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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
PERSONAL.

HoH. JoHN b. STEELE, of New York, brother
of the gallant General Steele of Grants army, IL
at willards'.
Mrs. GEN. TON THUMB is said to be in that
state that "ail ladies wish to be who love their
lords"
GEN. BUTLER has consented to go into Penu-
sylvania and speak In support Of the Union ticket
during the remainder of the campaign.
GEN. CAss Is said TO be so feeble that he can
not live much longer. He is In tis eighty y-frst
year.
CAPT. WEBB, OF Bennington, now eghty-two
years old, has voted at every election in that town
for sixty-one years.
JUDGE JouS c. UNDERWOOD, of West Vir-
giuia, was eaptured on Friday, by apArty OF rebel
gusrrillss, near his former residence Al oceoIu an
He is Ia be sent to Richmond.
BARON VoS GsRoLT, Prussiun Minister, and
b. Torreno de Barros, slso one Of the foreign rep
resentntives, announce tn sell their entire stock
OF furniture at auction, preliminary to declining
housek eping.
Col. EZRA ALLEN, of Holland, Mass, cele
brated his nihetieth birthd.y and golden wedding
on Monday, it being the htieth anniversary OF hii
second marriage There were twenty children
and grandchildren, and thirty grest-grandchiidrer
present.
JAMES WALKER, the celebrated pHnter OF
battle pieces equestrian scenes, etc, 10 stopping
at the Metropolitan. The " StoIming of Chepul.
,epec,r which adorns one of the staircases to the
Senate Gallery ID The production Of this gifted
artist.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

) zsr loAHper E.s.sIxif.-rho Moving
Il yke lid (of sxemp,nbns 1,dtSy the ssdup to
. oekto-day: El ~
wSeh, /; Airen q BSSWer, 30 1g]Am1k kation,
G1Ssge ". Evans, only hon Of widow, Charles
L. Chapman, over ngej solomon j. W.. Nall,
en- Son OF widow; Edward Coates, tcolored,
furnished substitute, James . Dsili Richard
John n. noifey, tcoiored, furnisned substitute,
ished substitute, Alfred stonej yulius sptandle,
Pat Canty, alien; Owen A. stafford, over age; John
sS s,dss, ssssV 1s'y SsRe%s;
~. isinioy noyS.yp III ;ss:b,.s ;ii ;sd as' A:s 1S
George RehdficE, paid commutatiori Joseph
S.oe 5s,.s a0SSs:: sSs:.u S:sSS .ol:
St sG,Sssi: lsssi.b:s sss:Rsss .aS.sl!
1iinsS GSsesSSh2 2SlsSsNSi VIM. X. Bsidsin'
etss o. SeallAt h service "a March;
JohW HlWtd6ScomSefud& ~ Ske, SEQ. Richmond,
Chariss Whies asa WtsfAy Wtst6eid, dis sbiIityi
WA. q. BNsHvsA FNld e0fa{nut stl0n, John Green,
colored, furnished sHbsNlute. s6hn Hsnsonj James
Quartz, celote6, scceptedi Wrh De silver, c. r.
Bo; elst En css,s.s, a!ssbil!ty, Iohs X Hynsms,n,
ss Gysf sss %% nsssSS;
furni1k siSs{ {tu1e, James Carter; Stephen =.
Gill, NAfhdalei Iwkikef, WIN. Underwood, Henry
Ewalt, Alsabi,ityj samuel Burgess, only son Of
widow; JAmes Penn, Michael Dunlay John p. Rice,
alieny James A. Renshaw, only support OF widow.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

An amusing incident lately occurred in OK.
ford county, Maine. By mistake, Virgil d. Par
ris and Kew. Mr.. Garland exchanged carpet
bags. The former was on bis way to a Cop
pcrhead meeting, and the latter was going to
exchange pulp,is with another Clergyman
Paris went to Newry with discourse on the
times, while the clergyman had In return q
Copperhead speech, bottle of whisky, and a
John Brown pike!
Tue Canadian electors mast bo the thirstiest
set Of men living. After the late Parliamentary
election iD Canada, tavern-kecper ia Hastings
sent in his little bill for refreshments supplied
to two hundred thirsty voters. He charges
for $500 glasses of liquor, which would be 27I
glusses to each person present, and IS glasses
per hour for hys hours steady drinking. He
also charges for'l 500 cigars as smoked by the
same POO; each of whom, ii the charges arc
right, must have drank over gallon OF liquor
and smoked u cigars. 4.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

