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, 1863-07-23
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July ~ 1863,
. BEEF CATTLE-The receipts arc Hight and Of
only medium quality, for which there is fair de-
mani By Go, erEn.ent contractors and spectators
at our last quotations:
Premium. ...,....... .{naninal} }.........
ESt1a...-......-.......- 3.5Odl 90
Good. 3.0N13a5
Common to medium. Observation-Disclosures. 2.40zt92 IS
HOGS-Ale in good deman and firm. The re-
ceipts arc light. We quote:
Extra heavy. 100 A30
Medium to gapd. d......-.,........,...A A5fih4 M
, 1863-07-23

About ten days since Government Advertised in
Boston for bids for 1900 brls Of winter wheat -four
Before the time expired, not less than 4i87s brls
were offered at range Of $6.1ans.37x.
, 1863-07-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

.:H AZ grain sokd "in sto-srts reported In
's "a sin adffss S 1trt a. su9set to e storage, Which
.a S a3afn 1y e olgsr Lis s1u:Es s @ gsa
ported IT: Q. b." Or :" hes Il storage." lii Nour w
:faf.d :a.<s gre quoted as "aets'<d'' ae'' osSssi's
WEDNESDAY EVENING. July -, 1868.
FREIGuTS-Easler and more active. The en-
gsgements were az follows: To RrrTA1o: Prop
NSspnne bsrks ss. 8 B. Pe%sy p
J.H. Hatzell, Eveiine and Melvina-all with corn,
at &c. To OswEGo: echrs. AcontIas and Alge1ine,
WITH corn, At 6; To KINGSTON; sehf. Tecunseh,
FLOUR Received, 2 as brls; shipped, s:2oo brls.
ellde: go BIZ "Chicaso Aflls," choice White Win
brs winter extra at $6375S; 2i3 hrls spring super
and 1o9 hrs winter super At 81 %; 700 br!s 7Hauo-
ess spI9E & E,s sssa as . Df1 ye @
wi.tef snpsf At 3aso; lSo 6fas unseana % extra 1t
BRAN-sa1es: 20 tons at $3.50.
WHEAT-Recetyed, sQ,5s5 ba; shipped, 1000
l.a.,, nn; Aa!ket d j. heavy and 1N4ec lower SAILS
Spring Nn H. a. q Co 's) at Sl.sX 400 bn do IN
North Side houses) at Sl.oa: $500 bu do, III one
zSo SRion sf @ 81 10
No,th and South Side Houses It 81. OF: soo % bu do do
(in Mewherry's} at $1:ooi .l9oo0 bu No. Spring
{in,No.th ,sa sna South SIDE heases) at 91e son 81
6n DO In F. J. T.'s) at Tic; SO bn do at 71c. Rcd
Winter Wheat was extremely dull, and prices were
nonmlpsa!y M lowef; no sales reported
at 6ec; 1,u03 bn New Red Winter On track Ut Slut
corn Received, 111,s7s ba: shipped, none.
High Mixed aaoat at soe; at00 bu good High
a Mixed M aaoat at s94e; ,9oo bu Canal Mixed adoat
at 49c: q; 0y bn Mixed Corn In store st IKE;
White torn in store at l9c: 1000 b1 Rslected
Corn In store at 4sc; 40 bn No Grade on track at
OATS Received, s,so4 bu !; shipped, o,co1 bu.
Market quiet and without material change. sa1es:-
~ - By By No eh tin "a H g. VIZ At 5Sxe sse bu
s99 na Ke5ssted Pats n store at 5oe $500 bu 10 at
Esssiyss. 3 iiSs en; sa,ppes. tsss b. b.
BARLEY-Received, 1,s59 bu. Market du]l.
saes:I5oo bu new by sample at SIC; 400 ba do at
ALcoHoL-.Nomsnsla ut st@sec per gallon.
BEANS-11 bushels prime at $3.50.
BCTTER-Deulaud fair and market steady.
salts:-42 arkins Prime at 1355c:~ 10 arktns ut
BROOM coRN-Hela at s125oo0 Ids. % per ton.
with but very limited demand.
CHEESE-1larket dn1l and unchanged at ITO
serve, and s00c far illineis and Wisconsin. The
demand is unusually light;
:. FRUITs-Dricd apples in good demand and
firm. Green apples uTe Ia demand at 81 5uG1 LOO.
Peaches arc mixing their appearance from South
ern Illinois, but Is yet sa1es nre only OF retail
ehaIactes Sales today brls prime Dried ap-
F1SA-Are without change. We quote: =
No : Whiteash.. Acknowledgements
70. a. -...-...:...-........4 475 @50o
H1GHWTNES-Dull. Ssies:lN brls at lie.
/. H1DE%Qui+t. We quote:
Dry Salted. ......,,,......,....,,..,, .,13N6t3x
GFstu 6a1ted 649 W
LuMBEK-Ma.kcts steady with good demand.
Salt include: Cargo 6chr Louisa Ann, from White
Lake, Il stEips: SIS Is; cargo schr storm, from
cargo Of the bark Morgan, from Spaulding's Mills,
Menominee, was sold at $A.50, not $tL0O, as re-
, 1863-07-23
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN cANA.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.I
BRlDoKPoET. JrlJ q, la,
CLEARED.
Advance, Athens.
Laoy Iran kiln. Athens.
S. F. Gale. Athens,
Neptune, Ottawa.
ST John franklin, iaEa1le. 1900 # Ia nb.r.
S. "a Douglas No. ?. Seneca. $500 4 lumber. 10nc0
lath. L. 100 brl1 lime, o6t posts.
Imperial. Lockporr-
Hcnton, Utica.
Cuba. ottava, 1855 ttluuber $3.50 lath.
American Star. LnSAe, a3 hrls k8it brfs oil, brls
~ stnegat. ,5A lbs merchandise, LII tos sugar.
MoEatch Icllet T. GEO II lumber, 10 900 sAl1ges 100
otls s9lt 6s:10 Tbs merchandise.
, 1863-07-23

