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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
A Card to the Suffering.

Swallow two or three ho-sheads 81 " Bnchu. +" Tonic
Btcrs" "Sarsaparila. Nervous AniidoteS, etc, etc.
etc. and after you satisfied with the result, then try
one box Of
DID DR.. BUCHAN's ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS,
and be restored health and vicor in less than thirty DAYS
They purely vegetable. pleasant take prompt and
Saluiary their effects the broken down and shattered
constitution. Old and young take them with adyan
Imported and sold in the United States only by
JAS. 3 DUTLFR. No 42T Broadway. " Y.
nO- Agent for the United States.
PS-A box the Pills. securely packed will be mailed
to anv address on receipt of price which ONE DOLLAR
paidnoney refunded 10y the agent If entire satsae
ton is not given. S1-3ms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
j" In these times oe hirb price,

EE In these times oe high prices. it is
well to remember that children can be snp-
piled with shoes for less than half the
usual annual cost. by wearing Metal
Tipped Shoes, to say nothing OF stockings
destroyed and health endangered by wet
feet, arising from the chiidlike habit of
wearing out their shoes at the toes first
Boston Journal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

Capt. Welcome Rice. of Co. C, 4Sth
Ind Reg has resigned and returned home.
He was in the service nearly three yesrs.
sad during that time was in member OF
hard fought battles. The country owes
him deDt Of gratitude for the faithful
manner 10 which he has discharged his dn.
ty. as well as for the bravery be evinced
on the field Of battle. 20 -s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
THINK OF IT!

At hest life is not very long. \ few smiles, few
more tears, pleasure aud much Tain sunshine and
songs clouds and darkness, hearty greetings abrupt fare
wells, and then little play here will close Is it
while, ask, to have tho little pleasure would other
wise enjoy, marrsd by unpleasant IL dangerous
cough when single p bottle that justly popular
remedy, Nd DAME rORTTkS COUGH BALSAM will
effect Immediate cure. All druggists sell it. A-2t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

Personal Mr.. Luse, of the Warsaw
Indianian. honored MS with call on Tues
day. BE looked like his commissary de-
,pariafent was well supplied. and seemed
icontented with his situation. He reports
sthe Union men Of Kosciusko in fine spirits
and determined to give an increased ma
5ority this iall for the Union tickets.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

a man who Processes to be conscien
tiously opposed to war joined tie Copper
head military organization in this town
ship last Friday. That is, he is conscien-
tiously opposed to lighting rebels but not
his Union neighbors. He is a very fair
sample OF the peace at any price men here.
abouts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
MIR. j. L. KAPELYEA,
county, New Jersey. writes, March Is
LYSENT Ely Crprr

was troubled in January last with costvencss
raj days, and took ten grains of calnmc 70 obtain relief
caught cold. suppose. any rate, riea
in whch my medical attendant found it impossible
rest This was followed by dysenery. Ny strength Wa
ali Every thing passed through me as took H.
friend from New York. Mr. Ge.r2r Lewis
called on me and advised Brandrets Pills. thought in
my we lkened condition, pill would be enOugh but he
admin stored four, and the next morning four
Much impurity from me, and my SURPRISE the
soreness and pain din'inshod One box cnred fully
am now hearty with fine appetite You at liberty
TO publish il.
Sold by all respectable dealers in medicines 4i-Im
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
Do You Wish to be Cured?
DIR. ByCUly's ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS

Cus in less than thirty days, the Of NER
FOtSNES> Isposacv. Premature Decay. Senlaa Weak
Insanity. aud III Urinary. SrHql dad Nervous Afscon
matter from what produced. Price, One Dollar
per box Sent. post paid. by mall receipt Of order
One box will perfect the in most cases. Address
JAMES 5. BUTLER. General Agent,
33-3msl 427 Broadway, New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
HON. SCHUYLER CoLFAx.

Member of Congress from this district, will
address his constituents. the following places:
Walkerton. Tuesday, Sept IL. at O'Clock, p m.
Bourbon, Wednesday, Sept. IA. at O'Clock, p. m
Mirmont. Thursday, Sept. Is at o'clock, p. m.
Argos, Friday, Septe mbcr l6, at O'Clock, p. m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
III S HIS LAMP ATTN
Il APPARATUS.
BOILING. FRYING, STRIVING, SLEEPING
WITH THE FLAME THAT LIGHTS THE ROOM.

