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QY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
IuppovpD pRAL EsTATEsALE

InpursaaDcs Of = decree Of the sqpreme Court of
sh Mts as & m
No. 's IS iG IN which ssnssi stiiIinss E,sssssh i;
rpf n.Ion sS
johnson, Fl en- Smith. Laura Smith, Joseph
Smith are an We, the The undsrs :nsd @ Conn
miss, oners, nan ell and appointed IN said decree,
p M, the Third day Of June 1864, the following
W hs sas
0ossh IS est feet feet e
s ::S =
g is
SsssmeDs irs%s aou:e, upon t5e following s.ras. ms
oshs ssrd
at twelve months from the day Of sale. with inter
asrssd .sd sasss 81
trust upon the properly, and the psrehassr to pay
nST ssRss sss stss sso0
's tseaS 5F e E, ss ssRRS Ri h.'er
}4$;' }4S$;;S'' }s4:$!;|'E$&!g$$$$:s.,. }$ss$$;$ssg, $$ss,
m, a-sesa. ea.4s wfITlz.s: HsGH!:iss1tasit xsst..
C0RPoRASI9NES q E VAS XAsHISsH9s 5335SS SIX PER
The snhscriss1s hsys eP sale GSoTRotstsSn stp q
In sums of 10 one hundred dollars Of upwards The
entire amount Of this stock is limited to $lSo goo.
ssSsss K: :s; a:
secured Sks stSSEs Y b ths seSUfRf CO.
my9eolm Auction and Commission MERCHANTS
III. HoFf DEALER IN
WATCH MATERIALS, TOOLS,
CRYSTALS, FILES, &C.,
No 337 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
mar Ply Washington, D. G.
as!.Il IN s.b IS se
pared from my new Flame Kiln. without coming
3. b. C1srLEMAN. Etn. Lime Kiln,
sp R-sm Pa. ~. and Rock Greek Bridge.
OARRIAGEs AND HARNESS FOR sAL1.
Just rses.ysd and for GALE, Of the vsry Latest
;saisi ssa sys s,1 sefaps a1GsGa as
Lisht one Horss q ARR AGE rs and two =
.sTSirriiy sets sin.ls and twenty sets Double HAIR
ea nu0sr sHSMas Fl SssGnS ioHs9 hsHs GAR
spss-m ,s@ No. 40e Pennsylv.nia avenue.
n J. J.HEIBERGER, sgcCEssoR TO h. F.
c11izkkSHIA inzEkskGHAST HSp pfHitoks Ait9kkaAi
MssEsfi:ss sss ssit' si;.: sssss:
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RYJ.C. MCGUIRE & co Auctioussr,.

