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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-02

NHE above Bounties Will be paid to those enlistng
i in Col. +. Fessenden's Regiment of
VETERAN VOLUNTEERS!
Till September %, when the Government Bounty
ceases to be paid.
Now is the time. Their interest, their patriotism
and their valuable experience call upon the Veteran
and Discharged Soldiers to enlist.
Term OF enlistment, years or the war. Enquire
of Capt. SAWYER, RAYMOND; Capt. Randall, Free
port; Capt Whitman, Turner; Capt. Moses. Lewis
ton; Capt. Libby, Limerick; Capt Chase. Portland; :
Capt Prince, Portland; Capt Jones. Portland; Capt
Getchell, Wells: any of the Lieutenants If Won
volunteer freely now you can end the in six
months. aug25
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-02
MORE TESTIMONIALS!
.
MRS. MANCHES TER

Is constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials of
the astonishing cures performed by her Among
many recently received the following. which
commended TO the notice of the afflicted. Mrs Man
chester may be consulted at
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-02
No.IiCiapp's Block, Room No. 9.

CASE or SPINAL DISEASE CURED.
This Is TO certify that went to see Mrs. Manches
ter last March with daughter Of mine troubled with
spinal disease. for which she bad been doctored for
Eve years. and by number of physicians Of all
kinds and she has had twenty-one applications Of
electricity applied. but all no effect; but she
tinualiy grew came 10 the conclusion.
the last resort to go aud ace Ms. Manchester. and
did and TO my great surprise she told the rst
Of the disease and how she had been from time
70 time, which encouraged me 10 try her medicines
did 80. and now my daughter 10 able 20 he around
the house all of the time She also rides ten or ~.
ten miles without any trouble Inconvenience aud
think in short time she will be restored perfect
health. Since my daughter has been deeioFiug \
have heard Of great many that Mr. Manchs
ter has cured think IL any peron deserves psf
II Il the who tries 10 preserve the health
n the siet and suffering. and know that she USES
every effort which lies in her power 10 benefit her
patients. SARAH L. kxfeHTs.
GKoseE KNOTS.
AsBy 4. kNIGars
EMMA KNIGHTS.
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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-02
Lost.

CTRANED from the owner % weslne@f.s night,
- Aur l1ih. bafwcen the hour 81 - aud H.
small zap dog J. white with browh ears and t~o
sggts Of hrown ou his haet = sAssrrd lie hoo
with = red amt black lar and - the name
Of rcricC. Whoever al return said dog or give ib-
Formations where NAV b found wHi be safsbly
rewarded word ma, b. len Al this osice or At No.
y nramhall street ang2&
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-02
Wanted.

"a? A small Rent. situated IN the central psrs u
NiiV thu city. or . whole house suitable ior two
~>>e- small families. Address $3.50
augl3 MA. X. Portland p. O.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-02
Agents Wanted.

cEvERAL good Agents wanted Immediately to
- canvass for the new aud splendid steel kngras-
ing. Christ BLESSING Little Children. Good induce
ments win be offered. Address Box l54l- Portland
l.. o., stating address. aug4 du
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11
THE SIEGE OF vICKSBURG.
Admiral POrter's Official Report
WAsnIyeTos, june 8, 1868


Admiral forter reports to the Navy
Department the capture Of sixteen block
ade runners and four sunk. within the
last six weeks. blythe feet under his com
mand. ens
NEAR VIcK sBuRG, June There is
nothing new to communicate except the
return Of q second expedition up the va
zoo river. They returned perfectly sue
cessful, having DESTROYED several trans
ports and large amount OF cotton and
other valusbles. and captured some pris-
oners and provisions.
The condition and position of our ar
my in the rear of yicksburg is still good.
and Gen. Grant is confident OF success.
In front of Gen. Sherman's line. a:
some places our parallels are within fifty
yards Of the enemy's works. and our men
down directly under tho guns of the reb-
els. If an assault is made with 10000
men. they cant help taking the city.
The enemy csnpo. have over nine
thousand in their works. and Grant says
he can withstand any reiniorcements that
they can bring up. Our boats below
Vieksburg had little fight with the
guerillas yesterday at Carthage. Our
mortars are still bombarding Vicksburg
and doing . great deal Of good. We
have killed great number Of beef cat
tie, and done q great deal of damage
Our sunboa.s below come up every night,
and fire slowly du.ing the night
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11
cETbs first National bank of shi. cit