Cincinnati Hay Market-July21.
The market rules firm. with demand fully m
TO the supply. We quote primo timothy at Sg.Oon
from store. . - ~-'''
, 1863-07-23

Montreal Provision Market.-Jutyl ls.
We hear Of lot Of e01 barrels old inspected Mess
Pork at $10e5. NcW Mess Is stitF at $11.b0.
, 1863-07-23

st. Louis Salt marlket-July1l.
Salt was dull ut 1ast quotations. viz 81, 10
per barrel for New York, and 81 5000 10 pcr sack
tor G. A., With sales Of 15a barrels OF the former in
two lotR, ut s.. GO per barrel.
, 1863-07-23
Resolutions Of Sympathy and Respect
RAsAed by the Chicago Mercantile
Battery Association.

1 EAfARN HY 1hG NAtE&E0 mGfNNnttlE
Battery Association.
WnEn1As, Our former comrades, Thonas n
Hutchineou and John II. White, late members oi
the Chicago Mercantile Battery, hare given theit
the former, after painful and protracted nluesss
living to reach his fnnds In this city thus allo v.
i'g ns~the mournfu1 satisfaction Of closing Ills
pattrg In the battles preceding the fall Of vicks.
burg, as well as in that memorable siege In which
lie ,cceiyed biz death wound just before the gIori
Retoleed, ThAt while We, az an Association, and
az tndtrionals. mourn the carly fall of our noble,
selEdenying and patriotic brothers, we are com.
iolted " the memory Of their heroic deeds, their
pnrc and honorable 1vcs. and deeply regret that by
such sacrifice alone can our now distracted cou1-
Try be redeemed and reunited. j
| to those who mourn the fnndering OF Ties nearer
and dearer than those Sustained by ns as comrades
| and friends OF the deceased.
Eek09rfd, ThAt the foregoing be presented for
publication In the city papers.
WHAT DRAFr.-Twenty. .hyas cars loaded
with the men, women and children Of the
First Baptist Church and congregation, and
their five Sabbath Schools, besides al1 their
outside friends who may wish to have 4 cheap
ride to Forest Bay und return for the paltry
aum Of fifty cents, will start this morning.
Come one, come all, with your baskets or
without. Coffee, substantials and ice cream
on the ground, for sale, balls, swings, bal
loon ascensions, pure air, shady groves, &c.
There will be happy time for all. Only
fifty cents. Milwaukee depot, half:past this
morning, remember.
AEnATKD BREAp.-A gentleman has placed
upon our table Loaf OF aerated bread, which
he says is prepared without fermentation or
, 1863-07-23
url"nnur..r.1Ea.

