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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

Orders have TODAY been issued by the President
of the Pixies Peak Express Company at TINS Pn'so
to stop the running of the Pony Express %
the California line Is completed, which VII, PSgo ,bs,
be early next week. 1t Is, therefore, PrOo"O''
not more than one more Pony viii De run
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
stnte senate Nomination.

ALBANY, Monday, Oet. II, looi.
The Democrats Of the AlYth Senate District nom
mated on Saturday, Benjamin +. Wood of Duanes-
burg for Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
Non.arr;vaI ofthe North Briton.

FArHsR PoiNr, Monday, Oct EI--Iy 49, ~.
There are no signs Of the steamer North briscn'
now due oil this point. Wind light, from the no''h'
east.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

John f. Newport, esq, Of Pennsylvania, wne
has recently been appointed by the rfesioen' !"
United States as Consul at Turks Island arrivsa
Grand Turk on the Oath Of September u0@ nav
York, via Nassau, \. X.
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Our friends viii please not send Us POSTAGE Stamps
Q! the Old emission the time for exchanging them ;he
new issue has expired and they to worthless.
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70 COMMANDMENTS.

NecannoI undertake TO return rejected Communications
AL business letters Office should be addressed
"THE TRIBUNE" New-Yofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
W1scossIN STATE TIcKEr.-Ths following tieketa

IRE in the field in Wisconsin
USIoy REPUBLICAN, DEMOCRATIC.
For Governor.
L. P. Harvey. H. r. Harvey becj' Ferguson.
For LicutendRf-GOe
VIM. C. Allen. Edward saIcmou. Fl. NJ Billings.
For Secretary Of State.
Jas T. Lewis. Jas. T. Lewis. Chss. 5. Benton
For State TredSSrer.
s. D. Hastings s. d. Hastings. H. l.. Dousmaa-
For fitorney- General.
Jas H. Howe Jas II. Hows. Philo A. Ortos.
For Bank Controller.
John Bracken. w. II. Ramsey. James olmn.
For STATE Superintendent Of Public fHsiyVefiiA.
J. O. McRindley. Jos L. PickArd ii. 6. Minsow
For State Prison In,psetor.
Han, C. Heg A. P. HODGES John. J. Crinsy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

burg Arsenal as speedily as possible
> The Eleyenth Regihent of uhited
States VOLUNTEERS. the -sZouavcs, ~ EN-.
bsrked last night at o o'clock for Evans.
vile, thersthey viii arrive His usarniag.
If no accident occurs, and will remain till
further orders.
The Seventh Regiment. Col. Dumont's,
has been removed from Camp Morton to
'ss'e- Enthusiastically occupied the Eie:
I We are deitsi by the iiGoyerudr Ito say
that the press of his duties is so great, and
has been from the beginning Of the war.
that Ire has been utterly unable to take any
personal charge Of the details Of the ac-
ccptance of companies for State or Federal
service. Those matters are left entirely
to the Adjutant General. whose office it
is to arrange them. Applicants for, ap-
pofntments in the State regiments are de-
sired not to press their demands npon
him as he has other. duties inst now Of far
more Importance. and unreasonable urgen-
cey will be likely to do applicants more
harm than good Ind. jour. ,.li' AislH'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
indiana war Items. :

.
The Governor has appointed Col. Joseph
j. Reynolds, of Lafayette, Brigadier Gen
cral Of the six regiments ordered. to be
raised BY the Legislature for home service.
The position IS one, for which Col. Reyn-
olds is well qualified He is . graduate
Of West Point. and has had, some twelve
or, fourteen years actual service 10 the ar
my. and, consequently. brings to the dis
charge Of his important duties all the qnal-
ifications Of military education and train
ing. His character. aside from his spe-
cial qualifications. is also snch, as to en-
tile him to tie position. The appointment
will be universally received as one fit to
be made. -. ;i . n'iHe.'l ,'',' -
We are also authorized BY the Cover
nor to say that no cavslry regiment will
be formed under the 1'six regimen" law,
hut several squadrons will be organized
for scout duty and other purposes necessary
to an army Il. is also his intention to
have cavalry companies organized in every
codnty on the Southern border, decming
the rapid movement Of such force bet
ter protection against marauding bands
than any force OF infantry ssl"2 1'o''.'s..1
Part ofthc Sixth Regiment Of those
called for State service viii be made an
artillery battalion. There will : be at
least two batteries Of light artillery Or
gsniz6d.q IS seon Is the gtJns can be pro-
procured. and about 100 mem will be set
apart for each battery" 'ae h.p' y go" :
Six heavy Columbiads have been prom
;sad 49, & c<<4.,Is S1.~elxv-& Tl.g.ls.Elx
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
Four Military Camps.

