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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

3 "
e Il Is presumed that sho CONSUMPTION bill
will become law TO-DAY. the next impnr.
tant even, will be It's Observation-Disclosures
:, ocraL FEB. 26ti- ..
The DesocrotImesns. in plain English.
that the CONSUMPTION bill cannot be enfor-
-e-i.--!thas there is = secret Organization
-fiof sCopPerheads in this county and
sthrouehout the State sworn to stand by
70 each ether in resisting the conscfirtion
law. and the payment Of take. for the sup,
port of the war; but notwithstanding all
this We Tell the Democrat that the law eau
and aeiX he enforcsl. and that those who
Srrssmt il hal better each have mill, stone
i. 2 tied round his neck and then cast into the
middle az the kea iinl.I YsH ssai
III wouId loyal Paper express such a
L seatimsnt as is contained in the above ex,
tlsct? aadi erect q Esas -aT saa sda
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
: Loss d the IndiaaoIa. .

= WAsmSerox.s Mssch 2.-Admnsl Por.
Ter telegraph Secretary Welles as follows:
81 regret 10 ai.forn, yon thst the Indian
ole hss isIlep into the hsndslof the enemy.
The rams Webb And Green of the West
attacked her twenty five miles from vicks-
4burd and rsmmsd her until she surrender
ed, all Of which can be srsce'l to non-
con pIisnce with my Instructions. Don''
know particulars" sf"< .''s d.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

Il 81 We, see il stated that Col. vsn
vsjkenburg sf. The 20sh Ind. has been
Idismisssd shs service Cor dis,oyalty snd in
subordination. Col. Van V. wss ~ homo
last OctoJsT Spd votsd the Copperhsad
siskst e'sS sh.eagh; We e .boold : Won
der il The rspoFt was true.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
leaving any State or ssctiq4 out q the
! 8. Tint ses;,ssass to ~ rsvolstisn.

leaving any State or sectiQ out ~ ths
Union 81 81 "a
8. Tint sesistsnee to law q revolution-
airy id its nJncy. and :ihat any sfempt
to embarrass the q osernment in tho exs-
cution of the Revenne. Consumption. or
any other law of the United States. will
be promptly me: and suppressed by the
loyal people Of Indiana.
g. That to our, distinguished guest.
t}ov. Andrew Johnson. Of tennessee. we
tender onr hsartfelt thanks for his firm aud
pstrioGc adherence TO tbe national cause;
aud. we hold up. hi, example of faithful
loyalty to III, young men OF Indiana as
worthy OF their imitation. anil We tender,
through Governor johnson, to his op
pressed and prosecuted loyal fellow citi-
zens of Tennessee our sympaihies in their
Affections. and our hope that their day Of
deliyerance may speedily come. isuN
10. That the miscresnts IN our midst
who attempt to create dissatisfaction in the
ranks Of our gallant sol 'ers. aud induce
them TO desert thescoIors made glorious by
their valoro on repeated battle fields. are
meancr trsitors than the armed rebels o.
tho South; ;hat they are entitled to, snd
will receive the scorn of all honorable men
that they are more dangerous enemies t.
the soldier than the armed hosts in his
front. iuasmueh ssNtlie latter ike only a.
the lie of.the soldier. swhiledthel former
seek the destruction Of his honor aud self
res pect. (which to the true soldier are dear
er Than life l3saTl 5lgipssaoo shi baA
IL. That we pledge ourselves. COLLECT
lively and individually TO look 10 aud pro.
vide for the comfort am support of the
wife anil family Of the schiller who is alb
sent in the field battling for the restera,
ton of the Government. t@g ian ,ssta5c
Gov. Wright being loadly called upon
declined, saying that he ha,lspoken often
er than any man in the State. and other,
were here, who conla enter, ain them bet
ter than he. He therefore INTRODUCED Hon
Chas. W.Cathcart. who was, perhaps, a
stranger 10 many of'those prest M, and W he
was Democrat from principle. one who
Would never recognize a party organize
tion paramount tn the support of his
country M matter who WAS President.
! MIR. Cathcaut followed in an excellent
address, wifi h WAS rnthusiasticallvc cheer
ell Throughout. We rgret we have NJ
space to give rePoi. OF it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

