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Ready Saturday, JLuusrya
~ II Z X b u N Il A l. II A N A G
l. FOR 1864.
tRICE yIFTKES GAIA

This popular ANNUAL contains:
ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA for 1864;
The usual CALENDARS Of Sun, Moon, ta--Nsw and
Complete Tide Table,
JEWISH and MOHAMMEDAN ANNIVERSARIES
PLACES or PRINCIPAL STARS FOR EVERY NIGHT
IN THE YEAR-Inter esting 10 tho Young.
DIFFERENCE or TINE AT PRINCIPAL PLACES IN
THE WORLD;
RISING MERIDIAN and SETTING Of tho Visible Planets
ELECTION RE1URNS--Full and Acct sts votes Of the
Soldiers;
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTAL sbinet Oficsrs--
Supreme Court Ministers 10 Foreign Courts,
NAMES and TERMS Of u. 8. SENATORS;
NAMES Of MEMBERS Of the xxxvIflth CONGRESS;
ABSTRACT Of LAWS passed the Last Session Of Con.
gessi
STATE GOvEREORs-Time OF Elections, &C.,
REBEL GOVERNMENT
REBEL SENATE and HOUSE, &c, Co.;
THE PRINCIPAL STATES OF EUROPE: THEIR
AREA, POPULATION. ARMY. NAVY, COMMERCE,
FORM OF GOVERNMENT, etc;
THE GREAT POLITICAL QUESTIONS OF EUROPE:
BRIEF STATEMENT OF THE POLISH, THE
GERMAN, THE ITALIAN, THE DANISH-0EhMAN,
AND THE TURKISH QUESTIONS.
PACE Is cents 10 copi,s postpaid eli 100 COPIES sent
by EIpre. s. Cash oTde!s solicited.
We supply back numbers Of TIE Tribune Almanac for
Year, 1855 1886 1851 1858, 1889 1880 1861, 1862 and 1909
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gtationerp anb fanfp GOODS.

OIWtIpVNhU WV ~"'~g ~~~'
"vJ,IIE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
VHE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
THE BEET PENS IN THE WORLD.
On rsecp, Of any Of the following sums In Cash the Sab
sctiber will send by mail, or otherwso az
Gold Pen rens-'eeeng the 'ame ae"'d"0" '"T"""'
GOLD PENs WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents the Magic Pens FOR 80 cents the L.y
fr 30 cents the Always Ready Pen; for % cents the
Pen hnd for oil. the Excelsior fen--th'se s.o
numbered ut ooue.p ond in szss to numbers j. '''
respectively.
CASES. WITH PENCILS.
For so cents. the Magic Pen; for = sn the Lucky Pen
for l. &c "A A,~ ~, , ,es6 r' Fem .0'
These srs WeiFhi.hed Good Writing Gold Pens VIII
sT sess, ' of se les, Steel Pens. aOrgs ly
unra,yanfcJ, dsd here'ore not eoeiaa9'a0h.
