvoyANr,
70; iel We. dwene,h seet aewf; % scsenth s.a
medical and business day and evening, - usaaL
MADAME HART. HAVING RETURNED. From Eu.
t r. sr' esas s 30 q Ga NSs iH ~ s nd md
eaps G,qs sn ss" Snag % Is s. ee " orn marriage and
MADAME RAY Is THE BEsT CLAIRyoYAST AND
lh Astrosogt ths city. She tells your very thoashts
gives uchs numbers causes speedy msrgias.s No. 40
sesen,a avenue Twenty street Ladies 2o.
NRs u RokpEk HAS ARgIyED n rHIs CITY,
wi and has taken psfi - a. No 2Bsyaa street ani ca
~. Z Z. oniy tr, sinst SCR as,rocgs aud sed lady
nud fna1aee l9te aaairs, journeys, lawsuit dnct,y
pulls- ah-ttt rshls aictigsA a'tih Also be gives
LUCKY numbers tar ne lottery 80 sise her ca " Reyar
street, neai Cara ale street ~ ou Wish 70 have ncfms
AIRS ADDIE BAxKER-MEDIcAL AND BUSINESS
vi ,iavnyan suc,esS treats ~ diseases, gives
OF lie No 20 West fsuu,ynfth street, between and
seventh asenues-
n s.--wno ms NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
N Madam PREWSfER twhp has removed TO No s3il,
Bioudway Eightean nt street. over the picture suTr
consulted with rDtre salts She
o taaa tells tie name ui futu3e Wife or hustand
tnA u hcrvsor " you wish truth give ner oa.
THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris, who be
consulted with The s'ccst confidence on all aaifs Of lfe
drunken unaithlu husnandsi has 70
Lel1Cs ~ your hearts IDOL aud brings together
those Ons seBated Ladies 70 cents. Residence ~ Third
avenue, aboNe Twelfth street
WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE TIlEIE FORTUNE
w V0ye, one and all, 70 see Miss WELLINGTON, the
renowned EnshSh prophetess universally Acknowledged
he best oi ~ who guaruees 70 sace 70 lhose
WAC consutber hes'h wealth happiness and warrants
70 impar 70 them information OF the utmost mlorianoc,
relative toaNsus journeys absent friends love, cvurshlp
mansge hidden Treasures enemies and troubee-u fact
OF al ahsfs "a NE Brave soldiers, iearn your doom OF
glory, e or death W you seek your ows prosperity and
iecV souH nov decay " visit address ty letter ths
hghy g,sed end beautiful young isdy lQi sixth ayepy,
city VINO hss ta genuine Roman and Arabian for
love, good luck and hnsness afas-wafrnuted for life
Lucky numbers gwen also highly prtabo city
reDces Drunkenness cured aud unfsif wives and hus
band reclaimed.
1lE BowRRy MADAME wTDaER, CLAfRyoyAKT
lUsJ and gifted Spznigh lsdy unyells the mysteries Of
fuury love marriage absent friends scSness Irescroes
medicines for oil diseases tells lucsy nunucTs IT,
o. stolen. DC
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A ssIGNEES SAIt OF a LARGE STOCK OF DRY
n Gaois.--A NJ. CEiSTAGAR. aac,ionecr, will sell
this day ucohr ~ At p,s clock. at ~ Bowesy large
and extensive iork OF Dry "eds consisting Black Plaid
aud .scy Dress silks; Fr nh Meiiao, ~ lainss Araca-
Pafap Prints Qinhains, white ani Cnbearhe Mus
In - tsa fninss Jaconri ana Swiss Musiins; Victoria
nt OF Br"ene Grape and Wooden Shaws 10th and s'k
Aantilla- ladies Lsre and Gan,bric Sets,
Chcais Is sleeves and Collars; Kid. Iisa Thread
ana oihe, Guvcs.. Black ana Fancy Umbrellas and
fa-as,,s. large lot nf ptbtons Trimming Embroisf.
res. Lace. Eltton> Cords and general assortment
the numerous mention Ry order OF
essgnce. Catalogues at sale
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A UcroN NOTICE --R. ". wESfCorT. AECTIONEkg.
"a L1r1c sale ~ O cr Si:,1D vorln


