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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,

n. AND c. n. AND n. W. RAILROADS.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 9th, 1865.
ON and after Tuesday Oct 10, 1861 and until further
I y tice, Passenger Trains will follows:
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA LINE.
Nashville for Chattanooga and all points South at
A N. Arrive at Chattanooga at 6:20 P n.
Returnng-Leaye Chattanooga at 6:i0 A Il. Arrive at
Nashville at 5:l5 p. n.
Shelbyvlle Accommodation leave Nashville at 3:l0 r. NJ
arrive at Shelbyvile at 7:20 P. NJ.
Returnng-Ieave shelbyvle $40 4. NJ arrive at o55
Al
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville for Johnsonvie and all points West and
Northwest at p. arrive Johnsonvlle at IL
Returning-Leave Johnsonvle l5o NJ, arrive at Nash
vile a $50 A. II.
Trains N and N W. Railroads connect at Johnsonvle
with line of Steamers for Paducah, Cairo and St
Louis.
Trains stop at all intermediate points.
WIN. P. INNES Gen1 Supt
dec6tf n. & C. and n. & n. W. Railroads.
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USE HELMBoLDs
Fluid Extract Buchu,

all these organs whether existng dle
Fe1rdis" from whdteUer cause oioindtH9 no matte
boc long standing IL pleasant in odor, tl
mediate i action, and strengthening than of ht
preparations OF BUk or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken dotcn delicate C9nstItu
Hons, procure the remedy at
The reader must be that however slight be ht
the sbnvc diseases, is certain affect hS Bcdi
Heath, Mental POaoers and Happiness.
All the above diseases REQUIRE the aid Of diurec.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
ATT ACHMENT-

A. P. Churmau ". /. ". Cochran.
IHE PLAINTIFF, On AFFIDAVIT
says tn defendant indebted him and Unus
Onceals himself that the ordinary process
rived him, having obtained OTgna agau
the defr ndan rvturnabe bror J.
geons Justice of the Peace for Blouut county,
having been levied his properly: ordered
said Justice that the defendant appear before
ice in the Owl District of BouuE county the ith
I April 1866, the will be proceeded with y par
Il is further ordered that this be published
successive weeks in Brownlow's Wing
mar2l A." JOHN j. HUDGEONS, J. p
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.

IIMb IAbLL.
IMPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AND
H dispatched from the Office Of the Company in Knoxville
Leaves daily for Soh and Wes5, Chattanooga
1I20 A.
Goods Packages received up the hour Of 1880
Leave daily for Lynchburg and the Bast, l32o p.
Goods and psskages received st the hour ll;z0 u.
jan2lAF y. 8. WOODWARD AZenr.
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Attachment.
john VI. La ge VS. John EiBcaid.
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT

says the defendant indebted him and absconds
conceals himself that the ordinary of law
served upOn him and having obtained original
against the of the defendant made returnabc
Jacob Meyers aJutc of the Peace for Claiborne
and the having been levied defendants property
ordered by said Justice that the defendant
him, at his own house in Claiborne county Tennessee
the 5st day of March 1866, defend said suit
will be taken for confessed and for hearing parte.
further ordered by said Justice that this notice be pub
shed for four successive weeks in Brownlow's Whig
mar2l-4ts JACOB MEYERS, j. P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
CIRCUIT COURT CLINTON.
THE DEFENDANTS, J. BURKE AM

I1th Judicial CiTcuit, Anderson county, Tenn,
Calvin ADKINS, next freud John ate, vs. John Bur
and Charles Gentry.
THE DEFENDANTS, J. BURKE AND {
Il ~ having fed from the limits OF the State,
III Dseves that the Ordinary process of law
served them charged in the affidavit: 1t thereto
rdered that publication De made four
BrOTnovs hg, notify said defendants appear brfu
the circuit Court Of Anderson county, The May Sp
;ia Trrml thereof be held hOusr Clinton
the second Monday of May then and there pes
swsF demur the suit aud demand the paintin
will be taken d confessed.
March ., 1906 4t" l. G.. MARSHALL, Clers.
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Where there's a viii there's a Way.

