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v eht 10 MI scat conscious, tfati / had

went TO my scat conscious, that II I had
not gained tho ptirc, I had made sh i,b.
preston. The muster, (hc vas the jndgc)
arose TO his feet and began commenting
upon the speeches, in theft order Of de-
livery, giving what, in his opinion. wcrs
the defects aud merits Of each. Hc con4
cluJcd as follows;
"Thc spccoh.: that in my opinion, has
the most merit, in all respects, is that de.
livcrcd by James Talbot. Ny feelings
may he imsgincdI not described ThS
prize was splcndid silver esscd gold
pen. As walked home alone. amer the
audience had been Dismissed, 2 felt q
hand on my sbohidtf, and ,trnirg, coh-
frontcd my father"
"Jamcs, my boy" said he, "wss tlist
speech Of yours originsli"
eyes, sir," I shs~srcs
"Weil, you have done we'll; I'm proud
Of you"
That's all he said bot knew what he
felt. That night, as | Law in my bed try
ing 10 court sleep that wohld not como,
! heard him detailing tho sffair at the
school house to my mother, amid her
calculated blessings on me, and womsns
like, 81 knew he would" snd"I told you
so," until ] could hear her SOB -~"''on'
allyi and then ~ s.'owledge that she
r. a.
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LIVE STOCK.

Dtevrr, and fauasrs viii dad thi, most advan.
fsseous route Zoe Live Stock Cspaeions Yards, well
~ssered add suPPlied with every convenience, have
be.u opened thi, hae sad its connections, and
every susatiaa 10 paid to their wsnis. fr"m Harris
bug. where will lie touad every convenience f"I
feedine and rs.tins, = choice is offered oi the
PniLADELPHA 4, NEW YORK and BAi.Ti MORE
MARKETS. This viii also he found the shortest.
quickest, sad most direct route tor ftoek "a Me-
Sork-lvis Alleatowrl aud with fewer ehsnge'
than any other.
ENOCu LEWIS. Gen. Eupt. Altoona, rs
.. 4. HOuPr,G.n. Ticket Assat, Philadeiptis
n. II. HOUSTON, Gea. Preisht Assat. Philad's.
JAauAfy ~. 1864 l3-u
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PLANTATION RITTERS

which are now re eccomm nded by the hi CHEST med.
icsl authorue f, aud warranted TO produce an IN.
MEDIATE bene6ciSl eAeect. They are eseeedlngly
agfeesble, perfectly rure, and must ,upereeed all
other tonies where healthy, gentle stimuant il re-
quiIed.
They pur. fy, strengthen and iuvigorate.
They create healthy appeiite.
They are an antidote.to change ofwater and diet.
Theyoyeycons effects Of dissipation, late hours.
They susng gthen the system aud ehiivsn the mind
They Psevent missmstie and intermittent fever'.
They purify the bfestn and Asdty of the slom ach.
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Con.tipa alton.
They cure Di orhea, and Cholera MOThus,
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong, the languid hrlliani,
aud are exhausted natures great restorer. They
composed Of the esiebUsisi Caiissys bask, winter
green, sassSiss, roots and herbs, all preserved In
per fecty pRro ST. CToiH Rum. For particulars, see
circu ulars sud tesumoni ais around each 10 tils.
Beware Of imp0stors. ESamiss every boiile.-
See thst Il has oar private U. Stamp unm lated
the cork, with Plantauoa scs"s, and our sigma
turs on hne steel plate side laboL Sec that our
bottle Is not Iefled with tpuriou, and dsleterous
s,sh. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bites by The gallon or in Bulk. Is an impostoF.-
Any person Initiating this bottle, OF ssilingany 9th.
er material therein, whether called Plantation Bit.
tiers or not 10 eripina' Ut der the U. 9. Law, and
wi n be 80 prosecuted byus. We already have our
eye oa several parties re.6lling our bottles &e.
who will succeed ia gsttiAg thsmsslvs s.into CLOSE
quarters. The demand for Dr. raks's Plantation Dit.
tiers rfom ladies, elsrgymsn, merchants, Se, is in.
eisdibls. The simple trial Of bottle is The evi-
denee We present Of ftheis worth and supnriohiv.-
Thes are sold by all respectable druggists, gfOcers,
hot els, SALOONS. steambsatf and eountry stores
p. II. DRAKE g. CO.
sos Broadway, N. Y.
March IL. 1864. 2i...ly
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TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOW
fAsT MAiI.-Lssve, riu,burgh at $40 A. NJ,
arrives st Altoona for lteskfst 7.l0 A. NJ,
rssrhs' Harrisburg at WAS PM aud Philsdephia
BiIriMoRE PASS rNGERs bv ,bi. train i.av.
H.ri,bnrs At 90 P. NJ. aud srire in Baltimore
ats 90 p NJ.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by ,hi. train leave
Philadslphia at 6.is y. NJ. and arrive In New
York At 1000 y. NJ.
THROUGH ACCOMMoDATtON-Sto at all
stshon,-.Leaye. Pittsburgh at 6OO A. NJ, m.
rive, at A hoona Tor dinner AZ n 25 A. NJ,
r..eh., Hsri.burg al $40 r. NJ, and Philadel.
rhis at li.ls 2. ".
THROUGH ENPRESS-t.ssves riusbursh Vt rs
r. NJ. arrives at Altoona drt supper at agO
NJ, Ssache. Harrisburg at 10 A NJ. and Phils.
delphis at 20 A. NJ.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
n.ri'ba,g at $50 A. NJ. aud arrive in Baltimore
sEw YORK PASSENGERS by ,hi. train leave
Philadelph,s al 8 A. NJ. and arrive in New York
at 10 ~ ".
fAST IINE-i~av,s Piu,turgh at e.45 p. NJ. ar.
ri,es At Ahoona AZ leo A, NJ. feashes Harris.
burg at q OO A ~, and Lancaster for breakfast at
7 72S A. ~, arriving In Philadelphia at 10 rs A. n.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS hy this train leave
HAIRS shnrg NJ 100 A. n. and arrive In Baiu umore
NEW YORK PASSENGERS By tbi. ,ruin have
from Piu.iuf.h to New YORK, without change
vie. n srishnrs and Allentown, arriving in New
YJrt at I.45 =. ". By wav ot Philadelphi,, pas.
spEsrs reach New York At 3.O0 p. n.
Tickets Cnt sale 10 Hos on hy boat or TAIL poat
tisk.t, good any Of the SQUAD Lines. Fare TO n
peiais az Low as any route.
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6ey- 1t is better TO live in hearts than
In houses. A change Of fcircumstances, or
a disobliging lsndlorJ, may turn one. out
OF house 10 wich he has fcrmrd many
attacbmenls. Removing from place 10
place, is with many. an Unavoidable ines
dent Of life. Bat one cannot be expeilcd
from trne heart,'s save by bis own fault.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.


