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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

~ ing Bourbon, Marshall county, Indiana, four
head of four year old Steers white, with a short tail
red, with white back two red, with few white
spots. Any leaving information at this Office,
Bourbon where they are will be literally rewarded
or - WM. ERWIN & BROTHER
ic23- 81 II"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
Over Eight Per Cent. Interest

in currency. and are of equal convenience as per-
manent or temporary investment.
1t is believed that 10 securities offer so great
inducements to lenders rs the various descriptions
ofU. S. Bonds In all other forms of indebted
ness, the faith ability of private parties or stock
companies or separate communities only is pcdg-
ed for payment, while for the debts of the United
States the whole property of the country is holden
to secure the payment of both principal and inter
est in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from
$50 up to any magnitude, on the same terms, and
thus made equally available to the smallest
lender and the largest capitalist. They can he
converted into money at any moment, and the
holder will have the benefit of the interest
1t may be useful to state in this connection tina,
the total Funded Debt of the United States on
which Interest is payable in gold on the Sd day oil
March 1864, was SOS, 965, OOO The interest on
this deb, Cor the coming fiscal year will be S45,-
937 1885, while the customs revenue in gold for the
current fiscal year, ending June 3Oth, 1864, has
been so far at the rate of over sI0O, 900 per
aanum.
Instructions to the National Banks acting as
loan agents were not issued from the United States
Trea-ury until March &c, but in the first three
weeks of April the subscriptions averaged more
than TEN MILLIONS A WEEK.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank of Richmond, Ind.
First National Bank Of Evansville, Ind
First National Bank OF Fort Wayne, Ind.
First National Bank Of Indianapolis, Ind
First National Bank Of Lafayette. Ind.
First National Blnk Of Madison. Ind.
First National Bank of Terre Hautc, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
We Buy for Cash!

We will after this date, (as a matterof simple
justice to persons buying large bills, deduct from
bills amounting (at one purchase) to Twenty dol
lars per cent; Thirty dollars. three per cent;
Forty dollars, four per cent; Fifty dollars, five per
cent, and will throw in thread to make all goods
sell for mems and women's wear.
We cordially invite all persons wishing to buy
Goods to cell and see our stock and get our prices
Ii YOU buy of us we will thank YOU, ifnot we will
post you so yeu can buy of others to good advan-
taage. j. + WESTERfELT d 20.
Plymouth. Ind, June lst, le64-3lm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
u. s. 1910 Bonds.


These Bonds are issued under the Act of Con-
gress of March 9Th, 1864, which provides that all
Bonds issued under this act shall be EXEMPT
FROM TAXATION by or under any state or
municipal authority. Subscriptions to these
Bonds are received in United States notes or notes
of National Banks. They are TO BE RE-
DEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure oftEe Gov
ernmcnt, at any period not less than fen nor more
Than forty years from their date, and until their
redemt ton FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
WILL BE PAID IN COIN. on Bonds of not
over one hundred dollars annually and on all other
Bonds scmi-annually. The interest is payable on
the first days of Mlrch and September in each
year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or
Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered
Bonds are recorded on the books of the L. S
Treasurer, and can be transferred only on the
owners order. Coupon Bonds are payable to
pearcr, anu arc more Convenient ior commefcial
uses.
Subscribers to this loan will hare the option OF
having their Bonds draw interest from March LIST
by paying the accrued interest in coin-(or in Uni.
ted States notes, or the notes of National Banks
adding fifty per cent. FOR premium, or receive
them drawing interest from the date oil subscrip-
ton and deposit. As these Bonds are
Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation,
their values increased from one to three per cent
per annum, according to the rate of tax levies in
various parts Of the country.
At the present rate of premium on gold they pay
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

GOLD,l SILVER AND PAPER
" MONEY WANTED Attire euu
Mammoth hardware store
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
Cure for Dyspepsia

