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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
Passengers Arrived

IL ,na@diP, Guy Sf Wa'5i.gigS, lC0., LiysyYoeE
mr. and Mrs Simmons and two children, Mr. Taassi A. j.
LeGrande Capt @. White, A. Reid IT,, kinsle! l. Ills
Mr. sehwarty H. Meyer.,ea Bin Prescott, Misa Smith,
Mr. end Mr.. Peerd, Mrs. MeCord. T. Ab2aca o. Hneons,
Mr. gae and ;on Nom f9n1sna MI ana prs . MAs "
He.lop T. A. Hoppock Mr. and Mrs Grescon. MI aud MIS-
Chamberlain SIR and Mr Fuller, Mr.. MacIntye. Ar and
IA .ta~.iio Ger~Gsia, from Ran6wg-T. D. LANCE,
Miss Jenny Weller. w Lindner H. K0bilseheek, Gi"'se
Gresae T. Lslon. r. A. Livingston, =. 5. q. dHarnevie
Chaa Pnoand, Eus shon and os in the second cabin and
In .t.a~.iip Cly~DV. from Lrerp0O' and qassH'f0'OH--
Mr. John Chadwick. .
Cecil Lieut. davin Adiniraiy and lsdyj Frederick Smith
Me smith L. E5gcrton, Mr. Carter, Mr. Cutting C. Lsra
Livermor, A. Garder D. Mskoutoa lady children aad
nurse Capt, Glyp and lady. Capt Grant, p l. stsIisy
Mslsi, h 7: Bur Mr. Mamie Edssrd Decker Als ;;,
Mitchell D. Morgan, 2. Cope, = w Cosgll mT, Coznli
Mr. w Mitchell ~ Af1 r'yS s c a9r Mr. ~ sT.wa
ger v II. Brown o. A. Arthurs, Mr. COIN Mrs Conn j. W.
brOn JOhc Cider + "a Adams: C. = Wssn A w. ,oHy
WIN. Eosaa q. q. Byron, Mrs Byron inilnl and ssfsi.
As 1ai' = y ssi s e. k5iels5. G. Ss'ciids Fiadi
na M Wsa e aSrns s a. e. Laas 5sa
William, }. =. Brown, H. oumpb, a kirsland
NY asjos Rec, O. Z Navy NJ and Mr1 wt Me. W
GaSb 'S ye SsSy a NJ n w St yo' M Vim Mn
sor Ensign Butler Lieut. s;ayves0nt, Mr. McGOyern Ensign
Pnde Lieut. Baldwin, DR.. Pease Dr. Kennedy, DR. Henson,
Chaplain Haskell. Rev L. ID. Bsrrows Rev. ME Mckenzie,
MI. q. 4 Brown; Capts. Lutwi. Holden Proseh Ross,
MGsha, Walker Southland, Parker, Miller and son Hooper
Crouch Reh. Whya;t Doane ieu,s. Norton Hall Edwards,
White brown. Rice serie Wnisms. Sheppard, Huggns,
Besse Chapman. stephensoni J. NJ Muller, J. w Wenaa
Tracy hays. AArous, Phelps, Brown Rich, w. w Morris,
Fdhdee. Cole Craven II r DeForrest, Burbank Leslie
Baker swan, Export r. Flynn. johnson, Stout, Hrmiton
Wisoa Pe,cEhch Dabsil Gaden, Freeman Cushing San
ysu Cults, Gabelz Woodruff Coles. Galley, Aue, Jones,
tsnee Brown holin Ruoch. j. Martin Thurp, Jewell and
Emanuel, aud 40 in The second cabin.
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Passengers Sailed.