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b.-T.--1S60-X.-- PIAsr.rrox
BIrTERs.
They purify, strengthen and inyisorats
rhey create healthy appetite. D.
Iney are an antidote to change OF water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
They strengthen the system and snliv.n tn.
They prevent nbiasmatis and in.srmit,su. fever,
Lhey purify the breath and acidity Of the stom.
they cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Disrrhes, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver complAint and Nervous Head.
They are the beat Bitteru In the world. rb.vm.t.
the weak man strong, and are exhausted asture's
Sreat restorer. They are composed of the dele.
prated Catsaya Bark, Cascarilla Bark, Dandslion.
ChAmonAe Flowers, Lavender Fiowers Wintcr'
green, Anise, Clover-buds, Orange Peel snake
59ot, csrawap' Coriander, Buriock, s-T.-isso~
,s sss sSilowins Is sample Of the testimony daily
soLDIERs' HoME EsusE.rsrEsDrsr,,oyy,.
ST.. =. NsAri, o" IAN i6' iss'.
haye given yonr Plantation Bitters To bundrsd.
q opr noble soldfers who siop here, more ar less
disabled nom various causes and the efect IL moss
marvellous and gratifying. '''
such preparation as tLis In he.rtilv ,yi., A.,
svery sysry ht r. every hospital, and At hand on
"sy ,y vathe-hein' q. W. d. ANDREWS
y-.-.y ~ - - superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

SOLDIERS RRTREAT.-Arriyed at Soldiers
Retrrat, iiS conscrpts from Carlisle Barracks, 7d
convaieseenls from Philsdelphia, and ioB mechan'
les tom Ph,ladeIphia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

One Of the necessities Of mariners. Impor.
chest, thst the sick may be relieved when on ions
voysgss tnt It y not unfrequen,ly found insut,
e,ent 70 meet All the cases OF sickness for which
IN cases OF low lever. or wasting Of the vital
powers, a remedy sufficiently potent TO brtak In
latter, the briefcst possible period of time. h
n sessary, as is rare indeed ship's company 4,
suineien'ly strong In numbers TO permit ihs loss
agent for those who "go down to the sea in ships.
thN 90 business IN great waters" slways certain
be recommended or more joyfully accented 6r thc
patient than HosTErTER's B,TrcRs Let the
owners Of ahin provide the msdicius ehests M
IL, but little sickness, and meme Of serious ch r
Sunday Dfspdich. : 7 ~ .ata s,.aaSN II
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

IT, TAs CORNERSTONE AND ExPERIgscu oy
-. an LsvALiD. Published for the benefit and Ar
warning and CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN Who sn,t.,
roh hona nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
nV ~. e.e., at the same time THE MEAN,
%, op sELf ~ CURE. By one who has cured himseir N.
ser dEeihg put to- great expense and Injury thronsh
ny enclosing a post-paid addressed enyeIope,
single copies may be had Of the author, -''
-. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ, .
my wy bediords kings County, N. Y.
EDIroR or REPUBLicAN-Dear Sir, With
yonr permission, wish to say to the resders al
your paper that will send by return mall 10 All
who wish y lhee) a Recipe, with full directions
, ,Gr making NAM and nsirg simple Vegetable lalm,
Blotchen, Tan, Frcoklcs, and ali impnfitie, oi shs
beautiful. N'"'' sn'oo'h' And
o sr w,l siso mall free to those having Bald Head.
mat VIII enable them to start a full xrowth ~
Luxiriant Hair, Whiskers, or Moustache in la. ~
mail without charge. ~ ''e'u'"
Respectfully yours,
loo, ,u, rh9s. I. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Je1'-'mu no. ssi Broadway, New York
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

OPPERIHG A Son As RAIL.--Thos. Sullivan,
arrested by Oiicer B 7. De Vaughn for bein drunk
and dlsorderly, was Aaed $40 II by Justice Giber-
son and required 10 give bail In the Of $500 to
keep the peace. The fine was promptly paid.
Mrs. Sullivan, not knowing how to get the hail,
went to the Station House of the seyeath precinct
anI told the Justice she would give her son ian
intelligent lad Of 10 summers) as bail. She said
he was worth $500, II not $500.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