PaorousD.--wben i. = plant like .
hog? When ii L-gins to root, When is
il like soldier? When IL, begins TO
shovt. And when like IN esiitor7 When
is begiss 10 BLOW. ~ - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

~ We have frequently charged thai
there was . secret organizatian 10 this
;; county OF K G. C-'ssor S-sP. BIS, and
- the Democrathss Is frequently denied the
9 charge but We now have proof positive
that there Is such an organization in shis
county. Il. met about tive weeks since in
-ua,vacani farm house. some distsnce. from
II any road. . few miles southwest of this
% place. and after posting piekess around for
some distance of. and 9 sentinel It the
door, procseied TO business. About IS
out Of twice that number answered to their
.resAsscea shs gall ief tho rslh5 Among the
number present-there was one OF two from
I" Plymouth. ami several whose namss were
on the list reside in town, There wers
SONS. members jnisted, and they wen
-wswora smong other thl uss net ia sseyrsl
.iiths secrets ofths organisation npou pain
''sofdesth and having their bo.iie. qusrtereS.
= They were also sworn 70 protect anil stand
by the members Of thu sorespiza.ion; to
sdgssist suy iptuse draft. tbe pavnsnt o.
-ssSss taxes; ADD also To- snessrags dsser.
lions and do all IN their power to sfestors
-sbpsscs to h eoontry onssy sssrms. 4 Aftes
aeqnsintinsd the newly inisfed. member.
/. -. =, With the signs By .hieh they COULD kaos
rsons aaoshsr, speeches vera anneuneed 4
-sshs in ssdss.s '0nssof h ioraGors said ave.
cay asbsiitioaist ought 70 be,huBg and b
hoped 10 hive the pleasure 81 seeing sons
of them dangIs from the limb Of . tres
- He also said that shs aboli,iOni y bal re-
received swo lssgs sboxs. of srms
ssoInish hal BON sent shens by the Govern
g or. and advised svsry one present. vao Rad
t s sl.'<dy done e e p'qlreha,s isyess
.ss1euhwih.s A. aver leGpkosr4As slsdg'
sdtdufisd. ''''' ''''''''4 'as 's' ''''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
What Does IL Mean?

81 Several soldiers have recently rsturned
90 their homes in this county and rspor,
that they hail to pay from SIS to $40 fol
thsir discharges. We do net undsrsfAnd
this. There is. evidently some villsiny
going on in the hospitals which ought t
be inquired into BY those whose business 4
Is to do 80. II these soldiers were snti.
tied to their discharges At all they should
have been given them without pay. and il
they were not the Government has heen
defrau'ied byswindIing surgeons. or those
who make it business to forge the paper,
necessary to obtain discharges. but who
.mnst be in collu.ion with the surgeon.-
We understand this game Of selling dis.
: charges is extensively prsctise,i - the. hos
pitfalls in Tennessee. II is time there wa,
. stop ,ppt to IT,. VIII not Gov. Mortor
take the necessary steps to hare tho mat
ter investigsssu?s4 or7 sd' sss saessfJs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
ORGANIZATION.

The Convention MAJ called 70 order by
Hon. HI c. ieNswcomb,s who asminsssd
t''sss.Jso .sspG A:.wSisbt fos rIassids2ssi. rs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

MARR4Ep 4 81
p 10n'the 10th Of February. 1868. in WAL
- zpwnship. ~ Rev. e. a. Marrters. Mr.
SAxUEL McDoSALp 10 Mia sCsAs HAsas.
ts'ffir - CIR ----s1. 49, Ii : = - ttfSff
&: I: !; AlIyIefs SaF;siiaijVIlliIiI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

PASSION hs-man -whs- gets into !
passion is said Ia ssrssr ihilnssb; hut the
tact is, he forgrts "ther people: The man
or woman who t.uys sny other Sslerain a.
bat herrick Aliens Gold Me'isI, not onls
fosgets other people aud themselves" bns
runs the risk Of scsttsfing broadcast dyl.
pepsis. and many other evils naturally q.
ten,iinx the human System. As yoh value
health anil good eating. never buy any
other. Have tho Gold Medal or nome
Most everybody aeIls il. Depot n Liz
Ierty Street. New Yots. 2 'a''e ;-1ss !"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
UNION MEETING. !