In nhamahip Aa,trdiaSiaa, for Lseeypool-Mr u r.
MGrye baltimore; Nr. Haynes Eversley, Philadelphia Mr.
r. Rsmy Nlr. II. Fletuaun New YORK w. B. Westhead'
Manchester; Charles II. Foster, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
olderLnsin, New York; }; s. LoTrey, o. w Lowry Mi1'
Fanny Foster Richmond No; A. r. Strange New forkj e.
Feidmep, NewYork j. II. orne, philadelphia D. II Len
dsn.r Memphis; John Syl, Now.NoTk Mr. sud hrs ROTH,
England; w Fowler NeiyYork Henry jefferson, London
r. Ferguson II. L. Stern, Eew.York; w. H. Drane. Ken
tucky; H. Weynan, Paris J. Bafoo England; A. j. Rich
arison England; Baron Frd de Bassiee, PARIS o. H. Cor
nsh, New York John Collins. Phladephai W. Sinclair.
New.YorSi NJ. dc Zssnou, Havana; Wm. 81. WsIeIstsr.
Ncw.York John stephenI M9ntreaii d. Bnchmon Janes
Conway, Baltimore, WIN. II. Becker New-fofk r. Man
ming fheo Y. Berott, John 5. kennsiy New York D. NC
Forbes England Henry Broncra, Mr spuseberg, W. He'll
nun Mr and Mrs Richard Butler. C. r. Stewart, Mr. and
Nrs Bigiend EewYork; J. A. Young. John N. Young.
MAJOR Dillon, Charles thinner, VIM CoppeTman, T. u
Callahan aT. HisnetL . -,
In ,,eanalip Cyeole, 10, Nsr 0rleass-Mr. ard Mrs
Eicheberger two children and servant George NJ Beard NJ
Bern Jules Rose, James A. Ward c. Mallory, r. Golei
ns Jane WEIGH John L. Lake jr. Coleman Morse Water
D1act Capt Geo D. Wicburu, Mrs Prentiss, Capt Thorn
Smith aud wife, Mis- SENEGAL and niece, Mr and MI.
Hoffman children, Mrs. Anna AeGral and CHILD
james Reynolds, James McGuire.
Murphy, W. II. Obi, Emit Lus hr. and Mrs. Abbott,
Mr. and Mrs Potter Joephne Stern Lewis stern, fE Nase
William Nagel, jose A. Reyes
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of wa.hin.ton Brooks Liverpool 9th aud
Queenstown l0 IA, mdsc aud pess 10 John q. Dale
Mslch g. on Point Lynas' geoe ship PhisdePhis, from
passed steamship City OF Manchester honce 18th Let ~ 70
on 81 S. passed chip American Congress hence Tor London
day. lat AZ 30, Ion 81 g. passed slip Wm Tspscot
steamship Olympus tBr) MsMcksn, Liverpool 9th inst
sud Queenstown 9Th mdse. and to r.. Cunad March
49, passed steamship City Of Manchester bound F. 2oth
passed ship bruda, bound w 2lst passed Large Esai"
with tunnels steering w. probably the Niagsra) same
dy passed barkrsg steamer bound Ri I'D passed snip
Tiale bound W.
Southampton 10Th, INDIE and pass, to hunhGdt 20:
Experienced heavy weather during the Arrived on
Sandy Hook morning Of the sd but obliged TO 80 on
shore again In consequence OF aheHyy snow stoim;
Steamship China (r Anderson Liverpool 18th inst. via
Queenstown lJth, u mdse aud pass; 70 T. ,Iheiu On
the 2ih passed steamship City msnchsster ard ships sans
steamship liecla. bound in 2ls lat 81 "a ~, Ion 20 W.
passed American ship Norway. bound w.
steamship AIago o.. 3 Transport uadsden Port Royal
18Th to ;. Quhrtemaser The A. Dtnss iiI rf' ana foo
of Tie South aud Government Left Port Royal
ieh and arrived at Sandy Hook at i3o Experienced
Bsik Augusta Rely (Brl Philips Newport f., rs days.
railroad iron to Boyd Hincken. Experienced heavy w.
gales most Of the passage.
Bark Sea tot Liverpool, Brown, Boston days, ballast 70
Brig Triad Davis Boston for Elizabehport. In Block
Island Channel In contact with B schooner carrying
away her niainmast and doing other damage.
Big Martha OBJ, GOnion, Pictou days, with coal to
Is. 4. Small Co.
:, sGhI Ainf p. sI Lans0'' Ach'' days. plaster to
schr Cherub, Boley, Portland days lumber to James
scr Alma tBr.). Proctor Halifax dsys ash and gold
quartz Miller Houghton March ~ while leasng up the
Lower Bay, lost bowsrrit and ibboom.
sehr. Mary Alice, Berry, EewBedord
BELOW-Three ships, unknown.
NyIND-Suuset w
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"WEDNESDAY. March o3-p. N

