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IMPORTANT 10 FBMALHs.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

LIZ NEl1fnOnlIlA AN - 4 LA4A0s
Tho combination 0. ingredients in these PiIlsan
toe rssult OF long end extensive practice. They an
mild IN their Uperat0u and osr tain IN correcting ~
Irregularities painful Menstruation, TsnoYing s -
utruotiOns whether from cold otherwise, hsadaha
rain n the side naPIssti0n OF the heart Whitss az
nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain "a tas
baok and limbs, 6o., disturbed sleep, which arise
from interruption OF nature.
DR., CHEESEMAN'S PILIe-
sas the commencement o. nss era In tho trsatmal5
Of those irregularities and ObsiT netons which haT
consigned % msny to a premature grave. No fsmaE
can enjoy good health unless she Is regular, ana
whenever an distraction takes Plaos the general
health begins 10 decline.
nR. CHEEaEE An 8 PILLS
ara the most eHeatual remedy ever known for a cor
slaints peculiar to Females To all casses they a.,
nvausBls insInssng. ufth certainty, psriodscz res
ularIty. Thsy s-s knoVn 10 thousands, who haVi
uasd thsm a. didor51t periods, throughout the ooun
try having the sanction Of s9ns o. ths most sEineBs
PhysiciaEs IN Amsrioa.
Explicit directions, stating when they should n
he used, with eaSh Eek. Ths price, 81, 90 par Boi
containing irom 50 70 81 Pills.
pills sent hy mall, promptly, By renittinG % N
Prepristcr. Sold by Druggists generally.
4. B. HUT0HINGs, Proprf5tor,
% Csdar-st, Eoa Yark
z- sold Wholesale aud Retail in Cleveland b
5TRONG ARMSTRONG. elrll.s0sliLl
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MARCH 80, 1853.
GOOD Household Furniture,
Top Buggy, SC,

At Residence Of R. J. Fal:er, lO4 Euc'id-St.
o. CUTTER & SON viii sell on Monday, March
3lth commencing at 10 clock A. NJ at the residence
aid house. cOnsiB ing Of Dressing Burfaus, Fency
Uentre Tables Ont ago Chairs, Loufg E, W9rdrobes,
good CotfaCe Bedsteads, WEat Not, Oak Extension
Dining Table, tame " at Arm Chairs, enc ossd Wa n
Stands, Buff WindOE Shades, Muslin Curt ins, b u
ses Tbree-ply and Ingram Carp ats Stair CaIp Is,
Looking Classes Plated Ware, 1HbeC g tlery. CrOc-
cry and Glass Ware, Kitchen Utensils &C, &c, tne
Dispatch Cook Stove and Furniture, nearly new.
AlsO-Oae Top Buggy.
HS- douse open at O'Clock on morning OF sale
Purchasers wi be required to remove their articles
fro n the n emises by 5 oo'Ock on day of sale.
nB-rEnmS-Cash. Bankable Funds at time OF
sale m"fZf:A33
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AGRICULTURAL.
AG RIG TUR Al

a 6 Z : . d y 1" a :"
PLOWg.-We have a superior lot for the
Spring Trade.
BALDWIN, DEWITT CO.,
3g Oenter-St.
WLTITATORs.-W Steel Teeth and
Shovel PLoWs with ]. 2 and shOTels-
y BALDWIN, DEWITT 3 co.
IRON ROAD gORAPERS, Churns, Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, SC, sc.
BALDWIN, DEWIrf 4 90. %
sNK YOKFs. and few more Of those BEsF
CLOTHES WRINGERs, at
CLEVELAND AGRICULTURAL WORKS.,
Esb2s ssO OenteF-s
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DESERTERS.