Ksthairon I, from the Greek word 'ksthro." OF
"Ka,hairO," 'ieaifyns to cleanse, reiuvenate and
restore Thi. article s the word II signi6es For pre-.
serving restoring and beautfing the human hair it
Is the most remarkable preparation IN the world u
IL again owned and put up by the otgins proprietor
sndis made with the same care, ,skili aud aueu'
tion which gave It sale ofovef one millos bottles
per auuum.
Iii, mos, delightful Hsh Dressing.
II eradicSes scurr and dsndruG.
itkeeW the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rich son, and glossy.
Il prevents the hair from falling on and turn.
ing grey.
II restores hair upon bald aesds.
Any lady oi gentleman Who values beautiful head
OF hair should use Lyon's ksthairon. II u known
and used throughout the clviliSsd world. Sold by
all respectable dealers
DBMAS 8. BARNES & Co. N, Y.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Pa LADELrHiA Pa.
Disey sSS Of the Nervous,

sEaIsAL v stARr aud SEXUAL SYSTEMS
new and Il, de trsstment-in Reports Of
the HOW .-aD AsSoclATIoN-.Sent by
Mail In sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge. Address DIR. J. SKILLlN HOUGH.
TON. Howard Association. No. 2 South
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb 4,h, le61.-ly.
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Land for Sale.

Ihave ninety -one t9lj Acres Of choice land
In Wood county. eight miles from Fostoria,
that will sell low for cash.
Mn. SPEILMAN.
Tiffin, Nov. 20, 1869. spvs
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erms Of the TiiIin "Tribune,'
FROM AUGUST rs, 1853.

