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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-21
BROKERS' BOARD.
MARRIED..

In Johnston. II. L. Sept H. Rufus A. Fogg of
Gorham. Me-. and Mary j. Bray, of j.
In Augusta. Sept. g. Frank c. Turner and Miss
Nancy l.. Wells.
In Boston, Sept. 6. Nathaniel W. Moulton and Miss
Linda Whitney. both OF Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-21

IS-The U, S. Conference of the Universal
lists, which just closed its session here, passed
series OF political resolutions, but, SO far as
we learn, none on the state Of religion and the
duties OF the church, Advertiser.
The above is one of the stro,cs which indi-
cate the spiritual nelinations OF the editor Of
the Advertiser.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-21

PANAMA AND CALlFORNIA-Steamers carry
ing Mails for Aspinwall, Panama, and California
leave New York on the LIST, 18th, and 2Ist of each
month
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

Al London LIST inst. ships T. W Stetson. Hurlburt
Eagle Wing. Linnell: Yorktown. Meyer; Meridian.
Lambert, and DAM Webster. Spencer, for n York
oxford, uolbrook; Barnabas Webb lIewes and
Susan fearing. Newcomb, disg; Europa. Reed. aud
Sarah Freeman. Austin disengaged: Montebello
Henderson; Chimborazo. Henry, and vaucluse, Nell
son. for sale.
Cid at Havana sth inst bark st Jago, White for
Cardcnas
Ar at Matanzas 10Th inst, bark Lucy Frances. ray
Bucksport.
Ar at ST John NIB 18th inst, ship AIbatross, Nc
Laughlin. Boston.
Cid iith. ship II Soule. Sinnet. Buenos Ayres;
bark Statesman. Morrill,. Dublin; 18th, ship Com
promise, Caulkins, Liverpool
SPOKEN.
July 81, off ST Helena. ship Southerner 90 days
from Rangoon for Falmouth l..
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-21
DOMESTIC PORTS.

A bark OF about 500 tons was launched from the
yard OF ID. o. Blaisdell, at Bath Saturday after
noon.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-21

fine bark Of about 400 TONS built by Jos W DYER
was launched at Cape Elizabeth on SATURDAY. She i,
owned by the builder and Others
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-21
SuuGlay


sAiLED-wind sE-brigs Fannie knight.
nd others 'e'''
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-21
LADIES, LIST

LADIES' LIST.
Ailen Henry mrs Littlejohn Annie
Rrner' ss,an Leighton Lucy J mr.
lusn y ~ ~ mrs. Libby Mary
Bartlett Florence IoweII Naryr
Brickett Flora Ieaman No.
Brown Geo W mrs rev Larkin Mary. care :
Briggs Ha -riet mrs Newell
Bradley Louisa Murnhv Annie
Bibber Marceia Mania, Ann
Barker miss Congress st Merrill Kate
Brown Mary NJ mrs Moss ELLEN mrs
Brown mrs Moore Elizabeth mrs
Brown Sarah Braley mrs Morgan Elizabetb "
LARK Nettie mrs Maynard Ellen ID
S asw.n TI1a Martin Mary Ann m
Carra,s u mrs Macarthur Maria mrs
Coyne Mary mrs Norris Abby mrs
Comedian Margret mrs Neiss A nj mrs
Cronan Mary Ann Neason Ellen
c cur'is /, 2 mrs Mason Mary Elizabet
Sfoss heDecca u mrs Otis james mrs
Curran Thomas b mrs Proctor s mrs
curry carrie 4 Phillips Georgianna
Dyer Emily mrs Pierce Hester A
Durham Emma Porter xdia A ~.
Douge Hattie mrs Penny L. onard mrs
Doiley mrs Parker Mary mrs
Dyer martina mrs Pennell Mary mrs
Dyer Martha W mrs, e EPiummer Mary
Dwyre Mary Roberts Margaret L
Donayon Mike mrs Richardson Sarah u
Daalon y mrs Rand Susan ID mrs
Dowhing Rosy Read William g mr.
nouge sarah Slasin Agnes mrs
Dyer Storer mrs Stewart A A
Ei"ei charlotte mrs small Deborah mrs
Emerson Eliza mrs Sweat Eliza y mrs
Enis Mary mrs Sargent Emma
Foster Evelyn mrs Stevens Lizzie
Fui,er Hattie r mrs staples Mary y mrs
Farne'd Mary mrs Shaw Mary A mrs
Fenly Maria NJ mrs shaw Mary mrs
RAINY Nary Staples Matilda
1errish Az Smith Mary Il
Saie Emma z mrs Sawyer Mary
Grant Joseph mrs Soule Susan mrs
Green John mrs Task Emma ID
Go drich Louisa W Tucker Jennie f.
Gordon Sarah mrs fabian Julia d mrs
1.elaspy VI liam mrs Tompson Mary l.
Hoyt " mrs Whitley Angie
Haywood Lizzie g Wellington Addie 4 n
Howe L A mrs Walsh A mrs
Rafferty, Mary wescott David mrs
Hayden Mary + Webster Emma
Haoernnesel Maria Wescott George mrs
Jones IL J mrs Wilson John D mrs
mann Rate, N..-- n
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-21