1rnal and Messenger, a reIigi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

in bars, rolls, sheets and punches, &C.. &c., in
fact every thing that any one every thought o.
buying Hardware Store, and THOUSAND
things beside. with
, 1864-06-11

u MEDICAL UEPAETMENT.
IIis Institution Is located 1T Ann ATaor. Ga tac
LIST Of October pe 1t will eEtGr upon it, lhfrteeuth
course o. ar,,unl lectures WIFE fnl corps o. Fro.
f*skurs (cEhs In nnrnserl. With snplh building e.
eouuodations GE5ectec ut e1pcn.e Of ovcr $a1o11
Win tuli supply Of The Apph&.ces for tnsuucuoe.
With, = coarss 1t 1sctire5 exteud!nS thsouEn Gix
lie s.ale) this College ottrs :usual 70
lie Mt c~l Student. DcEre The lat session ~ SIN.
HsutR numbered SN. Fprfur1htr information address
8, Il. DOUGLASS,
te1DA8.1-A Dean Of tue Faculty.
, 1864-06-11

Confidential "hs.,el.a. t:s re5ls e g. Loslt ao:>
osr1er Il Aohrot. es,esks. H., hal: bog frsrs rs
re4x ~1% unraral1..sA eueee.s. Roo1ns sep1Ata.
Wtc-e LAd!cs t1d <onfeRe1 caS consult tnu {stothf
sxtst the ,trit&oat tstyaey. 1GcG hoAn hcN A. NJ.
&c 9F u; Sa1dAys u v il 4. X. f.nndgicastnp1
esehdenhAl. Csr. Nltsueea fret Aad:eth =; =. nez
yren IT, p9csor !enE eIpssnse u ses2la H a,t,. sse
1rtte pefact cres fir nL Ehrofi ic E4soeeAs n th:
E.n e<e-rs ard corr s'eAte< esnser. n vtry Heert
r1e = ttt.y1f the af mercury. ..
You1K men uErf!rx reW esifaenee Ase u vasea y
csE. eerfaot c,re warranted tssnAae Y M1sEo.HsE t
utytsE kny obsCasu 70 Ensxr:1se. saouiu q. =:
eeiii,v ent srsccs1. hyzshse4x
, 1864-06-11
A HfNtd ncnd.

UrKAA'S DYSPEPSIA tURE il warranted 70 cure
asy eAso of UyapePsA, no nntsei how long standing
UP1AM'S GRAVEL spEc1Fc is the only remedy
that WITH cure Gravel, Kidney Complaint and Al Oih
CPHAN't HEAnASNE STE 'IFIG needs put :
t-sl 70 constnce tbs md sfe2teal that Il VII sure
&c, Price 70 ceuA- *eEt ~ n,:l.
EPEAM'S HAZE 6L0Rh ANs1 CURLING fIU1D
tmYsre beautiful gtese to tbs har keer4 II IN eurl,
peeusotca IL growth, &e. P1iee ~ cents. stns Rs
III ret*. --- .-.- .--
tFNAh's TRTTER o1E~aEET II sure and
epeedE for Tettts. Salt fsheGE1. apped Hanat,
BE.oeEs Itch CLiIiblAius, 1t. Prcs - cents. se3s
The abo~n prrpara,ons vdlI be soat 70 snY sddress
pr rtecart Ct ths es.<v. Address 8. c. uFnAA. Is
1,outk Eehth si1ees. fLuaAc.psi.: F.: psaesigti,s
Circulars sent freq. loFH SMITH.
xeh1 .b14fiT.TUhAATE
, 1864-06-11
spARD Of SUPERVISORS.
The Charges Bsalsa b. Deans, tho couztE
Physieiak-Hls 1rfai-fxPeases OF LEE
Cozaty--Ihe Csaaty Flag.