HEAVY EHKETIEG3.
Stark Mills. A 30 q {
1ntlian Head. 30 q {
Medforl. rl.......,.. ~ c
AglWttm t....p.. ~ c
Constitution. 20 c
FINE sHEETIEos.
Farmers, 81.
Wamsntta, 81. .15Hc
Ocean, 54..........17Ac
lndia1. Orchard, W,NXc
Indian Orchard, L.D c
IndfallO Orchard BIB. 3Kc
COTTON CAEsEME1tEs..
Plow, Loom s. An.
yu..........-.-.H1HC
Farmers and Me-
chanics ......-...0 c
, 1863-07-23
Tho schooner Luubefman Sunnosed
to be KrAe kpd

ARRIVED.
GatcE dolet. Norris. $3.50 bu corn. 100 bu ryu.
Energy. Aux Sable. LOO pU corn
, 1863-07-23

q. s. z. CApErs.-You arc required to be at tho
assembly rooms this Thursday afternoon at 8
o'clock, 10 attend the funeral yonr old comrade
Capt LIS. Lnrrabee, 4ith New York, killed at Get.
tyeburg. 1t is hoped every member will be
promptly On hand. BEN B. DoTsroED.
-. President.
C4Aa. 1. TrckEn, Secretary.
, 1863-07-23

B- Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising nom Specific Causes, In both sexes new
and reliable treatment, In reports of the Howard
charge. Address. DR.. ). Skilhn Houghton, How
nrd Assoeiation, No. 2 South Ninth street Phila-
ielphia- Pa. jylalw
, 1863-07-23

w F. E. Rieby, 90 Randolph Street, is selling
Paper Hapeipgs at less than New York pricel at
wholesale and Tetsil. The trade supplied on the
most liberal te1ms. jy7.4w
, 1863-07-23

: I'D REGIMENT ILLINOIS VoLusrEgRs.-Sur-
geau Beers will take letters to the above regi-
ment If left at the Office Of J. ". Sykes, 1853
South Water street, before o'clock this
Thursday evening. No packages can be
fnEe,f
, 1863-07-23

The Benevolent War Claim a. ssoclation Of this
city fs doing good work. It is now adjusttng hun
dreds Of claims for different persons IN the North
west, thereby saving from IS to $ta for each sol
Box ia t63. For full Information. inclosc red
stamp to the Secretary, CnAs. A. Gi:Eaonr. iy16st
requested to meet at tile aEmory OF the Ellsworth
Zouayes, in Garrett Block. corner Of Randolph
and Slate street, at 8 O'Clock, this evening, when
ber Of the above celebrated company. Byjoining
this organization you are furnished with uniforms
and equipments, free fall expense, and are also
taught the renowned Zouaye drill, under the in
sttlctlon Of Capt. Brand, whose skill and pro.
tciency is well known Go one and all.
HAn WonK.-W. Barrow, manufacturer OF
Wigs, Toupees, Ladies' Draids, Bands, Curls,
Putis, &C.. No. Is S. Clark street, up stairs. Di
sections for measuring the head sent On applica-
ton. Post Office box 5,487
, 1863-07-23

