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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
Refugees.

u
We have been repeatedly called on by
men and women, from the Southern
States, in search Of husbands and
wives, TO aid them in their search for
their missing friends, The rebel soldiers
who served under Gen. Lee, in Virginia,
since bis surrender, have returned to
their homes in the Gulf States, only to
find those homessdestroyed, and the ir
wives and children sent North--where,
they have no means of sscsrtaining.
Heartsick these men, without money and
friends, have started North to seek their
loved ones, thousands Of whom have
persisted from disease incurr ed by dssti.
lion, and whose fate they win never as.
certain in this life. We are pleased to
learn, from the following correspond
ence, that arrangements are being made
to furnish transportation to such re-
fugees ss may desire to return to their
old homes in the South. We trust that
the arrangement may be instrumental
in re-unitinE many families, now widely
scattered, and increasing the affection
of the Southern people for Govern
msnt that manifests so much sympathy
for them, Notwithstanding their disobe
dence, and ;s wiling to do so much to.
wards removing the results of their owr
crime and folly: sris aea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
Gen. q .ant,s Speeches.

One Of these days, somebody or other
will be giving Us the The Life and
Speeches Of Ulysses s. Grant. And
some of the orations Of the little man of
granite will read as follows:
sPEEOa AT THE cOoPER = >syrvvTE, nEW TazK, EAeT
WEHK- s, = B. afnfN
'My friends, I thank you for this re-
ception."
SPEECH AT TEE Aston HoUsE DINsER-
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN rise
only to say to you that do not intend
to say anything. Laughter l thank
you for your kind words and your hearty
welcome. lApplause. -sa -alal
sPEsca AT THE sEHEsADE az THE ira NV YeRK
RRaIsrNT.
"Geutlenen Of the Seventh regiment,
thank you for this compliment. Good
night ,...--ar IS a,.sc.
srKnSH AT sHz CHICAGO RAIE.s4 t-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

QaantIty va. QuaIity.-HeImbo bold's
ExfracE szrsspariifa--ths doss fs snail. Thosa
dssirs large q1ssGity, and lsrgs aosss of Esdi-
=ssS-ERR-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

nw ZOE MORE THAR TWENTY YEAEs
MATHEWS vEEETIAH aAIE DYE tas stcod
he test Sf trial. sn1 - eoustsatiy incrsssing IA
TaY vEsETTAs nAIn DYE isfhs best snd
etssatest made. Its pries is oriy &c, aud eAeh
botgls coBfains aoubls toe suantity cf DIS In
tis0as asuslsy ssld sdg u.
THIS HAIR DYE IL nanufsetnrst bya pscu-
nax process, wksch readers IL ipanitsiy aapsFtor
% ssy dye 10 ths narkst. BsiBg compsts fH oBs
battle. prspsrsti0r Il required, vhich gfsztiy
slm piiess tbs appiEatio-.
Ta CsIHG THIs DIE yea avoid tsas rsaty,
dsad ApgearAses by whfch eyed hair and whisksrs
axs % sa1tiy rsco1ninsd, when infsrtor exs1-
eis has sssn uss1, - 70 produces psrfsetfy patn-
raj ooloT q say sha1s hst Il desired, from eEfeh
brown - tstty. it3trous blAek, that Vfn not
n1ut, sroek o. sssin ths elo<6ing. Invsst 7sc
And you Nill b o0Bvfbos6. sold by Ill Drug
gistS en1 Tssey ase1k kpeaisss.
4. l. &1THxWG. AABumctnEsT.
sH1fA4szzs. zy4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
SKIRTS.
NEW SKIRT
HOOP SKIRTS.


