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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
FROM BEFORE RICHMOND.
Another Victory-The Reb-
els Repulsed by Butler.
They are Driven to their Inner Line
Around Richmond.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON. October S--noon.
To Major General Dix:
This Department has received the
following report of the enemy's assault
yesterday. on General Buffers line. their
subsequent repulse. and General Birney' +
brilliant; action. driving the enemy to their
inner line Of intrenchment around Rich
mond: ,f.ser.s o.-.,.,- ,.g
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF i
aVIRcISIA AND Norris CAROLINA.
Z 81. u ssgs, October 7--6:30 p. m.
Lieutenant General Grant:
AT $50 this morning. the enemy hav-
ing moved Fields and Hoke's divisions
from the left at Chapin's Farm road to car
right at Dar5yiown road. they. attacked
with spirit Kautz's cavalry in their
intrenchments., and drove them back with
small loss Of men, but with the loss Of his
artillery. The enemy suffered considera
bic loss in this attack. The enemy
then swept down the Entertainments to,
wards Birney. who having thrown back
his right, waited their assault, and
repulsed it with very heavy loss on the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13

i.i The Richmond Enquirer of the 9th. ia
vors the making of soldiers Of negroes.
and giving such negroes their freedom il
they escape the casualties Of battle. 1t mr.
= yes the rebel Congress to purchase $780,
0 900 negroes. present them with their free
dom. then arm. equip, drill and fight
them.
"Nsi.ber negroes nor slavery. says the
Enquirer. .'arc to be permitted to stand in
the way of the success of our cause. Vir-
sinia. after exhausting her white will fight
her blacks th-ough to he last man."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13

500. Little Sammy Cox and George
Pueh are defeated for Congress.
Union men here arc wild with Joy, and
are celebrating with fireworks. The
Copperheads are crawling to their holes
perfectly disguised with Little Mac and
the Chicago Platform. 1t is Of no use to
give details.
CLEVELAND. Oct. H--Returns fsom
Ohio and Indiana indicate tile success OF
the Union ticket. with probabilities ;hat
onion congressman are elected in the LIST :.
81 and 9TH districts. Ohio. in the place Of
Pendleton and Cox.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM PHIL.
SHERIDAN.
He Whips Early's Successor
and takes IL Guns.
Thorough Defeat and Flight Of the
Rebels.

STRAsBURG. Va, Midnight, Oct. 10.
To mai Gen Grant. City Point:
In coming back TO thi, Point. | was not
followed mp until late yesterday. when a
large force of cavalry appeared in my rear
then halted my command to offer battle
by attacking the enemy.
became satisfied that it was all the
rebel cavalry Of the Valley COMMANDED by
Gen. Roper, and directed Torbeit to
attack at daylight this morning and finish
this Savior OF the Valley. The attack
was handsomely made. Gustav comman-
ding the 81 cavalry division charged on
the back road and Merritt commanding
the LIST cavalry division. on the Strasbu' g
pike. Merritt captured ) pieces of arti-
lrry. Gustav captured 6 pieces of artillery.
with caissons. battery. forge. DC. The
"a division captured Al wagons, ambu-
lsnces. &c. Among the wagons captured
are the Quartermasters' of Gems. Boper,
Lomax, Wickman, snd Col. Poinarh.
The number OF prisoners is about $50.
The enemy after being charged by our gal
liant cavalry. were broken. and ran. They
were followed by cur men on the jump
for 26 miles. through Jackson and Ash
across the north tyrk of the Shenandoah.
deemed it best to make this delay here
to settle this nev cavalry. The eleven
pieces of artillery captured to-day maize
thirty-six pieces captured in the Shensn
doah Valley since September. Some of
this artillery was new. and had never been
fired. The pieces were marked 'Tredegar
Works." aatiai p. r. SHERIDAN,
Major General.
THE VERY LATEST.
f WAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, 1880 P. NJ. Oct 10. (
To Gen. Dix:
An official dispatch has just been receiv-
ed BY this department from Maj. Gen.
Sheridan. at Strasburg. reporting that q
great cavalry battle was fought yesterday,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13

No more puny children, decayed teeth,
or yellow bread. If you will use Herrick
Aliens Gold Melal Saleratus. There is
nothing equa! to it. 1t is far superior to
soda TO use with cream tartar. Bread or
Biscuit raised by it is more easily disgest-
ell than by any other. Try one paper.
AMI vOr will not fail to use it ever. Have
the Coll! Medal or none. Grucers and
Druggists keen IL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
OHIO.

