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BILLS NEW YORKEE,,


TsyHIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED PLOW was
Z hrst Introduced to the trade in 1859, and is
now comma uding the most extensive sale of any
plcment in the country. 1t will till shallow or
deep as desired, cuts good furrow, has ve~y
easy draught, is well adapted to the soil Of Yer
mont, and is the easiest pillow to manage yet in
troducsd. We give, one dealer (Merchan. OF
Farmer) the exclusive sale Of them for the
town where be resides, where the Territory IS not
already promised For prices and plates Of pillow
apply TO
N. V. B. BULL,
Whitehall, y. Y,
Manufacturer of Stoves, HoII9to Ware Agre,slfw-
al Implement. Steam Engines, Pianrs, Drills,
Laihes. and all kinds Of Machinery, Iron Fronts
for buildings, Columns, Window Caps, Window
and Door Sills, Cornices, &c, Iron Doors, Blinds
and Shutters. Iron Fence Railing Balcony, from
late and desirable patterns.
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The subscriber makes his bow % tie readers of
Tho burlington Free Press, AMI respectfully in
vites them to call
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BEDDING PLANTS.
TRACY { MECH

Feb. l. 1851.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

Immediately proceeding to Wheeling. ans
oftring their services as Virginia volun
teers onder the call Of the General Govern
ment for troops. Tho company is as fin
body of men as marched into Cam,
Morton. are true grit and anxious 4
take "set-to" with jeff. Davis's rebel
before they disband aud return 10, thei
homes Il tic fiji
1--WE arc well acquainted with Capt
Jordan, and most Of his men. Capt. j. i
the strongest kind Of a Democrat. but h
is in favor of standing by the "Stars an
Stripes" a:Ni does not STOP to mouth a
bout its being Republican war. in orde
to manufacture political capital for futnr
use. and thus give encouragement to tn
rebels. as some Of the leading Democrat
about here do: .ee
Yesterday [22l1 three new COMPARES
arrived in the city and reported themselye
TO the Adjptant General. Cant. Wiley. o
Greenshurg. Capt. Stongh. of Coiumbi,
CRY. Whitley county. and Capt. Skeen
of Ripley county. The two former are &C
cepted for the new regiment to be forme,
for the three years United States service
The latter was rejected on account of OF
'overplus Of numbers. It marched, we un
derstand. without orders.
About seventy companies have organi
zed under the new militia law. and report
ed their muster rolls and selections of off
cere to the Adjutart General. The Gov
iernor and Secretary of State are kept bns,
in signing commissions for Captains an(
Lieutenants.
The following appointments of field Of
ficers have been made By the Governor fo
the FIVE Regiments Of State troops:
Twelfth Regiment-Csmp Sullivan
Colonel. John NJ. Wallace. Of Grant Co.
Lieutenant Colonel. William II. Link o
Allen county; Major. George Humphrey.
Of Allen county.
Thirteenth Regiment--Camp Sullivan
Col onel. j. G. Sullivan. of Jefferso,
county: Lieutenant Colonel. Will Cum
back. OF Decatur county; Major. Horace
Hetfren. Of Washington county.
Fourteenth Regiment--Camp Vigo--
Colonel. Nathan Kimball.. of Loogootce
Martin county; Lieutenant Colonel, j. X
Mahan Of Greencastle. Putnam county
Major. William Harrow of Vincennes
Knox county.
Fifteenth Regiment-Camp Tippecano,
Colonel. George d. Wagner. of Warner
county: Lieutenant Colonel. Richard Dial,
Owen. of New Harmony. Posey county
Major. Gustavus a. Wood, Of Lafayette
Tippecanoe county.
Sixteenth Regiment-Camp Wayne
Colonel. Pleasant A. Hackleman. of Rush
vile. Rush county; Lieutenant Colonel
ThomasJ. Lucas OF Lawrenceburgh. Dear
born county; Major, joel Wolfe. of Rusl
county. tf..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30
Special Notices.
HONE TESTI,nGyr-