cET The first National bank Of this city
will 60 into active operations about the
middle of next month. or at farthest, the
first of August. when the Government will
he ready to hand over to the Bank its cireu-
lation. This Bank has an authorized cap
ital Of one million Of dollars. and will
he depositary ofthe Government of the
United States. The following is list o.
the names of the stockholders in this bank.
Hon. w. H. Eneii.b. G.ors. w.
Riggs, Judge F. NJ. Finch. Jeremiah Nc
Lsne. John w. Mnrphy. Benz. F. TuttIe
Deloss Root. lew. Jordon,, F. G. Eng
lish. D. w. Noble, w. r. Nofsinger,
Charles N. Todd. sI
The Hon. VIM. Fl. English is President
Mr.. Gsorge w. Riggs il Yice-Pres
ident. er-rr rT
Mr.. Riggs is the senior member Of tls
wealthy banking honse Of Riggs d Co.
of Washington and New York cities. DR.
Noisinger. formerly State Treasurer il
Cashier. and Lewis Jordan. Esq. SIS Tel.
Ter. This Bank will start under favorable
circumstances. We learn that . larg,
number Of the wealthiest bankers in tn,
United States are organizing banks unde'
the National Currency Act.-Imd. Jour
nal. hra .saiQlLy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

~Wc are panied to announce the
death of our esteemed fellow citizen, Dr.
Samuel Higenbo,bam. for many years .
practising physician Of our town. but
recently the Surgeon OF the 87th Indians
Regiment. He died on last Friday, May
29th. at Triune. Tenn. of Typhoid Pnsu
monia. contracted while in the discharge
of his duty in tho camp. His remains
were brought home for burial. on last
Tuesday evening. and were attended to
the grave on Wednesday morning by Q
large concourse of citizens and the Ma
sonic fraternity. of which he was . wor'
thy and valued member.-&. Joe. Regis
ter.
Doct. Higsnbotham. was formely I
resident Of this place, where he was high
y esteemed. and many will sincerity re
greet his untimely death. He was young
man Of more than ordinary talent. ant
had he lived would undoubtedly have ris
en- to high distinction in his profession.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

The CHEMISTRY OF MEDICINE. Among
the special delights which have so richly
repaid our visit to New England was the
inspection. it was our privilege to make
of DR.. j. c. Aver & Co.'S Laboratory. at
Lowell. Although we knew 10y hear-say.
that it was large. yet we were surprised
when we came into view OF its real mag
nitude. and still more by the extent and
complication Of its truly immense busi-
ness. The whole massive structure is in
fact one vast chemical laboratory. in
which the processes of this wonderful art
are constantly going on. Mcdico-chemic-
al science has found that the curative
properties of any substance exist in some
one or moro OF its component parts
Thus tho remedial effects Of opium are
due solely to the morphia it contains, al
though this is but one-eightsen,h part Of
its weight; tho other seventeen parts are
gum. extractivc All inert or offensive
matter. DR.. Ayers system separates the
medical properties Of each substance en-
ployej and we are hero shown the process
es by which the pirtues of each remedial
agent are chased through tho alembics
until they come out completely pure at
last. These concentrated. purified medic
al properties. or virtues. arc finally COM
bined together to produce the remedies
which have made themselves a reputation
for unrivallel excellence. oil over the
world. Not only does the Doctor dis
claim all secrecy ir his art and explain
every process and every particular. but
he maintains tina, this is the only process
by which the people can he supplied
with the best possible remedies for the
treatment of disease.-The Formula by
which his remedies are made are publish
ed in the medical Journals and have been
presented to large part of the medical
Faculty Of the United States, and are
constantly sent by mail to such physicians
as apply for them.-[Daily Chronicle.
San Francisco.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11
Circular No. 7.
PRoyosr MARSHAL GESEnAL's OFFICE.
w IN n NJ 90 gH0 Z