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS.
The name A. Morton" Num3e;" sId 9ns.lt! %i
Tor .iI months except against accident , ~
he Soos, des e, GIy' %S S+ins IN, me ss
AID No. 10 ,ae l1rres mammoth ODD Pm, for the as.s
Long ard Medium bs Of all siz ana ql ~
The Long Short ib- fine psn.ed tue Medium NJ.
hroad. Coarse Business points. Inc ehsAhs' S' w.
s.uile. o ito and styles.
COLD PENS WITHOUT CASTS.
Yr 10 No Pen Is, quality; No. Pen, ID quaiy.
FOR II 20 No. Pen, tqlsiy no. PEN "a qla"y
For u 8 10 P,n qsiy Or.No .Pcn I'd quaiiy'
For q % 10 Fen qaslyi oraNosreH I'd quality
No. sn Is, g1syi No. rsn Fen g Is qsya
Pen; so No. ,ren; ga 30. 10 Penal lot q'iHy
THE SAME COLD PEgs, ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS.
For 81 No Pen Is, quality, or No. Fen, "a quality
For IS No. Pen Isl quail y OF no. rem 80 fuA'!'
No. Pen 30 du,b'y. - o., ..,,,-
For g %. So Pen .tsty ora No. sPcn I'd quality
For az Pen ,,q aay; or.Ho. ePeu I'd quality
Tor . % ,0s no. Pen, lat quality
GOLD PENS. All FIRST QUALITY IN SILVER
MOuSrED DESKHoLDERS
For 900. 20. Pom r ~ % NO PEN Tor - 10
Pen. or - 5 NO. : Pen. - =,
For No sreni for *Sa No sPen and for go No.
10 Zen. 80,
Pout. csSefly selected aud Bonr % i fns.y a. 80.
with lie ..he,i unpenccon which SAN and Tie eo's"
scrni.ny detect -, H..
The I'd Duality" sur.siar to any Pe'' raee - "ia
Nc 81 Qasi,y he s,end. hsl equa n respect to Dufa
hifv Fn.'i,ity md Good Wrtus tufes On" ory true
I con.d.ra'iou.l any Ood Pen, made e'sewheie
nte.url - tho Cheap God Pcus be bee cave to 80 h
r.,ot TO opetaing M New P.sntea Machines le could
10, have mad. Gpoi Writing and Durable Pens oE tie
/ prize hid the Gold b. furnished srltuitou,y
Parne. orf,,irg ng' "a ea ,H'a,s -, rs..g
rl,nc.lgr d'eybe Gs KIND shsV 9rs's'-uie'D 'V ~
hrta codrfe Grs.
.isk AMI al who send twenty cents charge i9r cs'r
Ia addition 70 tic price Of soc-' ordered WIZ sA'' "'i
P.re. .,llnq God OF Silver will be allowed the fai pre-
n'un the dey received. 80 -,
10 CLUBs-A di.couu, Of 10 pr rent viii he so"ed on
,So en- III e. 10 o. one I'd ss one IN SINE
Addrv,', A. MORTON,
No % NAIDFN-LAEI. NETWORK.
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"l,s general merit Esirao.d.naIy.p
IL ANNAH THURSTON.

