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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16


estins Reports OF Late Operations.
s'a n..a" LEXINGTON. Ky. June b.
o. Captain Dickson tclegrsphs General
Ewing that General Bnrbridge gave the
rebels a total defeat at Cynthisna vester-
day morning. The rebel loss is thirty
Killed and sour hundred prisoners besides
wonnaed. arT'heir force exceeded ours.
az Morgan's command is divided AM ut
terly demoralized trying to get on in small
squads. Colonies Hanson and Garrard
are pursuing Morgan himself with a few
hundred men northeast from Cynthiana.
Gen. Burbrilge with part of his force
has returned here. se Ho >'ll'f
Atelegrsph from Governor Bramletie
to General Darlington. from Frankfort.
this afternoon. report no rebel force moving
towards Louisville. '
A gentleman from Georgetown report S
thatos few hours after Hobson's surrender
at Cynthiana. Burbri,lge attacked the
enemy. killing AMI capturing half the
force. The remainder fed in grea: con-
fusion. crossing the railroad yesterday at
Paynsville. We hal repulsed the enemy
before our achievements arrived, but felt
insecure until their arrival 20 m
LEXINGTON. June l3.-Captain Dickin-
son telegraphs to General Darlington that
General Bnrbriige. now here. reports the
X 5erforeeiout of ammunition and scat
tired and uttarly demoralizel in the fight
at Cynthiana. rofooI sas 1s. tdl ssg
i, A dispatch from Falmouth this after
noon says. after the Cynthiana defeat Gen.
Hobson and part Of his staff were sent un-
der guard to Falmouth. but the whole
were recaptured'by scouting party. and
are now at Falmouth. H saeao
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
from The SHENANDOAH.

81 NV Yank. june IL

Nv YonK. june III.
ThsN Y.-zssses' special from Stanton.
June eth. says: We met the enemy in
ioree fifteen miles north of here. and
whipped chinL thoroughly. The rebels
were commanded by Jones and Imboden
The former was killed. We pursued them
to-day through here with but little resist
ance. though strongly fortified, and all the
males had been ordered out to defend the
place. We captured six guns. hundreds
of prisoners. and many hundreds of thou-
sands OF dollars worth Of stores. We will
not stop. A more important point is to
be arrived at. Crooks cavalry are with
Us. s7stasesas ftel frJ0 .erEs e48i
The Hraias special says: The enemy
is retreating towards the Blue Ridge.
Besides Elk guns. We captured other can
non of heavy calibre.5 Over a million of
dollars in stores fell into our hands. The
railroad property was destroyed. The
largest portion Of our prisoners are boys.
- Oar loss is not large. Thorburu's brig
ade of infantry suffered most. The
enemy's retreat is complete stampede.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

The unconditional Union men Of the
OH Indiana Congressional District ore re-
questei to meet in Mass Convention, a.
Valparaiso, ~ j.
On Thursday, June 30th, 1864,
FOR the purpose Of nominating a candidate
tor Congress. . candidate for Pro scouting
Attorney for the 9th Judicial Circuit. and
attending Co such other business rs may
properly come before the Convention.
/. MATrINGLY.. Chm'n
sa-s ar es Cong. Cen. Com.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
a. Petty Liar.