- Peru. Miami Co., Ind. August 4.
DR.. C.. w. RosAcx-I have received SO much
benefit from your ScaDlinavian Blood Puri6ernnd
blood Pills chat have thought il my duty, and il
is ne less my inclination, to give you plain staff.
ncnt Of my case Iwas tof years- afEicted viii,
that bane Of all comfort. and efficiency in business
dyspeps,a 10 recapituiate all the So called rene
dies which have used to rid mysclf of This Al.
easr, wonld indeed make a melai,clo, catalogue
also consulted with the best physicians co,fid
hear CT Twas induced try your remedies thro'
TIE persuasion'ofa friend, and after using them
few days was greatly bcpcfiffcd,, ard in y.s,rt
time. less than month. was entirely and pcrms
nentiy cured. vas also afflicted with the most
violent nervous headache. which J suppose -,.s
produced lay my dsordcred stomach. for wbs1, nav
dyspepsia l.ft me my headachcicft with IL. now
feel bctttr in every respect than have for ten
years JOHN DEMUTH.
See advertisement Fnls-tteom
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

Az ApvEsrURE.--We understand that
Captain Stough's Company. which. as we
stated last week, several from this place
went TO Columbia City to join, met with
little adventure on the road between Pc
ru and Indiana polls, which served to give
variety TO their usual amusements and may
be Of some benefit to them hereafter If it
has the effect TO make them watch rs
we'll as pray" 1t seems that one of the
company mot one of our boys got into o
fight with the brakeman, and the Conduc-
tor demanded that the soldier should be
put eff the car. which the Company OBJ
pcted to, whereupon the first thing they
knew the car in which they all were, ex-
cept four. was standing on side track
and the balance of the train ont of sight.
They had been cut off and left. The four
that were in another car got off at the next
station. rather than ray full fare. which
the Conductor demanded. However. as
the paper reported the arnva Of the Com
pany at Indianapolis the same day they
must have been relieved in q very short
lime from the unpleasant predicament in
which they were placed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

OrThe Queen of England has issued a
proclamation notifying her subjects of the
blockade of the ports Of tho rebellious
States, by the United States Government,
and warning them that if they attempt to
enter the blockaded ports after being .du-
lywarned eff they will have to suffer the
consequences; that her Majesty's Govern
ment will not interior in their behalf
This IL rather cold comfort for the rebels,
anl must convince them that the sympa-
thies Of Of the world aso against them.--
This position on ths-part of England DIES.
troys the ardent hopes of several sympathi-
scrs with traitors, If not out and out trail
tors at heart. in Plymouth and vicinity.
who confidently predicted that England
would not and should not permit Lincoln
20 blockade the Southern ports and thus
cut on her supply Of cotton. Poor fellows,
thsy are poor prophets end worse patriots.
England. ii she hail any inclination to in.
.erfere in the quarrel. would hardly take
the side OF the traitors. Her sense Of JUS
sice. humanity, and iue regard for her past
history. as well as her own best interest,
would restrain her from such madness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

ION Ont begin to be enough. nor ons-
JOUR enough. Indeed the last year.rcro,,
of Isl State is nearly exhausted already
ant The soldiers. like the old darkey 81
Captain Kane's story. want more beans.
We have no doubt but that twice the last
years crop could be solclsat a tandsanc
prols bow 70 Mr-farmess arc sulart
as we think .hey are they will -imprsvs
this excellent opportunity Let than go
toworle at pnesf ofpsa5t :'cora besSs" by
he'dcrs: Tfey' need not be cautious
about the quantity they plant, for Will,
300, 900 men y the ,fel' to eat them. they
canIt easily plant too many. 1T will cost
very little. except for seed. to put bean
vine in every hin or corn in. the State. and
taefeis SILL plenty Of time to put It there.
lf'his donet there VIII be sic added to
the profit Of every acre 80 planted. Pho
kind OF beans to plant wheresit-rm.Ba hal,
Il the small, white. hard navy beam" i,
Is the best for eating.s transporting, and
preserving. and is fully as prolific as any
other. Buff they can't he come al for
secd. then plant any good mhae beam
Colored or mixed beaHs arc not .saleablc il
there are white ores in the market. This
hint j. worth the consideration of farmers
in al. the States. but we give, it to our
farmers exclusively-ZndJ Jour s-s-fs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30
Border State Convention.
ERINKEopr XIV Nj