a. To- est Twciy-ltrst street Seventh avenue.
This day Thursiy NJ clock every article house.
Which h most cc'uPirtey aa elegantly fn nshed. will
pefenpcriy sold c"si-tia OF elrgant
ior SUIT. ~ orocaie aud treoc nilcni
octave rosewood faooric lica Mri Etascre Centre
and Ier Tables nj cent Mantel Vases Btonycs Orna-
meats St, win complete and valuable
i1r Chamber piniHg R0m, Nursery Ia cary snd Bac-
ment Furniture Redsesne. Bureaus Was; ands Mirrors.
Ciocks. beds Bcdiug NJ ades Curtains. rich Glass
War. feBg. and n. China and Silver wnrc Soe.
Beds. Carpets Sale shine Data o-ucs house.
Goods TO be removed Immediately.
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cTK CONGREssIONAL pIsTRTCT


o., :, SiatS, FIsssaiS ana sisissath wards. : :.
@ ' S Jackson assr Hail. s Mr. s syeo IL s a
ward was called to .he chair and Mr. sShn r. ass
Of the Fifteenth ward was apponted ID i seeretary
the delegates were In favor of tho nomination Of the Hon
On motion Of Mr. Ignatas Flynn Of the Ninth ward he
M he Candidate ass o 9y
Congress. with enthusiastic applause.
s
@ h Mr.
committee Of three wasaPpoia!sd 20 meet one q Ike
fs Saa Saa Gsss the sSS n Ts 9s
Cav. Of the Fifteenth aud William Dahl Of the Six.
teenth ward, such committee
Hon. Elijah Ward. who was Introduced by
s' S S Is he
AIT we S and M * @
the high honor conferred.
1As 'A0n PETER sPi FGIsaR ohanau
joHn r. CAV. Secretary
77TH WARD CHANLER cLuB--THE hEMBERs
1860 1851 and 1852 are respectfully requested g ncad
.r 81 Of sss sos ssS p a. ssr aspn
October 70 At oclocs prs,sey l. B7Gome ono come
M,cnAsl j. Dvss Assistant Secretary.
I STn WARD SEYMOUR CLUB.-THE MEMBERS or
nC this club and all others favorable 70 the election Of
Mozart la sid Broaa%sy q Friday I esenas oe, VA A.
tieen will address the rnee.ing-Hon Eli a Ward Henry
I: Clinton. Esq Mas Geopp ESQ.,, John ii. Harncti, Esa.
GEORGE G. GENET. Chairman
RoBERT Elf, ts...,.r..
10Th WARD DEMOCRATIC WARD coMMrTrIE.-
The msmecrs Of his c,nitee are re g nee;
and Tn avenue FrGas evening, October 81 ~
o'clock M Ii. UnIAkHILL, Chairnsu
Joan K,ssspv, secre,sr, pro TEN.
e)lTH WARD DEMOCRATIC SEYMOUR CLUE-A RE.
~ .ular r'etng ol the above Clrp i. I'd
s,y Hail 465 Eighth avenue this evening at II,
r. q. MOLoNEY. rest Tent
MICHAEL SaAUNEssY, o....,..,
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ucIIoN NOTICE M DOUGHTY, AUCTI0NEEI,
n wi set. Friday October ~ at los o'clock at sales
Z? Nassau street, Hu .seod Farnarc consisting of
walnut Fsror SUITS covered In nal do in
cloths su sseis, Tapestry ant ingi.n Catas: marte top
Genre Tables. Extension Dniny Tables, Bu1es. Dining
Cha arbic and plain Dressing Bureaus. Wa~bsads
any and rosewood Iedscads. oak AMI walnut cham
Suits Wardrobcs s, cseafy and Lihary Bookcases
Sofas, Chairs Canton Mating Engiasn.s Gankets Hair
MsttresseS.
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HOTELS.

