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TO THE TRADE.

TO THE TRADE.
Nxyn would cali the attention OF merchants visiting TIE a
w city large AMI well selected Cct OF nGu9s 49,
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OlLs, wlSGOs CHASE. Dit- ~
SFUFTs PATENT aEniufNSs. 40, A., II
oOuPiIs1s Ia palI Vi-
Alan, 1iAsd waite,
AlOes. digger AliSaa.
AnnsttO, ui.sl
kIssGis Gao Ar.tis
A.ssfsija. iali.s.
Ansplss. la,
GiS1SSi saJ,.Sa ot
hlsosils, LOSr~l,
blUs HI0ne. llH.ss1 Ous
hIiDstg Dc hai3sr,
bUsaiG. siui. r-PPu.
y, ushs5 u al Siats, ~ Vol.
JS@.Gice cal sJ1S
BOP Gs,t rJis.
u4stOf l4l. se!ii1tE fv-ieis,
Otssos, Spanish hf-r.,
OopIafAs s.4,ss, Of al El4iI,
Cream Tartar, EvOvuNu Gei
COa.sIU atsl liza, t4tGshes.
iesom sails White Lead
EIi LoLSOsd, hiIiSr uisss of vAsOas
fdgne, Ais-s.
H.dn. lsIsy cited store sih S he modem pIYss
10 carrying The tGslpeS enabled ~ DE Of
sh IL 5rit sauu4i,d L. promising cut igi.'iO
al .lle1u9a, sidsa ~ eOG.TetsL. a-ss.alts.
JOHN I. GRAY, Druggist
uhs No TAI Malta ST., kehIooAd, Va.
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DLaNTATI0N HOOK
L PLANTATION AND f4sA lasTapoTios,
RftIflt ALTON kktAbND

PLANTATION iSS ia w sssssSS1 sssssp
tSyKNr0RY, AND ACC yusT eoox
ai.r BY ssSahera ftahleE Order H.sysal. as,
Tue size and pses ass gss. years ssoO
snosf sdass ssSssS .dspa ior Cotton r.S.oa
price ~
he southern stae. and u. Systematic use Of has added tens
Of thSusnds Of dollars 70 his estate
Who order IL apis
EXCELSIOR CAMP BEDsTEAD.
leave % cal. Ne si.enOn Of the solder to our Camp
.s the Snssasa 70 d Ss.s os as
WHO have u'edt Come viii be satsasa ORA
@ SH sS.as Camp sso
and o--p qnssiE q Various styles sod prices
yrn II ne furniture wsreroons VI $3.50 49,
Bli-d1 Cor 18Th and Yraninn -.
Virginia APPLE HRANDY.-iO bbs pure
Lis ALVEY LIPsoonB
A xLRs, sPRINGs, HOLTs &c.-we Invite the a..
being complete A'''' .'''i;a
WOOD,s NoMTH CAROL.-sA FAMILY ROE
50 ss ssl; Of S,s h: sssny wsod sr.sa
10 s fsa sS s. s:.aa waS .'a
70 s Of ;nIsS Sr Green eSae..s.r and sl.cs re.
1000 bAlss q rtnoihy and Clover Hay,
les kslss u Oats
l,O0o queen City Hams
Old pumgardner Whlsky, otsrd Brandy and ohsnpaFns
Wines Of the very bes. quality.
For sale On Vie most reasonable terms by
apis Garner Of BROAD and IN q. opposite Tsr.t,.
DOCK GAUNTLErs, sor Cavalry or Arl,,i.rY
made Buck dssniiess WATKINS noKLEH
iel l5o Main streei
ILLGMINATI0N CANDLES. 80 so.T Il, 2. ln S:.I
HAms.- soo I sugar Cared Family Ham,, for
IL .Als nv ~A@ w ". pLDsANW
ExT. LOGwO0D.--In bs, ses: and klhs, for sale By
Hs AsInssd. ".
EOR THE soLDIks.
NV RANDOLPH. BooEsnIn
No lei Main Street,
CAP Ls.s.r .ad Note Paper per qurs. Also
Note Paper Vim the Flag. At 80 cents per sure.
Letter Note Envelopes. ~ and Is cts per bundle Also,
Pocket infssnds with Pers and Handle 90 and 30 s.s
Plain Portfolios for PAper-Note se Is e Letter 80 e Cap
20 cen,s IS ,1.-l Frs.-
Pocket Map Of yfns Of later date and larger col
orsd s BY nall 1870 Same e0lorsa and ON canvass o. Same
BaeISsd,S Held Sortiacauons, 10 soc
science OF War, rs cts
Cavalry Out Post Duty 80 eta
yoluntesrs Manual fl.s0.
No'unteer's Hand Book, 20 ole.
Hardes's Tactics, o. &C. or b. mall, o. 20.
Aahsns Out Pod Duty, o..
Many good readable BSots sfsrsd to the soldiers without
phse iyls
A lLRqnANY VIA h..A ssppE Of tits ssls
"A hfstv4 vste-, iust rsesivt4 and for sale b
-. v. rErSroS % 19GIfk "
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ENOII,m WNaMtNG sMOES.