The La Forte Democrat has . cores
pondent in this place, supposed to be a
certain high-minded young gentleman who
figures in shaving shop. who occasion
ally does some steep lying. doubtless to
crafty his own innate depravity, as well
to furnish the readers Of that sheet with
some Of their natural pabulum. without
which the party could not exist. Here is
= specimen of his lies:
"Old Are enquired Of Congressman
the other day. If he knew the difference
between an Amsterdam Dutchman and
any other dam Dutchman. Il is supposed
he has since changed the form of the CO.
n; ndrum. AMI now wants to know the diff
ference between Fremont Dutchman
and aay other Dutchman."
This is the kind OF stuff with which
the readers Of Corperhesi sheets are. re-
galed Can snch unscrpnlous men be
patriots OF philanthrophists? If SO the
Devil can be Christian.
The same correspondent in his las, let
ter Thus exposes his copperhead proclivi-
ties and want of sympathy for those who
are periling their lives in defence of their
country: .s4c0 Il I-e-a
at is cheering saila gentleman TO
me the other day. to find one county in
the district that redeems its orders. Mar
shall county is one Of the few that do it,
I'VE are proul of this: and it comes. you
see. from our .Coppeiheal' Commission.
ers refusing to bankrupt the county. and
grind the people down with taxes. by vo-
ting bounty m.Dey to inince men to go
and fight in an abolition war"
The man who can toast oil an overflow
ing treasury for the reason above assigned
can be nothing but traitor dyed-in the
wool. 1t is evident that he and all Others
who thus talk arjlcn,ly desire the success
OF the rebellion. ana have from the com
mencement. He boasts about the county
redeeming It's orders. 1t is in the memo
~ of very many when set Of called
Democrats fastened themselves like lceches
upon the County Treasury and eat up the
taxes so voraciously that Comfy Orders
were hawked about the streets AMI sold at
discount OF from 10 to Is per cent. dis
count; not until the Republicans got into
power did County Orders sell for their
face.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
Meat as Foud.


It is a remarkable tact that the sales OF
meat in this city, and neigbborhood have
fallen off twenty per cent AS compared
with the consumption this time last year
Many meat stalls are closed up. and at the
cattle sales yesterday over three hnndrel
beeves were left over. although the supply
was unusually light Families have al
most universally given up using meat Of
any kind for breakfast. and fish, which is
comparatively cheap. is used instead. A
sbowesy spsings istwsking garden truck
,RlentiiubaQshst everything seems to con-
spire to indncs people to give mp eating
large quantities Of msat and use vegetables
instead. This will provesierwholesnme
reform in May yrespects.7r-ftw York
World. ,ue ile ss.els lsoI xL sds L. a0is
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

g The report OF the capture of Fort OAR
ling has not beea confirmed. It isproba.
bly, premature. s. so
No late reports have been received from
t'shermaa's army. .ss has sans sisl u
A dispatch from Secretary Stanton. da-
tea June L. midnight. says; We have
news from the Army Of the Potomac as
Islsts - 8 eseleck this Tuesday pornipg
sdThs movement ct that hour wasuin ssuc-
ssssfui operation. 'ass .s@g s--sd
- Morgan's raid iato Kentucky has proved
complete 6zzls. He was flying from our
pursuing forces ct last accounts, and cyl
IDENTIFY trying TO get out Of the State.
- A Federal force Of some 1900 Under
Gen stnrgis. has met With serious defeat
ia northern Mississippi The rebels ropt-
I Cd cur forcss. captured . great many Of
our men. and ewing to bad roads most Of
the artillery had TO be destroyed and sban
doned. A train of about 100 wagons was
also partly bui ned by our forces and the
crest captared- This will be sweet NOR
asd7fof oCorrsheads to roll under their
x>.- .eflff e1I = e1r81
sn''7 100 o. - i. e. u sfaltsIf -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

;, EE An order has been issued that q
correspondent OF she Philadelphia Inquire,
be arrested ysndl paraded1 through the
lines ,ofsthe Army of the Potomac. bear
ing aplacard ''Libeller Of the Press" and
he put without the lines of the army for
Publishing libelous statement concerning
the commanding General. which he now
Acknowledges tobei false, and merely camp
rumor. An order has also been Issue
dishonorably dismissing Lieut.. Col. Me-
Murphy, Of the 10th New York. for send
ingia flag Of truce through the enemy s
lines without authority. sida asa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
ANDY Johnson.

