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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05
FROM BEFORE vICKsBURG.
Our Troops Have Arrived-Tne Cut
off Promises Well--Warm Work
About to Begin-Enlistment Of
Negroes into Federal Service
The Reduction of Port Hudson.

MENrHIs. Jan. ~. via CAIRo, Jan. 90.
General Grant and staff left for below
this morning. on the steamer Magnolia
Otherwise, matters remain "a heretofore.
CAIRO. Jan. 29-The forces under Gen.
McClernand, are now in the vicinity of
Yicksburg. Part of the land forces havo
landed five miles below the mouth of the
Yazoo River, on the Louisiana side, and
are now engaged in opening the canal cnt
last summer. The river is now full enough
to pour good volume of water through
the Cutoff as soon as an opening is made.
A few days will determine its value.
Our gun and mortar boats can approach
near enough to shell the city, If that would
be of any service.
CAIRo, Jan. 29.-I have seen a Captain
Of the Goth Illinois, who left Vicksburg on
the 22d inst.
General McClearnand'sforce have land
ed on the Louisiana side. five miles below
the mouth of the Yazoo River, and in full
view of the city.
Two brigades were engaged, when the
Captain left. in opening the famous Cutoff,
of which so much was heard last summer.
The river is bank full at Vicksburg, and
high enough to rush through the canal at
fearful rate. He thinks it will be perfect
success. He thinks that should this chan
mel become large enough to admit the pas
sage Of boats, the rebels for the present
will be allowed to hold Vicksburg. while
the Federals turn their attention to matters
further South.
In his opinion. it would take 150,00
men to storm their fortifications at Vicks-
burg. Our gun and mortar boats could
shell the city from where they lie on the
north side of the river bend; but even If it
were entirely destroyed, the Notifications,
which extend for miles back, would be as
formidable as ever.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Rear Admiral
Porter writes that he is filling up his crews
with negroes, who are focking to him to
enter the service. Gen. Curtis has organ
lied one negro regiment. at Helena, and is
rapidly filling up more.
Gen. Banks requisition on the comman-
der at Port Royal for intenching tools, is
construed as an intention to reduce Port
Hudson by seige rather than by storm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05
FROM NASHVILLE AID BELOW
Mo Civilians to Visit Murfreesboro =
a Brilliant Little Affair at Wood
vile. A Rebel Colonel Killed, with
Rebel Loss of I30. The Rebels
Confess the Defeat,
NASHVILLE. JAN. %. 1863,

NASHVILLE, JAN. 90, 1868.
Gen. Rosccrans has issued positive or
der against granting passes to citizens to
visit Murfreesboro to see wounded or to
obtain dead bodies.
MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn. Jan. 27,1
Wa SEYMOUR. Ind, Jan. 90, 1863
Quite spirited affair came off on Mon
day at Woodbury., twenty miles out on the
McMinnvlle road, in which Palmcr's di-
vision of Crittcnden's corps won fresh
laurels.
Seven rebel regiments were stationed
there a s an outpost. 'tA
Palmer concentrated his brigades at
Readyville on Saturday and Sunday. with
out tents or baggage. e4 skc
On Monday, hoping for surprise, the
9th Indiana were thrown out as skirmish-
ers. closely supported by the 4lst Ohio
and 3lst Indiana. These troops were put
in rapid advance, hut the rebels scented
the movement, and by the time our force
was full upon them they were in a prernis-
cuous skedaddle. They gave some fight,
however, wounding seven and killing two
of the 9th Indiana
We killed their Colonel commanding
and thirty.four others, and took one hun
drer prisoners.
MOBILE. Jan. 26.-A dispatch, dated
McMinnville. JANUARY oath, says the ene-
my attacked Morgan's regiment this NOR
ming. After two hours hard fighting
with superior forces, our NEIL fell back.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05

Among the rebel prisons bFcught hers
the other day, were two Surgeons. These
men were taken to the Spencer House. and
furEished with rooms. where q number ci
our Copperhead legislators ,cslled npon
Them. The Senator from 81, JOSEF. Mr..
Corbin. made himsalf particularly sgrsea.
BILE to these rebel gentry, and they after
wards passed several hours in the room oi
a Copperhead Representative at the Bates
House. playing cards. Sieni4cskt fact
this. which We eom ed to the attention
of the people, - laf Z J.l0sr,,Ii.a Iuo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05

