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them within easy approach 20 inc heoei CAPITAL
after the eunboats sbal have sufficiently soloothed
tie road tli,ber.
In thus returning 10 the original plan Of the Tsm-
uoiop. frustrated for time by the presence II the
dreaded Merrmac and cxricating our GALL n, army
from, the nasrious swamps of the Cinc/. ahop1ny,
vlacing them in the pure atmosphere and on The high
wounds of the James River, great advantage has
been gained OF course, this has no, been obtained
withou, a heavy cost of life; bn, the enemy has
equally, if not more severely suffered at onT hands
and we trust that the time has come for making the
campaign against Richmond " short, sharp ana 0e'
eisive."
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FHOMI MEMPHIS.
Jef. Davis Defends the CoBscrips Law
Large Shipments North.

Special DispaIcA to The n. Y Tribune
MysPHIs, June %. 1872.
rs Via CAT0. June % 1862
JET. Davis, in 3 long letter 70 Gov. Brown Of
Georgia, defends the conscription law AZ consttu-
tional, aud absolutely Indispensable TO the mainten-
anoe Of the Rebel armies.
Tho Memphis Trade Committee report Northern
shipments to yesterday Sugar, 1906 hoss-
heads; nolasses 3, ~ hogshesds; bales Of cotton,
1O6l. Much cotton has been bought in from
the country, and come in with the opening railroads
Total Memphis shipments this year i'll reach $1,000
bales.
New-York malls 20 9th received. Abr.
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In r,sau...ip Nortss,a LIGHT, from 1s7nra, hsywsid
wife md family Mr. AID Mrs. T. Pi,tmsn and family Capt
" II Gardner. 4. ) N Nj ssd Mrs ". wau, d. Is,t
H. W. Johnson. II. Gilman. Ma. seaon N,s Lail " "
Muusan Nr md = Ord Mrs. SoUcbsrd. Is. ~ lsntiis,
n r. Moore, Dr. II. W. NesoD Mira j. Cam, G W. bro9ss
snyder T. SchwitzeT Dr. L. FeDchtwanger, 1s- friediI'
rich j. BLUM MIA Gum AID child Hrs. Fd,.ks L. Lrgsn,
$ IT, Goodman H. Pollock. 5 Furh, H. Levy NJ and NJ,
= n. Confer y. NJ wa'srg.an. s. Altman r. & ~ gus -
p Msguirs L. Toni Nrs. N. A. bunpss, M.ss Flint, Nio
Ps,se- OIL :. s. Hawkina Mr. and Mrs d. Carnpora D. =
rsnty Mr.. Hsary Arthur, Mrs Lott A. Maiis oeefeI 81
dispatches from Gustensss -, , D,
In .f.ns.ip Baeis one from Netr- Oy!sansGen u. &c
toice AHA Dr. OBtfe W Cameron. James Wilson NJ ald
Mrs. Is. Basnsbly, john BEunaso "m hsTPs J. fes W.
ID, hsnkr,r
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DEPARTURl or THE USIrED STALEs SrFsa
GUSBoAr MOHAWK FOR PoEr RorsL, $. C.--The
United States steam gunboa, Mohawk, Commander
Hughes, left this port yesterday for Port Royal,
s. c., taking large mail for the blockade feet
fall crew, and regular complement Of officers. The
Mohawk has been throughly overhsuled. Annexed
is a correct Inst of her ofcers:
Lieut. Commanding A. X Hnghos Assistant srr.eon co.
w. Wool Purssr, George II. Andrews Acting Mas,sri
A Small A. Tlinghss and George Duyaul, Masters Mates
(sc,ingj a. Hornsbey T. g. SpnRli, AID Thomas Holland,
Engineers. D. Carpenter (Chio George Whitney, WIn.
King aud X II. Harrison.
The Adirondack was put formally in commission
Yesterday.
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YyuLIcss T.pArgl--Brosdwsy and Thirternlh stree. 80
irlsi Arsursucc aud Yankee Moiesy, " lrsh Lion"
NIHLos GsRDsy--brosdw Ay-"ILe National u ard" and
"a. N.'iousi hl.cgoTy o." Washi1gion."
" isrER U,YpEs-- Broadway -" Rob Hos'
,Ir~Pic THrAKgE--No SO Rroadssy.-" King Heaes
Dsr. rl.r - The iriAJ Diamond"
CmEis41s Orsrs forsE-No. SO Broadwsy GoorEs Chris
tvs Ansls.s; orsI.elte and iustrEGlsl.A Company
NxOas JMHnOAsH GAfiDENr-S.Ih avenue and F0nrtoenth
street - f.cnlsDSds Music snd E4resiflp Perform
.nras.'
HiroSs Psihcs ~ Mr.C-sixth asurae aud Fourteenth
street opefB sni Ballet ferfurnauc-s.'
E.as as ANsafC,a hI.FrsBroadEay az" H0i suer-nd -
Seven Clerks;" " Honest Milxman" Tho Amoric al
Lambert, Gia.i Gin. Commodore Nut, " Lgle &c.
H,IioSA AcsDrsE DKsiGN-ho o.. broadway, dag
ard egc,u=.
scHsrss 8,lIaEr-No 7s3 Broadway" CiutsgelAr aud
other one pictures from s. IA. TO D D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01
FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
Occupation OF Luray- Reeonnoissance by
Colonel Tompisims-BriiIiant Cavalry
Churge-Cupfure Of Rebels.