Terms.--s2.oo per snnum. payable
in adyance-s2.5o Il not paid in advance.
No subscription taken for shorter peri
cd than 6 months and no paper discon-
tinued until all arearages are paid up
unless At the option Of the publisher,
OF These terms will be strictly ad-
hered to hereafter.
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s, r, T,-l860.-X,

rer' ons of'edentary.habit' troubled with weak
ness lassi,ude, ,palpitau on ofthe heart, lack OF aP
petite, di sire" amer eating torpi liver eoE'tipH
tion, sc deserve To suffer II they will not try th'
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I'M, E,A;L;t;on Pooms aoo

Our ErAiJit;0n Rooms and
selling DepsHpl ent. .-Ws' respectfully submit TO
the public that us Is the only Responsible fOlicit.
ing Heuse in the World that has an Exhibition
Room, aud ETFI ciENT aud SUCnEsHuL Selling de.
Pariment aiiae he'd. Us PATEsTS TAXES orr ny "
VIZ REouIRg NO ADVANCE FRR FoR sEtEISo.
We are In Regular Communie alton with UPw ards Of
IsD Patent Sellers ;hroug ughOu' the eountfy who de
pend wholly for their supply or Patents hpon us.-
Our Exhibition Rooms (eorner Broadway and Baf.
clay Street, in III very heart center Ofih Cilyl
daily visited by numbers Of Capit aliss nd m'
of Enterprise, seeku investments in yalua ble Pat
ents, for the pnrpos OF reseling in smbdivisiOnss
while other men heavier Chpitalsts a'e always
ready to purchase useful Patent and engage In ",
manufacture, and TINS secure a lucfatiVs monopoly.
Thee sources Ofdemandthat are daily augmen ing
IRE fully sufficient TO absorb the entire supply oi
Patents nov being issued R-d that at tar prices.
COnsignments of patents for sale are .psetful.
" soil cited Any Information free. Responsible
Agents wAsfrdtn every eosnty and town who have
6sed places OF bHsinsss-to such We will pay $50
per guaner, aud per cent. on all salesf TO aci az
our Agents. Gr the explNu alto. Zone hour more
pei day) On the models OF such patents - msy be
placed in their hands for sale. 70 coed sAlesmen
who will give whole business, wilpay ass per month
Al.o travelling Agent, wanted alta fair salary.
Agents will he seFSiIed TO give some satisfactory
secnfty Or deposit the sost price Of mOdels VIII e
will be Tefa nde1 when returned.
Address, enclosing stamp,
SNYDER g. WALTERS,
No 229 Broadway
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Desirable City Residence
For sale.

A WELL.FINISHED DOUBLE
frame house, containing 10 Rooms
on the first and 4 rooms on the Sc.
cond floor; Wash.house, Wood
house, Corn.crib, Stable, &c. &c
A good Cistern, and never fail.
ing well Of excellent water, and a
fine collection of choice Fruit on
the lot.
Title indisputable, and posses
sion given ON the first OF April.
Apply to G. SNYDER,
or at the Law Office of
q. j KEEN.
Tifin, Feb. Is, 1864. 20--tf
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HAGANS' MAGNOLIA BALM.

This I, the most deli ghful aud extra ordinary Srii.
Gle disc ovsred, II changes the sunhutnt lace
and hands to peary satin texture crtavi,hipg beau.
ty, impartius the marble purity Of youth, and the
pI.riseuE Appearance 40 inviting in the city belle
of fashion. itremoves tsn', fteckles, pinple, and
tnughae" h,m tho skin, leaving the comnlesion
fresh. riu.p,ten, AL spooth. II contain, no ma.
terisi iuiutious to the skin. PatrniHed hy seires
IS ani Opera Singers. II what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. e. nAGAY, Troy, NY.
Address all orders TO
DEMAS, BARNES g. Co, NY.
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The National Patent
OFFICE.
SNYDER g. WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York.
Patent Soliciting House, and Patent
Commission House, ComJined!!

Soliciting-T1G,,, comCnUy S will. win act : a., a,
ents for new Inventions IN ihis country and Eu.
rope on the most reasonable terms. Conduct In.
hingement Cases and proc pTe renewals of Pat
erts.
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To Merchant. thi, route OF ~ "a s4halsd faeili.
ties for the shipment Of Freig,.u.
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Tickets fcr sale 10 Ros'on bv boat or TAIL, Boat
tisksts good any Of ths SQUAD Lines. Fare to n
peiais as Low as any route.
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Timn, Feb. Is, 1864.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

CLtRKsVILLg EXCITED - GEx. LYoS
REPORTED ABoUT-Passeugers arriving
in the city last night from Clarksville,
Tenn. says the Louisville Journal Of
Monday, state, that at the time of their
departure yesterday morning, great ex-
element existed in that place, caused
by reports that the rebel Gen. Lyon was
advancing on the town, and would make
an attempt to capture it A dispatch
was received headquarters Saturday
night from HopkiBsville, informing Col.
Smith that scouts had learned that il
was Lyon intention TO attack Clarks-
vile on Sunday The military aathori-
ties went earnestly to work, and, early
yesterday morning, preparations were
made to offer stubborn defense. The
cannon we're placed in position at the
fort, aud the soldiers were under arms.
The citizen employees of the Govern
ment were furnished arms, aud we're out
to do battle for their country. Consid.
cradle apprehension and alarm was
manifested by the citizens, as rebel
assault upon the town vas not the most
pleasant thing to be desired. Lyon has
force under his command estimated al
from three hundred to FIVE hundred and
eighty men. Ever since his repulse at
Hopkinsville, be has been roaming abont
the.- country and threatening TO attack
small Federal garrisens. 1t isa pi ;
that he and his marsuders cannot be e..
PEELED from the section North OF the
Cumberland river. Before going to
press, in all probability, dispatches viii
be received te throw some light on The
situation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19
The Money Order system.