= A JED Davis paper. says the Chicago
Tribane. calls Andy johnson "a meauer
Abolitionist than the meanest OF the nat
ural kind" because. after supporting
Bieckinriige for President. he did not fol-
low ,Brcckinridge into the rebellion. Had
he done that. the JEFF. Davis paper would
have said 81 him as il So Us of Lee and OF
JEFF. that "America claims their genius
and their chiyalry. as her own. - But
Abelitionism. or the doctrine that one
man has no moral right to another mans
labor without paying for it. is so resse ntially
mean in itself. that the JEFF. Davis paper
ought to be careful to whom1it awafdsIthe
palm of superlative mcanness. A certain
person once remarked. with some show Of
authority. tina. whatsoever ye would that
men should do unto you. do We even SO an
to them" This is the first clear Announce
'ment Of Abolitionism. aud was made by
one who was engaged in ''pro noting the
interests of God and Humanity. And one
Of his followers, meeting an Ethiopian ne
gro by the waysiie, Taught him that this
doctrine applied to ..niggers, All the
meanness Of Abolitisa,sms is therefore in
tensifiod in Christ. All true Christians
and all Christian Churches have been full
ofthis meanness. All-great men have be y
singnlarly mean in this respect. Wash.
ington set the mean example Of saying that
no earthly object was so dear TO bis heart
as to,Abolish slavery in Virgins by law.
Jefferson was still more mean. He melted
the slaves to rise, so far as words coald, By
failing them that il they did God had M
attributsswh ich would induce him TO side
With their masters. Franklin. Hamilton.
Lafayette. Adams. Jay. and all other great
men not only Of this country, but of the
civilized world, -hsve been mean on this
point in proportion to their. greatness
The JEFF Davis paper must climb down
Andy j ohnson is not the mesnest among
Abolitionists. He never. like Washington
liberated his o~n slaves. Washington
| was the neauest. Then there was Jack
son. be compelled while men At New Or
lesns to fight side by side With negro slaves
and freed the slaves against taeo with o.
their masters. and without compensation
| for doing SO. Was not he : mean negro
fthisl? Nsxt to Washington in peaases'
must come Jackson. and after these, per.
lhaps. Andy Johnson nay find his proper
Ir,... uiWon t.eqzogr So co ebGciIi
Rtec0. - = ---.lI IL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
FROM FLORIDA.
A Uniou Victory aear Jacksonville.

- New YORK, June IL.
The Herdld's correspondent says: "On
the lst of June. General Gordon made a
brilliant dash on the rebels in front of
Jacksonville. Fla. The rebel camps Fin
negan AMI Milton were fsnked. while
another party attacked in front. The
enemy Hed in confusion.
II, appears that the gnnboat Water
Witch was surprised when captured.
Rebels boarded her in small boats. and
before those on board nal time TO get up
a fight. they were prisoners. The Water
Witch will be great acquisition to he
rebels" tt ll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
Union Judicial Convention.

81 The Union Judicial Convention for the
G 18th Judicial District, will be held at
South Bend. on Thursday. the 23d day Of
june. 1864. 1-A A-.*l-'
The Union. Central Committee OF this
county authorises all Union men who can
70 attend the Convention and act as dele
' yates. e-s .rs 4ft scr ar.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
FROM CHARLESToM.
The Rebels Driven lrom Battery Islal

nc NcOctS Dfittu iEOu Ddttctg istuuus
New YORK. June IL.
The New York 7fibune's Hilton Head
Of June 9th. recounts vari-
ous expedit ions in that section. On the
22,l nit. Colonel Van elisa, with detach-
ments- from various regiments, among
them the 55th Massachusetts,. proceeded
SstessionviIle. At Battery Island
the rebels were charged upon and driven
from their earth-works. The 55th Massa-
chusetts nearly annihilateA one rebel regi-
ment. The reconnaissance being satisfae-
torily effected. our troops were Withdrawn.
The firing on Charleston and Fort
Sump;r rs kept up at intervals.
) Beauregard has cailedafor 5000 troops
to reinforce him, but was told they could
aot be spared. ...
There is . prospect that the Keokuk will
be soon raised tAa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
e FOR PRESIDENT. sfn4t
ABB RAHAM LINCOLN,
or ILLINOIS.
For VICE PRESIDENT.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.