= W. BRApLEY's View Rstsut DUPLEX
ELLlPTIC Tor doublsl SPRING SKIRT. .
WET .HBRADLET 4 CARY, tisse J. !. \ o. J.
Wes3 SOLE PBOPR1kToKs AID MAUKAU.
IURERs, 81 Chambers, AID - &ad 81 Re@ds
stre4ss, New YORK
This IRFKETIoH consists Of DuPIrx Cor
two) guipfis Stesi springs, ingenfousfy br9idsd
tlghay and hrnly tozsther, edge % edge, making {
ths tpagbsst, most Aa1iblr. elastic and darzbis
sprias sy-r used. They seldom bend brs@k,
hke ths siusle Springs. aud eonsaqssBtly preserve
their psgfeet and beSrtifui shape twics - lot
any sthsr skirs. a8am t
The wor asrfal HaxIbilIsY Mnd CREST eo@ fort and
pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Dapisx Iliiptic
skirs, VIII Be expsfienesd particularly ~ all
crowded sassmb9iess 0Rerss, Carl ages, RAiirnaa
Cars Church Pevs. Arm-Dhairs. for PromssA4s
and Honss Dress. - the Skirt can Be folded Wig n
In zae 20 occupy ssmali place, - easily a. ar
OF psasliA dress
A LADY having enjoyed The pleasure. eomfaEt
and eobSsuf~Bd~ ef wearfrg tbs Dnpisx liiipnc
Steel epFing Skirt Cor stagls dAy, wille nsssr,
nevsf aftsrwtrcs Willingly dispense with tb~r use.
For chilirenl Aisses and Young satssthey arr
suPsfor 10 all Others.
/. ThAy are fAeFssl qaAIity in every Part, and uB.
quesiiohably the Lightest, Most Desirable, Com
Portable and Economical SKIRT ever made.
FOR SALE IN all hFst-ela.s Stores IN this city
and Throughout tbs uaitsd ftAfhs and Oans5s
Havana De CUBA, Msxteos South America and ths
west males. F UI
REQUIRE FOB TIE DUPLEX ILLIPTIC
SKIRT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

WASHINGTON, d G., Jnns s, 1865.
Hon c. p. Norton, Governor Of In
= diana:
SIR--Your letter of the 3lst Of May
last has just been referred to me by the
Secretary of War.
II you will send me lists Of such refu.
gees as you mention in your letter, /
will send, through you, transportation
for the same, from the place where they
may be in Indiana, to their homes.
Those who are able to pay their way
Very respectfully,
s7r 81 Your obedient servant,
o. o. Howard,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

sPEscH AZ THE sFHEsADE On THK Ira NV YeRI
RRaIaEHT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
The AnIIctio n Of MartIai Law n

In this State the necessity for the re-
moval Of martial law is very great
rra erSs,T aYa~~s1,.saS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

Patent Duplex niiptle Skirt,
1Hr al eos NBtsfaa
Easganee, LFgtitnsss, OomFOrt and
Ifesks -.nr nra EcomOmyg
And unqEssiIoRably stks naoss desirable 9rtieie
mAde, for sale by f
~ EaH J.Fks.A. COOLIDGE,
-nfa- gm tag rsst cola And tg Flrst street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

! 4 u y. AIUH AhHg
Major General, Commissioner, &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
,rEen AT rar A.ron noU.s Drxsun.
MR. CHAIRxAN GrrrLExKN II

"My friends, I thank you for this re
ception"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

ASIAN Governor of Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
MEDICAL.

LELLa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

GoLD. GOLD. GoLD.-The vast wealth of the
Pacific States have been temporarily removed to
the Office of the Pacific Monthly 81 Liberty street
New York. where the auriierous metals are deal
out with a larishing hand in the way of valuable
presents of Jewelry and Souvenirs, made from
California ore and diamonds. to those who sub
serbs to the new monthly aga zine-The Poetic
Monthly. Send in your orders early, and secure
a valuable literary monthly, rs well rs brilliant
souvenir of California. Messrs GkzIxr &c CO. are
gentleman of responsibility and standing. and have
taken this novel and successful way of introducing
their Monthly. Success attend them as a just re-
wsrd for their libcraity and enterprise. See tqea
advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

CoaoNER's ISoUEsT-We uuperstand that n
Coroner ;. inquest has been held over the human
remains found recently in thicket in Union
township, this county, and that the verdict Of the
jury was that the unknown deceased was murder
sd BY some person to the jury unknown. The on
ly evidence. We learn u?on which the jury came
70 this conclusion, was The discovery OF cut in
the pants near the waisiband, which had the ap
pearance of hasi 6 been Gu. with knife, and al
some spots Of blood on the hat We would
suppose that the pants would also have been
bloody had the deceased been stabbed with
knife in the side or abdom en-. sstt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
RrLr..rp At Lssr.--Wm. II. II. Mattingl

RrLEAsED At LAsr.--Wm. II. H. Mattingly,
son Of the editor. who has been n prisoner in the
hands of the robe for nearly eighteen months
past, returned home on Monday night last, taking
all BY surprise. had heard of his arriva
inside our lines lie looks badly bu, much better
shan We expected to see him. He saw Major
tym. Kendall and Adjutant james Woodrow at
Annapolis. and SAYS ihry will be home in few
DAYS. Benz Head arrived at Ann. polls the
same boit with him, but We have not heard OF his
arrival here.
has arrived at hum,. lo0kn, well. in spite of his
long imprisonment ADJ Woodrow expect
81 LAST night.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
Drs. Cameron aud Ross.