~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prinio
at this office II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27

from the city of indianapolis, who shall
act as the Central Executive COMMITTEES
of the Union War Democracy, with pow.
er in the majority of their number to ap.
point meetings and take into consideration
such other business as may come before
them
The President put the vote and the res
olntions were adopted without dissent.
ing vote. followed by loud cheering.
General John A. McClernand was then
introduced by the President, who spoke
in the most complimentary terms of his
services at the siege of Vieksburg and else.
where etsra
We will endeavor to find room fol-
Gen McClernand's speech in our next. as
well as Gen. kimball's. After Gen. Me-
Clernand's speech letters were read from
several distinguished War Democrats from
this and other States who had been invited
bnt could not attend the meeting. Gen
Dumont and Col Asbury Steel also ad-
dressed the meeting. IS
Austin H. Brown offered the following
resolutions, which vas unanim ously adopt
ed.
Resolved. That the Central Executive
Committee be instructed to correspond
with the Committees Of other States, and
confer with them as to the propriety of or
ganizl-J the Union War Democracy O
the nation.
On motion the Convention adjourned by
giving three cheers for the Union of The
States and the war to sustain it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

While Brandreth's Pills are so potent for dis
eased bodies, they harmless as bread The
babe at the breast the man OF ripest years, and
delicate females, are certain to receive in
crease of health from the use of these Pills bless
ed of Heaven.
1t has been said by an able physician, that
'this medicine always benefits and never Injuries"
Wherein is the superlative quality. The Brand
reth Pills have no power action but upon i'm
pure humors in the blood. They seize only the
Impurities in and around the parts effected by dis
ease; all the parts involved in diseased actions
operated upon, ard cleansed from all foulness,
and reinfused with ''Life' by the wonderful cura-
tive powers contained and inherent Of the most
justly famed BRANDEETH's Pills.
Millions of people whose lives appeared to be
at the last ebb. worn out by fevers consuming
fires, by consumption's insidious advances, by
racking torrents of inAammatory rheumatis:-s
have been cured by the use of these pills. "
persons are living witnesses, and thousands are
residents in every city eff America. Principle
Office, No. pa Canal Street New York.
Sold by III. B. PERsHrNG, d CO., Plymouth Ind,
and by ali respectable dealers in medicines.
I'm. ASK FOR THE NEW STYLE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27

srs4Ths Democrat of last week puts forth
the following appealing statement concern
ing fhe enrolIment in this county:
"a Committee appointed BY tho Demo
cratic Club Of Center Township, have. for
= few days past been procuring the names
of persons subject to draft who have not
been enrolled. They have met with very
good success in some localities; in Center
sTowpship. for instance. they have found
: fifty man subject to draft who arc not en-
rolled In every other Township there
are proportionate number of omissions =
This is rather mild language. consider
ing al the inflsmmatory talk that has been
uttered for few weeks past ~ Copper
heads. concerning the enrolment. who
were striving to stir up bad blood. 1t is
another case Of collapse. coming down
!, hsplisg. in sail. by the concern over the
way. Why is i so dovs-like now? Ev'
ident4y b~esuse thssesult Of the Commit
Issss Investigation was not satisfactory. =
II developed one fact, viz: that three
~ ttftt A44H - 80 . f.-t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27