| ANNAH THURSTON.
Ale Boon copcga,ions,t ,sy. Of III. popular and u.h
talked Of book;
1--WE have been greatly dssypcn.d 10 ,s story We TOOK
itup under the influence sIreudos aiding from ,ou. If
notices Of 1, which hsd IN co,empots,ie, .d
posing should find Il to be attack rgol evangelical
ion in the form Of a novel
But In s general scope, it high and md
sastary In i,s Inning freal American society admir-
and nearly un,ppoached n its satire usually Just and Away.
powerful; end In s general merit, extraordinary. A,
,r.shener Of cuTIert crooked ideas upon "wosns rs
know Of nothing equal to it. In short the book sue
cess sud which Of need be afraid
TO read o, to have read"
Another large supply from the binders 10 expected on
WEDNESDAY. Jan 9th and in few days hope to Ll
the numerous orders Of our friend, Of the trade.
PRICE $50
O.. P. PUTNAM, Publisher,
No. ell Broadway ~
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r;,HE GREATEST STRAWBERRY both for

r,yIE GREATEST STRAWBERRY both for
n,e rad sao, ever ye ,oan,ed brought oala' june
nv seA BORDEN. e.q &c noted i,e.o Of Patent Lee'AeI
Msie.sle Iron etc The plants were ali purchases oy We
Proprietor q TIE Amees s'iesfari'i ard a'e being nu
,p,ea for free d.bu.oa among Lis subscribers for "
Any .ascr5er 4idias to ia 'aS'''pAoH 70 '''o
cost Of postage AID co,h WI be entered 0n The H'' Oh
those 20 zee. i've sat, ,is yelr. scs terms above
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TIE ra5rrdlr'I having foU,ds Limited ar'ner,hip, IN
dor .ni b, v.. 4 act 70. tie n'ia Assembly ~ Nc
% ofPenn'yssia. ls.f 'r t't 81 Nsicn a
d. . enfifir. tct r. yc O. liril.4 plrinrT Hi sd
gle d. MAKE the Glowing publication N
comp with the sald at Of Assembly and the SUPP eeb
f.sItInt
rn.tThe .li plr'neolip 70 be oonds, led under he
mann. ~ rpm OF D. CoUhSff HANil Ppr bNANH.
a.eudIhc general o. The business Intended 10 ne
t4iisa. 81 .ha Dry Doo.s Ca i..sIiOu business
tArl-ils general par u sad painef'hp 81" SAL
III. G d. tOJKSEi rol.iDg at 30. SO South siIt''nh'
~ g. -. o.. ii,
street =. ..
CHARLES = EVANS residing ., No. III Worth Tween
tf-'i--iseef ihe ciy Il Fiiisde.p4ls. go
tn4uhtae ipccil ysrnlfs ue III p IiiI t'fiains
No q! Wet Logan sgusf" 90 "a cy Co. F ilic rn4 @n1
i.'ithl H. AiLDll r-d4ts a. No - MON poe ia TO
'y ~ Nt sEk tui They llffraf ng Bed 90 ne con
ilar 'iocs To- s-iI partnership finJ lJarud % Is IA
casA "ssi.& Ia u Oa- Hundred s@Ad D9j-siA ~
ts.fFrstr.
finTl .si psrinsr.h3 ..ss,,.. on the hrst 6sy
u J.l sfy, 4 IT, i.y and % 10 iefan.s hlIty
SAMUEL q ny COraSEY,
nuGH HAMILTON
CHARLES 4. ALAGs-
General Partners.
SETH b. SITE
ROBERT l.. Itl ioR
rp,cla- fariners
PLl.delPh. Dee 81 100.
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Alaehinerp.

TODD & RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
Il - Dey WORKS at Paterson n. J-Msnufactre Station
sry and Portable Sss and boilers FLAX Hemp Tow
.OIkuu and Rope Msebinery. Mn OssIins Skating. 10
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ttlusiral INSTRUMENTS.

At HORACE WATEnSS No. 4sl Broad.
- ksy-FIAN0s MELoDEoSs, HARMONIOUS nd
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS o' every description ., the verJ
lowest casa prices. lie Waters Pianos and Ne
made Of the veIy rs. materials, Warranted yesr
sEd guaranteed % give entire satsacsn New and seccnd
hand Pianos M.odeons and Calne. Or. to monthly
payments received FOR the Is assortment Of sseon4
hand Pisuos low. PsHos AMI Nelodeons tuned, "a
paired moved boI-d end shipped.
HORACE WATERS, Agent No. al Broadway.
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IT WILL PAY, AND PAY WELL.

J, impossible foI any Man. Woman o. ohld to i,aa the
Amsieaa Ag,eR'u,isi Giving dee IN every annual
vi" Dl, gaining many Hints and suggesions that viii etc be
worth dollar Tie haliIeis o.. be.a. ind instructive
ENGEAvSCs many Q, them large 40 sone worth many
ooA-f' Thy 1T YEAR. (See terms above }
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HUMAN SLAVERY FROM l776 TO 1864.
BY HORACE GREELEY.

ILLUSTRATED BY PORTRAITS on STEEL OF GEN
ERALS, STATESMEN, AID OThEk EMINENI
MEs; VIEWS or IMPORTANT PLACES,
BATTLE SCENES ASD DIAGRAMS,
FROM OFFICIAL SOJ HcES xTc.
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OlcGr! Cleaners.

