Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-07

tcPiicu' NO. Ucn !, never goes back.
The darkcy was sent to camp while dis
gusted Secesh went to his farm a madden
AMI cheaper (by $1,000 man.
fa4 From me Indiana Journal.
Letter from NoIin.
CAMP AT NoLIS, KY, Oct 80.
Ed. JOURNAL: | wish could give you
the tiiings Of a brilliant victory, or even
inform you of an important movement, in
Kentucky. bnt these times seem to he de-
voted only to the shaping of events and
leaving it to a future day to bring them
FORTH
We are down here like an intercepted
stream--lamming up higher and higher
daily gather new strength. until st no far
distant day, we will suddenly sweep down
upon the panic-stricken rebels. and give
the death blow to this blasting heresy of
secession. do not profess to any gift Of
prophesy. but do venture to predict that
not many days will pass over our heals
till the Confederate forces will be complete
ly overthrow. There are many evidences
plainly pointing to this happy termination
Of the difficulties in this State do not
say what it will cost God knows it wo d
be a day OF rejoicing among the thousands
Of loyal hearted Kentuckians. l wish
those whining babblers for peace could
witness the sufferings of the Union men in
Kentucky.
The "Old 9th" has at last effected a
complete organization. Much delay was
occa>ioned in the appointing and commits
sio"ing of the company and regiucntal OF
ficers by our precipitate march to this
State. Col. Crittenden and Lieut.. Col.
Prather retain the positions they held in
the regiment during the three months SER
vice. Capt. A. A. Abbott is appointed Ma
jor, and gentleman by the name of Earn
shaw. Aljutant.
The Madison Courier has given curren-
cy to few facts in regard to the appoint.
ment of our su;tler. coull mention
a few other facts il l thought the force
of the example would be potential in
bringing to a genuine repentance those in
aated composites who intrench their evil
tsi-cls- bolsissi official FASHIONS: bnt the diff
ticulty Is settled now. and so let it rest.
We are in the RICH: of Gen. Rousseau 5
brigade. 1t is composed chiefly OF artile-
ry, and occupies the advance POSITION
We move to orr position to-day.
Last Sunday night our pickres ired in
to by a party of rebel scents. The damage
done them we are not able to learn. They
have made several attempts to pick off our
outposts. but have so far been foiled in the
attempt.
That desperate. Pickett. who was re-
ported to have been killed by Capt. Trip.
while on scout. is getting we'll The
villain swears vengeance on "Old Silver
head who conlucrva, the party TO his
house.
! TIE weather continues fine. and the
health Of the troops was never better.
| Why can't we get daily papers here?-
We are as ignorant of what is going on in
the world as if we lived in Texas. This
is indeed great priyation. INDIANA.
From acknowledgement Fight Between
Lane and Prices Armies.
SpRIxoFIELD. Mo-. Oct. 3d. A negro.
who says he left part of Prices army at
Sarcoxie, in Jasper county. on Monday
night last. reports that General Lane had
Just male an attack on the rebels. but
knows nothing of the result. He lays that
when ten miles distant from Sarcoxie he
still heard cannonaning. This story seems
altogether Improbable. as Lane only left
Humansvilie. in Hickory county. eighty
miles north Of Sarcoxie. on Sunday morn
ing. and it is hardly possible that he could
have reached the la ter place in SO short a
time; but scout who arrived here last
might repo, t. that when six miles from
| Sarcoxie. on the Mount Vernon road. he
heard artillery firing from three clock till
lark on Monday. and th,t the firing was
rapid. He also heard firing on Tuesday
forenoon. The scout learned aothing Of
the result. nor between what parties the
engagem mt took place.
JErfERsox CRY. Nov. ga scout ar
rivel here yesterday and reports to head
Quarters that he left Price on Sunday last
at Neosho, with thirteen thousand Of his
own men and five thousand Indians under
lMcCuiloch. They have no intention Of
making stand in Missouri. McCullocll
himself has gonc to Fayetteville. Arkap-
LAS. to change the direction OF reinforce.
ments 10 Camp Walker, Arkansas. instead
Of Missouri, where Price win join him.
Lsno is south Of Price. and has sent t.
Fremont for reinforcements. and large
!. mounted force hal gone to his aid. Lane
had skirmish with Prices rear guard
! but with what result j. unknown.
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