fourths of the number overlooked or not
enrolled are Copperheads. which the edi-
or. doubtless, had rather had not been
found out. II was altogethsr different in
that respectfrorn what he expected to find
il. Observe how silent he is in regard to
the politics of those not enrolled. Had
three fourths of them been Union men in.
stead of Copperheads what blow he
would have made about il; as il i, he is
like the boy the calf run over.- has very
little to say. and what little he does say is
as mild as the cooling of sucking dove.
Among the City he SAYS were overlooked
or not enrolled in Center township, we
understand several men are included. who
claim to be over As. and SO stated to the
Commissioner when called on. and slse
several under 20 years of age. One OF
two at least in the Committees list are
known to be already enrolled. Is the
Committee incompetent or dishonest?--
Both, we are inclined to think.
The statement about the omissions in
every other township. is as false, doubtless,
as that in regard to Center township. 1t
is very evident if j. were true that it would
have bean made in more specific terms.
The list, we understand. has been re-
turned to the Committee with blank forms.
instrueting them to make it out in q reg
ular manner. When they do this and
hand the list back we may have some
more comments to offer on the subject.
We are told that once upon time 1.-THE
mountain labored and brought forth a
mouse" The same may be said of this
Committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27
The County Convention.

= The proceedings of the Union Conven-
tion which met in this place on Saturday
last will be found in another column
The Convention though not SO largely at
tended by our friends. as was desired. ow-
ing in part, no doubt, to the threatening
appearance Of the sky in the early part oil
the day, was. nevertheless very rsspecta-
blo sssemblage. All the seats in the
Court Hall were filled as full as comfort
would admit, with earnest, intelligent pa
triots. and every township in the county
Was represented.
!. OF the nominees of the Convention it is
unnecessary for us to endorse them. They
are we'll known throughout the county as
respectable and Intelligent men. uncom-
promising Unionists, and competent to
discharge the duties of the offices they have
9 been nominated for. What more can we
say? Every loyal man can certainly vote
for them with good grace, aud labor for
their election without any fear that they
will betray their trust or prove unworthy
of the confidence reposed in them
" For some cause, probably the threaten.
ing appearance of the clouds and the loud
+ noise they made. in the early part OF the
day. oor speaker did not appear. which
was great disappointment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.

AFTER THOROUGH TRIAL CT MORE THAN
TEN YEARS, the timepeces manufactured by the Amer
lean Watch CO., of waItham, Mass, have gained
hold upon the ycr Of the public and no less than
70 600 of them Speaking for themselves in the pockets
of the people, From very Insignificant beginning the
business has Increased until stating
WE MAKE MORE THAN HALF of all the watches sold
in the listed States Repeated enlargement factory
building. and the labor of5oo operatives, still find
equal to supply the constantly increasing demand And
may here observe that not wit Standing high price
labor aud materials, actually sell products at
less prices than those current i've years ago.
We refer these facts only for the purpose properly
introducing another subject relative manufacture u
watches. Hitherto chief object been to MAKE good
watches for the million at the lowest possible pce-some
hngto take the place Of the ake-beeve watches called
Ancrss, Lepnez, English Patent Levers. &c.
nsy thrown upon this Market countless number by
European work shopswaiches which refuse ofther
nsaeable home and perfectly worthiesve
where. $3.50 s..,os ris.1r.-r ~ ft1 =
This object we hare accomplished and We hare to
announce, that have commenced the nanuSActre Of
watches of the very = p
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO cHR0NoME1RY,
unemlled by anything hitherto made by
unsurpassed by anything made in the world For this
purpose have the smpest hcilities We have erected
addition buildings expressly for this branch
of business and have filled il with the bsf werkmsn
service Profting by long experience have
remodeled the form Watches introdscng such inn
promentsas have beenuEgeted and proved to be good
from time time and have and severe tests
isochronism adjusment and conpen ntion. New ma
chimes appliances have been constructed which perform
their work with cacy and exaefitude. and
the choicest approved materials only uss<
Nothing fact wanting either in mechanical principles,
or workmanship perfection the
We continue to manufacture other uclknoxn qualite
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27
FROM THE ARMIES OF ROSE
GRAMS AND BURNSIDE.
The Forward ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ization Of Johnst0n's AM Bragg's
Armies.

ization Of J0hnst0n's AM Bragg's
Armies.
CKclsSAr, Aug. 22.-The Gosetfe has
advices from Rosecrans army to the 18th.
and from Burnside to the 10Th. Both ar
mics had commenced forward movement
the former for Chattanooga and the lat
ter for Knoxville. The troops are in good
condition aud fine spirits.
New YonK. Aug. 22.-The New York
Tines Washington dispatch says:
A letter from a prominent officer in
Rosecrans' army says the whole country
for miles around Chattanooga, ID swarm
ing with deserters from Brsgg's and John
ston's wmies. Both of these commands
are denofsIlzed. aud canno, longer he
called armies. A great many rebel sol
dlers come within our lines daily and sur-
sender A majority of these bring their
arms with them. The dissatisfaction Is
most marked among the Mississippi, Lou
i~ana and Tennessee troops, who say they
have. noshing to fight for. and SO give up
the contest and return home Several
Mississippi regiments recently deserted in
. body, Offices and ell. The feeling
sda9f ko9G9< : sqMe1 L<es
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27
A Friend in Need. TrV II.