Gold is decidedly higher, closing 1864 after
selling ct 1866. Upon the street stocks were firm with
moderate business At the Stock Exchange Govern.
Dent securities were steady at ll2 all2i for long 6s
and lo9t 0lOSl for 520 Border State Stocks steady:
Tennessee Is. eooS3; Missouri Is, 720t Canton Co.,
G7t3s. Coal Stocks firm: Delaware and Hudson. s22.
Pennsylyania Coal. 2Os bid; Central Coal, 1894;
Cumberland, Sia3. Pacific Mail, 2osia22e. New.
York Central 1885, al4o Erie 1855 do. Preferred
1oei91. Hudson River. l56lal57. Harlem after sell.
Sng at los. rose to 1914 Gl32 Reading l42; Michigan
Centra, 1921 al42i; Michisn Southern Il7I0Il7s:
do Guaranteed. 46!3l47; Illinois Central LIZ. Cleye
land and Pittsburgh 1915 9l25; GalenA and Chicago
12iSi25ii Cleveland and Toledo, l+Cial47; Rock
island i25t; Darlington and Quincy. lI5s0i4s Stocks
70 higher. and the inclination to buy for further ad
va nee 10 stronger than at any previous period The
Tiss' In gold has renewed the impression with many
that thei nfasion of Government iuterest
bearing psper into heourrency w In the absence Of
speedy military progress result In q currency panic,
undss witch prices Of local property must advance TO
points rbsyond prssens quotations The ref cent
Foote's arc becoming abundant In the hands Of the
ospA and tho view taken hy purrhssey Of stesks ~
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NEW-YORK......siAR
Cleared.

steamships--Arel Wilson Aspinwar, d. -. Allen Creole,
Thompson New Orleans, Ludsn, Hcineken &C.; Lsbuan
(Br Hayett, Liverpool Funch M-incke Wrrdt; City Of
baltimore tbrl Mefhouse Liverpool, j. q. Dale.
s,c-ncr-JGmes :. Green, fclton, Ws'hingon James
Hand.
20.
Barks-N Boyu,on, Mitchell Valparaiso, Fsbbri Chaun.
oey; 0rstta Craig. Cadiz. Mcore Henry
Bnes-J Blsnheim (HT) Harvey Cienfuesos, J. f. Whit.
ney; Apps (brl MeFee s. John N b., 7. Neyius son
Dephns (BT D. DeIissn Consiyes. II. q. Schmidt Co.
ScLoonsrs-S Waterman Chase New Bedford Ferguson
Wood LauHiar, Coleman St Thomas. Bentley Smith Co.
Annie Br Leilsnc, Ragged Island, u. b. Small Co.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoUET-GINERAL TEEM.-Nos. 9, 1913,
1875 l2C, 49, 100 TO- Isl. ~. l3. 49, 1885, 49,. l39
40. III, l3. A. li5, 49, li7, 1873, l4s, $50, ISL OF
Nos. H. 200 a0, $40 3k 225 Issues Of law aud fact.
SUPREME CoURT--CMCUIT.- Mos. ll9l,
i,ii 1913 1918, 1891 gi g5 3i3 900 Part u--sos. $50
1872, 1888, no 1890 1884, 1888, 1900 1890, 1890, 1902
1904, 1910. l3o9 1870 1912 1914, 1916, 1913, 1852
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Mos. 557, 1875, 29l9,
351J o6l 1885, 3te5. 3i27 $685. lo9 3l5 o6I. +3, ooIs
361T.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Adjourned
to Monday next Part I-NOs S. so2 sO7. sos 52, 5l3
Ola, SIS, 5l6, al7, 5i8 $40, $50, SCI, lJ9.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 53, Al,
e5 &c. 49, 49, ~, H. 49, o. vs., 81, 81, 90. 100 lol, io
lea iOl 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

ISHUMAH TREATMENT OF CHILD.-Coroner
Ranney yesterday held an inquest at No. ~ West
years OF sge The deceased resided with his uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman at the above place, and
has been sick for some time past Notwithstanding
this ths sviaaGAs Of aevsrh witnesses W0Ysd plainly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH - 1884

that his guardians had for months past treated him in
most brutal manner frequently beating him while 30
ac that he could scarcely walk and sometimes turning
him cut Of doors in the most Indictment weather. The
IpTv rendered verdict that the deceased came TO
his death from whooping cough, and further believe
.. ,sSssa 80 FASTENED II not caused by the In
human treatment Of his guardians VIM. II. and Mary
c. bowman
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LAW RNTEELHGEyCR.

