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great s-tter and has iced A}s practice Or
the last twenty years ~h the u-st as.onIsti. 49,
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Shop in Lords Building, opposite the Ellsworth
House, Main street
All orders for Painting, training, Paper Hang
ing, Glazing, &c, viii be promptly attended too,
and executed in thorough aud satisfactory man
ner,
NEW YonK. Dec. 3, lsG2.
This will certify that ]. n. Lord Painted the
Cabins ef our ship, Martha J. Ward, in Boston
two years age. and gave entire satisfaction. We
consider him a good workman.
JAMES L. WARD ( Co,
Shipping and com. Mer., ll6 Val st. n. Y.
r, ittpp q, may
take great pleasure in recommending to your
fayorable notice Mr.. j. n Lord, OF the best
House Painters in the place. | confidently
recommend Mr.. l.. to all who are ia want Of good
work at fair living prices, and feel assured he will
DO it t. satisfaction. SETH TisDALE.
Ellsworth, Jan. lsG3.
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Probate Notice.

a PROBATE COURT will be held at the Pro
bate Once ia Ellsworth, on Wednesday, the
twenty .dith day Of February uext at 10 o'clock
An iusteal oi the first Wednesday, as hereto
fore appointed; aud all matters ani thia6s now
pending. or t. be entered in said Court as notified
for the first Wednesday, are hereby Continued TO
and may be entered and have day in said Court
to De held on Wednesday, the twenty nth day as
aforesail PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Bueksport, Jan. 90, 1858. AVE-
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Soldiers Special Notice.
Do your duty to yourselves, Protect
your Health

q Read the foiioriag, sH rsrated tbs Day from
" asAlngf9a
WAsuiNdtoS. D. c,
7. Ha1LowAE, NJ. n:
Dear sir: i arau my.slf of this opportunity
70 express my gratitude for our kIniue.s in be-
&ng so prompt in sending your valuable P'1i'
aad OtafasHt. Hundreds Of poor soldiers have
been made comfortable aud well by the use of
your medicines. and they all can testify TO their
healing powers and capabiiity Of giving instant
relief. 1t has, within my own observation, saved
many poor soldier frou iuas sickness and much
suffering Yours truly,
D. @. V0SE, Washington, d. c.
November 4th, 1862. 3m5DH
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The New-York Tribune.
1868.

The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, frs issued in 1sil
now in its twenty second year, has obtained both
a larger and more widely ditfused circulation
than any other newspaper ever published in
America. Though it has suffered, in common
with other 'urnais, from the volunteering and
departure of tens of thousands of its patrons to
serve in the War for the Union its circulation on
this 9th of Deco mber. 1852. is as foloMs
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Special Notices.