nESERTED.-ON OR ABOUT THE
27ih If Febrrary, 1868, from frankfort, Ky
Nm j JONES He Il about twenty-five years OF
age five fsst four inches in height, dark complex
i5n, hazel eyes, b. own hair said Jones was pfi-
yate in Co. 3. i Cd RegimentO V. L.
will y, in addition to the reward paid for the
arrest OF desete-s by 0OyeTnm Mt, reward Ul rive
Cents, aay who wilt arrest said Jones and re-
turn him to the Regiment give Information where
ha may be found W. W. HUTCHINSON,
mar2J:432 Capt CONG 70 B, lO3d VI
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QS0 ACRES CHOICE TIMBER
Monday, March SOth, 1858
CLAIMS.
mo SOLDIERS ANp THEIR HEIRS

d. w. GAGE, Successor to Gage & Bruce,
L. authorized and licensed BY the United States to
coll ct Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims against the Government OF the u. S and of
the state of Ohio By late law Of Congress soldiers
DISCHARGED by rsssOn Of received service,
entitled to 800 Bounty. Soldiers Of the three
months service and large numberof others, are
titled to pay for service before being mustered into
the U. s. Service, and thousands who were not mus
tered in at all entitled to pay. All such
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected BY
applying personally orby letter, enclosing stamp to
d. W. GAGE, l6S Superior-St.,
Opposite the Merchants Bank,
mar2f:R23 Cleveland, Ohio.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
.NnIDArr ToR PoL1oE JupaE

UANDIDATE FOR POLICE JUDGE.
The un:ersisned, an unconditional Union War
Democrat is candidate for Police Judge of this City
at the suing Spring Election. circumstances COM
bined, aud well known to my friends, have induced
me to offer myself a candidate for that Office.
therefore invoke the warm and generous support Of
all those who love the Constitution it is and the
Union as it was. Yours respectfully,
DAVID MALTBY.
Cleveland, March 20, 1863. mar25:is4
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We have lost one man killed and two
wounded.
awe hsveten or fifteen prisoners, among
whom is Lieutenant Driscoll, formerly Of
the United States Army, sOn-in-laW Of
Floyd"
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rRlENp IE REEp-rnY IF.

A FBIEND rs HEED-TRT II.
Or. Sweets IEFALLIBLE bIEI1EETi5 i5 preRErE
iron the recipe o. d. Stephen sse eot Of 0onnsotioI
the great bone SETTER and has been used IN his PA
toe for the last twenty yeEr5 With he most aston
ing success As an exteTu5l reniody Il % wlthoutl
riVal and will alleviate gain more speedily than am
othsr rreparati0n- For all Eharmar-c and NerFou
Disorders II is truly iniiiols, End a. curative t
Sores, Wounds, Syraius, bfu8es, &o-s It's sQcth1nd
healing and powerful reugthoning prUponsites eI
cite the Irst wonder and eatonidnmeEt OF al who nay
sysr RiV6u Il trial. Over tour hundred csrtihcalsl
a rsnarkable cures performed BY it within th Last
two years, astast to thi1 iact D.rcng Armstrong
AqautH for flsveiand decllllteuailial y. -
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sPEaIaF HaTIeRa.



DF. g Il A HI A NJ,
Member Of ths Royal College Of Physisiass,
London, England; Graduats Of
Rieord's Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES.
and constant attendant Of Paris. London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years,
has opened his Office At the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he viii be happy to meet an foss who ars a.
aieted with subacute and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, add Is mild eficacous and effective. Hismed-
icinea are simply vegetable extracts and oils that
have never been used but by two other physicians In
America besides himself BE has spent the greatest
part Of his iiesnd thousands Ofdoars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. He tests the Urine
for an forms of disease. No ehsrge for giving all an
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To Yousa MEs.-He can prove to you in few min
utes that he is the only physician you ever treated
with that cures this disease. For every patient Who
will follow his direoi0na he will give Ono Hundred
Dollars if he fails ~ curing this disease. No charge
made for consul tatiIn Those at distance who wish
to consult the DO- tor may DO by sending a small
win answer and describe their case and tha ssili-
ity OF getting relief By enciosing return postage
| stamp. MARI 80
The Chief Attributes Of Manhood ere
frequently lost suspended BY NAL practices and VI
cious habits that will inevitably ieId hereditary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laid
down in the treatise ''HUMAA FRAILTYi or PHYS
BIOLOGICAL REsEAR0HEs." Il is elaborately illustra
| ted with eolored sngraVings and win convince thf
most hardened and uncoacerned, As well relieve
the minds Of the most depending, BY leading thou
in the right channel for relief Of bodily and mental
/ agony and despair.
E5-sold By Dr.. BAHRow, ls4 Bleeeker 81, n. z.
Price Is cents Semi tree sveryEhsrs. Se advsrtlss
ment Of . Trissemar' in another column.
sold also b. G. ". CLARK. Druggist, CieEoland.
Ohio r.F .
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GANDIES-OF OUR OWN AND
Y French manufacture, & largo assortment.
leDA MOULD HUMsEH.
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1883