LANCE SALE OF VACANT Lors BEt,nNGTNa
fHfsF III 6kST Iaas RasS AsYsGM
:, g. Sf r. o@s sc shall s for a;Soant oi
ssle V,sa I fa Asylum The foil wing v.la
y Ct. snd = Il Square No ,s fronting together
tre.S ~ tssf styss,s on street west b
street Geas Between . sss s' io!s stass assuae ns
Lot ssasre ss:. Of s9ua-e No 81 f,ontins ls7
Ts niy 6 st 'trse,s west
sns,,a sSla Square "a fronting Ts fsst IL inches on
. s1n greets west, running through to New York
On sS ssass Ns ss m
sSwtseD ard streets north. North VI between
SeNeen norsh sns 1sst sra
al, fsntns HGs H. u 6 H. S ls and e ip Square
Sa ssTs vest kssis fs
streets sssf oatrsan fourlssnth and Fiftesnth
and Rhode Island avenue ''' ''"''h u
on no. M Ss ~
ssa ses. Seventh street west between
sith and seventh strests vest a'ss' n'f'a between
,ns toss : "a "a and e N ss-are No zss front
and Second streets ea.t aud Second Street east BE-
tween south and streets.
sna no1fs on Tenth street
and t9s;e9 One third I ash the rsmai1dsr il sis
.Nconvt yAnees and revenue stamps at the cost Of
Plsts of the property may be seen at our counting
my.2sd Jc. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Austs.
RY J. o. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneers.
CHANCtRY SALE OF vAtuAsLn IMPROVED
STREBF WEST AND MAssAoHusErrs MASS nH Tn stt AVE.
o. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June T. st so'e,k.
Hrsme Court Of the District Of Colum ria sitting in
s,nspcery saed in o4rs'n causaa, tN's, 2in and
kosalie Martha, his wife, are eomplainaDts, and
Eugene, o. orse. Maria, Louisa, Rosalie and Mich
olas b. Va9zsndt, minor children of George
VanI.nft, dec ased, and Arietta L. Vanssndt mi
nor child of Jos. ph A. Var zandt deceased hers at
law OF Maria %o d yauzandt and N,ch las Van.
ss d., dec are defsndar ts, shall sail Lot num-
cred two ~ in sqr are number thres bund red
ara nfteep Jis tua'ed at the corner OF Twelfth
street west and Mas'ant usstt, av snue containips
1ooSs square feet, more less, ana im pro yed b,
Afuestantisl and wei arrs n 9sd Frame DwsIlinz
Houss, containing nine rooms
TIE grounds are hsn isomely laid out with fruit
snd mower, the Who'll property is very desira
Also, Lot o. 4. in Davidson 3 sub division Of ths
vest part o. said square fronting twenty Eve f-et
on the east SIDE of Twelfth street west between
running back nne hundred eet one inch
Terms One third cash; the remainder in six and
tssLvs months, With interest. secured by the pur-
sh'ssft notes with approved urety. On the att
hcAhon CT the sale by the court and payment in
iul OF the purchase " onsy the trustee will con-
yey the lit eh in es simple.
Ii the terms of sale not complied with within
nTs Gays there after the trustees the right
70 re sell the perty at the risk and cost of the
Seisuuing purchaser, on one weeks notice in the
Oonveysnces ard stamps 3. th, cost of the pur
chaser. THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee
my.1 C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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RY J. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers.

TIT sTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
LOTS ON THE ISLAND.
On eATURDAY AFTERNOON, june llth, at 9
the Supreme Court Of the District of COLUMBIA,
sitting In chancer, passed on the q day Of Nay.
&C. TO- n, a. and 73 in Square No S2 fronting each
IS feet the west side of Four and half street,
between south N and streets, running bsck l50
feet TO 80 feet alley.
Lots Nos. g. l. and part OF Lot No. S. In Square
No 1876 fronting on south g street, between Four.
and half street and Sixth street 1eat.
Terms cash.
III the terms of sale arc not complied with In Ave
days after the SALE the Trustee reserves the right
TO re sell 1t the risk and expense Of the defaulins
pConyeyanoes at the cost of the purchaser.
T. EDWARD CLARK, Trustee.
my. 1D-2sw6ds J. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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S,ALr OP CONDEMNED GRAIN AND GRAIN
SACKS

0i0 Qua,s.maag,s 0na ps'ot y w,sss4s:.sssss0"'{ g s.ss
WIN be cold at public suction. sf ssvsath str.st
what. IN the city Of Hs.hington D. aAIuH M
three thonsand bu hell OF Oats an s., 0o) thtr y
hVe tbousapd Grain Sacks, conds nnsd IS unat for
Ps1ces.sfni bidsers VII be required to r.novs
their purchssss wlthia Gve 80 dsys from the day
Cfssis s4
ieiS' RCOKAR,
Br,y Gsn and Chisf On <r termasssY,
INV as-td Dexog Of washingtoa, d o.
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FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY, AFTERNOON
oA1 AT TWO O'CLOCK. 81 8 2
Ladies % cents; Children 10 cents.

In ureparation, and win shortly be produced,
.~-,''lg A NEW sENsATION DRAMA s
written expressly for, this establishmsnt, by .
uopulsr lDrsmatist. and founded upon tnctdsnts
which have trsnspired within the city. Due no.
ttce of ite first representation will be given.
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bY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aa- tionser,.

