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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

The st.,sS Michigan is 2,7o5 men
aheadof all dsmsads upon her from
the Governments.
The Fenitn Rf9sberhood will hold a
grand oonsenttybfor the New England
states, in fremont Temple, Boston,
within few weeks. It is said the Fem
ians numbers several thousand mem
bers in New England, and the conyen-
ton will be very large.
The last great thing tie New Workers
propose doing IS the construction Of q
magnificent supervision bridge connect.
ing Brooklyn with n: Y: rTheyes.ima,
ted cost is three' miilionS e. tfollats.
The people Of Buffalo and ofCanada
are also at work getting up subscrip.
tions, for an ationaf bridge across
Niagara river below Buffalo.
aas1 s3I2 .s.3a3s. i .es-s3I
AT the Government Cavalry Depot
n St. Louis, during the last six months,
1850 horses have been paroh ased
costing 81, 100000, # aa s..f..r..
A widow in Union, Name who hA.
twelve children, eleven Of .hem boys,
has just sent the eleventh SOM TO the
army. On the occasion Of his enlist,
ment, some officers and friends fiadc uur
a purse Of two hundred dollars and pre-:
sented it to this patriotic matron. !" ~
SOLDIERS, ArrEsrIoS Pain, dis.
ease and exposure, with a'hos climate
muddy water and bad diet wiliibs mn.
avoidable, but, armed with HOLLOW,
AVS PURIFYING Is STRENGTH.
ENING PILLS you cam endure an
these and retain good health Only so
cents pc, box. oa s.rer 5tifn
GET WHAT rot CALL FoR.-And be
sure to call for the gennine Chemical
Saleratus, made by De Land g. Co..
and put up in bright red papers. There
is bogus article in the market, in
green papers, which should be avoided
by those who want good thing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

!. A Observation-Disclosures, named Hes
Lon ney, has just received q lega
cy OF 500, 600 from q distant relative
! whom she neve, Jaw but once but whose
heart she won by her kindness to him.
Coal oil has been acci6en'ly found to
: be the most effective means Of protect.
ing { nit trees against curculio, by
placing sawdast saturated With the oil,
1t the foot Of the tree. f-g ..ts.
10 SPECIAL NOTICE.
BE WISE BY TINES. IS IS.
Do not trife with your health, consti.
tuition, and character.
lyon are suffering with any dlseas.
es for Which 'f&f-s1fs'8 .'a .ss T6
HELNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
II is recomcndrl.
TRY Ir-!rRY IT! TRY TT
HI It will Cure yon, Save Long Suffering
allaying Pain and Inflammation and will
restore you TO
HEALTHAND PURITY.
At little expense, and no exposure.
Cut out the Advertisement in another
column, and call or send for t, SIC
Be,care Of Couneerteits
Ask Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. no other.
CURES GUARANTEED.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
Washington. Nav 7.

Washington, May Z.
Official dispatches received by the
War Department announce the advance
Of Gen Butler with his comm and, and
his successful lanling at City Point,
Va. A ~ .ssl Z
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
w ashington, May I.

W ashIn5tOn, May \.
The Government has received intor
nation by way ofFortress Monroe, that
Beauregard is at Petersburg, Va J with
force Of SC, 900 men. ...aa.. ta.tns
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
PREMIUMS.
The New Tag Law.

a license tax of SlO is placed on Con
veyancing. aud all persons except those
having a lawyers or claim agent licence
who make ont deeds. mortgages. wills, OF
other legal papers. or trace titles to real
estate. must have such such license. Per
sons who have been in the habit of doing
such business, will take notice and act
accordingly.
Deeds. Mortgages and Personal Bonds,
require 90 cents where the consideration
Is $500 or less, and so cents for every all
ditional $500. or any part thereof There
is no exception for deeds. of less thu
500, but all require STAMPS.
Auctionecsss are taxed 1 OF enc per cent
on their sales. instead of one tenth of one
cent, as heretofore.
The tax on slaughtered animals is mate
rally altered. II is as follows:
On all cattle anil calves over three
months old. 40 ceets per heal $3.50
/! On all hogs ten cents per head.
On all lambs and sheep five cents pei
head.
The only exemption is of five cattle
and calves. hogs. sheep and lambs not ex
cecding twenty in all. in one year, slaugh
tered Tor ones own use.
Also all butchers who retail meat require
icense-of So 90 when their sales arr
less than $1,000 per year. and $1,000
when the sales are over $1,000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