Gen. Crawford, with portion of bis brigade and
cavalry under Col. Tompkins, made reconnaissance
in force up the valley, and entered the town this
morning, driving the pickets and capturing one.
-Four companies Of Rebel cavalry, who occupied the
town, fed Oh our approach. Our cavalry pursued
them mile ont on the NEWMARKET road, when
sAirInish ensued, our cavalry charging the enemy.
We took four prisoners, and wounded several. Our
loss wac one killed and three wounded. The object
of the reconnaissance was fully accomplished. The
enemy had stores there.
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SICK AND WOUNDED IN ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRA, hoassy, June 10 ia'k
Capt. Mcmillan Of Company 4, lth Ohio Reg'-
men, fell oyertcId yeferd4y, and before assistance
colld be extended he was drowned.
The hospitals 10 this city are fall OF sick ami
wounded soldiers, numbering altos ether, some 500.
The bui.dns5 sre kept clean, and Well ventilated,
and the patients receive the best care ana attention.
Yesterday, citizens from nearly every loyal State
visited tiose hospitals, and were escorted through
the different rooms Teach building seeming pleased
with The arrangements. Although 10 State, except
ing Ohio, has contributed anything for their benefit,
the sick placed here want for nothing which money
can proclre.
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lNARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. =.


shl,,-Johr Bright Dc~ar Liverpool WiiaNns eaiel
WIN nottingham s.esos llAyFe BSyd he,,.'p We.
su-s.ue Pike Vera Cruz, " L. @. Gfiswo,ai f.seist
1Brl Mctilvsry Rrisol g., M,rewooi CO.. iT'pc, nor
veil Tia vre, Punch, MeDcks Wendt ,,,,
Bs.k.-li.rsis Rus; Gla-sow BOYD heineken fniniPf
DE- Ia Move Terry. Hong Kong F Delsno; - -,
Bn..-ssbts Anna uIslianl C.reio Cork. pef,n"aa
p smith. smith. in,gga, Yates l. Pcrtefhed Nop'ant
,Oid.u'gl pree- Oueea,svwn. Henniags Gos.tas.
scbooDsrs-N Berry L'mb. Mltamo-As Mccall panoah
ll,i.t Cadet EzabethpoIt bu.teT Racket fhL.delpbs
n Racket vutuso Or stap.eton, 81 Johns ~ f. d
y. Small
sioop-Nsry Aiwster. Gee, Providence, master. -
steamer Fanny Cadg aejes Possou. Baltimore Wiiah"
Da.fel.
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SOLDIERS. TAKE NOTICE.

