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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-25

{ Residence opposite Indiana HnseI. Jasper
HAS large stock Of Dry Goods. Groce.
Of peddlinR out on thu principle OF small
pro6's end quick ssIss.s He gives below
snme 81 his prices. and invi'es those whn
wish 20 buy. 10 cal on him ~ HE home. o.
ssop his wagon. WHEN in motion. All kinds
Of produce taken IL exchange f,S goods.
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THEY CONTAIN
NO AlCMH0l or BAD WHISKEY!
Tiny all cure The above diseases 10 ninety
.sn. cases ut IL . hundred.
H00FlAMD'S GERMAN BITTERS!
Are not . new end untr,ed article, but
have stood IN, test OF fifteen years trial by
he American public. aud their reputation
add ssle. are not rissiied by any similar
DRIP ration
The psopne'ors have thousands Of Letter.
from the snass eminent
CLEKG:nEs.
LAwYFRs.
Physicians.
aud
C1izEss.
r..-niyisg 81 'heir owe pesr"ssi knowledge
- 'hs b.. n-hcsai effects and medical virtues
~ ,hrs~ Buffers.
DO yoU VAST = NETTING r. SrRksors.
- Y.r.
~, iru VAST Gnop ArPETiTEs
DO y"U Want 70 BUILD us losR Cor.
srsTu-iosi
Dvy . WANT roGEr R.DrF Nervousness!
~, "" WAIT EsERsys
ID. y.u Want r. SLEtr WILL,
DO W. MAST BEI~K. vrcoR"Us FEELrrc
u you do. use HoYFLAsD's GERnAs
BsITERs-
PARTICULAR NOTICE
There rrr m-ey prrpsS ,tiuns sold under
-. esme 81 Bi,ers. put az !" a. ~ bottles.
compounded az The chesprss whl-key OF
rOsnncn rum. c sling from 20 TO ~ cents
per gallon, the taste disguised by AnIse ~
coriaud..r Seed
Fur those who desire and wiIl have . Ii
quor Buffers. We publish The following re-
ceipt. Ge' Osk BY-TLE HocrLASD's GER
nAS BrrTERs and mix ~,th THEkE QUARTs
~ COOP BRAxpY OF WHISKY. aud the re-
suit will be preparation thss will isr excel
- medical viriues snd true excellence sny
% The numerous LIQUOR BI,iers IN The mar
ket. snd will cost much .ess. icn will hsve
ill the virtues Of IiocFLAsp's BITr-Rs in
connection wiih : good article ot Liquor,
a. mu~h lees price than these interior
pre- parsts0ns will cost you.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-25

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
We call the attention Of I'll having reIa
lions % sriends IN tie army 70 the TACT this
German Bsters "wilI cur.
nine tenths 81 the diseases induced by sx
p"sure snd privssicns incident 10 rsmp lite
In the Iisss. published almost daily IN ths
ne wspspess, ON the arrival Of the sick, il
will be NOTICED thst very large proportion
ere suffering from debility. Every case o.
thst kind can be readily cured By Houhsad's
Germsn Biuers Diseases resuIsing iron
disorders 81 The digestive csgsrs are speed
,ly removed. We have no hesitation ID
stating that, II these Bittess were freely
used smcsg our soldiers, hundseds Of lives
might be saved thss otherwise will BE- lost.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS
See shst the signature OF C. M. Jackson
,s on The WRArrER Of each bottle.
PRICE FER BoTTLk rs cEHTs,
on HAsr DOG. FoR 81 90.
should your nearest druggist not have
The sr,icie, DO not be pul OF By sny o. the
Intoxicating preparations ihst may be offer.
ed 10 iis place, but send 70 %, snd We wiII
forwsrd. securely packed. BY express.
U-rPsincipsi Office. and Mandatory,
No. 63l Arch Street.
JONES e. EVANS.
(Successoss 10 4. N. jackson T. Col
Pscprie:ors.
nTFOR SALE in Jasper. By M. FsEsp-
MAS. ssd Druggists snd DesIeis In every
10 IN IN The United States.
Feb. 9Th, 1864 -ls.
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JASPER COURIER.
rTHE Ct ScivNATITYPEFOUN.
my CO., corner Of Vine End Longworsh
.,ree,s, are our agents In Cincinnati.


