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NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
TEE HOME JOURNAL.
FOR 1862.
MORRIS AND WILLIS. Ep,rops

MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS,
A new series Of this universally popnIor fomiI,
newspaper will he commenced on The tuurth dnv ~
january next-prnted, as heretofore on the finest q
paper and with the best oftype.
BESIDES The lncessant labOrs OF the editors en- III,
various departments ofthe paper the beautluI stnr,
by an American Wife, called
& hristine.
cation and the - pun
Lo0KINGs-oN AT TIE WAR.
Will be continued in the volume FIR 1862 In this a..
RES OF sketches, Mr. ills will continue TO give such
oetI s'nIen ana more deIberaIe of the grr al
movements as are impossible TO the haste fwriIS rs
"! ule uHliy papers: lncluong Of course, sketches
oI'he prominent men, and DESCRIPTIONS of lhe most
strrIHg scenes at the seat of war
number OF other
ATTRACTIVE AND RACY FEATURES
VIII be introduced. Among III .se new work
by EDWARD S. GOULD, ESQ entitled
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE;
OR, EPISODES OF CITY LIFE.
rms work oi Mr. Gould will be carried 10 the full
proportion OF modern novel, Ond WILL therefore oc
c"Py our columns continuously for SIX months.
Also an original novel. entitled
WHO Is THE~HEIR!
Also, new aud beautiful
ROMANCE OF TO-DAY.
- OLiNEh bUNCE,
author of" Life Before Him." "A Bachelor, S,orv >.
ETC., ETC. And WY
SOCIETY CORRESPONDENTS:
pr letters from The leaders of our iashonable circles
~ view fOrk anh the other capitals. by which Ot
-ead'r RS will be unnaistaka6lv hett Informed oI H.
'hanges and progress Of hat commonly under s,nnd
y The gay world-a portion ot our feIlow beings
ln29' whom there IL no denying, We all feel modes
IIey news-loving curiosity. '-"'ei
An The former peculiar features will be con,irued
md sevsrel new on es added
TERMS -one copy, 90; three copies, $5-or ma
9py ior three years .S5i clue of seven SlO. cI,h
fifteen. $50; and at that rate for large, csub o"n OF
? advance. Address MoRRIs AND WILLIS "''
-edl'o" an Proprieiprs, lO7 Fulton st New V",L
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and Nia.er seasons would respectfully invite an
sEam'natsn - my stock and prices from those intend
tng to purchase. az am enabled afford them very
2eslrable in iucemeuls
All my Furs have been purchased for cash. and
nade ny experienced and competent hands and as
The present mnmenary troubles render il necessary
that should dIspnse Of my goods very small adj.
vance c0si.
am satisfied that il will be the In:eresf of those
Sho design purchasing, TO give me a cell. sep-5m
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X. WELLS
L II o. tographic GALLERY.
No. ~ ARCH STREET, :
PIiILA UEIpItIA

w. - AkCll STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
One OF the lar gest ana nnsl can,ioio ,~.,,..
'hI'tu ga es Wher- the hesI Pr,pr., Lro,n. -"
i"otosrsph'c art are tuhsn al ur,r,,
"o h'ghSr lhan are paid for miserable
IN, CarCatUrCg
Nv pTopfietsr' practical Photographer. .,,o,s,
foo'"'y, every silung-aLd allows = n,cnr. -
'eate Ihe Gallery unless II gives pertsr, "
b"gHeTe"li pcs ahd Au,biur>! es of ,I.r,I 49,
eu hehus' 'h"I"e lLrd 10 any :, ou,t.. NJ. :.
80 Oh CahNass, lie SIZE, and panied N, ON b,
,'''s GaIs cry pictures can be taken in any ~ss,h.
D as oerie' III ci"td! dalHas when N. ,,y ,b,..,
ei""hs WISHING HE cltv are res:ecr,rIly ,ny,i.a
"eA"n'ir our specimens which for Lr,s ,nr on.i;
" Gely competition. 40" S"~'-
" Instructions gwen IN the art Of Fholcsrs,bv
X. AkNELL
GALLERY cF ART
724 Arch SlscI PhIladslik,,
iOMMENDAIIOAS:
rom ll"i LEWIS d. CAMPBELL ~ Ohis
~ I''! hhu friends oil concur IN ia. Spluisn
~ Ia l!t tNe"eiH Picture more life like thar p.y
ming lhey ever saw. Nv likeness has be.n re,.;
ediy taken by different Artists ~ vatous ws,, XII
nave never vet mad une Whch presents 10 ir. Il. n,
Ihis
From Hon. JOY MuRHIs, 'ajs Min,,,e,i,I,aIv
Inc eHdulSiIe ilnIsh h'suty rEG s,.Ilc,, .I to.,
c"iJ"Inrd with IheIr durnhint ct CO or 90;
'd'u'iHheSs as hkenesSes, cannot aii It, ,,rz,. ,s
''t'h 10 l'ie attention aud patronage II a. ~, pr
preCIalC true ART.
:, From Cot. JAS. PAoE
haNlhg ncchSiun lur ,UIta. r., IRE, o,e -,
Mr. Robert NeWtij, ni ii,. c.r .. ,h,: ,s',h,.
miniature 'H ca. t"ht>. rIr'4t ir rev rr.r.,s Dis
c"''r'" ~ 'n II 'Hks III irusiirr m exprc,sis,
',t san, 'i'h gI''t E" Lr: Ui.l. Ey The scen-sxy
u i 70 - tri - artistic hnIsh ~ ali reSssetS
" - 90" - ~ tn IA patronage OF those disposed
orh"iiiuI art.
Tas
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Steam Dyping and Scouting Es-
tablishaMent.
MRS. II. w, NWITU