KALAMAzoo, Jan. l6, 1865.
Mr. demonstrating been in attendance upon
several OF DR.. Cameron and Roses operations in
this town. il affords us much pleasure to attest TO
their skill operators and their scientific attain
ments as Surgeons.
We earnestly hope that wherever their lot may
be cast. they will meet with tho success OF which
they are truly deserving.
y B-The operations TO which VIC refer were
for Str,bismus. upon Mr.. VIM. Finley, School
craft Mrs. DR.. Boy iston, SchoOicraf,; Mrs. Moore
Kalamazoo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

DIED.--At the residence Of his son in-lar, Mr.
Abith Wilson, in Union township, on the 9th
day Of February. 1865, Mr.. JOHN MlLEs. in the
SD year Of his age.
We regret TO hear Of the death Of Mr.. jarrett
TAYLOR, citizen OF this county, in one OF the
military hospitils at Savannah, Geo, the latter
p,rt of Fe3ruIry lie WIS one of our most res.
pscted citizens, and had been in the service only
few months.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

know he's coming. by this sign;
That Baby's aim st wild;
See how he laughs, and crows, and starts
Heaven bless the merry child. I9t 2
He's Fathers self, in face and limb.
And Fathers heart is strong in him.
Shout. Baby shout, and clap Thy hands,
For Father on The threshold stands,-with a
bottle Of Mrs. BANNING'S CORDIAL, roR
cHrLDaEs TKETHrSG!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

PLYMoJTH LrcEUH The exercises II tho L.
ceum on last Monday evening were highly enter
tanning, but owing 10 the nclcnency OF the cath
or the audience not 50 large rs the evening
previous. The singing especially was very fine,
afford;n- the auditors much qualification. The
essays. the first by Miss Ella Lewis and Tie second
by Mark Cummings. Esq, highly crcditable
10 the authors The letter from traveller in
Southern Africa. excited some inquiry as TO who
the author. hut he wri:cr failed to say much
OF the subject u Lis letter.
Mex; Monday ev9ns Mr. Henry g. Thayer's
division performs, and rich trca, is expected, As
he never fails to get mp an interesting programme
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

The Democrat made its appearance again last
week after a suspension of five weeks. s. l..
Harvey. ESQ. is now, the. publisher. and Messrs
John G. Osborne and s. L. Harvey, Editors. The
paper has had dozen or more proprietors and
editors during the last nine years. and has never
says runior, been a paying institution. We hops
Mr.. Harvey will meet with more success than hi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
WILLIAM FoBEs. VI. d.
G.. w. SNYDER, VI. ID.

The following is from Henry c. IIoyt, Assist
ant Secretary of the Michigan Central Insurance
Company. whose opinions are Of great value where
he is known. He says:
Having been acquainted for several months with
the practice oil William Ross, VI. D., of this place.
| take much pleasure in recommending him to the
favorable notice Of such ~ may require his servi
ces. feeling satisfied that he will discharge his du-
ties 10 them faithfully, and with the greatest de-
gree Of skill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

The illustrated chronological Journal, foi
March, contains portraits and biographies of seve-
raj ustrous characters; also the portraits Of sevs
raj races Of the human f. mly, besides number of
interesting articles variety of topics. Only %
cts. by mail. or 81 year. address Nessrs
Fowler & We 3se Prcsdvsy, n Y. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

c. H.. REEVE, Esq, as will be seen BY his Card
in the first column of this paper. has resumed the
practice OF law. Mr.. X. stands high rs 4 lawyer
and business entrusted to him will be promp tly
and faithfully attended to. He is also Notary
Public. War Claim and Insurance agent. Ho
represents some ofthe Oldest and best Insurance
COMPANIES in the countrY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

We would urge our readers to call at Wester-
velts Store before they purchase yard of goods,
and see their NEW Srocx. They will find a
spIeudid assortment and pri ccs lower than they
have been accustomed to see for many DAYS. I2t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

MONEY ORDra OFFIcE.--The Post Office at this
place has been m .de Money Order Office. which
will prove great convenience to those sho want
20 send small sums to other places
Wien this system becomes general robbing the
mails will &C Use.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

