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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
o
In the 4th District at
Huntington.

l. Provided the necessary grounds. quar-
tiers. DC, at each Of the places designated
are furnished by. the citizens without ex-
2ense to the State. So 49,. -.a.
Ii Sufficient Companies are not raised in
each Of the Congressional Districts named,
to organize q Regimcnt BY the 10Th day
Of August. Companies from other parts
Of the State will be assigned to complete
them. - <. ..i.s..e.s =. /
Two Regiments will be organized out
of Companies to be taken from the State
at large under the rules adopted by the
Adjutant General. "a. s,
Companies desiring to enter the service
will report Immediately 10 this Office by
filing a full company roll, and, stating
when they can be ready for duty. They
will be accepted in the order they tender
their services and file correct company
rolls. Yiita 1s sss6res
AS soon as companies are full aud a
waiting orders they will be notified Of
time and place Of rendezvous. ies, 50
| Companies must not march to the rem
dezyons without direct orders from the
Adjutant General. ess ssisnb tat
/ y - MEMORANDUM. 81 -
The officers. non commissioned officers
and pFivates. organized as above set forth
will. in all respects. be placed on the foot
ing. rs to pay and allowances, of similar
fcorps Of the regular army: Provided tina,
their allowances. for clothing shall be 81
so per month. ''''s. To-
Every volunteer non -commissioncd of.
Ulcer. private. musician. and artifcer, who
enters the service Of the United States un-
der this plan shall be paid at the rate Of
so cents for every 20 miles Of travel from
his home to the place Of mnster-the dis
lance to Be measured By the shortest usu-
ally Travelled route4ahd when honorably
discharged, an allowance at, the same rate
from the place Of his discharge to his
HOME. and. in addition thereto. the sum Of
one hundred dollars.
4 !, Any volunteer who may be received in
to tho service Of the eUnitcd States under
this plan. and who Inky be wounded OF
OTHERWISE disabled in the service. shall b
|entitIod to the benefits which have been o.
tmay be-confefred on persons disabled il
the regular service, aud tho legd heirs o
such syaiig or lnsy be killed in the service
lin addition TO Ill arrears Of pay and 81
Ilowsnces. shall receive the sum Of ont
Hundred dollars. IS fssis ST
The Bands Of the Regiments Of Infantr,
will be paid - follows; one-fourth Of -eacl
lxill recsise Che i,ay and allowances Of Ser
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

WAsH,NGToS, Aug. 6.

All the bills which passed both Houses
were approved by the President who yield
ed reluctant approval to that for the con
fscation Of property used for rebellious
purposes.
Yesterday each House provided separ-
a,ely for an increase to the pay OF volun-
teers and regular soldiers by the addition
Of four dollars per month. but finally they
united on abill which will increase the pay
only two dollars per month.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
FROM CAIRO.
Orr Oatposts Beyond Birds Point
Cape Girardeaa lNenaced BY Jeff Thomp-
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

Especial Dispatch To the Chicago Tribune.l
CArno, Aug. So z. NJ.
The 18th regiment. Col. Iawler, and
the 10Th, Col. Turchin. moved from Birds
Point to-day. seven or eight miles into
the interior. as outposts or advance guards
of the army. The 18th encamps seven
miles out. on the Charleston road, and
the 10Th at Norfolk, six miles below on
the river.
Word from Col. Marsh, at Cape Cir
ar,leau, was received here at an early hour
this morning that the rebel army of JEFF.
Thompson was advancing on that place.
and at IL o'clock last night were within
sixteen miles of him An Immediate at
tack ives expected. 1t is considered, how
ever, that they are strong enough TO holl
the place against Thompson's force There
is an intimate connection, you see, be-
tween the movement against the Cape and
the burning of the bridges on the Cairo S
Fulton railroad. on Saturday. they having
been burned to cut off the flank movement
against them from this quarter.
Up to this hour % oclock) nothing
further has been heard from the Cape. So
it is not likely an attack has as yet been
made.
A Union man who has been confined al
Union City, Tenn. for two or three weeks
escaped and arrived here to-day. He says
that twenty one regiments of rebel troops
are rcadezvouscd at New Malril. with
vast quantities of military stores and can
non.
No news to-day from Pillows move
ments.
Nothing from the Kentucky election.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
From Gen. Banks Column.