The Governor will call ont FIVE regi-
ments OF infantry under the provisions Of
the law recently enacted by the Legislature
Two regiments will be stationed here. one
at hlchmond. one on the Tfppecanoe Bat
tie Ground. and one at Terre Haute, for
The purpose Of being drilled. Two of the
shelby county companies will be assigned
to the camp at Richmond. When the
regiments are fully organized and equip
ped they will be stationed, we presume. at
different points on the Ohio river.-Ind.
Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

IfEsTN NEWS.

Gen. Butler dined in Baltimore Tuesday
No attempts were ma,lc to annoy him, and
every courtesy was extended to him and his
staff.
Aa{aAEssaau. a-basat rfsissl-As- W sh.
ingtop Of snattack on Eaire. or-ax;r,o,
NO one knows what movements are in
contemplatioa by Gen. Scott. or when and
where the first blow viii be struck, 81.
The Parnee. at the last dates was an
chored at the main wharf Of Alexandria.
WI, WIN her enns loalesl anil rpn ont OF the
mort holes, She crossed to, stop ,interfsr-
ehee with th@ free; paviigatipn OF the Iresp-
mac. attempted several times within The
last ieY days by ,herrebel garrison Of tn,
I t9wn. Hs Ter q T,fffsnce pr9Jnsed anisc
From the most reliable ACCOUNTS from
Richmond i is cstimatsd that there arc
0.0Oc troops at that place. 10000 al
Norfolk. 1000 at Harper's Ferry. and
Others were preparing to leave Richmond
Tor the latter place. q "A, 10 ,,.,oo, "a,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

'sisThc meeting convened in pursuance Of
a previous appointment on the 4th Of May,
1851. at Bremen. Marshall county. Indi.
ana. was organized by the appointment Of
d. MoSreoxERY as President. MosEs KEY
sen, Secretary. and j. d. KlrcH. Vice
President. The President stated the OBJ
jet Of the meeting. after which speeches
,werc made about lou National difficulties
by dKnsbleek. T7schlarb. VIM. S,angy.
j, b. Hitch, Moses Keys and y. ID, Vim.
go a tsi1uo saxsA - e7itia9R III
.SS"ftd.l b % nolIssnsqU03 So. snit .To1a
ia On motion. q committee of Ave was sp-
pointed to draft resolutions, consisting oil
the following gentlemen; T. 3. Kitch. J.
D. Vincent. CT. Trip, J. 4. ,Brsncher
and Wallace Merrill.
.J.yKnoblock offered a proposition to
torn q veteran company. nonesto be under
forty-6ve nor over sixty years of age.
: T, schlarb proposed that q company be
formed composed Of men between the ages
oieighteen aud forty five. re ,s.s7 s..f
? Bothpropositions were adopted
The following resolution. offered by J.
Knoblock. was adopted: .-s:...r a.-ssa
m Resolved That whilst this meeting does
not recognize the existence of war with
any State of the American Union it res
ponds up animously to the callof the Pres
.ilent of the United States for rs, 600 men
as, rampant for freedom. AMI we therefore
demand Of Congress Of the United States
preliminary legislation for Convention
Of the people to consider propositions for
tho adjustment of our National difficulties
by way of amendments to the Constit,l-
ton oftilcUnited States
Z The committee reporicsla the folloMins
which were unanimously adopted, buom
=, oReyolrea. That we wili defend the stars
and stripes of onr beloved country with
our property. Our lives and our sacred hon
orssaR.z1c - 20 ssisagn19 oaf .aifui3Gi
I Rssolped,. That it rs the right and duty
Of the President to enforce and, nsaint ain
the laws of our beloved country pesceabIy
if The can, forcibiy If he must, tortbc last
extent. WI .lsiiqsod ls7sg 81; "a srsT
= Ordered that the proceedings be publish
cd in the County papers. -, -. =
ROBERT MONTGOMERY, Prcs't.
MesEs .kEYsER. Seey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16