Dr.. SWEETS INFaLIBLE LNIMENr is prepared
from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet of Connecticut the
great bone setter and has been used in practice for the
last twenty years with the astonishing
ah external remedy il without rival, and will alievi
ATE pan more speedily than any other preparation. For
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly nabe,
and curative for Sores Wounds Srrains, Bruises
its soothing healing and powerful proper
ties, excite the just wonder and establishment of all who
have given it trial Over one thousand certificates
of kable performed by within
years, attest this fact.
See advertisement
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27
The News.

Owing to the space occupied by the pro
ceed ings of the Mass Meeting of the Wa,
Democracy. at indianapolis. anil the &C,
count of the sacking aud burning Of. Law.
renee, Kansas. by Guerillas, we are ne
icessarily compelled to sum up the wal
/; news this week very briefly.
The intelligence from Charleston is oil
the most important character. The last
accounts from there which were up to Mon
day last. say that Fort Sumpter is hep
of ruins, and the presumption is that i;
has surrendered ere this, as a rebel dis
patch dated Charleston, August %, says:
On Saturday, GOA shots were fired at Sum-
d ter; 40 struck inside and outside. The
east wall is scaled and battered and the
parapet undermined. The north west wall
and arches have fallen in. The guns are
all dismounted. On Sunday, the land
batteries opened from the south aud north,
and monitors from the east ard west. COM
ing close up. The fire was very damaging.
The shot swept through the fort. The
shell wounded several officers, including
Col Rhett. The latter is ordered to hold
out until relieved or the place is taken
Col. Guilford, Of Wagner, is killed and
several wounded. Gen. Gilmore sent no.
sice on Sunday that at IL o'clock to-mor-
row he would open on Charleston. In
the meantime the non-combatants could
leave.
A dispatch dated Norfolk, Va. August
%. says, the Richmond Examiner of to-
day has been received containing Charles
ton dates of Monday. An extract says.
last night at II o'clock the enemy opened
FIRE on the city, firing fifteen Sinch Parrot
shells, and non-combattants are leaving in
a continuous stream.
Affairs at Charleston are little differ
from what they were two years ago last
April. Then they were rejoicing over the
capture of Sumter, now they are forced to
leave their pleasant homes to save their
lives. The day OF relribution and sorrow
has come upon them.
Rosecrans' army appeared in front Of
Chattanooga On the 2lst. and opened fire
on the city at 10, o. m. The enemy res
pended from 10 guns. most of them small
ones.
Burnsides is thought to be preparing to
march into East Tennessee.
Linst. Col Phillips of the 9th Illinois
cavalry, with q force numbering 1.500
men, made brilliant dash into Grenada,
on the 18th, in conjunction with the expe-
dition from -Vicksburg. drove Gen. Sher-
man with 1900 Confederates and three
pieces of artillery. from the place. destroy
ed 81 engines. upwards OF 400 cars, the
depot buildings, machine shops. and a
quantity of ordnance ard commissary
stores; also captured abe at 90 railroad
men and a number of prisoners.
= There appears to be strong Union par
.ty in North Carolina, who are beginning
to speak out boldly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27

among the troops against the Jsf Davis
Government is very bitter. and ell are fur
ious for the war to cease, and to return to
their old allegiance.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 22-Nothing
new from the 'front.' The army at last ac-
counts was slowly moving onward Co
wards Chattanooga and Rome. ffU
Burnsde's forces are new in East Ten
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27

5i,.-.s ave been tested in the above complaints,
and there is but one voice from the people, and
that is in favor of these truly wonderful Stomach
Bitters. We advise all who afflicted and need
an agreeable tonic for the troubles above Indicated
to commence at once using these Bitters. See
Advert sement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27

n. b. The name OF Prince Co.," is cnouc h
to satisfy every one who in need OF good and
reliable Melodcop.
Al who are in want Of a. Instrument will call
on me for descriptions, and in the purchase you
can buy of me cheaper than at the Factory
/. CHAS. WHITMORE, AeExr,
Plymouth, Marshall Co., Indiana
August 81, lS63.-n43m6.
Rochester Caronicie please copy 6mt's and serd
bill to Agent
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27
Organ MeIOdeonS