BY the fame of common lamp. at the cost
OF cents worth of oil, 81 can be
Cooked. ~. y. Tribune.
Simple in construction, easily kept in order
.eahy Tor Use in moment 4" convenient to
nave on hand . o Druggists Circrlar
!" = Fshs Lamp is Of the most popular nov
ei,'es OF the day. the utility oft is unquestion-
able great saving is made in cooking and heating small
uciesanf can be made to cook meals for great ma
which Is Actually done the ambulance
winch carry uesick sodiers.-Scies,ifcA nerican.
For family use, hospital, tent barrack picncs fishing
nursery or sick room IL is article of comfort beyond
All proportion 70 its cost-Hairs journal Of Health
nave tried the apparatus, and my wife lad proclaim
the same most v-usb- aud Indispensable article
we wonder how could have long done without it,
Ed. Coal oil Circular.
An economical continuance for getting mp heat at short
notice for nursery and general household purposes One
important point Is the saving in cost coal frcs-N
Y. EreRiag Post.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

BIBLE SOcIETY-Rev. VIM. Armstrong,
agent of he y merican Bible Society, will
hold meeting in this place on Sunday
the 18th of September. inst. The friends
OF the cause are invited to attend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

Who was that '.trusted leader" referred
to by M. Cu<hman in his second letter,
who was on the platform at the Democrat
ic Convention at Inc annapolis, and acqui-
esced in the selling out of the radical peace
men? Some think be meant Turpie. 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

Frank Loslie's Lsly's Magazine and
Gazette Of Fashion is ali that its name i'm
ports. The September number is richly
ombellishel AMI its literary articles very
attractive. Terms 80 per annum. Adj
dress Frank Leslie, y. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

Gold has declined nearly % cents in the
last week. On Tuesday it fell to 234 and
closed at 235.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

Lieut.. Y. u. Thompson. Of the 18Th Ind.
Cavalry. has resigned. we understand
with the intention of entering the servica
in some other capacity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
HON. JAMES WILSON.

Ex-member Of Congress from 9Th district, and
one ofthe ablest men in Indiana. will address the
people of Marshall County, at Plymouth. on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 81, 1864, at
one o'clock, p. m, the political issues OF the
day.
All who want to hear an able speaker are invited
IN attend
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
NJ CuxnlSes. Secretary

10, Go. Go-To, Besazk ~ Force,
Merchant Failors, Cor your Goods for Gents and
Children's Wear for they have Just received
large stock. Call aHd examine before you Luy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

The U. L. A. meets every Saturday eve-
ming, at Woodward Hall, at precisely
eight o'clock. - 80 ar
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

ANOTHER Hero Serg't Tru-
man Bail, OF the 36th Wisconsin, and a
resilient of this comfy when boy. was
killed in the battle of The l4th ult.. on the
Je,,Irs nrver. He was brave soldier and
true patriot. and slvriously has he fallen
in defense of his country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
Ol 6 .

At her fathers residence in this county, on the
Dbl Of August, 1854. after an illness four days,
of dil iberia, IDA MAY, Only daughter OF
Richard and Jane Corbaley, aged eight years, tive
months and five days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

Wheat has declined 25c. per bu. since
our last. The highest price ofared yester-
day was s1.75 per bu.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

convince them that is the hest preparation
only the above affections of the Threat and
Lungs but it Night Tweat and Splitting of Blood
and is excellent carsle for any kind Of Sore Throat
is pleasant 10 take aud safe medicine for infants
Price fifty cents per bottle For sale by druggists
orally. jel6-n33yI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
LINIMENT.--Tbe gres

- remedy for all palms. nianmaons. sores neuralgia
poisonous hes topache huras. seas, cholis darrhea
and dyseniery. Fora hoEse liniment IL has equal
Sold by -- PERSHING 4 CO.
je16-33f - 0 -ka Plymouth, md.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
DIR. STRl(KLAND'S
MElLIT
C 0 j C H BALSAM
Stricklands Mellihuous Cough Ba1sam

Cures Coughs Colds, Sore Threats. Asthma and Con-
sumption. 1t is only necessary any troubled with
thcse cnmplants 10 try one hctfle of
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

MisMANAGENENT OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL-
RoAD.-A correspondent complains that the
passengers on the Hudson River train which
reaches this city at midnight are very badly
treated. Instead of being landed at the Thirtieth
street or the Chambers street depot, they are
left in Eleventh avenue, between Thirty y-second
and Thirty-fourth streets, to wade through tie
mud as best they can. During recent storm,
says ORR correspondent several ladies we're
Obliged to remain in the cars all night on ac-
count Of the train not going into the depot.
This matter should be arranged at once.
The way trains on the Hud,on River road do
not run enough cars. This is particularly
noticeable in the morning, when ladies and
gentlemen are coming into town for the day.
1t is next to impossible to get a seat by the
time the train reaches Carmansvile, and twenty
or thirty ladies have to stand. This ought not
to be so. Sufficient cars should be provided to
accommodate everybody The custom Of pack.
ing people, like herrings in box, is practised
upon our city cars, but the managers OF the
Hudson River line ought not to do business in
that style. We call attention to these instances
Of mismanagement, and hope to have no further
cause Of complaint.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
The Chicago Convention on tho War
MFour Years of Fallure.v