SANDY Hook. NIL, Aug. 5.
This morning detachment Of the New
ork 18th regiment surrounded a squad of
rebel cavalry at house opposite the Point
of Rocks. and killed three. wounded five.
and took seven prisoners. They also cap
trrcd the horses and rccrosscd the river
without loss. 1t is reported that con-
siderable body of rebel cavalry occupies
Martinsburg. There is no LANCER of an at
tack here.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

army appointments, among them as Ma
jor Generals Mcclellan. Fremont, Dix.
and Banks; and as Brigadier Generals.
Hooker Curtis. Mccall. Sherman. Lanier.
Kelley. kearney, Pope. Heiatezlcman.
Porter, Stone, Reynolds. Hunter. Franklin,
Rosencranz. Buell.. Mansfield. Mcdowell,
Meigs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

Company K Sd. Indiana. under Captain
Gibson. in tho Mexican war, and was
promoted for gallant cohduc. The old
soldiers of the Mexican war rejoice hugely
at his appointment 70 the Colonelcy of the
'22d Regiment
The Madison. Courier says; We under
stand it is probable another regiment will
be orgaHized-in the camp at North Mad
ison.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

RETuRSED.-Lieut. Col. Bryant, ofzthe
10th regiment. arrived in the city yester-
day evening with thrirteen OF his regiment
that had been left sick and disabled in
Virginia They left Beverly on Sunday
Of last matchmaking the josrney by easy
stages. lie is rapidly recovering from the
effects of his wounds. and reports that
Capt Miller is doing WE'LL and will be
able to return home in few dsys.-Ind.
Jour. " sf1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

and of6cered as such an army should be
There is no use in talking Of peace, or set
Element. until the disgrace Of this defeat
shall have been washed out. The man
who says stop the war now. who demands
a return OF the troops. must be ambitious
of the infamy which will ever attach TO
those who wanted to recall Scott. when he
was midway between Vera Cruz and Mex
leo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

sWHEAT,--Red. said yesterday : in this
plase At 10 cents. which has been thssrate
dnrsng tAe week. : - szeT. 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
Importaut From 81. J,oui,.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,
OF. LOUIS. Aug. 8.
A meeting is being held tonight to or
ganizc the State Militia under the old mill
tary law in accordance with Gov CANDLES
Proclamation. Those who withdrew from
the militia before the Camp jackson affair.
to escape secession officers. arc preparing
to rejoin now. though a majority OF
them already belong to the Home Guard.
Others agree to join who cannot volun,err
for three years. This is an important
movement. looking rs it does to co-opera-
ton between the Federal and State Gov
ernments.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
The Patriotic Democratic Press on the
RepuIsc.


Repulse.
Where the fault is, we cannot tell but
that there has been grevious fault. Is too
evident to even undertake TO deny. In the
first .hrob Of anguish many noble spirits
dropped and almost dcspaircd; but it was
but for a moment. The compressed lip.
the flashing eye. told that though we were
beaten in this FIRST effort to crush the re-
bellion, that there was no thought of re
linouishing the contest. With one voice
the cry is for vengeance Every heart is
now moved with ten fold vigor. and thou
sands stand ready to fill up the ranks
which have been SO disastrously deci-
mated. Wesay to all not to despair
Washington was beaten at Long Island.
and yet It did not even waver for a mo-
ment the strong hearts of those men who
founded our government; and shall de-
feat like this for one moment cast us down,
or make US doubt our, ultimate triumph
over the foes which s.ssail the government.
now IS 10 sss, Il g0el 80 -. ae.a
l. %+* 1t cannot be that this nation is to
end. It cannot be that the government,
founded by the wisdom Of Washington
and his associates. which has been q beacon
for the oppressed of all nations for SO
many years. shall now 60 down in blood.
victim to treachery more ;monstreu'
than the world ever saw No! We will
not. we cannot believe it. s-ms..
We say. ,essfore, to every man not to
despair. but to buckle oR his armor,s i
need be. and FL up the ranks. line conn
try now expect every man to do his duty
Let no man falter in. this bour of danger
and peril, .sndthc country will yet b,
saved, We say to all. fear not.-Dstroi
Free Press. ..asf sasi s5aas /.
Is u % Tx sss4 asenssr e0
| gstPick Your Fiimts and Try IL Again.
What is to be done? The enemy ha.
won battle and our troops have been
driven back Shall the war be abandoned:
We know that NE speak the sentiments o
the T,eople--of loyal men Of all parties
when we say that il the Administration d,
not take Manassas Junction. it will &,
tdowngto posterity with tho courses and ex
scrations of the nation. and live forever j,
4 ttsC VOhtSiuPs W tuuoukiu0s utfc - W
onecourse to pursue. We have either t
1 whip the rebels. or bcshipped and becom
1.-THE object of universal contempt. Tn
\ Amsrican Gevcnment can never expect {,
Ehassths respect of itsaown people. IL i
/ cannot 90 administer its affairs as TO main
tamil $ power-one hundred miles from tn
'Icapitaf. iBniess AIR. Lincoln canexpel tn
Irebel forces from Manassas. he should re
sign his 'offics, and unless the America
l1psopb propose 10 support and sustain hin
in 50 dong, they had bstter abandon thei
Esvernaaentato ones and take stops to or
gaai1G . LEM ons.A "a
-4Osnsele- Mr.. Lineolu to-perform hi
duty ~ must have troops and thes
frupa uust be diminished speedily. II &
dc not to be Furnished w7Eh troops. be hss
I better sbnndon tl9 var - oRce, oak
Epeaee with the rebels. and retire from
1goysEnment which the people have sbsn
Idoned.a1 hsf - Is ed hasoi tra vsh
MANASSAS Gar JUNCTION Nusr ID TAKES
land 70 do 50. there must be an army Of !
i leass Isl, 900 nsa equipped and provide
80 = .44As4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
WAX FOR THE UNION
Especial Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribunc.l
WAsnINoTox. Ang. 2, 1S6i.
GEN. PATTEIssoN's ORDERS.

