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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20
VIM H BILLANY & co.
dec i3lm

GuBsl-T NCR orrlCE. Il. 5. ARMY,
" No 10 kutfh srREEr,
NAlrINont, MT. Janu4ry ulh, 1865. J
SEALED PROPOSALS.. Ia duplicate, will b.. received
at thl. chico In frni-hn; tlW vai;rI stats, suhNs-
tenrs lhpati mint with
HAY AM CniS IN TliE EAR,
10 he delivered at Warta hati ia halt inuife MI ee
~ wha'iagr Ia tho cohiae'u. nj Font Mnnioa, Vs.
Iddrr, will stat" tho plse Of dryafy and th'
timu Nhen deliveries viii h0 tuinmineOi, aud whun
70 lie completed The HAY Ia In duuD MEl.-
CuANTAllE II ny, In inhs, and ihr corn Ia THE
EAt 1, BE- in Enud stout TrAs ui about two And
0ha-htt huslitls laih
Iiilr will b. resolved f,e ,le daiYary of FIFTY TONS
Ot HAY and ONE THOUSAND BUSHELS OF CORN
IN TUE EAR, (ah his. To N" hisl.l) and upwards
Ail tho aHirlos oiias,d Wil ip htljrrt 10 a sigid
Inspection On the part uf lhe Hvrrnmtnl heffc hting
accepted.
rropos,s must be on blank tcms which are furnished
Al ibis nilici
An oath allegiance to ile uhi,d States Government
Of all HrtHs pftmg ltapIss will J.. rrulru ii IL ns
nut already hrsl l,d NJ thls o0iea
Payment u he made in suth nuis at IA " he furiii III
cd ty iha unnd States.
flursals must la endorsed, "iItpefals fur Ffrage
and addressed 10 the uni,sigu,l
All PROPOSALS received und, ihis advertisement will
lr oprnad and examined At ihis ciao On TUESDAY amt
fRlutf nfacl werh, a. IL N.
J.Il GILMAN
jan l1-ll. Captain aud G. 4 u 5. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20
FIRE INSURANCE.
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
FmpOriaaf 70 10 IasurlTs. fici' Is. fiction

A PERSON aged ~ sau iaeurIsssOCO his Lte la ihs
n NKW kEuLAgD huItAL LifE iNsugiHtr UoAPAST by
paving t1l ~ 10 eisii a'.l uulo Tor saiAe amount
In an fdrh eonlnaHifs sd onii nul' inrurs iau00
The Mole plan aiis ijuOlat ofo This Cash pita ads
only II bOJ lu u yddTa
In he Note CompAu, tho ,tinda SO eppiisd 10 cat
eeins tho No'es illus reducing ;l amount II h"ia Iria
epal aud nierrsL
the Syssm wou'd rtsri,u td 70 las the notes
psd In The Cast, Gdilpspy uny htum would be rait
70 the heirs uf the drerasai
A prr,on aged 81 vas in.uiel Ia the NEw RSdlAsb
MuguAt Tor sp RAyns Gnnuiily sli 20 in cash ana
n,le In tne stu Hthonri. Aa snaf snCe be- enlisted
ln tir tph Regiment, ~ Hui tirt iew months re-,
vice d'd. Anei detusunf unlall t"te-' lis wiins
reived ahout $3.50. In Cash tumtAi ihn Wlug would
have received cly fsuU uho aet like this Is worth
thoutAud pAmphlpia got up To d,ceIsu the public
pluminont MARKET street mafthtlt Ivnarked les
days snee that e gould maku more tlan ton ur cent
TIN amount let him ly tho Company ~ siA per cent
irras This waA gtai euuinuh IA. isflHsss NAut
NY TAR iksuEgD cAsGss nR ANottPs iis fH9Er r,iD
THa OonPAsr. THIS mlo'tAni it4 b.. tnlirly Ignored
lJ all cash Ccmpanle' ihi uhitot and ds-i N yi
such a are apparent
1hH gtozt success OF ia" Nuiu Ga rA. has provoked
the uaiust attack tdsi Companies Anayatnnatlob
O. tile iwu syss ,"n,in'"n n', e,ni,l MA that tho
Note Coinpany tho hfrrsi it',t ..n fir bis family
ahnut hall
The great olje,t ri iG, nsnr41e b. re.aaNi HsSrrir
aud not remote oontins seney
rhe necessary blanks viii he fuhihel CA application.
W. D. STROUD, M. D., Medical Examiner
Al the oace daily, iium iel .'.atk
REFsliBNuE-
George II. Stuart, Rsqi J4np. ,Yahsw. Lsl
lion. VIM A. Porter. nv. u n+i.4 u H..
h u ComrgyR- Erq, Bnid 4 sunui,
Joseph leA, fleilnp fauks,
Henry Simnns, lnluf Lore. Esd,
y. Raynar oonisin l. b. WIN smith, Lsq.,
fhnnnH d. llefk, ksi Baker II aAins,
Wallace n liinwnr
WILLIAM GETFN, agent.
febl9-ly i26 chestnut Street. Phahieyhid.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20
uRNAL AND FRIDAY JANUARY 30 1865
3 90 enluI1. salen and small ProfLs.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.


FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
GRANVILLE sToKgs' Old STAND.
uRNNVILLg srnkES' OLD STAND
GRANVILLE STOKES Old STAND.
uOs CHESTNUT srRLET eoa oHEsTNur { STREET,
dUg CnEsTNUr STREET 100 CHESTNUT STREET
Gw CHESTNUT sfHEsT coy CHESTNUT STREET
rnlL LinELpnIA
fliILAnELllliA
PNlLtlkLfhlA
1RNTs DRESS COATS. GENTS BusISHls coAIs
iFNTs nnES coaTs uENrs HuslNkss . AT
aINfs DilEs coirs dKNTs business COAL
dtNrs uvseOdATs,
dENts uNkkCuAIs'
GENTS nNERCuArs,
PANTs. vE,Ts, PANTS Vests. rANTs
rasTs. SiHsTs rSSfs' vG8rs. P1Nis
GRsAT REDUCTION ~ PRICE,
GRgAT REDUCTION IN PHiIE
TREAr kEpucrinN ~ rhlGs,
TAesl,,k OF t-aiy NAL, Cloihip; to Doe f'uni Al hi,
le;aui Emporium euln"i te dipased ia point 't
Style. Quality, make and finish,
b. that Of any other establishment III. Ia not idt
asHttion but positive tset Cal AMI css"'ihe ti
yourselves
EEMEMBEg THgPLAcG, T. o CaEsfNUFsT
kkMBMbER TIiE PLACE, u0i llEstNtrsr
tfMEMuLR rHE rLArf, @@ Cilfsr"tf ST.
wanted.
= person 40 .l.ned to have ehsrsr Of tho fn.Ane be-
rAriineni o tho Alas liouse ri A,w Cas'le County
rri,oi.s de.irns the siluitiun Will pel. aIply ;t
john Finn. n" si9 Market It = iirlnshnrt rofner
fuof ui the tuuHty.
Wilmington NV. 3uth, 1864 iAna-im.
THE Russell FARM OlLCOMPANY.
sugar Greet, vcnnngo GO, Pa
CAPITAL. $25O,OOO
IUTY lH0usANh snAHEs oF S5,uEAcH
SUBSCRIPTION PLlGh $50 IEK oHAtio
ss50W RESERVED rnR WORKING CAPITAL
j H. MrcRRAgY. rnr-Iprvr
Tilpi SCOTT, veg raRiItEvr
DIRECTORS:
Il. MrcgFAGY, W VANHourEN.
llln'. SrHrr, fillLlf fEkttF,
JOHN huN Ek
SAMUEL r fEEREE, sp'Y AM Tm,t
Tha property helonfug to this Company consists Of
onr iuudrei and TINY Acres IN tee simple, ,aiuable
Luhrhan' on laul siluttri uu SugtrtTark about IT,
milaa from It's mouth which ruipti, into frenrl Cfe0k
Neuings County, Pa
This property has t".n Heered with vlnw 10 iis Ysu
abb lnratiln, havug - line, est tended along, and on
hn sides q the Ctc,k Thrp, iluntrad l,ud which
together with the iino amount c Fiat niftnm Land
rivts spsfur adv ant i,r drifting inre- tuhrr
ot u Mons A. hast uhe ilundtel Wells hr acairl
with ample 70 N Tor rauke, Eutu" Houses aud pwrli-
mys.
good we'll, irving Twenty RlrHi. par dAy Is within
en- hnrt oi mile at"ve II also. ycrtl good producing
wells us the Greek ,loa H.
Thu uil obtained uiid trr,k is the Luhilating Oil
which commands IN price uiir lnudfsi pa crtS, Rtovo
other or, ana l. mute III demand
Tho Company cen % tam a atsH ievenue hT ruties
wishing To HiHk villa. tAnfvng it0iu one fidrl IL one-
ha II tho Ul Ire i expense H. thu Company inl-p4n-
dent of the tevouur f"m thor wells tho s lag q
large ,uiiiri.ncy 90 ani f', hoih purposes
II IA dTisuei TO gya the contract In lr several oils
Ia the lest location at Tina ile the properly Is
potteri and tree OF incnhbrahCa
Sntsrfipion u nhs arc nov o;,a n At tho uifca
HlLYARD 90,
nov lHtf 6la Market sitpei, Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20
wiatar,a nalsa,n of wild chorrx