FRANKFoRT, Ky. May %.
Mr.. Wickliff's resolution was adopted
Tor the appointment of a Committee 70
consider subjects for which the Convention
was called. and also Mr.. Crittenden's or.
iginal amendment proposed to the Senate
OF the United States. with such amend
ments as will secure the slave States lust
and equal rights under the Constitution.
Gov. Magoffin is present and was invi.
ted to take seatrin the Convention du-
ring its sessions.
Full delegations are accredited from
Kentucky and Missouri. but from no other
States. John Caldwell appeared from
Acminn and Sewer counties, Tennessee
and was recorded as an advising and con
sulting FRIEND.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

Another MILITARY CoNrAxY IN MAR
sHALL.-A Volunteer Company has been
organized. we learn. in the southern part
Of this county. Of which e.. p. Cherry has
been elected Captain. David Larue LIST
Lieuteaant, I. B. Thompson I'd Lieuten-
ant. Robert Wickizer Color Sergeant. and
Eli Parker Orderly Sergeant. Our infor-
mant could not give us the names Of the
other officers. The Company is named
Marshall County Union Guards" and
has rendered its services to the Governor
Capt. (Gen. Cherry is said TO be good
officer aud drills his men every Saturday
As there x 10 probability of the Guards
being accepted soon. we would suggest
that they organize under the new militia
law. the material portions Of which we
publish to-day. and hokf themselves in
readiness to respond promptly to the next
call. sss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30
MoRE YoLvxrEEns WASrEp.-Sergesa

MoRE FoLgxrEEns WANrEp.-Sergesnl
Hartman. who went from this place and
joined the Columbia City Company, re-
turned on Tuesday morning last for the
purpose of enlisting twenty-five more men
to fill up his Company--the new regaia.
sion requiring each company to have 10l
officers anil men. instead of 70 as hereto.
fore. Several had enrolled their names ur
to noon yesterday Sergeant II. leaves
with his recruit, on the 8 o'clock trsir
this morning Tor indianapolis. 81 ss9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

oPects> o"<P uf Ftss wv AOrk regiment
left u NJ Ny Yard Phi mof ling iq srmed
steamers, 10 to- pos ssidh ofsAquia
Greek OIL. Eefferts fRdr |sed Ne New
Yorkz7th regiment.S infsrmiAg than .Aei,
term of enlistment had expired, and that
they were at liberty TO return if they de.
sired. but the Secretary of war would be
glad if they would remain in Washington
three days longer. Every man shouted nc
vas sesdy to stay for that Ttine, and. as
much longer as the Govefnment desired
Ii is understood Government does not feel
at liberty TO dctain them longer than the
time mentioned. They will then return
home. s'z1s hnaiisi ''f AishsO 1olaiC :
The Post.s special says advices fast re.
ceived from Manassas Gap state that the
rebels have been throwing up ,en.rench
ments at that point Cor several weeks past.
The Commercial 1dvertiser's despatch
states that it is generally believed that
federai troops have been moved on Graf.
ton and Harper's Ferry enc sfs-u I'll Z
Eli Ihayer has been appointed Paien,
Examiner.
WAsmSGTox, May, %.
Fhe'belief that the President has deter.
mined TO tender Col Fremont a Major
Generalship, elicts much graiiioation.-
Ex Gov Banks is here By invitation of the
Secretary Of War.
The Washington City Councils have
Passeia resolution Of respect to Col. Efls-
WORTH .arsas II .n3D 10 noifsIlm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

