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Daily lHs running airecsiy Kasf frun centrsl Iowa
70 Chleass. 10 Mliss Staging szves-sa Miles
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snd the East is yiA the
Chicago d SseSx aa&sSEu AAA MazsKsssvIa
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sseaplnE Cars are ea all na<na traiaa TFaIna en-
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saanSs % cars, ne ferrizga or dsixy
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osssr points In Censfai and Western Eowa fessore
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January 4, 1850 A #4t stv
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tas oss sf ths CEsFk af sAs Digtrscs Ceast AZ POI
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sass aay. saas . aazAzasneeAs n 9cspeA 4. n. in
nsas @ sn9 gSaay M4esu4Ms4 0s6cs, In sAe city
sf uennGi AaeS ~ kefzsaizg a14eriAed Real Rs-
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xns feAsowtnE Ia Tie prepesty as sszaasi T. Car
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-03

y 2 panlaahsd yssterdkys stss s~e s61E1sA
saazs pr sides 90 q - saahse Ill .sal1w..
interested 20 compare fheua. aubioiksIi,
= sabfe pf ths pfipeipla inaporSI visk
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! soAanle or LOO Per ssas greasss, d ths
Worth han as tie South.
f.a KsstAsra Taxaa ssstAsxw rxrsss
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cKRRIYYeg aAIR

GyHRRIYgeg BALE g&a E.4fss3
~ ~ vtFeas ct special exaeasien 10 nae direct
I'D froaa tAa Oea Of tae CisEA ss1 DzsIxs1 0ozrs
o. Pottswstt&mis County, Iowa, shall peeoasa 10
seai an Saturday sAa ekA day oE April. A.n. 1891
bstwssn tAs hsu9s af 10 oseieea A. u. and sssEes&
r. n. OF said dag, sale to commence at 70 etciecx
n. - xEzss 81 rs SseEn1E xnasszx2Rs aEs In sAg
etsy afCoaneil Hfuas rns fasiSsfn8 aes1FfSsd neai
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range -, oa ss at ssEssun ~ 60 ID rnaas ID
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Takes as ese RssneFsy sz r. n. s4oaa ss saskRss
&R axecutaon In favor ef T. A Walker.
3, M. CRAIG, EhsFIM
CeHHciI Biuffs, Tswa, March &sA, 1854 4
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xgNrUCKY Vi. oHso--rwxL LAaocAsy