Ev Major Slemmer. who was danger
ously wounded at Murfreesboro. is the
same officer that saved Fort Pickens to the
Union. His exploit was of even more ser
vice to the country than the retentention of
Fort Sumpter by Major Anderson. yet in
the distribution of brigadier- generalships,
Major Slemmer has been strangely over
looked. He is a regularly educated officer.
who saved a fort to the Government. which
1t might have taken q thousand lives and
untold treasure to repossess.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05

TIPToN, Ind, jan "a. 1868.
EpIToR JoURNAL:-Ihcre was to-day q
very enthusiastic and patriotic meeting
held here, composed of the true friends o.
the Union.
The meeting was organized by calling
John ID. Smith, Esq. to the chair. and
j. L. Rumsey to act as Secretary. aaes $
A committee was appointed to bring
in resolutions expressive of the sense Of
the meeting. .ad - 8
During the absence of the Committee,
Judge Green was called on for speech
The Judge responded by speech of tell
ing effect, unravelling and exposing the
sophistry and disloyalty of the crazy
would-be Democrats Of this State. He
was followed by Mr.. E, Hatfield. who.
though strong Dem mocrat. loved the Union
more than party. made an eloquent de-
fence OF the Administration aud warmly
urged all friends of the Government to
rally around the flag and save the Union
Mr.. Vanhorn. Chairman of the Com.
mittee on Resolutions, reported the follow
ing. supporting them with some eloquent
.
We. the Union people of Upton Coua-
ty. having assembled ourselves together
for the purpose of renewing our faith in the
Federal Government, and pledging again
our unaltered determination to render ev-
cry possible assistance tothe President Of
the United States in, the prosecution oi
the war for the preservation of the Govern
ment. and the suppression Of the rebellion,
do hereby resolve sasfs ~
1st. That as citizens of the State of In
diana. as men of all classes, professions,
and occupations, we are in favor of the
continued and vigorous prosecution of the
war. -
ID. That we are in favor Of resorting
to all means known to civilized warfare to
extend the power OF the Federal Consti-
tuition over all the States Of this Union. .
81. That we will never lay down our
arms SO long as rebels are found resisting
the Constitution and fighting for disunicn.
4th. That we are inhexibly opposed to
schemes of secession in the Northwest,
and we will resist them with our lives. our
fortunes. and our sacred honors.
9th. That we will give of our abundance
all that is necessary to make as comforta-
BILE as possible the Loyal soldiers now in
the field. s6flissia .l1a4 = -
9th. That we recognize in the war pow
er of the Constitution the right Of the Pres
ident to use all necessary and consistent
means to weaken. cripple and destroy this
rebellion and we therefore approye of his
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05

HABEAs CoRPUs CAsE.-Judge Perkins i,
of Indianapolis. decided very important
case the other day, in which soldier of
twelve months service sought to avail him
self of the claim of homage TO procure his
discharge. He represented himself ~
twenty -one years Of age when he enlisted;
and swore yesterday be was but seventeen.
The oath of service was held conclusive a.
gainst him. This will have a wholesome
effect upon soldiers who seek the bouhties
of the service, and then endeavor to escape
its responsibilities and duties. b4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05

Al atiou of hve cent will be made on the
..bsve rates for Special Notices
Ax.nts and cities viii be allowed twenty
.,ntcomnssio advertisement, ofany kind,
~ilI BE inserted at less than regular rates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05

A Western editor hearing II remarked
that persons in drowning condition sud-
denly recoHected all the transactions of
their lives, wished that q few OF his delin-
qnent subscribers would take bath In deep
water. ~ e@sb+t q eeHes @1f.' E@t%-~ q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05
From the South Bend Register.
Letter From the 73d.