UNITED STATES MARsIIALs oFFICE-MAncu %
SENT TO FORT LAFAYETTE.
VIM. a. Smallcy and =. b. Marsh were this after
noon sent to Font Lafayette by order Of Major Gen. Dix
scy va. formerly debenture oers in the Custom House
a. this port and alleged the ,se Of the discovery of
recent frauds there b concerned in them but whether the
ses in the rIe.en, instance based upon them no, lss
yet been made PGb tho Of tie Arrest Of Mr.
Mash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

LIVERPOOL, NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP Goa ships letter.bag will be made up
for the City Of Baltimore. sailing for Liverpool to-day,
to enable merchants to reply to their letters per
City Of Washington. The lettcrbag will leave the
office Of the Company, No. Is Broadway. Of II q. N.
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fAdvertisement.1
TfuVcIII-"II'Nt'I,
MuLPR g. CARPENTER Produce Commission

MILLER g. CARPENTER, Produce Commission
Merchants for the sale Of Butter Cheese Lard Eggs Poultry
Game Grain, Flour Pork Hops Seeds. Beans, Dried Fruit:
and Country Produce generally No. 8 Eide Building n 4
No 800 ST We give personal attention to
the selling OF all goods consigned liberal cash advances
made eonsignents Reference President OF Irving Bank
N Marsh President Erie Railway Company President Nortn
River Bank aud 5acket, Belchrr Co.. n. Y. -
N. BWsntod, consignment State and Western Dressed
Hogs ard choice Dressed Poultry Also Clover and Timothy
Seed for our increasing home aud shipping trade.
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SACRED COSCRRT.-It will DO seen by refer
ence to advertisement that sacred concert will take
place at the MadisonAvenue Baptist Church, for the
benefit Of the Mission School. Thursday evening.
March "a Roesnis Stabat Mater and other selections
will be rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

DISEASES RESULTING IRON
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANs
AND WEAKENED AND DEBILITATHD PalMps
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE
VIGoR OK HEALTH
The reputation Of this PREPARATION Is not OF A.
month, year, il it confined within Go,;,.J
It but known and appreciated by those vho
circle Of fashion and refinement. Il Is on the cout,s -,
wide, and the tumphs Of this article have es,eS IN, -
rich and the poor, white like the tha. falls gently 40
EARTH 20 this friend of mankind is blessing 10 assx
upon the suffering and afflicted. It's virtues Ar, ,,o a,
quarter Of the inkabtbie cbe and the
which ID Is daily performing have for the highest mo-
in the temple of science. With such rccouu<pd.,,o,-
backed by incontesube and undoubted testimonial. e.
those who have experienced s curative properties. ,,
the public assertion but what has passed roasb the ,l
chile oftru,h and supported array splendid and h.,,
to unknowa trumphs wha: wonder tha. hou,.uds nh
to Il for relief In the hour Of danger.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive orxsa,
Constipation, Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood 70 the HsA
Acidity Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Ds,us
for Food, Fullness or Weight In the Stomach
Sour Emetations Sinking nuttsrng q
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing. Fluttering
ct the Heart,
Choking Suaocatins
Sensations when in lying
Posture, Diinness ofvs-
ion Dots or lr
Webs before the Sight, Fever
md Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney OF PeYspirasion, Yelowness Of the
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, kc., Sudden Flashes Of Heat, Burning In tss
Flesh Constant Imaginings Of Evl, and pes.
Depression Of spihis
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BITTERs Is
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUN OR WHISKY.
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNkARDS.
Is NOTA
DARKROOM DRINK,
ORA
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUN,
Gut 4 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC sTlMJLANT Or
INJURIOUS DRUGS,
aud cannot nsidousy introduce the vice Of Drunkenness s
the bosom Of your famiesto yous wife, your children,
your friends.
Read the testimony f.he most respectable pecpe-Prs'n
Of character and who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND.
WE WILL PAY S1Oo0
any that viii produce Certificate published BY % u
Is not azsulss.
NETWORK TESTIMONY.
From John b. wickersham, eco, firm Of Waterman /
Huch.on the celebrated manufacturers Of fancy iron werks
No. 2ss Canalst:
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Sailed