what the Indiana Leeisi aturc Has Done.
1.-The extra session Of the Legislature,
previous to its recess. spent some fifteen
days al work. In that time vast amount
ofitalking was done, more than was enter
tanning or profitable Still, . consiticra-
bic amount Of timely and ncedful legisia-
ton was perfected. An appropriation Of
$500, 900 was made to purchase arms. for
the State. A law was passed authorizing
the formation of six regiments of troops
for the service of the State, under which
act the Governor has already called ont
Eve regiments. and will make mp the other
of about eqnal portions Of cavalry and ar
tillery. A law to provide for the issue of
bondsto the amount Of $4,000. 600, on
which TO predicate loan for military pur-
poses, was also passed. making altogether.
provision Of 81. SOC. 900 for the purpo-
ses of home defence, and Of aid 20 the
General Government. An act for the or
,ganizatioD Of the milnis of the State. and
providisg s70. 600. per aunum for the ex.
penses Gthefeof passal. This aamountao Of
moiey is to be raisedib By an4Addisional poll
tax of twenty-five cents. sum more than
sufficient to meet the-required expense Of
thelnllaia organization.
lss In adj ION to these owaflike measures
acts have been passedEto legslize approprii
stions made by The authorities of towns.
cities and eounties for the support Of the
families lofgtoluuteets and for home Ae.
g.. .ssI = -. "A. T.. :. & <x.Ss--.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

81 R9ThS nth 5r nzdoaver Regiment Of
this State. under command Of Col. Lewis
,Xallacc. reached Evansville on the night
.0fths l0ab. shsre it has taken its position
.Ssr sis present. mreh to The joy and relief
Of the citizens Of that City, :. 49,. 1T
The other FIVE regiments were, still at
camp Mosse9 IT the last dates. and no in
ssnsssions wess given ., ITO their future dcs
tlnsiicn. or liow soon msrehing orders viii
q f.:...sJ9 - .Cvftftd@A ~ @li9offfio ,'hn .
sSle'fssi 81 -s1.s ssiis eslsfa ysaiistm eds
~, The hrc Infantry regiments of State
.tsssps wall be- composed Of tho following
csmFahse<q+sq eifup iea - i5oe> .Hss'
.'-THa4spR Rsgamesl.. CAPT. Wilson Pc
'fa;:a' CsPt.. Noel. Fortville;, kirkpatrick,
KoksGo; < O'Biicn.. Noblesriilc; Huber,
yW.asS6 Hum plirey, Fort WAYNE; Link,
Fort Wayne; poan. Marion: Thompson,
Wsrfon: J.shnson, Huntington. I.
.sstf-tysetnl eRt5me,,k-Capt. Morrison,
fNe~ Albany: Gillespie, New Albany;
Drpper.s North Vernon; Dobbs, Indlapa po-
NJ Clinton. camp Morton: Davis. Clifty;
alsSehnsd, Madison, channcy. Madison
'iIarhhSton, CaaMbus;; Styles. Salem
Roth ~ rehifexssS ors at G amp Morton.
81 fouftssrM Rswinent-o Of Camp rV;qo.-
Cape Noosf.. fvinacenncs; IIsssr, Terre
Haute, Mahon. Grcenia<tlc; Thompson,
Evansville: = Fbote. Rockville; Kelly.
Bloomington; Martin. Spencer: Owen.
sCIinton; 'fIaffon,, Vincennes; Kimball,
Icocootcc ~
r,,teenfh Rsyf1.esf-zt Comp 7Tppeca
rcf.S--Capt Lambe. Charlottesville; Burns.
HWcstviIIe;. C5mpafet. Valparaiso; Short.
sBedford.., Miller. Jasper CO.. Templeton,
s0xforii. Bento,l eds: Wood. Lafayette;
Price. Attfcas Clay pool. Covington. Foww
Ser South Bend. 'as
.s'9s;y,srntg .Rsggi;sa.eat-at Camp Wsyne
s-Csrt. Wolfe, Nashville; Platteo. Law
rouceburg: Lucas, Lawrenceburg; Bennett,
Iiberty. Marshall Connersrilre; McOnis-
ton. Ripley CO.: Lee Richmond; Burton,
sbfookvillo:s Judkins, Fairland, Shelby
CO.; Mcfarland. ShelbyvilIe. -.
az The Seventeenth Regiment will, be com
.posel ofrfavAlryi and AftilIesy. Fenr
Isnsre Regiments from this State, to serve
shre years. unless sooner discharged. is
called for " the President. -, -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