: Mr. WHEEiER:-I know no better way
to- fulfil the qcor mission conferred upon
me, than by the publication of the follow
ing letter. from the gallant Colonel of the
brave and patriotic 73d. who so distin-
guished themselves on the bloody field at
Mutfrecsboro. L therefore adopt that
method. fraf l
Respectfully, -dtc.,s--- ~
Vin1oJ iisa21e ITHos. IS. STAxrIELD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05

~ There is town in Ohio where the
people have lived SO long on pork that
they are beginning to contract some of its
habits. When neighbor dies, shsy Jay
him out as they do hog. with corn cob
in his mouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05

Wholeor2 2p<tis1 setsef Teeth inssrted on the
n08 a?pr11bdf1ku Special nrsehtion rid 20
- '>srt5or - ne na<ural teeth. and irrsr-
eFtyef &hl4re4's teeth corrected. = - <1.
Kna43 u 6culf teeth With Or xffho<f al5
ro1of On Be consulted at his once
: - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 00os OVER Hir's Dnkery.
- = -'sA'ss' nz < street. Iassy1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-05

less, three weeks, less 81 90
=, .ilonaiinssrtion 25 cents Larger Advertisements
la proportion Lcssthan half tcbe chargeda hal
.auare over half square charged whole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23
THE EVENING STAR.
a.,.e !. zee lhs,Res~l Rsm

onr ,..aer. are ware that a cSptUrrd Con.
60. Ssssel iron clad, aud OF the styls
sommonlx dspominat'd 90 RAM, ms osan
iviur fnr weeks, In the AesapnT~, on ene navy
y5 - mis- rity Sbs is son sthinx Of carl
Js.,s and has been visited nv May hnndr-ds
- ;s,,,,rns and strangers. On Tucsday last,
~. Sssper OF restaurant proposed 10 treat
ia ,.jfe TO q eight of tho rebel - RAM" Sac
,~s-n-d The iron deck Of thu vessel went Ito
h.r iron held, Examined her armatnent, ia.
speetad the damages wrought upon her BY the
1urs OF Uncle Samuel. gnxed upon her iron
nose which was constructed 70 be thrnst iul-
pertinent!y into the Affairs OF chr aforesaid
ysstigatsd her. inside and ont Our friand,
having satisfied his curiosity, proposed 70
retarn 70 shore, when the following con versa
t,op occurred:
"Now, my dear. we have sesn the vessel.
wife" Well, yes-bot as we have taken tina
trouble 70 come 50 far, We might rs well see
vbat we came 70 look 1T"
{" You have seen enough OF 1t, ahould
think" said he.
~ have NOT seen IT at ALL" she replied.
"4esn what? ne Inquired, with nrcriss.
"Thp animal that VIZ came TO see, she re-.
pliad al the sheep or ram, or wha.you call it,"
Then there W as an explosion.
The story waa too good 70 b Kept 1t WIS
told 10 q y,si or VITO cali-d n the mcrninx for
sstshlisbu ent. H",nioysd 1t very much, ana
ait.Y firi-biny bis r-past directed tie s.cv tht
10 INQUIRE OF his mistress whether sh> Id Ia
her lnrder any nice chops Gu: from the rebel
sYsm" The message was duly delivered, aud
,he iaat saan Of the iDpert Mt lnqnir~r WAS
premises prec,ritately with sIAnry broom
= ieEs, h0oriaeks. three.irRPed stools, sauce
NAM, and other missiles nvi"g At or him. He
4 probably still, Observation-Disclosures Age.
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pRoPcsALs Fob HAY. STRAW AK. GRAIN
PoRAGG DRPARtMzHr.
As,tstdn: tua-Armare-'s LhSes,


As,,stdn; taa- .rmI.fcr': .hSes,
WHifsEH PRoP FAILS IRE invited for FURNISHING g
Hay Straw. catr aud Corn, for tie of the Gov
eilme.t. 70 be oeivertd ct Alex ria, Va any
poLt on 1bs otonn or ito trlb taries aud In sIch
aEthtines within Il 1t pro posef for, sad at
30 en- umes, Is the pEdsrsix NJ 4 may airsc,
b. proposals. to be add ssod to tbs isrsignst
ana to state tie quantity AND price OF eAoh article
t.opt sails will be ,sosivsd fer 70 thou sand 70 oG)
b.ebsis of Corn or Oats snd hs,y Is , tons Of Hay
or etTAS AMI upwafds unls 1t shall be for the In
ie'sst OF the 6overnnsnt t. contract fof , less
amount. - -
Corn 70 BE- put rp in good sacks Of sbont two ~
hushei ard oats In SACKS ct ABOUT thr<s 81 bush
each Which Ara TO be tuinirhsd free Ct charge to
rGsyetI Lent. The hay And str ~ 20 be secure
al. art cIss furnished nndar this I'D. srtssrn en.
to be suhjset TO rigid in Inspection hy the Govern
pu,o' a. viii b. made f.ou, tim. 70 time under
THE Advertisement, from, the lowest rasponsi BE
bidcsr. ste Interests Of the public serviee "
require
ftsurtsrsis ned r sarves The right TO reject Any
and all ode.s which may be deemed ineon1 % Bile
18th the interests Of the Government.
Paonepts Will be made in auoh funds A. may Be
p'ovidsd from the o e. Treasury and ~ far -
practicable, upon delivery; but the undecaigaed
reserves the right TO 0ithkoih the Whole or sny
Part Of She paynoata until tie sen piete fulnns
Of agreements
Coed security win be required for the faithful
suieinent OF Aay agreement made under this sd
yert;a nant. WM. aTODOARD,
10 IS I'm Capt. sud Asst ousrtsrnaatsr.
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DRoPOsALs PoR MORTAR SHELLS.
ORDNANCE orr,oK pErARrsxrr,