NV YoRE, June q Ats meeting O
The Executive Committee Of the National
Democratic Committee. held hero today. u
80 voted that in deiere nee 10 the desire Of
. very large number Of leading members Of
the Conservative Union Democratic Parry
throughout the country. tLn The meeting Of
,he Democratic National Convention b.
postponed until Monday. August 90. 1864
\, i2 o'clock Al noon, - Chicago
signed. AUG BELMONT. Chairman.
FaEpx- o PigRcE. Secse,asy-
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Nrw YoRK, June "a a Hers id's sreciai
ssys HsDcock's old wound hss bs~n %
,rcubIesome .ha. he ws- obliged 70 SEX 70
be- relieved. The seguess ~ss granted and
Birney hss ccmm md Of his corps. Hsncoek
did not commsnd in SATURDAYS fight. H.
.xpec,es to be 10 The field sasin ina week.
I, j. said there are 3O0rO rebel troops 10
Petersburg and con,,nu lily hing reinforced.
TIE stack sil 'ciork a NJ. Sss'udsy, BY
,hs 81 Corps. mt with b ~ little opposssion.
our lraops passing over formidable work.
occupied BY the enemy IN . dsv previous aud
captured fifty or sixts psi~sners- The Cas-
v.Iities on both sides were bW fec
We moved on md d~v Ioped spohsr line
VI ~rrks abcui5no wards beyond Here The
REBELS made . stub born resistance. A. moon
q general advance OF the 2 Corps wss OF
dered. The sssrulilng force consisted d
shsee brig AIDES; 'he I,ae RI bed fs-rwsrs gal
l.nf'y bu, could ~iihs,- md The deadly ire
Of musk.try. grape and canister. though
rsrth works They tell back leaving the
dad and wounded. Another attack ~ss
ordered NJ another point; the s'ornsine
party consisted % several brig sdss IN col
uan % regiments About ar NJ. in tso
90 nmn-. they we're mt with such with
-mh msrd-rou. fire, and cu' do sn - 70 pid-
I, that they were ~nhdrswn.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under
- signed has been appointed sdminissss.
tor Of the estate o. Lydis Psyss, late Of
Dubois county decd; said estate 10 supposed
10 be solvent.
JAMES e. sPURLOCK admir-.
msy 18th. 1854 -3w.
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T. By the fame Of . common lamp
comfortable break lsss can be cooked. :
IN. Y. Tribune.
Simple in consruction, easily
kept in order. ready for use in . moment
convenient 20 have on hand.
*-Dmegist's Circular.
Fi.h's Lamp 10 one Of the
most popular novelties Of the day,
tho utility Of il IL unQuessionsbIes great
saving 10 made in heating end cooking small
articles. and cen be msde 10 cook meals for
Ia great many persons, which " actually
done on the sabniance ears which carry
the sick soldiess Scientific American
For family use, hospital tent,
hsrssck. picnics. fishing, nursery, or sick
room, II 10 IN article Of comfort beyond oil
proportion 20 lie cost. HsII Jour
nal Of Health.
lhsvs tried the apparatus end
|my vile and proclaim the same : most
valuable and indispensable article. and We
now wonder how We could haze % long
done without il. Ed. Coal Oil!
Circular.
An economical contrivsbce for
and general household purpoeer, n
one important point IL the saving IN cos'
over coal ERE. N Y. Evening Post
PRICE FROM TWO To SIX DOLLARS.
Ca PACITY FROM ONE 20 FOUR Q'RT.
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE
TINE WITH ONE BURNER.
Arvsngcd for Kerosene or Coal Oil o. Gas.
"a Descriptive Pamphlet Of thirty pages ius-
nished grants.
ALSO
The UNION ATTACHMENT,
Price so Cents.
To be stsschcd 70 . Common Kerosene
Lamp ~ Css Burner, by which Wster
msy be Boiled, and Food cooked;
slso avvsWged 20 support : shade.
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
WIN. ". RUSSELL Agent,
M. 2O6 Pearl 81. New York.
AcEETs WANTED.
april 3Cth, 1861.
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1FG"li was sellingin New York
on Wednesday at - s..
~ q, ola Friedm. n'siur No how
o. S. IS per barrel
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NJ rs- Rni-. Gsrrs@ea, .-.a~~c,.d
~ -'rrp.rs % ~"sk 90 me cspss"i bu'ids-g-
- 0'aa-. csasd.. until the ,.rnlns'.vu o
ear ssr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-25