.fiuFfienis Of Onion, Liberty sna Freedom
Far and Near. RALlrs RxrirH at lose
iHEwETT 4 wopDw ARDS HALL.
ON SATURDAY. MARCH eth. ct /
o'clock r. NJ. and also in the Evening. to
. hear HON. WIN. s. SMITH, conmoaly
known a. Pop Gun mith,~sof Fort
eWgns, oN Of the ablss. Speakers in the
State. Before and after sps4kins there
viii be . number of Patriotic Song. Sung.
' Bring along the Ladies and 10, us have .
Ronsing Meeting. RALLYl RALLYn .
kE The Democrat repeats the mischiev.
Qua lie that Gov Norton has been dis
stribuling the public arms privately and 60.
scrstis among his Union friends. Tho OBJ
jsct Of this fslsehood il to induce the Cop.
psrhcads in this comfy TO arm themselves
80 as to be ready to resist the DRAFT. or pre-
parsilsfor any other exigeney that may
. arise. We tell the Democrat that Gov.
Morton has not distributed any arms of
any kind privately among the Union r,er
OF this county, or any other, nor does no
r intend. to. and that there will be no trou-
BILE unless tho Copperheads insugurs,s . it.
in which case they will be certain to get
I. the worst Of las their friends have in
Missouri aud Kentucky. II they know
E what is best for tbemselvs they will keep
peaceabls-obey the laws OF the land and
deport themselves sgool citizen. ought
II any OF them don't want to DO dral,e,i
&. they bal better pack mp at once aud move
to Csnaia; or they can go South il they
prefer; for il is certain II any of them stay
and are drafted they will have 20 60.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
Army Correspondence.

The following lelter was landed to us
b gen'lsmaa Of 'his pl.ce. 9Th the priv
iIegs Of making such use of Il as we pleas.
ed:-It is SO appropriate and -timeiyth
we copy all lexeeSs the fra Paragraph.
which is Of Q private nature:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

at our old snchorage. -
TX SfcAr or VIcxss6Rc. oFek 523.
ms2T. uelsYaxtsklkos, -. 3e1k s3x
Oh lean shara Cos might gsnsihef ram vii
pass the batteries At Vicksburgs She will
lie under the charge of Col. Ellet. andTVill
with the Indianola. II
Affairs At Lake Providence md Yssbo
Psss ere moving along smoothly rGe ..
Grant visits the former place to-day. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09

WINTER GARDEN
W FAREWELL, BENEFIT
49,. FAREWELL BENEFIT
vi those Oh amtng New York fAyorttes
- NIX. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS.

WINTER GARDEN.
" ssA Aks%sLE s BENEFIT
-, as &Sb MN sss s' SAs itsiE''; WILLIAMS
LAST LAST night sIsHT
os is sb ps aRs Sla sE!Ps NinI THs 9TH
carried q h. which ns.
!: Win success in New YORK. VIII bid farewell
fS SSE s S Ess;5$ Hi E EHssEs.
s$sssss$,J5ssi$s sS ;SyIs
a-rHELTM o DoSSELi.
.-1R,su M, ,,cs the first time ,h. eas.z.men,).
q, u..s.. Cor he Art ,s H,ae hi. easrremeau.
The sigo,er Md SHBoeSa character actor
" appear III is GhIas II aa@ cosNEa a'
fhe o TT Il n rargsr military spectacle of
NIBLos GARDEN
r...r f. SsI1iyEES l1sr SiaITT% Sas.'''
= s''
sss:asi wsi Fsssa ssss1n. H. lsHf.ss ss
Ta NJ; E Wi. fslI i;S sas s'S'
MONS sE EI,fi EtS5;iATsS S ASsis II
NOVEL MECHANICAL. EFFECTS. BY
HUNfON DENILT,
FULL AND EFFICIENT CHORUS.
under the direction Of
Doors open At quarter before O'Clock.
with the exception OF the press no free list
FTox,sy pkp B9 9I'uasSs T ~ - .sx,
GRAND ILLUMINATION
Mr.. q. L. Foxs l0orH MONT
MONSIEUR BIHIN, THE BELGIAN GIANT;
JACKSON HAINEs THE CHAMPION SKATER,
LENDoRxIE. THE IDIOT BOY
Mr. u i. Simon the Soft
MI. a. w. Thompson. Capt Bertrand
YRS raany herring $3.50. .Lnndofui.
~ ,, =, - Marietta
JACK AND THE BEANsrALK.
M a. H. Fox, Monsieur Bihn. jackson HAnes and the
full troupe Of American pan,omim.is
ROBINSON CnUSOE.
WooDs MINSTREL HALL
" Ola BROADWAY Nt
Henry WOOD Opposite the s. Nicholas Hotel ro,r.,o, :,
GREATEST TRIUMPH or THE SEASON -
BY REQUEST
date the MANY HUNDREDS Who were " 1880
UNABLE TO GAIN ADMISSION
During the past two weeks witness OF the
African version OF Mey erbeer's Grand Opera OF
DfNORAH,
-, AND THE GREAT HOLIDAY PROGRAMME,
Othcllo, Happy Uncle Tom The -Four Vultures, &r,
~ WIN b. repeated MONDAY, Jan and every evening
WOODS MINsrRELs
Eph Horn Charley Fox, Frank Bower Cool White Henry
Lockwood, Florence Frank Converse, Glenn, Schwlcard
ssacs irohers 1araagui Haslam, Leis Lewis, ac
DiNAH tDINoRAHD.
! THE PARDON fELL NELL &c
Doors open at O commence al Ia clock Tickets 70 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09
AMUsEmENTs.
A cADEMY or mUsIo-IL rRovAroRs
~