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF CLEVELAND,
1RANELLER, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY & NORTH-
EkE LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during season,
on the following daYs
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NOTICE.
NI0T[nE An CONTRACTORS-

NOTIOE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals will be received at the ofhca
o. the Civ Civil Engineer until Il N, April 7th 1858,
for the grading ballasting and paving the Roadway
and curbing the sidewalk on Jame5-St., between
Merwin and VineyaId-Sts.
bidders are requested to bid the price per cubic yard
for excavation. per square foot for paving per ueal
foot for curbstone and per lHeal loot for csOsswak
strne the stone Il to be Medina IN. sandstone.
Plans and Specifications may be seen and more par
ticular Information obtained At sail Engineers o.
fce on and after the 18th inst.
The Beard Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission of bids resevng the right TO accept or re-
ject the same BY order Of the Board.
o. ID. BISHOP, City Civil Engineer.
rnarrhq5.lai
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CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.

IRAOKELLEY has consented to be candidate
for the Office Of Mayor Of Cleveland, If nominated
without wire-Working. He Is one Of the three men
remaining who here in lslz If elected he will
devote his time to the lest interests OF the city
gardless Of party, which ought not to be admitted
into council The citizens are invited to nominate
Mr. Kelley By accla alton, and then vote for him
the first Monday o. April next. By so doing they
will Oblige all except negro Norshippers. mhl9
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tiop Of which q vote should be taken upon
the bare question OF condemnation without
any qualification or mitigation.
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silks,
H. D, KENDALL & CO.


C"nC o"HC
= i II N O--O i II N %
Grn0t R0rOOius I'm Dress Silks
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TREFSI TREESII TREFSlll

L GRAPE vINEsl GRAPE vINEsIl
Bssee,t your Trees with care and oh. ain the best
torts bV purchasing OF
mar27.f3f +. X. ELLlOIE.
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DUSSELL'S STRAWBERRIES.
h This " variety Of Strawberry equals "Wil-
son Albany in prOduotivensss, aud passes it in
siZ, II Of superior flavor, and the color be iui'
fnl Gear red, not dizzy like the Albany.
as-OTlsrs will b received and Plants tff-red for
sale nv =. r. ELLIOTT,
vo,rs-.sa6 Arent for the ProprietOr.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
DELEE ISLAND,
AND
Point Pelee Reef Light Houses.
LAKE RE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on and alter the 18th
of ApriI next IN LIGHT exhibited on Pelee Island,
near the upper eud Of Lake Erie will be altered 80 as
to sheW BRIGHT RID, and that on Point Felee reel,
will be altered to . WHITE LIGHT. Captains and RI
lots Of vessels will there bear in mind, that in
passing up the Lake the WHITE LIeHr will be on the
star oasd side and the LIGHT on the lAIbs aid
side By order Of the Commissioner.
TRUDEAU, Secretary.
Department. # Pablo Works,
Q1sbeo, Canada Is March, 1868. mar27;44O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08
FRENCH NORTHUMBERLAND.