UvSUes SOWSkW IN ~
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DR.C. Al. JACKSON, Philad'a, Pa.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDlCE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
Of the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from disordereJ
Liver or Stomach.
such
% Consti-
patton, Inward
Piles, FuIness or
Rood 10 the Head,
Acidisy ~ the Siomssh,
Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust
Tor Food. FuI"ess o. weight IN
The S'oms~i,. Sour Eructssso.s.
sinking or Flu'terng 81 the PA of
the S'"msch. Ssisnming oi The Head
Iiurrs. d and D,flicni, Bsrsibiag. Fsut-
sevinc ~ the Heart. Choking Or Sufiocs-
ring Sensations when IN . tying posture.
Dsmne-s Of Vision. D.n> o. Webs be,ors
The Sight. Fever snd Dull Pam ~ the
Head. d. hciency of Perspirsfion.
YeIiowness 81 The skin snd Eves,
Pam 10 the Side. Back. Chest.
L.mh-. &c Sudden F'ls~h.s
Of Heat, Burning in the
fiesh. Constant In
sginings u Evil,
and great De-
precision Of
SpFsfs.
a I'D will positively prevent yellow FryER,
Hsrfl.ux fkykn &c
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NcrioEs IN great variety. - Bought loo
~ sdd Tor sale lev, b. Jos. FREApsAr.
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Nv. NOONcN 8
StOwNNeM NINNCvs
ere me So\AAev'S EvNeMA.
OvvveUeMtANg Nl0Sv\Ae0,
NvscMtcvv, NNeSAuA0-
SNsSxA, exc.

these Eittsrs are put up IN quarts
bottles, Of tvhish the abovs - . foo
simile. The label - finely en-
GraDsi, and - proviisd With .
safe guard from counfs.fsiters.
Prios 81 Pcr bottle, or cir for S.
G. w. Fo5ssk, Proprietor. No. 8
East Fourth Street, cinctnnoti, .
whom all orders should b -
irsssei.
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The RIehno"d EhqWr.-r sHy-, . gentleman
rh- len Lynrhhnrg On Thuf~i. y say. A
.rt,e iorce ~ rDs r...r. ued ~ Gsas.r a.
u 80. 90 sIe Wagon. 500 f.nn--ser !. n,
road sc~s" ~'rh:. ~ ten mid ss"m Lynch
b~=. They hsv- d"r- g'cd a. ~ o. dam
ssr \" ih-. s.sIs"sa. - 49, 70 asv. hs.a ~
p-ctsd. hn' W. did 10, Learn the pss,icuI.s.
~ Their sa"dal-ns.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28
rea FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Plymouth Captured by the Rebels
Highly Important from Newbern
NrwprRx. N. C.. Anil %. 1864

NrwBERx, N. c., April %, 1864.
The battle which had been going on at Plymouth
from Sunday, the 9th, to the 2oth. resulted in the
capturing of the city by the enemy on Wednesday
noon, including Gen. VESSEL and his forces of
500 men.
The enemy obtained possession oil the town at
o'clock in the morning. Gen. VESSEL and his
troops retired into Fort William and held out until
noon, rcpulsing the enemy in nine desperate as
sauls, whose loss is said to be 200 while our loss
is slight. Gen. VESSEL, who gained such distinc-
ticn in the Seven Days fight before Richmond,
has made in the siege most brave resistance with
his little band of veterans.
Several weeks since he called for 5000 men,
Eating in a most solemn manner that il would be
impossible to hold the city with less number.
1t is reported that the enemy has left Plymouth
and is now moving on Washington; also on this
citv. 85a '7ss st s. nsf1
The rebel ram Atkinson. on the Mouse, has, il
is ascertained moved towards Newbern, and is ex-
pecsed to make an attack in day or two more.
Gunboats and requirements are Immediately
required here and at Washington.
Two companies belonging to the ID North Caro-
lima (Union) Volunteers W ere among the captured
at Plymouth, most of whom were taken out and
shot by the enemy after our forces had surrender
ed.
| All the negroes found in uniform were also shot
| The funeral Of Com Flessertakes place to- NOR
row.
The rebel ram at Plymouth which came down
the Roanoke is expected to act in concert v itf
| the other rams in the attack on Washington and
Newbern. She carries three small guns and ohs
Ga FOUNDER. With the aid ola few gunboats these
rams could be readily run down, as their sea 60
| jag Qualities are BAD Under the cover of night
4 the ram at Plymouth swamped two of our gun
boats, but it is not expected she will attack any
respectable number Of gunboats in the day time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28
Gen. Steele's Expedition.