VALUABLE REAL EST ATE sAtEoF A THREE
eTORY FRAME AND LOr ON MAS3AC = u
tIrrH sTKEETs NORTH AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the I'd day of June At clock +,
.. We shall sell, J. front of the premises, part
Of Lot II In Square No. 6l6, with nearly built
thrss.story Fr,n me q ouse con- aiming nine rooms.
There lie no better location in the city.
Term cash.
my A GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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.
NINTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND P
STREETS North.
By Richard A HYDE, OF Washington City, to the
subscriber to secure 3 certain debt therein men
TONED, shall proceed to sell, At public auction,
on the Seventh day of Jun. next: At O'Clock. p.
n on the PREMISES ''all that piece parcel II
ground and prem ses situated lying, aud being in
the said City of Wa hington, aud District of Col
umbia and knn n and desi signated as Lot numbered
ten (le) in Cruttenden's sub division of Square
numbered three hundred and nin-ty eis ht 1898, }
fronting twents f20l feet Ninth sire # west be-
tws en- and streets mort and running back with
that width tn pub /, xley. together with all and
sir gular III g improvements, privileges, beredita
mepts and sppurtenances to the same belonging,
or 10 aay wise app-rtaining."
Terms: One halt of the purcha.e money cash,
the bs Ian In three ard six months. with inter.
est The deferred payments 20 Be secured by
deed in trust on the premises.
All eouveyances inc uding revenue stamps at the
sxpauyS q tn purchaser
Ufthe term not compll With within Ave da,s
after ay of sale the prhpert' will oe re sold
a. the risk and cost Of the defaultDg purch Aser,
after Ave days motto, In the kysn ng Star
CHAS. WASNALL Trustee.
yhFo6ds j. q MCG UIRE 90. Aucts.
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= r6TToN BALE OF 0oNDINNID RoRsKs
EAR DByAarMIHf CAvALlY BURBAu,
OrIIoE or CHrlP ogAlfDIhAsIIn,

wAR DBPARrxrIf. oAyALlY BuH1Av,
Wa,kissfos. D. C., April 25, 1854.
WIN Be SOLD 2. public suction to re h,os ,n,shsss bid
Gsttys6urs, Psnns :. Aondsy. AsE 9th.
niain. Pssna hur.dsy. My tsth,
Beading Penna., Thursday, NAY 18th,
kssSSs..s"a Gssn: s.h
a0xhR'on, P.nRe. Thu.sday. !aAA 1tA,
One Hundred MOI horsss It Gsttysburg. and Two
Hundred and Pity f2sa At cash ofths other Iisess e.
These horses have bsen condemned - unnt TOT
the cavalry service of the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes 4 any good bargains
Asy be mad.
RorseF viii be sold sinsly.
eaIes begin st % . m, and continue daily unuI
Terms: cash, in United States Treasury notss
only. AZ - a; 1niN,
HrNIr I'm At ATER AARHHAL 6ALl
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS. luctisnesr,.

yY GREEN j =" tLElAMS. AucIl5neots
iHREE STORY BRICK goUsE AND LOT AT
AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY the 1T day of Tune. at o'clk
. M. IN front e the premises, We shall sell, part
Of OF No 8, in Square No IA abort q feet q ont
ru, ming bach 80 fe.t deep more "r l.ss, on Penn
Eyly al il avepue, brtween Jwenty NTH Al d IWen'
~ sixth street west. A good Brick With all the
modern improvements
Terms One third cash, balance in SIX, twelve,
arc eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
Deed given and deed of trust taken.
Al convey ancins and revenue stamps AZ the COST
0inSs mpa PGfcha'sf GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auc,s.
DYJ. @. MCGUIRE CO., Auotioneers.
VSRY DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE ON
NORTH SIDE OF STREET NORTH, BE-
sn "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June !, At
O'Clock on the premises, We shall sell, house NO.
3l2 on the north side Of STREET north, between
Eleventh and Twtlfth streets west, believed TO De
one Of the n ost complste and we'll arranged houses
OF size in the city containing ssloor Parlor Din
Ing Room. Kitchen Library, two Cham oers, bste
Room and Water Closet In the third story, and
two Chambers Will Bath Roor, and Water Closet,
ments: Rauae, SEXTON Hsatsr, Hot sed Cold We-
ter Gas Marble Manssls &s. &c. The houss is
In perfect order-mastic front, red and painted
throu ghout, aud Is In evsrs respect >sirable.
Terms: One third In cash; the remsi indaf in SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, With interest, s.
Gu s5 By q deed of trust ON the premises.
Convsy ances and stamps at eost ofthe purchaser.
Immt diste possession given.
myN.d J. o. Moe UIRE CO.. Auet1.
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL 8 sALI.