GALWAY LINE.
NAsl0A4IO* CpMfAsi.
ADRiAIlC ~ hors~ ro"es. tyoilus
COLUMBIA. 100 horie p,~sf o.1t4n.
aNGLlA. 100 hoTsc power. 900 tuG..
ApRiGTIC. CAPT, SIciOLsoy,
vii ssii from NtN-fOkK ior GALWAY ana LlNI sPouL
On ~ tsDAf Januay H. 70 20 followed ~ tho CoLtA-
Rte o. p..,asc Paysbs la god It. equivalent In
frs, Cabin 400 intermediate so siecr,gc go; New.
Iors e. - Joins. 30 -, go
Hs,fc i.rraen Ro,''f,anl, Antwerp pwr', r,.e'
fsses ffon strias galway 10 Ae~-i0ss and bo''on
. 80 "a. and lD3.
fef passage 'ppy i1,r, ,sr,y,v -. .,o...,.
I,r Ta.e' II fcs spe 10 sud s other .ailon sppy g.
LAWAkACt. OlLHs Co, No II south W..isilst
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION conf
~ rASY.
The underlined will dp,ch q the uulern.uii.i Of
other 'EteYSKg' a. h l.deishP0oi ''''' ''''
calling =. oue.n.town TO land passengers ani slod TELL
oKArHiC DISPATCHES.
Lo2}lnsYi,sA -. SssosSs.. see. -.
fhe's steamer. ia,e a. been bail, under ,c in.pscion Of
IN. Chief surveyor Of the Liverpool und,r"fer' Registry o.
Iron slips. They have tsht psrH-ai' and
eisssca a.t elss, iOr twenty-five ycsr,
ing ''f aed sP for I, 'eooaS md third class passenger
s,eer,r...........''' Is }f'7'''' In o'"'n'''
Dietary snd .cccnmcd,cn un.grp..ed by auy other line
| Of steamers,
Ior further particulars, srplyto
WILLIAMS & GUION, No. II wall't
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch.
- ns at Queenstown .Cort Harbor,-1h. well knovn
sleaers Of the Liverpool New Yos and Pbadephs Stosi
mp Company are intended to sail a. fo-s~.
CITY or Observation-Disclosures. Saturday jan 8
CITY or acknowledgements. Saturday Jan 10
aud every succeeding SATURDAY. noon. IRON f,sr ~.
North River.
PAYABLE IN gold, OF its equivalent IN currency:
FIRST CABIH......&sO C1l sTEERAGE go 90
FRA, shin TO London . oO s.elsss to London - %
Fret Cabin TO Hamburg ~ o ,seTsgs to Hamburg 81 o.
Passengers sAo forwarded to HssTo. bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp, &c, At equsLy low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown: let Cabin ST5, sss
elo5. stecrsge $50 Those who wish " send Tor their
friends buy tickets here at those rates.
For further information, Apply ct tie Companys ohiosa
JOHN o. DALE, Agent. No. IS broadway, NJ Y.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
- The hae fast sailing Clyde built Steamship Cali
EDoNlA Capt fener, vii cell hom Pier no 2 Moth hy
Or, foot Of Beacast On SATURDAY. Jsn This steamship
safety Of passengers hates Of passage Including an sbunds
supply dwell cossd provisions: Ff,t Cabin s1s second
currency 1s " AppIys FRANCIS MAc66IxID I Co.. -
No bowling Green.
TJNHE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM.
i SHIP COMPANY will dispatch MONTHLY their nsw
and pOwsrf9 a"tsl;% British Iron :tssn:ldr .,c
Each 3 900 tuns burden
between LONDON and NEw-YoRR, eallinsa HAvRE on
R.te. Of passage from York p,y.hsi Usrxs srAr.,
CUKhYxCr;
Fist Cabin. gro Second Cabin. SO sssrase....eN
CfAs. a. %niTNEY. q, the Office. No. 20 Bro.dw.,
For freight apply At Nc, - Sonih st. -
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New publications.
"The only Authentic History Of tins ""'
DEBELLlON RECORD. ou
II EDITED BY FRANK MoOkE'
sIxTU VOLUME NOW READY

