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VIRGINIA PoLITICs.-The Unconditional
Mon men OF the Potomac District, in Virginia,
intend holding Convention at Winchester, on
Thursday. the 24th of August, to nominate a
candidate for Congress. The several counties
Will be represented by delegates or proxies.
The district is quite d large one, comprising the
counties of Alexandria, Prince William. Fair
fax, Fauquier, Loudoun, Warren. Clarke,
Shenandoah, Frederick, Jefferson, and Berk-
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COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.

COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Hon. VIM Il. Dole, Commissioners Of Indian
Affairs, has resigned his position. Judge ID.
N Cooley, OF Iowa. and at present Tax Com
missioner for the State of South Carolina, has
received the appointment to fill the vacancy.
and will resign his appointment as tax COM
missioner to enter upon his new duties with as
little DELAY as possible.
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THE YACHT WANDERRR

"A private letter received here states that among
a number of u. S. yesselsput out of commission
and sold at Key West, Florida, on the 18th ult,
was the notorious Yacht Wanderer, the SLAYER,
which excited so much attention a few years
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CHIEF OF BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SUR
gerry

Secretary Wells has appointed Surgeon
Phineas ]. EorUitz rs chiefof the Bureau OF
Medicine and Surgery Of the Navy Depart
mcmt better appointment could not have
been made. Surgeon HorWitZ has been asSis-
tant i'll the bureau tor several years past, is
thoroughly acquainted Wit the duties OF the
office. and eminentIN qualified for the position.
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THE pFSITENTIARY PRISON

In the early part of the week a prisoner was
sent to the Penitentary building and placed in
the custody of Gen. Hartranft. Yesterday
morning steamboat landed two others on the
wharf believed to be Gen. Harris and PROBES
sor Mccullough, and they Were assigned to
cells in the building.
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pROMOTVOC

Col. Dodd, Lieut.-Cols. Mccall and Freder.
icks, and Capts. Rauth and Watts, and Lieut..
Wiesinger, the officers in charge under Gene
raj Eartranft are each TO receive brevet pro.
motions Capt. Rauth receives double bra-
vet being promoted TO the rank OF Lieutenant
GnI0na1
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MAIL STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER
BADLY DAMAGED.
LOSS OF LIFE APPREHENDED.
Especial Dispatch to the Star

Especial Dispatch to the Start
POINT LOOKOUT, July 1.-THE mail steamer
Thomas Collyer, which left Washington yes
teri afternoon for Richmond. was run into
by a brig, name un.-mown, and considerably
damaged. There was iSrge number of pas
sengers on board, bound for FORTRESS Monroe,
Norfolk and Richmond, and /, is feared that
several lives We're lost. The Collycr is first
class boat, owned by the Government, and has
been plying between Washington and Ricn-
mond for some months past.
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
Proclamation OF Gov. BrOwnlow, of Ten
nessee-Arrest Of Emerson Etheridge in
Kentucky for Making InCendiary Speech

NASHVILLE, July 11.-Gov. Brownlow has
issued proclamation declaring the franchise
law the supreme law of the State, and de-
nouncing rs rebels those who attempt TO OPP
pose its execution.
He calls on the civil authorities to arrest all
persons, who, under pretense of being Candi-
dates for Congress, are advising the people to
millify the Constitution and Laws and stirring
up rebellion and sedition.
A dispatch frora Nashville to the CONNER
cial announces the arrest of Emerson Ether
idge, at Columbus KY, by the commander OF
that post for delivering incendiary spec ches
tn Tennessee.
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NAyALJT-pGE ADVOCATE GENERAL

Major John A. ROLES has received the APP
pointment of solicitor and naval Judge AdvO-
cate General OF the Navy Department. Major
ROLES is now serving on the staff of General
Dix. and is officer well fitted for the posi-
ton to which he has been appointed
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RELEASE OF EX-GOV. JOHN LETCHER.
Ex-Gov. John Letcher, of Virginia. was re-
leased from the Old Capitol prison last evening
by direction of President Johnson, upon the
condition that he goes Immediately to his home
in Virginia, and gives his parole 10 remain
there subject to the order of the President.
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Dos ATIoN.-Wm. g. ZantZinger has made 4
donation of siXty-seven volumes, some of them
rare and valuable, to the library of the Wal
ZACH School Building.
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FJTZHVGH LEE

