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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-06


troops:
HEADQUARTERS, WESTERN DEPARTMENT, ! -
SPRIEaTIELD, No, Nov. 2, 1861,
Soldiers Of she AiasoYri Irmy:
Agreeably to orders, this day take leave
of you. Although our army has been of
sudden growth, we have grown up togeth-
er, aud have become familiar with the
brave and generous spirit, which you
bring TO the defence of your country, and
which makes me anticipate for you a bril-
liant career. Continue as you have be-
gun, and give 10 my successor, the same
cordial and enthusiastic support with which
you have encouraged me. Emulate the
splendid example which you have already
before yout and lei ms remain as I am.
proud of the noble army which | had thus
far labored to bring together.
Soldiers, regret to leave you most sim
cerely. l thank you for the regard ard
confidence you have invariably shown to
me. deeply regret that shall not have
the honor to lead you to the victory which
you are just about to win, but I shall claim
TO share with you in the JOY of every trt-
umph, and trust always 70 be fraternelly
remembered Oy ny comPanieag in arms.
- SigDed, f j. q. FREMONT,
dsi. Gen. u S. Army.
The feeling ran intensely high during
the whole of lest evening, and there were
meetings almost every where. The various
bands serenaded the General, aud wherever
be appeared, he was greeted with cheers
Though after notifying Gen. Hunter, as his
order directed, he had no longer com mand
over the troops, DE spent several hours ia
making a personal examination CT the
ground about sthe city, to be prepared for a
battle, and In accordance with written
request from all the Brigadier Generals
here, be remained through the night, to
lead the army in case of attack. All the
troops slept on their arms. Many officers
remained up all night, and an attack was
hourly expected, bat nothing more occurred
than the firing on COR pickets on two diff
ferent roads.
The enemy are now encamped on the
old Wilson Greek battle ground. Gen.
Fremont is prepared to leave for St. Louis,
and will 90 as soon as Gen. Pope arrives,
who has been sent for, sod viii take COM
maud till Gen. Hunter gets here.
Universal gloom prevails throughout the
camps. A battle viii undoubtedly occur
ere long.
Our troops will meet the enemy firmly,
but they are -disheartened and have lost
their enthusiasm. The body guard, who
could not have been induced TO remain,
and who will now disband, as the term of
their enlistment permit, accompany Gen.
Fremont, and also bis entire staff, including
Gen. Asboth, Commander of the lat Divi-
sion. Gen. Fremont will permit no DEM
onstrstion from the troops on his departure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-06

PIrrsBuRe, Nov. 6tn.-River Is feet By
the pier mark. Weather clear and mild. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-06

R9O TECR no BORRO W-sH OF
o v School Fund nd Purchasers Of School Lands.
All borrowers Of School Funds and purchasers of
said loans and lands 10 advance, be promptly
paid, the premises mortgaged, and lands purch IS
ed By each will be Advertised for SALE in pursuance
OF the provisions Of sections 90 and 81 IF chapter
AL, Of the Of the General Assembly of the
Btats of Indiana, approved March 18th, 1851.
WILLIAM FL. WALKER, Co. Auditor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-06

Soldiers see 90 WOGr OsCw hsGEfhS 10
not trust to army supplies Cholera Fever and
Bowel complaint viii folIew your slightest indis-
cretion. HoLLoWAT's PILLS 3 OINTMENT
should be ia every mans knapsack. The British
and French troops use no other medicines. Only
Is cents per boz or pot. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-06

SPRIEsFIELp, Nov. 2.-Gen. Fremont has
Issued the following farewell order to the
trnnEat
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-06
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q NMGhfn LHs. sODa1 i D papers,
IeOdbO ESQ Ds Soda, % 2 papers
80 lbs Cream Tartar;
1000 sos Sal. Soda;
loo Ds Bak ng Powder
gross Wash Bluipg IN boxes,
300 r5s SalsFatus, In papers
200 f5s Grain Pepper
$50 d. do PoBun;
p N Is Cassia;
20 bale Cloves. Just received AZ
ucIs Il. A. COOKS, % Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-06

THE time here set down IL adjusted 20 contract
kosrs On the River there IL variation according
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-06

.dditioual towns show a majority for
rev of about two TO one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
LAYER rnov ronr ,,crvv.