The previous good news received We'd
nesday is confirmed. The Union MAORI
~ or the home vote will be near 40. 600.
and Is Union to 8 Coppeiheads have been
elected to Congress.
The Unionists will have three fourths OF
the next House of Representatives. which
will enable them to pass the amendment
to the Constitution. abolishing slavery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

II STRAYED OR STOLEN
From he subscriber living in Polk township, MarsbalH
County Indiana. about he LIST efJuy. ls4 Years
old DARK IRON GRAY MARE COLT She is heavily
built, has white strip her face gradually widening
from top to bottom aud iBclining slightly side
right hind foot white aud heavy
will give the above reward person who will de-
liver said colt TO liberal reward TO any who
will give me information where she may le found.
Sept 22-i5pd ISAAC SHEAKS-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

| EfFERS remaining unclaimed in the
Post Oih,e at Plymouth, State of Indiana on a
l2ih day Of October. 1854 ss
TIOSttin any ofthesn letters the applicant must cal
TOR Gi-srsed letters, give the date OF this list and pa,
one cent for Advertising
ale f'c vi him naoHth they viii b. sent t.
the Dead Letter Once.
LADIES' LIST
Andrews Mary Hldnan Strai Rh0ales Lucinda
iush Nary barring Mary Mrs.
blker LnStie 1ngtc Rachail-2 Swartz Louisa
Gordon Mrs fnikesail Mary Snav-Iv Anpc
CENTS LIST.
AYERS VI iw1rth Flrruson spencer RoIinson I III
yum iiar 80 Gorlol VIM StraudermIn
Is l'les Richard Jt;km L Shlrp Sol
Braun III kcck Jos S-au-n 4 T
X urn w Llyard II T Walsh Martin
Baldwin Jas Lyons ia. wolI robp N
B-rry Morgan T Wolf Hiram
Bsrenhrock Mem Al Wort Wp, n
ID u JON Ne i,r Jrs Walker Charles
Cotton E.a tnu:l RIB Is ri hard
o. II. p. BAILEY, p NJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13

Major Mulford has made m arrange
msnt with the Confederate authorities for
the immediate exchange of 5000 prisop-
ers. such as will not DO fit for service in
sixty days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13

Has equal in the world a remedial agent. There
is preparation known that is certain speedy
and nfsllible in IT'S demonstrating and curing at
We say this, positively.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Is Indispensable TO the port every traveller
il AT once prevents dizziness S-sckness eft her in
steamers and is never-failng preventive OF
danger from change Of water and climate Do do
"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
$40 to $50 a. DaV.

Agents wanted 20 sell the improved LITTLE GIANT
SENlNG MACHlNE-ihe best cheap MaehiHe In the
United States We are giving Commission Nv which tho
above wages can be made will employ Agents at
month and expensos paid For particulars and terms
address, Win stamp, Il s PAGE
sept29 is-2m General Agent Toledo Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
\ DMINISTRATOR'S NOrJCE

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
N Notice l. hereby given that the undersigned ADMIN
IS a or Of tn = ta:e Of William X. Wilson. ceased W
offer for sale at public In late residence Of tie
atcedent IN Ccnoriow nship Marshall county. Indiana
Friday. the 21st day of October 1861,
thu personal property Of said dent taken by the
widow al the apprasemcnt, insisting Of
Two Horses, two Cots, lot of Hogs, some
Sheep. Few Cattle, Firmng Implements,
Household and Kitchen Furniture &c &C.
Terms Of Sale Six months credit will bn given on all
three dollars hy rurcha-crs giving notes with
approved security drawing interest from date. waiving
Vel lafl"n ana apprasen'nt l~s III Of three
dollars and under cash ia hand. SALE m nee at 10
O'Clock. a. JOHN WILLIAMS
sept2J is-3t Administrators
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!

