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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
ADJr. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OTEIcE, [
RIcHmOaD. Va, March {, 1854.
GEHlL OEBs /

NJ "a
Paragraph General Orders No 49, QsSs) thus amended
Oes Of the oaArternsster's Department vl upon the re-
qaston Of company CON nande issue clothing drsety 10 s
H. Parasraph IL General Order No. o., 1885, ded
asy eavaymaa shan NOT keep himself provided viii
seesbs horse he Ihan serve on fo and be 3nsfsrei 20
eonscroed that he Department. commander may
III Tue following &C, Of Congress l. puOHshsd the inor
Az ACT q aloe a6H1rssAsa csys q s army rafioAs aAd
s Prtoegs q purchasing e0saiHS ron az VHart'rs'lr'
fGs COsrs,s e No OO1sasrass Sai's q AHsea DO saGe
armies whilst duty ne ad, IA the nayAs
vice whilst aaoAt OF hs oonederas sAts lhA Be entitled "
alton KIDD each, qaAnly and quality the
aoHed By PrEae and Oh al draw and receive The
under saeA regulations be prescribed By ths ssers
Sec All commissioned ocsrB Of ne ARMIES TN, oonfeds-
siOlhnS nom any olIrsrmaIsr price which cost the
government an expenses ineaded Presided ThAt QUARTER
shall be allowed 70 sell 70 ocer elohng which
would Be proper issue 10 prate un al prvsies entitled 70
receive tae sane shall have esen h supplied hroV1aea fhA
the Osr ong Patehale sha give no osraeate honor
taai the Article necessary for h Psrsona eOnOr. and
"a b 50 purshased Sy an oesr roVsd mat no Law or
Army resu s0s shall hereafter be construed % ALLOW oesr
day. for less price than The cost thereof Including trans
Sec s. No omesr under The rank Of BrgAdr General
hereafter BE- entitled 70 forage eomnuiAon for forage for
are sn ore horse sEeeP vhsn on service In me eea
w. Radons 10 And The In quality ard quantity e. are
allowed b. kE pvsteS s be Haued % resmeaA com
sdonsd 0esrS, uhst duty 10 ihs AID, upon Provision
Reurna approved By We commanding oeor o. ne retnen
general and stat Oesrs upoa their oEn certificates
v ration dag kind nay Be purchAltd ~ any oneer
ne aeduhO upon duty under orders nom hh onee
Or tn any department. commander, a. eost neadns Tans-
portatlcn
VI Ossrs retired in aooOrdases ne ss provide in
valid approved Rs6raafy t 1854 are not entitled 70
purchase rAons unless assigned duty b. orders under
he proVs Of that law.
VII fhe General via nst ucons Quar-.
trnasers assistant itto edeot
i1a q be above aeI mach Of section of ne act
a. relates % bis department
' fvnsD & COOPER,
nhs-iv Adm and InEpr Genl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
THE SALE OF
i SRONTAINBLEAU,'


MANY gentlemen sire purchase this place having been
prsFsnei BY lncemeney Of weather nom attending, ana
Others probably fron raid Of We the railroad Al
Frsderoks Hail. deemed best 70 postpone Ne day Of
saturday, the 18th OF March,
vhen WIN be sold pubo aucon In answer 20 numerous
viii sell 10 ibis manner tay-SO0O0 cash. N me Pre-.
sent ca ency and $1,000 payable in one two, three or ave
years after IA Gloss Of the SOOOa present currency
above oeAdng iatned and PAyAb
seml annually secured By DEED Of trust on We land
sell the place. Who though advanoed 10
yea fur them good oE hands, and VII not de
Sc The enemy have Waited this iarn bat once, and VA as
Sured By numerous from r ooss that had been
nay would have been done There hue Appre
henhon the comlng again, since NE rivers below have
been planted With tOrp does .
Win additional hands and two double PloWI am sAhe1
place Woad this year, Especially good tru wear
adelouiy managed realize 70 the Pureha or $4,000 or tO
900 besides ample supply Of provisions for ano'hsr yeaT
There arntare for sale about twenty hogs and pig one
mule, scns corn fodder aad shueks, ploWs, 10, Ae
The number OF CHARGED the commits oners books -
lO4S by survey 1OI2&. The title urquesuonAoe
me best approaching nom Richmond a By private con-
vsvance or ltass 81 Msehansve Turnpike, Old Church an
New Caste The sgs RehnSnd very early Tuesday
and Friday. .
nh S-d&etd8 WI r TONEANh-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08