The BRANSIN HoMIclDE.-The military au-
ihorities having released Policeman Thompson
from the Old Capitol prison aud placed him In the
hands of the civil authorities, he promptly gave
bail In the sum OF 5000 for his appearance for An
examination at 10 O'Clock oi Wednesday NOM
ing-Thomas Berry, one Of our weslthiest citizens
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

DANGEROUS CHARAcTERs.-Benj. Cole, d.
W. stro,hers, II. Piper, Luclen Beaver, J. 7. Bea.
yer, John Lowe, @. W. u. Lowe, VIM. Lovelsce, b.
T. Kurney, VIM. Keys, VIM. Smith, H. Love, and
James A. Nssh were sent up from Gen. Patrirks
headquarters AID committed to the o.d Capital on
the charge OF being dangerous persons. They will
be tried by a military commission. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

a SUPPOSED SIR FOR MosERY.-John P. D,l-
lsny, young lad, was arrested at Alexandria, on
the charge OF being spy for the rebel Moseby.
The officers had watched his movements while In
the city, and finally arrested him on suspicion,
He was brought to this city, and committed to the
Old Capitol by Capt. Todd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
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MoNDAY.,....,,,.,,a,.sErrEMRER y, 1888.

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yNs.is svsses an1 . slsSst. -Il
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

FKUCLAMATIONF FRUM GOV, VANCE, OF NORTH
CARoLINA.-Gov. Vance, of North. Caroline,
has issued proclamation, called forth BY the
lawless and reasonable meetings held In the
Old North State. Gov. Vance warns the peo-
tance in their course; beseeches them to abstain
from any further resistance 10 tho cOnsoription
act and the law for the collection Of taxcs. He
reminds them of their duties as coed citizens,
and exhorts them to abandon the miserable
demonstrations they are making of resistance
to laws which must and will be enforced,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT IN
i l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS * JENNINGS
have established u Hotel and Restaurant, on Tho
New York plan, at No, 40 King street, AIcxan.
dria, Va. The Accommodations and fare onnnnt
iail to suit the public. sela.Iw
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
HOFDcD

THIS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAN
RIERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN oEoRGrrowN Ar THIRTY CENTS FER
MONTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

DEATHS OF SoLDIRRs.--The following deaths
have been reported since last Saturday: VIM.
Field, 18th y. Y. Engineers Iohn,on Ewing, 10th
N. y. Artillery; Abraham Busha, I63d N. Y.
Frank Carver, discharged private from soldiers
Home; Anthony Coppersnith, sth III. Cavalry
Niles Bnrch, 10th N. Y. Artillery; Washington
Irving Cosweli, lst Mass. Cavalry Samuel Linton,
lst y; ferdin and Smith, seott's 800 and Joseph
Gerard, ltOth N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

HEAVY LARCENY BY Ia Ions CL1RK.--Mr.
3. Dolan, merchant tailor, corner Of Fourteenth
street and fenusylvauia avenue, has been rusti.
eating fortnight. On his return Saturday night
he found thnt his store had been closed all day,
and, on investigations, found that the young man
left in charge had abseonded Friday evening,
leaving only three cents In the safe, and carrying
of funds and clothing to the amount OF si,tOo or
such amstter. Adjective is 10 pursuit. Of the
young rascal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SExIsA1. URIS-
ANY AND sexual sysTEM.-New and reliable
trcatment-in Reports OF the HOWARD ASsn'
CIhTIoN-sent in sealei letter envelopes, free of
barge. Address, "'
Dk. J. skILLIN HuuGHroN.
.,,,, Howard Association, Phiiadeiphis, ia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

CHANGE CT CONTAMINATION Saturday a
change Of commanding officers was made at
Forrest Hall, Georgetown. Lieut.. Col. Drew, Of
the Second District, who has been on duty at the
above prison for some time having been ordered
to report 10 his regiment, and Capt. D. W. C.
james, Q, mpsny q, unassigned Pcnnsylvanis vol.
unteefs, appointed In his stead Col. Drew, since
taking command ia Georgetown, has become very
well known and u must liked rs gentleman and
al officer. r. ~. 2 ,.. H ........ ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