KENTUCKY ws. 0kxEo~~RKxE Lace CASE
We give below tbs substance of the
opinion delivered By Chief 1astiss Tsnsy.
Ia announcing the desision Of the suprss.e
Court Of the Unisaa States, in shs Naxe
case. This was an application By ths
Gosernof afshe State Of Kentucky for .
saandamsss against the Governor OF Ohio,
g compel The surrender Of fugitive from
justice from the former State, The fagi-
tive In question was charged With stealing
negro. Gov. Dsanison, of Ohio, rsfus-
I'd 70 saaErendsr him ca tha ground that
the shanee charged was not crime under |
the Laws of0hie. Ii will be- sean that
while the Supreme Court could not grant |
the asaadawsss, ID expressly denies ths le-
galisy of shs grouna taken by Gov. Den-
nason.
Chief Justice Tsnsy delivered an ouin.
ian sn kke matter ef tAe Camngouw AL
kensuckys agaiass shs Governor aa Ohio.
Deaaisoa, decsdsa it was case of orig
NAL Jurtsdietlons and In effect, one State
against another, and, therefore, the Court
has no Jurisdfcsion under the Constellation. t
e n = sasa 90 soagal the Govarnsr osI
Ohao, 1T manda@asy 30 ssagxandsw fugi- n
ave from justice from Rantueky. II
The Court says that the danaDding
state has right 20 have every such fagi- I,
i've fieliTezed up that che STATE of OHIO Il
aaa % Flshs 10 sa8as inso aha sasstson as |
g s*hssheE the %ss az iySAsaA the fugitive
itands accused 10 criminal or not in Ohio. Ii
provided THAI il was crime in Rsatucky II
md i IN the duty of tbs Govegnor of Ohio | q
2 delsvsssaPs qPaa amy ssssper spssofs shat J
he act charged Is crime by the Laws Of
.snsaekys thai the aas Of sCaagrass of la
7ss determines what evidances In Eo bs th
admitted 70 The State of Ohio; that the | q
nfy OF the Goyernor il ministerial mere
I, like THAI Of y Sheriff or Marshal. and /,
ppeais 70 his good faith In the discharge Il
Ia eonstlsasiona1 duty, for tks 'rsason b
aaa CoagRess sannes impose anyg gedersl 8
afy on tAa siResxa Of State aad thai il
here snch ofheeFs are. callsd appa BY an &
% OF Congress % psrform sueh duty, he "
sfssesyss - 70 be but good sanse and rood q
sIta on their part 10 do 80. And on tti
lssa grounds tha aaaAdamas 10 raEused. "
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g .soin sAs 0rs ek sks Cisrk sx sAs psssrics cca
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seit - 1<sxE4AE ths f1kA dnT 81 AnFsf & fss5 -
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sss 0rss 4 - 80 81 s.as ..s.:. J.
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In eoaacslea vita JsAs ~-
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sAsvaea QHseasa aa4 Bssa R0uss
Iv ghteasS, New Tssk. Boston, PhlIsassphis ana
Baltsraorss TO Keekuk, 81 Louis and Cisria,stT
80 se sll points In Iinois, Taal4na aicigAn, OAIo
T.s rsaias Daily leave and arrive Sundays sx-
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Dross Railroad for QRincy5 st Msnaets vita ths
Iinaoas Central Railroad, for saaeas azd DunIsIsa
sasIsss 80 sss e.iss :. asfaea wiaa fas
sFRoTkk NU7sD&
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sAzAEz ihls Eoata wala axssxa Aa CAssaxa ~ 81 -
nSm y 20 " AssEs QUICKER tAam ~ ony oaass
soass and u ample time 10 eoansss wish ne Rreat
AAxssTa ana Southern ziaes.
DzE yegT Tickets via wssssrsR aaxsxssxnszssx a
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11xiinxzsn q No RaIiFuaA TlcRss fa1ssca u ATT
POINTS, KAss snA soutA y N'A'A-
TO sHTPPERs OF srocx.
stocx Trains VIA rEn regularly. lsayinx daily.
: sss ssss ssius ~ IN u Ne =. sish.s nc
aFeiatag all thess wsxAtiors aslsyE /
6Ass arg eszzsaEtsy Occurring % osAee routes
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re klasissagp1 close By the Ferry and prsyeyx win
20 thsfs sveTy tains they eoaid wixh for tha 40
saEma<iaaian af their stas& -l 4
xnssnsa 0sztfscsa ksEen % cAsaaxe Af'8%
JOHN g. READ, I
Ytcs Prssiaena and saserfnaexd~at.
2. kkAICK, Ge1 Western AEena
snEiLassoa, Fee ., 1881 Iy
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ne have already gwen placs - exrasza
from . couple Of articles in ths PARIS Pas#
the sezni-cfhcial organ Of the Fgeneh Cor
ernnenas in which bEnad gnound 10 taken
for the Southern Coafsdsracy, We aad
the follawing in ths Momitear, the Enn-4
peror's moath-piece, whiah, thoagh laas
decided than the articles In the Pas.
shswa clearly whas Tiews the Goyarnusent
ID proposing TO takes
The Representatives Of the Northern
States, taking sdvaDsage of ths absence
Of Southern raeznbers, have been Ia great
haste 20 vose new custom houss tariff.
Now, then, the North, which ia dasirous
pf protecting It's xaanafacsuFes, l. rsrv
tss.f fosfhfs5 80 tss sdsas pf libersg chen L
has TO do sciih torIlfs, and does ,sa,g kesp
"a useso tbs Interests of the Soath-- b coun-
try asseasially agKiealtarMl and very maeA
IN favor a4 4rse tasda. faef s'aisf - |
4 The tariff herasofore in force was yery
protective, sinDa Is iEaposed On forasan
merchandise ad vaioresn duties ysrySsg |
from nineteen to thirty per cent. The nawl
AAA1s S&SSS &@ kksS &rW ssA&H& S18neE &AT%g&&X Z
or By eembinssions which subssituts . sps~
cahe for ad vaiorezn daties. TAis resao-
grade increment has been cery basaIy re-
cssrsd by Esgfassd, and sciH Be- nd 6esssr |
sikad By Fraass; foE Dssr silks, which used
% pay nineteen per cent, will pay tax /
varying from twenty 10 thirty pei csns..
and oar wines, saxsa as thirty per cent,
viii DO assessed ri 50 Ia per casE.
u . recoaaiiiasion should be elected IL |
the United ssssas, which does not tes an
pear TO be beyond hope, il ID proper ia
surmise thaa Che abolition of this tarifF
will be one ofthe compromise clauses os-
aimed by the South. II the Union be- med
se-essahiisAed, the programme If free
trade proclaimed b. Eha South will opsn |
Q our tFada and agriculture, soaa 10
fruitful intercourse aad larga ratusns.
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"a e hs pFopeyty 81 A. O. Brysnt 10 satigfv
an kxssusisa IN fsvarof Hi Carr,
MsFcA 10, 1881. =,
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wKDREsDAr, AraiL J, 1881.