h work las the press and by al who have
~ei'"' TIE standard Authority Of the War" III.
ki,puhishsd In parts at Soc each pai usiIa''a VIZ,
NO Portraits Engrsyedon Steel by huch'e' I'D TIE 0e'' ~
- AZ L,e most prominent men OF the day.
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PAsadclpha Dee ." 100.
The copartncrship hercto-
~ fos, e,ns se'we,n %, undo 9.a onis, z, ,'ins
mutual oon..nl Tie book. and secolai' Of the ate hm
vii remain for n" present. a, No iis "ifIrn 81 % 49,
Sew Yo,,. ia l. la JlCOB u. DiBBLE
hGsKY CHAPLIN.
cOPARrNrRsHP.-Tle uuieFdsued haze ~. day
formed ,ar'nef'ap under the nsn en- trn OF iLo ..
At tic "a ,,s,d OF DiBBLE CuArS No. no v srr.n.
.p- 10" iors' jan l. iSe+ in'l Nv H. HIN
WV Yors. Jan. /. 1884
ERrDERIC J. EASToN has an INTEREST
In irn from this d.ic- EASrOs L COMPANY.
MR.. IRVING GRiNNELL rc'.res from our
IVA n-ru thi. day. OAlh.,ELL, HSIURS a %.
December 81, ic3J
MIR. J. 3. KENDALL RETlRES from our
VA tlrm THIS DAY ~ mu'uA. consent
Aew.iois' jan J, iSA IL a SIT RSbfk6a - Co
NOTICE is hereby given that tho Under
y ,,-re4 cave thl. day Tonne rod rsfner.p pur.
.ans g. ia sasis. Of tie Of nov oss TO lur.
pee 81 cerJ 90 TO General Dfy Good. ,'ms.on ba'
KlsbALi. ciiviLGSD 4 orDiKE.
LIT Ito soc general garncI, l.os.iri n ID" at. partner
,o'riy Of ESQ., .s'e Of scs-Jrrsy. nENRf VI CIh,E.
Land. Il The city ef Br9otlyn. 49, o., Ns~iofs. I'D
uf ARY OPpfhE, ~ ihr ely OF New irA
Thai tao soe Ise iIsnri, inerc'sd in tle paf'nrilip
~ GI ROE ofDikE Of ihs CRY . rev ios wh" las
conbgf'd Tie 4 oHe hnaa's. ru' 20 ao f. Inc r.si
'.uNi. tno capfa 81 ti. 81 hr.i tublii h. TAILOR
II tho city q o., who be- Contributed the sun. Il ny
h1rIls4 do.ai u ca.h ard iAr ID oep'a snd ntih
-. SIN L. %. tlr Try ol fl4lleli stse q IrDny wanna
who D., .ied tho oiVlp nsu'ahG doiAss la cash
is. all tie aaid capital.
INA. TIE slf partnership couinencrs on The second DAY u
Jslafy. iou.Ali eight hai sd and .Tiy four so add
The thTy iT.i dly VI bfc'llr oLc tlorsald
"a 4l .un lGcd sni siIty s4t fln'r
I. b. tie tsfu.- Of f. I'D af;neIlip The sp ai pr
abs iorthe drh'. q e paSii'ril beyond ts
lively iiua,ed b. them To tie capital
shove 4ifisd.
tJOSEPU 8 KENDALL,
G.,.fN r.f,o.r. IIls-ur VI. tLih kLAsD,
tNtNkf a.. OPhfkE.
,uEURuE OPDihE,
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FENCING ACADEMY.-Mons.A A. J. COR
bESifR late Professor Of Arms in the French Army
A"ocs'ed with Mon GRsER iu 'eoching the Cent Garde
the Emperor and teacher cfthr yewY Fencing C1e
bss he honor that he Ia. opened Academy 81
Instruction Ia Small sword Sl5e. Doth Cavalry and lantry
Cane aud Bsyonet, BRADY'S GYMNASIUM, No. 20 81
Marks place. The Rooms open daily frou, nn
p MoaS Cor has psrms,on TO refer to Tie hsi
ams.eurs ri this city. /,
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TO THE STUDENT OF HISTORY
AND
FOR PUBLIC LIBRARIES,

TUE WORK is INVALUABLE. -,
Nt.er,co Of the materials tos history rom icar
>ss. a. ,ss PRESENTED every official document and every
"a distinct narrative nom the Southern SIDE anu P =,
SAsm m nxapo.ition with the documents ana h''i"
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DARTIES desiring to PURCHASE REAL
l. ESTATE either improved unimprovrd. respect
fully invited to examine list We have Duuber OF very
tine whch Offering for sale Also desirable
property tho Contta Pk and its Immediate vicn
y. Also, several desirable Country Residences in tls mme
date vicinity Of the city. Applyto
ALLEN K BeyWN No. O6 Broadway.
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NTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW

~ The 6ae fast sailing Clyde built Steamship Call
EDONA Capt ferier will ssil hom Pier no. - Moth Xiv
htod In the approved style to insure the comfort and
safety Of passengers, Rates Of including sbundsnt
Cabin 500 Intermediate. SO s.ser-sc $a. Payable in
currency Applyts FRANCIS MACDONALD Co..
No G Lowlips Cryon.
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Danio.