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s,.ay roa eevrascr. srs .-s
OLIVER ?. NORTON
s4t ycz rfrprxSAsT eovEessa, -
RI CONRAD BAKER, Ct Nsederssrg. =.
.r..- ron srk1x.
NELSON rRUsIER, Of fsyeste.
rec arD-rsz s1ATx. lisffs
I'd = THOMAS b. MccARTY, Of watszh-, -. -
~.4 - Z Pa -RrAsrsss OF srAry.
JOAN I. MORRISON. Of wash;us.cr.
-.s-t ysx A--ozsxr sxxsEN. uaa Et
= DELAaA Z. WILLIAMSON, Of Prssaa.
- ,y5x svprzIyrssDxsT OF PUBLIC rsTSrcrios,
GEORGE ". Hoss. cf Marion.
f.4 rsa -cpess svrsx~z couxr.
- lst pi.isks--JAMES &. FRAZER. Of kcscilsko.
"a pistssss-JEHr I. ELI TT, OF Henry
fss, VI District-cHAHLE5 A. RAY. of Marion
: : AZ pss.r.r.-zoBERT C. GREGORY, ef Tippscanoe
rcs crrsz % rEs SUPREME corRT,
LAZARUS NOBLE. Ct Knox. -4E
roa nsroarsa SUPREME corxT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of Msrioa-
yop s.Ecross AZ LARGE,
David s DOSING Of Hancoek-
nicasrt " Thompson, Of figo.
ros STATE ErzcToKs-
4. Dts.-;c.-Js-aes &. Denny, cf krox.
joan g Horxhlzsd. Of Spencer.
~ pistrscf--cvrrs I. Nixon, Of Clark,
4tA francis Wilson, Of Orange.
80 81 pi,..,ct--Hsary r. Prischs-i, of Bartholomew.
Mcdson Evans. cf Lawrence
- 4.h pis.rict-Leonidss Sexton. Of Rash
r.y- Kyger, Of frankin-
So pit,rict-Scrj. L. c.aspoo'. Of fayottc.
Eu4 Joshus H. NsIl-tt. Of Henry.
sa Dls.si-:-J. wrisa'. ef Morgan.
J C. Gr-eu, Of shelby.
m Dss.sics-,Jshn Osborn, Of Putnan. sfi
Thomas ~ Rice, Of rarke.
STA p.ssrict--R- p Davidson. o. Tippee.nos
Bsejaraia y Gregory, Of wsrres-
s.h c.stric.-Jsraas ,. BeIfOrd, q White.
fa11 Aaron Guerrey of Porter
18th oss.xics-Tinaofhy r. Dickinson. Of peksis.
u.li-s kiibcrrne, Of Ekhsrt.
1ltk cist-scs-Johr n. Wallace, Of Grant.
JAMS \. Ienplsr, Of Jay
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

f1ASC SON LNl1ONs - Aiy uouth,
On Saturday, July 2, 1864,
for the purpose o. nominating candidates
FOX Sheriff. Treasurer and Commissioners.
also, candidate for Representative. in
connection with tie Uaion men OF Stark
county, vino have agreed to meet with us
here on The above day for that purpose.
Every man who feels it his duty to sus-
tain the Government against open and se'
erei enemies. aud is in favor Of Liberty
and Union, now snd forever" is earnestly
E irvissi to attend and participate in the de-
liberat;cns Of the Convention. Large DEL
esatioas sraua all the townships. it is ear
mostly hoped will be IN attendance. Every
trne patriot can surely afford to devote one
day to The service OF his country. Then
come. svsry one. all. and help Put the ball
in nation that VIII redeem our. county
and wipe out the foul stigma that now
rests upon her name abroad, and causes
eur bravs soldiers to blush for shame when
ever they think of her degradation. . a.,
The vote OF the townships will be ap-
zportioned on the day sof.ithe Convention
liable speakers have been invited and are
expected to attend. aos raf
81 By order Of the Cen Com.
ne = go se N. SHERMAN. Chm'n.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
a DMTNISTRATORS NOTICE

