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Nashville TrOttiDg Association
SWEEPSTAKES OPEN!
5000 offered in Pursesi


FTNHE fou wing Sweepstakes are pnw open. TO -
l run Tor over the Na hv1.e Course D the 18th.
g7th ant 2stn u Juns:
MoNBAY June 26. Swesretskes for horses thst
hsve never troued annie UnIer 3 - s iuscrp-
d Jn 20 earh, p p- with 500 added b. tn hssocis
ton. 81 la heats, oast tnr-e 10 rve IN harness. To
pane aud ciose tie Ass day Of June
uEaDlx June 81. weep-takss for horses N hsi
never ou ei = mile under 40. SubacriutioB S76
each, half 70 fat vi n $40 aided bv The hssocis-
Ion, ME heats, best three 10 q ~ IN harness. To
nsune aud c!ose the 2lst day Of June.
"WEDNESDAY, Ju. e - --5s eepstake fo- sll trot-
ting htrsep, mile he Is best three IN five IN bar
nesa Suuscn iou 500 each hah forfeit the As
-oc atio1 g sdd SsOo n three or novs art: only
tWu stert, the Assoc alton n 81 ESQ. To name
snd close on The 2Ist dav Of june
Nom nations 20 - made % the undersigned en-
closrC uote viii approved se ,unty tor The =
mount {. the f5Tieit.
r. 3. JONEs secfptarY,
m7yie-f Gssstte Ufioe Nashvl E. Tenn
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Large Auction Sale Of
FUR N NlxEURE Z e

ORUNK- GLAsCOCK ; co. VIII sell on Tues day
~ md "Wednesday. juGe 27tA sod 2sth, oil Of tie
Fur,iiure Rt B.. loud ROteI be oneing % Mr..
ram. J. Carter, c.ns eng Of ore fine Cooking
Range. complete; h4 Carp q; 3CO Ch ais ass IT.
ed; Pire-ProOf esfs; BsGsteae s. WsT robes, Bu-
rehus, Looking .6lsssss, Spiiug snd Cotton Mat
tresse Nlankets, Com fo'ts. sheets, PlcWs, one
nne Grover Baker 3 wing Ma hiue and az end
less varie Of Tables. Wa, stand , and other srti-
CleE 100 q 'merOUs 10 Deluon.
Tens casn. Come oDsAand al on TussdRy and
Wednesday JuBa Z7ta snd e h. 1895
Sale N commerce ss@h SRY &c 3 o'ci OK.
CRUNr, GL ASCO * s G e, Acct neers.
IuDeES4 Nty paDers copy.l
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VaterinarY SurgarY.

'VHE deraglsd having opened 3 vetarnary
i Hospital a. No. Frouf street., below h
Oid Bridgs Landing. respectfully loliclts ne pat
ruuaga q b. irsnds and The cornr1uuly a. isrga.
J0SEPH 8IbERTL
p s--The heEi 81 rsasrsnce- 1rss.
r1gVzt-afrs
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1ha nOtea and Ece0uah ofI.h W Ea-
ain a Co, sEieklsr, EiIs 4 c.. ard dA.9-
Adams 4 Co. vii be iound at No. 81 S--t
college street, uear The Equara, Faerc alf
persons indicted 10 any Of ihese frms rI
esso make innDediate payment 1s Lhe
business rausi be closed gp.
IN my absenco, Ar R. e.. Thrcrr ia s,l-
ly authorized 70 sttord 70 The business
ID A. q. ABaEss 81 College sgess,
mazaI-Sm uegf the 5.gara-
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KeE Ice prpoL. sa - -.

The best Ice for sac AZ the Zee Dspoi Of
Clark 4 Gregory, s8 Brosd slrre-
june2-im
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Rebellion Ended /!
RiddIeburger Sdn in the Field /!
Agency Expired.