The Board Of Supervisors met At 10 o'clock Jcs-
te,d.v morning, according te' adjournment. The
ulnutes Of tte preceding dsy-vere read, and alter
verbal corrections, approved
Supervisor Morgan not1nef tho Board that tho
Sheriff haa purchased q natisnh dax At = cost Of
xao. and that tie same ,was 1toistad ovce tho Csr
House.
, 1864-06-11

DE. E1QFEH'3 fEAAl8 COhUlAl.
This c,sszut and popular nodsciae v1n All t.
u:1le eeusp4Ainss, ssss - e1oessvs. sopEteS*na g
ia EvRb ana III i1l Asut1z1tIos cf tho MONFdLE
FEAoDs: u WIN aeo b1ta9 "a n Aenses sss1 wstso
iauies approaching WoEaanhood auoHlng any OF sne
ddHculties oooys soaIAef q 81 xtA rna H. A95eefk
eraa!e Cordial yA.Ra{a AID TO Aatu7e aa1 Ei taYe
them nuuh tuNeftRx rss:aEs 70 thet ea@o@s s1u
ewes tho b1cpka OF heath. !. ha4 heoE taoFuaKA4
ltfted.
~ prloc 1.8 Per Botua.
Il Prepared ehly By DS E.HA5TKRLf. ST. LOUIS.
u soA 1t DE. B. EasrERLY + CO.'S Family
NecieiLe stcrc % Madison N<ees max The Post ocH.
fH,&cafn, IN
, 1864-06-11
M. HAsrEnLx,s Fam KILLER.

DB. EA&TEELX9S Fam AlLAt1fts
1t hAs long basn the study q phl siczas a4a oasa
lsts to nyeGt rnedicine Ealch Eeuld aaorA aoeod9
edits bsv. been atssoPetsd. but tie ost Yessss ~
{ELY rAn KlLt8R.
+ i used fntef1 a1y sad sxtsfnally, and VII ooze
soSie, c1sfaps Of spssna &.saatery. .. boTl con.
plslnz, ~ c.ass: par II NJ laoe: rantsss
shn}era Netbus aat s7cx- wheseysy It II a5phed,
PAIN RANNuT E2f5f.
l{liinE& OF bottles h8ve be<n hold, arg kneIe ~
been but oke voice ron those who hAxe NSed i. say
ing, DH. EAsT1ELY, IoUK PAIN KILLER Id
wFP Price 50 csa = per Yott:e:
NFrc1sEed only bT DE- Z. EAsIhhAfs * Aeuis'
SvR Rotd 1t DR. F.. EABTEELYs Family Nedt4n
sAare 70 Aadsson sucet, neas The ross oao1' os'>ss
, 1864-06-11

qEALED PROPOSALS, in dupli
~ cate. are 1ng.ted untls l. on Wednesday. the
issh ~ or JUS. leA. fu7nishtn the Suhssseaee
pegstment Ttth tour tAansana tsoto> head Of Beat
The deiiserT of The aattls to taxa p.see ss Evans
81 .ss I'D i x
aae tsousaod {1oGU pst week until tae contrast Ii
The esttie to be woshsd on the sss1ss, and oas
ta The esc.s wei2h: Issermlred to cors,en!a the
.s7:a asss :: a1.S sosas. szs:, :.ass
s1id ~ b ~. It Zach ss!i'eZsy
ssi!sfs =! ri s. furnish,
irk 5Se ~ sph.s'sres r. psps1nneut x1ta Desf Casle'
ana win BE- directed 10 tho uadefsxued at Evansville
Of the DIM etEeri4s BID na., ,9a Il. n.sa to ire
s;a1cs 10 id shs nasnasi aoTa1ae,aat. 49, vow ''
aesIYon to tas sboye. i r ssa9i5ed th.s s. saea
RsEs2e e4 Z .fai:si& sI is!aasss q g. sesa:e;
M saaisa ;. s, EEt:tsn En'rontse OF t"o re'poaa
y II , Of ~ cenuty Of -. aud Sat. Of -.
&, are, ss Sl E
rropostt{on - sccep1td ho lor TERI Wi q
os:s sn.. seOs1s. n
ttet Eivtag geed snd suHesens bonds foF i'll fa1a1
IL responsibility Of The euaraaseea uust hesaowa
= ne eEs csEa1es.s 2; r. ssss nf ha r9sFsss @
i liz ia
FSps.1ls s. asa,nSE !sss tasa four thousand
T.yssxts vi be faads IA sarslsesses Of lnaebtss-
neaa.
usas ~ RI sses:s.a Sxs9 5;:a 4 ~ III:
q ths sftista sarsrttssmsnE e be ds.i;oSsd q
ETAYsV1ILs, Ind, Jnasl, 1sA. ju6.hs>6-l0s
, 1864-06-11
Yes. Mo1AerS and Sisters