MRN r. W. NMITH
No. 2S. N. Fifth ST. bet. Market and Arch P.,,,n
PIIA
DiE|E Goods OF every description dyed to anv CO.
Il lOr. Ladies' Wearing ApDare of ever,J 49,, ap w.
tlon dyed IN the most fashionable and permanent c,.
IHrs' and finished in superior Style Merlno. Cash.
mere and Grape Shaws. Table and Piano Covers
re.dJ ed all cOlors and warranted equal IN new
~ N.B-Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dved on
reasonable terms. Ieu v"
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR IL TIE PURPOSES 0FAFAMlLY pHYs,G

are 80 composed that disease within the range Of
tor action can rarely Withstand or cyaGe IIs,r
I"eir penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
:Fd my ;c9rate every portion of the human orrar
ifn, correcting its diseased action, and res,nrinc
rs healthy vitAlitics. As a consequence of desc
properties, the invalid WHO is lowed down win
IN or physical debility is astonished TO find liz
sEplc and inviting " -.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named Is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac.
containing certificate uf their cures and directions
for G.cir use in the iai3wing complaints: Cnst;re-
nesS, HC@ turn, HeaG0cLe arising t,os. disoyeyed
'tohoCh, Nausea, Indigestion, Pal, IL. and YoyEid
Jn@ef'on Of the BOceis, Fafuicncy, Loss Of .4pps-
tfe, |oH"d'ee, ard other kindred SolnplaiRts
arising from low state Of The body or obstrl ct;on
OF its functions.
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FOR SAFE ON RENT,

IN Sandiown." Millingtsn. Brick DweIl;rs
suitable Tor tavern. with Cellar, rooms aad psssaS.
~ IT. ,s rs. loor' ~ the nex1 and in the ciagret
solder exchanged for land or q vessel "''' y
-. gtgsf Fl. JACOB A. BULLEN.
wv MilliRgfoA. Nd
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PREPARED BY
DR. d. e.. AVER & co,
LOWELL, MASS

10 W ELL. NJ ASS.
J. r. Hohecker, Smyrna; ID. F. Burton, Do.
.er ". NJ. Stevenson, FELTON, w. +. Know.
les, Frederca; Thomas Simpson, Camden r.
r: Hammersley, Milford. f Bringburst g. Co.,
WllmIngLon, and Dealers everywhere.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer.
AN Independent, Political, Commercial. Lite.
rary and National
NeWsDaRer.