r EouIsvILLE. Dec. 2.-Southern papers
TO the 18th contain scattered accounts of
the Piclxens affair. The bombar,lment
Ieommenced on the 21st and continued.
with occasional intcrmissions. night and
day. till the evening of the 24th, when
Col. sBrowu ceased firing The rebels did
not respond until otter Fort Piclxens open
ed. The fire of the fort and of the Bate
RES outside on Santa Rosa Island, 5was di-
&c otel against Folt, Barrancas AMI. other
| rebel batteries, the rebel steamer Times
and Nelmo. and the Navy Yard. while the
Federal vessels engaged Fort McRae. zen
Z 1herebeIs admit Is killed and wound.
ed.o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was done to
Mclsae, including the caying in of the
powder magazine, and partial .destrnc-
tion ofthe Navy Yard. Warrington, and
rebel train hauling provisions to the rebel
army. The rebels seemed to act strictly
Ion The defensive ola <sk ~ H. 'sirsi
Stories about disabling the Colorado
and Niagara appear. info ,nled. The
Times and Nelmo were somewhat ,amag-
ed, and got out of the reach Of Browns
fire. Brown had received no reinforce
inents : u e3sf .bfiiiet lr iHisifsti
The East Tennessee bridge burners are
to be court martialef
Elk State Senator Dickens is among the
prisoners m East Tennessee. The Elk.
Senator is caliel upon by the Legislature
forlan explanation Of his alleged conaec-
ton with the bridge burning. lie denied
all knowledge AMI asserte that the per.
petrafors were representatives of q small
faction only. 'dafa35 iserp - ft9.a y-w
Tho Memphis merchants meeting re-.
banks to cut their bills into
fractional parts for change. f..
There are no ii lings from Parson
Brow nlow. H
The Charlc,t,u Courier deprecates rails
ing the black hrg.a AMI says it is urge,l
by those who keep at safe DIS
tame from the war.
n New 0. leans dispatch says that Gov
ernor Moore. Generals Lowell and Rug
GER. on the 9th. reviewed %. 900 troops.
400 free colore,l. saVsei -
The Bowling Green Courier recon-
mrnis Selling hostages for Kentucky reb-
IS in Federal prisons.
The Richmond E.smsine,. publishes the
correspondence between Lieut. Maury and
The Grand Duke Constantine, Grand Ad-
m raj of the Russian navy. Constantine
invites Lieutenant Maury to enter the Rus
sian service. Many replies that he can
not accept until Southern independence is
ytsrl5.l ftsl 1ri9
The Confederate gnnboat Tnscarora.
coming from New Orleans. accidentally
burned, totally. 10 miles above Helena.
On the 23d. ffs siSsi fests9i g .s1iiue
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05

WHEREAS. Col. Alfred NJ. WOOL Of the
l4th Bsgimcnt New Yo5k State NIilka.
whoAves wounded and taken prisoner at
the battle of Bpll Ran. has now by she
rebel authorities. teen ordered to .conhne-
ment ms felons' prison. and by the same
order is to be treated as prisoner convic-
tel OF an Infamous crime; therefore;
I Resoleedf That the President Of the. Uni.
ted States be respectfully requested to
order John SlidelI to the same Character
of prison and Same treatment until Col.
NNooshshalh bstrfsted ~ I lie United States
have nsed prisoners in battle. /, Isrsai..l
Adjourned
The following notice was given under the
rales:i y sia t-tes.' 10 s'Ssi.9 81 mesi
gaMfo BxsSHsEB presented The Gonstith-
ton framed by the Convention sof Dele
gates assembled at Great Salt Lake, Utah,
in March last. accompanied by a memo
rial asking Congress to. Admit that Terri
tory into the Union as a state. on an canal
footing wah the original States. ti'h1I''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05