FARo.PLAYsR Us. FARo DEALER. On lasi
saturday Mles Perry, the proprietor Of the gaming
saloon on Pennsyivanis avenue, No. s72, neal
Browns Hotel, was arrested by oficer Dom on
the charge Of dealing foul play In q game with
Charles @. Harris. The case was ru,. d by Justice
0iberson for a hearing to-day at 10 O'Clock. An
investigAtion was, therefore, made this morning.
Col. WIN. Thompson appearing as counsel for the
plaintiff and Mr.. WHARTON for the defendant
Mr.. Harris, the complainant, stated that he had
been In the gambling Establishment about ten
times-nine times since April LIST. Every time hs
was there Mr.. Miles Perry conducted the gaming
He did not know whether Mr.. Perry was r gulai
and habitual dealer OF the game.
Mfr. A. $. Salshorg had bean twice to the place
and saw Mr. Perry conducting the game.
Mr.. Thomas Lueian Morris testified: I have been
10 the gambling saloon only once, and that was
about two month"; ago. II was the first time thai
ever went into such an establishment. Did mol
know how TO play faro AZ the time. ] entered the
saloon on invitation.
The Justice imposed I'm, Of $50 upon the pro.
prietor of the saloon. 81 ...a
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

FIRE This MoRNISG.--About l0i O'Clock this
mOrhisg an alarm Of fire was sounded, caused BY
the burning Of an unoccupied frame dwelling on
the corner OF Fifth street east and Maryland ave-
nue., owned by Mr.. Adams. The loss is estimated
at about $50. The fire was the work Of an incen-
diary. The Columbia was on hand, and owing to
their timely exertions the loss was only trivial.
The Perseverance and Franklin companies were
also on hand, but their services were not needed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF
~ ~ WAsHiNGToN will please take notice that
Tor their accommodation at ts7 Tenth street. near
r,e,nasylyanin ,,is avenue, called the sMITHsDNiAN
na, hEs ~ MpRANy, where they will be ready at ali
me luxnries usually kept In a frst-class Rcstsu.
rant. we most respectfully solicit our friends 10
SNOW US the light OF their countenancea often and
we shnii endenvor to render our estsbl lishrnent
wot,'hy ,he patronage Of all the epcuies Of Wash.
seIl--6ts nIJrIER 4 RTcc
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

CouRr-MARrIAL OF CAPT. LEvr.-The trial
OF QuArtermss'er C. NJ Levy, before the court
martial Of which Gen. 81 ugh 10 President, was
commenced this morning. Capt. Levy 10 charged
with having employed Richard Z. Thomas, young
man from Baltimore. at . salary Of $50 per month,
when vourhers were presented sgainstths Govern
ment for e'oo per month, which was paid. II is
also alleged that frauiuleat claims were made In
reference to the pay Of men iu his employ. Capt.
Levy has herstofors stood fair, both as gentle
man and an ofbcer, and his friends feel confident
that the charges will be explained or refutsd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
y I
LATEST FROM REBELDOM.
Proclamation of Gov. Vance Of
North Carolina. ,,.,ae
TEr,Hup'. M.. D. .l-. ... tI .sutt yt". "ai
Resistance or The People 10 tho Cen
scriptiss and Tax Law. ,a.
-
NEWS FROM CHARLESTON TO THE 10TH.
An Account of Federal Opera.
tions Against Sumter, etc.

The Richmond Erqsirer, llth inst, contains
the following: D.. - "'-.s
CHARLESTON, Sept. l0.-There was no firing
last night except from our batteries. The enc
my 10 working hard on Norris Island. rt o.. a
The prisoners taken 10 the assault on Sumter
were landed In jail last night. r-1 r.f
All quiet this morning. -e.r
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14