Attenti IN Company Volunteers wno cx-
pct to retain their aea tn impaired Jung tHe
campaign must u 1; thetnsrlgrs, da u I trH5t
10 tho Army Surgeuas, .appiy yearstltes With
X )LLOHAY'S PILLS aud OINTMENT Every
Enslish ,edier's kaaPstsh contains them unty
% cents per box or PIT. lmt 2l4
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Figs Candies Washing Powders Soap We suffs Tru IS
Supporters, Spices of all kinds, Citron, Cur
rants, Raisins, Tamarnds Irish
Moss, Pickles. &C., &C.
&c, &c. &c, &c, &C., &c.
Just received, per Express new supply of the
most popular Patent Medicines among which arc
BURNETTS Preparations Blood Food for Liver
Complaint Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases,
and Regeneration of Man; Weeks Magic Com
pound; WbitcOmb's remedy for Asthma; Burnett's
Cod Liver Oil; Jaynes Expectorant; Wistar's
Wild Cherry Balsam; Fowle's cure for Piles; DR..
Jcfrie's Antidote; brakes Benzoline, fol remov.
ing paint, tar, grease, &c; Cummings Aperient;
Garglng Oil; Datds and MilIers Condition Pow.
dcrs; Cheeseman's. Clarkc's and Duponcos Femai 9
Pills, for female distractions, &e; Grugor's Con
centrated Cure for nervous Weakness Hembold's
Fluid Extract of Burchu, for diseases of the biad-
der, kidneys, &c; Mayuaris Coodion for burns
and cuts; GARDENERS Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan Syrup; Goulds Pin worm Syrup; Houghn s
Corn solvent, an infallble remedy; Magnetic
Baisan, for rheumatism and neuralgia; JeiIres
Panacea Of Life, a sure cure for Sore Throat and
Bronchial affections; Stones Elixir, for bronchitis;
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs;
BlTIERS-Oxygenattd, Hoofand's, Peck's, Har-
dys, Browns, Clarkc's Sherry Wine, Langley's
Root and Herb, Abbotts, and Others;
LINIMENT-Tobias', Good Samaritan. Mustang,
and Liniments and Ointments Of all kinds;
SARSAPARILLA-Bu Bulls, Sands, Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
PILlS-Aycr's sugar coated, Brandreth's and
Wrights Indian Vegetable.
Also, Weayer's canker and salt rheum Syrup; Ar
nuas Vital Fluid; Atwoods Extract Dandcion;
Brant'J Purifying Extract Gays Blood Purifier;
kennedys Medical Discovery; Morse's Syrup Yell
low Dock; Railways Remedies; Mediums Elixir
Of epumi Mrs. Wnslaw's Soothing Syrup; Sha.
ker Extract Valerian; Balm Of thousand Flow
ersi Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL Brants Pulmonary Bal.
monary Balsam; Clarkes Cough Syrup; bachelor
AID Ilarrison's Hair Dye; Barncy's Musk Cologne
Shaving Cream and yerbcna Water; Butchers
Dead shot FIR Bed Bugs; ami all other article.
usually kept in Drug store.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully com
pounded
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ACADEMY
rl'HE spring Term Of this Gusiitution will com
1 mcree on Monday, tts 2jd INST, under tn
instruction Of
HENRY VI SrETENS, A. b.

Term nine weeks
Tu!fioS-For Common Branches, twenty cents
DER weeG; tor the Languages ami Navigation
tweuty.G,e cents per week. Paymen' in advance
JOHN STEY EMS, Sccy.
DIusbiU Feb % 1863. 3N3
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HALT +! HALT !
A CRY FROM WASHINGTON
Volunteers Attention &!
49, Wives, Mothers and

Sisters,
Whose husbands. Sons and Brothers arr
serung an the Army, cannot put iaio M'ir
ks1ysacks more necessary Or "a uabie tHt
than fe,e B0Ies Of II q l. l. II 4 Y \
PILLS AND OINTMENT. Thev insure
h.ahA eren under The exposure Of Solder 5
Efe. Only p cents Bon or Pot.
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Among bis stock may be found SUI
gars, Teas, Cofees, Chocolate, Cocoa,
MoIasses, Raisins, Currants, Apples,
Saleratas, Butter, Cheese, Lard,
Pork, Fish, Soaps, Tobacco Brooms,
Pals Kerosene and Whale Oils,
burning fluid, &C.. &C., &c.
These goods are and fresh, and were select
ed with arteular The public are invited
to call and examine for themselves, and all pat
rons may rely upon entire satisfaction both in re-
gard to quality ut goods and prices
+. A. BUTTON.
Ellsworth, Nov. &c, lsC'. As
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IlynE undersigned offers for saIo a choice 10.
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The genuine Smiths Razor StropS.
Figs, Candies Washing Powders Soap Dye stufs Tru IS
Supporters, Spices of all kinds Citron, Cur
rants, Raislns, Tama rinds, Irish
Moss, Pickles &C. &C.
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MADAME ZADoC PORTER'S
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.