IL was q noble Roman
In Romes imperial day,
Who heard Q coward croaker,
Before the battle say
They're safe in such fortress;
There is no way 20 shake it"
"0n, on y exclaimed the hero.
"I'llfnd way or make itT'
Is fame your aspiration
her path is steep and high,
In vain he Eeeks the temple,
Content 20 gase and nigh
y The shining throne is waiting,
But he alone can take it,
Who says with Roman frmness--
"I'il find way or make IL ?"
Is learning your ambition
There is no royal road
Alike the peer and peasant
Must climb to her abode,
Who feel the thirst for knowledge
In Hellicon may stake it,
If he has the Roman viii
J To "fnd 3 way or make il y
Are riches worth the getting.
They must be bravely sought.
With wishing and with fretting
The boon cannot be bought;
To all the prize is open,
But only he can take it,
Who says with Roman courage
y "I'll find way or make it ~
In Loves impassioned warfare,
The tale has ever been
That victory crowns the valiant,
The brave are they who win
Though strong is beauties castle,
A lover still may take it,
Who says with Roman daring
"1n find way or make it y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

Liberal discounts viii be made to those who advertise lib
orally.
Calls persons to become candidates viii be inserted as
advertisements to be paid for invariably in advance
All advertisements which the number of insertions is not
marked will be published and charged accordingly
Advertisements will be considered due when inserted except
those with whom we keep regular accounts.
No advertisement from distance will be inserted unless ae-
oompand by remittance except in where the adver-
tiser is known 10 be punctual
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
OWNERS OF IMpRoVED FARMS

OWNERS OF IMPROVED FARMS
Desirous to sell TIE same, are inUited to send
fua description. Lo,eeSt price, and best terms
together eith authority TO sell the same to this
Bice.
ONE HUNDRED FARMS WANTED
for Northern Immigrants
Parties hdcing ettigabie MtiisSit 10 dispose
of. are Lkelcise requested TO confer gith US.
No charge forserUices unless sale be effected,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
cHANcERY eouRTLTAzEWEL
N THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING

thst the defrndans, Thomas s Gibson, e Y. Rice
NJ Kncad residents Uf the State Of Tenne
see the bill 1t is ordered that publication
made in Brown ov Whg for four successive weeks notifying
ad defendants before the Chaneery Court at Tan
WE'LL Monday of June next, then aud there
ssid the will be taken confessed,
them for hearing copy Of the order
p. RODDY, q. & NJ,
March 81 1856 BY JAMES 4. EVANS, D. q. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
Neil Southern and Others vs. c. Y. Rice aud Others
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING

that the defendants, e. Rice Thomas henderson
Outhern Uriah southern, Andrew Baker, EEaDeth Bak
datilda Baker Uther Heirs at Law Nancy Baker,
William Wallace amt vale Matthias Wallace, the eT
at Law OF Matilda PercinvId, dvveased,
numbers unknown nUusTesdvnts of Te
uessee, bid 1t vrdcTed that pub
made Brownivw Wing Tor weeks,
wing said defendants appear before tue LLsCry
razewe tAe nrst hOuday Juue next tuen
said suit VIII be tsksu Confessed
them and for bearing parte copy vi the
\. kUDDG, Y. q NJ,
March q, 1866. By JAMES K. EVANS, u. Z. q Al
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WORMS! WORMS

WORMSi WORMS!
MOTHERS, YOUR CHILDREN ARE
VI pineng away and dying, when you can s-rs ITEM
Mrs. Winslow's Vegetable Worm Candy,
certain and agreeable the only purely yegetabl
Worm Destroyer made. Price 25 cents.
Manufactured by GEO. W ALBERS BRO
Cincinnati Ohio.
For sale by CHAhBEhEAlH bhOS, and Druggists gen
eraly,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

HELMPoLD's FLUID ExrRAcr BUcHr pleasant taste
"d"r Tree a arIous properties and immediate in is
action.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Weakness Arising from Indiscretion.