ENGlIsH WALKING SHOES.
UUsr received b. Ad4ns' Espsss !-ss supply Of Gentle
81 Eas dad walking Shoes broad 0u Tie bottom. All
those who have been Walking supply themselves nov
pUTSkY 4 WATTS,
myll NO. us aSa street
yu1ffR y..OOpR.s,S MANUAL. by Col }. Lucia. De.
] Via rapidly ranagg through hS f.esa, and Will be
.eaiy Ia lea days. JUsI Published,
RBAVh ARTILLEkN.- Instructions Tor heavy srtl
terry prepared W bOGsi " ocr' Tor the use " The Amy
- he irpliatei UIl the SSi-a Of Co.'s. Ripley and
AsY F.assen Of Charleston, 4 T. A. NORRIS,
sPso hhofsolef afi Patnrhet, VI halG o.
l,xsiILY FLOUR " uts. s4Psis. Usually sioaI, iusi
II 4, h.pI hUHF A JANIS,
NJ Id Corner s.sLad carr
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"a SPRING STYLES CO
- or AAeS AND cars.

a,s.rtelt " HATS sls CARS ths spEas tfsie .
vi coap-e slbst,ing ST t- stglss c"ns " son
MJisNl, sz auj cashmere aats Ali sirAi ttrieiy
sfy VI Caps LsEhoru and Sfss Has IA rcAt variety
asiJft-l' % stl;rr0s tlrl,hiug goods. Tn
a- Hasus Gaze. A. 81 any o. ~Lish sui be sold
a. sa Terms other thr city. most
Q specially l-s,Ic cal ft5li pgrcdas1sa
JOHN THOMPSON,
uaqs NJ Ballard HOu'-.
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SPRING 1S0l.
SOUTHERN HAT MANUFACTURE.
ESTA 3JISEED 1886
TTIaE sabssrib-r reap-efly Invites The S.ten- .-rs
= tlon 81 MrrcN % N'-vnN. aud North grFVLN1
sounA 10 this extensive stock 0f his Ahd pSEV
D Nril- Mtalsl,ur-l HA,i Purchasers in nud Ssltr1
heir cal r.. IS house, previous 70 49,
a AZ further NORTH. D. IS leaving nothing IN
a ~, spasluF 90 expense kus " keep the
rh-ru ;he Ssuth Goods SD In thl House Will oe
compare f,vcrahy, quality ant price IN goods
nF 1'het market There v be found al TIE quail
yof WOOL ECR AMI STRAW HAS, E5a The l1uest p.icv
h1t quality pr gentlemen. Also, b0ya sad
irel caps 0f al crates and Styles; AMI Ladies
j 9lg Hats e. al the y.slouI qualities
lhafrhsasrs Ill 90 ueI - sAE Azi examine
~ DDOLrY u n an .. Richmond VI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-19

Paris couespOndenee of lhe LONDON Post. Agguitil
The civil war ia Aueriaa il l. believed, is about to
consolidate aud ce.ent still closer the alliance between
England aud Framed The hish Cabinet, It IL to-day
announced Is Ia oose aud constant pondence with
The two Fovefatsents towards that Of America. The
corporation il to be prosecuted both and land,
and It is added thai perfect understanding the sub
isct has been arrived at.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

W. AANDOLPH, i9i Main strest, has fer sale full
j school and Miscellaneous BoOs CAP, Letter, Mote
snd Nrap.n DAperRens Ink, huVrops InkstAnds Pencils
BAGk BooIs and other Articles Of stA0asy Also and
,,Audara siusle NIL
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THE RICHMOND WHIG.
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.