SEnorJ AccrDEST.--We learn from letter re-
ceived from Postmaster Harris, at Groyertown
that Mr.. John Ehret, n citizen of Washington.
township. Stark county, in jumping of the Express
train near tba, place. while under Roadway, on
Thursday afternoon last, very seriously iniur
Ell. I, sconjecturcd. says Mr. Harris, that he lii
his feet, bounding over and striking on his
head, which was cut in shocking manner around
the CLOWN. literally scaiping him. Mr.. f. got on
the express train At this place which does not usu
ally stop at GrovertOwn. We suppose he cOncla-
ded. in order reach home few hours sooner, to
risk the consequence, Of jumping Of, but he had
better have waited an h ur or two longer for the
Accommodation train. lie had recently enlisted
and had received short Through to come home
and arrange his business, but it will be some time
beforc he viii be ft for duty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

Arthur's Home Magazine for April, has arrived
The embellishments, as usu Il, are we'll executed
and the contents chaste and elegant. TERMS
81, so per annum in advance. Address T. s. Ar
thur, Philadelphia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

The WE.rHER-Since Monday has been warm
and rainy. and not very favorable for sugar
king. Last week i; was entirely too cold. So far
II has not been very good sugar season
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

Psierson's Ladies National Magazine. for April
is gem OF the first water. Terms,-$2 a year
Address Charles Peterson, Philadelphia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
ave know the world Is dark and rough,

But time bctrays that soon enough"
Sill GoOdly portion Of the dark spots may be
eradicated b, those afflicted with Catarrhal diff
icultics. ~ the use Of DR.. D. II. Seelye's Liquid
Remedy. For sale by all Druggists. Try it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

The Eye aud the Ear--Thc Eye and the
Eur are such delicate organs as to require the
form is allotted functions. For MANY years in old
er countries, and late years in this. a dstiHc
branch of the medical profession. have been prac-
Using rs ocusts and auriss, with exclusive ref
crence to those faculties. Drs. Cameron and Ross
among those physicians who have made the
eve AMI the ear their pecal;y, and they arc said
to be the clcvercst and most successful in their
treatment oil any d ctors in this country. Our at
fcicl friends will +e able to judge for themselves,
rs DIS Cimeron and Ross purposes visiting Plym-
ou:h at the EiwIrls House, on Monday, March
18th. and remain for consultation until Saturday,
the 25th. We clip the following from the Kala-
mazoo Telegraph concerning them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

CENTER TOWNSHIP QUoTA.--The quota of this
township is full. provided the recruits sent up
Tuesday were accepted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
THE REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

II Deaths and MIrriagss published gratuitous-
ly, but AL beyond the announcement of the facts
WILDE charged for at the rate Of ten cents line
LEGAL notices charged for at the rate of ten cts.
per line for each insertion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
DIR. Bort.

at will bs seen by this number of our paper
that We devote portion Of our columns to the ad
vertisement of this celebrated physician. We are
satisfied that the afflicted will thank US for thus
giving them an opportunity to consult enc of the
best practitioners of the age, ana who will afford
to all the highest satisfaction. The Doctor pre-
SCENTS the mos: fIttering testimonials of his ability
to control and the diseases which he treats
spScialities, and these, too, from we'll known
citizens and of recent date.
Did we not fully believe that he possesses the
ability ascribed him. and that he has been very
successful in many cases, which has been given
over by other physicians, We should refuse to en-.
dorse him, but when We see many certificates
from worthy people, ascribinS tc him the credit oil
restoring them to health, we cannot but believe
that he is all that srepresented.
Some persons object TO travelling physicians
We cannot see why MN is not as good i physi
clan who travels from place to place, as he who is
permanently located. There arc thousands OF suf-
fering individuals who cannot afford the expense
ton has become world wide. and to such the regu
lar visits of scientific practitioner in their vicinity
is one OF the creates. boons they ask
He comes armed with that thorough knowledge
of the human system. which enables him to fully
comprehend the diagnosis of diseases, and thus
PREPARED he understands what is required TO stay
its wonted visor.
He has given hearing to the deaf, sight to the
blind and made the invalid ofyeaIs rejoice in being
restored to perfect health. These whom he has
treated and cured bless his name for the relief he
afforded; and thus, As he journeys from place to
place, he conveys to the suffering the priceless
gif, of health. The car of The deaf is made to
hear, the sealed eyes of the blind opened, and
the frame wasted by disease IS reinvigoatcd,
nude strong. and life. which seemed 4 burden is
now teemins with JOY and pleasures"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

