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- A. eARIlEtD, President Of Electlc Institute, HI.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-04

Baltimore f'Inced under Martial Law
Arrest Of Marshal Kane-1The Marshal
Prisoser at Fort McHenry n7'N
BALTIMORE, june q. LAT three O'Clock
tina morning. George P. Kane Police. Mar.
shal of this city, was arrested at his house
by order Of General Banks, and conveyed
to Fort McHenry. where be is now held
prisoner. ~ 'f-gs
General Banks has issued . proclama-
ton nominating John r. Konley. Of the
second Regiment. Provost Marshall: also.
superceding the powers Of the Police Com
missioners. Mr.. Keniey is 10 exercise su-
preme control over the Police Department.
until some sworn loyal, citizen is appoint-
ed to act as Marshall i'sasssaH sa' 90 Us
The proclamation gives the reason for
the arrest Of Kane. that he Is known to be
aiding and sbsttisg those Ia armed rebellion
against the Governmsas. and Is u Tho
head Of en- armed force. which he ussd TO
conceal. rather than detecs. acts Of ftreason
to the Government. -7if- of-sH nois1Ps'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-04

addition Of twcntys per cent wi pc made On 'n
above ratrs for Special Notices 81. .,f, Il. f;.-
Assnts in other and cities win be allowed twenty
advertisement. OF any kina
X;ni.s,v.sd "A nssu than regular - laRod al
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-04

LoUIsvII1E, june 20.
The Surveyor of this port announces
that he Is not granting permits for any
class OF goods 10 Secseded States. In
|condemhiSg the cafryih8 Of co1tI absud
goods. the Journal st6tss be hsd no thotgt
Of duplicating such sets to ths Adsns Ea-
- The. .Denocraf is oreditabIy. informed
that Cox Rosseans regiment goes into
camp on the Indiana side of The rvef.
The gun boak Tyler was got aaoat to-
day. and with the Lexington aud Csnesto-
"a passed through che canal - -.
Latest accounts from east Tennessee
Convention show large msiosity Of tbs
body in favor Of resistin8 fhs. fetd got-
ernment. A majority are for ihRggrst-
ing Prcyision.l soyesnnsat q est fsn-
The Gun In boat Copesleeela. q. q :ss the pr
Dock. KY lealiAebsd and i = dstbt-
fpl whether ether Of TIA, onlr boz So
get oyes the Rostlsnd bar, q sdsQ. Vhsfk
er they cxn set to C6Eo On aseopnt q the
Low stsss e{the river 4ous,so0
ThnI 4o7 stof-n wsr sff - kfrenITns1 aTff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-04

this Class.
CLASS NO: BLADES RIDING MATCH
All in this Class the entrance Fees paid BY tire
Competitors will constitute the Preniuugs std the
Judges may award the saiile in one, two or three
Premiums as they may think best III sd3 bss
Committee--T. X. Houghton. 7. A. lie iuon,
D. R.. McKinte and Mrs: Mary Patterson.
NorE,-fn the above Premium List where the
Premium is marked thus .. the Society reserves the
righ. to award some appropriate Agricultural
Work as part of said Premium, and che balance
JOSEPH #EsfERtEiT; ires..
M6KL CuMMfsds, Sec'y. 5eoi2 esf elptss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-04

best sucking mare C0t Vo
. Gan horses entered ss match horses must have
|hsen owned and hsqt sOssttsfss aspan-)aomrd
% Commitsee--Ri F. Shirley, Geo a sDenons'
Joseph Hughs, Jeptha Disher and Wyatt Thonp-
son. t-rr
p'''', CLASS NO. l5.-CATTLE.
3 Best Durham Bull 3 years old Or over Sc 90
"a bess aIqd dono o. dS7sw sde'ssIs 100
.szbsss Devsuhiie BsaAssg bra .dssa 800
~ bess sss.sdes bdet dosi1roN desD 9 ~
!, e. s gpssssr s.sS z ,s's se e. g g
q sSsss S;ss fsSos.klfsr dsgss5'.i'' d ai '.ss
.ssH.ssf Dei sa6 nedO d y s7sddo isyi . o.
sdib5it noto s1sds Oh ys.esSd' DIDO see
rods4 t1nlssu 7zdesnsmissa sasi3 % %
,Saqs a e. s'<s.i 4gS .dssI ed 10 ai~sl. y y
= ,ss.s ssa a.ssasSss 3 ST.afszis.ioss 3 s.qaq ssS 90
IoIBsa DR1AikCo&5 sssh UvsfsIsl ss4eO
81 bkss .sIsdsaoqsu add hndosodiUa ss 90
~---x.- -,.fa.~c IA 4fr~..r. -. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-04