CONDEMNATION OF TIE AMERICAN BLOCK ABE
FRANCE AND ENGLAND LIKELY TO INFER
FERE-AANCHEsTER AND THE SUPPLY OF
N--OPP0sITIoN TO THE NEGOTIATION
OF THE AMERICAN LOAN--TaE CoSFEDERATE
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TURF OIL.

/ OOkING.GLAss PLATES! LOOKING
oLAss FLA general assortment Of tlfes Wit. suA
'hous rams for sale % WV. BATfLER 4 Co
mnH lac Ma
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plGks AND PiCh BaNR 6 ss.- soO firT. G1J Pr
hAai'r-, ior saieIy CLAkh;Js. ANDERSON %, ..
IrIo NJ" l"G AaiG Sut
RAhTO. s. GUkssfyn ULaHET YIN
uolst sis prices tof sale ~
reeh-9s BLAIR OLA MhEaIA
- mOnINH TGnACCU.- CLO.s saloIin, All
- TOBIAS ssf ale ~ PsTchboa uo p.lyx
ri ths Man
R.tkh's DUuh, HtAgf VIRGINIA DuOk, aLi Oh
IL iOf Tents
Having contracts Tor The above Goods We can surriy
iAS, qaaLuuss spou sLon notice
t-lS KYAT p.nx
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ICOnICE.-st>riord Lieeres In store Aad for sale BY
~ Aps A. Y. srOKss 90.

sLRvICGa preparation and si be published Numerically,
Manual rzccs igr Volunteers In Aese service compiled
f. ~ Ate.t sASDAAD AutsOArIH rzelny all thAt IL
Aese service b Col WV. H. koHAhDSos, Jr.
NEAhLY READY
MANUAL EOR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RiFLEMEN =
your attention Important military WORK In
c0afs- Publication by to~asGAn A. Morris, publisher
has prepared BY Col J. Laeies
Davis Army, entitled rHE rRooPkEs MASuAL being
pA0a orthe dbl for Mounted hemen In ad
iusn ~ uheh q Ne printed In tu the sk shsrs Dr for
Mounted Rnsnsn By Capt MGury 90 whei correspondent
TERED AvorAby 10 columns fe~ weeks Ago.WAig.
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Inland GIT'SISQ-

NosAcoonisTs. Merchants uIOseI, hshu!4stGsIs .si
u pubic grneriy Loeb Interest zIsps,sl
% execute all Oijsr u tie baIi gaIis business nsui5 10
obseeo tot,s. tur barrels 6sia says uo.tssI Lss5Is
docks, ossis sud nns kn.Cdsfy stamp u r,sgy
III Plates G.kDz clothing -L iGirnbis sEy p,F1
81 er country ueeSeF VI 50 eu ~ PS.tss .ps ~ az
sf-ss. NJ. Lisis Rr.rt Cutts..
hVbss " Iahsisyb liz sIvde, itth eet
sp's NsiG .hi Oar. Richmond Va
iNaOlH. siina., slOu HOsisGi'i j.Asi Ia G55,
l. sai o'f s,S Nv tftnkh 4 hiilts
IL IaIt. -.
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THE VOLUNTEERS MANI
AND DRILL BOOK.

AhE WOODhOUss 90, purchased iu,, ursyious "a tha
- present block abe the largest and best A-sS II
WRITING PAPER,
which they have had Ia before Sing
Letter Note DENY aud medium ps-rs 90 a, 49,
will be sold At their usual prices for cash
customers. payable Let July susuing
They have also on hani good stock VI ohs1 Stationary t.
se.er Win every description OF BAhi Assts s...y Ir fF
sale.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,

