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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-14
Union District Ticket.

For Congress,
SCHUYLER C0LFA1. Of 81. Joseph
For Prosecuting AHors~y,
DAVID T. PHILLIPS Of Marshall.
fsss Ps~ Disfrief Attorney.
WILLIAM ANDREWS Of Laporte.
For Senator,
Dr.N. SHERMAN Of Marsha1i.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-14

~ TAs Soush Bead JSssm. kss bssa
revived. ed viii exercise its i>Russes. d.
ring the coming canvass. u iAvos II The
succsss'ef Democratic priseiples sad ths
election Of Dick Turpis fos Ceas,sss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-14
Pssfpr sfAe Tesla Bepsiss CAsssA.

Letter fro. "a. Rec. JOSEPH II. KENxxkD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-14

Testifying Of their own personal knowisdgs - ~
beneficial effects and medical sirsucs og tkess he
tiers. VI ftftHrt +Hst Matt
DO rot WANT SOMETHING TO srRzSoyuEs yosf-
DO YoU WAIT A GOoD ApPETrTEf
DO roo WANT TO BUILD " roca cossrfTrrsoat
voU WANT FEEL wKfI7
10 YoU WANT To GET RID OF SERvocssKssf
DO SoU WANT KSERGY1
WANT sLEKP WILL
DO roU WANT A sBrsK AND vrscscrs rRsfIss7
If you do. use BoovI ANS sraHAS Bss1Ras.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-14
YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FEvEx, u

1EbiOW fEVEns DhbhOVS fEvEyke -.
THEY ca MAIN NO ALCOHOL or Bxe wnssx.F
They WILL cuRr the above diseases in nfnety.
nine out ofa hundred- IFS fBrTHs8F
Induced BY tie extensive sale and universal psp-
ularity Of Hoo6ands German Difaers, (purel, ser-
etable,) hosts Of ignorant Quacks and unscrspuls1s
adven'urers, have opened upon suffering humsnisY
the food gates OF Nostrums in the shape q pose
whiskey. viaely compounded with injurioss dSuUlb
and cbristened Tonies, Stomachics and Dirsess-
Beware Of the innumerable array Of Alcohslie
preparations in plethoric bottles. and big bsllisl
kegs. under the m, dest sppeIlasion sf BissRso:
which Instead Of curing. only sggravsts disesso |,
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despsis-
HOOFLAND's GERMAN DgFEuD
Are not new and untried asticle, hus ssse ssssa
the test Of tf en- ye,s trial By he Aneriean paA-
lie; and their reputation and sale. NOS sivsaed
by any similar preparation. -f
The propretors have thoussads Of Letter. hen
the most eminent
cLERGYMEx, EAE
LAWYERS,
- ~ PHYSICIANS. g.
r-rf .F.rst -rW - - -
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AIlcTuaIiOniIL LIOIcI.

a65 alni Sj7 Elsarmfg, CoyR,r FrauIliH Srai
NEW YORK.
fINllS Gr-t clu-, lluusc-thc most quiet, homclkc
l and pleasant Hotel in the ci,y-0furs superior
inducements 90 these visiting New York Tor buslurs-
ur pleasure IL j. central ia it, location, and kept un
the EtHurENN PLAN, iu connection with TAYLuE ,
SALOON, where rel, u,Lmcnts can bee had at all hours
OF served boo thc.r uuu rooms. The churry- are m8-
dcrUtr, the rooms and attendance Of the first order
baths and all the modern cuuytulrucrs attached.
March 20 i-U-
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VINEL AND
TO AsL WANTING FAnIg