PR0vOsT MARSHAL GENERAL OFFTcE,l
WAsHISoroS, ID. c.. May %. '63.
All men who desire to join any psrtic-
ular Regiment of Cavalry now in the
field, are hereby authorized to present
themselves at any time during the next
thirty days to the Board of Enrol ment in
their respective Districts. The Board
shall examine them. and determine upon
their fitness for the Service. and il found
to be fit. the Provost Marshal Of the Dis
trict shall give them transportation tick
cts to the general Rendezvous. at the
Headquarters Of the A. A. Provost Mar
shall General Of the State. As soon as
they present themselves to this general
Rendezvous they shall be duly mustered
by mastering and disbursing officer. and
paid by him the bounty allowed by law.
a, JAMES B. Far.
Provost Marshal General.
The attention Of all officers and pri.
vate soldiers who have been honorsbly
discharged from the service. is called to
General Order No. los.
Officers for the Invalid Corps will be
appointed immediately upon furnishing
the papers required by General Order No
los. of 1868, from the War Department
Their pay and emoluments will com.
mence from date Of acceptance Of sucf
appointments. and not from date of or
gsniza,ion OF the respective commands to
which they may be assigned.
WM. Writ WALLACE.
Provost Marshal 9th Con. Dist. Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

REPUTATION IN IxDrASA.--Ths Supreme
Co rt has decided that the interest on our
State debt shall not be paid. notwithstand.
ing there is . law commanding il to b
done. and Notwithstanding there is plenty
Of money in tho treasury to pay it. The
Court thinks there is some political capital
to be made by this course. We will see
There is not more corrupt and dishonest
sst Of men than our Supreme Judges out
side the walls Of the Penitsntiary. Be
aides the political capital they expect t.
make BY rspudiating. they hope to make {
speculation by first deprsciating our bond
and then buying them mp.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11
Assessment of the Income Tax.

Wa make the following extracts from
the instructions given to United States
Assessors by Joseph j. Lewis. Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue. Our readers
will find it to their advantage to preserve
this paper that they may know how to
make out their lists. The extracts are
particularly applicable to our citizens.
Each person will be required to re-
turn his total income. 20 far specifying
the sources from which it is derived a. to
ena Bile the Assistant Assessor to decide
what deductions shall be made there
FROM" Uo taLks) JHr -
EVERY farmer or planter will be re-
quirsd to make return Of the valae of the
produce OF his farm or plantation, with.
out deduction for the labor or services of
himself and his family. or for any portion
Of such produce consumed by himself
and family"
Estate and local taxes assessed in the
calender year proceeding this assessment.
ts-wit: from January l. 1862. to Deem
Der 81. 1862. inclusive will be deducted
from the aggregate income of each per.
son." Also the sum Of six hundred dol
lars. Also the amount actually paid for
rent of any dwelling house or estate
which is the residence Of the person as.
sessed. Also the amount paid by any
farmer or planter for hired labor. and
necessary repairs upon his farm or plan.
tation, including the subsistence of tn.
laborers.
Farm produce which the producer ha,
on hand. OH tho 31st day of Decembel
1863. must 10 appraised at its market
value on that day.
Persons receiving rent may deduc
thersfrom the amount paid for necessar,
repairs, insurance and interest on incnm
brancss upon such rented property. The
cost Of new structures or improvements
shall not be deducted from income.
Interest paid by any person on incum
brances upon the dwelling house. or ests,,
on which he resides. may be deducte,
from income; also his payments for ne
cessary repairs.
Whenever persons liable to assessment
of income tax shall neglect or refuse to
make the list required by law, or wher
the lists made and rendered by such per
sons shall not be accepted by the assessor
or assistant assessor Is just and proper, i,
shall be the duty Of such assessor or as
s;stant assessor to make lists for such per
sons according 20 the best information hs
can obtain. Persons SO assessed may
make oath or affirmation az to tn.
amount of income and deductions there.
from. agreeably to section 80.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11
e1 The Copperheads Jus. now max

fg The Copperheads just now make
great noise about the liberty OF speech
in other words. the liberty to give aid and
comfort to the rebels. by creating division.
in the North. and melting armed opposi
ton TO the enforcement. Of the tax and con-
script laws. 1t is true they claim that
they are loyal. SO they once claimed to
! be Union men. while they were doing oil
they could to overthrow the Government.
II certainly is not necessary to recite facts
to prove what hypocrites they are. All
: they want is to get into power again in or
! der to complete the work they thought
, they had about finished when Lincoln was
insugurated, viz: the destruction of the
Union.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11
r. The returned soldiers entertain tn