Does not exhlrate and excite the patient sufferer Ike
alcoholic btters and beverages all advertised dys
pepsia but il Is medicine wonderfully adapted all
diseases OF the stomach and bowels.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

Nofice Is hereby hat the undersigned has IN
hh "' letters OF administration the Eugene
H. . Prndrn, late of Marshall cOunty deceased All Der
sons Indebted 70 said ate request and maxi
INN diae payment and those having claims against the
same are required :" present them properly
for settlement Tho estate is supposed 10 be- solvent
Oct. l3-3t JAMES q. PARKS. Admir-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
OE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
is RECOMMENDED BY ALL THE LEAD
INC PHYSICIANS.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Is warranted to do all have claimed for it. and
will furnish you certificates ofOur best czens and clergy
men to back up statement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
CURES DYSPEPSIA WITHOUT FAIL.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
CURES CRAMPS AND COLO PAINS.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
CURES CHOLERA MoRBUS EVERY TIME
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREr
CURES INDIGESTION AS, SURE AS YOU
TAKE 1T.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
CURES HEARTBURN AND HEADACHE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
REGULATES AND TONES TIE STOMACH
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
rs A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR ALL DIS
EASES of the STOMACH and BOWELS.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
CURES FEVER AND AGUE-let those af
hicted with this mllady tr. it.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Cures Northumberland you DO not have to
wait week to see its effect.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Is the greatest appetizer ever known-it not only
creates the appetite. but enables YOU
to easily digest yoar food.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
is RECOMMENDED BY ALL THE LEAD
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!

viii relieve disresses from food OF purify a
ach, in less tinae than it takes write this line
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
<ToVIrE ADMINISTRATION.

i Y Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken Letters Hdmiuis: ration the estate Of
William r. Wilson, late of Marshall County, Ind, decd.
Persons indebted said reques ed to call and
make immediate and those having claims against
the same will present them properly authenticated for
Sc Element. The estate is supposed 10 Le sOlyent.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Administrator.
septic, lBJ4-aiS;3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARrNER.

iISHIP The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned ia the Merchant Tailoring
has been dissolved hy mutual consent III unsettled bus
mess ct the firm will be settled by James Force.
Oct 10, lSjl-3t j. II BE>AZK
JAMES FORCE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13

Pennsylvania for the Union by 40 900.
Ohio for the Union by rs 600.
Indiana for the Union by 5000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
FOR SALE BY

Pershing Co., Blan Co and T. A. Lemon Pl, month";
Robcrf Cornwall Bourbon; John kesser Bioomngsbnrg
W. STANCE and Jonas Miller, Bremen; John Chess T
peeanoeovn; j. c. Smith. Marmont and hy druggists
and merchants generally throughout the United States ana
Canadas.
G. w RODACK. compounder Of Stomach Btiers, Bleed
Purifier and Blood Pills, Dsiillcr and Manufacturer of
Caawba and Swedish Brandy and all kinds Of the finest
Domestic Liquors which sol wholesale in de-
sired quantity at Nos 81, S. 6O and " East Third street.
Cincinnati, Ohio. septl5-46-ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13

Is the greatest appetizer ever known-it not only
creates the appetite, but enables YOU
to easily digest yoar food.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
SOLD RY DRUGGISTS EvERYwnERE.

C. G. CLARK & CO. PRorsIEroRs,
splL .'-e -irl New Haven, Connecticut.
-iic. Ift-sat. o4y
LORD 4 SMITH General Western Agents,
hffut 3 Lake street, 'hfss,, Ill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
The Glorious Old 9th Regiment.