New Settlement OF Nlnelant.
pritrgl- ran IJ,pB yrlr,...
= '' -'''''- '-' --'
: arrprparuufty In tl" Brst Market and most
N.HE.t.m and lIealthfuu Cl.mu,r in the Union
Nuly Thirty Mile, South ct Ih.lul.Il.la. on a
Ea,fruaI. being rich. L-a,v soil. '.l l.hly
rI.l.....a. .nh.at land: auur-.. the l... In ,hc
Garden ~futvut New Jersey.
l. consist, gi "p.unu acre. f Gaop land l.y.lrl
into Fa~u- og different size. 90 suit the purchaser
from - acres and uTnarl--ul j. sold at the rate
SD II. s.ar,r acre .ur tl. farm Irl IayanI. t!..-
fourth cash and the balance hy youurrpr-v,rlv install.
Iaglts. with ,Eal interest within tho t"ra y. tour
y,gIs
TIE SOIL
J.. in great part, Rich Clay Loan. sui,aHlr fr
""r' uI7' ",H Iv..',,'--''.,' '-'A anu III"
s""F '''It ''''''"' '..". ,0"'.' .''"'"'''
Co.,, .i ' INK .r.' ',.'
"'.l q, ''.''. '. y,
AI.''.i' Ne''Iln'I. h'".A"',n.s' N,',g' "A g...F
Xw,s' "',' '''lI =" 'l, J. H''"'','I Ihl" "' ,>'"
I ',.'. " NV w. '' ,,,' ';,' i .I
,'.' ~ ~, - y'" 'f.'',"v '.'.,' @ '.,'
d.. 1Ni'., ,'' 'u ".H '.'. ~ ".'"- '' '".''"7
D''. al.''. ,'',' -,
no use in thcir being made III. considered
Inf B@s1 tH'" NolL IN Tu1 'N'oN.
ISrr Report. of >nIuu Robinson. E-.I. of the NtW
York 1vlaan and the v,Il-knovn arrculrur,t.
VII, ." I l'-,i i1r .'.,'.'i'' Ne" '''''!' ""'n
TIrr a, ,EEIT
By looking over the map The reader will perceive
that q, enjoys lH" best market N the Union. and uHs
'lr,'l communication with New York AMI Phhri,i-
lia twice lny "ss'S only trt'N" mil" from
iAe latter Produce 100 'Ai- market hrIn-- double 'he
price thUt u does u locations distant from tUs CITIES
In til- location lt can bc Put into muh,t tAo same
morning u .. gathered, ana Tor what la' farmer SELLS
be gets the highest price whilst -r.reII,s au other
alu,,' be- purchase hr gets at iho lowest I4lte In
ihe Nrs', what me sell. bg.us- h.u l,aucr nut ug
what hn buys De pays two prices Ia locating here
the settler ha, many other HdNuAia-e- lir De- "lthIn
lew hours by rnl,Iuat "t Hl the great eu,, OF New
ll la"i 'ld the Middle state. lie .s near his ola
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

attorneys uI E.i'N. No. lGo Cor. Fulton
\ and broadway. NEW YORK. VIII carefully
attend to Collections and all other matters mtrus'cd
To- their care
Nav II 1855.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

lust received from New York large assortment
j Of WALL PAPER consisting of uNE lluNpElu
ANp sNn-TuErE nWrrHENr SnLuL ANp Par
rirNs varying iu price from cent upwards, all yi
which all by ,uld ut the lowest cash IIcy. a. lie
thrup store u II. ENUEL
suulury March %, 1869
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

Entirely Vegetable NoAlcoholic Prepa.
ration.
DIR HOO FLAN ND'S
Celebrated
GERMAN EITTIRS,
Prepared by
DIR. NJ. JACKSON q CO., Philadelphia, Pa
will efectually cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN.
DICE,
Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kid
Eeys, and all diseases arising from disoTdeted
Liver or Stomach.
Such us Constipation, Inward Piles, Funess or Bloot
To- the Head, Acdlty Of the stomach, Nausea Heartburn
Disgust tot Food, Fulnefs or Weight IN the stomach
Sour Eructauns sinking Fluiterng at the Pit Of The
Stomach, swimming Of the Head Hurried aud Difficult
Breathing Futterng the Heutt, Choking or Srducane
sensations when IN lying posture, Dmucss ut VISION
Dots of webs before the SIGHT, Fever and Dun Pam II
the side Back, Chest Limbs &C Sudden Flushes OF Hen
Burning III the Flesh, Constant lmagmnes of evil, an,
great Depressiuus ot Spirits aud wll positively prevcn
Ncluw Fever, Bilious Fever, sc
The prndretor in calling the attention Of the public 4
this preparation, does with feeling nf the u'Gus
hdeuce IN ITS virtues and adaptation 10 the diseases fo
which II is recommended.
1t no new and nn,rlcd article hut one that has soo
the test Of twelve Yeas trial before the American peo
pie, aud ts reputation and sale ARE uurlvcdhy any SIM
! lar preparations exant. Tie testimony IN s favor give
! by the most prominent and well known PLY sriaus an
individuals in all pats Of the country is Immense aud
careful perusal Ut the Almanac, Published annually hy n
propuel"s, aud io he he HId FrlS "i N "i 'A'h Np'
cannot but satisfy the mus ssrpuca that this remedy
really deserving the grcI' celebrity II has ulaAtd.
READ THE EVIDENCE.
Read what the emiucn, Class Manufacturer, JOIN
WHITALL says Of the BAiSAMIC CORDIAL,
! DR., c. NJ. Jacksoa-Resqeccd Friend Having for
long time been acquainted with the virtues o tiny B1sum
Cordial in Coughs, Colds, Inflammation OF the Lungs
thus freely bear testimony to IT'S efficacy. For sever
years have been without II m my family. u "H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