WHEEttxo. Va, Dec. z--fh the Con.
ventionl Mr. Hogan. of Boone count W of.
ieret the following: :, ola ssu rssr.esl-.
i'iWaEREas. Negro slavery is the origin
and Foundation Of our national trouble and
|thaIcause.of the terrible rebellion In souI
midst that is seeking to overthrow osl,
FjosesnnentI AMI. >isib >'sanmu5 .ra,1
Z. WmsRAs; Slavery il inrempafiblc with
the Word OF God and detrimental to thc
interests. of FREQ people. as wei a. a wrong
TO the slaves them sci YES, therefore. 8 So :
Resstrsd. That tho Convention isanne
int o the expedieAcy Of making the proposed
new State free State. and provision be
inserted for the gralual emancipation Of
slatcs within the proposed boundaries of
the new State to be submitted to the pco-
pie OF the same for their approval or reioc.
ton. IS -li.si-r,.- a<.se 49, -.
keierei to the commi be on fundamen.
tai anu general provisions. !Ts Sis
{ Air. BRowS, of kanawha, offered the fol-
lowing. e.l.inr iasao4 rs s. ..fe -
Resoired. That the State of Kansas ought
to assume a just and equitable proportion
OF the State debt Of Virginia. and. in do
Ingso. discriminate between its friends
and foes Ivy her own loyal citizens: next.
those hold by loyal citizens not resident in
the State of kanawha. and Of the excess a
pro rata share. -sss r4slai esd ~ tsal
Ms. CAlrwEEI. u Marshall gave notice
that he should AK that provision he In.
serted in the constitution to the effect that
when the Constitution is submitted 10 the
people they shall then determine whether
the name shall be Western Virginia or
kanawha. e ~ 81. 60.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
MON RESIDENT NOTICE.

Slate Of Indiana MARSHALL County So.
vs. Complaint for pirerce. ira
Reason Hcmingcr.
b. II known, thf on the 18th DAY Of Noyembr 1861,
the named plaintiff 10y Cunming and Nan vaikcn
bur-h her attoni-, flied IN t<ffoe ~ the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of the county aforesaid, her complaint a
ist said PENDANT m the allow Entitled cse, and az
scrwauis An affidavit Of diEin;cresed person showing
that said defendant Is OF the state 81 Indf-
ana: said defendant is therefore hereby notified Of the
Hing and pcnency Of aid complaint sIrrrst hi, and
that mi IS ne APPEAR answer dennr therein at the
calling Of said the first day OF the next term Of
said court be begun and held AZ the Court House ~
the town Of Plymouth the second Monday Of februa-
rv. A. H. 1857 saff complaint and the mzftcrs and
things thcrcin contained and alleged will be heard and d.
fcrnined in his absence. - - ttifftt f"R ."s|fs
doc : 1854 " ''t n. n. PERsufSs. ci~rk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
FROM WASuINGTDN.

.sWAsHIScTes, Dee 1.-The folleuing
are the Senator's who did not appear in
thert seats to-day:-Breckinridge. of Ky,
reported TO have resigned); Howe OF wis.
johnson of Mo:. Kennedy and Pcarce of
Nd. Folk OF No. Shermsn.of Ohio, VIII
ley OF Va, and 'Wlmot of Pa. Msssrs.
Baker OF Oregon. and Bingham of Mich,
died during the recess. A successor has
been appointed to the former, but none of
the latter. Is -ssrfal s,.f a. fst.,.. "a .r..v
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05