All members Of the following regiments. with or
without descriptive lists, will he tho Park Bsraoti on
Wednesday morning. July :, to re,eivs their pay; Ith
Maine seth EewYork, 18th New York 5o,h NewYors sd
Pennsylvzns ioitl Pennsyysnis lst Regiment Bed.r. a.
shsrpshoorr,, Csp.. Butler fitchs e,h New YORK Bat
terry Oneida Cavalry, Mcclellan Du.cons Stnse.s hcs
By order, Maj OAKLEY. rsym,steg, u. s. A.
Park Beuaels Neg Perk Chv, June N. 1862.
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lAtNertl,enleni |

Agents wanted b. seli HEADACHE ANSIHILi-
TOR, Invention! II will headaches In three min
ut u eYey Mid Tire most Aigrsvs,cd Of Cssrrh In
l,r d1ys ~ aud pheasant Samples seat by anal for 20
oor.s. Cures performed free AZ my oitce.
De i. h. Noicorr. NJ. 40 q .izH-s.., N. 7.
raisIfh s. cared. Ia .. dread dileIaei
Headache likewise, II yos please,
Relief g. selt ipou the spot.
II Tou 1--we iai.h, or have Il net.
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to s.csless B-izads, bat could no: ascertain their

TO S.caless Briyade, out could no; asceEIan thelr
re. pectivs regiments:
R,uEp- GeSrg. Bouron, Co. A; John Murphy, 90. A 4;
Corn A n Wh't.ser. Go. X Edward Gleeson GO Is.
WocsrnD--N hsei Vost, Go A, ankle Patrick NeIopero
% arm; Noble z acy. Co. 4 shoulde- John BT a. To-
on dr.; Thos STAR Co X, hand; Ni,hoas ShivsN Co
~ l,g Cr.fel Go. X, hend; George H.sP Co heh
w,uid, Tho Hogan, 60. ~ hand; John Ball Co o. leg
DANIEL Malay c. g. hand rhos Crea Co +, foot; Adam
Fox Co hips Taos Ws@,Sn Co r. eye 1O.n hsa
nsn Co d .sh; As.tin Tuner Co. l. hand; Capt 1hos
R-a.ry Co D. thigh A. Langley, 20. Il hpi ra ,aa
6allshsr, C.. G hp r. Es.lerby Co. B, hip John Ne
Fardy. Co. u. ankle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

Va. Lothian charged by Gen. Bnicr with kidnapping
bro ,tt nq and Cen Butler appeared give
E e .illuuy. De ifsf,d la De after b,s snfsl Ia
us cry NJ H. ppeaed bec:e h.El at Bis odce and made
cgu fi.t isl Ls boy tie St. JGne- Hospital In
Dr. Fllsuan's po.-es ion ha lie BOY Els Lothian 81
..vrs a;t I'D Lc an=ous sst bin back, and
rnul Willingly substitute another boy IL Ls place. He
fLsa Butter old MH Lothian thst If the boy wAs in the
o. % tho United STATE. he did think
it 90 II interfere. bu. he would .end Ls
70 d. PieNGsn ard that lie permit Mr. l. make
aef anything 10 Ia service Il must be rad out. in
by him Gen. Rut.er add the wished got the
lce back and Substitute another for the Of the
Government he tG.D pu.leI shoud certainly order the
change, snd he hal doubt Dr. fickmsn you'd do the
Subsequently hs (Cen. Buor) learned that tho boy bad
been tai By III, iroE Dr.. Pcsmsh. ClsodY, and he
ordered Hr Lothian (, he arrested Df ficknsn tes
he'd that th B0r from him. sud that he
fouId h the custody Of t~ policemen WHO said they
BEEN ordered his TO him. Nh LothEn,
g. his defense said he the. in recovering bis
sieve c yosaG any sw " the Cniied sstes aGd thu;
by The aw OF Lo'issns he Authorized 20 recover his
ror-fy lc sdut-l that - sd given tho boy pemiss;on
10 h.ro bis own te, but DE- PeckLam Lad tod lin
tnque period that thcreupon 10 lad aI TO
Ain possession: that his lowiag tbs boy hire his time
VS. coadoua Ia this ths' he wos Ia bsbershop
by prceyorb win ife privilege ~ M thc n-iel having
hi sc4y:es sionsiy yshen wsnisd Tho Court held tss
th conrs uudoT the s'stute nFf sling slaves
from rr the minimum penalty or w,ch two
YEAR. iupd,onrleat ~ the Pfih Prison and shat sentence
Wa eccosdinzy y...ud On .ae prisoner yeStercay.
New Orleans Picsyure si,t.
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A WARNING TO THE MEMPHIS AVA
LANCUE