HAVING this dsy sold ca, my enere stock a
Business 90 W fes, 1 'heredg vltfdrsE the
agency gwen him by me q Juns. H6t for the pur-
pose e carrying on The pileT b insss, - vii
BOT Be- responsible for aEy delrs contrsrse4 sitsr
this daie. LuClHEa ROSB
aashvips, 1uss u, LEES, lNa-los
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Wheat and Saw Logs.

! high-si muEst prise vii ~ pad Ia czah ~
HEalt ard -aE Lozs, g. b. Ee aerFc n MiHs PR
te- rarInF ths-s .rteles % dspos- - VII DO Eal
70 give us e cal before - ing eirsshere.
HCGh 10 6LAS a co.
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City Undertaking.
Bodies Ordered from a Distance.
Bread Street Bridge Company.

A T q meeting ofthe Directors ofthe Broad Street
n Bridge Company or the l2th in e., Tesolu
hon VA pasEe +, slinga c J. of Five Dollars per
shsre on he new stock lately SUBSCRIBED, payable
TO the eereary Of the Company on and after the LIST
Day Of July next
A ". BUTLER, sec'y and Treasurer.
junel4-td
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BuIldlng Lots fer Sale.

HAVE q V b0ts. lnineSia,ely beyood the
Ro.truitasal Garaal, val aitunted foT bald.
ise.puI IosoG, which Wf1 ssll ou eeod tagrnA-
lssas@s s = = J6E1 EpaH mGTz
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Sales OF
Government Horses &C

r WILL expose e Pubic knctou % FRIDAY
/ Juue go, o. la o'ei 5ck, n. lot q Con.
nsEnuad Sow rnrneut 4 rsrss also on Iueedsy,
June k7th, g iE Q g'cacT IA a Jos cf C0adefur ID
Govern anect horaea aad lurnter of Fns hroor
dare md eolta as ihs Cavairy pepoE q kigsfaid.
lean-
Also
On Fudsy, june soth. ioi o. Cosdsussd Coz.
erDmeIt hofasH.
Nv. sauTH.
Iunf ia Cast anfi = y q
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$40 Reward

n b'A o. 2srehHaeIsr. seaE fo.s Fees =.
"A and raarksa A. EUs1a J. NarrsIa. .s.r.
laa ben n .s-sent o. stlred ai-rgsh-ra - - !
aEe. FOR any inf1rnzaoa fiFsn tss -, A.. y.
sara VI b psldhy
< EalasuEL
i-eA& - sssq- s.lusA
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Flour. Lumber and shlnoias.

WeviI' ~ prepared 10 q shat line 70 f3ruisa
arY n11Cuul 81 Firuf, Bran Luuln ner - hlng'es
Fl b EsssrFoag Mils, ss "a cwss1
J4ceIS-tm ErGd DOU6LAr 4 90.
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Pearl Miniature, 10 0il, oE v stsr. .rcl. .-r
Get ths genuine a. ihs ssilsry Of tuo Cua
berland. aerI.-.s
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A PATHOLOGICAL vIEH o. NtRRIssE.-
q. unn1snrzE rear.y 50 psEas saf rs -
- ~ r'1<FAF ~ @ tae Ala.cmT af 1s 81
szlan rgt1s 'r sfae cf HeaitA 81 .la,.s- -
ifes-se On sls-iF 1rrnr 1ie lrn orahia a-1...
qaences lzpc1 tae Niud a-d - -r ~.
Aai1qrs l'ian oi llea-neut tta dar rsHr-.f ~
.,cces--,l 7noie cf cuHe. AZ a. w dy rls rrrr-s
q cssea trea,est trathal srrsar . - -.
le'lr aie tno.e cont fET raf- tre rh- ~
fefaaln douais q their nagscai rart.a-r 80
r-e q fo.lt's % su1 81 'fsss OF re.arl al =
cent?. ssarlps ca nosfal errrerrr ~ st,---
y. ~ CaolA, No 3 4sien sl1 aaa-r. II
tae R-thor mas = cons It'd rrcr -
a-,sa-eS upoa Ftto1 hi. oock lrea-s ai 81 1-.s--
the Hurii. u-s-.=--
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sundhea.