Naidmc L .fDGC POR
TER 5 CuTatiCe BalsAm /,
wtrFAntei If used according
10 directions, to cure in al
cases Con Chs, Oils, Whoop.
iag Cough, Asthma, and al
an action, Of the Throat and
Lungs.
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PATENT AND TH0MpSoNlAN MEDlCINES

He keeps general assortment of Medicines use
Physicians, together with
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

SUIIs UsDER THE U. s. IsTERsAL REvEsuE
Law-Nssry thousand complaints have been fled BY the
a. s. Collectors for violation, Of tho Internal Revenue law
The u 8 DirctAtoney has prepared hs papers In large
number these suits and taken steps TO try them In the Cir
Court Mott Of them ssslnst parties who refused OF
n.s ,e,.d TO Aks out lcsn'e' after proper notification In
.oss Instances tho psrtss have called tho District A0r
o. and eIpre,ed surprise that they should be
co ed and offered out csB,e. They allowed 10
d. 90 upon paying the eos,,-about fi'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Arrived.

sesn,hlp Panissauet (Br Beunett Kingston May and
st.smer King Fisher, Nye, Providence. mdss 10 Z.
s..mer o4orOra Mclaughlin Baltimore ud.c. to William
steamer Mars. Nichols, Philadelphia, md'e to LOpsr
5 Gamer Ann Eliza Jones. Phadephs, ud'e. to Jane.
Hand. -
,pJ a's p,., 10 ChSs Lans Co Apnl 2 % ~ Ion
u o passed ship Nspiu"e bound T. April 81 lat 20 50 lon
nom nt-s o T. thp Rowan reel. day passed sAr
dni,n nTk Maria bound q May H. lat, 'oo Ion ~ V'
saw snp Achilles, Of Philadelphia bound w :,
Fanc6. M,incke Wepdt Ma, 5. lat; 80, lon 80, spoke
Norw ark Emili. hom bordeaur Tor hismchi VINO had
could nj "a account OF the ebcrss aud field ice The Pro
tector M in with great quantities Of iee IN lat ." 10 '
0I Ba. Mrsu.t,s ru. Rsesi, Alio.ate 40 days In b.
l.,, 10 funch MeincEe Wendi.
rris Cofdovs Haws Somerset for baltimore ,
Biz sesphiaa tBr OF Sunderland Morgan Bordeaux ~
Bn trJ Crowel H4vro 81 day., in balla" to Boyd
iecsen. tia. anchored 10 tho lower pay ,oI oIsss
schr La johnson oi Brgo1haVenh LeAnins refna"eueo
S@sr Amelia DE- OF ArcGat. GeOr, CharlOt.eOwn 2.
+ 'i''j 70 daSs' os.. to c. W. Trun,bul.
snI snow Sgus (of Camden Mel, Sheppard FronteTa
Anil u.s. giaho.sny and logwooi to Metca X Duncan.
schr Lucy Jane, stsrlns, Cranberry leland, Mo-. dSy'
'i schr 70 JS. Elizabeth Merrill New Bedford days. 10
Sshf Samuel GILMAN Csowc Boston days, md'o to g.
scsP' Highlander Bag.n Portland. Me- days. lumber to
sebr Thom., Jeaenon. Kenney Salem days mdso to R.
". Ropes & Co
schr hen raber Cook, Pe,on 10 days. coal 70 master
hcbr Ann Caroine, Bacon, Boston for PhilAdclphia
s.br Pionsei. Daniels. W elheet IN ballast.
! Schf Mary Emily troweli. Gloucester, hsn
schr Lan'arine Quincy Wartham, III belfast
Schr T. q. brown. Perkins, Gloucester days fish
scbr Abort Thomas. Thomas, New Haven. IN ballast
| scLr Chei, Norris BaWsaOe 10 ballast
! Sebf San Juan, CfOcAot New'Hsven fer Albany.
Schr Lorhiel isskell Fall River for flizabehport.
Schr Alpins Pressee, Bridgeport ia baliast
| schT ronno, Ltchhcld kVndout Dr Dighton.
Schr Goldun Gate. Weeks. Boston days, IN ballast.
| schr. !. OIieI.on, Harding Boston, palm oil
soop Southport, Cole New-iaven, sugar TO Sia9hef
| Iotchsss.
soop Oregon, Rhodes. Providence, mdIe.
| Below.
| Brig Sparkling Wave Barnos AyTos 70 days
| Ship Msmnon, Freeman, hom Culdera
| Brig Ocean Spiay.
| Also stesm higste
| Sailed.
May i1-stesmen Aliares, Dudley Bueh, Baltimore
] bhip-t. fusndello.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK MAR L.
Cleared. .