For latest tslagraphis news, see thin
page.
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EYoR rHa EAsF- F-9xrsssIos q ra1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22

direction IN numbers only limited by the
amount of his railroad running stock
and his supply of provisions. To the
forces, therefore, we drove in from Fairfax
Court House. Fairfax Station. German
town. and Centreyille. and those under
Beauregard at Manassa sas. must be added
those under Johnston from Winchester,
and those brought up by Davis from Rich
mond and other places at the South. TO
which is to be added tho levy en- ndsse or
dered by the Richmond authorities to as
semble at Manassas. What all this
amounted to L cannot say. certainly to
much more than we attacked them with.
could not, as have said. more early
push on faster. nor could delay. A lasge
and the best part of my forces were three
months volunteers, whose term of service
was about to expire, but who were sent
forward as having long enough to serve
for the purpose of the expedition. On the
eve of the battle the 4th Pennsylvania re-
giment of volunteers and the battery of
volunteer artillery of the New York Sth
Militia. whose term of service expired. in
sisted on their discargc. l wrote to the
regiment, expressing request for them to
remain short time. and the Hon. Secre-
tary of War, who was at the time on the
ground, tried to induce the battery to re-
main at least five days. But in vain.-
They insisted on their discharge that night.
1t was granted, and the next morning.
when the army moved forward into battle.
these troops moved to the rear to the
co,,n4 <.ft tl,a
In the next few days. day by day, I
should have lost 10, 900 of the best armed.
drilled. officered and disciplined troops in
the army. In other words. every day which
added to the strength of the enemy made
us weaker.
In conclusion. I desire to say, in refer
ence to the events of the 2lst., that tho
general order for the battle to which re-
ferred was. with slight modification. liter
ally conformed to; that the corps were
brought over Bull Run in the manner pro-
posed. and put into action as before ar
ragged. and that up to late in the after
noon every movement ordered was carry
ing US successfully to the object we had
proposed before starting-that Of getting
to the railroad leading from Manassas 20
the valley of Virginia. and going on it far
enough to break up and destroy the COM
munication and intervals between the fore
es under Beauregard and those under
Johnston. And could we have fought
day or q few hours sooner, there is every
thing to show how we could have con-
tinued successful. even against the odds
with which we contended.
I have the honor to be. very respect
fully, your most obedient servant,
IRWIN MCDOWELL.
Brigadier General Commanding.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22
Union Meeting.