REGMESrAL SrnHEoSs.--Daniel Meek
ersofaLA Pozseg swc neglectcd to state last
week. 'ohas received the appointment OF
Surgeon On u she 9th Ind lana Regiment, and
Jacob Hartman Of South Bend, Surgeon IS
NatosE sfk vr4,foarveR
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
NJ o-N.REsrDENT NOTICE.

State OF Inlisna. Marshall County. S.. ~ f-I
In the Marshall Circuit Court. August Term, 1851.
JEREMIAH NosHER ! 1t- tIrt ntf
Tvs. Complaint ss Foreclosure.
The Plaintiff N above entitled cause nv Robert
Blakely his attorney has filed in my Office hi complaint
against tn defendant FIR foreclosure Of Mortgage and IL
Appearing by affidavit of compecnt person that the DE-
fndant, John W. Godfrey is nonresident Of the State
of Indiana: he IL therefore hereby notified of the filing and
pcndency Of said complaint against him, and that uni
he appear. dcnur thereto the calling Of said
the mr. day of the next Of said court fo be
begun aud held at the Court HOUSE. in the Of Pym-
euih on the seeond Monday Of August A. d., 1861. said
complaint aud the and things therein eentaned
and alesei will be head and determined in his absence
-lfH siif 70 iiif Attest, tN tir
may lG 2si3 ii. r. PEISHING, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
NONRESIDENT NOTICE,

State OF Indiana, Marshall County, s.:
In the Marshall Circuit Court AusustTerm, 1861.
NANCY A's sh0"s' ~ Petition for Partition. sa.
The plaintiff In the above entitled cause by Reeve 4
Caprn her attorneys. has fled In my Office her complaint
against the defendant for Petition for Partition and II
appearing by aidavft competent person that the
defendant, James G. Cock. il ucp-rirnt 81 the state
Of Indiana he Is therefore hereby notified OF the fling and
said complaint against him, and that unless
be appear, smur herte at the calling q said
the s day Of the next term Of said Court tc be
begun and held at tho Court House in the town of
Plymouth the second Monday in August, A. D.. 1861
complaint and the nsfers and things therein
tanned and segJ will bo heard and ctcrisned In his
absence. Attest,
mayI0 2Sf3 n. r. PERSHING, Cl>rk-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

SIS 20 4r't iifi 7tt-ti''+
State Of Indiana, Marshall County, Ss:.s.. ~
II Iuthe Marshall Circuit Court August Term. 1861
o~Er woB<DcocKsd y sccL..ly .x- 80, 49, ~.
Fssscrs j. BAsceex. )idi fSf'-'F'
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause. by Csrbin
Osborne his attorneys. filed orc his complaint
against the defendans aad II Appearing by the sdavt
Of competent person that the defendant Frances j..
Babcck Is resident II the State or Indiana she IL
fherefre hereby rofied u thu filing and ~ndcy ssid
complaint agar her and that unless she appcar answer
demur therrv ct the calling Of said cs>e the rsf
day pexs term Of sad Court to BE- begun and held
Court in the Of Plymouth, the second
Mondsy ueus A. d. 1851 s&5i complaint and the
tiers and things therein contained and alledged will Be
heard and determined In her absence. ~.
maybe 2st3 ~ WsE H. n. -PERSHING, Clerk. /!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

- @Az Washington dispsteh Gays that
,tln States sof Ohio. .In,liana and Illinois
IA Ill be isdbdwide,l' into several military
'dep0ts called depots Of the Ohio. Gen.
NJ CleIlsnd o, Ohio has been assigned the
-senpssa This is said'to be an excellent
selection. sis.aois
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

