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TWs ass glad TO learn from our des.
patches to-day, that the Governors Of the
loyal States IN Co1vensioi asseebled at
Altoona, Psss., were guilty OF. 20 such
foolish and uischissous attempt at inter-
meddliog with the alaits of the National
Goverpnscs, q was laid q their doors BY
the Dispatches Of the n. 7. Herald pub-
lished BY as yesterday. !. We thought they
had better. ss-ss than u thus attempt die.
tssiop, and svs are rejoiced that they have
not disappointed shs hopes Of the Nation
By rushing. wildly in where even "aogels
fear 70 tread" =
SANITARY C0MMIssION.
This Society, which has heretofore net
once 10 two weeks, will, for shs present,
meat every week. There has bees, during
.As past week, hospital fitted sp for the
demonstration Of the sick Of the 29sh Reg
insss, md the Ladies Of the Soe.ssy por-
chased naserisl and made up what bedding,
curtains, ETC.. were needed for insediase
nee. Bat, should the number Of sick in.
crease, more will be required, and it is
thoasht expediens 70 have msetings Of the
Society every week, that eli work may be
promptly atssoded TO, and also that Com.
nitsees may be appointed, each week. to
visit and prepare food For the sick. The
Society will meet q The bosss Of the Pres
idsas, Mrs SAMUEL CElsssH, % Tuesday
Svsaiae. Ne Sob inst. Lot shsrs bs full
Atsssdsaes. : Per Order.
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ANNOUNCER GNT,

ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are authorised to announce =. =. DURDICK % IN
independent uacn eantdass for CeEk = de District
Court Of fottawattamis County, at the Octobe
election.
August 31d. 1864. ka s5s sas-*H
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

q The arss nas iA,tAis: City - apply
for : license under ~ tsderal Tar Law,
va Mr. J. n. PALiss. He proposes to I'M
vest so, for license to deal in Govern.
neot and other securities. Other dealsrs
10 County, City, State or United States
WARRANTY, wiz havssS ftllsw spis, Of ''va-
mnaa Ia ya,,rh. - - - - a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24

RsnADEtPHA, ~ . e, 1852.
The aumsasr meeting Of PtiladsIphis sportsusu eom
meooei to-day tho suffolk Park Course The wes,bs,
was very nne and the track in excellent cond,,op
judging from the largo attardance and the spleudIS
running the rsestng promises TO be successful
The race for the purse, two mile dash, With six
starters Of tie finest aud most closely couses,ed
ever witnessed in America and most experienced
turmcn exprssssi upboaa1sd delight and Satisfaction
seeing such magnificent r-ce every hoss sntsrss for
the purse coming 10 the post.
THIS stake for tnrss ear ots mile heats, was won BY
West Roxbury. who came "a FIST in both oAeats fol-
loved by Bonds and Capri-isuss. The latter was fally
distanced on the third heat.
Tims-1:49z-ia3x.
The stake for the two mile dash was won BY length
by Pope Swsigert, followed In order by Irovaors sun.
ships, Ella D., Throg's Neck, and Bette wsrdrrova,ors
beating sunshine half lsngti FOR the second Place
Tims--3:4sK.
The prospect for Tomorrow Is highly 1st,,rins. A
great number Of horses from Kentucky and Tennessee
tho ground. aud ans SPORT is conaasnts an,is
pated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24

NDLo's.-Mlss kWhings 10 her spposrapos last
night in that charming cpsrs ths "chilJ Of the asi
msnt," and did better even han We had expocted, /,
though We bad already formed and expressed yer,
favorable opInen & her sbiIiss In fact the ofsener
hear this promising young artist the more W. admire
her vocal accom- .lshnenss and hor admirable acting
We quito sure Mas Richngs VII continue T. please
Gnd draw no like ba OF last night which no,wi,h.
standing tlN rsip almost npslsy alled by very
discriminating sudienCs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24
THIRTY.sEvEsTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST .EssioN.
aovEnxNrvr or 1Hg NA,