GUN SHOT WOUNDs.-rgrf OIL Is tbs speedy
" healing for gdnshot wounds 10 the world Mar
ufsetursj emily BY DOVE CO., Drnggsts,
myis Rlch nond, Va
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27


ordered to fill their haversacks and march
out. that another regimeut might fill their
places and do likewfse
Bully for the punch" was the pious
ejaculation of many satisfied soldier.-
Best supper I've had since the war be-
gan" says one chap. "l'll come back
this way" says another, and so they went
on their way rejoicing.-Cin. Com.
Among the many incidents which oc-
Cured on the route from Indianapolis, one
is worthy of especial note. The Adiutant
Of one of the Regiments is a or. n lson of
General Harrison. The widow of this
worthy patriot. hearing that her grandson
was about to engage in the strife for the
Union. sent dispatch to one of the way
stations requesting that the train would
stop at the bend" to give her an oppor-
tunity to besrow parting blessing upon
him. Her request was complied with.
and the old lady. in the presence of a
thousand soldiers, imprinted kiss upon
the cheek of the young man. Cincinnati
Gazette.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

The sevcrest blow which the United
States Government has received since
the commencement of our troubles was
that given by the treason Of Gen Twiggs
in Texas. Its importance has hardly been
estimated in the North. 1t was surren.
der of three thousand splendid regular
sold ers. of thirteen forts. 81. 900 stand of
arms. Of 50 pieces Of ordnance. Of s55 600
IN money. of horses for a regiment Of cav
airy, mules. wagons, tents. provisions. am
munition and munitions Of war. to the es
innate value Of from 81 .500.0 900 to IS,
OOO.0 900! Had it not been for Twiggs and
Floyd. the rebels would have had but few
arms or few fortified places in their pos
session. They gave them. from their po-
sitions, more material assistance than oil
the world besides.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27
The Seventeenth Regiment.

Col Hascall yesterday removed his re-
giment from Camp Morton to the open
ground just north of the barracks occupied
some weeks ago. first by the 1lth. and
then afterwards by the 7th, regiment
The 18th pitched their tents in the morn
ing and fixed mp" for a sojourn Of du-
ration not known to themselves or others
The ground adjoining the tents is admira-
bly, adapted for parades. The regiments
commanded by Coils. Dumont and Lew
Wallace attained the greater portion oftheil
present proficiency on this ground. Camp
Morton is now deserted. except by five
companies who expect to go into the ser.
vice under the call for six additional regi-
ments for three years. or be stationed on
the Ohio river as State troops for the pro-
lection of the bordcr.-Ind. Jour, June 10
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

II hssInot been long since the Illinois
and Wisccn<in Stump Tail currency. by
which the citizens Of this county lost
Thousands Of dollars. Was driven ont Of
circulasiou. bat already its place is begin
ming 10 b occupied BY Stump Tail bssk
notes from Pittsburgh. we knownoth-
ing 81 the character Of these Pittsburgh
Banks. bat from The suddea appearsnce Of
very large quantities Of their sotss in our
midst. We infer that -senebody is to Be
hurt, If not svindIcd. and we feel that ].
is our duty to wsrp our coup;y friends
pot,to taks. The ssnffsin payment fer their
produce. Those ihdividuals. and corpora
lions Who ~ nov paying This stuff opt
WIN csrtainty gst into trouble IL case 4
deprsristss on The sPs0Pls5 bands. on1
nvp bsshs - vide enossh without im-
posteg a,l'sbs sekly Stump Tail emissions
Of s6thr,RsxnS.<. erza 'arr7r7e1c r' az
; r||
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27
JaAse Hughes.

