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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18
Special Report.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YoEK, Nov. II.
The stock market continues weak and
depressed, with very perceptibls wa
ming Of speculative movement and the
prevalent disposition is to sell.
At this mornings board the increase of
short transactions, under the impression
that the fall is imminent, with intimations
that Congress is likely to attempt some
measures for counteraoting the upward
tendency Of gold, and expectations that
General Sherman's movements will devel-
ope some important results, keep the mar
ket in suspense and prevent combine
tion for an advance.
At the gold exchange this morning, the
widest excitement prevailed.
The fluctuations were the most violent
kno wn for some time past
Large numbers of weak operators were
seriously injured by the fall of l04, without
positive news of any kind to effect mar
kets.
A Strong bear interest is at work among
other expedients, has given out reports of
great success by Sherman.
The general trade ct the city is dull,
and prices generally unsettled by Auctua-
tions in the gold and money market.
Foreign exchange remains quiet.
STOCKS.
Stocks not very strong at Gallagher's
board. Gold 22OI; n. Y. Cen. l2gi Erie
sef; Hudson lI9t; Reading ls4a Cleve-
land g. Pittsburgh lO42; Mercantile IL;
Mich. Southern 1T Ill. Cen. 1881; Rock
Island losk; North Western 4S; North
Western (preferred) sit; Fort Wayne
1851; Alton & Terre Haute 81; Ohio s
Mississippi ss4 Cumberland 479 Quick
silver ssf: Mariposa 81.
REBEL FINANcEs-sTATE OF THE slARKETs
IN RICHMOND.
The following are the quotations il
Richmond, on Saturday, November 18th
Eight per cent. coupon bonds, due 1877
Sis and interest A very large amount
of Confederate securities changed hands
at this sale at the figures given above
After the sale ss7, 900 long date Confeder-
ste eight per cent. coupon bonds were sold
at $I22 and interest.
State Bonds.-Virginia stocks S241 and
intersL Bonds issued recently in redemp
ton of State Treasury notes, $l65 and in,
terest.
Gold coin sold at $27&@2s. Silver cOiI
at $279274, with private sales st loweI
figures.
Coupons of non-ta1sble bonds ight ant
one-hAlf for one.
There has recently been moro active
demand for specie. This is explained, il
part by the migrating of many to tn,
Yankees from our midst.
Provisions are coming in moro freely
and the stock is now generally larger thai
for some time past
Flour continues scarce and high. Tn,
prevailing price for superane is $3.50; ex
ira $3.50 per Dbl.
] Corn meal s66 per busheL
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Press Report.
COST OF GUERRILLAs.

New. YORK, Nov. II.
The cost of guerrilla warfare to the
rebels in Virginia has been very severe.
The Richmond Whig says:
A committee Of u were appointed TO
make an estimate of the losses in the coun-
ly of Rockingham. which were inflicted by
Sheridan, in consequence Of executing the
order to destroy the haunts of the guerril-
las, and their report shows total loss Of
SIS, 100000.
MosOy and his gang are an institution
of little importance 10 the rebels.
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FROM CARLO.
CARLO, Nov. II.

CARLO, Nov. II.
The Ram Switzerland, bound to St.
Louis, suagged and sank last evening, on
the Mississippi river, above Commerce 1t
is thought she can be raised.
Three hundred and ninety bales of cot
ton passed here today for st. Louis, and
eighty nine for Cincinnati.
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DIED OF WOUNDS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. II.
An officer Just from Memphis says that
information, believed to Re correct, reached
there that General Candy died from the
effect Of a recent wound received while en-
rotlts for New Orleans, on the gunboat
Cricket.
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DRY pOCK DEsrRoYED.

CAIRO, Nov. l6.
The Cairo dry dock was destroyed yes
terday by the current Of the river forcing
it from Its mooring. Loss over Afty thou
sand dollars.
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THANKSGIVING DAE.
ALBANY, Nov. IT.

Gov. Seymour has designated Thursday,
(ths Path inst-) as legal Holiday and
in New York State.
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EIEE.
Providence, R. I, Nov. II.

This afternoon the Congregational
Church, John Dexter's dwelling house,
two stables, stOrehouse, paintshoP, and
several other buildings were destroyed by
fire. Loss about $4,000.
The church and organ were insured for
$4,000.
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ERnM rEM YORK.


Detective Farley TO-DAY recovered S9l,
600 in bonds, which were part OF the pro-
ceeds of the forgery on the Bank Of Com
merce.
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AN IMMENSE STOCK OF SHIRT
"A ING Flannels-plAid, plain, white and striped,
now IN store. TAYLOR, GRISWOLD b CO.,
ssp21 2lT Sapsrior street.
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Cad.