ALI RFSpEC1ABI FAMILIES, BOARD
/ " T,G.IOIgrS and HOTELS. can Tee supplied VAN
good FRN nom al raii0ns Profession 81. sio'' .
Via. YONhsTON ) Jtte. marble p..ls ~ !. ~ y.
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3nstruttiou.

A COURSE OF Practical Instruction T.
IA BOOK-KEEPiNGby double entry and business ~
Bao,dwsy cor sthst Esabsbed o. 20 yesrs % pd,W
Instructions in PENMAEsHiP Olf4HR "a QQLDSNiTB1
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CnMpnsIrOES WANTED.-Folr on

~ Iui,ti AEs wao have some liow ~. @.
ANA can .ad n,ln1scI ?. wei wanted TINS A'O""''" To-
80. 81 Frfk.sow. roorl no. 60
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DISSOLUTION OF COPAKiNthSiilP.-
rl, c,n~-fne.iin heretofore ttis'ilr uudci TIE him
,,..... 4 DE CoURsEi, HAMiLiON EVANS, i'in' lay
N. %. I'D lX mn,nal cgnselt. -..-.-.....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

COPAkrNFRsHiP.-T1e uuiesdsued haze "a Day
formed c.arnffsap, under tho sn.' en- tr OF BILLS
tIfAFiN ell Gtiuuc tic " ho.rae Grocery bssl"ss
At tie old stand OF DIBSLE CuAfis, No. ll9 warren
.i.--p-is .o~ ! orb, Jan. ], lstA IApls H. MILLS,
HENRY CuAIlS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-07
Down..

The martyred Vallandigham don't seem
to get as much sympathy as we should ex.
pect from those who have had little other
stock in trade for year than his sufferings.
At the Democratic State Convention oil
Ohio on Wednesday last. he was nomina-
ted for one of the four delegates from the
State at large to the Chicago Convention.
The vote stood Pendleton 231. Allen 323.
Morgan Isl. Thurman 24l. Ranney 2Ol.
Vallandighsm l96. On the second ballot
the field was left clear for Vallandigham
and Ranney. the latter being considered
the representative of the war feeling of the
party. Rauney beat the martyr five votes.
A good deal Of i'll feeling grew out OF it.
and the martyrs friends threatened to
leave the Convention. What is the use oil
being an exile and the victim Of executive
usurpation" if it won't elect man one oil
four delegates to so poor thing as q
Democratic COMMUNICABLE Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-07

PnorRAcrEp Mass MEETING From
the crowds that congregate at Calkins' ev-
~ day. we infer there is something unusu-
al there to attract them. II the crowd
consisted entirely of the masculine gender
we should conclude the rush was to
enjoy the felicity Of chatting while buying
goods with the handsome and intelligent
young seminines who act as clerks in tie
establishment, but this is not the case
- many il not more women than men
compose the throng who are continually
going in and coming out.-the latter gen.
orally carrying bundles Of goods away with
them. and wearing smile Of satisfaction
upon their countenances. The inference
therefore. to q disinterested spectator. is
irresistible. that it must be the cheap and
handsome goods. and not the handsome
girls. that causes such rush at Calkins'
daily. srsa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-07
Mftchell's New General Atlas.

Mr.. j. w. Linn. the gentlemahly agent
Of MARSHALL Go. for Mitchell's New Gen.
eral Atlas, called and delivered us copy
of that new and beautiful volume, and as
we examine X We are more fully convinced
OF il ansnA value IS . family reference
work:Ws consider it the most accurate.
complete. comprehensive. and cheap work
of the kind ever offered to the public. Mr..
Linn informs us that be is meeting with
success in his canvass. He has taken 40
orders for the Atlas in Bourbon, and is
patronized by teachers and literary men
generally. This ases not surprise Us, ss
they csnamots fully appreciate the value
of thu work. Fathers. bestow kindness
on your wives and families by buying this
book. and when those little sons of yours
become school teachers. lawyers. preach
srs, doctors. or farmers. they viii attribute
no small degree of their intelligence to this
book 81, SO can not be spent to better
purpose. ~ CD ~ =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-07