xvs In presenting flag to the regiment Of
lGnitsd States troops at Camp vigo last
Wednesday. Judge James Hugcs. of the
United States Court Of Claims. and for
merly. . member of Congress from the
e Third District Of this State. used the fol-
3osiag patriotic language:
ass'I ~ to you without any mental reser-
avseSou. that Jour cause Is Just. and be-
sIseve Aust God viii crown it with success.
Tam willing to sccord to the people Of the
6oueh every reasonable demand made in
sps9ce snd enforceG BY legal and Constitu-
ftionsi means; but would grant to armed
diSanioa. making war upon the Govern
meat snd the flag Of my conntry-nothing
,Ibtt The logic ofthe rife and the cannon,
is1eil shey' return 70 their allegiance and
lseePscs he Constitution and the Laws. ]
40 Cor the Union IS Il is-for the flag IS
4Aoats over me. not . single star or stripe
stbs jessLand for the maintenance of these
nh tieif integrity. would fight until
their supremscy il fecognizel and esfab
sishsd BE- ths consequences what they
n.y. sa'uesi eA' q 300 thHit
There is . significance. remarks the H.
.frA1pF |o@rnaz in, this language that
sasnpetI be ssdsrstood by those who do not
AsSipMS Haghss 7snd MS political ante
'eededks As long Is the support of the
sossA va . party question. she had no
mon .sble, adfois. uptirieg advocate than
Jsass Asehsssz Hs acri6csd himself Tor
.aersssf did IL with his eyes open. He
5.s~ NJ support 81 the teeoupton bill
weld ElI him politically, and announced
iiRePs e his sPseebss fheths "sir.sdy felt
AhAgris1grs&isgosss his srsvefss But
hsenAietsised his position, and took the
eOisS he went down the friend
st.sbs naek exsrepe sopthsn demands.--
bpk bAevss psepssi 10 cunceds demands
.,Sas .psbstss point ~ The Bsyones. and
'xEs6xS f6ssiassTallies asssilsd lie Govern.
$aAsl Is. fsaf biz stand AZ rs side. and
Asehsps tEas and cfrp n HE sapposs Of i
saneh.alkdk~sss sltrbsnos. for their a.
fleGAnes ienz1Ississd = the sacrifice o.
even, past relation and i ssocciiatien.-
Viii thtH fdbsiou a IL. Goxesaneq'
n1uR 6hsgiSp ~ it.dees With thoal
.uI6DhsisoHwujs dstsoA h asppesisioa 4
~ k0ssssat szeh has now reached Ii.
end so long aimed q:
WseG8meaA M -Hsehs's spesehto ihs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

DEnocRarsc HONE GUARD.-The las,
Democrat makes the following suggestion
= THE Democracy should organize them.
selves into "home guard" for the pur
pose Of repelling the insults which set o.
political scavengers and mercenary harle
quins are constantly heaping upon all who
refuse to endorse an abolition administra
ton"
Do yeu hear that Republicans? II that
is the game two can play at it. The refu.
3 sal o.. some men to ''eadorse en- sbolitioh
administration. "as the Republican admin.
istrstion is termed. is a mere pretext tt
conceal the traitorous sympati,ies Of theil
hearts. 1t is the same language that thos.
.nss xho hoped to God that jeff Dsvi.
would capture Washington. and who or
now persuading all they think they can in
thence. not to volunteer in this outright
.eous war" Are such men patriots?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

have already received your approval Of
my enterprise. for which ! am very much
obliged.
One good result has come of it. The
loyal men in that region have taken heart
Very shortly. | think. you will hear oil
another Union company from that district
Moreover, it has brought home to the in.
solent "ehivalry" q wholesome respect 70,
Northern prowess.
Very truly. Sir.
- Your ob't servant,
LEW. WALLACE.
POI hHas Col. 1lth Reg. Ind Vol.
DAS. MAcAULEY. Atjntant.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27
Indiana Troops in Western Virginia.

Capt. Benham. Of the regular army, has
been placed IN command of the 9Th and
10th Indiana regiments. The regiments
have left Marietta and gone into Virginia.
What will be their final destination is not
known here. c. q. Hines. of Indianapo-
lis. has been appointed aid to Gen. Morris,
vice Col. Hascall. who resigned, to take
command Of the 18th regiment. The spe-
cial correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
zette. under the date of Grafton, June Doth.
says: e. ~
Last night large party drove in the
pickets. end then sent forward ex-Speaker
Gordon. late private in the 9th Indiana re-
giment. now Major in the regular army.
and Horace Bell. hopeing to draw out the
enemy. These men. altogether unsupport-
ed. rode up until the enemy's camp SEN
tries fired. They returned the fire.
Alter large number Of shots were ex-
changed. which the darkness kept from
being effective. they challenged the enemy
to come out. and q perfect war of words
ensued. The enemy couldn't be coaxed
ont. The party found the grave of Mar.
tin. Of the 14th Ohio Regiment. who was
shot two days ago while scouting. and
made arrangements to bring the body in
to night.
That exploit. remarks the Indiana Jour-
nal. is just to the liking of Major Gordon.
Hair-breadth adventures in the campaign
viii suit him better than any other service.
Horace Bell is from Harrison co.. and
is the same man who rescued his father
from the Brandenburg Kentucky Jail in
the face of an opposing mob. He went
with the regiment ION his own hook"
and is now leading life that fully suits
bis taste and inclination.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27