The exhausted powers OF hich accompanied BY
many alarming symptoms. which viii be Toand In
sf Memory Wsksfuness ror
Of Disease Fsr=bedi Of Evil; in TACT Uyerse Lass
tnie Prostration Inability enter into the enioynen
OF society -.
The Constitution affected with Organic Fedksss,
Suirs Mrdein strengtheR and fHsfGorafs u
tyssez1, which HELMBoLDS EXTRACT bUCHU invariably
does II treatment suoised TO Consumption or insan
ity ensues. ,s-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
HELMBoLD's
Fluid Extract Buchu,

In affections peculiar FENALEs" unequaed by
other preparation, in Chleross enu Psnfnness
Su Customary kv2cuaons liberated Sehr
State of the uterus and all comp DtS incident th
whether arising from of mprudence in
or the decline or change in life
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
u B. Cloud, Admir-, Gc John benny and wife, al
Others.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING

that the deIcudants Denny and Nancy Denny
VIM Burchfed aud John Lane Residents the
tennessee the bill 1t ordered public
be BrUvulUw's Wing four
notifying said defendants before the ChHncery
TaZewe the MONDAY of June then and hr
ief.nd suit tho Will be
and for hearing pare. copy Of order.
p. N. kUDDY, {. x NJ,
March q, 1866. BY JAMES L. EVANS, d. T. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretie.
HELMBoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED p
Compound Fluid Extract SarsapariIIa,

For purifying tile blood renewing all chronic constitutional
Diseases arising impure of the blood, and tn
only reliable and tua known remedy for The OF Scro
ua scald Salt Rhtuu sa elir gs the
liberation the Throat and Lgs Bloches, Pmpes the
Face letter Epeas, and ali scsy erupohs Of the Skin,
AND BEaUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
Not ew of ths worst disorders affect mankind
from the that accumua'es in the blood OF all tn,
quail effect HskxBoLDs CoMPouSD ExTRAcr
IL cleanses and Tnoyatrs the buOd Ills Ih hesh
stimulates the healthy functions of the body and
pells th disorders ba and raDke in the blood. Sui
remedy that could be relied ha. long been sought for
and for the tst me the public have which 'heS
depend Our oace here does admit of certificates
how its effects, bu' the trial Of single bottle will show the
SIX that has VIes SURPRISING anything they have ever
Esken
ITo s.pooq the Es'tao. Of sa;sageris added to
uy equal aBo7 Of the Syrup sarsaparils, the
1eCJctOIs usually made
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
ysm.se no secret Of the Ingredients REZMB0LD'S
FLUID EITRAC? BUCHU is composed of Buchu, Cuoeb
na 1qniPs ~, sIs99 with eat care and prepared i,
yeats eXrsrrt III in the city OF Phila delPhia
ruEsE rxTRAoTE HAVE BEN ADMITTED TO USE N
IHt UNITED STA IEs AEMf ard r. slso in Iy gene a
-e N nI he State II sPlTALs and PUBLIC eANiFAKf IN
SCrIONS throughput the aud, well rs in private
ices, and eonsdr' ed as rvalu4 bic remedies.
See Medicei Properties Of the Bucha,
FROM DIsPENsARY OF THE UNITED STATES.
See Professor valuable works Practice
rhysic.
See remarks made ~ the la,e celebrated Dr. Physic Phil
See remarks by Ephram McDowen, eel, brated
and Of the Royal College OF Surgeons Ire
<bd and published In the Transactions OF tie King APO
Queens Journal
See Mrdco Chrurgcal view, published by Benjamin Ira
rers, Fellow of Royal College OF Surgeons, .n-
See most OF the late Stan dare works of Medicine.
FETRACT RIGHT
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
R. F. Mason, Admir-, and otners, vs.. RnOdee MASON
others.
In THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING

that the defendants Lewis MaSUu, 5OGis Miller,
Miller and Mary A. Mathis
tennessee s the bill lJ Is ordered pubic.
tion be made in BrOwnlows Wing
notifying defendants appear before the Chancery
at Tszewel Monday June next,
to defend aid suit will be taken
them and hearing parte copy Of order.
2. n. kUDDi, e. & NJ,
March 81, 1866. By JAMES II. EVANS, ID. Y. & N
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HELHBoLD'5 EXTRA BUCHU gives health Vgor tn
and bloom the pallid cheek Debility is accompa
by many alaTm mpto aud if is sub
med to, consuu ption, insanity epepuc fits ensue.
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Jacob Campbell by his next ireud Eldridge Campb,
vs. Hawkins Campbell and others
vs.. haWklus OHLlElUeII aIII V911IS.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING

that the deendant Y. Rice, Hawkins Campbell john
Campbell, Thomas Campbell, Isaac Walker and wife AsiI@
Walker and temperance Campbell Nonresident O III
Tennessee, enl 1t ordered ths
be made BrownlOws Wing for
weeks notifying said deiendans appear before the Chanc
y farewell, tue nrst MOnday next,
,nd defend said suit, the VIII be
aud hearing parts eUpy
order. r. \. kuDDY, Z. 4 N,
March 81, 1850. BY JAMES K. EVANS, ID. q. "a
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Mr.. Seward to be the Next Presiden.
tIal Candidate OF the South.

We take the following from the Washington cor
respondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

l. that the defendants, Z. D. Murphy, B. +. Murphy
Hugh e. Murphy nOnrssidens of the Tennessee
shown in the bill 1t is ordered that publication be maj
successive weeks in BrUwnlow Mhig notifying
defendants appear before the Chancery Court Tazew
the first Monday of June then and there defend
the will be taken confessed them and
hearing parte. A copy Of the order.
-r ?. y. RoDDY, c. NJ,
March 81, 1866. By JAMES R. EVANS, D. c. & NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
Prolonged sleep.

There are several cases or record of a prolonged
abstinence OF food, but they are mostly Ofold date
and one nj least after much vain watching, wa:
discovered l. be a cheat. What credit il 10 he
gwen TO DR.. Bands statement, we are not in a
position TO DECIDE; bit may at all events believe
that he himself is firm believer in *: The ac-
count lie gave was read at the French Academy,
and IN substance It MAS Is follows:
young woman. thwenty years Of age fell as leer
and slept for fifty DAYS. This was in 1851; and
nothing Of the kind REQUIRED until the beginning
OF l>G2, when sic suddenly fell asleep again, and
did not awake until March, 1868 Every imarin-
able effort was made to rouse her. but wi:hou,
effect; she continued 70 remain asleep without,
showing the slightest sign OF being disturbed
Ter breathing was almost imperceptible, the pulse
low, the skin rosy and fresh She neither ate nor
drank and yet there appeared TO be slight ten
dency toward fatienns.
On reading the first paper. the Doctor entered
INFO some sPecnlatioas concerning sleep, which are
very imperiectly reported. 1t seems that Re
distinguishes three kinds Of sleep-the diurnal, the
annual and the metam0rphic. We have all had
experience OF the irst the second corresponds with
the hybernatlCn OF certain animals, the third il
transitory as in the case ofthe transformation Of
caterpler into butterfly. Sleep he considers to
be peculiar form OF life, and the primary condi-
ton under which life is manifested. Everybody
Will not agree with him in his theory, but his
MAIDS another statement on the same subject: and
IN confirmation oft he quoted the names of other
doctors-Segalas, Dumerd, Darsonville, Puel, and
others. For an entire year, lady presented the
slme symptoms as Madame Macleod and Louise
Durand; that Is TO say, animal life NULL organic
life good, but reduced TO a minimum; the pulse
SLOW breathing almost mpercepible the flesh soft
and fresh, no diminutOn of iesh but an absolute
ncenslbility and general contraction At the first
every effort was made to awaken them,'o to keep
them from falling to sleep again when they were
awake: but finding the utter uselessness Of this
treatment the doctor thought il was cruel to con
tinue H. and suffered the lady first eferred to to
sleep as much as she was inclined, its salutar
influence having been speedily discerned By him
on the two first occasions Of her falling asleep,
they having followed on two severe attack. of ill.,
ness, attended BY intensely acute suffering. The
question why sleep should enjoy the privilege of
rendering persons insensible TO pain, and of pre-
serving them from los. offesh, is one which men,
with al their scientific knowledge, very unlike
ly 10 s0lye.-Once Week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18