Latest advices reported by telegraph. via
Memphis, state that Gen. Steele's expedi.
ton had reached and occupied Camden,
Ark, which Price had evacuated at the
approach of our troops. Camden is sta
ated on the Washiia river, in Wasbita
county: it is about 40 miles, from the Lou
Iisiana and 60 miles from the Texas line
/ and within 40 miles Of the Red river, con.
siderably above Shreveport. 1t was
doubtless the programme. that Steele
probably strengthened by Thayer and Clay.
ton. would be able to support Banks. and
aid in insuring the capture of Shreveport
Under the present changed aspects Of the
campaign it will be our chief hope that
Gen. Steele may not be led into atrap, fol
obviously it is too late for him to CO -oper.
ate with tho Red River expedition, and hi,
own position may, without extreme eau
ton. be made one of extreme Danger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28
Letter from a Prisoner.

.sseAss We arc frequently inquired of con.
corning the whereof the following letter
we have concluded to publish it. so thai
all his friends and acquaintance may be
gsaliSed by . posusal of it, - siaiy
esofi DAxvlLiE. Va. March %. 1864.
a. Mr. DEsn PaRESrs:-I have been in re-
ceipt OF the box ron sent me Jan. l4th,
for several days. and after testing them
pronounce the articles in remarkable pres
creation. Ny space is too limited TO ex.
press my thanks. You viii be flattered
to learn that your paper has had an addi.
-tien OF five hundred readers since the ad
vent of the box. and that have risen con
siders5.y in the estimation of the prison
ers By being connected with the public
press. The election returns were partition
fafly gratifying though could haze wish.
ell the result in your county different
Convey iny compliments TO Messrs
Hougl.on and Becker for their donations
Tam in the best Of health and expect
soon 20 be where I can seal up the letters
/ write to you. Am spreading myself to
eat rpsthe box before the order Fall in
for your paroles" is heard. May God
bless patents. brothers anil sisters.
". IL. II. MarrISGLy..@
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28
WANTED.

Energetic agents wanted in every town
and county in Indiana, to sell the genuine
fac-simile Of the EAANcIrATros PRoctAMA-
TON, Sold for the benefit Of q permanent
Soldiers' Home, and the United States
Sanitary Commission-the best selling
document now before the people. Also. q
magnificent steel engraving of GENERAL
GaAsr. which has I very rapid sale =
Agents selling books etei. will ind it TO
their interest to sell tine above. For terms
and territory. address. enclosing stamp
for circular. j. P. STANARD,
Box 1474 Indianapolis. Indiana,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28
Appeal to the Citizens Of the Loyal States
in Behalf Of Disabled Union Soldiers.
THE SOLDIERS HOME.-LET LOYAL
HEARTS AND WILLING HANDS. CHER,
ISL. COMFORT AND CARE For MY
WOUNDED HEROES. ........