Btssm,hlp-A,bsu. Leach. Havsns, Brett, Son Co.
st>Am.r-U IL. Woodward. Cuneih. Baltimore VIM
DslIelL
ship-Rhtis Floyd Dearborn, Valparaiso. via St. John
N. a., Trash Deibom
Baii-B. Cocord ColeoFd Cardens', r P Buck Co:
Bn,.-AleHasdra tBr.l. Melboumei Helen Jane ibre
X rte', Oporlo l. D. Ams.nck Co Abbe I Fenno tbil
Mu..ls ManIaplA Brett, son Cot Dingo, kunball Ma
,tsnIn T. A Webster Co Henrietta lbr b Doe, Ham
itoD B-rmads. Mccall krtb j. II. Kennedy, smith
PHILADELPHIA, Yates Portefhcd.
schooner.-t. Holmes Hall, Boston, H. : Racket \ Son
john Joo,, Roaih, baltimore, Bentley, Saith Cot tseI
Fr.nce PHI adolphi Bentley smith Co. +. : Downing
Thorn " a,hlr ston. Van BTuni sashti De Hart To"
NsAD.ton Nau BTunI ssght, W. u. Pits, PoTiet Chm
co s.sur A C. Havens; Hattie Lou, MumfoId Berlin Md
A. g. lIssns rrueess. Lowell. BosioI. W. Le~i'k 20.
Youug America Barber Warrington, L. Kenny G. Pendo
ton. Church. Ws'hrg,0n kshg1t-& O. hos'el BuHtinf
CLneotea.ue, A. &. Qayss +. JrENoI AmsbuIy. ferth
Amb1y Brett Son Co., Emily. Sanford Baltimore,
" Moke-, r. bell. Robinson, Washington, Merrill 4 Ao
holt J Wsri. eeney Beaufort. Murray Nephew J. l.
Heysrin, Holhngsworth, Dover. Del
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Passengers Arrived

n. asa.siip PiaafaSeaef. J,oss Rnsr0s. Jam-J Wat
con- T. L. Olsk. Abtono, A. Rom.in. lady and children
n Amour o. Dsesi,ro. W. 0osselin, sampson spsltns.
cbss. T.yl.r, WIN. smidt M solomon, j. Richm0nd, w.
LesninS Mr.. Husband aud lady, C. VoipeleA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD oyycs; \
No. 25s G-st., WAsHisa1oS. ID. G.. May Il. 1893 ,
Dali ROAD IRON for SALE.-The undel

UNO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
l. Foo sale, for want Of use TAYLOR SMALL CYL.
lNDER with Newspaper Fly, u hrstrate order, NHso 81
about hslfeo price for cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
MOUNT PLEASANT HospIrAL.

The following wounded arrived from Falmouth on
Ssturdav evening. They embrace the most seriously
wounded men of the recent battle. Many ampu'a-
tioDs have already taken place; though the wounds
In many instances would seem to he mortal, no
deaths have yet taken place, and the wounded are
=. L
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

pp-Frsnei.co. ps. Ellen Morrison, Elsa
ons'-o'ove, Mary Gsmbrill. and n schoou,rs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

nTsIaTuaa aINagaC.

EfssruRs sLsas.c
san-Rises.t:44 is,s.........7;09 Moon-Rsea. 3:l7
sISH yLTER THs DAL
andy Hoos. 6oJI Gov Island 6.5J Hslsjass.. 1884
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

CARVER HOspJAL.
List of wounded who arrived At Carver u0ftal
Ga Saturday, from the late battle near fredeIiks-
BurcLl1 ID M ns ~. HgEoLluioD. X, 4 y Art
N Pselsfd ue al NJ Dewzs X 4 y Aft.
eL Bgss. Y, .A,EtI LtFb ksIgr, y, w All
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
professional Notifies.

GHARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney and
" Counsellor at Law Proctor and Advocate in u Ceurts
No. 3J9 BIoadwsy, N.w.fork he'ideace-No. ~ London
Terrace West 23dst between 9th and lOth sva)
nR. HENRY detects DISEASES, and asks
~ questions; cures al fsrms in tue shortest possible
time Consultations and free Of charge. 0cs
No l0l BlseckTs corner Of Grsen Broadway New
York.
EDWARD Ii. DIXON, N. d., Editor Of The
IL Scape and Operating ard Consulting Surgeon, No a
9Th Ufce consultations the obscurs diseases Of
the pelvic Rupure Piles ysneocele. and Fs.all
radically cured without the knife lszture Ohce hoafe
from to .. to g. and to evenings.
i AW BUSINESS-H.W w. COlver, Counsellor at
~ Law, will defend s1sia any court Special
attention 10 coecoos foreclosures, habsGs corpus cases
divorce lc Advicc gratis Office l9NassasL Room6
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

REBELS.
capt D w Parh, r, 4NC. P. 3. Bloufn, X, 8 La
George Barrett. l, 10 MisI
FINLEY AND FCkINGTOE HOSPITALS

SITUATED two miles north Of fWsshingtoDl
The fnllnwlnp arrived un 10 Sunday eYenlngi
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
SEMINARY HOSPITAL.

This Hospitals situate III Georgetown, u. u, and
|, u.ed exp'e.sy for officers ofthe IT, 5. Army. The
arrivals Of wounded officers from the recent battle
are M follows; ~
Lieut. Andrew Hsmlip, X, Capt w Bailey X, 81 Y.
Mich. Ltht M biywn' n ~ ne'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

DLANTS. PLANTS.
dae collection Of Roses Verbenss Petunlas Fuchsias
aud all other plants And also ssood lot OF STANDARD Roses
for sale by WILLIAM FITZPATRICK,
Florist, 29th-st. and Broadway.
Baskets always hand foI those who want to tsAs PlAns
10 the county.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
furnlIure.
Goparinersblp uotilss.

NOTICE.-The PARTNERSHIP heretofore
~ existing under the name and style Of WATERS s
JOHNSON No 81 Fultos-st, Newlork 10 tbs day DIS.
SOLVED by mutual consent
The business will DO continued by Mr.. CHARLES JOHN
SON and all ou,zndng will DO received aud psid
DONALD g. WATERS.
CHARLES JOHNSON.
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
l. under tie Firm of L. d. WILDER Co bhsrsbJ
DISSOLVED by rnutusl consent T. ID WILDER
Hew-YOrk, May 10, 1893. 4. 3 WlLDEh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

WAsHlNOTON, May II, IStj.
The following llst Of 800 wounded have arrived at
Mt Pleasant Hospital Washington. ID. c., from
Gen Hooker's Army since The last Let published In
TBH TEIrUSE. 1his is the ouiy liet which has been
published from the rolls Of tie hospital. This num-
Der swells the hst OF patients treated this hospital
10 1 300 ~, D. L.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-06
Daring Burglary aud Theft.

Our usually quiet village was the scene
of much excitement, last Monday morning.
on the discovery that during the preceding
night, the office of the County Treasurer
had been entered, the safe opened, and q
large amount of money stolen.
The thief entered the sleeping apartment
of the Treasurer. and took from his panta-
looms pocket the keys OF the Office and safe.
and male his escape without alarming any
one. This accomplished, the remainder Of
Tho work was easy. No person stays a.
bout the court honse at night, and the thief
seems to have proceeded in very deliber-
ate manner to help himself to the valua-
bles in the SAFE He found rich treasure.
DR.. Mann informs us that nearly eight.
thousand dollars were taken. OF this.
amount. there was about 81. 500 in gold :.
the private funds of the Treasurer. and
quite large amount belonging to different
individuals, which had BEEN deposited
with the doctor for safe keeping.
Among the depositors, were Isaac Good
S2l5 besides valuable papers: Mrs. Ssrsh
Brainerd, $500; Isaiah Walker. 81. 500 /;
Peter Sans, g.. The amount Of public
funds stolen, we have not definitely ascer-
tanned. but we have heard it estimated ct
1000 to $1,000. No suspicious that We
know of are entertained, as to the perpstra-
tor of the crime. We believe q reward Of
$500 has been offered for bis apprehension.
and the recovery of the Rochester
(Ind., Chroniele. s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the America.