The most stupid and suicidal, and yet the
most inpudent and detestable, declaration ever
made by any couclave OF revolutionary con-
spirators since the time Of the French Jacobin
Club is embodied in the Infamous second reso-
luton Of the Chicago Convention. In that re-
solution Vallandigham and his associate plat
form builders, to use their own words, "sx-
plcitly declare, as the sense Of the American
people, that, after four years Of failure to re-.
store tho American Union by the experiment OF
war;" &c, "justice, humanity, liberty and the
public welfare demand that immediate efforts
be made for . cessation OF hostillties, with
view to an ultimate convention Of oil the
States, or other peaceable means, to the end
that at the earliest practicable moment peace
may be restored on tho basis OF tho federal
Union of the States"
The idea here explicitly" advanced Is that
the war for the Union is failure;r that 1, Ia
useless, and worse than useless, % prosecute It
any longer, and tlat accordingly II ought 70 DO
stopped, in order that peace may be restored
on any terms acceptable to JefT. Davls-for the
federal Unionn suggested may be made 20
cover two, three or half dozen confederacies
The point, however, which re shall now briefly
consider Is the sweeping declaration that tie
war Is tailure--"iour years Of failure" There
Is 20 qualification here. Any man ignorant Of
tho events Of ibis war, and left to form hs opin-
ion IN TIE premises FROM tbs Chicago resslu.
llon, would conclude that We haze gained 9th.
Ing " the war but hsys failed II eTeryt1lug
and that Jeit Davis tas 50 ta1 tsg WHIP .b2gS
over rs 'ha' vo oyshs 81 on:S 70 suEySas1 .
such terms oipeaN d. 5ls ss!sae LighscT, ntay
be eraciously pleased d a.M 1t VaaI s,ss
sSssa sna' loya! s9idief q Ia UnSohi GS5ess.
Mcclellan y "liA ~. 3 WsfadI1g ps3 gasn.
dalous RESOLUTION q tila lLsp to traEria It
updoT his feet "a tho Candidate Of he aouo.
cratic party, be repndoto, tbe o,2peIbesd
pysiisgu Ry4. SsS. a. ,ask usgx q. he ELlOs.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

hs'wouid deciine 10 ruu Tor the Pfesidedcy
It now appears that old Blair was in this mat
ter, as he has been In many others, merely .
oonadsnos nam, and acted without any authori-
ty at al. II Is oficislly stated By the Wash
inGton administration organ that the President
never gave any person authority 70 make such
proposition to General Mcclellan. era- ~
TAs. FiAsnstal sterm B.saaatas 20
Eurst-Everythang Uening 3 Down. isa
n Gold fell to l8S yesterday. but afterwards
recovered, and the closing quotation was 100.
Efforts were made to stave on the panic; but
It Will probably be fruitless. It will be seen
BY our commercial report that business Is al-
most paralysed. Several firms have already
suspended Produce has declined heavily and
several produce merchants have como down
with it. The storm which began ct Chicago Is
beginning to burst here. 1t has reached Eu-
rope, and number Of failures are announced
In England and France. Sec news columns
The financial crisis we have so long predicted
IL close at hand. Let those who are prudent
stand from under. eM
We have prepared table comparing the
quotations Of ssme Of the leading railroad and
miscellaneous stocks on the 9th of September
with the quotations yesterday, 50 IS TO show
the terrible fall. We do not choose to 60
back beyond q month or we might mako the
contrast still more striking Gold, for ex-
amt1e, which was quoted at 290--the rebel
pirates numbers short while ago, has now
declined one hundred and two cents. But
within the past month the present storm has
been brewing, aud its results speak for them
selves. In September our glorious series OF
victories began, and that started the storm.
Our spectators had placed themselves in .
position so hostile to the interests Of the gov
ernment that every victory threatened them
with ruin. In the following table we see the
effects of Grants victories in Wall street,
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Ibe Costs Rca arrived yesterday from Aspin WALL and
- be- hsyc lsie aud important intelligence from the
iaghc oar, particularly that relating TO tie Spanish
rcrayiaa lmbf gIo Admiral PisEon, who is 10 com.
tnaod % the spspish fset required 10 relnquish
poatssso9 tlO lnc Islands and ute the Peruvian
Tx u ~ evert y tie spanlArd nesecting cOm2y
VII tb. reuesI lte aeruvian Cons has authorized
Tie President u deoate war aysnsi Der moe, Catholic
hAe0 sLd c2tessse preparations Vere being made 20
oefy out lhs tnrest lDs Eae - Valparaiso had been
very quiet and .rsasactoSs 10 tosrcoaaoise bad been
limited. 1nor hs3 besu go arrivals II American Yea
ges ore igQm BJsson me otter from sap Francisco
Iho ueWs frcm renann I embarrassing Ill., country
rgmsas qvei. ao' The crop of cotton pr0mses Is bs
Jorge ard II 9le quality.
In Ecsad3r bstioess wss a plnnc ttn IN sougo
.VeBoe 3, TIE latc C'lsuly enh Colombia General
fnltonsao revolutionary caef, lal been thc, IS or
ter u Garcls Aorena
Wo bsYe news from The Rlo Gnnao that General
blfgm9u has issgsd pronurst1~ sgaiasl gaxi.
EHg Willie tie bitter va % visit - some other part
III atnev empire, and that Mlrafn9n vas endorsed By
va Archbishop oi MEXICO and All the clergy At The
t .a 4a ll1 xot possession q the larssst share si
N1ee} y ketlo6, hlraDoD lad raissd tbo Gag of tho
tspo,o ara haj called tho Mexican people u sustain
hm Au4eflfe out tue foreign Invaders
~ W t'sssfs VI tho British brig Raymond from
D.'h Il Ahs pen ,oaus taot plsce on september IC
0ANtsn iRe = ine stauur. uamed Jobu w.et a. gohn
's"'"' TP'a N1new s.ss0sc ness IL ihs apapsss.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