+. r
.Sherman's Forf;fcafions and Sforehouse.
IS hooner Loading Nth CoHoa-TH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of 7yJee Isl
and. f.i7i .ac'sa8ft - - - + seid
NEw YonK. Nov. 30.-Thc u. S. trans.
port Ocean Queen. FROM Port Royal Nov
9th. has arrived.
Com. Dupont had transferred his far
from the Wabash to the SusqueIlanna. =
lie, together with Gen. Sherman, has just
returned to Hilton Head in the steasner
Mcclellan. from Tybee Island. having
landed a force of u s. marines there. who
hal commenced repairing the Notifications
and constructing new ones. - g. 80 =
A fleet OF eight gnn-boats was ofS Tybee
Island TO cover the troops if pccesssry.-
The rebels hal suak two. vessels between
Tybcc Island and Fort Pulaski. in the
narrow part OF the Savannah River. to
prevent the Federal feet from getting to
that city. ii' '*
A small schooner Hail Been sent up to
sne OF the islands abnvc Hilton Head. 10
lotl with cotton, and womb sail in q few
days by order of the naval authorizes.
The fleet that was fitting out at Hilton
Head for another Expedition was ready,
and awaiting orders. which were expected
by the B;envile. just arrived. u as
Beaufort was still nnoccupied by the
Federal troops. it not being considered OF
Importance at present. Two gun boats
were still at anrhor off that place. The
city was visited daily by officers Of the
army and navy. i SSH a.ene.
BALrrMoRE Nov. S0.-Thc alvices bro I
from Port Royal by the Ocean, Queen.
state that there bad been no engagement
between the Fe,lerals and rebels. nor hal
any OF the latter troops been seem either at
Hilton Head or Beaufort. But Little or
no use could he made. of the darhies. as
they do not care much for any unnecessary
exerion They are having too COOL times
o., 10 airy work The British steam fri
gate Immortalitc was still n anchor The
Vanderbilt will sail for New York in about
two days. Wharves and storebouses had
bren erected and were being rapidly filled
The health Of the troops was generally
good. ss s-e.i 81 s4fa "a f4 80
WAsmSeroS. Nov. 30.-Thc Navy De.
partment is in receipt of dispatch from
81, ~ ps'' ~ ..paa,aI ca.ae.n
N .sswser Of off Tv,ss 'I Island ""i is
...,ss H., H. -, aa,;ral, ..r,..,. a.
s 49, s'"..''',s p ,p s . -. ~:
mp f"a~y hin - ,s ns bnna'as vards
~ ~ H.
h 's' s - o .na IA, En- v'I p,a
h; \ A. the mercy Of our forces; the mo.
~ = :, ''e - = wv - 80 -. ~
latter desire ss take 1a.ps o.
:, -. 80 ~, 800 ,s ..ss So;,'s os..e
:, 49,, !. !, ~ ~ ss,,st,,ia - s;hIs
esss s, ,hs, fos,n,sns,sr Ro,isers won,5
s '.."s ,a" s.s I 10 us'sar
sa ,,", ~ T =, ne ~
s saa, ', e"s. IN 1;raa ;, ~; n;n;oo ,h.,
~ AMIR; 5s , az IHnr. e Tho Son,bern
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05

Tie feet OF old whale vssselsth sailed
from. New Belford and New London. on
!, Me 18th loaded viii. stone. to be sunk at
!. tia ENTRANCE Of Southern harbofs. and thus
Dramatically seal the blockade. were last
xpaksr eff the North Carolins coast. still
: begnd South. Some hal alre4ly been
sunk at Ocracoke and other iniets on that
,epaSt. and the others wers Tor Charleston
.snsl Savannah. Both viii be blocked mp.
Tbs main ship channel loading to Savan-
,nah IS only $50 yards across. AID can be
perfectly barrel ty FIVE or six vessels
The ycssels. were purchased At about $40
PET tor ,insasrremert. and the money is
;Ysil inysssoi. Another siona feet is being
fsssd out ss Ssw York. JEFF. Davis and
rEngIand WI, soon have no cansc 10 COM
plain Of the ipefficiency Of onr blockade.
III, rat holes are Icing stopped mp
r.Esaw lei ! catch the raj. = = 8 - 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
SATURD'A Y, DECEMBER %. ls6
n oN-REslDENr NOTICE.

State Of Indians MARSHALL Comfy S.. - -
M In the Marshall Circuit Court, February Term, 1e2
Susan Stock, \
8 VS. - Complaint for Divorce.
John p. Stock. 49,. Z
BE il known that tn sth day Of ocsober, ISL TN
above named plaintiff by Corbin Osborne, her zfferncys
filed ia the oicc of Clerk Of tbs Circuit Court Of III
co,ny aforesaid. her comsisir against said defendant.
the above entif~i causr u1n whii' dul,
issued BY said Clerk the Sheriff tie county aforesaid
after~aris. toit: the 18th day Of November. ls5l
said summons was, ty said sheriff returned TO the oc> q
aid Cierk endorsed Tha defendant found" tIerenp
the plsntfby her attorney. and files the afida
Wit of cohptrn; person showing the df-niant JOIN
Stock. Il resident Of the State of intsna said dfn
dans Is therefore hereby notified IF the filing and pendcncy
of said complaint AGAINST him. and that unirss he appear
dcmur there; the calling of said
the OF the said to BE- began and
held the Court House in the Of III. mouth the
second Monday of February, A. d. 1872, said complaint
and the matters snd things therein contained and alleged
will be heard and determined In his absence ft.
dec ) 1ss1 = tNrf' II. r. pERsHiSG. Clerk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05