n Notice is hereby given the undersigned Admin
istaior OF the estate of Michael Wifong deceased will
offer FOR sale Mt public outcy the late residence Of the
deceent in North township, Marshall county, Indiana,
"Wednesday. the 2oth day of July, 1864,
the personal property Of said decedcit consisting Of
A Cow and Calf, Hogs, Sheep. one Wagon,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Farming
Implements, growing Corn and Wheat, and
various other articles.
TERMS-Sums Of three dollars and under Cash over
three dollars credit Of nine months the purcha giving
note Mt interest, waving valuation and apprasement
law With approved security NOAH wTLFONG,
Jcit SSrSf ina Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

- The new Irousid1s hiss artIsdaJ LOFT
Charleston. A blockade running steauer.l
in attem ping 10 run ont on the 7th. got
sgrounl and va: totally destroyed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

The capture Of the steamer Columbine
in St. John River. Florida. with thirty
colored troops on board. is confirmed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
is YOUR CHANCE.

have for sale one Single Light Buggy. painted ans
vanished sh up in tip top Style god Buggy-wi be
sold cheap If you call soon.
Also: new bran fired Single Harness that cost SIS
viii be sold low n bought soon.
Also: On hand Pianos. Melodeons. Harmonious. Stools
etc which am selling lower than they be bought in
Chicago, or elsewhere c. wIIITMORE,
jel6-33tf - - "a - = Agent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

p --Fourteenl bodies have been recovered
near the place where the Berkshire was
burned on the Hudson The number of
lives lost will reach about 40. sci tsl1ad
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
CIV ADVERTISEMENTS

!" ANTED---Cor pondence -Three
" of rncle Sans soldier boys who have seen iAe
elephant wish TO correspond with many young ises As
viii write TO them. Object pass inc, improvement or
the consequences, after this cruel over" Address
Dew and II IL, ciwnsny U, 5SdregimeBt Indiana
volunteers, Gag Nashville, Tenn. III jele-5tS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

-IATANTED-=Co rrespoDdence--Tw Of
pord Win a. many C6fon oshg young ladies at North
a. w1b to respond Object, fun and improvement Of
hi<urt lime with view to love and matrimony " when
Photos exchanged ~ desired, Adarsss g vs. Co D. 7sd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
On Saturday, July I'd, 1864,

the personal property of said estate, consisting of
A Horse. Cows. Cattle. Carpenter Tools,
Wagon. Farming implements Corn.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, one
Sugar Mill. Cane Crusher and Appara-
tus belonging to the same, and various
other articles. -
TERMS.--Surns of three dollars and under
Cash; over three dolars a credit until the fst of
April 1865, the purchaser giving note, at interest,
waving valuation and appraisement laws, with ap-
proved security. Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock, <
M. EMILY MORRIS, Adm'x
June 9. l66I-32t3 - 50
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
We Sell for Cash.
we Buy @r cash.

We will after this date, yas a mattcrof simple
iuS;ire to persons busins large blls) deduct from
bills ling (at one purchase) to Twenty dol
lars, two per cent; Thirty dollars, three per cent;
Forty dollars, four per cent? Fifty dollars, FIVE per
cent. aud will throw i'm thread TO make all goods
sell for mems and women's wear. 49, -
We cordially invite all persons wishing to bur
Goods to call and sec our stock and get prices.
Il You buy ofus VIC will thank you, ifnot wewiI
post yeu so you can buy Of others tn good advan-
taagr. K. WESTERVEIT & Go.
Plymouth, Ind, June 1st, IS64-31m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

Morgan's Raid n Fla Ut
terIy Defeats Him at Cynthiana Inter.
esting Reports OF Late Operations.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
Adtninistratrix's1 Sale.

n Office is hereby giAen that the .nnders;gn-
l ed, Administratrix Of the estate Of Isaac N.
Morris. deceased, will Offer for sale at public out
cry, at the late residence of the deceased. In
Union township. Marshall county. Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
Union County Convention.

