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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07

Lines written on hearing of the enlistment Q
oldiers at Bourbon, by little girl IL years Of age
Awake, awake, ye Freemen.
And harken to the call,
That Liberty is making;
1t calls for one and all.
Come yewhose hearts are doubling,
Amidst the cares of life.
Whether 10 leave you families
And join the bloody strife:
Your little ones about you,
And companion at your side;
il tears the heart with anguish
The though! who viii provide.
But would you yield to traitors,
And those little ones enslave7
/ hear you answer. "rather
I'D fill soldiers grave"
Freemen, why do you tarryi
Behold. the rebel van
Are marching on our free states,
10 enslave US if they can.
Ho, Freemen, It's the time to 60,
Gird on your sword and start:
Go bravely up, and meet the foe.
And Robly do your part. MoLLrE.
Bourbon, July "a, 1862.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07
How King David used Slave of the
Enemy as a Scout.

There is another book Of wars which our
generals would do we'll to study along
with Hardee's Tactics. Some Of them,
who have SO nearly apotheosizcd the slave
that they dare not use tho sacred thing in
warfare. might be relieved in their con-
sciences by an example from Holy Writ.
The Amalckites had invaded Judah. burn
cd the city of Ziklag. and carried the wo-
men and children away captive. among
them David's two wives. The King in
quircd of the Lord and gained permission
to pursue the invaders with his army
While on the march he found an Egyptian
slave. who had lain three days and three
nights upon the field having been left sick
by his master, one of the rctreating Anal
ekitcs. But SO far from turning this de-
serted slave ont Of the lines and proclaim
ing an "Oricr No. B." David gave him
bread and water. and figs and raisons. to
revive his famished spirit, and then ones
toned him: Cant thou bring me down
to this company" And he said. "Swear
unto me by God. that thou will neither
kill me, nor deiirer me into the hands of
my master, and 1 will bring thee down to
this company" David took the oath;
and the slave led him downto the camp of
the enemy who were eating. and drinking.
and dancing over their victory and their
spoils. And David smote from morning
till night. and rot one escaped except four
hundred who fled on camels. The captives
and the spoils we're regained and the Aocks
and herds of the enemy were driven Off
All Of this will be found in the thirteenth
chapter Of first Samuel, from which let us
learn that the slaves will not join our side
in the great civil war until we swear unto
them that we will not return them to their
masters Chicago Tribune.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07


AS many idle stories have been going
the round ofthe papers relative to General
Bcauregard's whereabouts. and the cause
of his absence frsm the army. We think it
well to state that he is at present with his
family at Dladed Springs, South Ala
bama. 1t will be rccoIlcctcd that General
Bcaurcgard took the field in tho South
west. when our fortunes in that quarter
were at their darkest period. In the sc-
tive campaign which ensued. and in the
perfect organization Of the immense army
at Corinth. he performed labors which So
riously affected his health. and rendered q
period Of rest recupcration absolutely nec-
essary. That he might enjoy the much
needed rest. he procured relief from his
command for Few months Richmond
Examincr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07

was buried with little ceremony. l was
warmly thanked for the part | had played
to save the family; hut from no other did
the words sound so sweet to me as from
the lips Of the beautiful maiden.
The family pressed me to stay with
them for while. and / stayed--long
enough to lose my heart and win another.
Strange as it appears in looking back to
it, the event of that villain leaping into the
road before me. changed my whole fortune;
and. sometimes when I gaze fondly upon
my lovely wife. am tempted to bless the
dark and wicked design that providentially
led to so much happiness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07

Ev Indian affairs in Cclarado Terri
tory are in anything else but q desirable
state. Just at this time A growing AMI
mostly to the white settlers is manifest in
the disposition of the Arapahoes and Che
yenes, and the recent raid of the former, in
conjunction with band Of the Sioux.
against the U:ahs. will. we fear, cause
trouble in the Western settlements. Col
orado has raised nearly two thousand vor-
unteers for the war, besides having sent to
her fine battery, one hundred and fif-
ty men, but no sooner are they in condi-
tion to do service, than they are called to
Mexico. so that to-day there is not squad
of ton soldiers who can be called out to de-
fend the lives. homes. and property Of the
citizens Of Colorado. in case Of an iadian
war.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07