Whose bu sbAhcs und brofnest s sorvtQE IN tie
1rnay. tys mo t<tit kn.taf se MARI fEcss
sSe1y:S rti:s 1kp oprTnt NJ xH.y insure nas*a
svc. uod,r Z. esxseH!ss ef .o;s.efs ". X 'ss
Otntn rrt fsem ne ~snE Nore IN bis p.ce. l.s htn
wig tone. 2 AA4.o Laae. eatls.1xE H. %o23t.
1nr Tfr mali Rtx s:ne Of e. pstto NaFy dealers
vi mt E<tp my mrA4A;n-s on ta1a h.eaUs. sfe3 c1a
unxac ts much FIX n ~ m oheT rsfse1s naeke
IS caut4, g. euta, II % psr of pot. IORn
SMITH. Wio!.as- Dt1sE ts. Chicago; ss$ns:A
Actrts for tbs West. ttahsalFn
, 1864-06-11
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
coMPauspHp FROM
Roots, uurlzs uRd LcaveS.
Cherokee Cure!

Aarnfsiltnx eu,e fo1 Seminal weakness, Nocturnal
Rnis1io2s, aa4 Ermcrc1s diseases; sGch as L9ss q
Memory, gniEersai Lasstsade Psins m lg r. gASA
biacnlty Of Rlsa.hlnT, TIeHo!ing: Wakstoinsss uia
Erpptlons on tbs F4es Ps1e GsuatsnAnos: izs4n
by dspai az Il on tIe path ef nature.
sad one o. Vhea all can re4T, t. hsA baeA usad n
our prsc.,ce for rasnJ yes1:. aEd Win sao9ss aas ~
ratJa powers hsys been sa.aetsat to gain FtotoF7
oTe5 tne 1s: Go naYe tfted with their consd.
t,o5. mil the1 tnint themselves beyond hs feaet
Il neea wsad ~ pzSRtIs as ~ ,a2s n3E! ~ ~
Tis51' an5 tf.er III quaek a,etors have fsl,ed!
Pl4oe. Z! per bottle e .tita 5osss tnf r. and
- RI fuu partIculars, get C;1cnla[ from aas
pruk etere the ccaa.1 o. 70 ~ Aeeh a nc
nse IN pamphlet torm- .,ov 5-,t
=. - - cnr I. .rrsrsi Agent for tho We1*.
Bad ~ ii DTuErAts sver7whese.
, 1864-06-11

Thts celebrated AID hhsltbis remedy = Eas7aated
to euro Agne and GeyeE, bun NIB AGes cotlla ana Es.
falls Tho mona! viii be Iesarned % The poEcnaass.
a{tcrh bottles have heen snid, a13 1t Ea3 ntFet
Eu0Vu to nil when Ese1 AZ directed.
U Price sl.2a pr Bottle. =.
r. P}ereTed only BY bk" H. BA5lHfshf' ss'
- sold ut pr. E, BAaTE3LY 4 co 3 Family
Lsdcfne Htore Ho 50 Madison 5treet, ne3e tae to6s
f1fYeH. bir2Q0. Ill.
, 1864-06-11
RI0H-Frocfantatiou.


woNuEiFcL sar1cAL CunIs IT TIE ArrL1cA.
T1or or PRoH. DH GAArMs ELEcrNtC OH!-! pro
>po*e " cure, almost lhstAnt~ason.y. ind!v1dnale
NH hetea WITH pnAfnee. hssa.che, Neuralgia, Csll
1pEoTosc 10 check ~ e41ctnsslT d:s>tp&te aaoFe
ache and pAln and TO accomplish naarts and nore
tnenansn syBsekn. shan bs II. -teo ~ any esae:
9! all other methods Of edtc& It'd In he same spstt
e ear oa3 II ner bottle. 8. q Uf1 aL. SOLE Assns
Phs'adttshis, p 1erF sn1tra, RuInh.m 4 ysn
Ssaie by IL DrRgaifts Anx .HessAants.
EtFE3 .h ifS T.TA&A
, 1864-06-11