Since tho re- assembling Of the Legisla
ture nothing of great importance has bcer
finally acted on. The Journal of Monda,
says: The SENATE has spent a considers
bic portion CT its lime in introducing ami
referring bills-thc rule against consider
ing matters of general Legislation having
been removed. A large number Of rssoi..
tons Of inquiry have also cen introduced,
which will give the committees work. and
resalt. as such measures most always do.
N no good whatever stg
The HoUsx. like the Senate. has been en-
gagged in Introducing and referring bills.
and taking mp time in the consideration Of
resolutions. Ht
Bills have passed the Honse for the or.
ganization of Home Guards; amendatory
Of an act prescribing the duties Of Auditor
/ of State. and increasing his bond TO
1900. 900; lcgalizing the proceedings un-
der the act Of 1852. for the Incorporation
Of towns; amending the appraisment law:
authorizing county boards to purchase and
hold for their counties the bonds of the
State. issued to raise what is known rs
the 80. 900 600 war loan: fixing the sala-
ries and compensation OF the members OF
the Board Of Control and other officers OF
the Northern Prison. .'ee Pffsfe'
4 resolution requesting the Governor to
remove the Commissary General for NAL.
feasance in office. anil some orRer matters
Of no especial interest were acted on w.
The following joint resolution res pectine
the duties Of Senators and Representative
III Congress. was passed: 2 1851 i''a
WHEREAS. An armed rebellion now dis
tracts and disturbs the peace AMI qniet of
the Government Of the United States. and
in portion OF the States composing said
Union the execution Of the laws thereof
have been resisted:
AND WHEREAS, Such disturbance ia
Unreasonable in its nature, and should at
once be queiled by the exercise Of the mill
tary power Of the Government;
AND WHEREAS. Ii Is desirable to know
/ The views OF the Senators an,r Congress.
,,rn representing this State. and to advise
them Of the wishes Of their constituents.
therefore, be il Pa s''''' sai
Il Resolped By tie General assembly of he
Sale of Indiana, That our Senator's lie
Instructed, and they arc hereby directed.
and our members Of Congress requested to
vote all needful aid in men and money that
the General Government may require to
suppress said rebellion promptly. eiIectu-
'alIr and com flefely ~ - -'fHti'ehl
Be IL further resolved. That sbonli any
|of said Senators or Representatives syn,ps-
|.hize with those engaged in said tebelIiop.
and he. disinrlined to vote men i anil money
70 aid in the suppression thereof. they are
hereby requested to resign their seats and
re;nrn to the people the opportunity of
filing their places with Representative men
who have the viii and; courage OF patriots.
10 stand BY the Government. as IL came
from from tbc hands Of these who beaueathsd il
: Be Be Il taggliasays rss.,eoises That the Coz.
ernor of this State send to each OF our
Senators and members In Congress copy
of these resoluticas.' and that they each and
lseyerally Gro hereby requested to respond
to the Same in soms pubic niss4er. TooI'
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30
Yours, for the war, W. II. II. NJ,

INDIANA MILIrARy ITEMs-The follow
ing items in regard to military affairs il
Indiana is copied from the Indianapoli,
Journal: be- e esaeH.ffe9 aai 1H1uh
The promotion Of Col. Reynolds to tho
command OF the State troops caused ga.
cancy in the command of the 10Th Regi
ment. which was flied on Friday by the
election Of Major NJ. d. Manson, to the
post OF Colonel. Captain w c. Wilson
of Lafayette. was elected Major vice Man
son.
Yesterday { 22,l ] afterroca the ladies' o.
Tore Haute and indianapolis unite,l in
presenting national flag and regiments
banner +, Col. Benton's regiment, the 9Th
The ceremony took place in front of the
State House and was witnessed by large
assemblsge of ladies' and gentlemen. The
exercises were opened by choir singing
the Marsellaise. followed by the presenIa
ton of q national flag by Mrs. Frederick
Bagss in short. neat speech on behalf .o
the ladies of indianapolis, which was, re.
ceived in like manner By Lieut.. Col. Col
grove. in behalf OF the regiment Tho re.
gimental colorss were presented in behalf o.
the ladies Of Terre Haute by A. B. Crane
Esq, and received by Col. Benton--eacl
gentleman adding to the ceremony few
appropriate remarks. The. speeches were
interspsr~es with the singing of the Star
Spangled Banner," and with good music
by the rPqiplental band. The stand of re.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30
FisJm California.
Four KE,nSEy Nav .