MITCHELL HOUSE. s2s, $40 AND $50 FOURTH Avl
MI nue.. OF Twcny.hlth stTcet.-A few fine Suits
Rooms for families also single Rooms for gentlemen.
q. Il MITCHELL, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

AIRS ADDTE BANKER-MEDfCAL AND BuSTSEs.
vi aiTypyant. suc,esSl treats ~ dseases g,ycs
suiatisns busiUs4, nGN insanab adyict matter
ilc. No. ~ West fsunynth street. between SIKH an,
seventh alenucs-
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INno wouLp Nor eo 10 MAKE InEIE roEruXE

100 and gifted spsnigh LADY, unveils TIE mysteries "
futurity love marriage absent friends scSneE Irecoes
medicines for oil diseases tells lucsy nunucts ~ oss
o. stolen. &c
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

II MEYEN's DANCING ACADEMIES ARE nov
liz open at l3G and i3s Canal street the gowcry
Wednesday and Saturday. At % West Tbirtysecond stree
between Sixth and seventh avenues, Tuesday aud FIR
day and In iioboken f1 and l3 Hudson street Mond
and Thursday, ffom till 10 o'c,ock l.. NJ
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4l eud has taken paf No i2 2Bsyaia street ant
- SsHtcd lot short tlne only AL aaatrs through he
Sht - >. Ogy trus palis, asrougs aud gifted ady
ia his city Mis- X sve rie Information of .altl wealth
Nud marriage, love aaairs journeys lawsuit dictty IN
business, absent rsends scsrgst as,gh Also she gives
LUCKY numbers tir the lutgs! 80 gft hr call ~ RRyar
street, neag Cara 'ie stec wish have. nfofms
ton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

Official infofmatios from Nashville tc
the War department. fepre>cntsstire mill
tary work in that State about finished. and
it only remains TO effect civil re-orsani
cation of the State government.
1t Is believe that the United States for.
ces will occupy Columbus to- day.
The rebel forces uwdes Albert Sydney
Johnston are being steadily pressed back
wards by Gen. Bpell.
Cotton to the value OF one hundred thou
sand dollars has fallen into our hands at
Nashville. The Treasury Department
has taken measures to have it brought to
New York. .s,.s.-s
The. President has designate! Hon. Andy
johnson to be Brigaiier General. and hJ
proceeds To Tennessee morrow to open
military Provisional Government FOL
Tennessee. until the reconstruction Of thu
civil Government. Brigaiier General BueI
will be nominated to morrow, as Majol
General
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

except erer a creek ten miles north of
y shvAe, damaged by the rising water on
sRdsy will be resumed tomorrow night.
lin {election at Nashville on Saturday
fsf mvnisipal officers, passed off quietly.
The retireing Mayor issued proclamation.
assuring the citizens Of protection by the
FederS frOopO y they quietly Irheas
their accustomed avocations
sevcrxs rebel prisoners sSve BEEN bro.t
to Nashville, andtyepty,f seneg oes! seized
by the rebels AM the vicinity Of Bowling
Green, have been recovered at Nashville
and sent back
Mail communication is established nc
Bo@iine Green, and, ifor military letters.l
to Nashville. Cel-JsJ. Miller. Govern
ment MaH Agent for Kentucky. is making
energeiie eSertiensyto extend mail facilities
to-exery part-of Kentucky.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
Especial Dispatch TO tho Chicago Tribune :
$40 ! WAsHrSoros. March g. 1852.