REDUcrroS--SOme five weeks since VIC raised
the price OF our paper 10 $3.50, with the under
sanding nat the proprie,ors Of the Democrat in
tended to do the SAM, but the new proprietor an
noances that he will only charge 81 in advance;
We accordingly come down. We can publish a
paper as cheap as any one else in this neck of
woods. Those who have paid US - so in advance
wi ave the excess returned to them applica.
ton. OF they may, if they prefer, let 1T go their
next years subscription.
Those who fail - pay in advance, however,
mus, expect to pay 50 So or 50 if they fail to pay
within the year. Two dollars and fifty cents now
is no, equivalent to one dollar and fifty cents
our old price, three years ago and previous, when
We did not make more than fair profit.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

PLYMoUTH AcADENr.-We were mistaken las
week in regard TO the time Of the opening of tie
public schools,-instead OF the Goth of March it
should have been the 9th. See advertisement in
another column.
Mr.. Warner, the new principal, comes highly
recommended, and will, We think, endeayOr to
give salts faction. The assistants, Misses l.. A
Borton, L. F. Wright, and VI. G.. Woodbury.. are
too we'll known as competent and successful
teachers to need any commentator from
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

UNTEREEIrS.--Counterfcit fractional currency
mostly sos and 25's. arc very plenty in this vi
entity. They may be readily detected by the ir
regular and blurred appearance oithe engraving.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
information Free!
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS,

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility. In
competency. Premature Decay, and Youthful Err
ror, actuated By dcre to benefit others, will be
happy to furnish to all who need it, (free OF
charge.) the recipe and directions for making the
sim lie remedy used in his case. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers bad experience, and
possess sure and saluabie remedy, can do SO by
addressing him az once at his place Of bs'siucss-
The Recipe and full information-of vital impor-
tance-will be cheeruily sent by return mail.
Address fTodz JOHN b. OGDEN. c.1e
No. 60 Nassau Street, New York.
p. S.-Nervous Sufferers of both sexes will find
this information invaluable. q II
Dec. q, 16e4n6-m3sn IN - 1T
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
BOURBON ITEMS.
BIZ +. J. BECK.

DARING RoBBERY.-On Friday ight last several
houses near the line between this and Elkhart
County we're entered and robbed. The robbers,
three in number, went boldly at their work in
hand and compelled the inmates OF houses to count
out their money to them. AZ one house a man
attempted to resist when the villains fired on him,
indicting two dangerous wounds.
After their fendish work was completed, the
villains left the neighborhood. but we're speedily
followed and traced to this vicinity. On Sunda
three men living near here two brothers named
Williams and one Amick-were arrested by the
officers in pursuit and sent TO Elkhart County 70,
trial The evidence is strong against them--one
Of the parties robbed identifying them as the men
who entered and robbed his house.
SHOOTING ALhosT.-An ARRAY occurred few
days ago in Bcal's Saloon, which would probably
have ended in bloodshcd had not revolver foitu
nately missed FIRE. The party using the revolver
was arrested, but VIC are informed, was immediate
ly discharged by the Justice, on account Of evi.
dence against him not being procured immedi
ately. The next Grand Jury may probably Lak c
the case in hand.
rSrEREEIrs.--Counterfcit fractional currency
mostly sos and 25's. arc very plenty in thi, vi
entity. They may be readily detected by the ir
regular and blurred appearance oithe engraving.
Any one who fails to appreciate the beauties o.
town without a corporation. Just now must be de-
cidedy dull. The inconvenience of such a stu
a. t., a.: O.,
so out into the street three four times in the
distance of one square in order to get around some
vehicle which the careful proprietor has driven on
the sidewalk in order to Elsten his horses securely
to the fence; or, on dark night to run against
half dozen wood piles, or stumble over as many
wood bucks, to the no snail detriment of your
shin: and nose. If We had corporation these
slight inconvenience might be removed. but ,hcn
We would have tares to pay which would be a far
greater evil. BY all means let us avoid the taxe.
even at the expense Of our shin' and noses.
--------
NEW BooKs.--The most readable book we hav G
lately had the pleasure of perusing is the "Chron-
ice of the Great Rebellion" by Rev. A VI. Scott.
D. d. II is written in the style Of the Old Tesla
ment, and is clear. concise, and truthful record
of the Great Rebe lion from its beginning to the
fall of yicksburg. 1t is the happiest combination
OF amusement and instruction We have ever met
with. Mr.. james Plant, of this place, il sole
agent for the sale of this work in Marshall Coun-
ty. and as it is sold only by subscription be Oh
tanned only from him.
Mr.. Plant is also agent for the sale Of morgan
fine portrait of the famous guerrilla chief. These
arc both very interesting works and should be read
By all.