BENEFIT BA1L.-We learn that D. c. Ryan,
the discharged soldier whose case formed the
subject Of 4 few lines In Tuesdays TRIBUNE,
Las secured North Market Hall for Ills benefit
ball, and that the festivities will take place on
Friday the 24:h inst. The occasion will be a
pleasant, ,Iand we trust a profitable one 10 tile
BENEFICIARY.
, 1863-07-23

ARREs7ED.-A man named Miller was ar
rested yesterday, in the NV. Depot, by Officer
BeItpger, for stealing watch, and wallet
containing SIG, from drunken man. Miller
contriyed to get rid Of both the money aud
the watch.
, 1863-07-23
ARRIVAL Hayden, Of the gallant old
18th regiment, is in town on a brief furlough.

No71cE:-There will be meeting Of the
Union Defence Committee at the rooms ofthe
Mercantile Association on Thursday evening,
July q, at 5 O'Clock. All members are ear
pestly invited TO be present.
By order Of the Committee.
CHAs. G. WICKER, Sec'y.
, 1863-07-23

WASHED AsHoRE.-The body of sailor
was washed ashore near the Garrett Bibllcal
Institute, Evanston, on Tuesday. An inquest
was held upon the body, but it failed to iden-
tliy it, The deceased was about five feet ten
inches in height, and had sailor's bel.
around his. whist. The body had been in the
water, the jury thought. ten OF fifteen days.
Ve1dict-''P1obablyl lost from yessel.',
, 1863-07-23

CITIZEN MILITARY MONUMENTAL meet
ing ofthe citizens Of Ward No. 2 last evening at
27l State street, J. 7. scammon was appoint
ed Chairman, and J. Dore Soc'y-
1t was voted to open muster roll for the
enlistment ofan infantry company, which was
done accordingly, and L. Nichols, Dr. Bcylin
nndJ C. Dore were appointed committee
to obtain signatures thereto.
Afterwards muster roll for cavalry COM
pany was opened and J. V. Farwel1 and T.
Neaple, were appointed committee to obtain
signatures.
The meeting adjourned to meet this even
ing at 80 P. NJ. All loyal persons are invited
to be present.
, 1863-07-23

REso1sEp HIS REo1AEST.-Maior Chas. ".
Davis, 51st Ill. infantry, left last evening, to
join Ills command In the field. He has nearly
recovered from the effects Of the wound re-
ceiyed ut the battle Of Murfreesboro. 4 let.
ter received from Col. Bradley, yesterday, To-
Gates this regiment on the summit Of the
Cumberland Mountains.
, 1863-07-23
Bour1lua.

POARDING.-A pleasant front
l. room, on the second uoor. to reat with poara
WcIll rretet tHo young men Who arc Wiling IA a.
Jt!3-tFtG-1t
, 1863-07-23

Brna1ARs.-Three notorious thieves, Pit.
Daily, Phil. Durphy, and Bill Mcbride, were
arrested on Tucsdny for burglary. Gu Monday
night the residence Of E. A. Jessel, 562 Wa
bash ayenue, was broken into and robbed of
about 500 worth Of clothing. When these
parties were arrested one Of them actually had
on portion OF the missing clothing. They
were examined yesterday morning and held
for trial each in the sum Of $500.
, 1863-07-23

FUNERAL OF GENERAL LFARsswoRTu.-TAc
remains Of the 1ate Brigadicr General E. J.
Farnsworth reached this city last evening, in
Charge Of Hon. John F. Farnsworth, and u
military escort sent from the battle field OF
Gettysburg by Gen. Pleasanton The funeral
Of the deceased General Will take place to.
uo1row, iu st. Charles, at II o'clock a, m.
from the residence of uou. j. F. Fa.nsworth.
, 1863-07-23