Every genuine copy Of the Fac-Simile contains not only
the Proclamation, but also the locr Of President Lincoln
dated Oct. 2 1861 and may easily recognized by the
certificate its face of Thos D. Bryan auihcntating it,
Flag in hand and pointing with the other tthe above
MOTTO and by the Proclamation Seal stamped upon every
copy which honestly in the MAJ kef for the benefit Of the
The establishment ola permanent HOME FOR SICK
AND DISABLED SOLDIERS ia prompted by the dictates
of humanity and by gratitude patriotic and
brothers Thousands will have gone forth battle for tho
Of glorions institutions the unity of the
States and to extend the Of Freedom will return
with manglcd limbs and shattered frames ncapaifaed
for labor during the remaining period Of their existence
here. To sach refuse Christian welcome and a
comfortable home? But persuaded that generous
public needs argument induce them TO the perfor
Of duty manifest and therefore proceed to
stale briefly Tho purpose of those who design to
home for tue relief of the disabled soldiers Of
the Union.
1t generally that the original draft o the Pres
osity of hllow-citizen, Thos B. Bryan Esq., Is the
property Of the disabled Soldiers of the Union Army be
Chicago This document destined to live on the page Of
history when generations yet born have passed
and to be referred to by the historian the great nsru
ment by which that foul blot escutcheon, human
slavery obliterafcd, is regarded by OF immense
present and prospective value In order that the disabled
soldiers more fully realize that value the donor Of
fac ile CT the Manuscript, and also of the Presidents
Autograph Letter. the whole forming large and beauti-
full engraving ornamentcd with portrait Of Abraham
Lincoln. Thus for the petty sum of Two Dollars t$2
every loyal citizen can procure this document Of enduring
value and at the time aid in the erection and main
enance Of Home for Disabled Soldiers The
fund thus produced WILL trust prove sufficient to carry
the design TO the required, aud benefit the
bic and patriotic recipients Of bounty The original
document Thus become the foundation
the Soldiers Home will be sacreJly preserved in the
same, and may thus prove Of revenue
the soldiers Is anpe to your humanity
your Christian sympathy We trust not We believe
that awho love their country and glorious institu-
will gladly contribute the rihng that is
sary shelter support and smooth the passage to the
grave Scared and disabled who have been
defenders and the esorer Of great and beloved
Union
Mrs. o. 4. H0SMER,
# ri. DIX FZ,~-.,sS<~~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28

qu9fioA Mr. orbaley inteals u advocate
froin tn d whcthsf ws.shsll con idcs
him out frie as heretofore. or regar<
him as avid5 delprted thu old flag and
gone over 20 our enemies2 VIII he con-
sent thar the flag Of cur Union shall be
lowered in humiliation to the defiant trea.
son of jeff. Davis. or will he say it shall
never be folded uasiL-its authority is -sc-
knowledsed throughout the entire. repub
licl The bsyonet and cannon. ball are the
only arguments that will have any influence
upon The rsbels. What says Mr. Corba-
,ley to the use Of there arguments? We
should be pleased if he would enlighten Us
little upon these points. ss4.im.izs
Yourlricnd,
f8dsa eaT-.saii01 Nm. HooKKH.s1E
|B Tsfdxgkie eco D,I78dlIuds Vols.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28
To the People Of Indiana.

The Governor Of Ohio. Illinois. low q,
Wisconsin and Indiana, have offered 10
raise for the service of the General Gov
eminent. eighty five thousand men for the
period Of ono hundred days. to psrforrA
snch military service as may be required
of them in any State. They will be arm
ed, subsisted, clothed and paid BY the
United States, but receive no b6unty
They will be mustered into the service oil
the Limited States for the period designa.
ted, the time to commence from the date
of muster. .a.t.-s
The importance Of making the approach.
ing campaign successful and decisive j.
not to be over estimated. and / feel conf
dent that this call VIII be promptly and
Tally responded to. / need not enter into
the reasons which have induced the" ma.
king 81 this offer and it's acceptance by th.
Government, as they will be suggested &c
ell by the condition of the country and
| position of our military affairs. -
therefore call for Twenty Thousand
100000 volunteers, to rendezvous al
such places as may be hereafter designated
and to be organized un Ter instructions to
be given BY the Adjutant General. Elk
listing organizations Of the Indians Legion
offering their services will be preserved
when the regiment or company is filed ia
the minimum number under the fegula
tons governing the army Of the United
States. 7'si '''''se en- - 2
2 Sc YET 20. p. MORTON, ,.s
Governor of Indians
|. Executive Uenartment. INDIANAPOLIS,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28

N Ms. Golfax's speech on the Long case
printed in the Daily Globe of the 10Th
ast, kwill occupy ten or twelve col.
Osinas OF oar paper. bus we have concluded
TO publish it notwithstanding its great
length. as mos, Of our readers are anxious
sts peEuse it.. We viii enaeayor TO give i,
eRtire in egr next aisLue. score rfz,odfsa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28
CORRESPONDENCE Wanted.