The following General Order issued bv
Col. Suman. of the 9th Reg. has just been
received. 1t affords MS pleasure to lay it
before our readers:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
Nv. NoN0cSs
SkN\NNcN SVNtCvs
uvs. NE. Soldiers VvlelNA, Ny
NvewcNt>No NlovrNeo, NWs-
elNtSv,>, N\Ne>\>\N0t>s>N\, exc.

qhese Pitte''s are put up IN qtort
bottles. OF lohic5t The 1boue is a t'Ic-si''s-
lie. Che iaiel IS finely ene7aped, ana
is provijei ,>-isl, eafe-gtt1Fi from
co,e,ate,:fci:e,s. drice 81 ger bottle, or
sir .far IS.
c. w. Robact. Proprietor, No. 8
East Fourth ST.. Cincinnati, 10 G'hons
n! oriess should BE a6iresssi.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13

j. G.. B. SUM,N, Col,
Comd'g 9th Ind. Vet Inf ".
G. w. ROBERT, LIT Lieut. A. Adi't.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Cures Northumberland you DO not have TO
wait week to see its effect.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-16

show much DO you ask for your
horse" inquired iArmoN
II eanno, sell the horse alone" she
repNel, "but l will sell the dog and
horse at fair price for both, Give me
one hunderd dollar, for the dog and one
dollar for the horse, and we can trade on
thoSc TERMS" and the cute widow con.
sciendously paid to the parents tue ono
dollar she received for the horc, and kept
herself the Que hundard dollars Shc re-
ceived for tho do;, Was shc far from
right?
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A Cure WiDow.--Is 10 related that a
mon on his dSush.bed called bis wife to
him and said,--"I leave my horse to my
parents, sell him and hand the money
you ge. Tor him over to them. But my
dog l leave to you; dispose of it as you
think best"
Tho wife promised to obOy, So 10
due time after the death Of hOr lord uhO
started on! to fud market Iot her cui.
mails
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City Intelligence.

ArrUSrxrar cF LIBRARIAN 10 TINS srrsss Ccugs.---in
pursuance o. cction adopted by the Board OF Super.
viscs, empowering the Supreme Court TO appoint ltra-
rsn tho Judge, at general tcr have conferred that
Office upon Mr. Edward j. Knight, who has been for
rai years an Efficient and obling officer Of the court
Fra ~ wEsr Twrsrv er.-About one O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Gre occurred In the dwelling houss.
Al west Twenty.taird street, occupied BY Dr ward The
damage done amounts 90 aboo, $780, insured IN the No
iropo'sn Insurance Coiarany. Two independent arcs
csccvcred, clearly showing the act OF lnccndar
The poco notified tue Fire Mashs IN order 70 have tho
ansr Investigated.
Ry.icsAros o. rRoynsr Nasal JsS1gs. --cap,si8
thai'es O. Jenkins rrovos' Marshal OF the Nluh Ccn.
gcsoaal district, who has ably nicd that oce Cor
the s hlon,hs has rendered his resignation 10 The
government. Lieutenant Gus,aye Uftsu, 81 the kuta
United states cavalry, succeeds Captain Jenkins u his
pvsitioi
srpnEs Drrm.--An unknown woman, apparently about
atty years oil age, wns picked W a. The ccruer of Nal
berry au6 Rayard streets last evening" Ia an
condition. She was taken ~ the NeW York Hospital
where she soon after expired.
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Geserss hvsrs,ps Exp~d iffon -sketcn al
che Life. and Services OF Genera
Grens.-rrs ocrtsnt from New Ories 80
The Siege % Observation-Disclosures &c
1hs mail slsaEsAp Moth sta captain JoDes, via
leave thts port to.nosrov ., noon ~ Aspnwau
Ihe malta for Contra America sDi tas ,Jotn Paclls
VIII closo al hall psst ten O'Clock 70 morning
The ksw OAK GlaALD-Fdition l1r tbg Pl.as wtll ",
Published al halr past nas o'5oca ,ryea morning
and will coo,ain lu detsls Of tae re;enr movements
along tbs line 0, tho Virginia Central raroad mp
nisd by map. showing tue scene o. operations Ssh
tho life and Servces OF Gsners CRAM. npotaal he~i
from New Orleans kews from Chaylest5o the lrteti
dcspatchcs fcon the Arn.es virginia ard Tennessee
Late News feop Europe ercstag sporting o,eIgeacs
and variety % o.hsc Intelligence for ,be past tsn ias
Single oop,as wrappers. csadf (,s ma..as, So
cents
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Terrible SisLt ta = Dssce no~se '~
Mercer Street.