E~ The returned soldiers entertain the
most intense hatred toward Northern Cop
perheals. and do not mincs their words
B whsn they unisrtaks to express their feel
ings concerning them. Two Of them, who
had always been Democrats, being invited
by friend on Saturday last, soon after
their arrival here. to take q glass of beer.
one ofthem. before drinking. said: "Hsre' )
death to all Northern Ccpperheads;" to
which the otho, responded: "rhem's my
sentiments"
Bot few temperance men even. wo i'm
agine. will say it was any harm to drink
these two glasses of beer. after being thus
cousecratej.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

sired to endorse thereon such facts in the
military history Of the applicant as he
may know. or a. are afforded by his rec
ords, and forward the same to the Provost
Marshal General of the United Stats
Enlisted men. honorably discharged on
account of disability, desiring to re-enlist
in this Corps. will present themselves to
the Board Of Enrolment for the District
in which they reside. for examination by
the Surgeon thereof, who shall, examine
them and report tho result to the Board
Of Enrolment.
The Board shall then consider each
case, and If the applicant is found to full
fl the conditions specified below, the
Board shall give him certificate to that
effect. viz:
1. That he 10 unfit for service in the
field.
2. That he 10 Ct for garrison duty.
8. That he is meritorious and dsserv.
ing.
4. That he was honorably discharged
from tho service.
Tho Provost Marshal for the Distric,
shall then send the application. with this
certificate Of the Board. to the Acting
Assistant Provost Marshal General oil
the State. who shall procure such evi
dence Of service and character as the rec
ords of the Company to which he be-
longed. on file at the Headquarters Of the
State, may show, and if Satisfied that il
is meritorious case. and that the man
is deserving. he will enlist him in &C.
cordance with such special rules as the
Provost Marshal General may establish.
Medical Inspectors. Surgeons in charge
Of Hospitals. Military Commanders. and
all others having authority to discharge
under existing laws and regulations. arc
forbidden to grant discharges to any mer
under their control who may be fit fol
service in the Invalid Corps.
The Provost Marshal General is charges
with the execution of this order. and the
troops organized under it will be under
the control of his Bureau.
b. order of the Secretary Of War.
E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistam Adjufam General.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

a
~ REAL ESTATE.
Notice is hereby siren that I. Ransom Barber.
Administrator Of the estate of Elijah Winrott. de-
ceased, in pursuance OF order of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Marshall County, State Of Indi-
ana, will on
SATURDAY, JULY iiTfi, 1909,
offer at Public Sale al the Court House, in the
town of Plymouth. in The County OF Marshall, in
the State Of Indiana the following described Real
Estate. situate in Marshall County. Indiana tewt:
One acre ont Of the south east corner OF the vest
half Of the south west quarter Of section six
ia township thrty-thrce 1881, north Of range two
ri east, with the Improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE One third 10 be paid cash in
hand on day of sale, one third in six months. and
one third in twelve months from day Of sale.
1851 RANSOM BARBER,
June IL, ls63.--32t4. Admir-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

EF Gen. Burnsides order suppressing
tho Chicago TINES has been revoksl by
the President. very much to the chagrin
aud modification Of his friends. We can
, mol see with what consistency the Presi.
+, dent sends troops South to put. dowr
the rebellion, and leave those behind who
are doing all they can to foster it.
Tbs Copp,rheals Of this place were 81
jabilaat in consequences Of the revocation
that they halo jnbilss over it last SAtur-
day night. The loyal msn on the other
hanl. iookel and felt as though they had
been abandoned and deceived by one they
: hail heretofore regarded as their friend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

:; - r. The so-cal;ed Democrats tsunt
Isbsir opponents with frequently changing
= their party name Which is mos. discrsd-
liable, to occasionally change the party
psms or change yonr principles every fnll
/. moon: Every intelligent man knows that
sIitbs ss-eelIsd Democratic party has boxed
. tSs eompss on the slavery. tariff, bank and
many Other issues,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11
merrick's Speech Condemned.