Il is state'! that Gen. Burnsi,le's expcdi-
tion VIII not be ready TO saii from Annap-
oils for several daysJ Tho most Of the
vessels are in theha,bor of Annapolis. in
cfudiug the flag ship Admiral" but the
others have not yet left New York. The
following troops wcre at Annapolis ten
days ago. since when mote have been add
ed from the Pennsvivdnia and the Poto-
mat: The 2ist. 23d. 25sh. 9th Massa-
'chnseats,. esh aud 10Th Connecticut. 5lst
WV York, 5lss Pennsylvania. and the D.
: Espentiaf 1odates. ,naki;g about 900
in all, .ieisesss .sa E.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
FROM, CHARLESTON, S. C.
Great Excitcment--Sha the City b
Blown Up, Burned. or Surrendered

New York, Dec. MIR B tterfeli.
mate Of. brig Grenada. who has been
pris ner at Charleston. has arrived here.
He reports that the forts on the Other anil
Phoenix Islands were evacuated anil blown
mp on November 18th. Great excitement
prevailed at Charleston. anil meeting
was held as to the property of burning or
surrenderiug the city. The Mayor was in
favor of STRENGTHENING and so were the peo-
pie generally. but tho Governor decided it
must be burned.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

STATE Of Indiasa. Marshall Opupty. ss:5 ff8 sl la
Peter LicitenberEcr, D. tsiii - siI ,Silts
vs. Complaint f,s Diyore.
De il remembered that ON tho ID day Of Dccm'cr 1861
the nbosc named paintf l NJ A. 0. Paska-d her attor-
pey hled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the lirt Court
The county afrsaid hts complaint againsf the abos
named the above entitled aud II APP
pcaring BIZ the aav ofa person that Tie de-
cndant SopIronio Lichtcnhergcr.s >rrsiient 81
the State o. Indiana she Is therefore hereby notified d
Tho Ming ana pndcncy Of said compliant against hsr
and that unless she appear answer OF denur thereto, a
II said Court be begun and held ut The Court House
town u Plynsosrh the SECOND Monday Of Feb
ruary A. d., 1860. said complaint and the matters and
ings sss}n construed and aucss& viii Nv heard sst
dctermined IL her absence.
z8J4ff II 1t. ATfEsr, t1taFfI "a I1lfEt 49, 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
PROSPECTUS.
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No licosFRosNE 'wfrH 7pxIroRs.


I
e. This well known and popular iournai IA noted
for aSowlhg It's seat nents Will, c,ador. fenress
ness and independence Ii has aimed TO be right
rather thap Popular, and takes the responsibility
OF teiS Tire Truth, regardless OF the offncc that
may be given TO Prejudice and Ienorncc.es
The -PRiScRLEs- which. the CHICAGO. Tnsgxy-
espouses and advocates are:
EIiS CAUSE: OF FREEsoM, 10 S-m-FsI
b JUsrIcE AND HumAxrTr, s.,
IMPROVEMENT OF THE MENTAL. ~.
''ss. MORAL AND PHiscAL CoSDIuos,
*, ,.. or THE MAssEs
PsHFEruiTY OF THE UxIox.
OBEDIENCE TO THE CONSTITUTION
AND SUPREMACY OF THE LAWS
FREE HonEsrEADs foRs rirE LAxDirss,
ENCOURAGEMENT OF HoME ISDusTRr,
No PofrrIcAL JoBBERY, a,t
HONEST MEN ron OFFICES,
ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT
n BOUND CURRENCY AND DEATH TO ALL avid.
Car SnSrLAsTERs."
Anu the prosecution of the War against Trea--
son, until the last rebel has laid down his arms
Though this wicked rebellion against the best and
most bepebccnt government that ever existed in
the world, has become fearfully strong, yet the
n ~. hepubllc Is far siioIger;; the lcyal
'hudsllis will yet subjugate the arrogant Olisnr-
chy. 10 this patriotic end the TRIBUNE will work
without growing weary, until the Union has made
4 foetstool of its foe,.
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.
But the CHICAGO TmBiiSr while fearless in the
expression its opinions and patriotic in is en-
deavors, aims ut being first class Newspaper Il.
contains full accounts of all the interesting o.
currenccs OF the day, and paws more money for
Special 1ecgraphic Dispatches and correspon-
dencc. than any Journal out of New York, and
publishes more and freshcr news tTan' any paper
circulating i'll the West. II brings1he news TO the
people of the Northwest two or three DAYS sooner
than the papers Of the seaboard.
The weekly contents OF the TaIbuSE embrace:
l>t-A COMPLETE CURRESf Hls1DRy or T,rg pro.
grss of the War.
gws or THE DAy--Gasusiiics- tjy
Sea and Land. Extraordinary cvciits of
all kinds.
TELrers rfrsyi DISPATCHES contain
ing the Latest News from all part, down.
To the hour OF going to press.
l'h-kEPofrs or MEEaS>Ga, WHITTIER Political.
Religious Agricultural, Educational. or
Miscellaneous.
or CoSorssss AND STATE Leyis-
laturcs, important Spcrches and Documents
6th--M kRxEr REPORTS. EMBRACING EVERY article.
me Farmer or Dealer can expect To finsis
quoted IN a newspaper The TRiRu@E. has
achieved 4 high reputation as Il Contnlerclsl!
paper 4
PaspaHrD. AGRICULTURAL. andl
horticultural articles BY Rural and other.
able writers on the Farm and Gardens
TALsS, A'sscporEs AND GossIp Re-
views, and pleasant miscellany.
In short, the purpose aud ambition of .ilc Edi-
tors are. to mike tie cHfc,Ge TRfBrxE So inter
.stng and valuable visitor that no intelligcnr
" cSt.rn fasr'lvcin sFf Ord wgrao,r.Ir.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
Col. James e. Kerrigaa Sentenced to be
Shot.