NEW YonK. Aug. 2.-Tho steamship
America, from Southampton. July DBL.
arrived at noon.
In the House OF Lords, the Duke o. Ar
gyle asked government to give facilities
for establishing a ship canal from Lake
Erie to Ottawa River, for conveying grain
through Canada instead of the United
States.
Earl Granville regretted the Canadians
had not provided sufficient militia for de-
tense in case of war, and said it was i'm
possible for England to defend Canada
effectively. unless the Canadians aid
ed.
The Times city article says American
news was received with surprise, disap-
pointment, and satisfaction. Surprise at
the sudden collapse of the Vicksbnrg de-
fence; disappointment at the removal,
owing to Lees retreat, and satisfaction
in contemplating England's wisdom in
not prematurely yielding to the recent
pressure for Confederate recognition.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-06
Loyal Merchants Take Notice.

The Cincinnati Gazette thus contrasts
the action Of Philadelphia with that of
New York in regard to the draft:
Philadelphia is setting noble exam
pie to New York in the conduct of the
draft The latter is progressing in the
former city in the most orderly manner.
Substitutes are freely offering at eighty to
one hundred dollars. The people are en-
tirely satisfied with the fairness Of the
draft, and the drawing in each district is
closed with patriotic demonstrations.-
This is creditable to Philadclphia, and it
is feature that the loyal people of the
West will not be alt to forget very soon.
New York is already getting alarmed lest
her disloyal conduct may effect her trade
with the West. and for this apprehension
there is sufficient cause. The people of
the West have it in their power to Grip
pie New York. just as the traitors Of New
York propose to crippls the Government
by Withholding supplies.
We hope that Western merchants will
remember these two cities as they deserve
l. hho0C'4h6 thO W
her prompt obedience to the laws. New
York has disgraced it by the most intern
al outrages ever committed on the con-
tinent. Two-thirds of the merchants of
New York are Copperheads, who have
sustained Fernando Wood for years A
majority Of those Of Philadelphia arc 10y
al. Every dollar of trade that leaves
New York for Philadelphia, contributes
something to the cause of the country,
and weakens the power for evil of those
who either seek the destruction Of the
country or view its danger with indiffer-
ence. If oil loyal Western merchants
wonld take their trade to Philadelphia,
not by straining their business, or at a
heavy loss. but only when there was an
open choice, and ono conld be as easily
and cheaply taken as the other. they will
give the treason of New York deadly
blow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-06
FROM IOWA.
Fruits of Copperhead Teachings.

MuscATINE. Iowa. Aug. 4-The Journal
of this city, this morning has the follow
ing:
A collision occurred between the Cop
perheads and Union men at South English,
Keok NIX, Iowa. last Saturday. About
fifty shots were fired. A man named Tall
ley. a leader Of the Copperheads. who
commenced the firing. was killed instantly,
and two others died Of their wounds short
ly after. The Copperbeads were driven
out Of the place.
LATER.--The sheriff of Keokuk county
reached this place this morning at day.
break, on a hand car en- route to the militia
ny headquarters of the State, at Daven-
port, for military assistance. He reports
that the insurgents have gathered to the
number of 1900 and were hourly increas.
ing in number. They claim to be 1000
strong in the county, all armed and full Of
fight.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-06
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 4. '63

NiN'sNHAll, AHS. 4. 70.
Gen. Rosecrans passed through Colum.
bus to-day on his way to Washington.
A dispatch from Lexington states tina.
the detachment of regiments engaged in
raid hunting have been ordered to report to
their respective commands. Our men still
continue to capture rebel stragglcrs wan
dering among the hills.
Gilbert's brigade and Gen. Carriers d.
vision have moved forward again. The
third army corps will undergo a reftting.
a rumor comes to Gen. Jnda that tho
rebels are gathering Under Forrest. oppo.
site Glasgow, threatening another raid
This report is not confirmed.
Scouts anil refugees repor. no rebel for.
ces in East Tennes see. but strong threats
Of kentucky invasion OH a large scale.
One thousand two hundred refugees arc
en- route for Kentucky.
Brutus J. Clay is elected in the Ashland
district by at least 800 over both eppo-
nents.