HoorLASo's CERMAS BIrrEas 1T is over ten
years since Ibis celebrated remedy was introduced
20 The American public. During his time it has
Performed hundreds and thousands Of the most as
tonishIng cures, and its reputation and sale has
now reached point that FAR surpasses any remedy
OF the past or present ages. It has acquired this
great reputation, not BY system Of pufing but BY
merit OF the article ITSELF Ifyou are afflicted with
any OF the diseases for which il is recommended,
such as Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint Nervous De-
bity' or Disorder Of the Digestive organs. it will
not fail to sustain its reputation in your case For
sale by all druggists and dealers in medicine at as
Cents per bottle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-07
Republican Victory.

Il DAvENPoRT, April 2, 1864.
Robert Lowrey, Republican. was elected
Mayor to-day by nine hundred and sixty
five majority. A handsome gain.
DAVENPORT. April Our annual mu-
nicipal election took place to-day. All
passed off quietly. The entire Republican
city ticket is elected. R. Lowrey having
about 1000 majority for Mayor. and the
other city officers from 500 to 600 MAORI.
ty; large gain over last year. The six
Republican nominees for Aldermen are
elected. The six Aldermen holding over
are republicans. In the 9Th Ward COM
bination OF the opposition defeated 6. 5.
Dow. the Republican nominee. by five ma
iority. The successful candidate was for
rerly Republican. but it is not known
what he is now. In the 9th Ward sim
liar combination caused tie.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-07
gpetial sgntifes.

SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH'S
FILLS contains more vegetable extractive matter
than twenty boxes of any pills in the world besides
nifty five hundrei physicians use them in their prac-
tice to the exclusion of other purgatives. The
first letter of their value is yet scarcely apprecia-
ted. When they are better Known sudden death
and continued sickness will be of the past. Let
those who know them speak right out in their "a
vor. tits duty which will save lfe
Ourrace are subject to a redundancy of vitiated
bile at this season. and 1t is as dangerous as IL Is
prevalent; but Brandreth's Pills afford an inv, lua
bic and efficient protection. By their occasional
use We prevent the collection of those impurities.
which, W. en- in Sufficient quantities, cause SO much
danger to the body's health They soon cure liver
complaint. dys pepsa loss of Appetite pain in the
head, heartburn, pain in the breast-bone, sudden
faintness and costiveness Sold by all respectable
dealers in medicines. .-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-07

STILL At LARGg.--Vankirk. who broke
Jail in this place last week. is still at large.
The Sheriff aud his posse have returned
and given up the chase. we understand
The Democra. tries to screen the Sheriff
for allowing Varkirk to escape. by me-
glect Of his duty. by insinuating that tho
Jail is insecure. but no one will say that
the prisoner could have got out had he
been put in hi, call ct nightfall. as he ought
to have been.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-07
EXECUTOR'S SALE.-By virtue Of

lZ authority conferred by Letters ressmentory.
wii the 10th day April next at the late residence
Of John L. Woodward, Sen, miles north Of Plymouth,
expose for sale at public auction, between the hours Of
O'Clock aud o'clock NJ, the Real Estate Of the
said John L. Woodward deceased situate in Marshall
follows, towit:
The south OF the north quarter in section
MAE 2s) thirty four GA (2) also the
south part Of the north quarter in section
eleven m also the north part OF the north half If the
south west quarter. m r., In section eleven IN, con
tanning altogether ffy-two and one half
Said land lies in body and will be sold altogether.
Said premises are known the home farm Of John L.
Woodward, Son., deceased.
TERnS-One third cash in hand and the residue n
equal due twelve and eighteen months ac
date, with interest.
The above pre- miscs appraised Thirteen Hundred
and Five Dollars. JOHN T.. WOODWARD, Jr.,
Executor Of John L. Woodward, sen, decd.
March IL. ls6f-ti II iLTlJ II I'D