In virtue OF two urits OF Fieri facias issued from
tha Cl.Tk's ofice Of the Circuit Court Of the
ilistrirt Of Oolum bia aud To me directed, win
sipo.s public sale for ea.n 81 ne hMdH ,sHDi p ss
stb day Of June next 1854, at Is clock All
tsI dspt right, title claim and ssS S ~ ana ~, 20
pdiv ed third part OF said Lots ssissd ana
npon the property Of william Doa Sisss sn1 Sii
Der term lS0e in favor Of Vine Wsits and
Rr ther, use Of James r. Smith nse 81 mrH rnHsosy
Douglass M sELpES,
nv S-h&ds iefe u. y Marsh4t. " ~.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS
RYJ c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auc;ionsers.

RY1 G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
EsEaEs sEHR.s
On fu uEsDASS, May sl.t, 8. 6 O'Clock, p. NJ. on
tie roth side Of street nerh Seins
hssssn fse hs Part OF No Square 49, ,ng
Linton, Esq and the westerly line OF Lot No, in
SAID Ssuare being e feet inehe. more or less in
Dart brick stable a. the rear
and Post ONCE DEPARTMENTS makes it . desirable
location for private residence or for Office purpo
Terms: All cash or one third cssh; balance in six
and nine months. with interest and secured on the
COST of couve, ance, including revenue stamps,
Rs'% soSas e sns 6. Meau1RE CO.. Aucs.
RYJ.C. MCGUIRE CO., Aucsioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS At
On wEDNEsDAS EsDASnatG MoRsfsa, sHs June 1st. a. 10
O'Clock. at the residence Of Jud re Underwood M
s3? 2l.tstre.s. between q and streets. We :asli
Hair Cloth Sofas, Arm and Easy Chsirs,
Rosewood Marble top Table Whstnot.
brussels, isss.in ard other G' CARPETS, saa''''
Dining Tables Cane Feat Casifs,
ssnds ssisebsosrd RsfIiserstor,
Bedsts a1s. Bureaus. Washstands,
Cotlage sett Wardrobes
Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows.
Toilet setts, Comforts. Blankets,
Cooking and other Stoves,
Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen
requisites.
~Tbe House is for rent, quIre Of Mr. Drury
Penpsylvanis avenue. between Twenty FIRST and
my I'D J.O MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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RYJ. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