The MEMoRY OF THE DEAD.-It is an
exquisite and beautiful thing in our nature.
that when the heart is touched and soften
ed by some tranquil happiness OF affection
ate feeling. the memory Of the dead. comes
over it most powerfully and irlesistibly-
1t would almost seem as though our better
thoughts and sympathies were charms. in
virtue Of which the soul is enabled to hold
some vague and mysterious intercourse
with the rpirits OF those whom we dearly
loved in life. Alas. how often and how
long may those patient agels hover above
us. watching for the spell which is so sell
dom uttered and SO soon forgtten!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07
Quiet Changes.

She kissed me and pat white flower in my hand,
And said it would last till the morrow;
But the love that had prompted the gilt would live
live on
Forerer-come Joy come sorrow.
The flower in my hand and the vow in my heart.
The words Of our parting we're spoken:--
Her love has been dead, oh. this many year!
Still fragrant, though withered the token.
The dream was as bright and pure as cloud,
Rose -tints.from the morning light taking;
Yet so quietly passed it away from our hearts
That we never once thought OF their breaking.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07
N The Leavsnworth Conserv

EE The Leavsnwofth Conservative re-
ports that the Indian expedition is getting
along finely. Over one thousand Indians,
Cherokees and half breeds, had Joined our
troops ia addition to the four hundred al
ready reported. They came in with their
horses and arms, and were organized rs
the Sd Indian regiment. under Col. Wm.
A. Phillips. Our prospects in the Chero-
kee country ara most favorable. Il can be
saved for the Vzion end saved IS free
State
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07

re- ID. w. Voorhees, made speech at
Terre Haute the day he got home. in which
he declared that it would be his aim and
duty ito stand 6efreen the farmer and the
tar gathersr."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07

EE A lady 1T Nashville, Tennessee.
astonished at the numbers of General Bu-
ellis army. asked one of tho soldiers.
'How Ear back does your army extend?"
"By -. madam. il reaches 70 the North
Pole. and when left two regiments were
trying to get in"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07

N addition of FIVE cent will be made on the
Above for Special Notices.
Agents other towns and cities will be allowed twenty
i've psr mission any kind
viii be inserted less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07
SHAVING AND HAIRDRESSING
MICHAEL GuNZ,
ShaUon o-l

ondVer and Hairdresser.
s .ss'rs In csrbin Block T. j. P.tter-on..
and all ethsr branches e.she bu,;p,.. A.
- 's'a"sa. (may30t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07
DR. A. o. BoRToN.

whole or partial sets Of Teeth inserted on IN.
most apprcve<i plan Special attention paid 10 MA
walton Of the natural teeth, and irreg yyYVV
ufstity Of Childrens teeth corrected 13b
angs aud didcut or without Chic
" oso Ne consulted At his ONCE at any time except
ON A'nusys and Tuesdays Once in Pershing Block "a
taArss ccfner Michigan and fsaro sfreefe rnz3y,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-07
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ems less. three weeks, less
bach IS cents Larger avertiseens
In proportion than half to half
over hafa square be charged whole square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the 18th
- day Of MARCH 1862 Ut Y for purchasing from the
Government the HIDES aud TALON; hoOFS and
HORNS, TONGUES, CHUCKS. and Sims, Of all tho
Bee. Cattle by the Army Of The Potosac e1cer. thoso
killed within the ancient limits Of the District Of Columbia.
No bid viii be entertained unless tho bidder "a present to
respond TO lila bid. 49,
Tue Hides, rsow, &c, obtained Of the sk Of the con-
trsc,orhe viii be hold accountable for Hides, &c, Of all
aninlsls Killed whether he gets them br not - -
The blds 20 directed TO " Major A. BECKWlFH, g. s..
u. g. A., Washington. ID. c.
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Bnrni,lQ fIni0, Oils. &r