asst ssyoaA slsssa tsiss Lsks clsy. add ths baisls
ground Il about assn uIss from thia place The gem
erAl report before the battle was that the enemy bad
none but white troors Sih than, but the contest de-
veloped the presence of regiments Of negro troops.
Thus ended tho battle Of 0uus re-; thus closed the
fourth invasion Of Florida via Jacksonville. They may
again. and will be locked for and locked after,
try It when they will
Yonra. 20. FLoRIDl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIGHTs
RICHMOND WHIG.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARoH ., 1854.
pIprRs roR TIE IRKY.

We learn that paper" mailed to the army do not
reach their destination because the postage Is not and
cannot in many oaseJ be paid in advance, or on DIS
livery tOarmy carriers by the postmaster. To remedy
the difficulty in regard 70 the Rhg, We win hereafter
prepay the postage at this ecO on papers ordered BY
persons in the army deduCsrg the amount Of postage
fron, thu remittances sent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
ITO MISSOURIANS.

By General Orders No urrsut Series issued By the Astans
and ordered that soldiers from any
serving IN companies hon another state, iha ey ass ~
allowed ranssr the same arm OF ne service IN Snoa J
are serving, 70 the troops fro IN their own Ataie-
under gasd Recruiting OHeers for me ms Assoar
Bads commanded By Brig Gen Coekrei and any hnsou-
ras den, rausisr tAAi Brigade can By correspond ne
Win Us accomplish that object Any Who have already trAs-
fer can b. reporting us, obtain trAnspoItAuon etc
s.-rst II Col r 4 BEVIEK,
m s-1v II Coz HUGH A. GARLN AND
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08

JAKE NOrICs.-We again give notice to
all Of Creditors TIA, require then 20 withdraw r.
hands before the 25fa DAY OF MARCH 1854 ali
cosctsi for hes o. rent Of housI e
ected any othss and hsY fall call and collect
required abSye VII nVst whatever
be 10 hnd which Be collected ~ the 2o dag Of
March, 1854 In Confederate fur cent boRd and IN all
invest, vii lay BY tucsnt Of NE
present 70 o. crsdtors and notify all
Who hold checks 70 hen 70 The banks
which have bsea drawn for payment before the S5h
DAY OF March 1874 shall notify the bankI pay any
Mach sth. issI-e3s OLOPrON LYRR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
OFFICE VA. y & MARINE ms CO,

hIUHhUNUl HaIUI IsIIt Aovf
THE STOCKHOLDERS of this Company
Who have not their dlvdsnds declared prior this
date requested receive he amounts due them, aud
are Serhy notified collected By The 2h Inst, The aid
dividend paid thereafter either IN O. four per cent
B5nds. or he Treasury notes nov current
By order Of the Board Of Directors. -
whs-4ts Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08

By \. , a Nv - ~ " IL. DUvAL- J
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
s. COOPER,
Adj't and Insp'r Gent.
SALE POSTPONED.

ou- CATALOGUE SALE WHICH 10 taken place this
morning, ha, been postponed for week, viz until
WEDNESDAY, rae 9rH LIST.
KENT, PAINE 90,
mi 4--U Anal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
AUGUST IVES ENDONCK,
RICHMOND. Va,
COMMISSION MERCHANT

BUTTER, LAID, BACON, DRIED FRUIT
And an OF Country Produce, Groceries, Wines Lquo
&c &c
wyhsvns Abingdon and B'isOl papers please copy dI
times. ana send bills 70 this once
~ Richmond Examiner, inquirer, Sentinel and Dhpa en-
COPY weekly SIX timel
mhs-d6la6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
rHE sEooHD lxvANoH-A RIGGER CIRCULATION.