Among the applications received on Satur.
day last by the President for pardon was thai
OF the rebel Gen. F,.zhugh Lee, Of Virginia.
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STATIONARY CoNTE ACT.-Philip d Solo
mons have been awarded thescontract for sup
plying the Treasury Department and all its
Bureaus with Stationary for the ensuing fsal
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN FIRST CLASS
N TABLE BOARD by applying at No. gao X
street, near 10Th. ~ II-3t*
DERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD. or
Il rooms without board, either single or suitable
for housekeeping purposes, at No. 122 Penn ave.
between 10Th and both SITS. is lU-3t-
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT, with Table Board to
Il gentlemen, at 376 street, between 10th land
11th. south. ly SGT
ARGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II ROOMS FOR RENT, with or without board
House contains all the modern improvements. APP
ply at "a street, between 18th and l4th. Refer
enCe required. iy 5Gt|
BOARD First class Table Board can be al at
- AIS 9th ST., near G.. Reference, my present
boarders. je26- Inn
TABLE BOARD at SIS a month, $50 E street,
L between 10th and 18th streets. Also, two fur
nished ROOMS to let suitable for two or more gem
tlemen. left
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> HANCOCK,s CORPS

The I'd regiment of Hancock's corps leaves
here TO- day for Frederick, Nd, where it is I'M
derstood the whole corps is shortly go into
camp. 't't'e'' q 81, t=s ,s=..i4t--, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-11

THE THERMOMETER ranged at Franklin &
Co.'S day. at II a m, -; l2p. m. 50; p. m,
81 Fahrenheit in the shade.
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KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE.
N Order from the chief in Enrf N-arran

NEW YORK, July 11.-George w. Buckley,
President of the Knights of the Golden Circle.
has issued an executive order, dated Fort
Warren. June 2Sth, in which he suspends the
labors OF several departments OF the Golden
Circle until July. 1870.
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CLOsiatcF FoRp's THEATgI.-It was an
noU; sd IN the public prints AVID by posters
throughout the city yesterday that Ford's The
ateT would BE- Teopened last night, when the
play OF the sOctoroon" would be performed.
Yesterday large number OF the reser Ped seats
were secured by citizens and strangers, and
there was every prospect that ut night the
house would be crowded to its utmost capacity.
Threats having been made by certain parties
within the past few DAYS that the building
would be fired if reopened for theatrical pur-
poses, which fact coming to the attention of the
military authorities, an order was issued from
the War Department yesterday afternoon di-
halfpast O'Clock in the evening Cant Pea
body, with a detachment OF about thirty mon
appeared on the ground, and took possession
of the building, placing guards at all the en-
frances of the same, and notifying the manager
that he would not be allowed to open the the
large poster clearing the words, :. Washington,
July 10-Closed by order of the War Depart
ment'') was placed upon the door of the theater
At about O'Clock, the hOur at which il WAS
announced the doors would be opened, num-
bers began to flock towards the theater, the
majority of whom, after pausing few mo-
ments on the pavement in front of the building,
quietly took their departure. Parties con-
tinued to linger about the binding as Late ~
/ o'clock, but there were no riotous demonstra-
tons manifested. IN anticipation that some
disturbance might occur, Gen. Augur, COM
manding this department, instructed Captain
Hill, who has charge of the provisional cav
airy stationed i'll THE city, to hold himself in
readiness for service ut amoments nO,ice. All,
however. passed off quietly. and NJ 10 o'clock
the guard having charge OF the theater was
greatly reduced
THE ISLAND SOCIAL CLUE give an excur-
sic 10, 4, LYNN IN n ll
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THE ISLAND SOCIAL CLUE give an eXcur-
sion TO Glymont on Thursday. No pains have
been spared TO make this trip the most enjoy
able one of the season Two trips Will be made
by the steamer during the day.
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PERSONAL,