or BIS f7nr Lsfh
soo0 le-t A-sortsd MoaidIErs:
l4.pli 'eei y a i1rh ciear sea o1ad fla,s~ P1Des
81 % fast biessed PoorinE.
Iast recei 81 b steamer YorEfoVn. 80. f1r fse
- p. y uICKEF. AEeus
ieEl ~ snd D eapyl Brosd a1d Il - 50
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For Sale,

nRAfN PIPE. tor al purposes n Undervrouud
IL TsngE compoeed o. tuaperishsbta aad
cheaper thsn Any ether 6ugah p
Q. nEXT4E.
fnaE7-i8 - M a., IlaglsnsE, Q.
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lne Bridal CAamber, aa Essar Of Err-,-s
and lnsiru.tiou ior Young Men tirr 80 49, -
haoiS irpenneut ior y acsscs cf 81. l'r.r..r 49,
seKua nysieuls-sdaf re. ir -.e.rsi s-rs.--
Address, D.. . skItIJN HOUCHrnN F--.-s
AssociSton Phi,sds phis. Ps- rr-rs-rr
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DEADSi BE aEs-u EsEraFt-sr
~ AAn FANCY GOons
~. 2. BkONN, hnpcrfar
uaEsi-Sm No. Is6 Psad NE.
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lI d 10 DYE-

REsEainfa-- y "a compitts fr1.ia 81. +. 10 -ls.-
dressing o. a-coni aniHsssii Il aay s.I 1-.-. -
iured- N IA = d Gofarri a. Ere e.--r..
an - atoroi 70 o. $ ai % a1llrss =. ...-
y, Hllnoui NJ appi.1st % oi uHraHs. 81 . ..
a. - 1ireiy dins . 9 rsan .l- fa ra. .r.... ~.
cave e-'en issued u u sane -1 la1H. a.. l.. H..
0atI Es7En hssrua-s Cu-1a -a.I o. a- .....
yaEa@sE soHstf-p. g "a aelse-falf Ia.. ..... ...
90 be spYlesi b, E'nt. or 81 - -r l.. b. -.
aot s'ai1 ne ska Or % Sc % 81 f1-a.-
TO 7EE LADIES'
We Eouid rcsnectd.ly a 3 tae. s.r--- -fr...+ 81
tnis ueW uniTtr D ~ ui.r hsrfr ~. =.
I'd rsn.in tnauo ne vii est 1fsas-f ...t E..
many tnc llalr tullc1 saa1rrar a..H r..H ...
= So iof 400 .. OH sbs1iut .J b. nI Ir.ls a ..r
ol en uesi ucuE "a thzarf-a ~ uIo. he t..-...r
iAe na4f- tua " On 30 bar aa.a- H-. f.. & RI.
'ont4n 20 sntr tface tna af 1lr D. nrH ~
Z doe9 G. niai1 rel 20 ~ i1. ~. a.-.ss
fotn = t-'n tis 70 srpnaE tnuH lel..r- d .Ha ~
~ e.-fi1t 3 $50 be.iitsill. ra rT-T .e-.l H 90.
% q ~ ~ haaaa O. 10y trsr lr q. b. a..
sans-
Doss ~ - Hals Eo-sf, o. ~ f.1.t Ll-a..
lt n ne tnlF alla-te1 arra.5 q t1 tiaHs ss r-.f-
= 9o'ii cecFp - 90. restore tha naf o RI. -r -.
% q pcsetf. tsl 10 lt sf grla Hsrr. -.
~ 20 % 20 u.oome titn rri1- Al .. 81 q a...
5sid by IT sssgns e sol. ~ 1ort1 s.s-s r-,-
WJac 81 sHIra
Ger Churoh so Vine str,sIs. 5000.
msys -aun-tl e. -
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FIRST CLASS HOTEL