an pEMANDE uNE FEMME FRANCHISE otI pEUr
~ hen rarlcr "a lans. pour sogner IN pe ghrron DC
aaarre II faut iu'cilH paahc II coutrs
Dn dcuaude s0ns he II vile saddr4s
.er de dit dcnr heures No. 100 Ia QuArosi-me rue
puste.
TINE DRMoIsELLE FrsAscAIsK DESIRE UNp PLACE
dams une fsmiAc pour bonnes d'enfsnp gu femme de
chsmbrc Ellie pc, donuer IL bonnie M atoms
S'Aire..rr .u % PAX et
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

niAMoSDs. CD GOLD AND srLvER.-L,pIEs OR
~ gentlemen bavns old ,oi silver or Diamonds 10 sell
~ snnE ~ LOUIS ANRfCH 10 broadway, Under inc New
Ynrk Hotel sc better than at other place IN the
ely lie oers to ray the hishes, priccweny per cent
lRn other psfeoaani pays In city money With.
betting compelled 70 take any other goods exchange
10 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

nIAMosDs B0uoHr ron CAsB-AND GREAT
IL price gwen for nne single stones. Money 70 oar.
fItsgs s. p SsS ar s.ssg w
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-25

Emperor Napoleon and the French Cabi.
net to that step. As toquostious Of right,
or principles, and OF the future, thev are
little thought Of tho interests of the pro,
sent moment only arc attended TO. The
French government conprehends the sit.
ualion in different manner, and we con,
gralulato it on so dong. II dcplores tho
disasters Of the American war, expresses
wishes for the reNestablishmeut Of peace.
and gives connsels to the Washington
Cabinet which will, we hope, be iavorably
received. The French government thinks
thPta recourse to the friendly offices Of
one or more neutral Powers has nothing
incompatible with tho legitimate pride Of
great nation. 1t does not dispute the
right Of the federal government to decline
the cooperation of tho great maratimo
Powers Of Europe. IL only asks whether,
IN setting aside any foreign Intervention,
the Washington Cabinet may not houor,
ably accept the idea Of direct conferences
with the authorities who represent the
Southern Statea.'"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-25
GIRLS ON ICE


!, Dou !lnaSlho lor an instant, gWI5, thai
| learning 10 skate IS the least bit calculated
TO inspire you with any pleasing emotions
| far ifom 1t. VIII tell you how IL vii! he
ou VIII say TO John llcnrY-
How / would like to know how tC
skate
John Henry will say
'LeNlmniJ, my love. q, course
The next limo he comes he viii bring
You pair OF Conovor d Walkers best.
lie viii say
'To.morrow evening, darling at half,
past five
Tomorrow evening YOU viii get vour
skates about hCII-paa, six, with strong
determination to show John Henry what
a graceful little fairy you arc 'on ice.
lie leads you from terra frma' to terra
icea,' which you at once discover to be a
different kind Of terra altogcthsr. You
bow to John Henry, and lis your right
foot which causes YOU to bow seventeen
different ways at once. John Henry tells
you to do as he does. You try TO do So.
and Immediately some one falls. You
look around to see who it is. and the
thought strikes yoG perhaps 1t is myselfn
You are picked up, and fall down eleven
times without storFi"e'
Aour skates are loose. or course they
are or you could sIllhe out. John Henry
IQosehs an 'IghtenS your straps in the usu-
al =. way. You strike our with hands and
iee,, ra,,,,I WIN energy ana enthusiasm: The
FORMER you plunge INTO John Henry's
cOuH'cnGnce' i q. ana with the Latter you suc~
Gee" ,r III III IA! ing INN Out alongside OF your
sell oI rise, ana he rises partially up,
n"" you ''.r0" yourscIi INTO LIS Jroadbaso
,,.I,;i.,. nIt III "n Ih'uhiah way You hoarseIy
"lsPoI u
oo"n llo9ry lsh"!! IaIhtli you push me
U'G w. Il Sgaln.
nc neiPS you up, ana you knock him
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-25
THE PRIvATEER ALABAMA.