RY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auctioneers
THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF SEVENTH ANDT STREETS, AND
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE SEVENTH
On FRIDAY AFTERNoOS, May 9th, at sh
o'clock on the premises we shall sell lots No 25
26 and n, in Wiltber ger subdivision of uare No
AL fronting together rs feet Seventh street west
at the corner Of north street, and running back
These lots are immediateiy opposite the City Pas
senger Railroad Compsny's Depot and stables, and
are considered desira BILE for business purposes
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in siX
and twelve months with interest, secured by deed
OF trust on the premises. COnveyances at the cost
of the purchaser
my 25,d IRep.l j. c. McGUIRE-& CO., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence of the rain, until THURSDAY AZ
TERNOON, June ID same hour and place.
my 2s-d lRep.] J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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RY THOMAS DOWL1NG, Auct'r; Gsorget0wn
sPLENnID BUILDING LOTS, FRAME BUILD.
IhGs, LOr OF CARPENTER's TUOLs, LOT
ROPE, SEVERAL HUNDRED CORDS OF OAK
On THURSDAY AfTERNOON, June I'd, at l
O'Clock p M. will sell on the premises. on the
re splendid Building Lots, each fronting q feet
inchs on First street, with depth Of % feet
Hsrk ct street.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the prop
eify.
Conyeyancing and STAN ps st the cost OF the pur-
chaser.
Two Frame Buildings. to be removed.
Several hundred cords of Oak and Pine Wood.
Lot Carpenters Tools.
.Layge lot of excellent Rope, double and single
blocks
Lot of Iron. &C., &c.
Terms cash
my27-d tIntel] THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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III w
CARPENTERS TOOLS. BENcHEs. HARDWARE.
mOOLpINGS. hEWELS, BRACKETTs, &C.
~: ~ AT AmncIIqRMH Az qRMHrp,n.v von,,,o
"a at 10 'slocI At Mr. W. p .bb's ests blshment
no aO1 street. near Seventh, all the Lumber,
&c, "''
Also, Mortice Machines, Lawton's Patent,
smith + Patent Moulding Machue
! Woodward Patent Planning Machine,
2tircular Saw Tao'es, com plete.
Several Work Benches, fne Lathe
| com plefe sett of rev Cutters and Boxes
Lot of assoI ted Files Screws ChiseIs Oil Stones
Sets of Mouldings. Planes, and othsr Tools,
large Grine stones, &c.
ALSO,
Large lots of Mahogany and Walnut Newell Posts
Baniste g, Com ice, Mouldiugs &c &e
Fire Lots Of Mahn gsny and Walnut Veneers,
Llsnumvif4 Wo.'d IN Logs. about one ton
Lot Brackets, of diff rent styles,
Shns large Bst hing TUBS vita Shower Daths, Pipes,
Shoppers dc, com pete
/ lar ge Glass Side Case
About Is coo Sesars, Lets II bacco, Liquors. &C.,
Together WITH lot of Furniture, Colts. Tables,
Chairs. &c &c.
ny.26 is ICbron.l W. B. LEWIS Il Co., Aucts.
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AMUSEM EN1'S.

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Just receiyed, . choice selection osths shove, At
J, MARKRITER'S, No. ass 7th street,,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows' Hai1a; Haia;
sk d d
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22
Nevada the Banner State.

o. We think our new State is entitled to
the banner for the largest majority in pro-
portion to its total vote. The whole vote
Of the State. including the soldiers vote.
will be about IL ,0cO. and the Union ma
'ioritv $500. This gives the Copperheads
$3.50, and the Union party 1850, or two
to one. within a fraction. There may be
State in the Union that has done better,
but we do not believe il. In another re-
spect we think Il entitled to the banner
Every officer, State and Legislative, is a
sound Union man. The Legislature is
unanimous. This is no good place for
snakes, and we hear of several that are a.
bout to crawl down to Mexico. to join old
Dukede Lime Point Gwiu Joy go with
them!-- V6ginM Ciy Nevddd) Union. 7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22
S1l1iers' Families.

The evidence comes to me from every
part of the State. that many Of the wives.
children and parents OF our soldiers. are
destitute Of the neccssaries of life. and
must greatly suffer unless Immediately
provided for. Let me again earnestly en-
treat the patriotic, humane and christian
people Of Indiana, to devote themselves at
once to making ample provision for ali
who are dependent upon our soldiers for
their support and comfort. And let me
enireat them not to wait until they are
called upon for relief, but to go about in
their several communities and seek out the
needy and the suffering.
Some of these arc unable to give noti,a
of their condition, and know not where to
apply for relief, while others are too proud
or too sensitive to ask for that which
should have been freely offered by patri-
'otic anil christian people. Let me espe
cially entreat tie clergy of the various de-
nominations TO address themselves system.
atically to this great work of religious and
patriotic duty. AMI by thorough visitation
aud inquiry. make themselves acquainted
Wilt cNciy Cd>c VI Dttt III lUS ueIguDOT-
hood in which they live. and then make
earnest appeals to heir congregations to
supply the wants which they have dscov.
ered In this way | am assured that thew
can accomplish more than any other class
of men.
And again, let me appeal to the various
county and city authorities throughout the
State. to make ample appropriations for
the relief Of soldiers families in their re-
spective jurisdictions. Some, it is true.
have made liberal provisions. others have
done nothing. and others again have taken
action which comes far short IF meeting
sctusl necessities. n -a
Every consideration Of patriotic duty.
humanity Christian obligation. and the
honor of onr peoplc, enjoins it alike upon
our authorities and our citizens that no
soldiers family shall be permitted to want
for the necessarics and comforts Of life in
State oScrhowing with prosperity and a.
bandance. ~ 20. P. MoRroN, 3
<aa4 SD ua Governor Of Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22
FROM NEW YORK.
Stringent Order from Gen. DiX-Reb-
Marauders from Canada to be Sum
marily Dealt with.
Ill. Q's DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST, !
NEW YORK. DEC. Ia