Tns Souse fronts about ITS feet on Cherry
Street., snd runs back with Church Street shout ll5
feet; is Five Stories High, End bullt an
the most sgleplut stvle Of
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T-3O Loan.
q. 8. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BFARIEG BONDS,

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=. n -.
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s-..,--,-..-....,.- -. -.
A"S 'l'''' - % P'' ''' -
% : 49,
% 0OV'
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IFCHi ITCHll mHlIi
Seraiehl seralehII serelr1 IN

(LANAe lluh CENaTE - euro o. lea =
~ tnirfy-sH hc1rss aao G. rea a-a.-. 4a-f ..F
So Ana a. hrgFeons ol re sam ccr-a.nr ~
loaTcury. Prcs. 50 csrla PER hrr ~. Il, .-.r II
E1frees q - tei aozen. Addrs11 ~ El-as = on
Sea 252, Cnelnuaa, Ohlo 81
iEMoVTIE acc
AP4Aa-ao' hsshriaa faa1
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-y'H9 C0par q -rsh p existing tVsen III uudsr-
! fiRuea 3D. he ID ug nHti. sss ves dls.o y-o
n "a lst o. Do ~, y rnu.uai consent 1he busi-
ns--of ne osd nct "a sgiL pe 8atled - By stheT
oi Is JAJ j. VI CAhk.
HUGH y UGLAs.
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IN rpti inE fForn fhs aboYe hrrn, respectfully re-
-omrns3 % ths ba- ins7s pEh v my Old psrisar
Gus b Dougiss, g Eaatlenlan rn aYery way Eor hv
of thsir c0n6denos aud slnprrL hey rul hnd
hlua gr esois, % gag ald punCt1al 10 81 b. =
aesd tfEn -acucn-. JHO J. Mo-AAS.
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CaiaFfhal Coasun8TI0r

aena ycp qeie1azte q haomi VI --r ~ a..
oEn--efe gas ail.sfed sith ifls- -. .s-.-l
~ - - -. t---l trl.ed-1s rlt aa1-ar : -
nu1l dssordtred, aat aef rtfs isls ~ .-.-..
,e-f-.Ie1 "a ~ he. llfclrh t1s r.a af 80
o-nl9.ald sf1l2 G. = - glenrT -la -
e. -lft-4a s1saoc .' s.ce
4crerur1r. 81. 90
I1Izraiaatis Meiicsns r-ra--.s --.- L. ~
- - = 80. - sortn ssz.t -regt p -
W G ~. a1firH. lFu7r-ts.
Cor. onuFch 49, Ni-a 7irssia. $500
usfs srr.-t-ttl -
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Modern Architecture;

hss Eleven Stores upon he lower dDor,. which csn
he re lease1 for more thRn half the Lease Z oney.
lease for term Of years 70 suit the lessee can 10
obtained The building be finished II sccordsrce
with original plsus. under the direct % nf the lessor
or lessee. The lease money 70 be Appled hrsS 70
the completion OF the huldng. ..L
Parties are ref RED 20 Hotasa II. Har ison, Esq,
who is authorised 20 conclude srrHug ments for
leasing JNO. OtEhTQN.
iunete-2W
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.. 5. 7-3O LOAN.
THIRD SERIES
23O.O0O,OOO.

BEsuthOrtY Of Secretary Of The TSsssury, tbe
uudsrsigued, ne Gensrsl subscnpson Agsns for
the sale Of United states Securities. oaers % the
pubic the third series Of Treasury Notes. bsS-ine
ssTsa snd thrss-ts1ths sree1t interest pr an
NM k-ov- - a.
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation cr
Bare IBgredienis. BsllcAIcIJ Per.
famed.