Fonr KEAKSEY. May %.
The Pony Express with san Francisco
dated the 18th; passed to-day. There i,
but little hope of the Legislature providing
for special election for Congressman
Maj. Armitaye who has been in command
at San Diego; Gen. Johnston, late com
manding the Pacific: division. aud DR.
Gould of Fort Humboldt. will join til,
confederate army.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

S A special dispatch to the Chicago
TriBune, dated Washington May %. says:
3 Schuyler Colfax has succeedcl in secur-
ngsthe -services of six three mouths segi-
nents from his STATE for the war; 'pG 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30
~ T yisgima Election. T0
FlA III L M,pfur. oe

Ne haSs-the- following -electien return.
from Western; Yirginia;aY adT
Majdrities fofthe Uhion-Berkley coun
~ 700; Harrison 1000. jackson 400
Writ 300; Pleasant 15S; Doddridge $50
Barbour $50; Taylor 100; Marion $50
Wctzel /; Mason 1 100: Cabell $50; Ka.
nawha l,2u0; Wayne 800; Preston 500
The Office of the Parkersburg Iva.
News. secession sheet, was completely
demolished on Friday night by crowd Of
Union men. who considered it their duty
10 put stop to its ISSUE. .c., s.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30
Union conyeutiop In T.u,...s.ss.


;, The Union men of East Tennessee have
Called a Convention. to meet at Knoxville
on the s0th. 3. We hope they will be able
10 elect some good results, but Parsou,
Brownlow describes the condition os
things as little less horrible than in the
frenzy Of the, French .Reyaliuioa.-, TIE
traitors arc railing the .nsarmed- patriots >.
with q rod ir1ns ssss 80 - fssrss' - ilir
0.s-thsf tho Uniom mem Or Tennessee.
were organized apd armed and led 10y ~
master spirit eqnal to the occasion! Tho.
master-spirit' might perhaps be found irr
Andrew johnson or Mr.. Nelson, but she
organization and the arms. alas. are want.
ing! y The despotisun in Tennessee is .s.hy
fr'ghtful- Must thesetllings go on2r viii
n either earth nor heaven accord redress.--
louisville Journal. $50 - -, =. 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

~A dispatch dated New Orleans
.. Aay % says: By the arrival Of the steam
cr Arizona from Brazos. the surrender of
+. the Federal forces in Texas under Reeve to
Van Dorm, Is confirmed. STAT niaias0 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30
MARRIED,

On the 18th INST, by Rev. Isaiah Brooke, Mr..
Henry HIIDRErHi and Miss DEisi All H. rs,,. all
Of tbs county. 10y p silFsf - s. '-.i.els
sr4fr iia1Is7T - .fr.1 tfs.TfI frrs.f ...T
2 In Plymouth. on'tlic asd inst by Rev Austin
Fuller. Mn. FREDERICK Hrynr and Miss HAsn,y.rr
HAzELroN, all of this county, : s...R ..t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

been seized out Of Alexandria and no
som hunication has yet bon made South.
Cspt. Schaeffer and DR. Bayle. Two M
torious leaders of the Secessionists, aud
once residents of Washington. hare bssn
taken.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30
"Mystertous Movements ',