WASHINGTON, June Is, 1907
eoyERxNryr the NAVY.
On motion OF Mr.. GRiigs, (rep) oi Iowa tho bill fpr
the better government ui the navy was takca up and
disc seed by Messrs. rsfaarLl. HALE aud GRnss.
various amendment 30 adoDed.
After further discuse ON the bill was passed.
xxtHAvGb oY rRfs,NgKs on WAR.
Mr.. CtARK (re) ctN III. ,oierod rcsc tic directing
the Sec etary of Waido comuricnls to the senate anv
infarmnii,n he may lave ~ reersnce to esehanring
prisoners or negotiati1ts therefor. Adopted.
fiiE 0Arti ofriCF.
The bill providing FOR additional oath Of Office was
taken up.
The amendment offered by ". TarxButt frop OF M.
sa excert all persons of whom ,h, COZ sttninn pra
seryes the oath oi Office, was amended on motion a
Mr.. lAvts, fppp) X! - 10 turther EXCEPT Sera
ttrs,reD esenttvss aod the Vice President and ADOPT
ed, sd III, bill p1ssed-yes 80, neys Ihc negative
votes 40 cas- fot'ws -Messrs. B.yard, Carlle keprs.
dy, roN Ell and ansbury.
rAssAcs rHg TAx mr..
Mr. TE'FrNnxs (rcp OF Me-, from The COMMITTEES 81
confe enre on tls .ar bin, made report
Mr., snranAs iran - nsio. smoke sssipst the D.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24

LrornH Dns- N0s II QUIZ The were no less than
thirty sur hCe, dealers bsors Justice Quackenbush
yestefGa~ charge OF violating the sunday law. rbe
arro-is we're sas chiefly by TIE Twenty nrst and
aussd 10 ave ba sssh IN ,ks sana VI SlvG " snsws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24
IMPORTANT FRQ1 CHARLESTON.
~>4SS~S~~>~~~~->~~~~~~
Bloody Engagement at Seces-
!. sionvine, on James Island.
HEAVY LOSS ON BOTH SIZES.
The Enemy Probably Cut 0f from
Retreat by the GunhNatS.
Exaggerated Rebe1 Reports Of
the Battle.
0kedaddA Of the 0harleston 19er-
curry 70 Columbia,
! &sss &s.s &ss
HEAVY LOSS ON BOTH SIZES.
yoRrRxsa MONROE. June $3.50 A.

yoRTREs MONROE, June $3.50 a. N. 8
ne Metamsra arrived from City Point late ast night
ne Richmond papers Of Saturday contain brief &C
ssuns Of bloody battle fought Monday last between
0ve Union regiments and battery OF Parrott guns and
vaSts Of four rebel regiments and battery.
me battle lasted all day, with heavy loss on both
03ass.
The Charleston Mercury feared the battle would be re-
Aswsd the next day and expressed apprshshsions for
~ safety Of the city, in consequence Of the great ex.
haustion Of the souhsrn troops and the loss Of many
s1Rcers.
Generals Evans and Psmberton had oomphmsntsd the
1shs troops for their bravery In standing mp under the
heavy hrs Of Shells kc from our gunboais and bate
Sies
aEsm the tone Of editorial IN the Mercury should
1hnk the rebels been cut on from retreat from
Sanrss Island by gunboats. u this should bs 70
na.lsston must soon fall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24

RscarIrs Sergeant rsnman, who returned to this
city some few weeks ago In consequences OF a,inslo
wound which he received 10 the head, Is NV ccsyslcs
cent and advstses hs days iERAIp for recruia for
Hawk ns Zoua, TO embark tor the scat Of wA on eat
urday nsxi ollcs FOR tbo sinews," 800 Grad street.
WiuiamsLgSg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24
Condition OF General Mcdowell,

MAAAssAs, june ~, IB61.
General Mcdowell ID rapidly recovering from his In
juriss and expects active duties few days.
seorotary Chase accompanied by number OF promilsat
citizens from dssren. parts Of the country, paid him
Gyins visit yes,srday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24

back Of i've mills On cotton being more bounty
manufacturers. He would not sock eleat the report
ofths Committee Of Confer bat was opposed 70 such
bounty.
The report OF the committee was concurred 10.
punM or THE HEADS ov DEPARTMENTS.
Mr.. PowlLL int oduced bill in relation 10 tbs duties
Of heads VI departments.
coNr,scAnoN BILL.
Mr.. CLARK, (ep) Of NJ H. moved to take up the House
Conhscalion bin. Agreed to.
NJ CLARK then moved substitute the Senate bill,
rspor ted from the Special Committee.
Pending the question tie Senate went Int executive
session.
Adjourned.
Mouse OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, June 23, 1902
NEVADA LAND DISTRICT
The bill to sstablish . land district In Nevada was
passed.
CoLoRgD SCHOOLS.
Mr. LovrJoY (rep.) OF H.. introduced bill IN rsla-
ton coiored schools the District Of Columbia. Re-
fsrred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24
Issporsant Army Nesaoes