The Rochester Union says that the physicians
OF that city have expressed themselves in the most
decided terms in favor of the proposition to keep
back the damaged wheat now lying in Chicago
They all concur in the opinion that there is no
such prolific cause Of cholera as foul grain, and il
cholera is not prevailing it produce other dis
eases scarcely less fatal. One physician, who rec
sided IN Buffalo years ago when the cholera pre-
vailed, stated that the disease was worse among
the mea employed about the grain elevators and
ships.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH.

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion FOR diseases arising nom habits OF
dissipation used IN connection with the Extracts Duchu
and sarsaparlla In such diseases as recommended Evi
dcncc OF the responsible and reliable character
accompany the medicines. Also explicit
use tei hundred; of WsGn az living Witnesses end up.
wards Of $4,000 unsolicited certificates and recommends
tory letters many which highest rourees
including eminent Physicians Ccrgymen Statesmen, &C.
The Proprietor has rcsoed 10 their publication In
the ncwppcrs does do this from the his
articles rank Standard Preparations. aud 90
to be proppcd Up By certificates.
The Science OF Medicine, like the Dor;c Column, should
stand simple, pure. majestic having Fact for Its basis
Induction for It's pillar, and Truth alone for Its Cspita
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
ONE BOND,

Circulars forwarded and subscriptions received Nv
JOHN W. CORLIEs & CO., and
J. Y Tiff, Financial Agent Of the Republs
of MeSiro, 5. Broadway, Y. Y.
H5 Subscriptions also received 10y Banks and Banker
generally throughout the United States.
Dee /, lStj-n6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
THE REPUBLICAN,
e Remarkable Prophecy.

In io49 Mrs HENRIETTA WELL,xoTos Bears
was invited IN Europe by an American family a
large possessions At the South to travel through
The slave States and see for herself their actual
condition. Her rhyme1 reply WAS this singular
prophecy;
You tell me ola bright land far over he Pea.
But al. can you call il the land Of the frecl
Where the image Of God, for handful of gold,
Like beast Of the field in the market is sold
W here the child from ths mothers fond bosom is
torn
Where the father s chained, leaving orpL4p. for
locn-
Where the maiden i barteref, ike merchsadis.
Then doomed TO the Lash and groan Of dcspair.
Woe: voc 70 thee fair land. flr over shc main:
For the canker Of death-d,rk ssvesy's stain
Shall snaw To thy sitalS while every sigh
From the victims who NriJhe. mounts Tor Justice
ON high.
And lie the great Lord Of the universe wide.
shall smite thee TO earth in thy strength and thv
pride;
Tor vengeance must fall for foul crueS1es done
on the beings redeemed BY IIisoNn beloved Son.
The sound of the war-drum shall thrill thee at
night,
As thy sons and thy brothers are borne to the
fight;
The slave and The cotton shall stab thee with rain.
And the North and the South be divided in twain,
And brother 'stiust brother shall strike IN the
fsht.
And battles be fought in the dead of the night:
And the white maid and widow IN sorrow shall
mourn,
Aut The aigs of Thy freedom in ;aiters be torn
The Nor.h in her might like vl.;rlwind shall
rise,
And tle n.tes Of the cannon be borne to the skies
And though the warm blood Of her heroes be shed.
The light OF her freedom shall never be dead;
The stars and The Stripes an Excelsior shall be,
Proud Iioerty's banner from land and bv sea-
AID Tie Union, though spurned by the slave hold
er'- >corn.
Shall be guided by Mortimer for ages unborn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
R
pittshuYph FIJI Wavre and Chicas