Published every morning, Except on SUNDAYS, and
distributed by the Mails and Carriers at The earliest
hOur. 'o N"i'i''
II will contain daily, news bv Telerranb froro r.,
rope from California, from the Federal CapilaI from
Every 0tde' from me Canadas and from every usIni
"nlch eiec'rlc communication is may be UpeAed
IA auuluon 10 The regular IelegraphIc DIspaI,hes
oil The Associated Press II will esa6llsh SnecaI IT,
graphic Correspondence with all locaht,es of pubi =
interest as II has already done TO the erat6caiIon ~
me public, who nave appreciated the eGIernr,se ~ w.
'N$OANhRlH ths particular. The General Feature.
OF THE lNQElRER
will be those which have giyen II. w,,b;D ,bo 49,,
apo'e named a circulation vastly larger than INV
o'ner ia the city except penny journal
VIII De Jealous IN all It's aims and ends far Tho
R"ou Oh society swiftly rcfleCtng through The aud 81
ITS numerous corps OF Oinlellpent 60 aboreto-s art
All National Slate and Locai News but the incessant
progress oil public opinion disseminated and ,us,r
anu acIion N every portion of the habl
taOle globe lis Literary Department will he susta,
oy the best efforts OF writer's Of acknovedped a;i;,
VINO wili make known all that beautiful wortbv q,
valuable III lhe SPECIAL field of their obseryalIon
Inc Commercial Department will always ho GiI
ana complete containing the reliable recnrls f
all transactions III the STOCK money and mall,
ne FhlIadelphIa Inquirer, DAILY mailed TO sub
oers ou' OF the city at the six DOLLARS rear
PaYaoie IN advance The TrI-Weekly edition viii ba
mailed To subscribers of The cltv ON the nnrn;, 70
ni tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of every ,yess
"' 'le 'SG OF FOUR DOLLARS. invariably in ad vance
WILLIAM W. HARDING, Publisher
~ Inquirer BSildng, l2l s Third st PhIlad's.
10 whnm all letters should be addressed
~ JOHN b. COOPER Agent. Smyrna, Del.
THIS PUBLICATION is JUST WHAT is WANTED
No Man, No Family, No Office should be with.
out il
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF TIT
WAR.
~ Now IN course of publication hy JAMES D. ToRREy.
I've" lOIk cIly' aud open for subscrIp0n a great
popular National Work of IneslImoble vaIne -, oE
beautifully printed IN large 3vo, viz: the "
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20

- Passengers from Baltimore to Milford, SeaC0rd
and salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night in Wilmington
Passengers for Dover NAV leave Baltimore at Os
p y and proessd same evening
T.. q, SEWALL. Jr
- Supt Del Bailroad.
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Fancy Furs! Fancy R'wrs!


7;h and 6ih sts.,
(Late Of SlS Market ST.,
Philadelphia.
IMPORTER and MANUFAC-
-UREP OF and DEALER in
all kinds Of FANCY FURs.
iOT Ladies', Misses and
Chlldren's Wear.
Having now manufac-
'tnred and in store my usual
large and bG autiful assort-
ipent of all the various
styles and qualities ofFuTs
adapted To the coming Fall
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

PoR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
boD' and for the relief of C0nsumptiVe
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So vide is the field Of its usefulness and a. ru
nerous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
G cry section OF country abounds in persons pub
heiy known, who have been restored from alarming
Ah4 even Ven desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
u7e. When once tried. its superiority over eyery
other medicine Of its kind is apparent to escape
observation and where its virtues are known. the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
pulmonary organs that are Incident to our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been disca ded, tAis
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
On the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
ducrd cures too numerous and too remarkable 10
be forgotten.
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New Fall Goods.
IhOs. w. EU0ns & Co..
New Fall Goods.

assortment Of w
New Fall Goods,
EmIoTr@Glng al the NEWEST styles in Silks, Dress
a Ci@a%s cti Embroderes and Fancy Dry Goods
Goods Hosiery, Gloves. Mis-, &c. '''''
Inc STOCK Is principally r. W. Evans 3 Co.'S own
apoila.I3n' having been selected IN the best Euro
pea preSsly for their own reigi trade and
VIII Dc iound unsurpassed for style, qualify ahd rea.
'""D'o P''oe'- tsJt.e aa4.. ... e..e-.
Nos. sl9 AND SEQ CHESTNUT Sr.
BELOW CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
B-Wholesale buyers will find il adj vanraeeous
- "''' ''"SA' Oc3I
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

For the relief orthe Sick and nia,ressed .e-.,.,
Win Viralent and Chronic Diseases and esnec;aIIv
'or me cure OF Diseases Of tho Sexual Orkans
, MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Ao,ino
!, valuable Reports Spermaiprrhua or SeninsI
weakness and Other Diseases of the Sexual Orgas"' :
ana on the new Remedies employed in the DisneSsar
sem 20 mo AFFLICTED IN scaled letter envelopes Ire r
cepl4ble. ~ '~Ne' VIII % ac'
Q Address Or. J. SkIin Houghton, Acting sn,u...
Hwsru association, No South Ninth Street PHIL
~,Iitki >.t4 .r.. dseg6-ly 4
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Peninsular Railroad Line.

s CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after Monday Nov. l 9th '6l
Es%A \ Trains for the accommodation of
lsssSsf kS11 passengers will run as follows until
- - SsSsSkss2st further notice:
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THIS PUBLICATION is JUST wu,r,,wAN
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY or TUT
WAR.