HOUSE MOVING EXTRAORDINANY. AT
bridgeport J. s. McIntire, the well known
louse-raiser md mover, Is busy in transport
ing lafge packing honse distance of amile
nnd half, crossing the river en- route. Tie
latter is performed by means Of ,scows at
the ualsted street bridge. :McIntifc has q
very moving way with him, only set him at
the work. He wouldn't even stick at putting
tcrcws to the Southern Confedcracy and set
ting It of sideways into the Gulf; though the
latter Is pretty nearly done alreadyA
, 1863-07-23

w ANTED-Flve Hundred Cayal.
W ~ Ho.ses for which tho highest p,tca viii be
paid. lnquire at 2. r AorgaaA Stable on Aucy in
rear OF Sherman House or or the suesceiher At ira
fremont Hou:e. GEO. ". GAGE. t1.ahSn 81
, 1863-07-23

SEIZURE OF CoprEnuE1p MrsKErs.-Day
before yesterday, John E. Henry, Assistant
Provost Marshal Of iowa, located at Daven-
port, seized two boxes Of fire arms en- route
Tor a notorious Coppc1lead residing near
Grinrell, Iowa The guns we're purchased in
this city, and shipped as merchandise.
national BASK.-The Presidents OF the
Board OF Trade aud Mercantile Association
have called meeting OF all citizens interest
ed III the establishment Of a National Bank In
this city; to meet ut the Mercantile Associa-
ton Rooms, on Friday evening, ut half past
rayat, ninlncE
, 1863-07-23

w ANTED-$75 q month. I want
w TO hire Agents IN eveEy county st 81 mont.
exrSpses paid cell my new cheap Farntty 6dW1ox
Nachines Address = MADISON, A11fod. ":
$50 y MONTH! We wRnt Agents &t tD Z month";
s1nenses paid, to sell our EykRLAsr1No PxxC1e,
OKfxST4L ECRNRKs aad Is othsr new, nsefnt Aod Gu
D!ddetosd. Me- m5lfdsa. 5anAW
WANTED and Travelling
w Agents in every Town az Comfy Ctrcu1aW
with Test1u oniais OF clsrgymen a:d Scientific nso In
regard to the husine5B tEnk Hcd. IaAAE HALL, Ix.
4 co. .SeWbnfyport. Mars, jy6-hl4s.td
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26
General Orders No. Is.

HEADeUARrkRs U. S. -FoRcEs.f
Indianapolis. Ind. March II, 1868.
E. L. The habit OF carrying arms upon the
person has greatly increased, and is preju-
dicial to peace and good order. as we'll as
a violation of civil law. Especially. at
this time. it is impolitic, unnecessary and
dangerous.
The Major General ,mmanding the De-
partment of the Ohio having ordered that
..all sales Of arms. powder, lead and per-
cussion caps be prohibited until further or
ders. and that any violation Of said order
will be followed by the confiscation of the
goods sold, and the seizure of the stock of
the vender," and said order having been
extended by the Major General to cover
the entire Department. is hereby promulga-
ted for immediate observance throug bout
the State.
g2.TThe recent popular demonstration
againsta newspaper Of this State is bad in
principis. bad in precedent and destructive
to the best interests of the Commonwealth.
1t must be deeply regretted by every good
citizen: inssmuch as there are reasonable
and lawful methods of redress for real
grievances anil ell appeals to popular yio-
lence are troedgel in their stroke, assail-
ing the very liberties they assume TO vim
dictate. Henry u. CARRTNGToS.
Col. 18th U. s. Infantry, Comd'g.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26
:rfiHE #GR IN ylha1nI11Al .g.@S
The Rebels Falling Back.-aen. Hook
er Addresses a Meeting ol his on
: esrS(La H9u<1oJ&
THd H1UUlOId
IWAsmscroS. March %. 1858