E04POrSaMt Army N06aOeo
UHrED STATES MusnRrG Orrrc5.2
No. 79wHrE Strict, NEw YoaS, June %. 1852. !
After this Asss accounts which have been assigned
or Transferred will bs recognized At this ocs, will
bills BE paid upon orders powers Of attorney. The
persons In whose thaaccounts mads out must
be present give explanations and tbs amouat
due, and give necessary receipts.
r. s. LARNED, Captar United Stafss Army,
MASTERING and Dsbursing oIucsf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24
NEWS FROM coRINTH.
Distribution O( Pr0visions-Bragg In
Comma md OF the Rebel Forces-Bcau.
reEaru En- Route for RichmOnd, &c.

Dbstribution 81 Pr0visions-Bragg In
Common nd or the Rebel Forces-Bcau.
seEsrd En- Route for Richmond, &c.
CoRINrs, June u 1854
In response 70 General Halscks CALL large amounts Of
provisions. received from S. Louis FOR the suffering MIS-
sssppsns, have been literally distributed among The in
habitants, who seem grateful for the kindness.
The railroad Is open about eight miles from Grad
Junction. and IL expected that the road win be spsn 70
Columbus and Memphis BY the 25th inst.
Official Information has been received at headquarters
Of the evacuation OF Cumberland Gap BY the rebels and
the occupation thereof by the Union troops.
Dessrsrs state that Bsaurcgard has turned over his
General Bragg and gone east, without taxing
any troops with him.
The rsbes taking up the rails north Of Tupso and
carrying thom south, 70 complete the road from Msri
dian to Uniontown.
Contrabauds say troops have besn ssns east, asd
tbat there is no intention OF sending any thither.
CoRINrH, June ~, 1862.
is positively ascsrtaned that Genera! Hoaurs-
gard turned hs 70 General Bragg ON the
18th instant. st
General Beaursgard left for Montgomery where he
rived on the nth instant accompanied only by his Per.
sonal stan. subsequently he started for Richmosd.
Two reports received stating the Of his de.
parure-One that he goes to take command there and
the other it s explain the cause Of the svacua
iion Of Corinth The latter is considered ID pro.
bable has been known for some time thas Bsaure.
gard and Jef. Davis on an,agonstic terms.
To-day the weather Ia the warmsst OF the season the
mercury standing a. ninety degrees the shade. Tho
nights are very cool.
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1892.
Advees have been received at the War Dspar ariment
to-day from General Haeck, dated Corinth, June 90
Nothing of public interest has transprsd IN quarter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24

Unionists Blrcd Upsn In Kentucsxy.
LorHvnin, Ky. jane q, 1852.
On Friday evening, several Unionis,s return
ing from meeting 10 choose desyates Ave Of tbsra
killed by secession bushwhscksrs. iyag in aDbssa
Berry station. Rsiaicrcemsnis nmsdistsi. sent
from Lexington Ky, and other pisces and The caEsurs
of the bushw hackers is considsrsdcertain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24

Travel t0 Harpsx's ~ cry anA t1he West
BArrrNoaK, ,suns 70, 1882.
Amorn.ng and evening passenger train running
regularly to Bsrpsr's Ferry sad ths wsst making all
tho usual connections.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24

Gcnsral 1Birnsv Ncstorcd 10 E9Ais Com-
mand.
PmIAnHlsHIA, June 70, 1852.
despatch from General Mcclsllan's army announces
the restoration Of General Brnsy 70 his command, he
having bssn acquitted by the court msrHal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24

The United States FriGsa 10 Colorado
BossVS, June %, 1862.
The United States frgats Colorado arrived here on
Saturday. she has BEEN ordered 70 Fortsmouth H. II.
for repairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-24

The Tax bill passed both houses Of Congress
Yesterday. We give below table of the taxes
imposed. The names Of the articles and classes
of persons taxed are arranged in alphabetical
form rendering the table valuable for convenient
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23
Emancipation and the BLACK Flag.