NEW ORki June -.
The TribaAg gives extrscts from . letter
from Hon John Al. Bolts to that journal
dated Washington, June 24th: He says!
with great danger 4 arrived HIRE 7as q
Member of Congress-" as he atttoticed
himself candidate from the Richmond
District, ana received ITO votee. which.
there being no opposition, electsd hims-
The letter states that the SottkAta ihsus:
rection is at its last gasp. while negro in
are everywhere threstened.-
Mr.. Bolts says Besuregsrd hss sent s cif-
cular South. saying: y"If tie Cotton
States do not ssise and equip LOG 600 mem
in six weeks. we are lost. Our troops IN
Virginia are busy suppfessinE insurrec.
tions among the blacks. and bdt for this,
che desire to see Washingtot ID ruins yo'd
long since have been grsti6ed:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-04
BUSINESS CARDS.

TP. SHIVELY, Justice of the Peace,
1s L~sd and sn q l.ia rssl salfo 7attsf
General Collection Agent.
BOURBON, MARSHALL COUNTY. IND.
VIII take acknowledgements of Deeds and Mortgages, at
ts ~ the taking Dcpesirins. ard give rt afte-
zion all business entrusted TO him. may 10 zs'i
DHlLLlPS e. DENOR. i8sases isrr.
-. ATTORNEYS AND corySELoRs.
oaoe. In Room No. .. up stairs. wesserv-it Block,
'PLYM0UTH. IND. -
h,rt 81 Jss-ph LsPcrfe. Porter Lake. Pulaski starke
" sItn and adisinnx and in all OF ~hich per-
sssnaI will b given 10 matters Vt eoieetion
nEFERENcEs:
q csIhx. south Bend. Ind, y pefrees Washington
m = q, It,,gh VT Wayne: Up Jones. indianapolis.
J. H. D-frr,s. Goshen. Ind; \. L. Osborne LaPorse
E.w sh .rburu, ST. Louis; - r. Rounds, chicago, III.
JOHN n. pEyOR. NOTARY PtBLic viii attend 70
An. Estate. take oi
i< and sertxs- and tbs drawing Of contracts. has
- a. Imay Ii 2sff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-04
LIST or PREMIUMS.

Swamp Land. e W
Persons competing for the above premiums, are
rtqnfed 70 exhibit at che annual Fair specimens
Of an the grains raised On the T~.. Of TIE veg
ei2bles raised on the Farm and Garden. Of ftuits
raised on Che Farm, Garden and Orchard. AID also
specimens Of the honey made By the Bees, = g 1
sCoxxrrrxx- P vanhorn, D. S.conger, En-
a Jscoby and I. B. Halsey. s'1''i 7'' 2. ss''
~ sn1l| ia f91e4t1 3T9W TNien3 ed
CLASS Se.@-GARDENR NRRODUCTIONS.
y'Bsss dosen long Blood Beets III sIsv s1s,so
-1obost do ersniproq dst ni eosq7os ssrse
ssBssso lday asessas 9Vao s7pod ppTsf 80
best do Parsnips woI7ou % di1o50
r'bestsds siHsssst wgftzsl nsessI svsd 50
'sbeR % KoAl Rabi sls5s7 10 sinnnI2ate
Best 11Sdop Cabbage edf .blsaoash leso
: best do CaaIi6owessp sdii sbauos dsits
ie beso do sslks Celery u sff .teia7sy -
best do vegesAbse Bses,a7ogseb tom ~
bcsk u bushel Garcia g ss9aeisns 50
best d. Cat TaEnips ss7h'o& &S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

lIrNG.-Wc noticed last week Chat most
brutal murder had been committed un the
perscn of Mrs. Holland. ;ul old lady 20 years
oi' age ci Cha,,ouSa county. We have since
learned that negro WOMAN belonging 70
Mrs. H., and WHO lived with her, did the black
deed with an axe.
The negro mad" iill and voluntary co:i-
!rss;on. She said no onc w:is concerned in it
Lut herself. she did not Know why she did il
unless the devil was in her,
un list Friday cvcEin@. after cxLoring the
i,eelueS present 10 be oLrdirnt 10 tlieir own-
ncra, she WAS hang by the citizens.
We learn also that Mrs. II. was ail exceed.
asly kind lady. ;5ac had given tile WOMAN
no cause oi Oi'ense, except that she CON-
plaincd very little that tic chicken pic was
not as good as it might lave bcru.--Isvme
(Ga. Southerncr, July is. /
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24
State Of South Catolina.