CAUTION. The public is hereby cautioned
~ against imitation of the Photograph #
Lieutenant General Grant the original of which
was taken by + Gutekunst, 7O4 Arch street Phil
adclpha 1t is bad copy The original will be
known by my imprint on the back. jy ll-1w
NOTICE.-The United States officers who took
~ from the counter in the Saloon of Wizards
Hotel, the forenoon of Saturday. the Sh of July
1865, YELLOW ENVELOPE, containing FIVE or
six Quartermaster' Department vouchers in trip
lcate. and five six Quartermaster Pay Rolls, all
given for extra duty service. amounting to about
$685. also. Power of Attorney given by Abraham
Nayra, of Eicksburg, Miss, to the undersigned for
the collection of the proceeds If fifteen bales of
cotton, with five afidayits proving his claim &c. ,
papers. forthwith to me, at Room 10 Wizards
Hotel, Washington, ID. c., or to Messrs SYKES.
CHADWICK Il CO.. Proprietors of said Hotel, and
thereby save a public exposure.
ii. T. KYLE,
jy Il-2t* Attorney at Law
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NATIONAL HOTEL BILLIARD SALOON.
LEVY COURT

Id LEVY COURT.
i ROPOSALS will he received at the Office of 4 .
Callan, Clerk of the Levy Court until the nth in
slant at IL clock H., for the removal of quantity
of earth by the cubic yard, the work to be done
lies near and south of Glenwood Cemetery and on
Lincoln avenue.
The Superintendent ofCounty Roads will be on the
ground on Tuesday and "Wednesday mornings, the
l4th and 18th instant. from to O'Clock q. m, to
furnish any information that may be required, and
the right to reectany proposal that may be
made. T. BOUDINOT,
jy lO-H* Superintendent.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

:. WAsHINGToN, July II, 1865.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following quo
tatiCns Of Government securities:
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ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-This is
TO certify that we have this, the 9TH day Of
July, A D., 1866, BY mutual consent, revoked the
aspprentieeship Of Ellen j. Pursell and the said
date. HENRY MCINTOSH
Il. Nj. A. PURSELL
CATHRINE ROBEY
All persons are warned not to credit Ellen J
Pursell. late apprentice to me, as viii not pay
any debts contracted by her.
jy S-H" HENRY MCINTOSH
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W. W. KIRBY, Trustee.

C.1OO REWARD-The above reward will be
SIUU given for the safe delivery to the under
stoned of Il HORSE. BUGGY AND HARNESS,
stolen on the nil ht of the 4th instant from stable
in the rear of the Washington House, corner of
Third street and Pennsylyania avenue, Washing
Bay. about seven years old: with largefneck car
rying a hi gh head and having the following marks:
the left hind foot white and small in the fore
head The Buggy is coal box one. with
shifting top, having the name of Robert ii. era
nam maker inscribed on it JAS W. SELBI.
I 323 Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-11

MADAM AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME-
vi dunn, has taken rooms at Mrs. Turner's Ho-
tel, OH corner of 9th street and Penn avenue, south
side, where she is pre- pared read the Past Pres
emit and Future to all WHO wish to give her call.
O'Clock p. m, except Fridays. jy lO-3t~
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III RI EE'S ) A l. 4

& By virtue of deed of trust, dated April o. 1885,
from Daniel Cram to W W. Kirby, and recorded in
Liber n c. T. No 2, foios iS to 352 one of the land
records for the county of Washington, D. c., shall
sell at 10 clock m. on FRIDAY next the 18th of
July. at the house of Captain Hewlett, corner AZ
and streets a lot of Household Effects to satisfy
said Trust
Terms cash.
Il-3iN W. W, KIRBY. Trustee.
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TEE EGRAPHIC NEWS.