.oaa ,WAsEscTos, March %. 1862 ..
Information received here, by the, Gov
eminent leads to the belief dat the rebels
are abandoning the Rappahannock and
falling back toward : Richmond Tifit
neys is brought By refugees, who, further
say. that tongstrSet IS moving towards
Lyhehbure. sud thaltrains sre coming joy
to Richmond from Fredericksburg,< all
heavily loaded. which tends to confirm the
news.
1t has been stated for some time .fhs&
optsf six corps. Of which the rebel army
through the fall was composed. but two
arc Il fredericksburg now.<sJo 91/yL
AgoAyalFycpickst guard wss9 zspptlred
to-day at Occoqusn by Q detachment Of
Stuart's cavalry.
Major Gen. Stahl assumes COMMAND ii
.heutsfv ilfropt Of Washington q .day.
establishing his headquarters At Fairfax.
NEw F0Rk. March n The New York
TS;tesss ,spscizl dated HsAdqusrters sof
the .Aypy # the Bptonees March ooh,
says: After the review of the 18th corps
by Gen. Hooker, yesterday. he met bis Of
6csrs st Gen. S,ocum's headqusrters.l
Gen. Hooker expressed satisfaction with
their soldierly appearance. sne said hsrsiied
on them for assistance and hearty cooper
ation in the ensuing campaign. SO far a.
be wss concerned, he meant that there
should Be no more mistakes or doubtful
results. if the enemy didn't run. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26

Gas my strength was. then even SO is
my strength now" said Joshua. So will
every one say who is now troubled with
weak storachs and worn out digestive or
gans. II they will now and forever use
wherever il has made an acquaintance. il
..sticks closer than brother" 1T will be
your protector and shield, besides always
giving you nice. light and digestible
Bread, Biscuits. Puddings. Cakes. &c.-
Try it. Most of the Merchants sell it.
Depot liz Liberty Street. New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26
From Washington.

New YoRK. March PA special to
the New York Tines. from Washington.
Yesterday, says: . = ...,.. -. M, 80,
."1'hree hundred AMI seventy released
prisoners arrived from Richm nd today
One OF them, Mr. Leeds of Cincinnati. a
New Orlesns pilot, mentions the steady
and, significant removal of machinery for
manufacturing ordnance and small arms,
from Richmond to Northern Geofgia.-
Removals Of ordnance stores in large guam
titles hal also been gping on for some
time. The possibility ola transfer of the
seat Of war far below Virginia is recogni-
:ei by the an hofities at ri. hnicnd. S<'<st
Upon the Interesting point Of the dura-
ton ofthe war. Mr.. Leads said it might
last six months after the next crop. but, be
thought it would be enlcl with that crop.
IF Yicksburg shoull be taken it would end
almost Immediately. for their armies
would be cut off from their supply OF meat.
which is in Texas. He said every pound
of meat eat in the Richmond prisons cam G
from there - -
He mentioned conversation between
Gen. Winder anil another officer, well au.
thenticated, in which Winder saidt the war
would be ended by August.
. -Nr. Leeds declares that there lisa gener-
al feeling among the soldiers from all the
Southern States favorable to ending .hs
war and rsturping 70 the Union
The prisons in the South are full of de-
seeters waiting trial by court mart ial. =
Military executions are so com nun >ss7 10
cease being commented upon.,l lIstlL-f
Gems. Which and Stoughton. and IS
officers Of yayious grades. are in the Libby
prisons. Seventeen Of our officers are held
as hostages for Col. Zarvona. the French
lady," and are at hard labor iathe pe6i.
''sf ss s:st! ss,% q IL t...s&Gy5 h. p.
cedGn the hands .ofthe1 Paymsstery General
here sufficient money to pay the entire ar
my to the 1st of March. Sufficient has
also been sent and reached It's destination
topsy .tkse nti:e army Of tbe VEST
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26

The Union voters Of Walnut township
are reqnested to meetat Walnut Center.
In Mass Convention,
On Thursday. AprI I'd. 1868.
ct 2 o'clock. p. m. for thu purpose Of
nominating ticket to be voted for At the
ensnsngEApgil eleetion0nl Ei'l 9hb 3
Al paen. xithout regard to past party
divisions. who love their country more
thas party or slavery. and who viii sup
port ths ticket noHipated, are cordially
invited to attend and participate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26