New York, Dec. 2-It is reported that
Col james e. Kerrigan, Of the New! Y ok
25th Regiment, has been tried b a Court
Martial for treason, and sentenced to be
shot; AMI that the warrant has been signed
by The President Kerrigan is a i,nae,nber
OF Congress from this city
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
skirmi>h near Old po,,t.

BALTIMORE. Dec. PA skirmish occurred
on Friday night at New Market. about fiv.
miles from Old Point. in which three rebels
were killed including Z. ~ Scott. well
KIN 'wn merchant of Richmond His body
was identified by letters in his pocket. 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
The soa.hern private.ears..

New York, Dec. "a special Wash
ington dispatch says that Secretary Welles
is making arrangements to prevent any
further outrages in British waters by, rebel
privateers. The Nashville will probably
be overhaulcd by Government vessels.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05

Fortifcations Ready Mt Ship Island.
NEw u OK. Nov 2sGThe schooner
John ~ Genin. from Ship Island near
New Orleans, reports thasfhe fortifi eations
there are fnishea, the guns mounted. and
loo men detailed from the blockading fleet
tn work them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
sr'fI-I- - . VI 10
.1olnfiapn %. the Problem.

a s.;r. s,s,so,I q S;.ss.,or ofsb. .l,xos. Of
rebels; proposed BY sse,s'. .,., cspsron
sc,.iaens. Il j. strictly within our limits Of
.,asa . ~. The, sasE programme :: 3, receive.
s'a 'I J. pleased !, much
-s-HsnuIIiesns: We ,bslisve the whole
ros,s..IrsrN lend ;ts sanction tn the prop.
.ss;t;ers IS ths War and Finance Niristers
- A.. A,lne;si ,sy.f;on- '.. ~.
hg.Thv.honli not shs kl.v .,. Of n .rabeIs :,
-~osS-r.tel =. ~ 6savernmort .o5' am
49, = rh.,svsr> wav .hsr can do ~.
srsok 5000 : .nd. r<nJsr the r,ost AID IN
putting down this rebellion The Sscrc.
49, ,sano.ss - r;sL an, s,ch 81 ,ha
males A. nav 10 'nes'lsd. Who ARE are able and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05

r. Indians Troops in Western ylrgiaia.
i.ssHls Indiana Jpseasl. Of Monday. says
at rs pretty stlii6.his TO tell what will be o,
shat is. tbs position and estimation" oil
The Indiana egimspts in Virginia The
Latest ints'ligsacs is to the effect that the 9TH
sRssimsnt. nowssonmasisl by Cole Gavin.
has been orleroi TO iRomney to reinforce
General Kelley. anil that Gen. Dumons,
IS lsta sSmm snls.. has been ordered to
,Csyinsson, ksn:ueky. whether. with or
yxiihout any portion OF bis brigade we can
rot >ay The 18th is ordered to Ken
'theky. Tho 18th has already gone and
.isrow at Louisville, Tho 9th. 18th and
.lasl Nil probably remain at Ches. Noun
efair and Ellswatsr, at least for the pres.
so ,slis1s1q ieoIfi 900 faa.-i ss'.r
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