SO ON The po-cMAC.
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STRAYED OR STuLEN-A light brinde COW,
- a white stripe down her hack. and white fore
head. $40 reward will be paid if delivered to mo
any information where can get her.
j. SHELLEY.
Jy 1l-2tE corner of 18th and u.
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ANY PERSON OR PERSONS KNOWING THE
"A whereabouts Of my wife, AMILLIA VIM,
Of spare built; small features lisps little; of me-
dunn size brown skin; short hair; and from Lun-
estate. All information will be thankfully re-
ceiyed at the Sixth street wharf, in Depew's Gang
band.
jy S-3tt JACK WIND
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goo REWARD-Strayed or stolen, last Friday
pAu night, July 7th, dark bay HORSE. with
saddle marks and white hind feet blind in his left
eye white starn his forehead; and adaIk bay mare
white spots on her left side and one on the right
The above reward will be given if both are re-
turned to- r. NJ HARPER
jy lO-3t' near Fl Slocum Blacksmith Shop.
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NfTANTED-An experienced female COOK and n
w GIRL to do washing. ironing and chamber
work. For information apply at the Star office.
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A YOUNG MAN WISHES \ SITUATION IN A
N Grocery or Dry Goods store as Clerk. Writes
a good hand aud can come well recommended AMI
give any reference required. For an Interview adj
dress :. A - Star Office. " II BIT
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Nv ANTED-At the new INTELLIGENCE
w OFFICE. in the Washington Building, Room
No. 10, corner of PENNSYLVANIA avenue and 9TH
street COOKS, LAUNDRESSES, CHAMBER
MAIDS and GIRLS for all kinds of work. Gen,le-
men and ladies wishing servants will please make
applications at the above office. ~ ll-2t-
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WANTED-By a respectable woman, a SIT
w J-ATI0N as cook in respectable faInil y
Has DO objections to go short distance in the coun
try The best of references given If required:
Please call at No. 1856 street, between 18th and
10Th SIS Jy list
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RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SIT
n CATION a. hOusekeeper. Best references can
be given. Inquire at 436 G street, between 9TH
III, iN Al
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hire a good COOK, for few
w days, IG1s street, second house from Penn.
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VNANTED-A GARDENER single man, or a
W married man with small family. Apply at
the Star Office. " IL 81
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vyTANTED-A BELL HANGER and LOCK-
w SMITH. Inquire of the undersigned at No.
Ala u street, between 9th and 9TH streets.
~ lI-3t* JN0. J. PEABODY.
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VVANTFD--At the Seaton House. a BUNDLE
w WASHER. (white girI;) also, Colored Man
as Floorman. Good references required. Apply
Immediately. ~ ll-2t'
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yTANTED-A SITUATION as Seamtrcss and
w has no objection to taking charge of child
and making herself useful. Apply at No. 39i
afr between 10Th and 18th. iy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
Worth Living For.

When from my room chance to stray. to spend
hour at break Of day. | ever hni the place mos
dear where soma friend treats 70 .ager beer.--Sa-
crdmcnfO iGr.
All. yes my fiend, OF city life. sure .uch tire; {
cures such a strifc, but better than such dose by
e.. are pleasures Of Il fine cisdr.-Plaeer H10h.
Such pleasures INV suit baser minds, but with
the good favor finds; think the present Joys
Of lie, is making love 10 ones own wilc.-TOleaHo
L.GqfT.
Most wise your choice, nv worthy friend in
llsmen's ioy, your cares 10 end. but We though
tired OF single lie. can't boast OF having own
wife: and % when meath cares We faint. we
ay to kiss some g.ithi; ain't--yct .--NOpa Rep.
That lager beer will bile provoke. while fine
liavaaas" end in smoke. To court ones wife is
better far than lager beer or vile cigar. Kisses
:hc dew of loves Young morn, break the lips
a. soon born. These sll naughI TO that
great ioy-thc first glance at your frs,.born 10!
-Erening Ltdyer.
lis true, b sa wished for pleasing. but then
suppose the frsl girl. A dear sweet child with
ways cIre>.inG. with pou,ing lips and h,xcn curl.
with dimplcd sheek and laughing eye, to come
and b.d pap, good bye. So whether boy, OF
whether t'other. embrace the babe and then the
nOther.-San Francisco Globe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
s5prtial Mntites.


From tie GU. pal and Messenger, religious pa
per of Cincinnati
Cure for Dyspepsia.
Nh EDITOR: feel il due to those who are sTf.
fering from dyspepsia to state remedy, which
have been advised to use, and which has effected a
cure. | was afflicted with the unpleasant coLse-
quences of Indigestion last winter and spring, till
my health was despaircd Of 1 have been an OPP
poser to patent medicines generally, but was in
duced to use "Dr. Roback's Stomach Bitters,"
manufactured in your city. One bottle has relicv-
ed me Of all those symptoms, and can now graft
fy good appetite upon the Injuries of this boun-
tlful season, without experiencing the exceedingly
unpleasant effects which eating even light food
caused me a few months since.
believe this medicine TO be good and effective
in those diseases of the stomach for which it Is
recommended. | write this withon. the knowl-
edge of Doctor Roback or any one concerned. aud
do it first Of all for the good of those suffering from
indigestion and its kindred results.
A MINISTER.
We know the writer oftlIc above, and that he
is wha he PROCESSES to be-a minister and gen
tcman of truth Journal and Messenger.
See Advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
THE DRAFT ORDERED.
POSITIVELY THE LAST CHANCE.