.IyE PRISONS SHOT AID siAgggy rms TsofgiE.
TOR gADIS BtAfsa--sxeysFs ~ gaE gOtgCg,
src., gIC.
.oosi desperate Hshi took place Ia. evening al ,he
Ounce hoase Of By Mem sn Va. TO- MerOsr stieet 10
suliing in several being she, saa besca IN sl,cch
ing manner, and the result o; ~n,oi, viii gndoub'cdly
prove tala one Of the parties The above Place has
long been known the resort q ibe lowest characters
and the headquarters OF the ieadicg n,0sys a. pa.
II seems that on New Year nisht party Of yourg
visited the ssoou, and asserted b. a then.
mere grossly insulloi W toe proprietor Mc,sbcn y
said 20 bare attempted TO pat tho lariy ont Of tho
place bu. they, finding ;hemseves ebout to 10 over
by McHahans friends. ieit Of their oVa accord
they, however, threatened McNtlaH. and swera they
soaid have SAT siaolicn. Accordingly about eht O'Clock
last evening they again visited ts place, uSi as the ball
wa orenng 90 the egsang Tacgc we're rresen, about
behind the bar They Immediately mepced assault
McsaLsn, of the party selling ergo water pitcher
that standing on the counter and striking bin
len, blow over the head cutting deep CASH aud sno
knccsinK him ssoseess genera! hsh then ensusd be-
his friends on The o,ier TnmS!ers, dscsners and esrs
lew IN every direction, aud sone fifteen twenty pistol
stos were red b both parties some tour or ave per.
promised to result IN a the bccdest tragedies that
has occurred Tor q Ions time
Tie Eighth ward pice were coon notified Ok the dght,
when sergeant M!icr, with squad OF men, marched 20
the pace. AZ soon as the cry Of 'pc.cs was raised
general STAMPED ensueu Some osoapiug ost OF the win
dows. Abcg ton or twelve arrested, IN Of whom
were conveyed 10 the station house together with the
wounded.
nanlsls Harrington residing NJ No AS Fourth street
was slo, h. the arm and man ran.sd flames
Powers severely stabbed IL tue head AID neck.
Another Of the pnsiy named Issy, alias Ecady Leafy,
shot in tie head and badly c,t Places ia
injuries such that hs recovery IA doabfui Two a
the party who succeeded IN escaping shotcBc ia
tho leg and the ether in tie hand Mcsahan was badly
injured, aud was also out with knfo by one OF hs
antagonists. woman n said ~ have hal q marrow
escape from bong shot.
Tho whole party were held, and will this morusng he
taken before Judge lodge st the ,'errsscp market
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS.
~v,y-N~>--~rS~~e~--~---~~
Successful Expedition TO
HndianOla.
N -0~~-.~-~~~~S~~S~N~~O-
General Ullman's Expedition
to Red River.
-~-~oo~~->~-~a~~-~~~~~~-~s
TRIAL Of the Fort Jackson
Mutineers.
Mas. GESgsaL BANKS SECOND S6nSx.
Ac.s stC.s &c:

me steam1hip Evening Star. Captain Deii from Nov
Orleans 27th I via Havana. arrived at ths port about
one O'Clock this morning. she ngs interesting news
from General Banks department..
Purser Field Will accept thanks for the prompt de-
livery Of our dispatches.
On the sIst oi November BrSadier General Fits Henry
Warren, with considerable force. embarked on the
seamer Warrior, and crossing Nat, gcrda Bag, made for
tao town OF Indauols at the cHtrsne OF Lavsccs Bay
where be landed without oppos ion. and planted The
national banner the Court House. Tho people wore
stricken with panic at 0rst, but subsequently were
agreeaby surprised AZ the humanity displayed by the
union troops. Some important robe documents were
captured a0ong them General MasrudeF address % the
people Of Western Texas someHh hat bombastio affair,
threatening much than Il 70 at al probable car 10
accumulated
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OMoaal Drawings or nIarray. EBAY -
Cos Ksotacwv sui Missouri State Iottsr;ss
KRHrposy, ENrR, CLASS ge-ian. = i3S,
Y, 81, II, ~, -, ~. So, 4, ~, II. e, 81, 50
Kasrg0xH. CLAss iOo-Jsn. 49,.
TO- S. e, 81, II, I6, Ia, 81, "a, 50. 81. IS, ~.
AURRAx ROOY 90,
COvtu0t0a. ky.. 81. Lauts. DO.
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2ae Steamship utbosa,a Uatward
Rurf,sd.

g. JoIrss ~ r., Jan =, 1864.
Ine steamship Bibsrnia from New York arrived here
Al halras thrco O'Clock this morning. and sailed again
for Galway At nine o'clock Tho and commercial
messages which were Forwarded from New York on
Thursday were placed beard or her: The messages
which were forwarded On Friday did not reach ;cl
Hood IN season TO be Put on board.
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IN. ConS.c.s.a indiana state Bo"ds.

INpIANAUl., JAN y Isti.
Awrii o. msDdsmus has been served the Auditor o(
indiana, by the United States Disirc, Court e ocm d,
tho payment 81 The interest on The eonfscsted STATE
bonde
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ARRIVAL or PRIZE WITH PART or TIM CARO- OF
TIRE wEECKkp BLOCKADE RUNsEH sNToNrA.

Ioarais Aosnos, jar. ., i5Cf
lhe schooner sallie captured by the steamer Connect
cut has arrived here In chsrse OF prize Thsy
bring part Of the cargo OF the rebel steamer ArtoDa
which was driven on the FRYING Pan Shoals By the
slcaner Connecticut. The Antonio IL q total wreck.
Thirty Of Aos men, who wore osrtorca have arrived
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.rEn natsam sSn HsvaS.-s ean,slIr Evernz STAR
6scroir, tapt shelton. Mr. Mccall Davis uayson, W
Boy 81 Lose lercy. u leroy. keisoc, Mr. Assyn
and hf{, unntrN, v. Fcnlcr Bsiers srG lad, g
Bo.,lch = kanImsn sJo.ks, Mrs B.iaed "A Viiggs W
u Block, Rowss leonard W CLARK Msricr nsluiitop
y ncnmnn, NrScrIeneie NJ srncn, NJ tcgrra ~eltgen
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ARRIVAL OF THE EVENING STAR.
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NEWS FROM MEXICO AND ST. DOMINGO.
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Bloodless Triumphs Of tho
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CHRISTMAS In HAVANA,
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rLe steamship Evening Star, Captain Bell from New
Orleans and Havana Goth ut arrived al this port about
ona O'clock this morning.
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Hartford commute stes the following 70 Lieutenant
Packard, o. the police--
the woman's maidep name Fanny Morse. and her
father formerly lived at New Hartford she married man
named Jenks who taught sonool there term about
eight years ago For marrying jerks her father ais
carded her. Jenks and his vie left New Hartford ana
afterwards she left Jenks her father removed 70 New
YORK state Hsr reputation was that she was light nm
eered About ton days she suddenly appeared 10
New Hartford again aud stayed Ut the hotel she went
iaudnnum and left without payng for It. Next day she
on the road TO this city, afoot. or su0sequen
history pretty we'll known by tina time. Sold again
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