TWO of Uncle Sans, gay and festive
defenders wish to correspond with many good
Union ladies' regard fun and love- Photographs
sergt. G. and Corp r.,
f<tTHo 18th Ind Battery, Knoxville, Tenn.
April l4-tepd .s.aH r.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28

Aa,. ,,e, PLYMOUTHy Ind, -. e
Thursday. April g., 1864.

,ad Governor Merton has called for 20. 600
' volunteers to serve for 100 days, Every
man who, possibly can ought TO- respond.
Lat athsseall b filed without delay, See
-eall and tho Adyts s0sncral's directions,
In another column. sn5ffl9 s5essd IA -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28
CAHTToN.

every purchaser that the copy offered him by an
agent is genunehat it h certified to, contains the SOL
ders home device and MOTTO and is duly stamped with the
Proclamationa Seal the FIRST page Of this cir
circular. Address all letters to - f@,r4
THOMAS B. BRYAN, Esq.sI
President Of the Soldiers Home. Chicago, III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28

ae=m For tAe weapons of osr warfare are not
carQal. bat mighty through God to the pulling
down of strongholds-" Ephcsians 6, l3-l7:-
"Wbercfore take INTO yos thewhole armor OF
God, that ye may &c able - Withstand in the evil
day, and having done all, to stand. Stand there
iere having your loins girt about you with truth,
and having ON the breast plate Of righteousness,
and your eetshod with de preparation ef the Cos
pol OF peace. Above all, taking the shield of
iaiths whercwith We shall be ablc 90 qucnc NH the
fiery darts the wicked. And take the helmet oil
salvation and the sword Of the spirit, which Is the
word Of God" This is pointed out as the Christ
JAMS armor. What you say ABOUT me personally
shall not reply to, for it Is a"snal thing 10 be
JUDGED with the judgement of man. +" =.
You ask me to preach from the text In Rev. II.
Z; And there Was war in Heaven &C., 1 will
comply with your wish If you will furnish bouse
and 90 yourself and hear. You seem to think
that warts now in progress in the uuited States
Ifthisbe correct we are in very strange kind OF
Heaven. Now, sir, if You desire TO hear this,
make the arrangement, and when am through
you or any other can reply.
( 1 now dismiss shis question unless you produce
testimony to the point. a iro4gScIls s.oG1
f-ea, - s.ala RICHARD CoRRALEY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28


ULTsEs s. GRANT has been raised the highest raul Il,
the military service Of tho country The only men who
have thus been honored by nation are Wash
ington," "Scott" and 'Grant'
Cen Grant whose portrait the Publisher now present..
10 the public but Tort years fnghas particpa-
ted in great warshas captured during the prosrn
struggle Ave hundred guns, hundred thousand rrI,
0ncrs quarter Of OF IN al arms. liz redeem
ed from rebel rule fifty Thousand square miles of
ritory: has rcopcned TO the of the world tho
mghticst highway on the globe; has strborny pursued
his settled path In spite Of al obstacles and has meyer
been beaten. All this las be- realized wh any de-
sire 10 gain glory for himself but for the and
purpose Of securing the restoration Of h Union Modest
" and quietly r moved along unk no~n until the
capture of Fort Doncson. and are fully
acquainted with all that lac has accomplished for the hon.
or Of his country.
We offer you the porsrai, of Gen. Grant,
Successful military of modern times il engraved
from authentic photograph taken Chattanooga hy
the celebrated 'Army Phoograr piers" Mrssrs Barr
fous IL Is Of imperial size and emb Ehcd With appro-
PIRATE Surroundings.
Size of Engraved Surface. -. 10 by ii inches.