"a STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE."-
buying Sewing Machine for Family use
it is too. often the practice of purchasers
to deceive themselves with the idea that
in family they neod a machine for Hqht
scork only; row good machine wiH last
years, and there are very many occasions,
each twelve month. when machine doing
coarse. heavy work. is exceedingly
desirable in household-If the machine
capable of light Work only. has heen
bought. and the heavy work is put upon
1t. the machine gives out. trouble follows
II ouble, and the sewing machine gets into
disrepute in the house and neighborhood.
Where is the fault but in the fact that a
strong and durable enough machine was
not Doughty The price in it's purchase
had more than its proper infuehceAl:he
durability Of the machine was too little
thought of. And then should occasion or
convenience require the sale of the
machine. the one for general work will
command the readiest sale. The Weed
Sewing Machines are ada pied to all kinds
ut work. and are really the best in market.
They make the stitch alike on 10Th sides
". T. Times. aaa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

FIEE.-Between eight hundred and one
thousand cords OF wood. belonging to the
L. Fit w. and G. r. r. Co., was destroy
ell by fire one day last week, abou. two
miles this side of Warsaw. 1t is suppo-
sed the hire originated by sparks from a
locomotive setting the dry grass on fire.
communicating from thence to the wood.
The wood was piled on both sides of the
track. and SO intense was the beat that the
track bulsed mp from the expansion OF the
rails. We could not learn whether the
ties caught fire or not. Blu. whatever
damage the track sustained it was speedily
repaired, as there has been little or no in
terruptiOn in the arrival Of the mail trains
from the east
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

BRrcK--Mr. Stewart Bailey has sue
ceeded in burning kiln Of first rate brick
from bed of clay discovered about a mile
east of town. They are designed for
Brownlee and H umrichouser's new block
now building. and are said to be equal to
those made at Laporte. This will prove
an immense sIvantage to our town
In a few years we expect to see brick edi.
fees occupying the sites of the wooden
buildings in the business portion Of the
Town al least. which will improve the ap.
pearaEce OF the place materially.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
DIE .

At his mothers residence in Green township
Marshall County. Indiana, June 30th, 1864, Mr.
GEORGE w. GROWER, aged % years, FIVE
months and % days.
The deceased was most affectionatc son and
brother, and en- ardent lover Of his country. Ever
since the rebellion broke out he desired to respond
to his country's call, but his health would at no
time admit Of his doing so. His illness, though
protracted and severe, did not deprive him of his
wonted cheeriulness and buoyant spirits. He APP
peared to realize from the first that his sickness
was unto death, but calmly looked the grim mes
senger in the face, frequently giving expression
to his feelings by singing in a cheerful tone.
"My days are gliding swiftly by,
And |. = pilgrim stranger,
Would not detan them as they fy,
Those hours of toll and danger"
At other times, when his suffering was not so
great, and hopes of recovery, for brief period,
filed his heat. ne gave vent to his patriotism in
singing patriotic songs, and prayers for the perpe
tuity of the Union. But death at last put an end
to his earthly suferings and though the sad event
caused his fon m Dther AMI aff.ctionlte brothers
to shed bitter tears of regret, they do not mourn
as those without hope.
Like faintest flowers at dawn of day,
The gentle sufferer passed away,
And now he lives in immortal bloom.
In that blessed world beyond the tomb.
No more we hear his voice or sound of feet,
No more his gentle smiles We greet,
For he that doeth all things we'll,
Hath to his home taken George to dwell.
In Laporte. July 18th. 1861. ORLANDO O.,
only son of K. S. and NJ ]. Lenhart, aged one year
eleven months and ten DAYS.
Thou art gone, little Orc, and left us 10 Elourn,
But we viii not grieve; O, what thou hast borne.
We miss thee, our darling. all hours OF the day.
We miss tee at morning, at noon and at play.
Thou s.cep'st the last sleep with an angel brothcr
Hast tired of this world and gone to another.
Thou hast gone, little Orie, our darling boy,
Our all, our pride, our earthly joy.
Thou art gone, our darling, FAR above,
Where all is peace. Joy and love,
Fer Jesus opened his and said,
Come, sweet boy, and rest thy head.
Farewell, title Orie. thou art gone to rest,
We will not mourn, we have borne thee away,
For We hope TO meet thee on some brighter dav.
AUNTY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
New Regiments.