Generals Smith. McC3ernand and Wal
lace, who corhman,isai divisions at For
-Donelson. will be- nominated ,Maior-Gen'
erals; the Colonies commanding br.gades
will be nominated Brigadier Generals; AMI
all the suborlinates viii, receive prppeI
promo tion George w. Morgan 81 Ohio
and Cox Spearess Of Tennessee, have been
nominated Brigadier- Generals nt,h =
~ The. House judiciary Compitee will re-
port back, in a few days. the coniiscatiop
and emancipation bill. and the resolutions
lreferredito them With a majority recon-.
incubation that It do not pass. The minor
ity Of the Committee viii probably report
by bill .t,.,.f.e,eo,o,ss 41sy I.ga sIb
llenccforward all reports about ths
movements Of the Army Of tile Potomac
must be Submitted TO Cen Mcclellan. II
prevent such escapa.les as Gen. Banks asl'
thorizaton to the New York I3esuld con
rsspon lent. $500, ,.4 -, s,i.,.oi!
No reply has ret been received to the res,
ointion Of inquiry toncliing the Kentucky
Railroad matters The Military Commit
the of tho Senate .wiu probably report ia
vorably to On indefinite postponcment o
the House resolution for rebeal; but Their.
is eirong party in favor Of its passage
and the whole subject win at least be ven
| !, Gen. LandeIsdied Of congestion of tn
brain and lungs at. Paw Paw. Va. at J.
o'clock this afternoon. after an illness of
few hours. Gen. Shields has beeerf order
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
FEDERAL VICTORIES IN MISSOURI.
JEFF. Thompson again Defented.

=. JEFF. Thompson Again Defeated. q
e@'-. .--- -..-. .----5A5Z efife iHs si.1 2
ST,, Louis. March 3.-The follow Ing, is
copy of telegram from Gen Halle ok to
Gen. MsClsllsn at MsshiqgtppY.a
3. rltis official y reported that JEFF 7 homp-
son,-withls large force of cavalry AMI ar
tillery, has come North from New Ma.lrid.
Cur force advanced from Birds Point and
met. his forces at Sikestown. He wa
parsued into swamps by the cavity of
Gen. Hasniton's and Col. Morgan's. brig
AIDES, and three pieces of artillery captured.
Gen. Pope pursued another detachment
south capturing three more pieces of drtil-.
lery. It One captain, one lieutena Mt, and .
number of privates killed. -...... $.
So (Signe,i)r II. w. HaLLEeK.= =
Maj Gen. Commando"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

"a Scorbutic diseases are the parent stock
from which arises large proportion Of
the fatal maladies that afflict mankind
They are as it were species of potato
rot in the human constitution, which un-
dermines and corrupts all the sources OF
its vitality anu hastens its decaj. They
are the gerrn from which spring. Consump-
ton. Rhenma.ism. Heart Disease, Liver
Complaints. and Ersptive Diseases which
will be recognized as among those most
fatal and destructive to the races of men
SO dreadful arc its consequences te hu,
man life. that it is hardly possible TO over
es,inatelthe Importance Of an actual, re-
liable remedy, that can sweep out this
Scrofulous contamination. We know
then we shall proclaim welcome news to
ouF readers Of one from such. quarter as
ssl, leaseiittle donbtsof its eficacy--and
stiii more welcome, when we tell them that
it surely does accomplish the end desired
We mean AYERS SARsArARnLA, and it is
certainly worthy the attention oftliose who
ere afflicted with Serefala OF Serofalous
ccnplaints-Rsgisier,I As5any, y. T.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
EVACUATION OF COLUMBUS.

WAsHIseroS, March "A dispatch
was to-day received from Commodore
Foote. saving that Lieut.. Phelps. sent with
flag of truce to Columbus has returned
and reports Columbus being evaeuatel.--
He saw the rebels b1rning their winter
quarters, and removing the heavy guns on
the bluffs. but leaving those in the water
batteries. The indications were that the
town of Columbus. together with military
stores de-. would be Lnrned ~.
Gen. Shields succeeds the late Gen. Ian.
der in his command.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

-
SERIous AccIpESr.--It is painful task
for US to recprl the particulars Of Q very
serious and almost fatal accident which
happened to Hon. JAMES BnADLEYs of this
city on last Saturday night. 1t is the
more. painful to us because we were. per-
haps csrelessly, the cause Of his sad mis-.
fortune. In the evening he came to. his
office and brought with him two of his, lit
tie children to witness the illumination and
other festivities that were going on, Ar
ter sitting with them q while be stepped
out. into the long hall. which is used
in COMMON by himself and many other
occupants in the Branch Bank building,
ana passed down the south pair of stairs
which lead out upon West Main Street,
when nearly half way bowri he fell over .
large box which we had placed there Il
keep the boys from taking and malSiha
| their bonfire 'oi II. 1t IS not known how
| long MI. Bradley lay senseless at the bot
tSm Of the stairs: but It must have beet
many minutes Judging from the Quantity
of blood which he 1ek upon the floor III
! got mp himself and went directly HON,
6afhea,ied. though he did not fully recov
er his consciousness until nearly morning
! lie had several severe cuts and confusion
/ On his head and aoors his neck which hi
physicist days are not SO serious. but
isfoared that MS spine Is materially injured
During Mondsy snd Mondsy night strong
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