THp ppTUATuEp ATApAnTA
a N4 "a
p,rt,,,,L,r,.o of,J. E...,,.,,.., ..,,L H.. Jy.,,.
rgo- Oog B,gL'j ~. J,C;',., Wv, Wv ,il..,., -,.'.
oftL, JL,,,s,,. .Vr,,y E,,S,'y,L.., -
81 ~ '"'' 0''',''
+, ,yoe etoto,i ,,as,l.,l,,. C,,f.,
e,ate rr,votocr II,Lo,,o LoJ a,ri,,ai
! Port Royal Jamaica and Iondnd tLo ori.
GERS and crew 0G5 in numberl of tho IT
! S. gunbcat Hatteras. recentlv sunk bv her
! of Galveston. Texas, durinr an enGore-
mept. The crew of tbe Uotteras ore IN
be sent home on board the American
! vice Consul for that pprposo The Kinrs.
ton fJamaical parcrs bayet tLe details Of
the opoocement between tho AIoLa,na
! md Uaiteras Thov rivo ConfaIaroto
version of the affair as will be seen Iv
| :ho following.
THE pyGAGrVr>r urrwrrv THE 1p,,,
AND U,TrrR,s
FromIthe Kingston journal, Jan. 22)
This famous rover is now at Port RoyaI.
laving arrived thore in gallant style. We
are informed. at eight o'clock on tuesday
night. No little surprise was felt bv tho
poOd foll,e or tha TOWN ,.bo, v,bot a. az,
TooorGrd ne French a,om"ar tnrnsd nyy
to be the famous "So 5GoN Thn oi,inn,
! Of her visit v9g soop n,o6e known Ia.
pcafs lhqt sLo wos hard ,rossod IA, H.,
fleet sent ont for her carInro and u,b1,,
oil Galveston Commodrro SroInc, co,,.
ceiyed the idea Of maxine one of tho in.
tended desolotors de.ol,fo Tho rnnL,ot
Ualtcyog was in G,lI choso ord tSo Ala
bama then turned head and n,otenlol IN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-25

/ Tur IrerRrrrr,,,, ,,, T,,..,r, p,....,.,
Poland Lgs Lcar ,Lo .orno C,,,.,' 81 ',"7..,,n g
alarming cpibrcaI- or,yrtcI, on. r,n,!l a!e'l
journals rive on,v Lrirr and ioc,n,,ry,-,, ME-
rcnortg. Il soerna. Lovev, 70 ag.rl ,.;' -.
mated in conscorrrce Of tL6 I,,,.f,n y, ,,;i =
ilarv ronscriprfon or dr,r rororaI ,-,.
massacre of air Tho Russia, troons ~, g'a
couptrv was planned for iba 0iI-,t ~ ,Lo
nod ofJ,,,...,, and j.. -~.la, ~ y,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-25

SUDDEN DEATu.-llon. J. NJ. Rodgers, a
Democratic member OF the Illinois Senate,
died suddenly last week Ills death leaves
the Senate equally divided between tho
two parties, with u republican as presiding
officer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-25

Rt54The Mcdowell court Of inquiry at
washington has concluded its labors, but
The result is not yet known.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-25

Why is noodle 10 haystaol, like gluo z
because you can easily find it-ul horn ?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-25

CHEAP ORAroRY.-A funny story is told
at Washington. Two members of the
House asked permission to Print their
speeches instead of delivering them and
there are now in print two speeches; with
different names upon them, which are so
precisely alike as to excite astonishment.
The inference IS that the manufacturer"
made q mistake.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-25
Further Particulars.
TFr5m tho Kingston Standard, Jon.