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct nom the manufacturers and wells and
for s IN quantities to suit In pms singing order at the
Co.. kos 40 and 4 ~ Wiliam.st.. Eew.YoTk.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains from foot
~ Of Chsmbersst, a. follows:
o m, Express for BuHaio.
e:i3 o n. Mali
93 a m, Mix. daily for Otvils and ntsrmedists Sta
tons.
II a. m. Accommodation. daily
s:j p m, Nay. for Middetown, Nswburgh and irtsrns
date Stations
on. IN. Nisht FIprssi daily for DnLirk Buffalo Csnsn
dsigos, snd principal Statos Tho Trsin Of Saturday runs
through 10 Buffalo blt does not to Dunkirk.
. Up. IN, Aceomnoi dalton.
CHARLES MIH0L Q,ns.d Sat-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12

NOTICE. -BONDHOLDERS of the PITTS
~ BURGH, FORT WAYNE AND ChiSASU ths Vii, ~
Avn PENNSYLVANIA the OHIO AND INDIANA, and
the FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD GUM
HOLDERS of FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the Ohio
asd Pennsylvania Railroad Company the Ohio and Indiana
Railroad Company aud the Fort Wayne and Chicago RAILROAD
Who have net heretofore deposited their bonds with
John FERGUSON, No. IS Pines under the plan OF re-
are again notified to do or before the let
J 81 Anil nert or thew will be excluded from lie benefits
HOLDFRS Of SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS Of the
same CompaIes Construction Bonds OF the fltsoufs
Fort Wayne aud Cbicsgo Railroad Company who have not
already deposit ed their bonds above notified to ne
application TO tho Purchasing Committee ct my chce NO -
Wilt 10 be admitted 10 the benefits Of said Reorganization
or or before the day. be excluded
= ,a6q j. i. ID. LAN1Eh
Chairman Purchasing Committee.
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professional Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
"a scspel, and operating and Consulting Surgeon, No a.
5thav Ofee cancellations tho obscure dseues OF
tho pelvic viscera Rupture Piles vsroocso, and Fsa.s
Tsdct y cured without the knife hgstare Oios Loa's
i.op 80 3, 70 :. sod ito evening" .. .. T..
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Go iubom II man Concern.

kLUE VAUGHN (son of John Vaughn. for
mnery % Lexington, MOI. report 10 A. r. KEITH,
ess Losrty arsa,ine c. aDty yoa Pos,-Ohce address
sSIsDa'ey' ASH highly important, aud OF inere. to
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1862. T Il E 1862.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

III tJtD-1s II OOrSs
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with Us connection, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
fRos NEW YORK 70 Tnx PEIs0pAL WESTERN CITIES
New Jesey and Camden aud Amhoy line -
ALL THRoUGH TRAINS FOR the WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YOHK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURTLAEDI-ST.
BY way Of Philadelphia the morning passengers leave New
York ct ZANE time other rogtes Evening passengers
q. p m, hour later THAI other lines.
BY wsy Of Allentown, evening passengers leave at
three hours than the Northern lines and by both routes
arrive at the tine Northern lines in Chicago and al,
St. Louis Ceyesnd, Columbus, Cincinnati. and all main
points Wed with fewer changes Of csu.
Pit..rs ssS miles aud New YORK 70 Pt.bursh 49t neI
smoking and Saloon Cars on all tfans-
Fare the other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets. g Cd until used, BY Pitt.barsh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsylysnis Central Company runs an Emilrsn.
Accommodation Line, which affords comfortable mode OF
travel to parties moving Westward at one half tho usual rates
Of fare. ..,,,.
BY this route reshts Of all description, DO forwarded
70 and from any point the Railroads Ohio Kentucky ln
dams. Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri. by RAIL
the Wet by steamers ne iion Pi:bursh
The es Of FREIGHT to and from any pon, In the Westby
the Pennsylvania Railroad all tne, fsvosbc
charged b, other Railroad Companies. Merchants and
pers ntrusns the APPROPRIATION Of their Freight c ts Com
paDy, can rely with confidence on l.. speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealer in Live S,ockwi ord this most sd
yansg.ous route Cspacious Yards well waite ed and sup
Piled Nth every convenience have been opened on this line
snd connections and every attention paid 10 their wants
From Harrisburg where Will he found every convenience for
PHIA' NEW. YORK aud BALTIMORE MARKErs.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Aston House.
Mo- Aston House. and No South wilisu,.st.
MCDONALD BiScHosF. Emisng' a Agent. o,.o.
FNOCU IFWI3 Ger.r.l su,t Altoon. Pa
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Boots ano Shoes.