Bax had rnota thAa thirty JcAaa osreE eoce IL tAa
5re4tn snt Of !TteAhe Btes1as6. Tia 01loe. Contain
fns valuable ipfckma1aeu AID AITEoAF1rs. sxpelns
$he Qukcs Ct ttesEe n dltd tree from OBS eFt
fcy it coatx ia Pee s43r F4A1Ix Post EMce 1bI Y.
cAiras a, Dt.nsla Ges and AxetotAtral 4HssHe- Lis
Eanti .Ln-E Atr.st &aAlAt3{EM
, 1864-06-11
EfFQEHGd

Dr. wcay1sta cc4 re xnd sxttEct Of FIECWEHn or
NpHo1 IND l1v11 kYprr - WARRANTED TO e7ft
Sc cfc1A, SAL Etkue. Av@r Complaint. md ~ u!s.
casa syft.aE taPHF7 state Of the ncoa. IT
NOES NOT Ds1I1tFATA- i wondSs ful IN z s1e.ts.
Ify It. soss by II Dfnrs,.*. Il. kE6VtL. e Rsu-
dta nd Etrt%t, Gtaeral Agent ttF the West-
, 1864-06-11
Mafr Dx~e! Hair Nye1y

nAIEELoxT sea=sres1x AAE pxkM # TT R119t sxs5
xBtz Dre fpexn. TKli s1itsdG Hair bye i tu1ttet
a.neas nee Hos q CIV na9 ts1t ins1SnITx; I1n,sns =
the KAu X 8a1stn1 ~ sf1- leaving the aaat SOFT
aaa Bsko 1ful tnPaEM fFeal vitality. te4o oeaEy ~
SsnE LII pr!fpe csltr ant rrt+lres the u eEe[Es y
SD Gyr1- Tht aenu1n. II xtea-1 V.L1l.N 4 h1Ga'
tioIr III otoes* ere mere trftAnona. A2c tloa4 %
typade1. 6ott ~ AZ prVGEAcN. NJ PeSt"ay.e11 RN'
slaY xtr<+t New York H&FW|2.
, 1864-06-11
PORN OF PR0PoaAL.
fToWu. County and 8tatc1

C4nVn F1..r+v ovA atnfn1 ~
tAe""t~osasS 0es es-G G1ase,
.,. ,etso. tn.ss' e..,,-, 49,
He ~ a9 atses5 e,opoee r. -
9 ~ ~ es ~ tere1 ~ m
4dIEErteueax. lsvtttax ps9cos sef fosaSs datse
Htz9anHsG1 0cooEs 29S*SAOA = A1%ss ~" H'ao"4kQ
uue4es' 'v1Se,a W RI r,e,,, l., ,.ct. nraha, n
xspornta
- e1shen a,cds 81 oS"' =" ssa@s. ~ - p~ oaaaea
tina ' of Sai.d Hay. St per son OF 7a4
- tons Of baked BN23. Il - D~ teo od LII
pounds =, ~ n.sn,. ,,n as.
, 1864-06-11
GFurD1t Blttcr5.
E~ JOHN BULLS BULLS
COMPOUND
xx2FjKDN ft9ETEkS
The Jktet End Eost Important Discovery a1
ths 1911 Century.