Especial Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribunc.l
WAsHuScToN. Ang. 2. 1S6i.
GEN. PaTrEI.soN's ORDERS.
Gen Paiterson's orders were. we learn
from one who has seen them, oil decided
and deiinitive. lie was to attack Johnston.
| if strong enough; &c not to cut him off
from Beaurcgard, to worry him at any
rate. and. If ont Generald, to reinforce
Gen. Mcdowell here.
ea M BIG GUN.
a rifled cannon. weighing ten thousand
pounds,' capable of carrying sixty-.our
pound ball four miles aud half. has just
been constructed. >
The appropriations thus far made by
Congress, amount to about S240000.-
600. s-... sse,a ~.
| The Secretary Of War has asked for
$40, 600, 900 on account Of volunteers now
being mustered into service A bill for
that purpose will probably be passed to-
morrow. Itappears by an examination
Of the two Volunteer bills. that one being
supplemental to the other. the President
has power to call 1 100000 men into the
field, although that extent of authority
was not. it is believed. designed. 1t is
not thougEt, therefore; that more than
500, 900 men will be accepted.
~ THE TAXATION EuII.
The direct Tax bill has passed both
Houses of Congress. It provides for the
raising Of S20,000.e00. Incomes over
$500 are to bc taxed per cent On SUI
gar the duty is 2 cents; on coffee 81 cents,
AMI on tea Is cents. g
Ha RE ENLISTMENT ron THE WAR.
A web known gentleman who has just
returned from an extended tour through
New England and New York assures Us
that not far from two thirds of the return
ed three months militia will rc-enlist for
the war. The people have, in his judg-
Imcnt, not only recovered from the de-
preston caused by the disaster at Bulls
Run. but are more ready than ever TO re-
spond to the call Of the country. and to
Igive money and blood to its service. Gen
Mcclellan works day and night, and IS In
frequent consultation with tina President
and the Cabinet, but until the troops are
permanently brigaded he cannot use them
effectively. With organization will come
faction, and that before either rebels OF
those who week ago despaired OF the Re
public expect.
'sArssir sis1 ORDER. = asisz
The streets of Washington are as quiet
to- night as on the dullest summer even
ing in time of peace. Ladies are taking
the air in thorough reliance upon the ex-
lcellent arrangements Of the Provost Mar
shall Porter. and the only indications that
there are any soldiers near lie city are in
occasional distant bursts of martial music.
or the measured tread of patrols Of regu-
lars. far BIB .; hao~lse q s.-.ai.
We.would not disparagc the efforts Of
Gen. Mansfield. to preses We. the peace. .fol
how could be be expected, with twenty
five regulars and small sqnad of cavalry
who did distant patrol and scouting duty.
to keep as good order IS is now kept By
800 or 400 regulars m sns
| TIE SANITARY COMMISSION
/ The Sanitary Commission have closed
. seven days session of earnest labor by
day and night. They hsye fully formed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

MrnfARY.-Tbe volunteer company
which Messrs. w. Kelly, A.Johnson and
others are recruiting. is rapidly filling up
4meets next Saturday at the Court house.
u this place. for ibe purpose Of e!eciing
iSffleess. From letter written by Col.
Naroy to i gentleman in this place, which
We have read, we think there is no doubt
hat the company viii be received into the
zeth Rsgimeat, provided it is ready in time
-xAe Regiment is to rendezvous next Tues
AY q westville. s &
q Capt Casey is also recruiting compa.
NJ here for Col Miller's Regiment. We
;uklersiand he has number Of names al
afSAdy on his list.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunel
WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.