Ill. Us DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST, !
NEW YORK, Dec IA.
General Orders 7.-Information hav-
ing been received at these headquarters
that the rebel maranders who were guilty
of murder and robbery at ST. Adams, have
been discharged from arrest. and that 9th
er enterprises are actively III preparation
in Canada, the Commanding General
deems it due to the people of the frontier
towns to adopt the most prompt and eff
cicnt measures for the security of their
lives and property All military com.
msnders on the frontier are therefore in.
s;ructed, in case further acts Of depre-
datlon and murder are attempted, whether
by maranders or persons acting under
commissions from the rebel authority at
Richmond. to shoot down the perpetra. .
tors, if possible. while in the commission
Of their crimes, or if it be necessary. with
a view to their captsre. cross the hounda-
nv between the United States and Canada.
Said commanders are hereby directed TO
pursue them wherever they may take ref
uge, and IL captured they are under no cir
cumstancc; to be surrendered, but are to
be sent to these headquarters for trial and
punishment by martial law.
The Ma or General commanding the de-
partment will not hesitate to exercise
to the fullest extent the authority he
possesses under tho rules of law recog-
nzed by civilized States in regard to per-
sons organizing hostile expeditions within
neutral territory and fleeing to it for an
asylum. after committing acts OF deprela
tinns within our own. Such an exercise
of authority having become indispensable
to protect our cities anil towns from incen-
diarism, and our people from robbery and
murder. 1t is earnestly hoped that the
inhabitants OF our frontier districts will
abstain from all acts of retail iation on ac-
count of outrages committed by the rebel
maranders, and that the proper measures
of redress will be left to the action Of the
public authorities.
Bv command of Major Gen Dix.
ID. T. YAK BvREN, Col and a. a. G.. NJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

parment. and removed from Washington
to Philadelphia or New York. 9ai .a
81 do not, however, recommend that any
amendments be made by the present Con.
gress. The act will do well enough as it
is for another year. When the next Con-
gress assemblies. the defects in it will be
better understood by the practical working
of the system. than they can be at the pres
ent time. The act can then be taken up
and with the light which the experience
Of another year has thrown npon it. judi
ciously amended.
HUGH McCULLoCH. Comptroller.
Hon. WE FEssEyDEN, Secretay of the
Treasury"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22

AT Chicago, it was resolved that. as the
war had been prosecuted for four years and
proved a failure. il was time to abandon
It altogether, What's sauce for the goose
is sauce for the gander. As the Demo.
cratic party has failed, after four years of
continued effort to re establish, itself. why
should it not be dissolved and .renounced
without benefit of clergy? If success is
the only test Of merit. let the Democracy
slide, ,-,Syracase Journal. 81 .fnog agI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22
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VICTORY

hss put the whole strength ofthe loyal States close
to the back of our armies, and made sure that
whit has been earned by the courage tie soldier
shall not be sacrificed to the pusllanmity or per-
hdy ofpolitciaDs. BY majority never equacd
since Tie days of Washington. the loyal people
have declared that those who resist their lawful
authority by the sword shall ocrish 10y the sword
and that submission shall nc the only reparItion -
They have reiterated in the most impressive man
ncr their determination TO allow delays, no
blunders. no resistance, to op them in the way to
that destiny which they have so long labored to
complish,