" Losdos Hai- O517T Rssion~ ~ D-s-a-- H
Loleon Eutr Or Rsai8ru uns O.-.--r Dol
Lond9n Huv Cosor E..f5rn art Drs.-1
Loaaor Har C5or Rss.s-s~ aaa De-
1t viii fsssogs gray ~ r 20 i-r orr Ia --..r
Alt All ll-akr u gTgs ~ b "a hra II
III VII rssiofe be u.iurtI -a o. GA
Ia slll remove a. tuaftsn aad H-..rr
s.--it ~ ma ae zoe BAR soil Kory .nI T ara
s.-li VIII praseFte f1e or 4 ~ .s...1r q O. i. -
LII e1i p event h-ir nou q I.n- rr
alt VII cure Al d,ss ssaa I'll rfr ~.
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NO. Sc.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For SO

fI'tt conrlodfous BricE Eouss a.a ss.---t -,
a ne ncrtn- -Festerr crrner uf VIA - -,.s--
street- For agTEcuisrs rrr-rt 70
\. j. hcEE 2 N, "a. a errr,s 81 -
ED-l. rEC1lr7ot. y II-i.-- Il
apr I'D. oory.
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Only Loan in Market
Ov oGs5ed by the GOve1umoat, aud is superior
advantages mske The
Great Popular Loan Of the People

LsastAan SIS, .ooo Of tho Loan authorised ~
1ht lsst Congress are now on ths market Ths
snount, st toe rate st which i. Is being absorbed
VII b subscribed f1r with sixty days. vhen the
Dotes VII undoubtedly command a premium, as
hss uniformly been lho case on closing the sub
scrpdons 20 other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every Town and seoton
Of the county may Be Afforded iscHdes for taxing
the loan. the Eationsl Banks, State Ranks, and
Private Brokers Throughout the country hsye gen
eTally agreed 70 receive subscriptions a. par. Sub
scribers VIII select their own agents, in whom they
nave confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of the no,ss for which they receive
ofdars.
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C0aghs, C0Ids, Coa.lmn,-1n.

Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
c9uahs. Coida. Csa u1Bir,.
eotigna Col4s. C1c aflr t.-
eouEads CQlnH tqua uI,rlar.
Cougha, Cli,ia, C9zslr.' .-...
-.F. sssyus's Co1pouad ETrup u = Co.,
.yr. 5Faynes cgnPau1d dTrlB H.. r.
"ir. sEa5Iss Sonpcuai Jrap 4l4 ea-rss
curas sH rpiasts
oures Ell Courieiuts
0urea ai C1.nnIa1 =
Cars a. ceunirinta
~ ths 1hrost. Era1sf 80 Ll-r-s
" ~ srruz 80 81 - 49,.
Ol tla lnrcat b eat alf Lr
q ~ ihruat, Efrass q. o a..r.
n eoo.hes tlia irrita-ioa q o. . -.rl-,.. --....
sn.cn ne ~ ~ q szse, saa n4s- .a.r.5. I
sire-a, cs1sag aeEll1f q riaf . ~ ~
nronoiss eEpeft t1fzilol. .r.af-ra 7 = d - .s
.nic5 ciocs % ne Faa-e Of tt.e taIar- ~ 49,
hla en11ii1z tns 3 iierf FL 1rraslr- y = 81
al i st.ulilia'ea 4he gllFere. = 81 a. 49, ~
"a ioTus-i - J 10 a. clres utrn L. II +. -
roiariiii . e1uia not b. poaahla.
~. o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-30
GREAT UNION CAVALRY MOVE.
MENT.
The Expedition from Eastport, on the
Tennessee, Started on the Goth.