The new postal money order system
has been adopted to insure greater safe
ty in the transfer Of money through the
mails The mode by which safety is
secured consists in leaving out the
name Of the payee or party for whom
the money is intended A notification
Of the order drawn is transmitted by the
issuing postmaster to the postmaster at
the Office oil payment The latter is thus
furnished with all necessary informa-
ton, and will therefore be informed of
the names Of the remitter aud psyee
before the order itself can be presented,
and be enabled 10 detect fraud ii any
should be attempted The fees or
charges for money orders viii be as fol-
Iowa.
For an order Of one dollar or more,
but not exceeding ten dollars, ten
cents
For an order Of ten dollars or more,
bot not exceeding twenty dollars fifteen
cents
For an order OF twenty dollars or
more, but not exceeding thirty dollars,
twenty cents.
Fractions Of cents must not DO intro
duced into any order
No money-order business 10 be trans
acted on Sundays
One hundred and forty money-ordsF
poet Offices have been designated by the
Postmaster General. The following
offices in Indiana have already been
designated
Evansville, Fort Wayne, Indianapo-
lis, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Vineennss
aud Madison.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19
Nc, Iellan,s Rod1.G

MeClellan's Mouated Body-GuaFd Of
The Peniusular Campaign, better. known
as the Mcclellan Dragons, we're, il
will be remembered, merged, upon the
retirement of Mcclellan, into the 18th
Illinois cavalry. Read the following
extract from letter received yesterday
in this city, from an officer in the 18th,
who was a member Of the cid Dra-
goens:
/ wish | was home to enlist myself,
heart and soul, in the coming campaign.
NY belief is as strong as ever in the Nc
Clellan of the Army Of the Potomac, but
he can never have our support with the
hackers he surrounds himself with, or
the platform upon which he stands We
are unanimous here, that peace can only
be had at the point OF the bayonei, and
in the complete subjugstion of traitors
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19
r. G. GArcH, Pres't
Young America Union Club.
EvAxsv1LLE. Ind, Oct. IS. 1864.

EvANsvILLR, Ind, Oct. Is. 1864.
r. G i. Catch, President, and young
gentlemen Of the ToHng America
Union Club:
Your unexpected manifestation of
your appreciation of the manner in
which disch urged my duty on Satnr-
day evening, under somewhat embArrsss-
ing circumstances, overwhelms me with
a sense of gratitude
While I feel that only performed my
duty, your magnificent gift viii long re
mind me Of the generous and patriotic
young gentlemen Of the Young Ameri-
ca Union Club.
With assurances of my profound
gratitude, and with the hope that none
of US shall ever be again subjected to
so fiery an ordeal, allow me to subscribe
myself, very respectfully,
Il Your 0bed;ent Servant,
~ - G RosERT DAY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