= Tho unconditional Union men Of Mar
shall county are requested to meet in
MASS CONVENTION. at Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

which are dePositOyies of Public mon =, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country. (acting as agents Of the
National Depository Banks,) will furnish further
INFORM lion on applications and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY 10 SUBSCRIBERS.
Il M,y 26. 1S64-3mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

HEALTH AT THE MINRs.-Imnense success has
attended the Of Nostetters stomach Bittrrs in
the god district This great diciual cordi al and
alternative vas introduced into Australia from the
United States about two years ago. with the reoa
tatinn of being Tie hest preventive Of the bad
effects Of healthy air and unwh clesOme water
ever adni istered TO man. unqualified as this
praise Was lis truth mas been verified by the ex-
rsrierre of thousands, both the coast and in
the il terror. From the time of its introdu ction
until now, the So les ofthis celebrated specific have
been instantly increasing. This year, incredihle
it may seem. they will average tfOr oil the Aus
trsiiPn Colonies, about 800 cases per month. The
present demand is nearly one thousand per cent.
greater thsn that fer the first SIX months after it
advertised in this coTnfry. Il lisa preparation
that no nnacc!imated emigrant cen afford to be
without it, if he places any value on health and
desires escape the diseases peculiar to Australia
AS a pre-, unadulterate1 vegetable Tonic AMI
genial Re lator of the system, it is ched
by any nedicated stnTant in existence. Bewar
Of counterfets and of the com pounds sold BY m
pYincipied liquor dealers from bottles that orr g
rsliy contained he genuine article. Buy only Of
respectable parties aud of the regular agents.
Sold b. Druggists and dealers generally every
where.
Penn. ave. ia 90 eo3t
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MEN s DRESS SUITS.
Yoxta's Dress Salts.
GildTens' Dress Snits
Mems Basi.sss Salts.
YOUTHS businsss Salts.

Ch1LdTtts' School SAi!s.
Moan WALKER Co., sos Penn. avenue, Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an
ter Clothing is row ready for Inspection. It is
comprised of an assortment Of gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
n nsterial, trimming and Worship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is
offered for selecting from the cost attractive
stock Of ready made clothing this city, at very
reduced crices. oc3-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Oltn.-wm. Jack
son. colored, charged with stealing coattrom
Judson N. Smith, was found guilty, and SEN
fenced to one year in the penitentiary.
VIM. Anderson, charged with stealing
watch, valued at SIS, was found guilty of
petit larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
CoLGLTE'S HOSEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made fror, the choicest materials
is mild ard emollient in its nature, frsFrs1tty
scented, and extremely beneficial in its acton upon
the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jas5lyeo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
PERSONAL.

IL THOMAS K. DAYIS-LATE OF PRINCE
j William county, Va will send his address to q
H., Alexsndria Pest ONCE, he will confer q great
favor on the inquirer it,
MADAME DIMOND, ONE Of THE MOST
W eminent clairvoyants of the day, is at the
svaili ,g themselves of her rare powers in the
ment and cure of the most stu oborn diseases
Nhe in clAirvoy ant rtste, her mind can be trans
ferred to the past present and feturs event. OF
science of Phrenolosy Where ever she hs. visited
the press has spoken in the highest terms Of her
abilities and skill. We advise tn ose afflicted to call
and gee her. il Is At"
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ment in another column, o; the Oriental Rests1,
rant, corner 7ih sire 81 1nd Massachusetts
where custor ers can find baud some Of the larg-
EFT and finest oysters that has been Ia the arket
this season; which win be served up at old prices
ia It