On and after Nov 10, 1850 trains will leave Station.
daily sundays excepted. follows, Train leaving Chi
caso At 90 7. M, leaves daily
TRAINS GOING WEST.
E1FErs. EIPEnss MAIL. EIrErss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
ne shoemaker.

\ shoemaker ft on his workbench sat,
With shoe about half done;
His figure was short and his hair was gray.
And his bright eve twinkled in such wly
That YOU would have thought he vi, merely 8
Or P having Bit of fun.
AL labor, SAYS he. appears to be
4 part OF nv homored;
Thcy may dig, or preach. or hew. OF teach,
Whatever they 90, YOU wiIi see in each
Something that's always within my reach.
o. nv daily customs made.
The narSOa NAV smile, as down each aisle
lis eloquence sonorous roll.:
lie can only believe, when his sermon is Ger
And silence broods Ser tie pews once more,
That re Only performs h.' I've done before:
For I'm cUrer Of :ol-s.
The loctor delights. as lie kuovincl7 write,
prescription Tor pain or smart,
n think that for aches ne give an ease,
And also 20 think OF the coming fees;
n sure my profession with him agrees
practice tie .rq-iag art.
An L. L. D. or higher degree
OF scholastic lore commanding,
MAY aspire 70 fame in some science high,
And puzzle wise heads With logic dry,
And vet he can not do more than
To improve the understanding.
Tic merchant. nj ease sends over the seas.
Aad commerce lends aid to call;
But tsmpests nay rally to rend his sails,
AMI tis arCosies sink under wintry gales;
Ike me. his misfortune he sadly berail.,
Whenever he loses his awI
Though hard | NAV stitch, and never get rich,
Yet rome Of more means can beat;
For though Of their wealth they make q grea
And scatter their income as they GO.
There one thing can do Oltener, know,
And that i, make both ends meet
When ages have SPED, and among the dead
All other professions hav. passed,
al alone in my glory shall be-
No other employment will anv one see,
1t must &c GO, for you will agree,
Ny business j. onc Of the last
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18

A young woman was recently captured among q
tribe of Indians on the headwaters of the Uruguay
who had been captive from childhood, and who
had adopted the manners and costume-or rather
lack of costume of her associates. The women OF
the village of Bueno Diaz, where she was frs,
brought, fitted her out with civilized clothing, and
she was placed in the convent of Santa Clara near
Monte Video for instruction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18

On recent Zip of ono ofthe Illinois river pack
ets--a light draft ons-the passengers we're star
tied by the cry OF "rran 0yerboard7' The steam
eT was stopped, and preparations made to save him
when his voice was heard exclaiming, Go ahead
with your old steamboat. III walk along behind
you"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-18
So, coo mo 10 be Sold at SIXTY CENTS on In
COLLAR,

IN l. Currency. thus yielding ia interest Of TWELVE
PER CENT. IN GOLD, SEVENTEEN FER CENT.
IN CT RRENCY thu present rate Of premium gold
FIRST YEARS INTEREST ALREADY PROVIDED.
Most DESIRABLE INVESTMENT ever offered.
IMMENSE TR4cTs of MINING AMI AGsicULrURiL
LANDS; SIXTY FER CENT. of PoRr DUEs, IMrosrs.
and TAXES, in the States of TAMAULIrAs and SAN
LUIS POrosI; and the PLIGHrED FAIrH of the said
States and the General. GOVERNMENT are ALL
PLEDGED for the redemption of these Bonds and the
payment of interest.
THE SECURITY is AMPLE.
SO in : Currency will buy per Gold Bond Il $50