Persons Of sedsatary habits troubled wrb
weakness, Iassitade palpisAtion Of the heart, lack
81 appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver,
constipation, deserve to sassr. if they will not
try the celebrated
PLANTATION BTTFERs.
which arc now RECOMMENDED by the highest medi-
cal authorities, AID warranted 70 pro,iacc an iu-
sssdssfs beneficial eject. They arr exceedingly
agreeable, Eerfec-ly pure, and must superosed all
other 'Onics where healthy. xentls stinulent Is
required.
They purify, strengthen AID iuvigorAts.
They create a healthy APPETITE
They are an an tidote 10 change Of water ans
diet.
They overcome the elects of dissipation and
late hours.
Theg slFsagthsa the system and enliven N,
The MAD
They prevent HsiasmAiie and intermittent t..
They purify the breAsa aud Asiaay Of n.
stomach.
Tasy eare Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They cure Darrhea aud Cholera lforbus.
! They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
/ Headache.
They make the weak strong. the IanErid ri
I liant. and are exhausted natures great resiorer.
They are composed Of the cslehrated caliaaya bark
wintergreen, sAssafrss, roots aud herbs. all pre-
/ served in perfectly pure St. Craix rum. Fer par.
tioulars, see sircalaEs and testimonials aroaad
each bottle
Beware Of impostors. Examine every bottle.
See that Il has our private L. 5. Stamp unmati-
lated over the cork, With plantation scene, aud
our signature on nus steel plate side label. See
that our bottle Is not re-6iled With spurious aud
asle,sEious stnn. Any person pretending 60 sail
Plantation Bliters BY the gallon or ia bak, Is a.
impsstor. Any person initiating this bottic. oF
selling any other material therein, whether called
Plantation Bittsrs or net, i criminal under tn.
Z. ;. Law, and will be 80 prosecuted by Ms ",
already have our eye on several parties Es-niiini
our bottles, &c., who win succeed IN evttin,
themselves into close quarters. The demand g.
brakes Plantation blstars from ladies. clergy
men, merchants, &e., Is incredible. The simpi
trial ofa bottle IL the evidence Ne present Of thc
worth and snpcriority, They are sold by all r,
spectacle druggists, grooeTs, Physicians, hotels
saloons, steamboats,, and country storcs.
?. n. DRAKE 3 90.
Ne 2Q2 broadway, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19
Election Rstarns--aflcial.

S1rStrongly significant Of tue popa.
lar judgment is the fact that the so-ealled
Democratic candidates for President and
Vice President have undergone the most
emphatic rebuke in the communities
in which they have lived Philadelphia,
the birth place Of General Mcclellan,
has pronounced against hi-a BY major
ity Of nesriy eight thousand Cinein-
natl, the birthplace and home Of Pen
dleton, has recorded his defeati in ma
jorlty Of over six ihonsand These
! figures amount TO verdict against the
Democratic candidates. The jury which
/ decided upon their merits are the eiti-
zens among whom they are best known
who had tie strongest local aud per-
sonal interest in their election. What
shall be said OF candidates for Presiden-
/ cy who fail to receive any majority what
ever among their home friends aud near
neighborsi This fact contains an i'm
pogtant lesson, which honest but mis
| guided men who have purposed to vote
the Democratic ticket from q mere sen
timsnt or favoritism, should lay 70 heart
Philadelphia Press.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nothing of general
interest transpired in the Circuit Court
yesterday morning
The jury in the case of the State rs.
Jones, for larceny, returned verdict of
not guilty, on Monday night
Yesterday afternoon was principally
occupied with the selection Of jury to
try John Emerieh for murder,
A large number of jurymen were ex-
examined as to their qualifications aud
set aside, and at I o'clock jury had not
been obtained
Shnson and A. l. Robinson appear for
the prosecution; ]. j. Chandler, NJ. S.
Johnson and Col Denby for the defense.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

A CHEAP PAIST.-We think that far.
mers viii find the following profitable
for hoase or fence paint; Skim milk,
two quarts; fresh Stacked lime eight
ounces linseed oil, six ounces; white
oergundy pitch, two ounces; Spanish
white, three pounds The lime is 10 be
Stacked in water, exposed to the air, and
then mixed with about one-fourth milk:
the oil in which the pitch is dissolved ed.
ded, little at a time, then the rest d
the milk, aud afterwards the Spanish
white. This is sufficient for twenty.
seven square yards, two coats. This is
for white paint Ii desirable any Other
color may be produced Thus ifa cream
color is desired, in place Of part Of the
Spanish white. use the ochre slons.-
Rural Neso Yorker
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

Beck HoLMgs-GuERRLLAs CoScKy-
ATIEG.-The louisville Journal Of
Monday, says We learn from Mr. A.
Hill, that, on Friday night, Back
Holmes, the notorious guerrilla leader,
with his band, was at Cedar Hill, near
Springfield, Tennessee, where he has es-
tablished camp Of rendezvous, and is
operating with great boldness He feels
very sanguiue in regard to his prospects,
and he is meeting with great snccess.
At an early hour on Wednesday norm
ing, the guerrilla Captains House and
Spunk Wright were in the vicinity OF
Clarksville with their desperate gangs.
They informed the citizens that they
were on their way to Cedar Hill to Join
Buck Holmes. They claimed that the
vesious bands scattered throughout that
part of the State were concentrating On,
der Holmes, and in few days would
make an effort 10 join Forrest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

H@- A young woman in Jackson,
Michigan, has been carrying on the
recruiting business in an original and
highly peculiar manner. She marries a
man GA condition that be will enlist and
give her his bounty. She being strik-
ingly handsome, the man consents.
After he is gone, she marries another.
Four men has she thus welded and sent
to the army On the fifth occasion she
was detected.