ALLEN MS
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
Strip Vein, OOlumhiaHs sBd ChIppeRa
co Al Is,
OH0s On C. P. r. R. Pier. Also, Oaoe and Yard
At Euc.id ssrset &. T. OrosEins. Ocel Ofsn
Ezcailent Quality for
STRAIN, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
Office or House Use. Also, ANTHRACITE GOAL
tz large or snail quantities.
Orders rospectfully 5Olisit Snd promptly attend
Cd 70. Coal for snithinY tsPt constantly on hand.
~ Terms cash msYl8Re
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evening with the following programme:
E. N. Stanton to be Chief Justice; B F.
Butler Secretary Of War, R. ]. Walker
Secretary of the Treasury, and s. P. Chase
Minister to England. The new state of
things finds semi-oficial endorsers in divers
quarters and is very generally credited.
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NEW YORK, Nov. II.
The Tri6tgsSs Washington special says
The rumor market was heavily stocked this
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New YORK, Nov. IL.
Gold continues demorslized and orened
at 22s, and at II A NJ had declined to 2Is
Subsequently the Bulls rallied and mt 1890
P. N. had brought up the price to 224, but
the downward tendency could not be over
born.
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OUPHITE LIME-FOR PRESKRV-
ISIE0 Cider sweet al he year round FOR sale
byoolf OHURoHILL BROTHER,
l96 Ontario street,
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Quotations was 222.
There is a rumor on the street, not
tracable TO reliable source, that General
Sherman has reached Macon, Georgia.
The Commercials Washington special
says;
1t is asserted that Thurlow Weed Is
about TO purchase the National LntslIige'g-
esT
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apeIn9.

A NEW INVENTION
"a All who want to have their
KID GLOVES COEOREp
In the best manner, without unpleasant OdOr o.
Boiing the inside Of he Glove get them done st
JOS. UMLALFTS
Forest City Dyelng Establishment,
sa9ol79 No. III Seneca St, OPP. City Hotel.
NOREST CITY DYEING ESTAB-
LIsF HEET,
No. III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel.
ESTABLISHED 1883.
Cos. UInlauft. sole Proprietor
Reoonmendsd BY ibe state Fair Of Ohio, 1852.
Dyeing and Cleln!1E o. sli thsir branches Please
call and examine goods n the store, and find ths
difference compared with other Tye shops, as We
fniah all oar goods by steam machinery and press
e. nu2t-NT9
OTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE
CIEe, ALTERnla and zEssHa.-Ea aving inst re.
turned from the East, am prepared, by the Gid Of
experienced hands, to Do any work f. this line,
we'll "a IN fat and beaver hats IN tn bo8t osslSis
rnauueT and mnst faskionable style
ERED'K OIRlAX
~. aoh Steam = Eouss
RarLs 2 aDd I04 Ssa-ca stresH,
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5EaasOaF tattuS.

iss4 1861
EsA THE
Northern transportation Company,
OF OHIO,
Is prepared % transport persons and property be-
tween
3 o TON,
And all points in
New England, New York and the West
With Promptnsss, Care and Dispatch.
- This Won known Hue Of FIRST GLASS
SCREW STEAMERS connect st Ogdensbursh witt
THE RAILROAD FOR BOSTON,
SAD ALL POINTS IN EEw ENGLAND.
At Cape Vincent With the
Railroads bet. Cape Vincent and New YOri
and st OsWesO With .
Lisa OF FTRsT-OLAss CANAL BOATB
Between
BSeEE0. IR0I, ALBANY AND Hea I0RE.
Forming Daily Line from
BOsfOs, NEW YOHK, ogDENEsUasa, OAFs VHOEzi
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO AED DETROIT,
And Tri-Weekiy Line to
eHlcAe0. MILWAUKEE Z INTERMEDIATE P0RTS.
AaEN4si
y.AYERS, No. 9 AstoF House, New York.
q. BREED, IA Pearl street,
JOHN HOOKING, 7 State street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburrh.
OHAs. ALLISON, OsEego.
J 81. CRAWFORD,
A. II. SMITH, Cape Vincent
WALKER 3 HAYES, Toledo.
3. 3. MATHEWS, Detroit.
q. ;. UALE, Milwaukee.
:. :. HOWE, Chicago
PELF0E s BREED, Agents,
aprl-R3 OLEVELAHO.
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coNCERNINo REVENUE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
to-day decided that persons who sell Sche-
dam Snaps are required, in addition to
other licences, that they have to take out
licences as dealers in liquors, Wholesale
and retail, according to the manner and
amount of sales.
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he CAN BE ooNsU1TED AS