doubts were entertained asto his recovery; :.
.bH as we go to press tbs "Wednesday }
9norning he is materiallySmprovirg Id
porte EaOn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
FROM TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY

Eracuotion Of Colgnlbus--ProSa6ly now
Occupied By our Forces Tennessee
Nearly Cleaned Oat--A adrew Johnson
Goes There 10 Organize a Provisional
Government.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
Ifumanl,e.

ttIt lla H. ftltAt 90 t'
Gov. Morton, we understand, has. sig-
niied his intention to clothe decently and
provide comfortably for ,lhe prisoners that
have reached here from the. south during
The past two, days. All honor to- Gov,
Morton. His heart, We begin to believe.
Is in The. right place after, all.-- State Sen
H1e,, - ,.,..s,,1 ,fs..f- f.,.4 ..c.sse
Daring all the long months that Gov
erpor, Morton was devoting his energies q
providing for, and looking after. the we'll
fare of our troops. the Sentinel failed to
discover that Chs heart was in the right
place Itabused him without. stint and
persistently, charged him with, corruption
and but lately ceasel its nefarious work o.
traducipg the character of good man.
We have no fault to. find with the Cover
nor for endeavoring to make the prisoner
comfortable; but the Sentinel, had no wore
OF praise to bcstow upon him for his nobl,
efforts il. behalf Of the Indiana Troops
Now when his charity is directed. towarf
the rebel prisoners, it shouts. ''all honort q
Cox. Morton" and suddenly discover
| that hisIheart is in the right place" -
LogansPort Jour.nss isow cd ,sinaI 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

Our Troops in Possession Of Harpers
= FFss and Bslivar-lR Reels Falling
.Roek.-e ~ - ,st..... .....t ! .,l,s,,,

:BoravAa. Jefferson Co., vie Bal,imo'e) J.
Feb. 28.--Since Monday night 'Harpes's
Ferry and its vicinity have changed bapds.
Qur advance guard, consisting q the 18Th
Penpsylvania Regiment. passed. over the
Potomac from Sandy Hook to Harper''s
Ferry. before day break on Monday morn
ing, by . rope ferry, and took possession
Of The town. Next day ample provision
Tor rrans porting troops over the river was
provided. and onr advanced guard consid:
crably reinforced. Bolivar and Charles
town aud q considerable portion Of the
country on both banks Of the Shenandoah
are now occupied By our troops. Exccp'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

Seizure Of JHoolen Mn al Char Icsfomn.
Vd..--Arrest Of Brother of John H.
Washington. Y
.H ENk lE Toi3--<.-o'1 bfsr nm
OHARLssrDN. Ea.J March EB.4-Frow 600
to 1000 barles of flour belonging to the
C6nfedarates have been seized and stored
here. A Wooden Mill owned by a man
named Davis, which hal been mannfactur-
ing Confederate cloth. was also seized,
with considerable stock ! - IL -
Richard Washington, b. other Of, The
late John a. Washington. Is now eoifint,l
at Harper's Ferry. r....,<
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

Strength of the Rebel Army Oyeresti-
mated.
New YonK. Feb. 2S.-The Post pub
fishes extracts of letter from Richmond,
dated over a monthlsinee. siroma a person
still a resident Of the South, and with .ex,
cellent opportunities of knowledge He
says tie rebel army on paper is 400. 900,
but in the field not quite 200. 900; and
part of 1t inaiferently armed He says
the rebelarmy on the whole line of the
Potomac is only about so 900. He thinks
the southern troops. whose term of enlist
ment expires on the 1st OF May. won't re.
enlist ifthey can possibly avoid It. Is. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
FRoM WASHINGTON.