Tbs Draft has been ordered in several
localities. and may be ordered here any
day. Now 10 the last chance TO escape
Come in at once and attend another meet
ing TO be held at WOODWARD HALL,
ON FRIDAY, FEB. Nth, 1865. at one
O'Clock. p. NJ. and also at O'Clock in
the Evening. for the purpose of raising
ths balance of the funds necessary.
All those who have subscribed are noti-
fed to make payment at the Branch Bank
immedistely.
The naniss of Subscribers TO the Bounty
Fund, with the amounts opposite, will be
published next week.
BY Order of COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

GREKsBAcKs.-S. Becker, Of the firm Of
g. IL NJ. Becker. intends to start east
about the 18th of March for the big stock
ont in the new brick across the street, but
before starting they want few thousand
dollars more in Greenbacks from those
indebted to them. and expect all who owe
them to call and settle before that date.
In the meantime those who want to
buy goods for cash, if they want the best
bargains they ever got. considering the
t'mss.' ere invited to call ct their store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
Information Free!

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility. In
competency. Premature Decay. and Youthful Err
ror, actuated by desire heneht others, will be
happy to furnish to all who need it, Gree 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 a sure and valuable remedy, can do so by
addressirr him at his place Of business
The Recipe and full infornntion--of vital impor
tance-will be cheeruly sent BY return mail.
Address JOHN B. OGDEN.
No. SO Nassau Street, New York.
P. S.-Nervous Sufferers ofboth sexes will find
this information invaluable.
Dec. 9, lss4-ns- m9sr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
Bounpox TowSsnrp.-A letter from ou

correspondent a, Bourbon. dated Feb. p.
says: Two men are yet wanted TO fill the
quota of bourbon township. The COM
mit,ee sen; to L,porte last week put in
sleven volunteers a, $3.50 each. when the
bounty funi being again exhausted they
wsrs compelled to return before the quota
Vas filled. The township has expended
Oil 900 in the sttemp, to avoid DRAFT
ami stanl- far aheai Of all other townships
10 Marshall county. The few hundred
dollars yet required will soon be raised
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

This is the season Of the year to use Mrs. Ban
ring Cordial for Children TtetLing. 1t not only
relieves the child from pain, but invigOrates the
stomach and bowels, corects acidity, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. L; will al
most instantly relieve
Clipping OF the Bowels and Wind collie.
and overcome commissions, which. if not speedily
rcmedicd. end in death. We believe it the BEST
and sURE,T EENE IN THE WORLD, in all cases o.
pYsxxrARY and d RRu6A in cmILIRrS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

GolSe EAsr.-The junior proprietor OF
the Regulator" store has started east for
their Spring and Summer supply OF
Goods. de requested us. before he start
Cd, to say to our readers, that if there
were any fine goods to be had in New
York. at reasonable price. he intended
to buy some. so look out in abont two or
three weeks to hear Of the arrival OF q
large and elegant stock at the Regulator. !"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

PEACE OR WAR.-Paul having sold OIL
his Boot and Shoe Store TO 6. S. Clsave-
land. desires to settle up the business i'm
mediately. and respectfully requests all
persons indebted to him to call at once. at
the OIL stand, where he may be found for
short time. and square their accounts.
He hopes all will see the necessity Of com
plying with this request.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

Godey's Lady's Book for March, has 6
beautiful and life-like steel engraving,
The Shadow on the Wall. a splendid COL
orsd Fashion Plate. giving the spring fash
ions. besides other handsome embe!lish-
-snsnts. Music. and the usual amount OF
Literary reading of the highest merit
Price SO in advance. Address L. a..
Cooley. PHILADELPHIA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

Losr.-In Plymouth on Monday eve
ming last. a BRowy MoRoCco POcKEI
Book. containing between 81 and So in
paper. and q note for SIC on man nam
oil Tabor. in South Bend. besides some
other papers. it is believed. II the finder
will leave the pocket book. note ani pa
Pers at thi, oiiite, he may keep the money
Tor his trouble.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

"OCR E.'-ThiS institution !. now
under the supervision Of Lieut.. George
Baldwin. who understands the business.
and will doubtless use every effort 10 make
his guest, comfortable and satisfied with
their fare.