USUAL
ON OATARRH-DEANEss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24


SELECT ScuooL.-Miss L. A. Borton
WIN Commence another term Of select
school in the upper room oil the Seminary
on the 18th prox- Miss B. is too well
known IS 4 teacher in this community to
:need any commentator from u.s. See
card in another column.
<z- -s--------ss >
DIR. Calkins is enjoying fine trade, and
he deserves 20. for the reason that he is a
man of judgment and TASTE. as is eviden-
ced in his liberal use Of printers ink and
the selection o. clerk. He is the first
merchant in this place to employ female
clerk, and for that reason deserves the pa
trsaage of the ladies--that portion! ,of
them ct least who believe in elevating the
condition of their sex by encouraging them
to ke more self-reliaHt and more indepen-
dent. which eanaot fail to prove beneficial
to- than, as well as society ia general.
Miss Borton. we predict. will demonstrate
that ladies can make as good clerks in
stores as nssz.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

MUsIcaL CONVENTION AND CONCERT
The Musical Convention which assembled
IN this place last week was attended by
some very fine vocal and instrumental. per-
formers We could not attend and can
not therefore say any thiag in regard to
the proceedings but understand from
those who did that the members had ve-
ry'felicitous time generally. These Con-
ventions are said to be productive Of much
god spiselicit great interest among must
cal amateHrs-
The Concert en- Thursday night was a
grandafir; all pcformea their parts all
mirably; and that on Friday night. to our
liking. was still better. Miss Gordon, of
Galesburg. H.. thrilled the audience on
Thursday night by her performance on the
piano. Hal brief explanation preceded
the piece she played the audience. would
haySaPffeciated it zstalSmors highly
Many were anxious to hear it again on
Friday night, but for some reason, proba-
bly, the. thinness of the audience. their
requests were not complied with. Misses
Kerr and HubLel are delightful singers
Every piece they sang. except The 1glees,
when their voices were drowned. elected
rounds and rounds of applause. There
were others who sang well. and who. with
little practice will make fine singers, but
we have not room to notice them all spe-
cially this week, though many of them de-
serve it. but for fear Of being corsi 'er a.
partial viii not specify any. We only
mention the names Of Misses. Gordon,
Kerr snd Hubsel as an act Of courtesy due
to strangers.
Mr.. Suffern, who superintendent the
Convention aud Concerts. displayed emf
nent ability as a vocal an instrumental
performer. Mr.. Kerr has established his
reputation here as musical teacher, and
no eulogy from rs could add to it. He
expects to commence another school here
in about fortnight. Those who wish
to learn how to sing scientifically will of
course attend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
NxECIITOR,s sALF-Bv yirtue Of

authority conferred by Letters Testamentory,
WILL the 10th day of April next the late residence
Of John 4. WOODWARD Sea-, two miles north Of Plymouth,
expose for sale at pubic auction, between the hours 81
O'Clock, and o'clock p the Real Estate Of the
id John L. Woodward, sen deceased, situate in Marshall
County and State Of Indiana and known and described
follows, to-wit:
The south part Of the north east quarter in section twenty
nine 29) town thirtyour GA range two 2 also the
south part of the north west quarter, In section
eeven (lf aso the north part Of the north half OF the
south west qtiafter m. In section eleven 1t
tanning altogether hfty-two and one half acres
Said land lies in body, and will be sold altogether
Said premises known the home farm Of John L.
Woodward, Srn., deceased. f... be i-tss
TERMS.-One third cash in hand and the residue In
equal payments due twelve and eighteen months after
date, with interest.
The premises appraised Thirteen
and Five Dollars. JOHN l.. WOODWARD, Jr,
Executor of John L. Woodward, scn., decd.
March IL. 1s64-t4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
Roback's stomach Bitters.
SOLDIERS, HOME, :
SUPElIyrExDExr's OFFICE.