They came again in October, 1852. under Gen. John
N Brannan, whose preliminary achievement was that
of taking the st. Johns Bluf Battery near the mouth
Of the river OF that name aud about twenty miles below
jacksonville This expedition turned to be very
heavy negro trade for Gen. Brannau relieved our bar
racoons Of a tremendous bevy Of "contrabandS" en-
that clson and instead oil leaving the impression
that he came to tread the path of glory on the field
even In the name OF the "Stas and Stripes" he set
sail with his cargo perfectly satisfied with having made
n Oood onAration.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons Indebted open Aesount Otherwise
hsrby nodded m he present currency UiI
ae March payment Of their ndebsda s after hat
We sail req1re payment h the NV Currency.
may have bills against reequesis3 70 Present
then AZ once. MEADE 4 BAKER, AplthecSres,
1S5 Main street. corner Of lOth,
JOHN I. GRAY Apothseay,
T-tq5mh laT Main street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
4nsOO RRWARD-

COOO Stolen from ny residence. In HAnoV-r county,
dlrnx resent raid by Yankee SOLDIER GOLD HS0lr
HuNTISG WATCH, made By ~ J. foblAs o., Liverpool No
84 above TeFafd vii be paid upon s delivery 70 Mr. o.
@hseS T. J. woo.DnDsE =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
NALE nv CATALOauE.

OUR Sale BY Catalogue will commence on
~ WEDSEsDAY The 9ta instant. 10 o'clock. Tue DHI
EoEs viii Be- sold that day, and the
HkADEAAn 6HoCHAEs THURDAY, eeumsneiag a. ths
hour. KNIT, PAINE 4 90,
mhS-2t Aucis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08

A FINE HORSE FOR SALE-Sound aud
"a substantial gay and fast In harness uudSr the Saddl
perfecy gentle Excellent or fAmy and caVay pnrposs
mbE Spy between ~ sLGaHFER, WATKINS : 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08

SOAP.-
mhs-A CHAB WORKMAN co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08
TIE FIRST INVASION.

They occupied the place in March, 1862, when they
said they came to protect the city against the reprehen.
sible rcendiArsm of of own peoples and after
this profession of goodness and making great promises
Of an intention to hold the place forever, thus duPng
good many Of our citizens to take sides with them in
come sort of ate government which they proposed,
and finding much less of their kind of Unionism than
they EXPECTED, but more Of military demonstration
in their front than they looked for they departed bag
and baggage" after three weeks stay in toe water
oak CITY,"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-08

TIE EXPERIMENT or NEGRO TROOPS-THE BAT
7LBOFOULUSTRE-TRE ESEAY ROUTED, 80.
coRREsPoNDEHoE OF THH wnIG.
LAKE CITr, Fla, Feb. 2Sd, 1854.
Your readers will all be interested in what may now
be term ed the. War in Florida Orthe telegraph and
mails have doubtless ere this given you sufficient to at
tract attention to this quarter. JacksOnvlle-the city
of burned churches and desoaed squares--Was again
made the gateway Of approach three weeks ago last
Sunday The enemy were reported as coming in force
under Gen. ssymouF-their transports being eighteen
in number, including the guuboais. The country was
taken good deal by surprise We had become used
to the occupation of Jscksonv l-so much 50, that
1t was by-word that when the enemy failed at some
point Of Importance they would turn their potent rage
upon poor little Jacksonville.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