CAMPAIGN DoCuMENTs-OLD ABE's JoKEs.-At
every Presidential election the mails are loaded
down and the country Is flooded with party
speeches and party electioneering documents
of all descriptions, including vast amount Of
rubbish which, without being opened, falls into
the hands Of the grocer at five or ak cents
pound, or whatever may be the price of such
waste paper. In this campaign, however, the
price Of the raw material has materially dimin-
ished the food OF these election eering pam.
phlets, much to the relief OF the mails and
country postmastersj and tho documents circu-
lated are generally shorter and more to tie
purpose than heretofore. But there Is one
document, Of The value o' which the thick.
headed republican tract committees, here and
elsewhere seem to be strangely ignorant. We
mean tho highly entertaining, instructive and
popular book of The proverbs OF Father Abrs-
ham, famillarly known IS The Book OF Old
Abe's Jokes" We arc not Joking. We have
looked somewhat into Tie philosophy OF our
political elections, and we can say 10 any
party, that the nearer you bring your Preelden-
tal candidate Into active rapport With the every
day hablts Of thought syrnpsthies, Illustrations
spd maass of argument Of tho masses OF the
peoplesse better It i foT b.p as az ssp!Iagt
10 the peoples s6Irsgss. II ibis view, an su.
th.ailc book Of s0ld Abei Jokes" would be
Itd mcst telling campaign document that could
be Issued 10 bis support and the Rev. Brother
SeecheT q tie proper man 70 compile II,
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

ACCOMPLISHMENT OF FREscu CoNMEBcE.-
There Is common but mistaken Idea that love
Of conquest and desire 10 rival the military
glory Of bis uncle are with Leuis Napoleon
all.controlllng induances. De seeks, on the
contrary, 70 render his reign reaarkable by
achievements which viii redouad more to tue
honor apd prosperity Of France than costly
wars and barren territorial acquisitions. No one
who has read bis "ISess Napoleoni.nnss" can
rail to be struck With tho adelity with which
tse pQlsy shers forssAe1QNs1 bsa kseR Vsx,
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
The Onora.