Is CINCINNATI, June 4, 1863.
To DR- @. w. Rosacx-
MY DEAR SIR: lam dispensing second invoice
of your Stomach Bitters among the large number
of men who daily arrive at this Institution for
freshment and rest The universal testimony is
that these Btters are the best made. For the va.
rious summer complaints which afflict so many.
know of no remedy So safe and sure Plutarch
says. "To ask = Physician what is easy and what is
hard ofdigestion. and what viii agree with tn,
Is about sensible to ask what is
sweet or bitter, or senr." Persons who look out
for breakers-snd have yoar Stomach Bitters in
the house, ENSURE will ne~er ask any one the
foolish question spoken of by the great philoso-
pher. | must not omit . word or two for your Ca
tawba Brandy. have many men here who have
brandy prescribed for them by distinguished Army
Surgeons. The effects of yours on such are most
beneficial. far so than from any previously Ia
ken. Persons who desire a really pure Brandy
cannot fail in theirpurchase if they get your brand,
am, Doctor, with much respect
Il : e s7uls your servant,
G.. w. ID. ANDREWS. Superintendent. Il
u Office aud mandatory, Nos. SO, IS. GO and
62 East Third street. For sale everywhere s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

FARM FOR sALE.-A farm containing
two hundred acres. situated six miles
north of Plymouth. and two miles east of
Tyner city. known as the Abshear Farm,
can be bought at great bargain. and on
terms to suit the purchaser, if application
be made soon to A. TEEeARDEN. ass
1881 Laporte, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
PLYMOUTH MARKETS.

ss-WEDSrspAY. March %. 1864.
W1g.t-e1 20 per bushel. Corn 60 cts.
'Cloverseed fetails at Sc 60 to 81 co.
Flax Seed 81, 00to 50 30. Oats so to SIS
cts. Potatoes IS to IS cents. Flour re-
tails from stores at 81 cents per-lb. Beef
hides7 cents per ID. for green; Is fer dry.
Calf skins 10 cents for green; 16 cents for
dry. Batter % ter3eetss Eggs ID cts.
Perdoz- Maple Sugar 15c per ID. for a
good article. Maple Molasses, Is to
81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
Attention, Farmers.

Hungarian Grass Seed, Glover Seed,
Timothy Seed. Flax Seed. Red Top Seed,
Kentucky Blue Grass Seed. Land Plaster,
Corn. Oats. Wheat and Salt. for sale.
l Will also pay the highest wholesale
market price in cash for each of the above
Office at G. Palmer's store.
T1S-tf1 HI. G.. THAYER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

A young printer Of this place. who is
good composition and pressman, desires a
situation in neighboring town. Address
C. B., at this Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

The weather has been colder for q week
past than we have had for several years in
March. Yesterday. however. was a great
improvement upon its -imnedi.se prede-
cessors
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

DR.. Westervelt. Of the ''0ld Regula.
tor started East on Tuesday morning.
for q new stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods. .siei-s est saTAits's5E
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
gpetial aotites.

FExALx LIFE AMONG THE MoRMoSs is the title'of
book written by the wife OF Mormon Ed, r,
rclatiyelto her life in Mormondon. 1t is an inter-
esting work. and will well repay perusal of it,
For sale by Pershing & Co. [leul
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

PRINTIvG.-Job Work Of all kinds, from the
smallest card to the largest sized poster, executed
in the very best style. on Che shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms at this Office. Orders
are respectfully solicited
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
Iuaword MADAME ZADOC POI

Ina word. MADAME ZADOC POR-
TIERS CURATIVE BALSAM is the
great Autidote to Colds. Coughs and Con-
sumption. aud its use will amply repay
the confidence of the user. 1t has already
done much, and is destined to do more, to
to mitigate, and finally Danish from the
human family, so terrible scourge of
suffering humanity as Consumption.--20 2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
Boots and Shoes!

TIME Low PRICE STORE is the place TO
buy your Heavy Boots for Winter, Women's
aud Children's Wear Of every description. Here
is chance to save money. 1,z -.
Il2tfl RICE 4 SMITH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

Losr.-A large pair of Fur Gloves
Any person returning them to this otfice
viii be Hberslly rewarded. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
dsezH ssE s''sis DIE

In West township. on the morning OF the 18Th
inst. Of inflammation Of the bsain, ,Jenx NELsox,
son orc. N and G. As WEIGH. aged nineteen.
months swens -fdsr days. II
In THIS place, on the morning Of the 2lst inst
Miss Ella 7. 3ztkG seed f6e6 sesrs ana ten
mo1fbsr dspghag efMr- James W. Warner. g :.
In shis pncs. IN the 21st inst, nxEoponE, aged
about four ysan' son Of Mr. Samuel Fryar, Of the
73dzfUR1mcktQ1r = ts91sE : ftat fsse tI--<rsf8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
Great improvements In
SEWING MACHINES.
Empire Shuttle Machine!
PATENTED FEBRUARY IA. 1860.
Salesroom, 454 Broadway, NY.