q 4 SlDOUBLE.SOLE WATERPROOF
w Il CO BOOrS-FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES a.
"a 30 at JONEsS. Nos ~ and IL ANN-Sr
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surrogate
q tue County Of New York notice Il hereby givon 10 all
psrsona having claims against ABRAHAM r. sCKlBNER late
ofte City Of hewlork deceaed TO P.esen. the same with
vouchers thereof, to tho subscriber, his oilioe no
twenty ninth day Of July neI.-Dsed Nsw.York, the
twenty IRA. day Of January, 1862
Isa2l bwfqw' D BROWN, Erscstot.
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giationerp ano Tanfp GOODS.
s. rGNHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PFN-THE BEsT OF ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.


MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
TfiH BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt Of any Of The following sums IN cash or po,'
:. dscssS Cold Pen Or Pens ,esca0 tie sams sccOras7
c'''e''' "' ooLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES
for 50 cep. he AlwaysResdy Pens or Is ssa the Elegant
The siIeb are, Nos. 2. ,. 4. 5 ands
THE SAME PMS ~ sILyEg-PLATEp EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
foT 81 tbs Aw.ysResiy Pen for 25 the Elegsnt PEN
good writing Gold Pens with fddosmn Points the average
of which will far ousst g'O's Of the best
: Toe nsns "a Morton" Number" and Quality" are
stamped the following Pens spd the Points warranted
,s month S 'Ss o Seaa a inc sea
adapted for the pocssj No the snae,t and No l9tne
EiSs Of ~ sizes and qualities Short Nbs Of Nos and
and inside only Of hr't qnaiy The eDsEavng a' fac''in
Ties Of the s,fes and styles
a AZ GOLD PENS. WITHOUT CASES
FOR Is cents, No. Pea. lat quality, or MOI Pen, ID
F%sl No Pen; Is. quality ora No. 'P'n' 90 quality
For 81 %, No. Pes LIST quality sEo 4Fsn, "a quail
Sor ST So sNO. 4Pen 1T quality, No. Pen, "a quail
FER 81 IS No Pen ist onsy, No. sPeu Equality
Eor s2 q No Pen lst quality, e,,1,pp vxrvxs,os
1 iAl 0A'N' CASE GASES. Win PENCILS:
For .Eo Pen let qosnsy ora Pen. 90 9u .a
For o. No Pen Isl quality. or No Pen, I'd quality
For 81 50 No. Pen l.. quality CRANES Pen ID qus
ity. ora No. Pen, Sd quality. .
For S3 No Pen Isl quality, or No. 6Pen "a quality
For 50 so No Pen. LIST quality - .,,,,,-,,,, -
GOLD PENS ALL ist QUALII1 ~ SlL' EK-nOONAED
DESk-HOLDHRS.
For 81 No. I Pen; for 81 21 No SPeni ior % 1oa
No. Pea; For - 50 No Pen.
For s4s no. Pen; for NO. ePen; aud for 90 No.
1oPen
The Quality" pointed with the vey be.. iridosmia
Points carefully selected e1d Of th. quality are sold
with III. slightest npeIeeon which skil and the eoses
SCRUTINY dsteet
qhs % Quality" superior to any Pens mad' BY him
previ0ust Y the year 1850. -
The y Quality" ne intends shall .qu.l IN respect to Du-
Ysbiy Lssticity ard Coed Writing Qualities hs only true
sopsljsrsionsl sIv g cd Pens made elsewhere
In regard 70 the Gold Pens he beg leave 70 that,
previous 10 o. ersng his New aud Patented Machines hs
cod not bave made q Good Writing s0d Durable Pens for
the price had the God been furnished g. atutouaY.
Pay!is ord-rng nust al iaanees sp,eltg Ne Nun
and Qvali,y" Of The Pens DaRied and be particular
d,s@i.e ne Kind Of Pess they 2rcer-UheiAsT 'fU or
ltnber. c70rse or fRe. 49,. ,
t- For ssie by all dealers in the line throughout the
Address A. MORTON.
No 25 Maiden Lane, NewYoIk
ANY sue sending single letter pos-siap will receive cir
eulsr with the engrsrings above referred to.
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE Of