MARCH 22.-Steamer Francis.
Ship Wizard King
Bsrks- Annie Sherwood Baltssrd, Queen Of the West
Bngs-Iuron, Clara ID. Robbins.
Schoonersflash, Maxson Rogers, Grapeslot Wenonsh.
MARCH 21-Stsainhip for Liverpool Roam
oke for Havana; Creole, for New Orleans.
Also sailed 23d steamships United Kingdom and Ariel
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MINIATURE
snn-R,es... $50 Sets..... 6:i6 Moon-Eises... 7iG
WATER rms
Sandy Heck 9l2 Gov Island. $50 Hell Gate. 10 -
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mission house MI Taylor has been for years kncwn
IN the business Annuity in connection with the Post
Office.
Tho City Controller adyertises elsewhere
for proposals., until April 2, for S2oo9oco Soldiers
Bounty Fund loan.
The Housatonic Railroad Company earned IL;
Total reccipts FobTuagy, 1863. ...........S iosJ9
Total receipts, February, l1f.....'.'..... S,fiS
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Receipts Of Produce.

MARCH 2J-72CO bbs Flour 80 Dbl. WHISKY 200 b,r,
Corn M.,l 6noO bush. Oats 500 bush Wheat $50 p.gs
proyi'ons 20 psg Lard 80 Psss Butter u pigs Athes,
! go pks6. Petf0l.um.
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COURp or APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 23-Thc following is the calen-
dan Of the Court of Appess for Thursday March "a Nos y
10, II, II, IA, 10, 49, ~ aud 70.
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Mew~Paudo.

Willis the schr Alma was in Quarantine st snehor. OF
Tue,day evening she fouled by bark Augusta carryn,
away nanmat and most OF he rail and hulwks the po
side
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IAdyertisement.U
PHRENOLOGY,

SuAHAClEh~I ufbioSnOMt, 'hhbNNH""',
Psychology EruyoIoeY and Psychology given In the
IILusraArRo PnnsSoLoGcAL JOURNAL Monthly IS cents
or = 80 year. FOWLER & WELLS, No. 300 Broadway,
". Y. March number ready.
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Internationally

Mrs. MARY j. HOLMES, the popular Amsfi-
cen Auhoess Commences new story in TIE NswYoR
WEEKLY, now ready.
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Whit II IT F'''''''
The Controller of ST. Louis makes very fiat

The Controller of 81. Louis makes very fiat
erng exhibit of the finances Of that city The total in
debedncss amounts to 81 no. 00 As security the city
hos present assets reasonably estimated at sToOo""
or lour times the amount Of the debt. While this Is the
case the ordinary revenues win Of necessity constantly
be growing with the rise Of property the influx OF popu
ation and the general improvement Of the city as the
advantages OF peace wish free river to the 1u are
more and more assured. The present administration u
the first within the last twelve years which has borrowed
no money Not only has the city government pad hs
way during the past ye but it now has in its treasury
$4,000. cash, 70 meet future demands.
The following viii show the comparative I'M
ports of foreign merchandise tho ozports Of produce
and merchandise and The shipments Of specie at the
port Of New York. for the expired portion Of the fiscal
year;
CONVERGE OF XKw YORK IRON JULY TO DATE
iS6i-G2. iS62-C3. 1cG3-S5.
Imports mdso. 48!y.J2& siJ)SysS, Si,:eee' 10y
Esporls pfoduee.. III 73gG 72 I+0oG39 ll5 ~, ~
EXPORTS specie..... 9u52,G44 45,32S,S1 J,s33Hcs
The foreign exports from New.YoIk. exclusive
of specie Tor the week ending March "a and since
January !, were: ~ .e,, ,ca.
Total for the veek...... AL2hGl3 S3,skla7 fa2y0yo
Previously IepoI,ed.... 2s,oisi67 DeqtNa 1%,'its
Total since Jan l.. s32seOeo sg,l.asoS sS'i9l,sOO
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Mseh -, "a. A,' Ion y 'A' Gay xsnnsnus VA SEEN
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LEATHER-Ths market for HemlocL sp3 Osi Sole has
been sfy sctve during the week. and better prices
Iealea SSns 70 the light receipts and small stock We
&c for o. hdds and +ea+sc. for do Heavy HsmloeL,
A. for Light; sl1Ga3ic- for Middle and nd
3fao'ic. for kIddis, and s,a,ac Tor Rssyy Hsmloci
Ornoco at oSai< lfor Light 3ie12lc for Middle and 33
a~S Iss Hssyy. 1sa'seA SlsaIbsI VPpg N up BeuE6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