From the Evansville Ind. Journal of Thursday. ]
From gentleman who arrived Yesterday morn
ing from Eastport, Miss, we learn that the great
cavalry expedition, Of which We have heard so
much during the past several weeks, commenced
its march for the heart of Dixie on Monday last,
under comm, Ind Of Gen. Wilson. The command
is a worry large one, and is composed of the very
flower Of the Army of the Cumberland, all armed
with the most destructive repeating rifles. and sup
ported OF souio OF the finest batteries in the SER
vice.
Being I'll mounted and finely equipped. and re-
lying upon the country for supplies. they will move
with grea. CELEBRITY and with Irresistible force, and
we NAV expect to hear the most happy results
from the expedition.
One division Of the array remains at PASSPORT,
sufficient to keep the country free from guerilla
rai,ls, or any small force which may be prowling
in Northern Alabama, Nississippi or West Ten.
nessec.
Indiana is largely represented in this grand ex.
petition, including Wilder's celebrated brigade,
the 4th, 5th. 10Th, I'D, and numerous other regi-
ments and people will feel the highest interest
in the movements of the expedition.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-30

The Republican thinks that if the Governor ap-
points Col X. G.. Shryock to the command OF a
regiment. he must be very scarce Of timber. and
suggests that there are thousand men in the dis
srict better qualified for the position than Col.
Shryock. We have no disposition to enter the
lists 81 the champion OF Col. S., he IS able to vim
dicatc himself when he my deem it necessary, but
We hive heard il suggested that the Republican
man probably had one of his sons, or con in Ia w
IN his "mnds ere" as ono of the "thnusand,''
uhen he penued the article rejecting on Col.
Shryock.-Dem.
The editors Of the Democrat only betray their
iitslencss of mind By abiding in the above to our
sons and soain-llw. BIZ. we are not at all surpri-
sed at this exhibition of their sm,ness. We do
not ofeoursc know whether any such suggestion
as they say WAS made TO them. but if il was il was
doubtless made by the brave Colonel If il were
true that we did have one OF our sons or son in
law in our "mind's eye""as one Of the thousand, -
though neither Of them have ever aspired to the
position, they are at least as we'll qualified for it
as the Demoerat's fsvorite. " the brave Colonel
IL able to vindicate himself when he my deem it
necessary, why did the Democrat man deem it ne
cessary to poke bis nose into the a:fairl Was it
not at he suggestion.of the bFaEe COLONEL
When is that gold headed cane to be presented
TO Colonel K. by the rebsLsynpathisers of Mar
shall county!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-30
FROM SHERmAM'S ARMY.
New YoRE, March %.


The New York Tribune's Goldsboro IN. c.
correspondent OF the 2lst says. "johnstons entire
force confsoats Sherman at Smith6eld, the latter
being the south side of the rifcr, and The former
ON the north side"
Later dispatches. dated the 22d, confirm this
state ment.
In the engagement on Sunday, the 10th, the
rebels attacked Sherman = enter heavily, but were
driven off the field, leaving their dead and wound
cd in our hands. Our loss was not heavy. Sher-
mau push cd forward rapidly obiging the rebels to
fall buck with some haste toward Smithfeld. An
other fight obliged them to rush through Smithfied
and make for Raleigh. Sherman followed With
all speed. and entered Smithfeld.
The Hersld's Newbern correspondent, ed.
says: General Sherman is said to have informt I'd
prominent officers leaving Fayetteville. that if
he reached Goldsboro without much trouble, the
game was then up with the rebels. rs, with con-
centration with Schofeld's and Terry's forces,
nothing could Withstand their momentum"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-30
GOVERNMENT sEcURIRTIEs.
Seven-Thirties-The Loan all Taken
The New Loan To 60 on-Thc Series Of
June 18th To be mediately Issued.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-Jay. Cooke & Co.,
report the subscription to the 100 loan to-day, 81.
1890, including one of 5000 900 from Chicago.
and one of SI5C, 001 from Syracuse; also, l,635
individual subscriptions of $50 and 500 each.
To Subscriptions OF the loan to-day and those
the way to this Office will absorb all Of the frs,
issue. In forty three days $l6l ,00O,O0 have
been disposed of to the people. The sale of the
second SERIES designated that Of June 18th, will
go on without interruption. The notes are in all
respects precisely like the other, save in their
date. Agents Of the loan throughout the country
have been instructed on and after to-mor row to
calculate interest at the rate of seven and three
tenth per cent all subscriptions from their dstc
up to June 18Th next, aud to pay back the amount
in money to purchasers at the time they buy.
The delivery of the new notes will be unintcrrupt
cd. The public will not have to wait for them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-30