This Machines constructed on an entirely new princ
pie OF mechanism possessing and valuable inn
expertss and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and PER-
FICTION COMBINED
The following arcthe princ objections urged against
ist-Excessive labor to the Iossoft inreIairing
operator. 4th-Incanacity TO sew every
2d-Liabiiify to get out of description Of material
trouble .Rs Il ossrsfios noise
The Empire Seeing Machine is Erenps
from all these o9jeefions.
1t has astraiht needle n.
LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH. which viii NEITHER
RIP nor RANEL, and is alike on both sides; performs
perfect sewing ON every description Of materia from
silk thread ON cearsest to the finest humber
Having neither CAM COG WHEEL. and the least
possible Fiction, itiuns as smooth glass, and is
E4PHlTIeALLY A XOISELESS MACHINES,
1t requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to drive II
than any other Machine IN market girl Of twelve wears
Of can work it steadily without fatigue injury 20
ERFuL. SIMPLICITY
Of construction render t almost impossible to get ont Of
order, and Is GUARANTEED BY the company to give
rssestfy invite all those who NAV desire 10 SAMMY
themselves with superior article, 70 call aud examine
This Unrivaled Machine. d
b., ut in a NOR SysslA ranssz A ~sssust the patron
Merchant .1aaors.s Drsss Aakers, Coach
Makers. Corset Makers, Hoop Skirt ]
Adnd1aetursrs. Cater Filters, .,Shirt 4
and Bosom Makers. Shoe Binders, -
- -.Eest and Pansoiooa Makers.
n Religions ana Charitable Jpstitutions win be Iiber-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

Dc, not forget the Union meeting in this
township next Saturday, to nominate can
didatss forth April election Every man
who is interested in the success OF the
e.uss,ssepld attend The time has come
when every man should show his faith by
his works, and if he is Union man not
ouly ought he to work but encourage 9TH
ers to work also.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-N,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-No-
toe isfsersby given that that sealed proposals for
building Meeting House, OF such spcfc part toward
the construction Of such house hereinafter set forth, will
received by Samuel d. Tabor and Richard Corbaey
Ill the llnfn dsy Of April next, at IL O'Clock at
which time the proposals viii be opened by the building
committee and the contract awarded TO the lowest response
BILE bidder, at the residence of Richard Corbaley
The sci The oosfract of
said hoee above the foundation, which will include all the
carpenter work and furnishing the materials necessary
be used thcrea except that the SEATS not be made
in this contrset-the house TO be painted.
Tue plan and specifications for said house be at
Richard Corbaseys from and after the 22nd
of March, SAMUEL ID. TABER,
March 16, 1s64.-t3 Chairman Of Committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

GOLD, d64LV Err AND PAPER
- - MONET WANTED AT THE
Nam ~ sfh Hardwarc store
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

Attic residence Of the brides father in Green
township, on the 18th inst, BY Rev. Austin Fuller,
Lieut. JONATHAN hckEsL, of the Ilth Louisiana.
Reg ssd hs EnEllxE THOMPSON. daughter Of
Mr.. Mead Thompson
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

. ALL Kinds o JOB f'rintfng e4ecutedi the very
terms. at This OFFICE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
Great Improvement.
TIGHT STITCH
Sewing Machines.
Weeds Celebrated Patent

Never Eli 80 satisfy who give them Thorough trial
aud wherever intrfdused are rapidly sulers-lis an
others.
They possess the merit Of simplicity and Of manage.
ment that fifteen minutes will enable ans
one to them successfully. The following Of
their points of excellence:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-07
GENERAL. NEWS.

The French harvest is not equal TO that
Of last year.
An onion fund, to provide fresh vcgct-
able for the soldiers, has been started in
New York and already amounts to over
: 900.
Gen Robert Toombs, formerly Senator
in Congress from Georgia, and then General
i'll the rebel army, is now a private in a
Georgia regiment. Roger a. Pryor is a pri-
vate in 4 Virginia regiment.
A tornado and hail storm, with track
half mile wide, wrought destruction with
the crops in Bethel, Nc, last week Many
farmers lost every growing thing.
The arrangements for the prize fight be-
tween Joe Coburn and .Jcm Mace have been
completed, and they are to punmcl each
other on the 18th Of October next for 81, 500
a side, at a place not less than twenty nor
more than one hundred miles from the city
Of Dublin.
convict who was sent to State prison
from Concord, Mass, last fall, for three
years, for burglary, managed to keep all the
time a 800 bill that hc had stolen by put
ting it in his hair when he was put in his
cell. But few days ago he thought bet.
ter Of it, and gave the money up to the
chaplain, requesting him to send it to the
owner.