SO general has the use Of thi- remedy beeome
and eo popular is it rvrrywh'rc, TINT II is un-
necessary TO recount ii4 virtues. ltl works
hpeak tor il, AMI find ntlcranee in the abun liant
and voluntary testimony If the many who from
long suffering aud ,ctded disease have by its nae
been restored to pristine tigor anil health. We
can present u I1a-- Of eSilrnce l.. proof oi our
assertions, that
CANNOT M IIsTnrBTrCn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20
WILLIAM Il. NAFF,
AUCTIONEER.

DEsrRCTFuLLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND T.v
h public generally that he 0Untinues the
Auction AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
All Its various braarhos, and 10 roAdy Ia receive
eonagpmen all knds Of Goods, Wares, aud Meschandse
IT the
Temperance Hall,
fR1a Fourth Street. SOEh side near Market Sfreef
HiLMNGTON, BELAFARE "
Real Eaiaie and sf0cks sold at public or pry,ta AL.
Sonnnuea Ills asapsg igr kenuag sol eoeciinE rents
houHaa farms, sc. ~
Persons wishing to renl will Do gsll 10 gEe him cal.
BoTeSH aud LoRns Aoaey on COiniassioa I " '
thNElAis u New Jersey = S"N w.
Rurniipau NJ reduced prices
BAS fouJth street ~ "V'
oese No. West Fourth street. on stAirs
N. b-llOuses, Parns And Buiidiar Ioir for ,.t.
PleaRsSive him call. 'V' ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20
NOTTCn

/ Usr resolved q; as Market stoet largo and hs.u;
~ Iul oneriio" "' ''lNsN Fruit nueia, u upttoY
siYie. lsl! anu oxAplinu them
Tilus. y. de YlhMASlIg
Now Ia tho time Tor putting az lnhi m winter aA, .ad
lars tof that purpose ugefy faats Kind ars on and
and for saie by TItO5. Y. do NORMANDiB,
Iau 81 auG Market sSre-t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20
Farms for Sale
IN
DELAWARE, R'ENNSYLVANIA,
AND ANL