Ia TERNlNJS-Lesve Jsnesslip and Hthd Ferries,
at $50 for Greenpo't: 800 m and 5;3o D.
m for North Isip and Ss udsys TO Yahsnk ';S m ana
800 o. NJ Syosset $3.50 $3.50 aud p M FOE hemp
stead and . 30 a IN. $3.50. aud p. m. for Jamaica
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ENOCH LEWIS. General sup't. Altoona,

hudson RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
i u NY aud TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chainbers-tt From 3othst.
Express and IL IN, and o. as II: 30 w. aud $40 and
Is and 5p IN. $50 o. m
Troy and Albany with sleep iO:40 pm Sundays included
isE carl. l0:l5 p m.
POuehksep.is train at 800 ale m and 1871, and $50
m. and II ui and 6:l5 o. u pm
Peeiski1 train, 400 p. IA. 4:A3pm
Sing Sing train. 9is g. n, 1910 w.. and $40 D. m.
5:sp. IN.
A. y. SMITH Suporintenisnt
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Jnsuranfe Companies.
NJEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-

ASCE COMPANY (purely Mutual, Boston. Mass Ac'
cumusted Fund to losses nearly Two Millions Losses
during years 100000 Dividend. paid in cash. in II
years 100000 Las, Cash Dividend 50 per cent Ne, assets
over lsbes 100000 Interesting documents concerning
Life Insurance furnished Uatis.
JOHN HOPPER, Agent aud Attorney for the Company,
Metropolitan Bank Buildingll Broadway Pines N. T.
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lSysSs jkl
'- Ess5''s '''s "a
q g., ssssls..s.gsss.au.-,
CNCE THE GREAT REDUCTION IN EA-
b. bSy GOODS WILL RE SOLD AT A LESS PROFIT
NO 101 CHAMBEhs-ST. n. Y.
BARGAINS DAILY FROM AL THE CASH AUCTIONS
TO which the attention Of every close buyers called before
he spend. hi, mercy icy els sl;eT nvPi er,ryr IN
TALENT AND LIFE TF "a s HyFEf phrANi 'h'- ''
The firm Of LEWIS, HAvILAND 4 Co?
no. 1el CHAMbFRS-sf, n T., ,Oe,
having been dissolved on The 2. day Of December iSo
J. D. LEWIS the senior member OF The arm ~ s \. h.
noanes TO ~ ef; 81, ala ta ve Of doug buying
sud selling fine and goods at small advance i0'
Cash s. $500 90 WILL BUY MORE GOODS NOW
sn r. cCpeSn.nSs Of sf s'M Mr. LEWIS hapIy
w st. IN taxing rev Jesse the old stand and ais
solving h business relations with MS Pa,.s w. = eoosnd
nd Indev ne has reduced his expenses between
$50 Goo VEN which amount he hing to distribute among
his during The e9pn s year ooDs Mn be- picked
or he season Whenever they can be bought 70 AL I'd
'apssss spprrIoy TO A LARGE STOCK OF STELLA
Saws BRocnx SQUARE SHAwLs, CAnEiIA sHAwIs PLAIN
BEoo.Ds BsEssE ASSAs S TSr ss G1srsp
CAnBKIcs AND sIMAR KINDS OF GOODS BOUGHT UPON
a ARTICULATION AT LAST fALDs
"CASH AUCTIONS"
= D. LEWIS has hand good stock o! the celebrated
brand Of New Broom BLACK silk which ia Admitted by all
nsrohaus 10 excel any other Silk for beauty OF uer veal
is bt.pd Of SIX ia controlled by Mr Lewis sndi' not
'''N - PRICE z7i CENTS AND UPWARD.
$50 pieces 32-inch BLACK Silk Moie Antique 20 cents
FILL STOCK OF BROWN AND BLEACHED
sooo. Prints Tcks satnes Jeau FlsBuels &c Lane ns
White Goods Drapery Muslins Hosiery. Lawns Delaines
Ginghsms &C. al Of which viii be sold al prices that wa
As MR. LEWIS DID ALL THE BUYING, AND GAVE
ALI rHK CREDITS IN OLD FllM, His cCsfOhFEs AND
xRn,Nps WILL YINp CuASGs IN EITHER OF Iaksb ph-
PARraRsTs RxCKf1 PossIBLE, HB WILL GIVE THE BUM"
morn PARTICULAR AfrEgTiON now THAN fNLk, ,,,~-o
: GOODS WELL BOUGHT ALL AGREE IN SAflNu,
Arg HALF soLD. To PROVE THIS FACT, MR. LfWis, PiVK
YEARS AGO. xsTABLsHED HIS PRESENT sTcFK rhk SYSTEM
or RuyISe AND SHILLING FINE FOR CASH AND LAST
WAR HE SOLD TuE LARGEST or GOODS EvkR SOLD
.Y ANY Cam JoBBISG HOUSE IN AMERICA PROVING THE
SMALL PROFITS GOOD VALUE. AND QUICK SALES
bs decided the most agreeable system TO all merchants
Last wears prices will be elten this owing TO the great re-
daetion IN expenses -, 49,
Car and examine the prices now that the expenses are
light and yor buy before you leave the soie
An orders vii We filed with the usual prontness alc ca e
J. d. LEWIS ste OF the arm of Lewis, Haviland 90 J.
No. Iol Ihambers-st. cor. OF CiluTch-st
NBJ D. LEWIS hiss associated with himself as paI'
ner ARTHUR NJ COCK, the former bookkeeper ana cash
ie Of Lewis Hviland Co.. under the new bm name OF
J. D. LEWIS x Co.
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Dor ROSTON and PROYIDENCE. via NEW