UhDFARCE OFRfoE HAk pEfARrNEHY.
WabBIEGroE. 4. We m Der "a, t8o3
frALRD PROPOSAL LIZ wi he race we'd at this otfos
r me delivery Of dfts taoar.ra Teinsh NOR Q. ar
,hsis u t.. foll".in Ing quantities >, the tolo wing
At tLs Wstsrtown Arsenal. wat.rtoEn, Mas. ,
~ the watervleit Arsenal, West Troy, N. z,
at the New York Arsenal. Governors Island.
st the All. shsny Arsenal. Pittsburx, Penna. =,
h,the q + Arsenal. washinstoc, 3. O.. GOO.
~ tn. c e Atsauxi. St Louis, Mo-, orc
here Re lie are TO BE- NJ sds OF tho Kind Of metal
srd insIe ted after Inc Eui-s IL Gown il tas Ord
hinse Msnrai. DrA1ipg, can be So - Ut a,v Of th
fftG ElAtrs AF'eEss The shells ara to es n
speeted 1T Tie uudy! where cast, fres Ct ~ka-Ys
'rsnspf tati, 4, handling until delivered a.
I-li,eres must be male At the rate o. not loss
t'sn pr cert par x.sk OF Tue bu nher Of pr1-
j- tlek Contracted ft NE frst de- livery - b. ma.s
VII hp t. erty ds,s after the date of the enntr ut
SD My failure to deliver ct = ,p"cif-d ti,s Will
Der fep az 81 Il Hver g. :tat e.
hep.rate 81 i: NUT ba made for each Arsenal If
he hiiGars pro1ose 10 deliver 4: more thxu one.
No r i'll he eoIsidersd from .r.i,s ot1e~ than
fou, dsrs or prcprie tore Of works, Who
Antvp TO this Hstt mont - BIS capable NJ eIp-
e1,ilxne vers contracted for In tleil eva es-
tab ifhIepa
zach :, rty o. tanning . contract will Dc Required
TO sner INTO bonds with approved sureties for its
Til. D. t. mt serves the risst 70 reject any
or all bids II not dsen % sstisia tory. fur any
Psepo al. will. be SC dressed TO- .Brisadfs- Gen.
SIC. e. .ns viii e ssds5s,s F:.essai.
no . I'd Brig. Gen. Chief q Ord .uoe.
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Heslquassess Presest ksssAars lGss.
Hasssmesom. .. c. Nov; -. Hg =
Special Orders, Re aa.-The sale % LIQUORS
"a probibi.ad in the foaiowtnG 'oes,as.ss y 40,
dillon TO tboee named IN epeciai Orcers no =,
from thees head quarters, OF dsss Novcmbef =
1888: ....xs :,
square ,ai. 50 nuea thereof - nenss a Q
Square, ssa, saa. as7, 2oe. 7es, 40, ss7.o ass,
AIS. an, 3sa $50, 3s4, 3, sse, 400, 40, ~ 40,
Se3. act lee, S3i. and Squsres y and ID on
MaryIaud q vrnu r, In vicinity Of Qovernnent
RallroAd. Depots. and StOrehouses.s - .aa
SQUARES 500, sos, 544. 5i6s SiS, and SAT, In VI.
entity OF Sixth ard Seventh street wharves.
Squares 3st aud 81, 50 much thereof a. front
IN Lou,s,ans avenue, In vicinity OF Central
Guard House. ,-,g az .8e .gar
Upon The Mall, In the vicinity OF the NOM.
ment and Government Cattle Yards or up ,n
any place in the vicinity OF Mount Plsasaut,
Carver, Stone, Colurrh hin College. Cempbell's.
Lincoln. Douglas. Emory, or Armory Square
hospitals. The penalty for violation OF this
order will be the same 40 specified IN Special
Orders, No Q. BY command of 80 -
ta HENRY B. ToDp,
Captain and Provost Marshal
a. s. BAKHK. Lie utenant and Adintant
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TRAvnaRs' DIRECTORY.