IN APPEAL to PEOPLE Of CONMNn
SENSE and those who desire to hsys tbs APyIlcrvA
BENEFITED. % LOO ',
READ AND REFLEcT.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT sf ltI.lt.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
lthas been from time iInnemoria the object q, a,,
pss TO find remedy for the BIS Of Hfe and s.,s.
has for ages explored every in order 10 do. ~,
hidden secret It has BEEN however, reserved for uoa, -
ence to bring before the world the great destroyer Of
and in HOOFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs are son.s,,,.,.s
ell those virtues which tend promote healthy and ,o,o.
life. Unlike the generality Of bit.er they ar. not an .aox.
mixture bu. pare tonic composed entirely Of vegetable uh.
stances. They are positive cure for
DYSPEPSIA
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WEEKLY, now ready
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

Sword Presentation.
The Nashville Daily Press, OF the 18th

WIN ItCoOnIdS4OAs
The Nashville Daily Press, Of the 29th
ult.. says. ..---.--..--..-.
Thursday night a pleasant party of
ladies and gentlemen met at Mr.. Good
wins Hall, and enjoyed good dancing to
sweet music until late hour. During
pause in the festivities. Capt. Dan Casey.
of the 29th Ind. the former worthy and
efficient commander of the convalescent
camp. was considerably taken aback by
being presented with costly and beauti-
fully ornamental sword. by Mr.. Thos.
McCarty. in behalf of the party. Tho
gallant Captain, however, rallied, and in
neat and appropriate little speech
breathing the soul of Irish earnestness
accepted the present. On one size of the
sword was 'ngraved: Presented to Cap
tain Dan Casey. by his friends. Nash
vile. May "a. 1864" On the other side
the American Eagle, with shield and the
harp of Erin, were engraved in truly
artistic style. 1t was beautiful present.
bestowed to worthy officer, and one that
we know will never be dishonored in the
hands of Capt. Dan Casey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
THE REPUBLICAN.
PLYMOUTH, IND,
Thursday, June 16, 1864.

- 4 =
The Union men of La Porte couaty
met in Mass Convention on the 4th inst.
and after nominating an excellent ticket,
passed the following without dissenting
voice. r .weH @ t'
WHEREAS, Tits hazardous in the extreme
to change the officers in our army ia the
face Of the enemy, and as it would be equal
ly unwise in the political crisis through
which the nation is now passing. to ex-
change our experienced and well.triej
public servants for others devoid of :hat
training, whith only public service car
give therefore, be it .s4fA
Resolved. That we. having full faith in
the capacity and integrity of our Repre-
semi a,ive in Congress, Schuyler Celfax, and
also being much grstified by the flatterine
evidence which the House Of Representa-
tives Of the U. S. have given us of the wis
dom Of our choice. (by his election to The
Speakership,) do hereby earnestly request
him to forego any predetermination which
he may have formed, to retire to private Iii,
a, the end Of his present term. and TO accept
at the hands Of the Union party of this Dis.
trict. another nomination to the place h,
so ally fills, and he duties of which ht
has discharged with so much honor and
usefulness. not only to his constituency
but to the country at large.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
Military Spirit of the Kentucky
Slaves,

The Louisville Journal gives the fol
lowing piece Of news which it considers
m ost deplorable and heart-rending:
Parties arriving from Daviess. Hen
derson and Union counties. KY. represent
a sad state of affairs existing in that par oI
the country. The slaves. under the work.
ing of the policy recently inaugnra'ed. are
deserting the plantations by scores. aud
making their way to the Federal lines
The blacks are entirely demoralized. and
cannot be controlled by their masters
Squads of negro soldiers. under command
OF recruiting officers. are securing the coun-
try for the purpose OF inducing the slaves
to desert their owners and follow them
into camp and enlist in The military service.
Every recruiting squad obtains its hun-
dreds. and the largest plantations are now
wholly depopulated of blacks. Men of
all ages. women and children. make up
the motley group. all demanding admit
tance inside the Federal lines.