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
PORT and KALI siFLhIphe ,pleadid and superior
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at 4
O'Clock D. H. ard the EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brayton, on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. At 5 o'clock p. M,
from Pier no. > n. X.
Hseser no rooms will be retarded s.cured TO any sp
plcAnt until the shall have been paid Tor.
Freight TO Boston is forwarded through with great dispatch
BY al Express Freight Train.
WIN. BORDEN. Agent, Nos. 20 and II Wes'-
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Cbauces for Dnsi,iess nlcn.

DARTNER WANTED-Either Active or ST.
lent az active must Be competent bookseererl-To
tske equal n,errs, with the inder ed in tho DUBUQUE
SHOT TOWER, located at Dubuque lows. 1he Tower IL
in ecve alton using two tuns Of load dsiy IL To-
cr-d in the very hear Of the greatest lead OF the
try and demand shot and bar lead fully equals the
pacity supply. The 10 OF the ple proper
tons The business IL exclusively cash, also profitable
one. For particulars address
J. X GRAVES Dubuque Iowa
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10 Farmers ano OILERS.

& cotton sEED.-2,OO0 bushels Mississippi
For sale ny VIM J. DEWEY Co No Is v g.1h,t's
NANSEMOND SWEET POTATOES
~ Notern farmers can profitable 81 on nes,
cs Directions for cultivation gratis; price OF sesd
and plsa1 Addsso 81. N. MURRAY Loseiapa Cisr.
spasi 1sGg. on y =
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NETWORK & NEW.HAYEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING NOVEMBER 10, 1861.
Passenger Station in EswYork coz 21thst ana <tns7
Entrance 2Ith-st
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OYY!cs OF rHY Arctic FIRR SsuR,scs Co,
No 10 Wall-st New.York 1852 J
AT meeting of the Board of Directors OF tins
n Conp,pv held th. day the President. ALBERT
WARD expressed desire be relieved from the dues
aud responsibilities OF his position and rendered his e,sns
tor 10 take effect the 18th inst In accordance with us
renIest his rcsiguation accepted, and j. Within
SMITH esu was unanimously elected President to al the
vacancy " iiLioC, ceeIoeiy.
A DJUSTAlENT of CLAIMS on the GOV
"A FRNMENT.-CLAIMs upon the various Departments
adjusted in persop by our resident Agent In Warrington,
Hon HORATlO KING.
late Postmaster General Of the United Stetes 70 ~hom
claims are forwarded daily, by
JOHN b. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker
No. 81 Nassau. street, opposite the Pos'-Ofhee'
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NOR BORDEAUX.-The / brig BELLE
II or THE Ray, HOLLOWAY mater will have dispatch
For freish, or passage apply oWM }. DEWEY Co., NO.
95 Wslst.