"A
ITALIAN O,fiiEiE;l.-sEcoxD SEASON. ' osAV
Shell s..sSrys 20 sa sss'S :s,
TEMPORARY K piscossuAscx on nr sr,son
BEds9Li The throat dl,ease uaaer which taN ssals.
ns o saa IN s os ss dsSs' sa s =.
sSs = Mr. oa h sgGr =,
Sol /. . e ssFod 0opessoHs sad s1nsr saIs
S AUD Of ss aa' :. ss s 90
Plan now woS se sgsS S q &. hs any % r. -s ss
The manager az witch had ss ides
in Sa aS's a"a GSaos ss s. :. nae
aa or.a n.. ~ Va, e aneea,ay other chss
would lose tic credit sseps ~. Sos sa"s viii, II s e.. p.
s aa ss & S s: " IA a. s
Gloss or i sAT SsaaS q MA tnlhs sEHr A
ri.srfs esrt ss s%
WI, !. believed restore senor Brslo 10 a.as' -.
liable condition aud the nansger VIII then raeonrnenoe As
yr.psr.' Martha" :Sicraans GAseo' ana isooorss
friday. JAN e-LAsT NIGHT ron rlrE rRSsEsr.
when wan be rf. Tlsa ys1Ts s''fs opera O
siGNORA LORINI
sldgon MsooArEaRi whose e's s"eoe.. las. ....o. d
q yss p ns n NJ saa .
auclA pr." fairly electrified the audience WIN sai
sfaS%sfiissSs sSsfi.:ssa A,ne...
o on ss ssa M Mus :, DIR DseS' Auzlo
yIS .s SS so Tis ynssr ssrrSEx
e. ;"Iss sG.f sot,sah I'll Ks.oa' M s'
ton Of
oiov,sSa DARCo
The neat London 'ou, NV YORK public sav,
iSre s s"a On saio i Ge.ir "a 'A' 'A'' OF ~ ''''
AcAA66E2Moy a Sp HgsIGhasy nAr, i -
Grand Xxx And saS s sss i,es-
.csc a"gas Is"aes fs Nh '
kELLoed. a1co4rEhHi, ~sobio sARlu
NILE conp,rn Ia rEAvIArA' y,o1srr.
I u sh .is ia; achieved src, success. 10 rh.as
ghh,s B,imo E, AND Mash ing'on. ,,.,vo>
16aissoS 70 xLL F,srs oS p s,I as.
''. .sedsS H fss Il 4I5 S, ssEs ss.,' "
H'ose'a' elegant i isis slfrL fsf ss.' COMEDY A'
NEW AsGSy is.Gs,ar STAGE
AND cn foHf'i paiSs'ifailpvrlos 800,
LORD w Snisna , jsnn s,.,
Sajs5 isiia@; fs., Nj T.s.:
Iappr p.sss
a sS.s NJ rss.ss
Lady b@seasly Fanny M.rSs
Mrs Bolton Comfort - ............ Mrs John sr'tss
Saturday. laird time hefe)--PAILlNE
Monday-TIfE INVISIBLE HUSBAND.
Tuc,dhy--I.ONE AID MONEY.
Wcdno sday--l' rth night OF PAULINE
Thursiay-A BACHELOR OF ARTS
boz book open for any Of the above evenos from
until g.
In Ircpara ion. SECRETS woRTH KNOWING, sni .s~
PROVOKED. HusBAAD ..
10 10 repeated, CESTRAi. PARK, MONEY. BOSOM
FRIENDS the SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL and BOLD
STROKE FOR A HUSBAND
NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Proprietor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w. Lagaro
FRIDAY EvENINa Jan. .. issJ
IMMENSE NOVELTY.
Last night but the wonderful
MtKLETTI
MONS TOPHorF
MME. MARLkTTI
First night OF the great Eayel Panoniims OF ths
Broughxin's great Drama or
THE MILLER OF NEW JERSEY
PHANTOM BRIDE;
Or. TIE cAsriLfAN BANDIT
Mr.. q. c. B0SIpACE Mrs. W. u. JOxD0.
0corre Brooks ]. kanan, w. Marden, u Laugsrd. ~.
flanagan, T. L. Donnelly MISS fnnny DcnhAn hss Hs.Aar
way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09