AVioiEST REBEL--Beuj. II. Estes was COM
mitted TO the Old Capitol on Saturday, charged
with being virulent secs sionist This man has
bsen employed In the qusrte'ma aster's department
for T. Q past thirteen months, and was heard to
say that, although he had taken the oath, he did
not consider It blndiog; that he was In favor Of
JEFF Davis, and II the rebel army came into Wash.
ington he would Join them. He also signed state.
ment 10 that effect, and also that he wanted to 20
South. Estes was In the regular army, but was
discharged on account Of disability. He will have
an opportunity to think over the matter, for few
months In the Old Capitol will undoubtedly he q
good time for Il. ..tu. .., ..s..... .....H t..N
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
OUARTERMASTERS'

hUARTERMASIER CONTRAC
Sk TORS, Surgeons, and Contract Phv.isisn.
Accounts and laims collected and RENTED IN ans
commission. P'' s'n'
EXEMPTION PAPERS PREPARED bv mv c,..,.
napiopet manner unreasonable fees 40 thai thns.
drafted person mt legally liable can be eSemnt,sI
from military service u -" -. ~ 'N'"'p'eu
GEORGE y. H. DAY l. CO,
,, 4, ,,, COunsellors al Law
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
au'a--u Washington Buiidings, Room M /,

A ssiSIANT QUARTERMASTER'S
- oEFlGE, Corner G and twenty ,seeond
&c SALES OF CONDEMNED ANIMAL, viii
t, h place al The Corral, near the Observatory, la
WE wsnrnlty, nrlty, on the Eiksr, THIRD and Fif'rH
anu dOh days Of the month. - 'S''''
In. lhe property Ia condemned as unfit for public
Sales 10 comme.ce at 10 o'elo X a. NJ. of each
uay, and he continued iron, day 10 day until the
number on hand shall be sold '"'
Terms cash, In Government hnds
Z. II. TOMPKINs,
Au2o-s2t Captain, A. Y. NJ, U. s. A,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
THE DRAFT IN OHIO.
10 naFgf1. .H sHr so I-IIfH l.f "aII 4f uHr.IHl
The u. 8. Troops In Indiana
ll5a sis, Ordered to the Field. s..
.-La5Ds. ..Ia4sa. asl. ll0
Gen. Wilcsx 10 Report to General
'GiiS G,iiaos, y Burnside.
IErH I.Nl > .1.a... --H4...
Attempt to Hang Hon. D. w.
,ns Voorhees, by Soldiers.
'H4W nIiHH -
II e 4 s r e s G u Z u. +.
THE DRAFT IN OHIO.

II e n s RE Gu Ed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

MunrnEEsBono. Tenn. March

MUnFREEsBoRo. Tenn. March 2.
Yesterday the 81 and 14th Ohio cavalry
met the enemy in she,viciuity of BsadyviHe
and rented them hip and thigh. Our force
was abous z. 500 strong. consisting of part
Of the two. regiments ] have named. The
Sd was commanded by Col. J. w. Para
more, who also was Immediately in com.
mand OF the whole forge. and the 4th BY
Col. Eli Long. BesiJes these. part Of the
lst Tennessee cavalry. Major Murphy. par
ticipated in the early portion Of the figh,
with much galIantry.
The action took place about one mile
beyond town- The rebels were: 81 Ken
lucky cavalry. Lieut.. Col. j. w. Boyles;
14th Alabama. Maj. Malone. A part Of
their force dismoun,ed aud took position
behind ledge Of rocks. and fought brave.
ly for twenty minutes. Col. Parsmore
had 50 skllliully disposed his forces tina.
after the fight hal continued for some time
in front. he could assail them upon both
nauks. When the TANKS came up charge
was ordered. Our men rushed upon the
rebels with drawn sabres. anu utterly dis
rsed them. cut number, of them down
as they ran. and pursued them tl,ree miles.
The enemy's loss was FIVE killed, thirty
wounded. aud neatly one hundred prison
ers.
We captured from the enemy 100 horse.
and equipments. more than 100 saidlles.
entirely newsa wagon load Of picket ropes
etc. Il - 4-sL&2 60 - 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
EXCISE TAX-N0PIGE,r !


OryicE or CoILEcroR or INTERNAL RKvrsuxt
Logsnsport, Indiana, Feb. 25th. 1863.
NJ otic is hereby given, that the list Of duties
~ and tixes, for the year 1862. in collection
district No. 9, of the State Of Indiana, assessed
under the Excise law Of the United States. has
this day been filed in the Office OF the undersigned.
and that said duties have become due and payable.
Allpersons. against whom any such du'ies or
taxes have been assessed in the County of Mar
SHALL are hereby notified, that the undersigned, or
Chester c. Buck, his deputy for said County, will
attend at the store of Duck Toan, in the town of
Plymouth. in said County, on the 10th DAY Of
March. 1863. and on each day thereafter until the
2o;h day OF March, lS6I. for the purpose OF rccev-
ing such duties and taxes; and that all persons so
assessed in said County. who shall ueglect to pay
the duties and taxes so aforesaid assessed upon
them, on or before the 9th day of March, 1868,
be liable to pay ten per centum additional up
on the amount thereof
JOHN F. DODDS, Collector,
for the 9th Collection District of Indiana.
March S, ls63.--nlet3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