Coon ESorcu An xbolitionist and q
democrat were talking politics the other
day when the abolitionist said to the dem
Iocrat "a Niger is as good as you
are"-@The Immediate result of which was
the knocking dowr Of abolish. He got up
however and repeated the remark. a se-
cond anil third time with like result af-
tor which he retired in state Of demoral-
ixatiop. PtymoufA Democrat. aaiasefr
Our neighbor pretends to be in favor Of
free speech. law and order. &c.. but is
drcadfully tickled over the above incident.
Candid and Intelligent Democrats can sec
from this how sincere his professions in ia
vor Of free speech. law aud order are. He
evidently thinks it no harm for young
copperhead to violate the law by knocking
down q feeble old man for telling him
what was probably short Of the truth. 70,
we think loyal niger is better than any
traitor, and entitled to more consideration
bat had the case been reversed what Z
howl he would have set mp. 1t is in this
way that hypocrises betray themselves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
from the 9th Regiment.
CAMr AT Blue Srnrxcs, Tenn,
March 18th, 1864.

I -. March 18th. 1864.
EDITOR OF REryBLIcAN:-Ag.in the
"Bloody Ninth" has taken the field for
three years longer. Unnecessary. Notwith-
standing onr pleasant visit to Ind. sf.er
our long absence. we feel prond to again
uufurl our flag in these rebellious States.
We are encamped thirty miles from Chat.
tanooga on the Knoxville r. r. The cit.
izens here are nearly unanimously loyal
Ouly few days ago an old nnion man
over 30 years Of age shot rebel soldier
who was in the act OF taking from him his
last horse. He was compelled to come to
our camp for safety. The rebels took
their revenge on him by burning his house.
and destroying his property. Another
citizen only few days ago captured two
rebels who were prowling around the
country and brought them into our camp
as prisoners of war. This section may
truly be called "Loyal East Tennessee. I"
Last Tuesday our Regiment was sent into
Georgia. the State line being only 6
miles from our camp.-on scouting expe-
dition. 1t surprised Us to see at every
house nice union Asg The citizens
would point to our regimental flag and
with aperfect ectsacy ofjoy exclaim ''tbat
is the flag for u.s. In our scouting ex-
petition Ac succeeded in bringing to our
camp seven wagon laads Of tobacco val
ued at from eight to ten thousand dollars.
II it were not that the entire rebel army
under johnson was at Dalton, rs miles
from here, we should feel rs much at home
among the union citizens here as in Indi-
ana. Our Brigade is commanded by Col.
Grose, one of Irdiana's best officers. whe
distinguished himself as gallant officer
in command Of bis brigade at Stone Rive,
Chickamauga and Lookout Mountain, and
The President has wisely sent his name to
the Senate for promotion as Brigadier
General. There is no indication OF an al
vance on our part soon, but when the ar
my is again placed in motion it is expect.
ed to crush ont the last remains OF the re-
bellion. We intend to try and terminate
the war the coming summer, in time for
the most Of the Indiana soldiers to go home
and attend the fall elections and forever
kill the copperheads Of Indiana At the bal
lot box. The recruits for the Ninth and
especially those for Co. d. from Marshall
are in fine health. and are fast becoming
good soldiers; not 4 man from Marshall is
sick. Respectfully yours,
Co, ID" IxD. VETERANS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

Joseph Scho6eld Ian Englishman by
birth. but an adopted citizen of the United
States. now residing in Iowa. and who
justly boasts Of having two sons in the ar
my, one of whom has Just re-enlisted to
fight for the flag Of his country, sends bis
annual subscription to the Scientic Ameri-
can for another year, and at the same time
he sonndly berates those who do not stand
up for the Government. He closes his
letter with the following pungent remarks:
The traitors ''coat- of arms consists oI
a .fea. fly, a nsogpie, and a side of bacon,
Explanation: A flea will bite either The
quick or the dead; so will traitor! A fly
elbows" corrnpts and contaminates all il
comes in contact with; so will . traitor!-
A magpie is always chattering. talking
and lying: so is traitor! A side Of ba
con is never '.cured" till it is hung; neither
is traitor!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