I AEDS-TO ALL WANTING FARMs-LARGE AND
thrylng settlement OF yineland mild climate 50 mes
south OF Philadelphia by railroad; produces large
cops twenty acre facts q, rom S5 70 80 pay
Hundreds settling and making prov emenx Apply to
CHAS. X. lands, Postmaster yineiand. Cumberland
county NJ j. Leters cred Papers full In.
formation will be sent free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09

NOR HAVANA DIRECT.-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
\ n United States mail side wheel steamship
EAGLE,
Richard Adsms United States NAVY, Commander
Yin leaye pier No North river on Wednesday, January
~ three o'clock y. NJ precisely direct.
bills Of iadins signed on the day Of saiing
All letters must pass through the post office.
sP0fF6RD, TILEsToN a CO.
20 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-09
PERSONAL.

CHILDRkN TAKEN FOR ADOPTON-ALsO ADOPT
~ ed out to good homes Quo beautiful little girl
months Old u De- gwen ont ladies taken TO board go1d
medical attendance; also the greatest made
Perry.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
IrOn.Clad BreastyvOrks.

aHtE# run vie InuiaHapOuS JOurn8l.
While the search was being made of the
passengers onthe Central train, on Wednes-
day evening, a soldier noticed that a lady's
dress appeared more full-breasted than it
olught to have naturally been, and his quick
eye also detected the fact that the artificial
contents of the lady's bosom were pressed
out against the folds Of her dress, so as to
make it almost certain that pistols were there.
He was very polite soldier, and in the most
gentlemanly manner said: MADAM want
those reviewers" She replied very indig.
nantly: "Sir. am respectable woman,
and have no revolvers." The soldier again
said, very coolly: Madam, wish you to
give me those revolvers," and pointed to
her bosom. She again denied that she had
any. Without further questioning the sol.
der, in discharge Of his duty, thrust his
hand into the place Of concealment, and drew
out revolver, and kept on repeating the
operation until seven were captured. Then
gathering up the pistols he politely remarked
to the lady: Madam, your breastworks
seem to be iron.clad."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

A Rlcn JOKE UPON REBEL EEIroR.-The
editor of the Murfreesboro (now Shellbyville)
Banner, tells the following good story on
himself:
ION Wednesday. the 31st Of December,
we went to tho battle field in search of glory
and items.
"While following up the charge of Gen.
McCowan's division, we met body of pris.
oners moving to the rear, and at once struck
up conversation with them. Unfortunately
we were dressed in cerulean habilments,
and upon attempting to leave, were ordered
by the guard to remain where we were.-
With smile of ineffable contempt, we drew
from our pocket pass; but what was our
chagrin when we were accosted with, say
my boy, none Of us can read, but that trick s
too old; and III tell you another thing you
damned blue ellied yankee, if you try any
more of them lodges, III souse this thing
into your gizzardl -.-.---..-.
"Think of that, oh, We tribe of brother
quill-drivers The editor of this paper, the
leading journal of the South, to be called q
Yankee, and to be accredited with possessing
an azure abdomen"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

In Speed, Capacity, Beauty, Symmetry Strength and
Mechanical Perfection they are acknowledged
the " HEAD AND FRONT" of the Threshng Machine
Family. For full particulars sample machine and get
q pamphlet
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
EMPLOYMENT.