MksPHis Saturday, June ~, 1872.
Tile hUalaaehe has been notified By the Provost
Marshal tina. editorial published yesterday is ex-
cecdingly Objectionable, and that criticiam on the
Of military officials cannot be allowed; and is
warned not TO repeat the ofense.
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i)ort-Warocns' Notlee.
STATE OF NHw.YoRK.
PoRT-W OYfICk. NO. lot WAL

SrlTg Nsw fokk 4
PoRr.WARpEss' OrfIck, NO 1os "siFs", ,.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance wtn
~ section OF the Act passed April H. 1854 enn,ea An
aeolganze tho Wsraen. Ohes Of the lor. % Wv
York 20 ell persons interested IN. having charge Oh the
subject matter of such uqpiry oxsHln.on or .na'
the following vessels under enAmnaiion oy me re
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice. OF
board said vessels: n, A. ,u
shin Nm T,nscort ...................Pe No Is r. r
BsrA Scio. lerfeponts
BTg State OF Maine.
Biz Matilda .............. No N. b
Schooner Maggie Bell. W oodrnh Robiusons
WIN n. BuRLEi6H, fIssSsst
j Areas BpRRIHIN SeSgstyy.
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OEFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.

WAsnIsGros Monday June 30, 1922 N.
The Government has no accurate information Of
the state OF a,s the Peninsua, by reason Of the
interruption of the Geographic communication. Moth
inc has been received 10 warrant the belief Of any
rious disaster.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC -.
-,rpi.,..x3l Ss.s............s35 Moen-seat. S.cs
sIGB WATER Dss -.
SANDY HookiO:3l Gov Island ..li;lI HeGc;e.... IeS
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rA5ver,i.ementI

Young men can learn their true pursuit, and
parent, how train their CHILDREN he useful and happy BY
chronological Exslnin sen Fowler Wells, 3s Bdwsy.
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Advertisement
- DE-. LELANp's ANII-RuEuM.rI RAND"

permanent for Rheufnsiap, 0ou,. Neuralgia aud
ali Sinsr AheciionL Pnc. az sent by NAL express
TsfAfisr With CeIhca Testimonials, sent
6ao Adapted 70 soldiers. g. ssrra Co.. ffepfie.ou,
10. .sl Frosd Vp, hew.ycrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01
From San Francisco.
yesterday.

SAY fHsScIscO Monday June 26. 1886;
Tie steamship ST. Loais, from PsDsms, arrived
here to-day.
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IA ver.i,snlent,l

CONSTITUTION WATER il q certain cure for
Diabetes and all Of the kdoeys and Bladder. Sold I
al Druggists. MORGAN eLLEs. Agents 46 Ch-st, NJ y
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advertisement.
1uG BRILLIANT STRATEGY Of our command

ing Ce.ais l. marked ttAH IT, superb tact Of
b,gyrs IN the manage ment Of hs Mnsum, by which he
seep. crowded Day and nist jltresd lis advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01
Communication Between Com,mcdores
Davis and Farragut.
yicksburg to be Attacked Above and
Below on Friday.
REBEL FORCE 12,OOO.
Gen. Curtis in a Perilous Position
Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.