That distinguished disciple OF vallan
digham. late of the United States of Amer.
ica-Petroleum N. Nasty. ESQ.,. vigorous
ly protests against the nomination by the
Democracy Of the Chickahominy digger
for President. for sundry anil sound reas-
ors, as given in the following letter:
CnuscH or THE SLAwrEsEp ixxocryrs,
LArr Sr. VALLASDioHAx. (
I notis in tho Dimocratick papers de
sire 2 maik Gen. Mick Lellan or Genera
Grant our nominee fur the Presidentsy.-
Sooisi.iel ijeel l pertest.
Time hasent teched my fowin lox will
frost and furrode. my massive brow ful
nothen. Peepil hev sumtimes doubtid my
honisty-but my talents nevir. l dom
always pay, but / nevir failed borrowiu.-
witch is useful. Ther4 I throw myself
in2 the breech and demand heerin.
am inaexybly opposed to Mick Lei
lens inominashen. / hev faith in thu
soundnis nv his dimocricy. but nun what
cvir in his A bility. Look at it. He was
plsisei in poosishen to maik the dimocri
cy,r but insted. he Thy weeknis) we'll nigl
rooined it,. He had under his koutrol.
1S0, 900 Aberlishenists. A man NV gen.
ius wood hev destroyed EN- all. whereas hs
only sunk abowt tho hsff, lesvin the res
2 live 4 vote sgin us. A nomynee nv tht
dimocrisy must be man abel 2 kontfole
uther men. IL he sich? Not emmy. Did
he not let that ar born devil Hooker. Ker
nsy. and Mansfield. fwho was killed, hal
leloogy! brake away and ite our Sutherr
brethrin 1T Anteetaa, and elsewher? killer
Jest ez Inenuy Suthern dimicrsts ez wa;
killed un the r. aberlishenists? Troo h,
stopt IL ez soon ez he cood--troo him and
Fitsjon Porter lsde out pope and KEEP hin
frum beetin our Suthren frends--troo b.
did Linkum ez much hurt and Davis e;
much gud ex uux in him. butthe wurk h
mite hev dun wuz only haff dun. .
His ice wuz not our ice. His stratejy
wns to shashay backords and forards uhti
both sides wuS eggsaustsd, and then
patch MP 9compromizes He wanted Ian
/ kun histed wunst, and he'd ther bin
proper underslsndin stwixt him and Lee
! Jefferson Davis mite hev bin ia the Whit
II ouse, and we the pure dimocrssy, NIT
| not onla hev had the Post 0rfses. but be-
ben . revelin on the confscated estaits u
abolishenists, which wood hev ben con
stitushipel- / had my eagle eye fixt on
sheep farm nv 800 akers. but slasi 4 50
| il not! Then the iron entered my sols!-
Tbsn / kussed the imbesility uvvthsa maj
who he'd swindled me out Nv tie farm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

The proposition to strike out Of the
Colorado Bill the clause prohibiting Slave
~ in the new State. received but seventeen
votes in the House. Is follows: James G.
Allen. Ancona. Chandler. Cox. Dawson.
Dennison. Eldridge. Hall. Harding. KNAPP.
Long. Mallory. Miller. Morrison. O'Neil.
of Ohio. Ross and Stiles. The following
Democratic members voted with the ma
jority for free State: Bailey, Brown. Of
Wis. Griswold, Odell and Swept. The
rest lodged, after Intellectual edorts 10
Withdraw tho motion. .e' e essa-
Few facts have been to our mind more
suggestive Of the course Of events in ~.
spect to slavery. than this. The fuIl Dem-
ocratic and Pro- Slavery vote in the House
il not less than IS, tho whole Of which.
three years since. could have been relied On
/ to oppose proposition to exclude Slave
~ from the Territories by Federal lsgisla-
tion: but out of this pumbsr we now 6nd
bot Is. or only 20 per cent. cast sgsiass
such . proposition. Five vsssd directly
for it, while many dodgsd the question.
We accept this - another indication oil
the force Of tho "logic Of events which.
under the guiding Hand Of wiss Prosi.
dsnoe has been steadily. yet surely bring
ing the loys| psopls Of this Nsliea to ne
proper appreciation Of Slavery Aad its ~
lation to ths war; and ~ guarantee tAss
(ths obstinacy Of The rebels favorins. The
same power viii operate sili the instIsussoo
is siisctsally wiped ont. Ard vhsss till
BE- the meurpess? M $ .ss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
longed for. III nun nv him, Avsutl