TIE WHOLE BATCH CONFIRMED
The Senate has confirmed all nomina-
tions made for Brigalier Generals, and all.
nearly all. the nominations TO the army
Regiments. including that of Major En-
DRY. of Maryland. TO be Licutenamt- Colo
mel of the 81 cavalry.
KENTUCKY ELECTION NEWS.
MIR. Wickliife of kentucky. informed
the House that the result OF the election
IN his State. on Monday. was oYerwbelm-
ing for an unconditional maintainance Of
the Union. The first to be Admitted into
1t. after the adoption of the Constitution.
she would be the last to leave il. The an
nonncemcnt was received with prolonged
applause and the clapping of hands. both
on tie floor and in the galleries. The
traitor earno,t was conveniently absent
during these scenes. lie preferred To en-
Joy the news alone. removed from the
public gaze.
TRIP To MOUNT VERNON
A pleasure trip is being made TO Mount
Vernon, to day. in one of the Potomac
Steamers. for the benefit Of Prince Napo.
leon, who is accompanied l,y Secretary
Seward and large party. a detachment
vi our troops arc stationed nearest TO tho
old Mansion. on the Virgil ia side. but
there is rebel force not far distant. and
it is feared least the party may be in dan
ger from rebel pickets. 1t is not as safe
now. as formerly. to visit the resting
place of Washington.
TIE BROADER GENERALS.
OF the Brigadier Generals coafrmcl by
the Senate only Generals Anderson and
Rpsencranz are placed in the regular army
list. the others being for the valunte ser
vice Those not hitherto na,ned.are Col.
j. Wilcott Phelps of the ycrnont>.Ist:
\. 5. Williams anil Israel T. Richardson
of Michigan. and Gov. Spragne anil Col.
Burn>iles of Rho,le Islan,l. Gen McCle-
laml of Illinois has earned his honors this
session.
OUR GULF SQUADRON.
The Navy Department has hal alrires
Of the capture off Galveston Of eight
schooners. anil The running ashore of three
slooIs. A sIoop attempting TO run the
blockade at ST. Marks. was captnred. with
the family Of Adjatant General Holland
on Board. =
NEW JERSEY BRIGADE.
The New Jersey regiments have Brigad-
ed off under Brigadicr General kearney.
SUPPLY or EIFrED CANNON.
Within day or two so or 40 splendid
rihed guns have arrived. We are better
provided with artillery already than be-
fore the affair at Bull Run.
@ LATER-10 p. IN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
rhE TRIP TO MOUNT VERNON.

Prince Napoleon was gone all day TO
Monnt Vernon and returned safely this
evening. The party saw no rebel soifiisrs.
The Prince declined the offer of an armed
steam er with . flag Of truce IAe party re-
turned much delighted with the trip.
OFFICIAL REPORT or BULL RUN.
Gen. Scott has received Gen. Mellow
ellis report Of the disaster at Bul run.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
10l Aggregate

~ go 60
Each Company will select Captain,
First Lieutenant aud Second Lieutenant.
subject to the approval Of the Governor.
by whom they will be commissioned. nm
less good reasons exist for refusing. The
non commissioned officers. until the COM
pany shall be embodied in regiment. will
be appointed by the Captain; afterwards
of the Captain.
Each Regiment will be organized as fol-
lows:
| ,0l0 company officers and enlisted men;
Colonel:
1 Lieutenant Colonel;
l Major:
1 Adjutant. Ga Lieutenant):
l Ragimental Q. NJ, Ga Lieutenant J;
l Surgeon;
l Assistant Surgeon;
l Sergeant Major:
l Rcgimental q. NJ. Sergeant;
l Regimcntal Commissary Sergeant;
Hospital Steward;
Principal Musicians:
"a Musicians for Band;
l
Loaf Aggregate. -
The Field officers OF the Regiment will
be appointed by the Governor of the
State. sF $3.50
The Adiutant anil Regimen.al Quarter
master will be selected by the Colonel. and
will have the rank of First Lieutenant
They may be assigned to companies at his
pleasure.
The on-commissioned staff will be Sc
lected by the Colonel from the non com
missioned officers and privates Of the Re
gimrnt. and the vacancies SO created will
be filed by appointment, as prescribed
above. 1aa salIs 81
In order to facilitate the early compile
tion Of the Regiments hereby ordered. the
Organization OF Regiment will be allotted
to each of the Congressional Districts, ex
cept the LIST. "a ana Sd, and the Compa'
mics for said several Regiments will rem
dezvous at the following places:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
PLyMoU-rH. IND.
TAqrsday, August 8, 1851.