UNION R,r FLEET oYr VIcxssrRG June l6--p. M: }
Via Mgxpuis jane 2s-yia cHrcAeo, June JO y
The Union rams communicated with Com. Far
rsgut on "Wednesday. He WAS to attack VieksourS
on Friday. Twenty were in position at Vlcksonig,
Farragut was confident Of victory. The Rebel
force is estimated at 1900. 1t is reported that
Farragut destroyed the town Of Warrington.
The cotton was burned all along the rivers. Com.
Davis's fotilla il to cooperate with Fsrraeut
The fall of Memphis was unknown at NieksbnIg.
Curtis is in perilous situation in Arkansas.
Tie Rebel General Rains ia in biz rear with $1,000
men. The gupboat Arkansas is aground in the
Yazoo River. There is great distress and alarm in
the South.
MKSrnr, Saturday, Jim, 2s, 1854.
TIE Greuada APPEAL Of the 23d learns that the
Union feet TO the number of twenty gunboats and
mortars, opened fire at an early hour ths. morning
on the lower bstteries at vieksbnrg The result Is
not stated. Van Dom is ia command there, having
superseded Lowell in the command Of that depart
Ment.
letter to the came paper from Chattanooga, tie
10Th, says: I'VE have direct news this morning
that the enemy are falling back before advancing
columns from Poweiis Valley to Big Greek Gap.
While this is going on, Mitchell is moving on our
rear in the vicinity Of Battle Creek, waiting TO fall
upon his prey.
The Grsaado Appsol, of the 2',h, SAYS: "Gen.
Van Dorm advised all families in 'ieksbnrg to move
eight miles back from tie river. lie intends to
defend that department TO the last extremity That
paper alao says that on Saturday last tic Union
mortar feet, in tow of tug-boats from below, was
iepulsed at Grand Gulf by our batteries Of SIX aud
l.-pounders. The sane day tue gunboats 81 |icks-
burg opened brick fire on the batteries, which
continued over an hour without dong any injury.
OF affairs in Arkansis, Tie dppeGi says that " the
rapid movements Of Cen. Hndmans forces have
almos. rid the State Of Curtiss army, aud that thoy
have succeeded in driving him back 10 a pcsiiion
within short distance OF the Missouri line. When
our informant LETT they were still retreaiing.'
At an election in the city on Thursday John Park,
the Union candidate for Mayor, received ~ votes.
being all the votes cast
CaIEo. Monday Jane ~. 1861.
The steamer Forest QGeen, from Melnphi', has
arrived with 80 bales cotton.
News from tie io.ilIa IL highly interesting.
Our gunboats and rams passed the mouth Of he
Yagoo River and proceeded to within four miles OF
vich,burg, from which point seven men ,.out by
L,nl a. llo Louisiana side and communicated villa
Farfaguts feet. Com. FauagIi has since sent
dispatch 20 Capt. Dsyir which reached Memphis
Saturday morning. Capt Davis Immediately started
down the river with the Benton, and others Ok tie
hotilla will coon follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01
ONE DAY LATER FROM NEW.
ORLEANS.
All Qm;es-FIsa-OMcer Fnrrsgn's Bepy
70 Mansfield LcveIl-The Kidnapping