= @ E a;s e @ss j. ie@ T.
= Ssest sss 1bs.5 'S5i :! Ss'a:
r. e. FL io,,sss :, T., se .t,oa. ssRs aRRoaa q
Es1 ,espne oass :: e ;e. ~ 9ss q
sfser 81 % sse,l - et,s: :.os,.so ~
rs.,s :. r., m g e. +; = a,s sS sa.in.e E
e. e. ss s..' y Z Il 1
Zoe ): bc,shRt 70 ~ a41tvs su.. Lsnm 2. Csn1L =
A1 asfc sn e 20 oGs sone1se Ve.T ares ts T.
an htds aaAnes y tns ,s. - ~. ~ sz n eH 7;
s.afta stes s1as = see sat i sss s.ssts lef
sse oay t,e csston Is posnt - @n-. re natseF WEN
- %ss;s fss-t; T.. ~ ~ = ~ z
= thono1sk % g. %ssanis.aos ct e ii ans reissang q
- rom snse.sss eae M u ,'e - &
~eafr ~, es,<1te q 10 r. es.ssn. .s.s !nnasnrss
! ~ g. s{; sssis; u
EYEPEpsKA
1: III: s;';iss as 6, :. !: nsas g ssss' g;
4 fall 4aoupt of Gts ~osaszfni plant may ot found
s. 1,:s ,a. at.oe of she bt'en'''sf,' oass'
t., -. -:s q 80, g nss -
ii ;.<n1.nos ~ sen sos en.;,:s e onss so -
per cfssiu.. .Hvu pon ws@sk5 which hs Il eonaasEt
4: mlen' r1s7t a,vslure ofsIrsneasss ngs e; tss t1
:as ,nce s.11s .,. g ns1 o eeS o
!e<t for si"'+'i 'he T's1se. Of usz nsa'saa a''s
eEDKov BlTTERs
ore .:ta; snn .on WI never ass IT ososr., 1 T.
y ns &c sse ,aFs e nefs eas t0sx
IN vi .ieasas Of Tie s'nznaeh. Ro-es. ves or MIG
4 i, 4ub:.,on. s4 tbs Br..e aeeene,ne upon D.
, 1864-06-11

eentnal Trhl:nss4, Lers .. rowsf dmeetanss sRssd!
flC tr1sl o. Me SrceiAe will cnnv1nce the n,c.t
Ecp:tcsl. rr g + per *1. Or 81. isE IS, so3d h1
drpgI.iste eycrywLt4E. LDXn T. SMITH. Wholesale
AfEEls 4 fur ClpNkd, 0p18-c57%SA 7IE46A
, 1864-06-11
2 0O0 TONS COAL WANT.

0yS1cn or rH1 Boa I'd o. rF11,e NoREs,l
..-1-e - CHICAGO, June u. 1854.
sEA1En PROPOSALS s viii 10 1ece!ved as :a.s e.
1ee un,ll sfoED4f. Jans :otn I'll A. u. t9r ne d.
easo ater *orka q part erall q three thousand
or ~. Carbon Coal, o. oshor Coa1 Of equally good
qnsdty with the kinda na1sd-
The coal will ba we!xred It ths erE.na hou7a, a1d
the weight she1e found Viii teserrniuo the snoun.
delivered ~ contractor. The coal must be good
aId #elin!cea. Tes delivery must he coEamer eed
na eson rs practicable, and be completed b. October
Eth - =
The Roard also invite proposals. ttr SSH coal e.r
ing to shF parties bidding 70 theIr plaae OF de-
livery. KIND cf GOAL IN par!od II dallyerI.
ops HAls should te addressed to the DoArl Of Pub
ro.Td ,ht rsht to sseort any bid which they
ay ccnsleer adva1saXcous for the etY, Or to reeos
sny CT ali k1d2, J. g. GtNnELE'l Board OF
FBKD LET1, Public
, 1864-06-11