60 !, ~. We have. resolved z commute.
fhrongh the mail signe'l - -. which
inssmuch - i Is personal assanIt on ar
officer in the Union army sai nnaccom.
panied by the authors name. we must ,lc-
cline publishiDg. II the author will give
rs his name We will return him the amoun,
enclosed in the letter to pay for publishing
.Evsn il the statements ID" makes are
correct. With Abe exception Of one, specifi
2 <ssies. 80 cannot see that the officer did
= Less than any other maa you'd under, the
circumstances: AMI in regard 20 the sxcep.
t'cn referred TO. We must think ID" ha,
ben mlsinforDed~. = i-..s,e.--r.- -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
GUARDIAN,S SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that I. John Rielert
Guardian of the persons AMI property of Susan
Gansham and Sarah Gsnsham, minor heirs OF
George Gansham, will offer at private sale, on
SATURDAY, March ~, 1894,
at the Office Of James o. Parks. in the town oil
Bourbon. in Bourbon township. Marshall County
Indiana and if not cold on said day will continue
until sold, the following described premises to-wii
Four undivided fftcenths of the west half of tho
south east quarter dissection 90, in township 80
north of range east.
TERxs OF SALE-O fourth cash in hand. one
fourth in one year, one fourth two years and ono
fourth in three years, the purchaser giving hi,
notes with interest. and approved security waving
all valuation and apprlisement laws.
JOHN RICHERT, Guardian.
Feb. -, ls63-nl5t4.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05
Important to EverS' body!
A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!

We invite the attention Of every lady and gen
tleman to new idea. We have commenced the
manufacture of b-autifu fine Gold Double Lock
Ct. the exact imitation of SMALL GOLD
WATCH. We offer them 20 the public at Fly T.
DOLLARS each. and will put into each locket,
free el charge, the perfect hkeness of any two of
our Generals or leading officers may be named
by the person send z. a. We have on hand thu por
traits Of nearly nil the officers in the army, we'll
rs most of the Rebel G. nerals Besides this rare
offer we will send with every locket desirable
gift Of fine gold iewelry watches. worth in cash
from ONE DOLLAR up to ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. We guarantee that this business
shall be conducted ON fair and honorable principles
aud will refund the money in all cases where per
sou is dls>atis ed. --ast
FAIR AND LIBERAL OFFER.
W., 10 NOS ask any one u send us the money
ill they know what they will get ANY person
can send us their name, and try their luck, and We
will inform them by return all That gift they ar'
entitled To. and they cant en- 10 ~ they please
h.ut sending ior it IL would bc.wcl Tor any lad.
or gentleman desiring the agency for any neigh
b-rho,d to write Us imncdiAieiy, as those whp ap
IN first will have the first chance at this splendi'
cnterprise. gents who send us names Of persona
in any part of the country. tn try their luck, VII
receive ten per cent of all the money hey ma
send u. IL il impossible to give all the partcu
lars in an advertisement, but will do so by pri
yatc circulars TO those sending US then names.-
The lockeis and gifts will bc by mail. pos
aid. Money sent by mail at our risk.
PS Write your name, Post Office and Stat
distinctly. Address, A w. HALL & Co.
Corner OF Third and Pine Streets, 81. Louis. No
NorE TO EnsroRs ANY Editor who will in er
this advertisement and note one month or upwards
and call attention Of Editors and others, will re-
eeive Tin advance ii desired) one OF our ..Five
Dollar Lockets and Pictures by notifying Us and
sending copy OF paper. .n.t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-05

There will be an Agricultural MEETING
at the Conrt House on Saturday. March
I. 1868, at which important business viii
he transacted, and it is therefore ,es raj ls
that there should be a full attendance o
all who take an interest in the prosperity
of the Society. Il. h. HoUonToS.
nl7t2. ~ Sec'y.