40. I. lirin Of ninety near Newark
40 . iarn M Odfstiana Hand cd. four nllas from
Wilmington, claaining sixly six astss ul land with
guot buildings
No j. iaiia in Cyeil Couaiy. Maryland, conta!nlns
tNo hundred aRd thirty icrel.
No g. hfin 10 AppOlunlmink Iluadred three miles
iTom iuwnipnd htaton, tn delaware Railroad, con.
taining ttref hundred aerHs and two " budiugs
Nb. .. inrm combining hundred aud gsyaut '.
nine aere' In West D1Fer lluaired ksut County, Tel
In tao uActS snd with two sets Ol huildings
No. o. tirm containing Qua hundred aud teseuty
5even aene, Wihn hS milts Of Dover, kont Csunty
Bel, HALF In timber
70. :. latm q ninety acres near glasgow.
No T. a very hna iarm OF ono hundred nd twunty
asIss In Chester County la- near Dhadds Ford.
No infin In BrandyWins Hundred, nYe nies from
Nilmilgion, rontAlnlag 54lk sores Guod buildings
No. TO- farm In IraLdywine Hundred routsjuiue
20 Acres. Good buildings.
No. H. arm ia ChrislanA Hundred, near Cenireyile
Containing 20 acres
Ne ~ farm in TrandjWne Hundred. containing
1he above frmS Viii DO sold on very reasonaLle terms
giveo Immediately.
Eor terms apply to
MdCAuLLEY 4 Co,
to6 Market sheut
Wilmington, Del.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
JONES & CO.,

Texas street, near the Levec,
A RE NOW PREPARED to furnish complete outfits
n in Mems wear from Hats to Boots, Of every quality
and description and at the lowest known prices.
FINE FRENCH FELT HATS,
CLOTH and CASHMERE SUITS,
FINE BR0ADCLOTHS, D0ESKINS and
CASSIAIERES, TWEEDS, JEANS and
COTT0NADES.
ENGLISH FRENCH and AMERICAN SHIRTS,
FLANNEL, CLOTH and MERINO 0EERSHIRTS,
GAUXE, MERINO, -
LINEN and COTTON UNDERSHIRTS,
and DRAWERS,
ENGLISH and GERMAN HALF HOSE,
WHITE and BROWN.
Boots and Shoes Of every quality from the stoutest
Cafskin to the finest French Kid Linen and Silk pocket
Handkerchiefs, Collars Neckties Umbrellas, Gloves
and Gauntlets, Sadde-bags Carpetsacks, Pocket and
Pennves Stationery, Wallets and Pocket Books Fan
cy and Toilet articles generally, and everything else
worn or used by mankind at lower prices than they can
be bought in town or elsewhere.
Shreveport September G, 1865.
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TO THE LADIES.