BALTIMORE. May %:
A Special dispatch from Wi!liamsport
says mysterious movements are going on
there. Friends nor foes are aITo.ve,l to
visit the rebel camp. 1t is sur1niseds j,
was intended to mask retreat or to cross
river. The Road and canal are obs,rs,cs-
ct at Point of Rocks. ten miles this side
Of Harper's Ferry.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

being WIN known thraglsnt Euupe and Ameriea seeS
no comnendafien here. They purely Vegetable a.
prepared with great exacfness and no
better Cathartic Fill can be Seu PaicE ssctS per ux
These medicines arc prepared BY ID. C. N.yAcxsos
Co. Phad<lphia, Pa, and 81 lus No, and sofa ~
drusgists and dealers in medicines cv~rywhere The -
nature q c. NJ Jackson will Dc On the outside VI each
bottle or box. uArfffna a gFe
In our Ererytodys @fnonac, Published annualy.yeo
viii find Testimony and cmmendasosy potices fren al
p1s the country. These Almana are rissn Gusy ~.
~ 81 ag~nts -. 49, f...ss - s .ir,----s -fs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

- ~ -
AsRicuLrURAL NoncE.--The third reg
fular meeting of.the Marshall Counsy Agri
sultsral Society will be held at the Courl
House in Plymouth. on Saturday. June
list, A. D, 1861, at / o'clock. P. N. All
the members and friends of the society art
requested TO sstend. Is impsstint bushes,
will be transacted at that time. We wish
20 revise and correct the Premium List 70,
publication. sas Hss .ahia'o 1aa ieas
1--we have any live members in the Soci.
ETY. we hope to see them on hand. as the
success Of the Society this year VIII tell
upon the future prospects Of the institution
If there is q failure. because Of lack Of
interest on the part of its friends. IL viii
probably 10 numbered among the thfags
that were. ''a' '{sfls''si''o : S79Hfaor
Come One ! Come All I! and see what
can Be done to advance the vial interests
sad prosperity Of the VIII ,Ie country :, s
By order Of He Society. s,ds ri sa;..>
- sle JOS. WESTERvEzT; Rnit.
NARx Guxxrsos. See yaIiss74 s's'sgo
.H..~ -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30
Later from Pensacola.

T 10 ;sisroo Iihds ySr, Lotis, May 2e.
1.-THE Pensacola CORRESPONDENT Of the No
bile Aacstsisery Says that Lord Lyons has
written the British Consul al Pensacola
recognizing the tlocksleain the name OF
the British &C osernnsent, and warninx
English svesselsa Of its effect. No move
nssntsr indicssise Of hostilities had takcr
IplaOe.r sIedi 1sdr .~is1t47oo o3n1J hna
Eol. /; seAGhirs in R1issosri.l fss<peoa &
The cncampments in the sabafbs Of the
city arc broken up to-day. and the troops
quartcred in the Arsenal and Jefferson bsr.
|racks.ae3 l.fts snoi:aiiE8 assd f--Aasal
An American Zouave regiment to Be
commanded by CoiSMofgsn L. Smith, il
forming here. An Irish brigade is also
Citing up rapidly. 'hrsiid sssil--asNRA
1t is understood that Gen. Hsfney han
authorized ths inhmssiiAle Organization Of
eothps#issof Uts5n. home gdariss 1t Ham
nibsls So 'Jesspb.'o Katfsss oCity:li and
SpHSgfeds These com panies are SltI u pobb g.
mustered into the United States sery,ce AMI an
furnished with arms. .0fs
All the State troops hSSo' islf Jei!s,.or
City except Two conlpsSh;e&s, Aho remain !,
q body Guard to tke 90 xetaha S? 20 ns'1 sa'
~ The hd6eSg,, e6ibs " OF ifCr,bDt.s No
psasld sasBlbsAss .fasd tsioss Jsdg,
-'-ss5sa 10 esso ri .Lna ;xrassimmo9 hes
-. 49,. - --.4..f ---T- IT, - :. i.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30
Movement, Of Troops.

m NEw fonK. May 90:
The Garibaldia Guard Of over 1000
strong, left by rail for Washington this
evening.