The steamship Blackstone. Capt Stevens, from
Newofle.ns, June u, arrived here last evening
She brings meil and 10 passengers.
The French bark Cephesc, from MaTseilles, via
Vera Cruz, with cargo Of brandy and wine aDd
$50 600 in specie Was seized in the river by Custom
House Official W. Cameron, and has been ordered
NORTH TO- adjudication. Tie Blackstoucs cargo con-
sists oi - bales cotton, co. hhds. and 80 bbls
sugar, ~ bbs. rosiu, 81 boxes wine, boxes mdse,
3cOO slaves, consigned to d. de Goicouris n Go.
Through the po,eness Of the purser, Mr.. Staun-
ton. Ne have received fles of the New-Orlesns
papers, out they contain no news The following Is
ihe replv Of flag-Oficer Fsrragut to Manifold
Lowell
L. 8 FL.GSHIP H,RrToKp,l
g,roy RouGs June H. 1902.
Aai I'm. N,NsTiyip LOTRLL, CvamGHens C'DeseT@
SIN / haze 10 sc.nosieJge The receipt Of yonr com-
uasun Of The 2;h ins, together win IT. enclosure n
which scu pleased Lst VII be visited
ur The women sud children Of Rodney !! our vessels IRE
aed aoH tie iovn Although hnd 90 .nSl i.asi'ss
say from which Gch ference might be drawn still
'As nee: yoa sesI T1 o. so"f ~ own M ai,. on III,
sr deemed suitte &c. without reference 20 The
~ tsr,ofc The vob,ton is VITA yet-yor choose voar
own AID place r.. ihc atark cur deicnsee-s peo-
i~ ss o r-s .,sai,a IL. Ls he viii be returned AID
"a mold ou;s creole fog the Jes;G OF the
4a..frrt. 800
Ilec t-rt Ipcn ycIr women lgf c1iden u was
done hr. Rouge, when si:ompt n zdr 10 ALL
officers lar small toat usrutd with Tour
rayf hey wei. who te oi auding uluty wounded
bv tie f.c so4- fty .lty h-srE.Cn, VINO cssIogy
40 joyce 0 M cwu, leaving thr women aud children 70
Irr uo 1Tunt 81 ssng~sucr AZ Grand 1g slso,
snpOfts hIr ~ pacing waich cansed the Place
o. sr sn.ri IN was- eject know rot. But do know
90 tie .e " usrS 30 The hands Of military
tamuaIdsui. who mny pleasure d sw the eremy's Ire
ap5 N sli the community "a made 70 .uneT Tor tie act o.
10 llislI.
The ouy iusslcs have known Wien, Che language oil cur
letter could pu.ly apg took place II AeDFeahs Oh the
Tas.rd uD in c the ty ~hie !, stu IN
poi,-.s,, 10y -vivs ming On the crowd. trust,
however that The day 4. pas.eG women and chdsen
sd f. rced 90 lie .cfr0sr ui h enough ioi them
Fhctsd the incidental nco,erience- pfiysiions,
sn1 su'i-luss
a. s such lhs- have oceued a. the slsyins OF women
sal dlru people. feel we. assuied that
tsused the oct military aud nuch against she
will % officers fer IL A. Comce Nchcls Informed the
Nfyo upon -e Iees, persons. bot against tloss
o-n -beop .ansi snd d-sife TO limit our
rul.rl-u. 10 tuc has net be Away IN our power
- 90 o. Very Ie.!.ctiuiy, y0ur obs -eN'i.
u. &. FhhRAGLT, Flag Officer.
COria'g " est tiui b.oct adins Squadron.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

Read the following from the Hon. orria Morris
formerly Auditor ofthe State ofIndiana:
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept.2 2, 1857.
DR.. CIV RoBacK-DEAR sra: Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness, 50 much so that was unable to at
tend to my ordinory business at times. and having
heard ofthe wonderful cures that your Scandinavi-
an Blood Purifier and Pills we're effectng. was
induced by friend to try them l have been
using the Purifier for the last twelve months. and
find the medicine fully equal 10 its recommends
tons. So valuable is its use to me, that cannot
nov dispense with the use of II at my advanced age
of life--seventy seven years.
cheerfully give this information for the benefit
of those similarly affected
= Yours, truly.
III MoRRrs MoRRis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