1Alr1MORE Arb OHIO RAILROAD.
- T e
OF AND nd, After Mcpea,. Noxrmber .. 1855, Oily
4 OH. ana Warrington and the W. st ~ followe:
FOR PHILA pELPHIA. NEW YORK and Doe row
Leave WSshsOgton At and II 50 A. n and and
9; esly, except eunday. On Sunday, AZ 80
FOR BALTIMORE.
10 s.nS m "a 49, ss SIS. e.nd and
day, ats A. II. and III and 9 .s6 p. u.
FOR ALL PARTS or rng WEST.
rLsane WsshinE On at IS and A. Il. and :. 80 P.
only. ~''
CoAMUrArIoN TRAIN.
Lave Washington daily. except Sunday, ct I'D
The n,st and fourth trains from Washington,
AL way points 0' "''r
Fur WASHINGTON AND The SOUTH
. Leave Eaitmtr re At $50, 50 aod 10 30 A. n and
4, u. and a.B r. n = ~ ".~ go
coMMurAr1oN rRAfy.
leave baltimore daily. except Sunday, at us
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave washington 1T A. NJ anil s Top n
Leave Baltimore At q. so A. n and g. l5P.M
Fer further Information. tickets Of every kind
ington Stltir n. or .. the Ticket 0facs
WP RMITH Master az fysnsn't,n
no 2l-tf L. n. COLE Genera ticket AZ mt.
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William sIroR, L g Etss JOIN FOX.
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ATT RREYs AT Law,
. RIAL xsr.-E. CsiIa AND pArsHr AGENTS.
tcpposits Post of7es,J
AsAlESfcG ClfY. D. o.
n. b Com q. issicDsrs for all the 4tatss 8 In"
TON!
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AND EVERYBODpW
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At WILLIAM >. R.CHsTE,s's
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Betvee, 18th and 18th streets
you CAN sUY FOR cHH DOLLAR
Fifty cent Eovels OF Twenty ave cent Novels,
%, eeLt stationery Pach 4sas d cent Packages
YcK ONE DOLLAR
You can bus eight Photograph Albna Cards, OF
which We have now on hand over avs thousand
varieties, embracing ell strle. published
NEW CNss REpEIvED DAILY.
$ The largest and chespsst stcck Of Albums In the
DIAH1Es Ioa 1864,
1holeesie and Retail, over 80 new styles.
JUsr RkCEIVEO
new loscf later 4 Co Moderated Ambrotypss,
Public Are invited 10 call and examine.
1he subscriber having lately returned from the
Hev fork and III adAlphiA Trade Salss. ofsrs to
The 1rads and the Public sessr Ally tas largest and
best ssock Of Books, srATioH lRY, and tANCY
ARrloLEs ever before opened in this city. ct Low
sratss; consisting Of Eooks, Fsreigr and American
btationerJ, Photographs Albums, Chess Mon and
boards, ofibbase Boards. Dominoss, Combs
Brushes, Soaps, Pen Knives, Gold Pens, Rssors,
dc, &e. Aiargs Ios Of New Books sold at half
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2Ts Psnrsyivanis avenue.
ocs lE between 18th and 18th ats
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WAR pRPARTAESr,
w ADJrYAR1 GHHilAL'a OHI1oD,
Is WAeHIr1YoA. JunA q. -