longed for. I'll nun nv him; Avsntl
e. for Grant. my sole rekoils with hor-
ror at the bare ijea. What nominait q
man whose willin soard drips with the
CORY life bud nv unwillin dimicratic
saints? Nevir! Forbid it. heven! Marry
the virgins Pease to soger drenched in
goar! 1. Nasby. forbid the bansl
The trooth IL. we air gettin wild. A
man cant look 2 waze without doom vio-
lehts 2 his organs of Vision. If persisted
in he'd becum cfoss-id We commens,
with Our facts aouthward. Their our hope
lize--let us.. keep our ize that way. If we
nominate Sar man. and turn back into q
war platform. what better air we than the
Gentiles? Sutch jimnasticks air purity 2
see. but tha rench the jimnastist.
No! let MS go on ez We begun. Ez peace
men. our caus IL not hoaplis The knew
and unconstooshnel tacks on whisky keeps
the orthodox dimocrasy strait (though ct
our expense) and lucky Konfederate vic
tory this spring wood turn the week need
war men in2 peate bawlels. Good hevens!
air we insaiu? Shall we throw away such
weepins ez taxis,. conscripshen. nigger,
free speach. ct settery, and bow the nee
Linken? Nevir!
Wat we want il thes:
l. A pecce man for kandydait.
2. Moor Marters.
Ef the outrajid Vsllandygum and Sam
Melary. and Geo. E. Pooh wood. for the
gud Of the party. consent to be driven tu
desperashun by the tiriany NV the Admin
istrashun, aud kommit sooiside, it wood
be trump kard for us. Wat muving sp
peels we could maik over ther ded bodiz
III rite tn EN- on the subject. -
, 3. The tormashun NV Ade Socyetis II
defra the expensis Of the kampane, which
will be enormous DIN tn the tacks on whis
ky.
4. Konfelerats victrys and lot. NV em,
wich not onla kills off Abolishen voters
but 1ishartens war men north.
5. The liberel preechin NV pure gos
pei untaintcd with Aberlishenism.
With these we ken win ez ezy ez / used
4 turn jack from the bottom wen l wuz in
a state of uprejenerashun olai,1 a7s
Peece dimocrat for Presydent. o hap
py thought! The form mishuns. The
custom howses! Let us be wize and thezs
is ourn! m PETROLEUM v. NAsDY.
q Pastor Nv sed Church, in charge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

Tho reocl papers say that q largo crop
Of corn will be raised in Georgia this year.
In Talbuts county the wheat cropis poor.
and no cotton planted save for home use.
A recent number of the rebel newspa-
per. the Mississippian. contains the fol-
lowing notable passage: ''haye our neigh.
bors read the Chicago Times. New York
Express. Metropolitan Record. Cincinnati
Enquirer. and various other papers Of the
North which are exponents of opposition
TO Lincoln? Hare they read the speeches
Of Bright. Warrick. Voorhees,. and varisus
others7 HsAe they ever found in any of
these papers or speeches syllable that die
not breathe the. most orthodox STATES
Rightsdoctrine and opposition to coercion!
These are the men We wish to encourage
and these sre the men whose SUCCESS will
bring peace.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

The gun invented By Dr. GAtliae Il IL
dianapolis, has ben tssAs4e e Isstsecs
Monroe ID ths prsssses 81 kaeelnn Of
sfissrs now there. sod osbsr eonPeke4t
Judges, sud ptonoaaesa > sscesss. y