ro.S ra<sler In III, countsy. The e.use
offis death seems hot yet to be certainly
known, but the facts. so far as We could
learn them. are about as follows: PROBES
sor Fletcher left here on the 10 o'clock
night train for Terre Hautc, IN company
with Governor Morton. DR.. Bobbs, Adiu
tant General Noble. and several other citi-
zens. on an expedition to our army at Cor
inth to bring home such of our sick there
as were able to travel. and provide hospi
tai stores and accommodations for the
othersa AZ Terre Haute they took the
connecting< train to Evansville. which
reached SriIisan, the scene Of the catas-
tropks rb ent onsoierchA &srthe strsin
fte5zfa CIR which had been left either on
The tfark. 81 oua switch SO close to it that
the passenger cars jostied against. it. anil
the noise aud Jar Of the collision made
Psofesaor XIe>chef rut his head ont of tho
winie8. TO see what The matter was, and
something. probably the freight car on the
switch which the train was passing .struck
him on the side of the head. crushing his
skslhaea KHing him ipAahly, ! Whsthr
the fatal blow was given by the misplaced
car. or by some switch bar OF post We haze
not learned at the time of wiring. Gov.
Morton telegraphef At once to thisscitI the
saiihtellgehce, and~msleI al necessary
preparations for the return of, the body to
the family. II arrived here last night at
halfipast eight o'eleek.--Isd yoar.. May
IL. - k91's sc1ei 4 edi3se- "a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
.sfEHa. E,nsrso1 EtheriIlre made


stirring speech a. y Nashville. Tenn, on the
18th OF March. from which the following
sentences are extracted:
Let me tell the people Of Tennessee a
plain truth, You, have to ike in the Ua-
ion-with your negroes if you se;U. with
out them lyon most, The Union is worth
more tlian all the secessionists and niggers
ir- tle .wortl."
"Rather than see the Uaion severed. |
would today have Slavery destroyed. and
The lasf Slave liberated" dIao9A 1
1.-The, Gevssn saenE ,siA paintsin its au-
thority. Wht You return? 1 am for the
war goin2. on forever. until the rebellion !,
subared, dt.IOI .2in9mnn(H ,
\ benign Government offers pardon tc
ailfhat &sfe nnisgAitedp ahat deceived. Il
5du ID no Accept II hn'l retafn to Eoar-al
legisnc ~ Oar every -towH saih DE convert
ed, into an. arsenal. and your past nres inte
fields of Hood ,,siisi a'.d'1-< u 's-f's -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
CurrEar.--A fresh supply just rccsiyed-at tn,
ndE ndasas5sIl I9t6S1J UtJ1

STILL THEY ConE.--MoRE NEw GooDs.--Ricc
& Smith would respectfully .apnoupce to their nu
seiDss fasteners. that tiey are Just op opening a
Large Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods direct
fzon -Nsa Ys<k iz,'3 Bosssn ,fwhieh hsre been
bought on the most favorable terms, andsshich
win be sold little lower than they can he boughs
in any store in town. We have some very pretty
challies AVID Lawns. wbehwe ere selling at old
prices. and our stock of Prints comprises every va
riety and style of the different manufactores which
we are selling for one shilling per yard, Denims,
Stripes, Masihs. TIckihss. and all kinds of Sum
mer wear we have in great abundance, and in fact
every thing we have usually kept for sale. We are
determined to still mike the Low Price Store the
lace toget good bargains, and trpstby fsiraal
PsosSqc psShnss p merit shc support wbich Mas
been heretofore given US.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
xwss mott noticed lat { week u the he Heath ah oil

I Gf- we noticed last week the Heath Of
'g-sBa<Psf WhncsL"'. Ii should have been.
James White.l He was member OF
company ID. 10 Ind. Reg. and hal come
home ON furloush., lie hal been sick in
Na>h<iiie. tennessee. hat hal recovered
>z.h .ientiy to travel. lie arrived here on
&c esih ult aud few days after took a
rrlapse. expiring on the 18th lay thereafter
The deceased was in the - year of shi-
age. and leaves behind large circle o frel
a,ires. sbesiiesrman rarm IrieusI<. who
siRcerely lament his loss.