Students taking studies in different departments win be
charged proportionafely 10 the number in each.
The Gcrintn and French Languages, Vocal Music and
Painting, will b. taught, If ea>sess formed Price de-
pending the number Of students in the classes.
Tuition and Janiior Fes ssarias adcacc, unless 10y
special arrangement Tufin, refunded &c pro-
iraotd ilinsss Jut for nothing cIe Students should
the first Of the hut will be received and
charged assriirgly. Classes in Languages formed only
the beginning n the Especial attention will m given
to the an Of practical teaching, and classes formed for
ercise in this Department.
Boarding can be hal in private families for 81 5otos2 2
per week. Many STUDENTS rent aud hoard them
selves thereby incng expenses from my seventy Eve
cents per week [mayfs -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

AT the last accounts. mp to Tuesday
night. st. Louis had become quiet. JDu.
ring Monday'and Tuesday Tiers were no
unusual Disturbances. .iafi hooi 10 g.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

The Convention at Wheeling called to
eossitier the question Of establishing o
new STATE ont Of the territory west Of the
BIne Ridgc. convened on Monday last.
II is largely attended. some thirty counties
+sdss ssPrsenteti and promises grand re-
- s-4faevr8 afgto1E y a4lH = = qtaiG.
ssee''s~'.zrr-s s2nilia7 III 2. .Tsf ssgb ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
JIIIUT ID 1IIIIfI tIIII- III -
~ ON-RESIDENT IN Office

State Of Indiana, Marshau County, s.: - ~ '.-i't
In tho Nrsbali Circuit Court, August Term, 1861.
fr'1 N' ,.. A'.s.'f ubnys.ih. .. Attachment.
PERRY ceLyxzaao1 1azaiI
Thcpaintif In the above entitled cause By James o.
Parks, his atornry. ha nlsd IN my once his complaint
on attachment and Il spfsnrng By the afdavit Of
that the dendant- Perry Coivin, h non
resident Of The state e INDIANA, he IL hereby notified OF
the filing and Tncy Of said eenpainf, and that unless
he appcsr dempr thereto 1t the calling Of said
catcs al the 81 I'D court, to BE- begun and
held at the Court House in the town Of Plymouth the
second Monday IN kuEdst NE, 1861, said complaint
linayssSss - H. K PEfsaiSe, olert !,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
DHILLIPS & DEvOR.

l. ta f ATroRSEYs IND COUNSEL oRs
ofbce, in Room No. ', up stairs. lwestrr,ct Bhck
PLTN0CTH, IND.
Will iactsi n the Courts of Marshall Kosciusko Elk
hart ST Joseph, LsPorte Porter, Lake, Pulaski Starke
Fulton. aud adjoining counties; and in NIL of which per.
sonal attention will b, given to matters of collection
REFERENCES:
s. Coifax, South Bend Ind J. ID. Defrecs. Washington:
w. Mccullough. TT wavne J. p. Jones, indianapolis
j. H. Dsfrees, Go'hen. Ind; A. L. OSBORN. IaP.ut~.
v. W. Sherburn, ST. Louis; :. Il. Rounds, Chicago Ill
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

cad .yHsstN5s'Nesi thfo1Sh BnfHmoSe.
'.sa DE tnafgfsph inSosms- Ms shst' q large
bstss1fiilea with troops arriteasst the out
er depot. from the Relay House. including
the SiHh Massachusetts and Eighth New
n qtk Rseia,entss with battery and srtille-
~. which -issrrhci through thc south part
Of Baltimore to Federal Hill. overlooking
the en-, = mile west. Of Fort McHsnry
The spdden Appearances ofltreeps took The
citizens BY surprise. but they were greeted
with appreciation and checrcl the whole
s.$aSNsavsY sdI-.C ysE .saTBzfHskW
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
4 PPLlCATlON FOR LICENSE

N"tce hereby given that WILL in compliance with
me Law OF tr State. ~ th regular term of the Gem
missioner Court Of Marshall County Indiana arrly G.r
-'ns ." retail srritnaIs and malt liquors qnsntisi-s
less Than quart The ls-rsh'n whirh pr.psss 10
sell ON the south part If Lot No. l5 in the town Of
Iiym"nth, Marshall County, Indiana.
JAMES CONBs,
mays 2't5 SAMrEL fRYAH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