III have not apples, 1prefer corn and oats
ground in equal proportions, rs far superior
bushol for bushel, than corn alone. For
young and growing pigs, it forms the best
food with which am acquainted, especially
| if mixed with milk.-Farmcr and Gard
ny
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Provisions.
%. %. MAssI.R,

%. 10. MtssIR,
4 ttorney at fnw, siAblkft "a -
~ tullvctups attended Go lu tho cHuulius ~ Nor
thumbsflsad, tn.ou slyI,T, AguiouI, CvlglYb.a
aai H. eynllr
EtTTHfsCEs.
Hon john n Reed Philadelphia,
A uatttl a Co.
liuu Nm A Porter.
horlou MsNifhHsl -
D. kriehsia Co ~ Pearl street, kes NCTk
John " Ashnrai Attorney "a las
haiihsss Coz Auafurgt a Lus
sunhnrf Aash ~ ihse
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Dy the use OF these Pills the ucroli, e.tq,ksorNc
yGus or SlcN Headache may be prevented ant II
They seldom Eii in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females are 50 subject.
They uci gently upon the bowels.-rcmoynS Cos
all persons Of scdcnnrv habits thew are valuable ms
u Laxative, improving the appetite giving tone and
yisor to the digestive organs and rcsorin; the natu
raj elasticity and strength OF the whole system.
vcstigarIon and carefully conducted experiments,
ha'lnS been III use many years, during which limG
thS! nave pr''chIcI "ii rtil'E'' a 'As' amount o'
ing III inc hc'r Gus system or IIoiA dcF"hseH state
VI Ii I'.C su''',C". . J., ,...,,. =: .ti- ....,...,
sri ,ra, M, tnl. %, iii fines with r.rr, .t,~
w. ',.... ' ,, ~ ,'..t
ter ticm to children.
,.,,..,,,, ., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The genuine have five SIGNATURE. Of Henry c.
Spaldms ON each Box
ciucs
\ Box vii! be sent by mail prepared On receipt OF
'he
,u,ri,r. .rorrl IN, liros.,,, ;,
-,
II S1-I IL \ < 81 AID N &,
IS Cedar Street New York.
r,- sqIo q, FrSIiTr-- T~,,., -,..r.. s,,,I,,r,- p
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MOVING NORTH

Passenger Train also leaves Kingston at $ 90
\ NJ. for Scranton, Ia connect with train .ur
New York. Returning, leaves Scranton on arrival
Of train from New York. al /. II T. VI.
The LHckaw0nna a Bloomsbury Railroad connect
with the Delaware, LuckuWuuna and Western Rail-
road at scranton, for New York and intermediate
points east.
Al Rupert It connect, with the Cultawi-sa Rail.
road. tor points both east and west.
At Nur.humlgrluut II connects with tho pMlal.l-
phia % LgIc Railroad and Northern Central Rail
road, for points west aud south
JOHN T.. ILSLEl, Supt
c. Wells, GcncrL Ticket Agent
April ,. >B3
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