HH
On Tuesday evening. August 18th. q
Union meeting. was held at Bethel School
House. Bourbon township. The House
having::been called to order. LUTHER JoHN-
son was chosen President, and E. w.
DEENEn. Secretary. The meeting was ad-
dressed by James Matheny and others on
the all absorbing questions of the day
the maintenance of the Union and the du-
ty and necessity of every patriot rallying
to the support Of the Government for
the purpose of snppressing rebellion that
threatens its overthrow. After the speech
es the following resolutions were read and
unanimously adopted; -rr
Resolved., That we.a AS American citi-
zens deplore the melancholy condition Of
our beloved country. and that we have as
sembled to council together concerning
measures which we. as Patriots and Chris
tians should adopt. acknowledging no po-
litical distinction or party tests save that
of Union and disunion. sF.
Resolred, That we reverence our liberal
institutions, and the blood-bougbt boon of
liberty transmitted to us BY our Fathers.
and that we should net. suffer traitors to
deprive us of those inestinlsble blessings.
but that il is onr duty to trahsmit them
unimpaired to our posteFity If il costs .
billion Of dollars and million Of lives. as
we shall loose all our property and thrib-
bic that number of lives if the rebellion
succeeds. s r. nor r4ssqasas sai ~
Resolred. That while we have no SYM
pathy with the traitors of the South, who
have taken up arms with the avowed pur-
pose of overthrowing our government, that
we sympathize with the loyal citizens of
that section whose dwellings, have been
destroyed, whose families have been div
en- from their homes. and whose property
have been stolen TO carry on q hellish re-
bellion.s 81 bas iill seodA 7foE q ,sll
Rssotsed. That it 10 the duty of our
government to slppott our; Flag At ell haz-
yards. whether sssailed by, domestic trail
tors orforeign enemies. sn~'' - ~" '''-
saRessgssd. sifhats~c fegaAp the Onion ~
the source Of sur1 1ildizidsalusn snd Nstional
prosperity and that i ''must be preserved.
or the last man perish in the ditch ~.
BY vote of the meeting il was deter
mined to raise Union Flag q or near
Posts sawSmill, on s4turday.sABuss sls
1S6l "A committee of6ye Wa sppoiat-
ed 70 procure q good aagi apd pole A
committee of three 10, invite sneakers. and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22

GERMAN REGrMENT.-Major Willich.
who proposes to organize the Indiana
German Regiment. arrived in Indian
apolis on last Tuesday evening week, wien
he Immediately set himself industricnsly
to work looking after the needful require
ments of the men he expects to take under
his command.
We understand Doctor STANCE, of this
county, has been making some efforts to
raise German company. for this Regi-
ment. We doubt not German company
could be readily raised in Marshall if the
proper steps were taken. Doct. STANCE is
an old soldier, having served somc ten OF
twelve years in the armies Of Prussia
Since the sbove was in type we have
noticed some posters in German, with
Doct. STANCES signature attached. calling
for volunteers. We understand the pros
pect of raising company is very fatter-
ing. Doct. STANCE. if we are correctly in.
formed, is competent not only to command
a Company but Regiment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22

MIME BALL WoUNDs.-A correspon-
dent writing from Manassas to a Memphis
paper. says:
/ also learn from one of our surgeons
that the wounded prisoners taken by our
army are not by far so dangerously hurt as
the majority of our own men. Most
of our wounds are from Mimic balls. which
have made CHASTITY openings. and frequent
ly gone entirely through the body-while
those upon the enemy are with round balls.
whose effects have been less fatal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22
Terms of Subscription.

rERNs OF ADVERTISING.
square ofsso or less three weeks or less si
h p Larger advertisements
ID, ,ropsr,isn Lss than be chargeas hall
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22
Grant County and the War.