The For Sa Dog,sS1sson Offer, 70 DC Promofea
-DeaM Of. Gen Lander.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

Eg TIC 9th Tndisns Hospital at Fs,-
,erman. Western Virginia. was consumed
hv 6;e on the lhh inst. The fire origins
TED from stove pipeip the telling: All
the sick; 81 in number.with two dead bod
les, and al the goods and yaluables were
saved. Those of The sick who were so i'll
as to he helpless we're carried on BLANKETS
and lirters roprivate Ihouses anil company
qua t,rs, in ,be vicinity. while tie consa-
descent helped. themselves away The
dead bodies were those Of two sollicrs who
died an hourbcfore the fire. The weather.
thonGh freezing cold, was favorable to the
suffering.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

The State Sentinel. says the Loganspoft
Journal. grbwis ficrcely at Mr.. Wright for
accepting the appointment to . seal in tie
Senate At the, hands of 9 Republican Gov
ernor. and says iihs had declined, the De-
mocracy would have rewarded him for his
services to thai party. This is, no doubt,
hint that Mr. Wright need ask no ia
vors at the hands Of the Democratic party
in this State. ras serfti 8 eal,siiye eti1
1t is not two months since resolution
endorsing Gov. Wa course. was Missed
down ina Democratic conyeption by th'
Sentinel:s friends. and some Democratic
papers accosnted for the refusal Of thai
body to entertain the resolution, upon III,
ground that there were many other prom
inent Democrats aspiring to positions. ana
the convention did not wish to give pre-
eminence to Gov Wright. : Consistent
very "a ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Dispatch to The lineage ir'ounc-j
-iA q . lChnnoI February &c. 1862.
Cairo isquiet 10 -day snl nothing Of in
.erest has iranspired All military news
IL kept profoundly secret and under
Secretary Stanton 5 offers cannot be tsle-
graphsd. r.. hssas fs2ssd9sii ~ lils sen
The mortar feet IS finished. and. the me-
chanics leave for Chicago tonight. !.
The gunboats are lying in the stream.
b. Wounded soldiers are continoaliy pass
ing here on theirlway homeIi'i Isl slli il''ii ?
The Ohio is rapidly risiae snearly chok.
ed up with drift wood, and current very
strong. f.-. ,,-.., .,....-s
Nothing trsnspire'l in reference 10 Co.
lumbus. Reports from rebel sources rep
resent that asstsnd will be made at Colam
bus. Randolph. = and Memphis. Tenn.--
Forces are constantly concentrating a.
Memphis. the streets h4rricalei 'yith GOT
ton bales. The rumored reports Of the pa
ciHcafioh Of Tennessee. is denied. Late
Memphis papers contain savage war mes
sage from harris. ssn@ ,ea. AZ ..s,;.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

Loulsvure. March s.-Railroad con-,
between here and Nashville,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Oh

A DEMONSTRATORS S A LIE OF
A. REAL ESTATE.
CN0T1CE is hereby given that i. James o.
Parks, Administrators Of the estate Of Hiram Nc
whorter, deceased, in pursuance Of an order OF
The Court Of Common Pleas of Marshall County,
State of Indiana, viii, ~. .'.f. - -.
On Saturday. March. is, 1869,
offer afPrirats SAo. at by. Shies in Boyyhen. in
sail county, and If not sold on said day win <oap
ae toIofSrthe Sine from dayfo day until ~,
the ALLOWING described rsAb ssfatds situate in
Bourbon township. Marshall county, lndian% 90
Thsnndi MISUNDERSTANDING the east ks,i
of the north quarter; also the sasfe inferess
nthe south half Of the west half Of said Horsh>
eastqharter. both IN section number -, N own.
ship number 80 NORTH. 81 range number cSsA
said lard to be sold TO pay debts
.Tss,ssP Oh ,SlExk Ons'thiTdfo Dc pala syn Y
third in eiehtecr, sncAflse.ir fiifHE -st-E
~ ~ JAMES o. PARKS Adpfs ,
Febuary ~ ls;<,', ~. !. -ss.if - - f..ss =