1hit calt brn<ed Tr1LRT E0AP. IN sNch un,vsr1s1
'eep and IL nAdo from tho choicest materials. mtt
nd e0olnent tn il nature. tE9EF1D:1y scented Hud
extremely benctSiA ta ii Ar1o1 .ro< .ht ssln For
Gale h5 az Drug easts md Fancy Ceod* Deatefs-
]n.khF.Yn
, 1864-06-11
Gu EDtttrHE:0r5
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
L. -AP1KBATTHkKN KNTRAEC4 or TEE HAB68K
pY7tC4 or x61 Ra&4D ~ rE1kxS Wo&xAt
Chicago, J9aR !, 11&. .
6a43ed fTopoaes vii k& rec SetYRd AZ tat9 GhFbo unat
Aok0AY. Jase 131A. II II A. ", fuf NE butld62 q
s ptf q ~ aa1A q Chicago Hvsz. aeessd.x e
pa1s And epetf4ae4eA1 x%W n prepA1At4a4 2ca - -
bexn y tha eMee On and AfzF fa4s ath.
1se n4e nnss b A7aeted +, tha RaAEd ot Public.
WORK.. s1dorted frspnael tsr F1e4."
Ihs Beafd reserves ~ r1At 10 rs1ett any Or ~
nfa mo no Proposal viii be AeespteA unlsss tae BID
4ef Etvss sstsHeeetT av11aoe4 70 ne BoAEA nat te
J. q. aUDHE,
THHD LErZs
d. j. RoS4,
{a$h4& p Bosf& Of FnbnA Works.
, 1864-06-11
NERVOUSNESS,

NKNypU1 1HDILIIY. Lc<4 ~ EoHKKs
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the dAy On which they rad these nnes- fart6uAI3
to weak suffering woman viii dts medicine 80
an oeatir1AIa blesANK-aifectlnY thaE fnok&ts%8 70
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Gold and Silver Bought and Sold.
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BOUGHT AED SOLE.
Particular attention xtvca 10 o+aersts tse
Mining Stocks.
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Board. Baak, Railroad. Manufacturing and Copper
et1cks bought on c3tnM!sstox. Collections 1a*nitted
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MerCurial Diseases,

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RHEUMATISM,

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disdguze Tie outward 8ppsarsnte Of both males -
females, oftAp making tha1n Z dsgasaa& oafeo4 %
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hlRs 6louua10 ~A4Ar
Altar the transaction Of some other busi-
ness, to which will refer tomorrow, the
mail being about to close, the Convention
adjourned. -.........-.-.....--.-
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SCROF'UIA.

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f3rn. W. CQF11B. Ql 1NEH 4UIht lGtEt anu
said that the Missouri question must be met
and settled, and no where better than here in
this Convention. So far as appea1s, the
Question of fact was almost unanimously
ectt1ed in the committee. It is because we
want to strengthen the radical element In
Missouri that am in favor Of admitting the
| radical delegation. These men have barred
their breasts to the bullets cf the Toe. Ad-
| NIT them and you practically settle the policy
Of the Union party, and strengthen the
banda Of Grant, Of Sherman, Of Butler, and
Of Burnside
Wr: Mace, Of Ind, moved that Mr. Kings
amendment be laid on the table: BE subse-
''g9u 9ns motion being on Dr.. Brecklaridee'a
| amendment, It was voted on uiua rocs and
Mr. Kings Missouri amendment being NOW
the main question, It Waa lost by Al over
Tbe question then recurring On that part
of lie majority report referring to the ad-
missiou Of the Missouri delegates, d cali OF
| the House was moved and carried
| III. Stevens, of Pa, made point Of order,
that the previous question only went with
the amendment
Dr.. Breckinridge, OF Ky., said that he
venld moi broWbcat the President We were
about to nominate. If they would allow II
heebytetIan minister to ssy SO, they were
to "play the deVir' with the whole thing.
The vote was then taken by States on the
admission Of the Radical Missouri delega-
tiou. Car1icd-Jeas 40, nays 1. The an
uoupceme1t waa received with loud cheers-
Mt. Kings amendment, that the delegates
admitted from the seceded States. except
South Carolina, be allowed all the privileges
Of delegates, including voting, and that the
District Of Columbia and Territories be al
lowed TWO votes each, Was also voted down.
M. Stevens said: "Mr. Kings amend
ment being voted down, I will move the pre-,
yIous question:" and It was carried.
Mr.. Eing's amendment having besn lost
and the question recurring On that part o1
the report referring to the admission Of dale
Fennessee, without the right to vote, and
Excluding South Carolina altogether, th'
| Conyeation got into saazk and finally tn
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