/. Mr.. Merrick's speech at the Indisnap
oils Convention was radical in the ex'
IRENE, and in its ultraism, We are salts
fed will End no response in the hearts
of the larger portion of the Indiana De
mocracy. We are convinced that the
masses Of the party in this State ara anx
ious that the rebellion be speedily bu
down, and thousands Of them ere now IL
the ranks for that purpose. Mr.. Merriek''
rpsech was not fit one to De made De
fore so large = concourse OF the Democrat
ic citizens OF Indiana % was assembled
at Indianapolis-it was violent in tone
impudent and bitter in language. and VI
fear will have the effect to work mis-
chief. It should pc . source Of rsgrs
that such q speech was made in the Con
vention.-Nev Albany Ledger, Democratic
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

r. VIM. P. Chapman. Esq. has been
appointed Enrolling Commissioner Of
Stark County, by the District Board. NJ
Chapman is vol qualified to discharge he
duties Of the Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

o ~ A dozen or two Copperheads,
: m<mfbers Of the X. G.. C's., met few
Sundays since in IN old vacant house, in
The woods. in Polk township. What were
thsy mp to? Will the Democrat have the
! bsriihood hereafter to deny that there ars
no K G. CPS in this county? These men
= were caught right in the act.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11
GALL AND SEE!
ByrIit and Eilcr's, Ecmcm.
Der, is tho Place TO buy
Your Groceries.
June IL, ls63.-n52,f.
NOTICE.

Straycd from the subscriber. on or about the
20:h day of Nav, 1863, TWO COLFS.-one =
two yeir old >pptted rftrc colt, medium size; the
other yearling mare colf. dark iron gray. about
medium size Any pcrs'n giving Information to
me of said colts will he literally rewarded
MART n DOUGHERTY.
Post off address, Wskerton. St- Ipos-ph CO..
Ind. June III, fe6'-t3pd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11
For the REPUBLICAN.
Send ray Dinner to Him.

Mn. EDIToR:-I understand the citizens
of this place are making preparations to
give our returned soldiers from the 73d
regt. public dinner, sometime during this
or next week; and no doabt If o subscrip-
ton is circulated. so, 60. and probably
an 100 dollars would be readily contribu-
ted for this purpose. and mono would like
to see it done. and our boys thus honored.
moro than myself. But if . subscription
was started TO raise the means to send san-
tary stores-in the way Of shirts, bedding.
or even rags to bind the wounds of the
:. wounded, and care for the sick. and per.
haps dying hoosier warrior boys, now in
hospital tents in the neighborhood Of
Vicksksburg and elsewhsre-how much
could be raised? The boys who have re-
, !, turned. are acsA. and comfortable at home
,, amongst their friends. at whose richly
laden tables they can feast to their stom-
achs content, and have clean shirts and
comfortable beds to enjoy whilst they may
= remain amongst us; and perhaps one oil
3 them will tell you when you offer him bis
dinner-''my brother was badly wounded
at yicksbnrgh or Murfreesboro. and is now
in the dirty hospital tent and unable to get
Homestead nay dinner to him"
z have not the least doubt but upon re.
= 'fection-every one ofthe patriotic hoosieI
boys Of the 73d, who are at home and en-
. Joy its blessings for brief season. will
exclaim. when you offer them free dinner
s--"ssnd my dinner to HIM"
80 hope mono of our soldier boys viii
: think l object, in the least. to this tribute
ior they richly merit it: but allnds sole
,siy to the Inconsistency of some of our citi
zens at home, who could attend to boil
calls. VOLUNTEER.
-s,s The following is an extract Of letter e
s-s.msmber of the Soldiers Aid Society,
from one of the 29th Ind. who is now en-
gagged in the Hospital. bearing date.
-. MuRFREEsBoRo. Tenn. May 31st.
ITO "As had nothing now
to do. l thought would write you few
lines. In tho first plscc, we want some
sanitary goods for our sick of the old 29tl
Regt., if you could send them expressly fo
oar o,rn Regt. You know what q sick mar
sOwants a. well as do. such as sheets. pill
aslow cases, and dried fruit. Our Regt. hs.
not received anything from Marshall Co
yet, and if the boys knew that it was from
:. there, they would like it better" d. R.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-11

cE. A secesh editor says he would rath-
er die and be damned, than to submit to
Yankee rule.
Asa YsnlIee, We ~ to Rim. die and
be damned. bat especially 60 an with your
|dyiug-ths other matter is al right
Delaware Co, Free Pyfss, gaass