From the Kingston Standard, Jan. 2J.I
About midday sCs,Crlay the officers anu
crew OF :he Uui.cd States steamer natlcr.
as were left on shore in this city on parol.
thar they will not take up arms or iighi
against The Confederate government until
regularly exchanged by the United State.
government as prisoners Of the Conlcdcr
alto States.
We gather the following additional par
ticuITs
On Sunday, the llth inst, at about hal
past two o'clock, the Brooklyn sloop-ol.
Wa., - guns, Commodore Bell, lying al
uaiye ton, Texas, discovered a sail, whici
she supposed to be o merchantmen run
nIng the blockade, and Immediately gie
naIHcd the llattora3 to give chase. The
uotieras pursued her until dark. The
Alabama then hove TO and awaited thciI
approach The Ha.toras was prepared
and all the men went to quarters. She
bespoke tho stranger who replicd she wa.
Her Malcsty's steamship Petrel." Capt
Blake, OF the Ilaueras, RESPONDED. In
the meantime, the Alabama attempted f..
manmuyre TO the stern Of tho IIattcras.
Nldie Oh the port quarter Capt. Blaks
sad lie would send his boat on board e:
and while IN the act oflowering .he boa.
Inc Alabama sent blank cartridge aslerl
o. the Ha!tcras. She hailed her and .aia
slo need send no boat as suo was lh.
Confederate steamer Alabama CapLai
Blake then gave the order loliIc, and On,
engagement ousuoI. In about ten min
utes % hole was discovered between wiuu
and wator in the Huttegas. Fire also brol,.
e .,.t . I. L.. D. l.. q
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-25

The CASE Or GEN. McKNsrRY --Th.
general order embracing tho findings anu
sentences o. the court martial in the cas-.
of Gen. McItinstry, nj st. Louis, covers Cl
pages OF ioolsc7p, the sentence is that hr
be dismissed from the service.
G=L'- Tho resignation oi COY StmIy. nt
north Carolina ia SAID " have Loou. acce,,
ted oy tie President.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-16
From Rosecrans' Army.

MukrREEsBono. Tenn. April Is '63.
Gen Brannan takes command of tho 1st
division. 2lst army corps. Gen. Stanly
Matthew'S leave taking was an affair Of
great interest.
In accepting his r esignation. Gen. Rose
Grams says: The General commanding
accepts the resignation Of Gen. Stanley
Matthews. while he feels compelled to ex-
press his segrst that the army will thereby
be deprived of the services Of an able and
promising officer"
NASHVILLE. April l3-Ths flag Of truce
sent out from Nankin yesterday learned
that the rebel General Crosby was wound
sd-also two of VanDorn's Aids The
rebels lost heavily in wounded. We ca
tured many horses. VaEDorn had ex-
pected to capture the town. He hail re-
ceived Information that the Federal forcs
Was only $500 strong. About thirty five
citizens. active And violent rebels, some OF
whom were on the vigilance committee last
year were arrested day by order Of Gen.
Mitchell, and lodged 10 the penitentiary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-16
General Order No. S.
Headquarters Dist. Of Indiana.
Department Of the Ohio.


!. indianapolis. April l1th. 1868.
In some portions Of this State. citizens
have been warned to leave their. homes.
under penalty Of severe handling and the
burning of their buildings. The legiti-
mate result. already predicted. of the hab-
it Of wearing concealed weapons has been
BY the loss Of several lives
and no little property. All good citizens
should face down this practite at once
But let no citizen under any threat. desert
his home or sacrifice his property. Let
him remain. at ell hazards. and if the Civ
il Authorities fail to afford him adequate
and unqualified protection, proteciio on will
be given by the United States Authorities
from these Head Quarters. and such exam.
pies will be made Of disturbsrs Of the pub.
lie peace IS will protect every loyal man
and will properly deal with ell who defy
law and the Government under which they
live. IL any however. prefer to abandon
that Government and adopt that of the
Rebels. they will be brought TO trial or
furnished transportation through the Fed
eral lines.
By command of
Brig Gen. CAnRISGToS. Jil
Ii. E. MADISON, 1t. and A. D. G.
Acting A. A. G.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-16

e. The public SCHOOLS in this place
elo.e.l on Friday afternoon last. after SEES
sion of over four months. The teachers,
We believe. rendered general ssti>f.cti on.
the principal especially. Mr.. A. &. Will
iams. not only won the confidence and es-
teen Of his pupils. but demonstrated that
he thoroughly understands the art OF teach
ing school. His attachments are Of tho
highest order.
We are gratiicd 10 learn that Mr.. w.
has been induced to remain anil teach Sc
lsct school for Q term of twelve weeks
He deserve. to be literally patronizcd-