lRIf harhnn fooalffed hotto write
edjtssisfs this week. consequently original
articles srs somewhat rscscs'' ste-dsy--
Yesterday was tosster--thcrrneuaster 90
usdssa shady tree at The Court house. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
From ST. Louis.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
ST.. Louis. Aug. A.
Correspondence will be published to
morrow between Gen. Pope and the Presi
dent OF the North Missouri Railroad il
reference to the Late proclamation. Gen
Pope shows tho absolute necessity of is
suing it. ste -.
Two Iowa regiments are expected to
morrow - ca 81 .4s ,f-ss
Gen. Fremont reached here at 4 P. ~.
and was saluted at the arsenal. &. f..ss
Springfield adviccs to the Both aud 31st
indicate an advance of the rebel force t.
within thirty miles, one letter says seven
AT General Lyons camp, Tuesday night. I
spy was shot by the picket guards. causing
alarm. The whole army turned out. Re
Inducements ar urgently needed. -
The Rebels at Edna. Northern Nilsson
ri, are getting troublesome, and troops ar
already ordered there. enc,
Jefferson Barracks are being preparet
to accommodate ten thousand recruits.
Thermometer 1913 at noon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

- IS WAsHISoToS. Aug. 3. {.
Ths Senate today confirmed numerous
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

: s.u% Read The extracts which We print
~ aAesherseelanzs from the Detroit Free
szRsss - 0iosgo Post; the first leading
14sh6efsre paper. the other edited by
= ShssAah, the Biographer' Of Douglas. rel
skftiFeIt 70 saPI;Fessins the rebellion. If the
ssRs@osrsks pepper j. this place was IS 10y
ssA aSshe 'oaes above named. IL is proba
lsbie W would not have as many secession
-;.isfs About here as we have. 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

The war must go on Chicago Post.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
General Order in Reference TO Three
Months Troops, and the new Regi-
mePts of Three Years. Volunteers.
ADJuTaNT GEsEnAL's OFFrcE.l

August 3, 1901.
The Secretary OF War has ordered that
the six Regiments of three months volun-
teers Just returned from the seat of war b.
recruited and placed on war footing fol
the three years service, unless sooner dis.
charged, with all possible haste. The Of
ficcrs Of said Regiments will Immediately
adopt such measures as will best expedite
the reorganization of said Regiments. and
will receive the assistance and cooperation
of this office. The companies will be in.
creased to the aggregate of l01.
The Secretary of War having accepted
ten additional regiments of volunteer
from this State. 10 be mustered into the
service Of the United States for three years
unless sooner discharged. companies will
organize aud notify this o-iice without dc
lay.
The companies viii be formed iptc q
Regiment, and each company will be or
ganized as follows.
l Captain;
l LIST Lieutenant: ir,
l ID Lieutenant;
] lst Sergeant;
4 Sergeants;
8 Corporals;
2 Musicians:
Wagner;
81 PIivates;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

sxzNswsrApER CnASGE.-The last Valpa-
sraiso Repa5tie contains Capt. II. A. Cam
,eront valedictory. in which he announces
-shas no has disposed of all his interest in
the paper to Thos. Mcconnell Esq. Capt.
C.. having proven himself brave officer
during the campaign in Western Virginia.
has been promoted to Lieut. Colonel of
The 1gih Regiment. No better appoint
ment could have been made. We regret
10 loose d. csmeroa's services in the ed.
EterisLeetps. but his country has need OF
slAis sssvices m - different fell aud he
.seAessf6liy fics to ths post Of honor and
- =. - <tJss - tff- ~ez.g 81 haE
- Ss''fsf 40 s sas1sI .ssh e3F
- We have no acquaintance with Mr.
-sAeCsunsll. hut - he is vsuehed for BY
sshs4esiring edisos We extend to him hear
istf and unreserved welcome into the EDITOR
Al fT.tsTniitlx y and wish him both pecunias,
s<snl political saeeess. Il. .s.sa affzs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

sszsk7Ths srtieie IN The indiana Journal,
szpff be Oh .gnl der the head of E What the
hssevssal Gpstissahsys Donesp does isjas-
-Saissso tkis ssuntys inadvertently, we pre-
= ssE6em8f ssskail has furnished one full
5 company o. tolnn.eerss. and viii soon have
~ <&x.29 NQ144 81 Er1 2x9-..3<x
.sse2ss eas tyQe more really. Viii ths
s.Ianmsl b26AGe seoErset2 10 & ss1AI