Organ MelOdeOnS.
Two Banks Of Keys, Five Sets of Reeds,
Eight Stors. One and a half Ok tlre Foot
Pedals, One Ser OF Re,ds in r, dal Bass
independent. R0sewood, : 1885
One Bank OF Keys, Three Sets of Reeds,
Six Stops, Nth Foot Pedals. Bind set of
Reeds in Pedal Bass independent, Black
School Organs, or Harmoniums-
a I've ONthfcS,. ITO
-Four and a Halt Octslvcs, 30
Piano Ca-ed Melodeous.
Five Octave, Two Banks Of Keys,. ego
Five Octave, Double Reed, r to F. I65
Six Octave, r to rs
Five Octave. L to 4. 10
Portable Mei0dccns.
Five Octave, Double Reed. F TO F,.. rf5
i've Octave, + to F,...s so
Four and Halt Octave, { to F,. G5
Four Octave, G to C,.............. So
Singing Teachers MeIodeon,. .... 40
TERMS CASH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27

1t has long been the aim of physici-
ms to find Ia combination OF medicines
CACP having the requisite stimulating and
.6C1N and tonic properties to relieve and
WIN ure the common complaints Of Bill
Nv iousness, Liver Disorders. Languor.
MMZ (. Headache, Lowness of Splits. Indi-
VIZ estion. Jaundice, Fever and Ague,
'L//kv c., which are the diseases incident to
h/ his climate. The remedy has been
DCL discovered by DIR. Roback, and in
'@H thousands of cases the merits of his
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27

one from each Congressional District be
appointed. which prevailed. and the fol-
lowing was announced as
THE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-27

Gen. Nathan Kimball. Of Martin County
Eleven Vice Presidents, one from each
Congressional District, and FIVE Secreta-
ries were appointed.
DR.. Stewart and Hon. D. E. William
son were appointed to conduct Gen. Kim
ball to the stand. In few moments the
gallant old soldier appeared and was hail
ed with three rousing cheers
(Gen. X. on taking the chair made
very patriotic speech. the very reverse in
sentiment Of the speeches we hear from
|Copperheads hereabouts. Weregreat that
our space will not admit its publication
While Gen. K. was speaking 1t was
found that not half the crowd could hear,
accordingly another stand was erected in
tho southeast part Of the State House
Yard, from which Or. VIM. NJ. Daily
spoke. -RRp.1 'ieaS eee q 5sn
D. Daily's speech was frequently inter.
rupted by cheers aud other demonstration
of satisfaction from the immense crowd
who had gathered around. At its conclu
sion he took avote to ascertain how man,
were on the Jefferson, jackson. and Dong
las platform. the old Union line. bound
flor the salvation Of the country. AL
hands were up. He then asked how ma
my were on the Burr Calhouns Breckin
ridge and Vallandigham platform. No
one hand gas raised.
Judge Lowering. Of Clarke, moved tina
| . committee on resolutions, consisting o
- = ~
The Shasta courier., 1863-07-04
For Roadmaster,
JAMES JENKINS.

THE BALTIMORE UNION LEAGUE.-Itis an
nounced by telegraph that since the recent
rebel raid into Maryland the Notifications
around Baltimore are defended by members
of the Union Leagues of that city. This is
the first occasion that has arisen, where the
legitimate objects Of the Union Leagues have
been carried IL to practical effect. The first
Union League in the country was organized
in the city of Baltimore, and they are the
first to be called upon as an organization to
defend their homes and firesides against the
enemies of our country, and they can be re-
lied on, as no copperheads in any considera-
Die numbers, have joined their ranks to as
sist in maintaining our government against
the attacks of the Slave Confederacy.
The Shasta courier., 1863-07-04

SrEEcH OF A. r. ANDREws.-This gen.
tleman, the President of the late convention
on Wednesday last, stated in his speech " that
he was glad to see that the democratic party
still lives, (eheers) that he believed 1t was
strong enough to redeem this State and this
county from the rule of the opposition party,
tcheers); that he believed it to be politi-
cal and military necessity to put down tins
oppressive opposition party, (cheersl.
We Judge from the language used, that the
speaker is in favor of resorting TO arms, II
his party is defeated at the ballot-box IN tins
State. Let every man, of whatever party he
may belong, frown upon such reasonable
doctrine as this, and signify by their votes
that no threats of this kind shall intimidate
Union men from performing their duty in
preserving peace in this loyal State.