Mn. EDIToR.-The communica tion ]
sent you fortnight since answered its pur.
pose admirably in drawing out the Local
Of the Democrat. Il seems to have stirred
the young gentleman up wonderfully
Judging from the copious discharge of orr
yinal satire he aimed at the writer. He
must have been studying Hudibras and
Gulliver as we'll as Artemus Ward, or he
could not have made so many sarcastic al
lusions in such brief space. In my for
mer article l intimated that the Local
disease required the application of a wet
cloth to his intellectual forehead, but his
disease having assumed more violent type
| would now recommends sinspism (mus-
tsrd poultice) to the bottoms of his feet
and around his wrists for the purpose of
equalizing the circulation. and if the ex
element in his head does not dimini n pref
ty soon it will he advisable to battle his
temples with ice water continually until
the paroxysm. or exacerbation. whichever
it may be called. subsidies.
The Local says disconrsed "learnedly
and lengthily." My remarks. believe.
were not SO long as his reply. But let
that pass. He has got things slightly
mixed mp in regard TO number of the
Guards failing to "come to time" The
Company was organized and its services
offered to the Governor before the passage
Of the Military law at the extra session.
Their services not having been accepted.
the Company then concluded to organize
under the Volunteer Militia law. bat af.
ter hearing the oath they were required to
take. many of them refused to take it. as
they understood it to compel them to re-
main members Of the company until they
were forty five years of age. That was all.
The editor. for the purpose Of spinning
out his reply to my communication perpe-
,rates the following cogent and logical par
sgraph:
This funny le,ter-writer is. evidently.
of the opinion that 1.-The pen is mightier
than the sword" and his courage having.
like Bob Acres ''oozed ont ut his finger s
ends.' he is DESTROYS of demolishmg. at one
fell stroke. the Local of the DKMocKAr!-
''Insatiate archery' wouldn't some one else
do? We commend ourself to your ten
derest mereies. and respectfully implore
you to desist." siiatea d t.isr
Twill not stop to point out the gram
NAUTICAL beauty and logical acumen dis
played in this extract. That would re-
quire more larnin' and courage too than !
claim TO possess. OF course it will not be
expected of me to continue . controversy
with such Solomon. l feel somewhat.
Mr.. Editor. like the Dutchman that caught
the bear. want Jon to help me let the
Local of the Democrat so. He is like q
1singed ca.-worse than he looks. ~ io
A VOLUNTEER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-27

SoUrH BEso. IND. June 20. 1861. s,
FEzEND SULoRovE--Just leaving for the
East. | see the inquiry in your Daily Of
the 18th. as to the 800 bounty to the
three years volunteers, and your reply
that you had stated it on my anthority.-
When last at Washington. ! obtained at
the War Department an official copy Of
General Order No 15." which / have
never seen printed in full. and the part OF
which relative to this bounty. should be
published. / enclose il herewith. and am
az W. Very truly yours.
SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
The following is the portion of General
Order No. 10. issued by the War Depart.
mcnt May 4th. to which Mr.. Colfax al
ludes. Our volunteers will see that the
500 bounty IS fact
Every volunteer non commissioned Of.
ficcr. private, musician and artificer, who
enters the service Of the United States un-
der this plan. shall be paid at the rate Of
5O cents. and il Cavalry volunteer. %
cents additional in lieu of forage, for every
twenty miles of travel from his home to
the place Of muster--the distance to be
measured by the shortest usually Travelled
route--and when honorably discharged
an allowance. at the same rate from the
place OF his discharge to his home, AMI. IN
addition thereto. the sum of one hundred
dollars. SIT
Any volunteer who may be received in.
to the service Of the United States under
this plan. and who may be wounded OF
otherwise disabled in the service. shall be
entitled to the benefits which have been
or may be conferred on persons disabled in
the regular service, and tie legal heirs o,
such os die or may be Filled III the sergice
in addition TO all Arrears Of pay and al
fo@dnces. shall receive lie sum of one hun.
dred dollars.