Persons from various parts Of the State
have appealed to the Governor for author
lty TO raise companies for new regiments
The Governor not having any authority
to accept and organize new regiments has
we learn. applied TO the Secretary of Wa
for authority to organize one regiment in
each Congressional District. making clever
in the State. We notice by the order is
sued by the Adjutant Gene al, that squad.
or parts OF companies will lie accepted tc
ill mp companies in the oil regiments
Indiana Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
DISCLOSURES l-sE

CRETS FOR THE sIILLIONi
most valuable and wonderful publication, A work o
900 pages. and 80 coiored engravings. DIR. HUNTERS
WADE MECUM. an original and popular treaties Man
and Woman, their Physiology, Functions. and Sexual
orders Of every kind with NeverFailing Remedies for
their speedy cure. The practice Of DR.. HUNTER has
long been. and stH Is bounded but at the
iicitafon Of numerous persons he has been induced
extepd his medical usefulness through the medium Of his
WADE MECUM.n. II is volume which 81 ould be in
the hands every family the land, preventive
secrt vices, guide the alienation Of one of tn.
swfi and scoures vsitedman
kind. One copy. securely envelopcd win be forwarded
free Of postage to part Of the United States for so
In 7. o. stamps. Address. post paid, DR.. HuSfER
No Division Street, New lork.
liay26 City
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

Some Copperheads in different parts OF
the county. we hear, are threatening resis-
lance to the draft. We advise those gen.
tlemen. uuless they want to share the fate
OF the Missouri traitors. to reconsider the
matter. If they do not intend to obey the
laws Of tho country they had better ske-
ds1dle before the draft is made. Canada
is not far of. Resistance will be certain
destruction: '-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
Spreial a1utltes.
Eiitor Of ReprbIiran :

EfIttor oI KeprtFIr1N:
Dear Sir:-Wih your permission wish to say to the
readers Of your paper that will send by mall
all who wish it free, Recipe, with full directions for
making and using simple Vegetable Balm, that will
Seciualiy in days, Pinpes, Blotc!es Tan.
FreckIs aud all Impurities ofthe skin, leaving
soft, CHAR, siaooth and beautiful.
will also mail free those having Bald Heads Bare
Faces simple directions and information that will enable
thes to start full growth of Luxuriant Hair whiskcrs.
or Nausiachc, in less han thirty days.
All applications answered hy return mail without charge
Respcctfuy yours,
TIioS. 7. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
jy2I-37-3m] s5l Broadway, New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
A Card to the Suffering.

swallow three hoesheais Of :, Buchu." Toni,
Bitters 'Sarsspariiia Nervous Antidotes, etc,
ETC. and amer you satisfied with the result then try
box of
I'D DIR. BCCHAN ENGLISH SPECIFIC FILLS.
and BE- restored health and vgor in les han thirty DAYS
They purely vegtatl' peasant 20 take, prompt and
sau'ary in their e:S the broken down and shattered
constitution old and Young take them with advan-
tage Imported and sold in the United States only by
JAS ). BUTLER. No AZ Brnaiway. y. Y.
ssE~ Agent for thr United States
81 box 81 the Pills. securely packed. will 10 mailed
post ad-money refunded by the agent if entire aIsfac
ton is not given. 3s-3ms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

Governor Morton delivered speech at
Greencastle last week. in which he hayed
his opponent alive. NOT by personal abuse
or low slang. but by airing his record
and exposing the untenableness of his DO.
sition. Every voter in the State ought to
b, furnished with copy. We will en-
dsavor to find room for it in our next is
sue. y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

RAIN AT LAsT.-We were favored with
a fine shower of rain in this vicinity ON
Monday afternoon last. wetting the ground
to the depth OF FIVE or six Inches The
growing crops were suffering very much
for want of rain. Whether it came in
time to do much good we cannot say.
1t may benefit the corn and late potatoes
some. provided we are favored with ano.
Their copious shower in a few days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
Brandreth's Pills.