'-OS i"I general Cu'u'"l3h, "A!vn was
unanimous l. adopted:
/ Knovi.. Emly. I2 Mother
h1r-, loIo" bvuGh, -. Ggavr,.lcin.
> p.m'''.. H. Rhode island Green
5-K,a ,..n.5a, ''''' 's''' II r.r,.,..iii..
6. Townsend, Is. sMi.r'- older.
7. Jc0cr... l.. r.Ilw.a.
Jer,.y ,",as. .on- land Russo'
=, -. s,' 40 10 ,.''-'' I'. Ha.'.ls- n N"nc-
II p.r"s. % T-r...' .r.......
=. Ridge Tig,fus.
Some ui t,l '.rrgoinw al. rot y.,, we'll
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and can more 'hah make W:a'5 w improving It' ana
when It Is done It IS cer'nm indSP.hienco ana no
ios. e" acres IN ii1lI Fe'' "il' insure cnihi'r
th?lc hyng. Inc iahc y '"t 9""h 10 nara 'lmo
priees, end all improvements can pimNdc&i cheap
ct rae ra,e tnan any other 'imo.
nc Whole uact, WIN SiN @ innes rom on thc nut
roaI s oehg laid out win nno ana spacious avenues
WI WIN soHn ~ n toe centrenyo acre iots IN th9 town
sell at from siSn 10 SZOO TWO anu ha acre Iois at
SO 10 Stu 10 SIoO two and hnll aero lots NJ rom
Soy " "u .owh lot' oV iect lro ny ioy lCco
ueepl AT elVo-P9y.oe one nall cash eni INC ptianoe
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

Tbcn use JAYNES EXPECTORANT. Do not
allow your cold to take its own course. Two thirds
Of the victims Of consumption their Affections t1
the fatal mistake Of Whiting for n cough to get well
arnsrlE' DO not fall into this error. hut avail
y-ur,,t at once OF a remedy which thirty years
experience has demonstrated is certain to procure a
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SICK AND wOueBED seLDGkHs IN
HOSPITAL.
A S.~s..,y RssYisaI, G.Osaoss, MareA II.

Pa5tSkksd IN conformity scsth the TssoiNtio;
z6f the SeAats Of JRiy Is, 1851.
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HARD ON THE P1THFrnEa.-An admitting co.
temporary speaks Of Fremont in the following
complimentary and seHteniious manner;
de Is statesman who never made Il speech; a
General who has never won a battle: p nafbRnJsT
VINO always missed the track, and millionaire
not worth g continental d. -
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IL ,Absurd--the story that the MeTTirnac dncs
not draw more than fifteen fept az w3t.T -
drew IS much, IL not more than that, when
launched from the Charlesto zTr ward; and GER
lalnly she has not been iigEtaned by the pfes,
weight OF Iron put upon her by tue TeDels
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10 |. How long, Oh Lord, how long ,-Saraa.
ntl you Lay down youS arms Yau uaisht
STOW rat without agking the Lord Il OpisUIlis
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BouSD To OBRY.-An Ohio buchanan fl, viar,
OF the new and stFiaeenf law against profanity.
has very cautiously addressed Letter. 70 hi,
brother at 8 AmsteTd-n
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AZ GsHsra! Hospital, (Eckingtoa,) Washington.
.ss-f- M0rcf II
lU L. =. cavalry. go. JSih New York Vol Il
"a do ao..'.'... laU \. SLaTpshoOters
Is; Hew JeFseyGHvaIry 81 ID DO ~ do. !
"a Nsw York Cavalry IIilth II Z Inf,nfrv =
lth Penn. GayalTY.. 2i7th Maine Volunteers
5tn Rhode Island Bat ll.5tb Penn Volnptesrs
lat NewYoft Artillery 2
Odd New YORK Vol -, al - Total q,
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: 40 ST.. EHsabstI Hospital, casters Bsaatk,
u March "a.