VOUR ATTENTION is politely invited to our large
n and beautiful assortment of Goods Just Re
ceived, consisting in part Of the best Sprague and
Merrimac Calicoes Ginghams, Deaines Alpaccas Lus-
tres Mozambiques, Grenadines French Merinos BerG-
gts, Fouard and Lyons Silks, Swiss soft Jaconet, Main
sook Null Brilliante and cross-bar Muslins Lawns
Cambrics, and every description of Dress Goods
English and Irish Linens Of all kinds for personal
and domestic use, including Shirtngs Sheetings Table
and napkin Darnask, Towels, Crash, Diaper &c. Do
mesc Cotons bleached and brown of every width and
quality white, red, grey, and blue FlanneIs Canton
Flannel Fine English Hosiery, French Corsets, Brad
dy's Duplex Elliptic and all other kinds Of Hoop Skirts
Laces, Gloves, Gauntlets, Trimmings Linen hem
stitched, plain and embroidered Handkerchiefs Belts,
Eeribbons, Buckles, Ribbons French artificial Flow
eFs Collars and Cuffs plain and embroidered, Colognes,
Cosmetics, Combs, Brushes Sozodoat Tooth Powder,
and toilet articles generally.
Kid Cloth and Morocco Shoes, Caters and Slippers
of every kind and quality for Ladies' Misses and chill
dren Needles Threads Hooks and Eyes, Tapes, and all
description Of small wares, besides Thousand other
articles too numerous to mention
O goods al 0O, Of the lGtst styles, eUeH Se1ec5ed,
qad selling at ertre1aely Ioa0 prizes.
We solicit share Of your patronage.
JONES & Co.,
Texas street, near the Levee.
ShreyeDOrt September g. 1865.
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CoomEs.-The Mobile Register has been called upon
Sy Capt Thomas H Boyle, formerly Of the ship Iicon-
deroga and for some time engaged in transporting
Cinnamon to Havana.
he is well acquainted with these people and believes
thev win afford the best and cheapest labor in the
world. lie Pre- poses, on guarantee payment of their
PASS e money to bring here, first from Cuba, where
bar contracts IRE about expiring and afterwards from
China aaeH uafibers as may be required.
They make good plantation hands and are unsur-
passed as Sc ants They are of course, free, and
can We bre5 from 81 to So per month, and require to
Ss furnished aQlrd and four suits Of clothing year
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PARrISG-The hearts Of many who visited Nour
City on Saturday were touched they had not been
before in years. The sale Of the many goyernmel5
steamers on Thursday last necessitaed the seParatin
and dividing of many officers and crews who had passed
the last four years together braVing the dangers
war and the yicssitudes of naval life together Some
we're GOING home on furloughs of three months and
between a Che uncertainty Of meeting each other again
moved their hearts, aud many brave men who had
fearlessly performed their duty when the carnage q
battle surrounded them and death yawned be
meath them, she'd tears copously, and manifesto
a weakness credtabIe alike to their manhood and th
nobleness of their natures. The eyes Of many spec
ators mostened they witnessed the parting of the
patriots as beneath the rough exterior Of many they
saw developed the characteristics of true nobleness
and all nwardly hoped that their future might be as
fruitful of good to themselves their abors have beer
of advantage to their country. Cairo Times.
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HTTST RECEIVED and for sale by PHELPS u Co.,
oS corner of Commerce and Crockett Streets ShIeye-
port, Louisiana.
100 Bales Bagging
200 Rolls Bagging,
500 Coils Rope,
100 Kegs Nails,
20 Bales OakumS
so Sacks Rio Coffee.
500 Sacks Choice Flour, (Williams Texas)
Is Barrels Dried Fruits,
100 Cases Can Fruits,
Is Cases Brandy Fruits,
80 Cases Preserved Fruits,
Is Gases Seheidam Schnapps,
so Cases Claret Wines,
25 Cases Champagne,
25 Gases Whisky,
10 Gases Gin Cordial,
10 Cases Port Wine,
10 Cases Lobsters,
50 Boxes Assorted Soap,
25 Boxes Candles,
125 Gross Yeast Powders.
25 Cases Pickles,
25 Boxes Candy,
l5O Hogsheads Sugar,
Is Chests Assorted Teas,
80 Kits Mackerel,
10 Half Barrels Maclerel,
Barrels MackereL
25 Cases Goldfish,
10 Firkfns Goshen Butter,
90 Nests Buckets,
10 Nests Tubs,
COAL OIL!
10 Barrels best quality,
10 Coils Manila Rope
Gin Bands-G to inches.
DRY GOODS.
A lorgc lot of Osnaburgs Bleached Domeshcs, IN
brached Domestfcs Wamsatta, Plaids, CoeheneslnlC
Plaids Marlboro Plaids Farmers and Mechanics De
nms, Scotch Ginghams, Kentucky jeans Dflillng
Glencove Prints.
ShreypDort August g. 1865.
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DEATH OF NAPoLEoN's iiaAl.lss--A,te Aio"oiu, %
madame TrcLlwney formerly mistress of the emperor
Napoleon HI died at Chateau Beauregard, Yer
saiIles France or the 10th ult the age Of a. She
was the daughter of British post captain, but quite
poor and goyerncss when the present emperor, but
then refugee first met her. After his accession to
power he created her countess of Beauregard and Law
ished presents upon her Yet she lived life of un-
happiness signing for his society, which she was to
have no more. She was formerly very handsome but
in her later years her corpulencc (says the London
Court JournaD increased to such extent that the last
carriages made for her conriFcd to open entirely
from back 'front.' for the convenience of the ngress
and egress Of her massive FORM The only Joy Of her
latter days was in the pursuit Of vexaous law SUITS
which amused her mind and kept up perpetual ex-
people, against her lawyers themselves she managed 10
carry on legal war which lid become the sole enjoy
ment of her life.
At last she sent to the Cure Of Chesnayez Versailles
in whose parish the sumptuous domain Of Beaurcgard
is situated, and adjured the protestant faith in which
she had been broughG up to adopt that OF the Roman
church. But this failed to give relief aud few
DAYS afterwards she expired Of what is called by doe
tors disease of the heart but it is well known by phl-
losophers regret for the past ennui OF the wearl
ness and dread of the future. The children she Lad
adopted will inheriG the whole Of her property tho
chateau 0f Baaua gard aud the tta 90 10 the s5H this
e1mle de Eeahevgs, and an Income vt ten Thousand
pounds q vcaG 10 fha two daughters Both at raesg
aea remarkable fox their beaafg, rad 1Fe aeca eduga
geI 8tsl aae greatest eaEa.
Her funeral was attended 5y maay thousands OF
persons among naom tie poor were Vegg numerous.
Sine bad apparently eivcB b HaE charities 90 53Ha tgs
tag Ffeeg5l,#ey ol asE earlier lie.
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FREE TRADE!
FREE TRADE!