The Weak. the COnsumptive, Rheumatic, Cos;ivc.
Billions and Delicate, after days use. will find
newed strength life pervac every organ II their frames
Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves COM
nence IN the arteries and terminate in the veins These
ing the circulation, by which impurities deposited in
the veins, and they throw ID such collections tho
bowels which organs, by the energy derived Bran
dreth Pills, expcl them from th- system hen frs;
usef the Pills may occasion gripping, and make thu
patient feel worse This is excellent sign and shows
the disease vii. soon be cured No great good is
achieved without trouble in its attainment and thi,
rule applies 10 the recovery of health Sold by all respect
able dealers in medicines. iO-lm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

Francis NJ. Dawson. Orderly Sergeant
of Go. G, 20th Ind. Vet Reg. returned
home one day last week. having been fur
iouShei on account of getting wounded in
one his arms recently while out skirmish-
ing. His wouni though not very severe
renders him unfit for duty for the present,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

PERFuMERY.-Do you like Perfumery?
IT you do. go to Pershing & Co.'S Drug
Store. where you will find the largest and
most carefully selected stock of Perfumery
ever brought to Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
A Superior Remedy.

We conscientiouslv recommend to those suffering
frua distressing cough. Or. S;ricklnnts NeiiGurls
Cough Baam II gives relief almost instantarer Is
witha dacrceahle 70 the taste t. !. NJ ,o,l
hut the MelluOus Cough Basar cue q nc best prom,
raticns in and is all hat the proprietor claims for II
We nave tired ~ curing past week, and found relief
from most lis--rssine cough II l. prerared liz Dr
strickiaD, No East Fourth street Cincinnati Ohio and
Tor sale by druggists at 20 cents per bottle Itc1y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
The Seasons and their Changes.

Winter still Ringers in the lap Of spring, and col
northwest Wind is still with Yesterday We had cold
bleak rain and wind, today shall have snow
stern probably, and to morrow hac sunshiny day.
These sudden changes play sad havoc with those Of our
citizens exposing Themselves particularly those having
weak lungs For all diseases Of this nature Madame
Potsrs Caraire CoHgs Ba~rs will be found invaluable
Re;aied by All druggia,s at p and 80 cents. 3o-2t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
Call for Quota of 100000.
STATE OF INDIANA, ADJ'T GEMS OFFIcE,)
INDIANAPOLIS, July %, 1864.


STATE OF INDIANA, ADJ OFFICE,f
INDIANAPOLIS, July %, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS.
1t is announced that under the President
call of July 18th. 1864. for 100000 vol
Hnteerrs, the qnota Of Indiana has been
fixed at 1892. which is subject to @
cLedit OF about 10000, our excess of men
furnished on former calls. Notwithstand-
ing this excess for the State, number oil
townships are delinquent, to fill which
about 2 800 in the aggregate will be re-
quired from them.
Time is given until the 9Th Of September
to fill this quota. and men viii be enlisted
and accepted for either one. two, or three
years to serve in whatever regiment of in.
fantry or cavalry. or battery Of artillery
they may individually select.
No new companies can be accepted al
present but any qualified person coming
well recommended who will enlist thirty
men under the call for any company in
any old regiment or any battery, so as to
bring the company up to the standard,
will be appointed Lieutenant in such
company. This plan enables acquaint-
ances in particular localities to enlist to.
gether and enter the service in a body, and
at the same time will afford them the AL
vatagc of being thrown with well disci.
plined soldiers.
REPRESENTATIVE RECRUITS.
Persons unfit for military service and
not liable to draft. who desire to be per-
sonally represented in the army. may pre-.
sent recruits to so represent them. ANY
person so desiring can present such recruit
to the District Provost Marshal, who will
enlist and muster him and Issue eerti-
fca,e Of such personal Representation.
SUBSTITUTES.
Substitutes, white men or black, may
be furnished either before or after the draft
upon being properly enlisted and present.
ed to the District Provost Marshal.
coLoRED VOLUNTEERS.
Colored persons will be enlisted and
accepted as recruits for the 18th regimen,
United States Colored Volunteers, or any
other regiment of colorcd volunteers in
the service, and will be entitled to the
same bounty and pay as other United
States soldiers.
BOUNTIES.
The bounty provided by law is as fol
lows:
+ or recruits (inciuding representative recruiis)
white or coiorcd. Tor one year. Sl0C
TWO wears. 2jt
three years. 3Ut
The first instalments of bounty will b,
paid by the mastering and disbursine
officers when the recruit is mustered in a.
follows:
Recruit who enlists in the army for one year ,:
'' two years. &c Ct
'' '' three yr'sl00.O
No premiums whatever for the procu
ration of recruits will hereafter be paid
by the United States. This. however, will
not affect The payment of premiums due
for the procuration of recruits previous to
the date of this order.
Neither drafted men nor substitutes
n;>hed either before or after draft-are en-
titled to bounty from the Unirel States
The fact as to whether the man is q recruit
eetitied To bounty, or drafted man oil
substitute not entitled to it. shall be noted
on the enlistment papers and muster-in
rolls.
BY order Of Governor Morton.
Laz. NOBLE. Adj't Gen. Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