CarrrRED.-The Baltimore steam gun
s.slyl!se Sa' EEssFF y saptnssa, ep, tho 10th
d lhile Saiag 10 IAsrPcr'sa FeuymaoneI of
the mes ,wAs Dickinson the oiarentor.-
They were sent TO annapolis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

Account Of Saturdays Riot.--Gen.j Har-
ney's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fright Of
tho Paopie.-Thousan Leaving.
From the ST. Louis Democrat. 18Th
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

Uniteu states Arsenai. he camp sol
diers were assured that all of those who
choose would be, released upon their, wor,l
Of honor not to bear arms against the
United. States. Hundreds. OF them. are
ready NOT only to give such, a pledge bul
70 enter mt apqn active service nnder the, ma,
So FAR, the events OF yesterday were f.
licitons. and suspicious only Of the ulti
mate return of peace and prosperity, As
such. they occasioned thrill Of inexpress.
ible delight in many true heart. The
peaceful ,snrrepder wssya relief. and the
evident loyalty Of many Of the captured
troops guaranty Of the safety Of the, State.
World 70 Heaven that we conld here be
permitted to close this statement! But
disaster-7:mournful., ,npu.terablyr dreadful
and -rending--a woful and awful
tragedy. has, made yesterday bitterly mem
orable. The fury Of . disunion, mob, led
to reckless and destructive attack upon
the United States troops. whose responses
laid some twenty Of our fellow. citizens
cold ia DEATH 2 Our heart chills. and ex-
preston fans IS we recall tie sorrowfnl
scene. the crushing and piercing sight Of
death, presented last evening at, Camp
jackson. Never has our profession called
us 70 so,panifpl taskTbut the heavy tale
must be'told. = ''.'-e'''1
Company H. Captain 'Biandowsky. Of
the Third Regiment. Wis assigned the res
ponsible duty of guarding the western
gateway leading into the camp. The sur
rendeftd troops PASSED ont and were stand
ing positively Beewsn7 the enclosing lines
on the road when 6erc6 crowd of ldisuna
ionists began hostile demonstrations -
gainst Company H. Dsrison. insults the
wont that tongue could frame. iterated
and reiterated with whatever aAsgravation
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

German citizens and soldiery were. in fact.
more quiet yesterday than on any day of
last week. They have never. of our knowl.
edge in this city. contemplated any assault
upon respectable. citizens. or their families
Or property. The whole alarm originated
in the brain of some weak minded individ-
nails, osejudgments have not been proof
against the repeated shocks of the present
excitement. ,.......,s ...i "a l.l.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

proceed unchecked. AMI to be consumated
by acts Of assassination? We looked and
waited anxiously for the police, who might
readily have arrested the few Leaders in
this monstrous outrage. and thus have pre-
vented, much trouble. 90 sd' 10 aai'sls.i6
when the rear of the troops approach.
ell. TO sreceive their WORSE position Of abuse.
il wssevi,lent thatsfhe rnshgnants on the
porchs1could venture npon Il still sharSher
ositrsgcs. u Scarcs had tho rear passed out
of Fifth street. when portion of the mob
rushed down the steps and hurled rocks
into the retiring column while two shots
vera discharged. into the troops. one from
the porch and one from Fifth street. The
rear file Of the troops 1t once turned and
fired into their assailants. who fed and
scattered, some Of them still firing back
Soon,these was pause in the firing Of the
troops. and spectators gained courage to
look up the street. bat others fred again
upon the soldiers from whom anvolley was
them returned. The firing continued at
intervals. p vsons newly arrived drew and
firea after the troops, whossH volleys ans
wered sharply. creating immense excits.l
msut sud a grand rush Of citizens to the
vicinify.snD nsz1sepso ricS sn% Hneft.ri f1di
subsequently, We learned that the firing
vs4o resumed near the head Of the line on
Eighth street. aud lcoatinued at various
Points'in.she vicinity. the troops unfortusI
ustsly falling into disorder snd firing from
thu slIsys. ehf 10 1ae1e cd 10 .lE5ijnoH
ioSsssn nnsh! four Of them belonging to-
tlsIscempany thus stfocioasly pihsul ed
and murderously fired upon, were killed.
lti' avsiis ciitde to say that they were