1tNn69 OSd6s, Ne leS,
fke Adjutsn: General YIN provide a Appropri.
sts medal Of honor for she TROOPS who. after the
sxparatos OF their term, haye AsrsA tAsi1 ss1yiees
- the Government IN the present smcYssnsy and
Also for the volunteer TROOPS from Stasss that
AAvs volunteered tAeT service IN the States Of
Pennsylvania and NeEylacs
- ordsf Of the 6scrsfAry Of War. as Fa
y. D. NWNeEND,
10 % Assistant AdtutAnt 6Oaerl
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49, - AeAlHofOA DSP0f>CSv nth 1874
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81 C.s tar O II fompftna. 4. 9 u q SA I'd
the 90. n.K Il nd anl streets, this city m nj
HOEDAY Ftc-Bker : 1t. 1873 at Y g'el0ca u for
tae sale OF ali she manure nov on Asna, or That
my b oduc-d ~ s'abl-s 70 eerrats % TIL, De-
Pot within the next tvalvs D outAs tueeeedine the
Tha .luie viii be 8 eAr1ed 10 the Msaaa. ma
Ger or i5deYs, Who viii be CURED ta taSa Il away
q et or th- X twn expeose. rhe a1Aasisy W "a
hsnd Q be taken AVIAN within six na.snths srom tao
dsN Gf CO airs ct md that Fhi-h may Aeon mnl ata
b produced - - Ass
Hids pust be made e 50 much per cuei,y.,d
BIDS will he rec lived for tie quantity on hard
and III. prodL OF ct each sahis or oorrnI
is!aTa ely, or tor the whole toS.tsss. -"
=, l. made In the name Of . ar =. the nam %
g. al !, tss ps,, must .p.s,s es !. win eon
and assss..
DER nsh appear In the proposal.
PrcEotA must be addressed e. Osetain O a
1onrsina, 40 NJ. A Wsshington b O..
MArrYes - - 10
p.yn.nt WIN be required 70 Be made, in Cav
errment fpnes. At the end 4 each month fer tas
n.I ule ltmt we'd d.rirs the month.
AT oats Of q estancs viii De reaui ed from each
+ seed !. Nd .useiert bond. IL the SUN Of tsi 100,
one thousand dclare viii be T.aulred o. each IA l.,
e.a-ol bidder fer the faithful perform anes OF iis
eci nket
eQuarterm ester reserves the feht to r-jast
oil ii tia may b. aned to the inter. 1t II Gov.
Brig. Gen s aud Chief Quart rma.ser..
TO s-'d Ee oot WAahingtun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-23
DENTISTRY.
t.kkAT DisCogEBY IN DENTISTRY,

t.kkAT DisCoFEHY IN DENTIsrRY.
zssth Eai'aetsS .c,tAoaf paa With the Nsartss O,
OrYssn -
vouli sfvise All p-rsons having teeth to ex-
T6et 10 call IT Dr.. LIZ " iEY oflcs,
aIH have the taken cut OF tbs pew 49,
ard hsrMlss6 D. oreBs IL D ssli ana {I1pYyV
e1sm,u- The Doetsr's and i'm. A@A~
pityrc method of fertiIg Art sScisl Teesb. II
YOU "n>t sea the great improvement IN teeth
Jon y! have then in no 9th style thaa this
ana ssu able oae. Nc. 3i2 Pa. avenue sstwssn
l3tl Sou 18th strests
nos Pr LYME ". D. Dsn.sst
AU2EiNG CAST
A. Ne Fais in Extrnesiss Teeth,
TIER 10 Danger in taking ,n1s Gas pare
Niftons OIideJ esen p those no are CO sunp-
tive or d. iicste In constitu ion It's inb xla ton
prsdnces step. or can o. in shout two n mute ,
erd ltr yHs ct pSsRps off the sam ep 9Th n ne
Ne ard ADMINISTERED at The Office of Or
AW1HIH So Pa Az. near corner 9th ~ -so-lm*
M. yysas. =. r. rh e. 7. g, $50 x..,.
Of the AIE4kAL z Latin Z TH, attsnds x~wsA
psrsoIAliy IT aS o1s cs In this CITY Asny&&EE
osrscna aAn wear these testh sao cannot IIIV
vet! otssrs and No serSuD oap vsaJ others ~hc
aAcnot wear these.
Ps.suns calling - NY once oAa ns ACCOMMODATE.
-ith Ely le ana prios Of Test. tksy cay asste
sss - hose who particular srd Wish tae pdreat
asAoest. strongest aud r1oss psr.eot depSrte thss
srs Can produce tee MAMMAL PLATE viii b.
sore fully warranted
Rooms In tais cisy-ro. SJs P.rasyivsa.a ssssss
ostseeE 9Th sDc inta streets A;s0 sGT 5 .eA q, =.
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