The Undersigned has, for several years past, been en-
gagged In business, which has yielded him at the rate
Of three thousand dollars per annum and 10 now willing
to teach 1t to others The business is Of highly useful
and general character adapted both cities and Villages
and one that any person of ordinary capacity young or
old male or female acquire with few practice
and by which they can produce a handsome income
Several young ladies who have received instructions from
both in New York State and Pennsylvania are earn.
ing upwards of $15 per week It, there Is no reason
why any one else cannot do the Invalids even,
can do well by It, as it Is no pedding affair but bust
ness that is perfectly respectable Gentlemen and Ia
dies Of leisure who would like to learn the business for
their own amusement or pleasure will find the practice OF
pleasant pastime and that they will take great
interest in On receipt of Il, will send printed IN
structions by which any readily acqure the
art and these instructions will also contain every
ticular relative to the carrying that u win DO
highly profitable The purchaser of the printed instruo
tions will also be authorized to teach II 10 others and
have sometimes received high 500 for teaching Il
personally to single individual i would state further
that 81 80 50 will buy everything that necessary 10
commence business with and the articles be got a.
most anywhere, in city country, or preferred,
furnish them. ADDRESS, ALYORD 7. PAHSONS No. Is
LIBERTY ST., New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12

AN "ARKANsAw CHAPLAIN.-As Van
Dorm, the late rebel General, was one day
riding leisurely along the road, just back Of
Memphis, he espied rough looking. I" half.
horse and halfaligator" specimen of human.
ity, perched upon the fence, gazing at him,
as he thought, rather impudently, to whom
he thus addressed himself:
Who the HI are your"
I'm Chaplain of the 10th Arkansaw -
who the hi are you ?" replied the occupant
of the fence.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
The Louisville journal saws:

Mississippi, next to South Carolina, has
been the bitterest of all the Southern States
against the Federal Government. Pray how
does she feel now, with her capital in pos
session Of the federal forces? She could re-.
pudiate the Union Bank bonds, but what
good will it do her to try to repudiate Grants
army?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
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Duponco's Golden Pills
FOR FEMALES
lnfable in correcting regulating and removing all OBJ
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lniabie in correcting regulating and removing all OBJ
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always successful preventive
The combination Of ingredients in Dr. Dupopco's Col
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the private practice Of old Dr. Dnponco for over thirty
years and thousands of ladies testify to their great
and never failing success in almost every case in correc
ting Irregularities relieving painful and distressing mem
situations particularly at the change Of life. From to
10 pills will cure that common yet dreadful complaint
the Whites Nearly every female in the land suffers from
this complaint. The above pill has permanently cured
thousands and will cure you you use Them They can
not harm you on the contrary they all obstruct
IONS reetore nature its proper channel and nvgorate
the whole system. Ladies' whose health will not permit
an Increase OF family win find these pills successful.
preventive =
Pregnant females, those supposing themselves 10.
are cautioned against using these pills while in that can
dion lest they invite miscarriage which admoni-
ton the proprietor a. sumes responsibility although
the mdness OF the pills will do injury to health
NB-The ingredients composing the genuine plll arc
mabe known to every agent and they win tell YOU the
pills are free from anything injurious and yet viii do all
claimed for them -
Price 81 90 per box. -
Sold by BISHOP & BENJAMIN, Druggists
Cedar Falls Iowa.
General Agents for the Cedar valley.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-12
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
1 TIME TABLE Ne. Is.
TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, APRIL n, 1858.
Trains Moving West. Trains Kovine East,

west connect at Farley lI. - = -
CoNNEcTIoNs.-stages leave Earlville on the ar.
rival OF the cars from the East Tuesdays Thursdays
and SATURDAYS for Strawberry Point Brush Creek
ette west Union, Decorah and St Paul and from Man.
chester on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for Straw.
berry Point and the north
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford An.
lington, Island Grove, Ackey Harden City, Iowa Falls
Alden, Waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City Also GAINESVILLE, Wavery, Syracuse Nashua Brad.
ford, st. Charles and Minnesota. ID. ia ~ ," =
GEORGE YOUNG, Superintendent.
}. A. PISTo. General Freight and Ticket Agent