18th 81 esy York VOL. :. li40th Penn. Volunteers.
acknowledgements I'D do do:.....
I'D New York Vol 80. eSth New York vol... ,
aIa do d.. ill3th do do.,.. 10
fIth do do. iiI5th Mas Volunteers.
gth N Hampshire Vol lls5ih Penn Volunteers. IL
18th New York Vol :. 1i49d New York Vol. IS
5zth Penn Volunteers. 2 5th Wisconsin Vol -. g
18th New Jersey Vol 2i49th Penn Volunteers. =
'Tab New York Vol sIGth Maine Volunteers. S
ID Penn Volunteers. I1fst u. 3. ChasseuTs. =.
"a Maine Volunteers. o Cameron Rites.......
18th New York Vol :. 2 Excelsi0r Artillery Vol 2
til do do.... 30 -43t -
afth do do. 2l Total l02
W Washington papers please copy and send
Oills 60 the w ar Department. mar iS--3i
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
ASSENGER TRAINS.

5. 81 PASSENGER TRAINS.
&EEHzKH sssEEx
r. osssd <rs~ MokD az. Fsbruarv 5, ISda.
- PAssENeBs TRAINS BsrwKns
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIII run as follows: I as.
Siz petiy Ttaiss krrfcs az asd Dspa,f yea
-, Hashfsffo4 Berry dsrias fks weed, -
- SAD tvo o. StsdayS. d.
For Philsdelphis and New York-Le.ve wssh-
For BalIimore-I,ssye washlnston Al 600 and
For aspo Sis Al sf s.es <. s.sdtmrx
For h.TIlssa1s sed &c Norm and west, Iesv.
FOffTeoeriek ~ u 90 A n, and 3oePN.
49,, TRALNS MoEIGG NORTH.
ss o = bs asnsss.. s.,s @fPiss5ss
Sorasss ss:o$aedss ss!s ss We Wellington Il TO
ions g B.nmore. This il the hOrainS eoSSszion
Ssy SSss ss :. I.,. /; < w..s,pssss :,
@P Pkijs M S az. T nS5s iS q,
n, resching Baltimore 9: tSS Il. AID Philsdelphis
Afternoon Aooomrnodsuon-lcsre w.,hip.tou
nes ions e. Baltimore. 7his is the afternoon oon-
EyelilF ,ET5toss-lc.ys w.shin1.on ~
hT M. :, Ss o SO <; Ihi,as shis lon
9n sundass leave washington 81 SEQ and n
Only ......
;, The 2. q. train. from Washington connects
vtnnsh 70 new YORK every daJ cuhng the week.
- TRAINS MOVING SOUTR
Leave NeW oIk - a. :; Philadelphi II 20 A.
II balnEoTs GO =, n. Arrive tt WsihinEton
Lss,e Rev York ,ts.. r.; Philssel,h. le.o ?.
n; Barmsre 80 An. Arrive q washington s.1
Ls.y s. Esx Ycrs >, II 7; n; PhnssssAn 40
~ 10ie''S An Arrirsa "ashinrton
!, L0osI AesoPpSs.tIoa zr.rH. ls.y. B.ltlner.
~ "a NJ snd IS =. for washington, arrive
there - " A. ~. and 6<5 y. n.
On Snndays NJ <.3l and 7.S6 NJ. only from Palti-
more. no Annapolis or Frederick connexions on
PASSENGER Trsirs leaving washington ALTO A,
snc ~ r. n, ard Baltincre a. 10 A. n and As
Junction. The7ia A n, ard So " connect NJ
Esl.s Tor Frederiek, aaEerstovr, &c, &C., except
Frsils leAye AIMS Rolis for Balsi:nors sud Ws.b-
III or 81 ~ A ~. and t0r.a.
Passenger Trans leaving Washington 81 600 A.
NJ III A. NJ, and . ?. NJ. aud Baltimore ~ 50 and
1.Sl A. ~, wall stoD Osly az Arsdyolis ysaef,os.
., WAY tassensers must take the Accomss odaiios
TfSins VII leave washington and B.lt,mor.
wo-ssf!y tpez card ftsz:, e1oeptIEg that the 81
= hecessaiy, 10 secure the passengers and MaIls
For sick and Wounded Soluiers-A spec,st car.
wan a. a'te,Sant, With eeds, will leave Wishing
Ton twice week for Philsde phla direct at Al A n
ioT the accommodation OF sick and wounded
fet m..ter Of Trsn,portston, Bait
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T Ia r III 50 ENI
PTo'seisd ~ Roya! Ls.f.rs Pa.snf of ExgLa.s
ssd scared by tAs Seals Of ths Eeols de Pha,,
s.acn do Paris, esd tAs JpspsrisI CeI.sgs Al
MsatesSs, VssNaa.
+. -, TRIEsEMAR No. 1
sAToRs sHeSHs .,d TemedI for kxLIxAI1oa, srEz-
co,,.,,.., TRIESEMAR no. 9, - -
shoss S'sayds sna snnrs,y eradioatss all traces Of
have generally been thought al sptldote' 10 ~
tion. -s' <-Oi ING Ropaia-
TRIE5EMAR No.3.g
snS kleas end sars rehedy Of the civilized voYiS
Iol ei lineuHues OF the System, a. well a seeord
~ tympsoms,, opyiatlng the destructive use ~
mercury, as Wen IS other deIeteriOus lreredierts
And which al the5afseSariiis an kke word cSnnof
Ieinoys. ERiRszNkk Nos. ], 2 and S are Nike AZ.
VOID o. taste or sme and OF alt nsrseatinr snsli
Hes. ahey are 10 the form of . lozenge, and NAV
ne on The toilet table without their use beifS sns.
Sod IN I'm osses q. ss each, or four a o..ss :,
s.cninistered by Vslpeaa. Lallemand, Roux. a.
Sc;, ,Whofsssie and retail: By DR.. ii. A. BII.,
kOWt 194 Bleecter street, Il doors from NJ
eelpt OF remittance, DR.. BARROW will foTvas6
At eesemar 70 snJ part Of the world. seonreiy
y Is, 9a addressed according to the inssocns
Publfshsd also By DIR. BARROW, thst ,o,s,.,
sSa nssutts Iiy lIlnst.stsS medical work. amsn
e ~ speSi authority ffom FORD.
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Al 6sssrai hospital, Alsxssd,is, Mayeb ID