FREE TRADE! FREE TRADE!
WITH THE INTERIOR.
JAMES CONCEAL,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
NEW ORLEANS,
At the well known stand of
WooDMAN & BEMENT,
Now offers to the Trade the best selected Stock Of
Drugs and Medicines in the South,
Composed in part Of the following Staple Chemicals,
ACIDS,
QUININE,
CALoMEL,
I0DIDE POTASSA,
SUBNITRATE BISMUTH,
BLUE MASS,
BLUE YITROL,
CHLoRoFoRM,
COLODION,
COPPERAS
CRE0SOTE,
CREAM TARTAR,
DON ERS POWDERS,
EPSON SALTS,
Ether, Nitric Il. f f.)
Ether, Sulphuric,
Glauber Salts,
Glycerin, (Amer. and Eng.)
Hoffinan's Anodyne,
Iodine Resubimed,
Iron, all prep'ns of,
Sugar Lead,
Chloride Lime,
Lunar Caustic
Magnesia Calcined and Carbonate,
Mercury and the different prep'ns Of
Morphine, Acetate and Sulphate,
Potassium Cyanide,
POTASsA, and all the preparations Of,
RED PRECIPITATE.
ROCHELLE SALTS,
SEIDLITZ MIXTURE,
SALACINE,
SANTONINE,
SODA and its diff. prep'ns
SILVER NITRATE CRIST,
STRYCHNINE,
SULPHUR,
TANNIN,
VERATRIA,
ZINC, and its prepns
BILLINGS Syrup
NV stock Of Pure Drugs and Medicines is large, anc
has been carefully selected.
Also; Brandies, Wines, Liquors,
And PERFUMERIES and FANCY GOODS.
Druggists Physicians and Planters will do well to cal
JAMES CONCEAL,
Corner Magazine and Common streets
| New Orleans, August %, 1S65-ly
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Barnum'c new museum is open and in full blast:
from the front Of the edifce where the glassblower
are to the*splendidly ventilated lecture room where
there is always a breeze if it be needed.
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''Mrs Grundy's" advice to radical sportsmen is
ride the uooJy horse, if you want to Keep Typ with
Chase
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A friend has dog so very serious cha. even bis i
has not the least bit Of wag about
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snEncHAsr ''i
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r. J. MAXWELL. SAM y NATHAN
T. L. MAXWELL q Co.,
PRoDucE AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE liRoKEEs,
and Commission Merchants,
No IS Natchez street, New Orleans La
--rrTr. ottapd II tbo purchase snd sae of Cotton,
Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Rice BagglS' Kope, ana
era Merchandise. Consignments andorderS from
.... friends in the country will meet with prompt
ntion.
REFER TO
slrnclius Fellows, Esq, s. Wo3lH 20, MooHe.
New Orleans, C. f. Hooker, Esq, and
Fl. ems & Seymour, NO 4. J. Kerr, Esq,
~ E |. n Marks, n. o. Jackson, Mississippi
H NJ Strickland, Esq, Livingston Minis, Esq,
Holly Springs, Miss Enterprise MisslssipPi'
E H. Cuny, Esq, D. G. lyles, Esq,
Columbus, Miss. Raymond, MisslSslpPl'
Gerard Sites, Esq, W. I. Tunnard, ESQ.,,
Nicksburg Miss. Baton RouBt, La.
Narenport Russell, A. d. Banks, ESQ.,
NatChitoches, La. Montgomery Ala
New Orleans, July &C. lS65-2m
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per session Of twenty 90 1t will Kali
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TERMS