Now in course Of publication hv JANE. n To,nr,
new YORK Guy. aud open for subscnplon. a greai
popular National Work. of measurable value to ali
Oeaullfully printed IN large Svo, viz: the
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Vests Improved Pumn

1885 Washington street Boston mLNI. Mo.s
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Wlncbester's Genuine Preparation"
mo IL TEE ONLY RFIIARTp

Torn OF Dr. Churchilrs Rcunedv ru,So ,..-- a.
SsxaAl Formula The notiea OF the HypOphosphiIes
nISoyoD and specific tncrsd:in1 the prncpIo wl,,E
oossTiTrrrz EgRvOIs YoRcE ard they arc H. - ~ =
I. 80 = sop esSESAuSd AGKSIs KE.wx The eTct
80 vas taoercular eynGitiop is DINEDIATE I1I rrr
:. aLs.tY sAkTnots They r.iiete the eorsh ds,stf1
tHFrets the appetite drresf darrhrsa
-. - s'eda, ssts and Jss0 cease; the bowels
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
ekeLlasT seoRs OF coasunpTrou

ss'ff' on the earliest apposraaee or ths.. .,.n. =,
Consumption, the patient takea daily aho., a.,
EFnins Of the EypoPHosPHIrEs no VII v...II-
see Thew al dlsAppsar in period varying from a
=" "eeHs 70 lew nontaS and by continuing the
.ssa-lonsl Hso OF the EsDaedy, RE WILL sPrED
III FIND HIMsELY IL THE YEJoYMzr,Tr o1
SUCH HEALTH AS he. PERHArs. HAD xrvrr
ESoHa AZ MS LIFE BEFOREo
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purng The past year we have introduced to the n,
VI me medical profession Of this country The Pur
CFysl4Lt1ed Chloride Of PropuLaLniue as a - -
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THE HYPoPnosPHIrEs.

. The CURE OF CONSUMPTION, eveu 4. tb,
heesAd nnd Third Stages (at period, therefore.
~AeA there can be doubt Ms to the natura Of
ete Bisease) is the ECLE, while DEATH is TIE
= -4tEPTION.@ 'sI L now sax. n 4
- hat they will prove not ONLY n. sIRr A rFH
l-.'T In CossCHPTIoS as ouInIne l. In Inter.
S'stseat Fever, bat also eGcctuaI a PREsEE-
hAIlFE ne TaeeiAatioB In Small Pox0
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04
Important Information
LOudCn'S Indian EXpeCtOran,l

INHIS REMEDY is offered to the community
4 with the confidence we feel in an article
which seldom fails to realize the larpiest effects
that can be desired. So wide Is the field of its
usefulness, and so numerous the cases Of its cures
that almost every section Of the country abounds
with persons publicly known, who have been res
tored by its use. Here is one case Of an
ASTONISHING CuREl
TINS MAY CER1TY, That my son lay sick for
twelve months, under the Doctors care, with the
disease Of the Lungs, and every remedy prcscyib-
ed by the Doctor failed to give relief gave up
all hopes Of his recovery 80 dtd the physician
At this stage prevailed upon him to trr a bortlc
Of L0UDON cos. INDIAN ENPECTORANT
ana tho result was most happy, Ms the use Of
three bottles effected permanent cure, uud no is
now hearty boy, JAMES LAYTON.
Derry Township, Indiana Co., Pa.
No Family should be without il: and those
W1g y, have used it, never will keep all of LOU
DhN'S STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES for
sale Call and see the list
A. q. SHAW, Shawsyille
AtA-For sale by other Merchants in Clearfell
''""''' April ., 'G2.-Gm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04
- rlor I .yoII II IN nnl