The announcement Of Lucrezia Borsia drew large
dence the Academy Of Music last night and the Ops
given in that allows Of sonnet ing bssi1a
the usual stereotype words Of cold appreciation or
stined disapprovai Carozzizucchl. Lucrezs -
mirable, was Of course expected. Loss domonssrs
tive In the part than Of her predecessors she ~
acted and sang With emphasis and vigor. showing BY
play, well In hsr tragic feroe her high hisiresh
ability. Her opening air. .com beIo." vas q charming
Bit q truo vocazaton though Ne missed the aitsYs
movement which follows IT, and s TOO frequentiy omitisA
In the duet u tho second act. and the air hodi
OF the third, 7ucohi also gave great satisfactoa.
An unexpected surprise awaited the audience In ihs
tenor Lotl who has very greatly improved since he l,r
sang here His 'tDi Pescatore ignober was cytromAy
well surg and though several liberties taken ~iI
The music, they wors yet IA good teste and certainly
10 chow o the eDors higher notes to better
vsnsxe To L0t, also, was principally due the
awarded the fayorlte trio ol the his
delicate interpreting With much pathos Gcnnaros
hesutifu appeal 10 hn mother
Nor,nsi sang N bold, dashng style, well suited v
the part Of Orsni, sCng tie usual sppiause in me
hfalsft sufini, ss tue Duke, began With prom se V
which there vas bot 40 uufalssctory fruition; Tor
hoarsenoss soon made hs Staging equally unsratei1 4
The artist and The sudlcnce.
To night froyatore will be given Va Brooklyn, and y
morrow nlsbt Mlss HARRIS viii appear betore tns Nev
York public - Lucia 70 The Edgndo q hAsiniiarh
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

was sardwiched at Chicago between peace-at-
any-price platform and peace-st-any price can
didate for the Vice Presidency. lie has kicked
away the platform, but Its living embodiment,
Mr.. Psndieton, remains on the ticket, and
sticks to the shoulders Of the General as did
the Old Man of the Sea upon toe back OF Sin
bad, the sailor-s hurths1 Of which he must be
relieved, or 1t will break him down.
There was a committee appointed at Chica
60, according to tie in.aEisb.e usage in such
cases, to wait upon the nominees Of the Con-
vention and inform each, in written paper,
of his nomination and the expecta-
tons Of the party, This Chicago com-
mittee, beaded by Governor Seymour,
after weeks reflection waited upon General
Mcclellan and formally apprised him OF his
nomination. General Mcclellan promptly re-
piled, accepting the honor conferred as the
standard bearer OF the democratic party, but
fatty refusing to carry the peace-at-sny-price
white flag and white feather Of the Chicago
Convention. The masses OF the party endorse
his action. Hon. Ben Wood, IS q peace-at any
price man, rejects him, while the Hon Fer
nando Wood, another peace-st-any-price man,
is satisfied that II elected General Mcclellan
will shape bis policy to meet the wishes Of the
party, whatever may be his private opinions.
Mr.. Clement L. vallandigbam takes the same
course.
So much for General Mcclellan. He has
been called upon to define bis position. He
has defined it; but according to Tallandigham,
his rejection Of the platform Is q nullity and
goes for nothing. But why has not the visiting
committee of Governor Seymour waited upon
and obtained an answer from Mr.. Iendleton
as the democratic nominee for "Vice Presi-
dentp Or If the committee has waited upon
him, and has obtained his answer in black and
white, why is Ii not given to the publicf We
think there can be but one answer to this ques.
ton, Mr.. Pendleton stands 80 broadly and
odensivcly in opposition to General Mcclellan,
that II the letters Of acceptance Of the two
gentlemen were published side by side, it
would kill tho ticket at once. What says
Governor Seymouri
II there has been any correspondence be-
tween the Chicago Committee, of which Cover
nor Seymour Is chairman, and Mr. Pendleton,
In reference to bis nomination, on behalf OF the
people, We have right TO call for II; and n
there has been no correspondence, we cannot
avoid the conclusion that Il Is because Mr..
Pendleton 10 not q ht associate on the ticket
with General Mcclellan, and ought to be 70.
moved. SO
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Fiuurrs m Ma~Acurrrrs. present yosr hu
been unprecedented 10 Massachusetts, for the psucy "a
failures tho nun Dor being bnt few and foF snaN
amsuuts Az ofacsr o nsolyont court e an Aotn ef
county informs that for tho past tvo months - ;
court har actually out Of busiuen6 within day o.
kWo hoNevvr, 49, w. :. ~ . ~ 49,. - 1.ss
failures In tbs oty or State, Toe same gentleman
fps.kins ~ his large cspari0nce "a p9QlvsDey eGte y
ohusaits, rspsrked that tbvs tswer ctsga
dlanonesty thau ives generally supposed 10 ma0y =
atapces. however, busiuers vss ne gives 90 urti lE
parties rescrcs and also s that could be Jbls'ns
hon friends we're entirely sxhavstsa In eas as-ives1
this yest, 10 conssl0,nsa Of Ise IN rss ssiAa ~
one hundred PEE cent paid al the debts, at
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

OLD AIE, On pLAiH ASp 6GarsAt MoCLEL-
E4s--s'ps time go, O. all tie country hss
heard, old Blair vent % General Mcclellan
aud offered him hlnh pAhlton IN ths army II