SOUTH, nm " THREE for six months payable in
No subscription taken for less period than
4lu2, .,,,,-rs inserted at the rate of 81 50 FER
r,r tIe irst insertion aud rs CENTS for each
,+ IN one. Eight lines or less, constitute q
icIl ,,,orsi deductions made to those who adver-
The year. ,-....- ,,~,l.
.Es etc., to be paid for as advertisements.
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An extra copy will be given to any getting up
Club of Ten.
Terms, Invariably in Advance.
Address VIM. H. G. KING & Co,
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

day an'i Friday last by the opposing armies
IN front Of Petersburg. The casualties.
however. w-rs lew. and the firing appears
10 have hal no result OF importance.
OF the stream of rebel de.erters pouring
INTO the Union lines. averaging at least
one hnn 'rel daily. a larg" proportion now
bling with them their a ms and equipments
aud the cavalry bring their horses. Since
the fall of Charleston, South Carolina
troops. in large numbers. have joined the
de>eiting throng
The Richmond S,r.iRel Of last Friday
had a report that Grn. Grant was again
maS'ing on the Vaughan road.
Gen. Singleton and Judge Hughes, IN
route from Washington To Richmond.
arrived at Cry Point ON Saturday last.
Richmond papers are nsrrrn of news
concerning Sh-rnan's movements or
whereabouts. They are very boa,tful ia
tone. and appear confident in their proph-
ecies of hi overw helming detrsi. They
LAY his doom may ba Io1k,l up n a. seal
ed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
Tbs New Indiana Regiments.

The Indiana Journal Of Tuesday saws: The
18Th, raised in the Sixth District, .he 18Th,
raised in The Seventh District. and the 1874,
raissdin the Eleventh District, completed their
carnations Yesterday. The l5l-t, rsised In the
Ninth District, will be organized to-day. As We
have remarked before. and ns ia conceded by oil
competent judges, these regiments are composed
OF the best IN he found in our State. n large
pro,ortion Of them having seen hard military SER
vice. and are consequently Injured to the duties
OF she field Grea. care has b. en- taken inthe m
pc'ntment OF officers to command these regiments.
All ne gehers officers 50 FAR comm s-ion ID having
molly won their promotion by gaIlar. service Ia
other organizations.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

rnptcd between the two places at sill sea
sons. aud. at our latest alvices from POI
er lie was pushing up the river as rapid.
a. possible. with his gnnboats. 1t is
probable that the conjunction of Soho.
teld's forces with Shermaa's may take
place at Fayetteville. one of the largest
srSnntls in thu Confel racv. Bragg has
tskea his Wilmington force up To Goll--
h"r'. foll'we by Terry. We hear nothing
from the iorce reported by the enemy a
marching from Newbern. though the fact
that tn" troop. brought east by General
VI 'agiInr Were sometime since Ian tel q,
N-whern. indicates q mo sement sooner or
later from that point.