GearACior a spell Of dry and uufayorablo
weather, through the latter pa& Of May,
"c arc now blessed with refreshing show
ers,yIcIuing an effect to the growing crop,
NtgclaQ.n and 10 our beautiful forests Iu
iAe h'@fest degree cheering to the hus,
ba"Iman rs we.i ~ to the deyotee of ma,
lures Aahdwolk.
rrur vep,- ! ,,rsr lv,.N,... l--,,...
EtR T,vry r,. r,r Prr,,s l', rI..'.
K,r,$ Wo,.,.,'r,, ~. II '',.' j
r,EFy pRrso>to
r...., ,.",
'''' 0'S! ''''''5 ''''''N "S uhat F'Fl
I.unkcr was s,ormcd on last Saturday
uight. The relels have ON several orca
,..r. ,.i,i.;, ,1., l,.. .,;-,.,.,.,l...,,..,
'''' '',' '''' ~" "'o'''''' "''''Nc"
'"'' S'I"'s"'d win great dri'rmlnatIon,
ard many are tho rumors Of individual
iraycIy that las been displayed on tha,
tangunary field. Personal hcrojsu', how
ever aya'icth not against superiority OF
numbers, heavy Qualifications and cannon
Of the largest caiiJro, filed to the very
daJ>tDI'. Strategy has then TO make up
tordDhccncy 0! men, and geneiaIshjp
must supply the place Of heavy ordinance
This axiom ot var the rebels seem TO have
understood on last Saturday night, and to
this a2iom, painful As it may be, we must
attribute the fall OF Fort Fluuker. And
;n saying this much we would not be uu-
uerst"od as paEdering TO rebellion, or ST,
ding With those desperate and delu led
men, who seem hent on the destruction
OF themselves and the country. We
would no; intimate that arv man within
the fort during those three hours batter,
ing with Shot. She'll and stones. ailod 90
do Bis dntv-L.R irL5L dun. Far from if /
The marks of violence ON its shattered
sides, and its perforated appearance. plain,
~ visible from tits place on SUNDAY
morning. told how fealfully stubborn had
been its defcrae.
Its commar der--brave man will lose
none Of his well earned laurels by this
temporary reverse. Neither will it dis- .
courage Tie Jiin forces in the least
Whatever may be said Of Gen. lIout, the
senior ojiiccrin command on this occasion,
the conduct OF Brir1dleT General Usben.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04

Gt~ Congress spends but ltGe time in digest
ing the tax bill-a measur upon wlnch depeuds
NE financial reputation Of tho country both at
A'ne and ob osi but grsa, deal Of time in try
ri TO establish Impartial freedom" between the
Ea'o and black races There is great danger
.la ma Congress will take recess until after the
c0nv01~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04

which they sell as cheap as can bo purchased
elsewhere in the county. Persons purchasing oi
hem will have the advantage OF having their
amps rap7jrai without COST, as their sales are
IS rautcd.
Inn llGn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04
National EzOFei,
!! CHAIRSl!!
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.,,!

Tho undersigned has now on hand, at his Fur
uiturc Rooms on Market st., Cloarield Pa, a
short distance west Of Litz's Foundry largo
stock Of
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,
manufactured out Of the b5st materialr, finished
IN very superior manner, and which he will sell
L0WFOR CASH, His long experience in tho
business makes him feel confident that bis chairs
arc made in a substantial and workmaulike man
nor, and will stand the test Of trial. Persons
wishing to purchase chairs should call at once
and get them while they can be had at the lowest
rates. rtHN TROUTMAN.
Mar. p lssl-tC
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04
24UMM9SDAGG MDy gg,

'NHE undersigned having taken cbo,re or ,bo
Il well known Morrisdae House. at MorrisdaIs
CieatheId county, respectfully soscits share N
public patronage. No pains or expense will be
spared to render guests comfortable Charges
to suit the times
April, 2, ls62.-y. GEO. RICHARDS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04
A UENENAL ASSORTMENT 0T
= .W9 @ y y" 7I--" |U-U0"9
Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps,
Travelling Bags, Trimmed Elan.
mel and White Shirts.
FanCy GOOds and NOliOns.

in short, everything generally luun In o well as
sorted store of this hul We also keep Gn. as.
.urfmpuf of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04

5. HODGES CRITTENpEN.
Attorney at Law,
Philadelphia, JAM, % 1862 ". rmycrrAL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23
Schuyler Colfax.