Hos Llusc-zThis is very aps to pree~ss dis
ordered stomach, resulting In Dsspepsia. Hoea
and's German Buffers will entirely relieve any nau-
sea or bad feeling. and prevent more serious con-
sequences. kkIf you.ssA she Dysf<psh. afsw hos
ties will entirely restore the digestive organs to
their original vigor. For safe by druggists and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26

sAsorHEn yEaY Lance SrocK or Doors
AND SHoEs-Psul has just opened anoth-
er very large stock of Boots and Shoes.
embracing all kinds and every quality.
which will be sold as low as any other
house can sell.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26

Read the following from the Hon. Morris Morris
formerly Auditor of the State ofIndiana:.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept.2, 1857.
DR.. G.. w. RoBacK--DEAs STA: Having been
troubled for several years, with extreme debility
and weakness, SO much so that was unable to at
tend to my ordinory business at times, and having
heard ofthe wonderful cures that your Scandinavia
an Blood Purifier and Pills were effecting, was
induced by friend to try them have been
using the Purifier for the last twelve months. and
find the medicipc~fully equaito its recommenda
tions. Sovaluable Is itsuse 10 me. that Icannot
now dispense with the of it at advanced age
of life--seventy -sevenyears.
eheerfully give this information for the benefit
of those Similarly affected 5c 80 haa 1sfsista
stsi .9si Yours, truly. asaaoTa.
MoRRIs MoRRIs.
See adrertisement.o = - 5SvgG
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26

MrLLrsrRr SHor AT BouRBoN.-Mrs.
Al. Lewis respectfully informs the ladies
of Bourbon and vicinity that she intends
to open Fashionable Millinery Shop in
that place. south Of the Post Office. by the
first Of April next. and respectfully soil
cts their custom. mar 5 At
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26
Important 70 pissssnatssa soldiers!

81 f} sscssSot Act Of Congress i Is pro-
widsd that soldiers who have been dis
charged from the q. s. ssrvies :. on o. account
Of povsds Ssesis<d vsils Ia tie line Of duty.
shall .rsesivs ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS RQUNTY- For particulsrs apply
to-. .. .-sss' =. ss=s g JOHN D. DEyOR, =
Attorney stLav and sGevsrunent Wsr
c9ibhs 4tp4 e. II - essF Pyrthigg's
lru6 BI0Eo. - sisz>-sss-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26
Center Township Union Convention.


Ths unconditional Union men of Center
Township. are requested to meet in Mass
Conversion. <at-Wsstervelt's Hail. in
Plymouth. on
.sss~rday nerf. Nares %, 1861 -
at 2 o'clock. p. M, FOR The purpose Of
nomipsting candidates for township Trus
tee. ons Justics Of the Peace and three
Constables. go -
All Without regari to past party divis-
ions. who are uncooditionally for the
Union. are earnestly and respectfully invi
ted to attend and participate in the pro-
csedings. Let no loyal man stay at home
III su6sej.ssAort bot Lee those. who hear
of it tell their ncighbors. and urge upon
them the necessity Of attending. Our
country Is in more danger from Northern
rebel y M psthizers than The Southernreb
els themselves; therefore the necessity Of
loyal men organizing and presenting bold
and determined front to the bal men who
are endsayoring 10 destroy our glorious
Union. MANY VoTKRs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26

e Those in want of Spectacles can
find good assortment at O'Donnell's. enc
door south Of Wheeler'a Bank.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-26

Hrsna 'warrs.EENiiLL DAN WASHED
Awu,-The two days rain at the COM
mence'r eat of tho week caused yellow
River to overflow its banks, and yesterday
afternoon the abutments of the mill dam
at the upper end OF town gave way. when
the sws,ets came down with rush. over
aswins nearly all that portion Of the town
in the bottom cast of Water street. Sew
eral residents in that locality had to evac-
natc their houses on account OF the en-
cIoachmenis of the water. The liver was
Aifl'Asne ~hss We went to press las.
evening at 4 o'clock ~