geon. (d) Captain fD'
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IN ~ SOMETHING NEW! -
a. E&%sksA1zsr DIsooyKkY ssSSSA AZ
$1,000 Tsz Ass. &A&Y
T At 2eI o siysei, s,ss,,ss %3T
fsa Thsxif,

H. a.. .. -, u kEkS STEAMED
IN tas sss,l Ana Thoroughly Cookies (sar syserier
- Io&SD IN fse nssSssss, sAs JsSfsst
ttas OF SSsST9. Call and ses,
she snderslgned respectfully Informs his frierds
~ he Dissflct and visitors 20 the city thai he has
n S,i ~ OLD and WILL xHowT K.Ti.IIsHnINI
II = iuoss thorough manor. and has made oopI-
POE 1rIsnE encnts % furnish OYSrERS In any
iS AhG ~ AM fuentlIJ. 400 &c go Salons shucksa
Pei osJ; SsH1o TO 200 cans Of Spiced sad n resi-
Yut uF deily-csrs herneticsfiy scslod. -Fp,nI.6ed
IL ne saeIl by tho Dushel or barrel,
rofEohs Vfshing % have Uyssess fgFnish ed TeEx-
.SiY tlIoefh The winter, al EatlInors pricos
ni1Ioat is.r d tai!are, sh5ald call and nlSko ar
isnk scents AZ once. Freight, time, end money
s~sod by purchasing OF ms, IS furnish IA article
osual TO Tho celebrated Baltimore ssts IiIshmenls
a. Prices isst - low. - -
10 SsYLERs,
@ canned NESTS HOLSTERS, SArdinss, Clama
SuAMLerflea, Eonlstoes, PiKs'' Feet Yflss Eso
ae:.Se. Also, Pickles. Cstslr, scsues, Brand,
5eecnes, dc, Also, SSno and Fresh Fish T.,
'f IN rsffrsyns Fresh L.obrtsrs Cod, HaIiba, so
seIs s1lEsIi on hand, Il Reasonable. Sriass.
!, hoiei2 and families nupplied with Oystcrs ds
nseLso Eit4ont charge 70 any part Of th9 District
In scascn, y the money Is ssnf with thn ordsr
ny eStSblshIlenti E open from 5 ., m to 10 a,
In th. Syss' Gaj, except Sunday, when oloee d
lSxn \. III. HARVEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