AS there are a number in this county
who formerly resided in Grant. the follow
ing letter will. no doubt. prove interesting
to a number Of our readers:
ED. JOURNAL: In your parer Of the 9th
inst. containing list Of the companies
furnished by the several counties Of the
State. you have neglected. to mention
Grant. We furnished three companies
from this county-Capt. Casy's in the 9Th
Regiment. and Captains Dan and Thomp-
sons in the 18th. Under all the circnm-
stances that surround us, and the fact that
we have among us Northern men with
Southern principles vs. think we have
done well. and dconsequently feel somewhat
mortified to Know that we are not mention;
cd in the list Of counties responding TO the
call Of duty, We have some Democrats
here who worship at the shrine OF Jeff.
Davis. and some that are where they ought
to be-on the side OF their country. With
the latter I hops to be found at all times
and un'ler oil circumstances. sa'''i>' sfsa
Yours. &c. li'fJ. BnowxLEE.
The Journal failed to mention Marshall
inthe list above referred to- Why, can
not Marshall do as well las Grant? Car
roll has sent five companies. but the rvIn-
ocrats there vie with Republieap. in offer
lug their services TO fight the rebels, !. !.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22

An .isicn Of per cent viii be made On 'e
sbsse rates for Special Notices.
xr,nts in sher tow cities will be ao~ed twenty
but no Of any Kind
~I,l bs inserted at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22

E%The Indiana Journal Of the 18th.
says: Lieut.. N. p. Richmond. Of the 18th
Indiana regiment. aid to Gen. Rosecrans.
is on visit to his relatives in this city
He reports the ''boys" IN Western Virgin
ia in good health and spirits. but in daily
expectation of being brought in action with
a largely superior force Of the rebels.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-22

TP. SIIIvELY. Justice Of the Peace.
u . Land and
General Collection Agent,

viii TAX. acknowledgements of Deeds and Mortgages at
teri q. the t.kin. pposfins. aud give prmIf arn-
s,, 10 all nusin--- entrusted to him. luisyt" ZStt
a1HILLIPS IL DEvOR.
tTTogNEYS AND COJNSELORS-
o.. 4, E.am No g. up stairs. westervrit Block.
PLYMOUTH. fNB $50,
viii practice in tn Courts of Marshall ks~eiuss" hh-
hxr. se J,.~ph LsIorte Porter Lake fulask Starke
Yut,n and aijanin ccrnti~ and in all OF which PER-
anal ntion will b. given matters of eoeetion
arrERExcES:
a C,f.x s.uth II nj Ind j. d. D.sr-es. Washington;
~ a-.sil,s ~ III waynr. j. p JONES. Indiana ''i-'
J. H. D sfr--- Gs,.h-n. Ini. 4 l. "s'"rne i.sf"r'r,
E. W. Sh.rourn. - L'nis' = T. E"unhs' 'hicas"' u"
youS n pyyoI NOTARY PrBLIC. viii attend t'
IN. ssns-vsning nf Real E~afe take Acknowledgements"
A-i. and ,rtgs and to the drawing Of contracts s
:. Sr aylszstf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-22

EAGLE.-Town 81, Range Is.
Owners Names. f"'ts q Section i Tax Total
G'ieon Jas 80 eh sw 13 - 60
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG LADY, sEvESTKEr WARS or ACE AID
"A posscese3 OF moderate fortune IN desrous OF ousna
conesgondenc. with some gentlemen WITH vIe~ instH
The gentleman must not be than twenty
years old and posaess intellectual COO
b. Of agreeable disposition, and above ali must have
love OF mustsohe The young lady conpeeu 4, adot
this mode Of opsnng correspondence owing 70 the sio
surveillance under which she Is placed Al home Adiress
BJhsl, Brooklyn Post olce.