DR.. Urban's Hair Restorative, we are
assured by those who have triel it. is the
best preparation of the kind ever offered to
tue public. 1t not only causes the hair tc
grow on bald heals, but restores it to its
original color. Go to Pershing & Co. S
and get bottle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

Our liberal friend. John W. Cleaveland,
left at our Office the other day half hush
el OF the largest and finest Irish potat oes
we have seen this season, for which we
owe him many thanks.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

The Swiss Bell Ringers give one OF
their inimitable entertainments this even
ing at Woodward Hall. Go early if Won
want to procure good seat as the Hall
will undoubtedly he crowded.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

A new passenger depot is building in
ahis place, short distance west of the
present one. 1t will be frame, but much
larger than the one now used for that pur-
pose.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

Cleaveland & Gray have sold their
stock of. Goods 10 Dale, Calkins & Co,
and the latter are running both establish
Ements for the present.
S. d NJ. Backer have purchased Mr..
Charles Palmer'S entire stock Of Merchan-
disc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

PREAcarsa.---Rev. B. Wilson Smith.
President Of the Valparaiso Male and Fe-
male College. will preach at the NJ. E.
Church to-day at log O'Clock, and also in
the evening.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
Do You Wish to be Cured?
DR.. BvcUAN's ENGLISH SPECIFIC Pill

Cure in less than thirty days. the worst II MIR
FOTSN ESS, TapofeacE. Premature TccaH. Sensal Hoax
Ia emily GHi al JriRqrg ScrBIiaHd Nervous Fsn
matter from what pr, duced Price. One Dollar
per box. sent post paid 10y mail "a receipt order
One box will perfect the in most Address
JAIES ). BUTLER. General Agent.
31-3msl 4s7 Broadway, New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, Incom-
Potency. Premature recay and Youthful Error ac;uated
by desire to benefit others, viii be happy furnish
all who need it, ee of charge the recipe and directions
Tor making the simple remedy used in his Those
wishing to profit by his experience ard possess vaua-
bic Remedy. will receive same by return mall (care-
fully sealcdJ, by addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
may 2lm31 No. GO Nassau street New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BAMKs

which are repositories OF Public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, (acting as agents of the
National Depository Binks,) will furnish further
inform tion on application and EgF
My &c. ls6i-3mi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

The Union League will meet Saturday
night next at Woodward Hall, at eight
o'clock. sharp. Let every member be in
attend ance.- - =. e..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

We owe our liberal friend. l.. H. An
drews. many thanks for the mess Of green
corn he left at our Office on Saturday last.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

Circuit Court convenes in this place
next Monday. The civil docket is very
small, we understand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

Mr. Editor: feel il duo TO those who suffering from
dyspepsia to state remedy which advised
which has effected was afflicted with the unpIess-
ant consequences OF indigestion last winter and spring tin
my health despaired Of i have been an opposer 10
patent medicines generally but induced 'DR
ROBAck'S STOMACH BITTERS,' manufactured In
your city. One bottle has relieved me Of all those syu
TOMS and can crafty good appetite upon the lux
urles OF this bount,nl without xpcenein
exceedingly unpleasant effects which eating even fight
food caused me few months since
believe this medicine be good effective in those
diseases Of the stomach for which il is recommended
write tkis without the knowledge of Doctor Roback
or any one concerned and do il first Of all for the
good Of those suffering from indigestion and its kindred
results MINISTER.
We know the writer OF the above aud that he what
ne processes TO bea minister and gentleman Of truth
Journal and Messenger
Ea-See advertisement. 4Ot3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

Several cases of fux are reported in this
place and vicinity. Two of Esquire Max
cy's children died Of it last week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

Several members Of Co. c, Doth Ind.
reached this place yesterday. their time OF
enlistment having expired.