= 3 10 TREASURY NOTES, 49, T----
a,,, az Large or Ssail Gums,
LAY COOKE Z CO, BANNERS.
I1n 2-zE 432 tIftsaSIta stTss.
REV YORK GROCERY! = -
AZ NEW YORK GROCERY!
NEW TEAS, ...
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA CDtFEE.
EXTRA SUGAR-CURED HAMS, a-
And al other kinds Of
FANCY GROCERiE5I E
For sale By -..
WIN. COkWIN BURGY,
Importer of Teas, 70,
re - ----.-- Corner Of ana Eleventh sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

Sonst6sLJ Receiving, and has q vays on hand
q IL. ,s9pPly OF al tbs most c.le6rsteI -
MAaChEc fh1I are manufacturer in EnS- f5ks
.H 49, SsitxerlsEd erd America both in cod 49,
Eye t oasSs lie also kss2s q zTro st.sTr ~
Ills 4. w ELBG OF the most dssirAITs -.St
e .ita Dlamoncs, Emers !ds. RGbiss and al or ~
is fis - SO iiAn uieo-cEInE al kiud Of Soi1d
t1tue5u liver ware, a. kseog SiyTurdg 9a,yoI
ss.Is, SsoId BETS and Sssses, B0yIe KnIvss
SoAOfs. SCISSORS, Gold, Silver ed Steel Snsct5'
-. 90 81 st ysflsty OF CHER things usUeIIy
-. io . Jsws y StcTe Snd q. q. the very CvSss,
,-Sss.; no. Pa avenue, be- wGsn SIT ,.nd IofS
J. f0 iS-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

Nsnbsfs Of Celgrels and tIayelers VIII please
lxamtns my stock befcre prrehAsing elsewhere
sslsrior Leather snd DTss Sfsnks nAls -
eooqs delivered free Of charge 20 snytDart Of tks
Dtfx SeorEotovn. and liexandFla- .rTIT- -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15
A New BuSiness.

Sealed proposals are invited by Colonel
Beckwith, Commissary of Subsistence, till
the 18th inst, for purchasing all the hides,
talloW, hoofs and horns, Of the cattle killed
BY the Army Of the Potomac, in the terri
tory embraced by the Rappahannoek and
Potomac Rivers and the Blue Ridge Noun
tains. =
The contractor win be required to follow
the army and collect, at his own risk, the
several articles, paying therefor a certain
sum per animal. He will also be charged
with the articles in each case, unless he
can clearly show that he was prevented
from obtaining them by proper authority.
A bond, with good security, will be re-
quired for the fElfllment of the contract.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15
'sContraband,, }, Pnper.

This weeks issue Of the Perrysburq
Journal says that the paper on which it Is
now printed, has a somewhat interesting
and 'oontraband' history. 1t was manu-
factured In Europe, and bears on the wrap
per the brand-.BiaaeO Fdbriea de Papsr ds
"a Hdba7G en- PueHtes GTaades. II was
shipped for the sGonfederacy,' but ere the
vessel reached its destination, it was over
hauled by one Of Uncle Samuel's cruisers
taken to New York, cOnfscated and sold
The purchaser shipped quantity Of it to
Toledo where it was bought by Messrs.
Smith & Clafiin, paper dealers, of whom
We purchased it. Such is the account
given US by Mr.. Clafiin."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-15
Denand for WING Lilo a. lle SOMA,

The social revolution in progress at the
South is not unproduotfve ofbenefcfal re-
suits to the white laboring class. A cor
respondent of the Boston Traveller. wri-
ting from New Orleans, says;
eve are in fair way to learn whether
white labor can be successfully used upon
plantations. Negroes are getting scarce
N the country, and the planters are in
town hiring white men % get out their
crops, and at such prices as to seriously
embarrass recruiting for the I'd Louisiana.
1t would be foolish to expect that at once
and IN every part Of the South as fast rs
tranQullized, great demand forwhite IA.
Dor will arise. Time win be required 10
bring about the full consequences of tl,a
social changes now in progress. AT the
same time, we believe that ultin4tely for
one negro who may find his way North
ward to compete with white industrv
there will be demand at the South for
hye laborers Of Northern or European
birth, 50 that the toiling portion Of the Com.
1unlty viii be gamers thereby-N y.