The Tory organ. having got lot Of bo-
Gus reports from Mr.. Colfax's district yes
,erday, set up howl of exultetion over
his alleged defeat Mr. Colfax's majority
in the district is 22S-all the counties be-
ing heard from officially except Pulaski.
which is claimed TO have given Turpie l60
majority. MIR. Colfax's district has sent
1000 men to the war. 10 900 Of whom
would have voted for him. anil against
any Tory that could have been named.-
After the adjournment of Congress Mr..
Colfax came home and spent three weeks
in the most active efforts tn raise volunteers.
sending thousands of hisown voters ont of
the district. His frien,ls reminded him
frequently that he was committing poiiti
cal suicile. but his reply was that the
country must be saved even though he
should be lost. Re continued h efforts
man:ully and successfully. Tle then male
the most vigorous canvass OF his district
that ever was mrrle there. against heavy
odds, ami, as we know. with Int faint
hopes If ,nc .e>s. His election. under all
the circumstances. Is the greatest triumph
Of his political career. lie has achieveia
gallant and glorious victory - Chic. Trs6-
u1e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23
rFThe statement in the last Demo. rat

IL lie statement I'D the i6>t DeWo T"s
ahont a wounded soldier. who had lost hi-
pass. applying to G ,vernment official
in this place for little assistance. which
he failed to receive. is not true. We sup
pose we are the Government official re-
ferred to. The truth is. he applied to n
and we not only gave him small sum
but went around with him among our Uni
on friends exclusively and collected 50 for
him. which he said was sufficient to take
him to Berrien. Michigan. where his pa
rents lived. But instead of going directly
there we heard of him next day in Valpa-
raise, where he told the same story he did
here. Instead Of being wounded soldier
we strongly Suspect. like the pretended
Government detective who was here few
weeks ago for the purpose Of srrestiug GER
tain characters. he was brother X. G. T..
Of the Democrat editor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23
Fatal ARRAY.


Last Wednesday evening. while the
drafted men were waiting for the train
which w,> To take them away. one of their
nnmher, mas Callahan. who was under
the Influence ofliquor. AMI hy some thought
to be partially dernnged. drew large
knife. and happening to meet with Charles
Svarz. another drafted man, stabbed
him to the heart. KILN. him almost in
stan;ly. There had l'e"n No previous diff
hculty between the parties. as they hal
probably never met until that evening. -
Swartz Is represented t" have been n very
peaceable man who gave offence to nobody
Callahan has been living. for four or five
years. at the Kankakee Bulge. attending
to the water tank Those acquainted with
HIM say he has always been peaceahly dis
posed. even when under the influence OF
liqnor. Since he was. drafted. he has been
IN a state OF mind bordering on in>anityf
ami az times supposed, by persons ac
quan'ed with him, To re entirely insane
In any light in which the occurrence can
he viewed. it is one of unusual seriousness.
The deceased was buried Yesterday
Callahan is in the hands of The authorities
Swsrtz was German by birth. anil Cal.
lahan is sn lrishman.- Den,ocras
1SM
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23
A Destructive Fire!

IL is our sad dnty TO record ,he fact that
tne extensive Establishment OF Messrs. Yates
Griffin d. Co. was last night DESTROYED
Nv hre Their loss will probably exceed
So.0OO which they have accumulated bv
years of patient industry. Itistruly won.
derful to witness the entire destruction Of
The, hard labor of fears III one short bour.
Besides the loss of the machine shons the
dwelling house OF VIM II. Palmer near
by and occupied by Israel Wvland. wac
destroyed, loss $780, DIR. Latta, who
had erected machinery for the manufacture
OF his new surgical instrument in connec,
ton with the shop. lost some $500.
The lianiS in the shop all lost their
tools. and'seyeral persons including Messrs
Everett, Yates Jr and Branch lost quite
heavily by the destruction of materials
which they hal on hand for the maufsc-
lure of various articles such a. sash, blinds.
gun stnck>, &c. fno $50
Qnite a number OF hands have been
thrown ont Of employment which is no
small item in estimating the extent of the
loss. The origin of the fise is not known.
Ii occurred between twelve and one o'clock
last night aud had gained unmsnagable
ptoportiods before it WAS discovered or
the alarm given. There was no insurance
on any ct the property destroyed Goshen.
Times, Oct Q. .-.-.tr