Col. X. G.. Shryock, Provost Mir-hal of thi,
District, WAS in town on Tuesday. We did hot
notice thit re was laboring under any considerable
degree Of depression OF spirits account Of the
extinguisher in last weeks RcpubIican.-Dem.
We saw the gallant Colonel soon after his re-
turn from his celebrated Morgan campaign, and
hs did not look then like he twas laLoring under
any considerable degree of depression of spirits OH
account Of the exiinguishers' that appeared in the
Sentinel and other ID m)crItic papers account
of his brilliant exploits in that campaign. The
Colonel, il il suspcione1. keeps his spirits W By
pairing spirits down. This n'y not be true, but it
is true that he is OH the most familiar terms with
d. mocratic whisky dealer and substitute broker
and made the latter's shop his headquarters when
In this place last summer. He Us ej to be 4 radi-
cal and incorporating temperance man, but now
he can spend his evenings in a room with whis-
ky-dcaler and subSiitute-brcker, with bottle of
whisky sitting the table beside them, which
Is someii mes sent down to be re Sled during the
evening, without causing the least apparent "de-
preston of spirits" on his part, of shame.
tha. any one can discover. This is the man
whom the Rochester Chronicle saws has had Off
cial hcnors thrust on him without his solicitation.
The Chronicle, W. think, piles it on rather thick.
The Colonel may be a brave. valiant. eminent no.
bic. iluxtrious man. in his own estimation, rs we'll
As in the estimation of the editors of the Chronicle
and Democrat. but il would be rather difficult to
poke such stuff down the threats Of many of the
Union men of this cOuntF.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-30
TIE REPUBLICAN.
PLYNOUTH.IND.,
THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1865.

The Democrat OF last week comments upon an
sr;icie which appeared in this paper of the week
previou' IN regard to The failure OF the Senate OF
this State To pass certain important bills which
passed. the Hcase. Ta, article was copied from
the liz iin, pole Journ Il, bu, neglected to give
the proper credit Among the bills lost in the
Senate vas one authorizing the Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund TO invest the money in their
hands, being over $685. in amount. in stocks of
the State. 1.-THE loss OF this bill" remarked ths
Journal, els public misfortune, as there is no
other resource I'll m TO distribute the funf amoDr
the counties, to be loaned out. while many of
them report that they cannot find borrowers for
sl'e sn,eIl amount Of school funds row in their
lI1nds."
Il Is this las, rer;lrk tint troubles the writer of
.he article in :!c Dcinrcrat and he comes down ON
j. heavily. In rcg,ri to the bill itself he SAYS:
"The bill referred to authorized the investment
OF all money on htnd in state stocks. and by its
terms must in 4 short tune have compelled the
withdrawal from the several counties Of All the
sinking funl in their hands, for the purpose of
placing Il unleT the cen'rol Of few mcncy sharks
20 speculate with in the indebtedness Of the State
Indiana two and a hale, and five per cents. are
worth from 81 to 20 cents on the dollar, and the
bill authorized their purchase at par. An aver
age of at least 80 per cent. the amount on hand
could easily have been m ,fe by few sharpers
under the operations of this bill, thus putting at
least $4,000 into their pockets; quite nice lit
tls affair truly"
We have not seen n copy Of the bill, but we
have no idea that ths is any thing like truthful
representation oft. but the deduction or con-
s,ructon of our capable and Hasirious Senator who
Is too much preudiccd to 10 his political opponents
justice.