GENERAL ORDERS, no. 81.
IN the organization of the scvcrnl Regiments,
4 called for hy the Acts Of Assembly iS'o anu
1861, and by various re1ui.iions Of The frcs'aeh'
nf tho Confederate States, huring dlSarranged lhe
Militia organization nf the Snte, 1t ID hereby Or
dered, that the officers commanding Divisions
shall forthwith cause Elections To lie issued to MI
all vacancies among general officers eauSed Ill Tue
several Brigades by reason Gf death, resignation
or of their accrrtnnce in Confederate service !;
that MI officers commanding Brgadcs shall forth
with cause Elections to be held for the purpose Oh
iilling vacancies arising from the same cause IN
field Offices, and that all officers commanding
Regiments or separate Battalions shall cause
Elections to be held for the purpose OF hllnS va,
cancics arising from these causes IN Tue sc'eral
companies in their command.
III. The several Brigadier Generals throughout
the State will caused to hc furnished TO tho uihce
al the Adiutnnt and Inspector Hcnerai, 20 so"n
rs the said vacancies nre filled, complete report
of the officers Of each Regiment under their reg.
nertiye commands, with tho rank and date "t
commission of cnch They will MISC furnish 10
tho Adiutant Heneral n report OF the strength OF
the several companies of hesnid Regiments, with
statement of tho public arms or oiter properties
in the possession Uf en- \. =: companies.
III. Captaina or othe, officers commanding beat
COMPANIES will forthwith cause TO he collected MI
public arms in the possession Of their companies,
and will report the samo to tho officers command
ing the Regiment to which such company may
belong, who will forward the rcr"r. to this "ilee'
". The attention Of officers commanding Deat
Companies is hereby called to the ~ and sec,
tiuns of an Act entitled "An Act TO reduce all
Acts and cnuses of Acts in relation to the Patrol
of the State into one Act, and to alter md amend
Al .f..lz .1o,, .r nFynhn
A. y. $780," The field officers of Regiments are
hereby ordered to enforce tho proper observance
of these sections. by order:
CHARLES II. S1M0NTON,
Acting Adj't aud Insp. Gsn'l Of So. Ca
July "a II ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24
To the Planters OF Edgeiield District.

EDGEFIELD c. H., July Jli, 1861.
Tho undersigned have been appointed Com
miE<iuners Of The Confederate States for this Dis
trict, to receive subscriptions Of Cotton and other
produce for the support Of the Government
Factors selling tie crurs of Planters will re-
reire, for the portion subscribed by them, the
Eight Per Cent Government Bonds, interest pay
abe semi-annuully.
public meeting will he held al this place on
Snlu dag next. Tho Planters Of the District arc
earnestly requested to attend and give aid to this
lauluble and patriotic cause.
LEWIS JONES,
ANDREW ]. HAM JND,
WM go
WM. G. a.OEALNE,
ARTHUR SIMkINS,
(nHimisRiOucrs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-24

THERE ARE GiAs1s IN THESE DAls.-We
yesterday gazed with astonishlnenl at the
,allcst specimen Of humanity We have ever
seen going at large. lie WAS six feet seven
inches in height, and otherwise well propol-
toned. Thought on % years old, he lopk-
cd Il. if lie could take a live Yankee by tic
napc Of the neck and shake tie lie out of
him in no time. He is the youngest of three
brothers, all residents Of Dublin counlv,
North Carolina, ana al equal.ing him in
height. They have come to Norfolk to fight
the Yankees, and il that race ot bircds will
only give thcn a chance, no doubt those sons
Of :lnak will make them hear thunder. These
uIcn would. VIC think, compare iayolably with
those which Caleb and Joshua saw in the
lamI Of Canaan.-Ncrfolk Herald