President Lincoln's emancipation proc
lamation has inspired the most lively ter
ror throughout the South The rebels do
not laugh at the decree, but quake with ap.
prehension. They express fears that i,
will be the means of producing counter.
revolution in the slave States. and the sol
diers desire to return to their homes to
protect their families. They believe the
negroes are organized in secret associations,
and only to be waiting an auspicious op-
portunity 10 rise in insurrection en- masse
They have already heard of the proclams-
tion. and they are becoming very restive
under their yoke The women and children
of the rural districts are removing to the
cities for safety. and. CONSERVATION is uni
versal.
The immediate results of this feeling are
measures of great severity towards the
blacks. who are being sent south without
regard to their legal condition. Several
have been hung in the vicinity of Jefferson
ton, Va, charged with conspiracy. The
Union white citizens of Winchester. too.
are being sent in considerable numbers to
Richmond. fk lfar
A private circular has been issued by
the rebel government to proprietors Of
newspapers forbiding the publication oi
the proclamation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23
Redemption from Slavery.

Rev.J. leila Martin. has Just purchased
his sister and her two children from slave
ry. The girl vas the property of Rev j.
Dorson, of Columbus, Geo., whose un-
married son had seized upon Caroline
(Mr. Martins sister as his mistress. She
bore him two children. boy and girl
both of.whom are handsome quadroons.--
The girl is now sixteen years old and the
boy nine. Mr.. Dorson sold the girl and
her two children, his grandchildren, fol
two thousand dollars. But before parting
with her he writes the following lines to
Mr.. Martin. showing deep interest 10 ths
"Christian girP' whom he has kept for bis
sons mistress for sixteen years.
From the beginning have felt much
reluctance in parting with Caroline. not on.
~ because she has been faithful servant,
bat becaus ] feared to place her or allow
her to be placed where her soul would be
in danger. The city Of Boston from
which you write has always been known
Is den of social monsters and abolition
infidels; and Is l know Caroline to be o
Christian. / feared that God would hold
me responsible for assisting to plunge
her into morsl and social ruin. May God
save her! He alone can make her freedom,
. blessing to her. - Worcestsr Mass.
Transcripts. is
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23
A Pardonable Hist AXE.

Orpheas c. Kerr recorls the following
incident. which. according to that vivacious
historian of current events. recently hap
pened in Washington. 1t will be seen
that the illustrous benefactor of his country.
the Venerable Cannon" has been caught
mapping:
TREASON OF THE BLACK REPUBIlcASs
True to their foul instincts, the Greely,
Cheever. and Wendell Phillips h0rd Of
reasonable fanatics are now accusing their
Honest Old Abe" of ruining the country.
1t was their votes that elected The rail-
splitter. and now they turn their tail upon
him and howl maledictions because he will
not carry ont their fendish intents by e.
recting revolutionary guillotine in every
northern town and city. That blasphc-
nous mountebank, Beecher, may as well
cease bis treasonable impiety At once, for
he and his sharp's rifle crew are response
bic for the bankruptcy of the whole coun-
try and the people will yet hold them to
strict account for every drop Of blood shed
in this unnatural strife" ae ~
"When the sporting chap ceased read
ing. the Venerable Cannon waived his
obese hand with a fond, familiar air of
pleased benignity, and says be:
"Of course know what paper that is,
SOD. l know the ring of those sterling
sentiments" says the Venerable Cannon,
with calm satisfaction, and am blessed
with the know'elge that orr New York
Herald is still true to the constitution and
to the principles of my Georgy Washing
ton--or Old Wash. as he permitted me to
call him. 9 .s..s- s.s
The sportive chap softly picked his
teeth with wisp from broom, and says
be: 80 = ti l
"But it amt the Herald at all. You dear
old soul; it's copy of the Richmond
Wig" 1t was at this very moment, my
boy, that the Venerable Gammos was first
attacked by that fearful cough. which put
an end to further conversation, and has
since excited the most fearful apprehen-
siors lest . bereaved country should sud-
denly be called to mourn the untimely loss
of its benign idol" 80 .sa-t 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23

TRouBLED WITH HuMoR. applicant ioI
exemption on account of physical disabili
ty. informed the examining physician
that he was troubled with heart disease
The doctor told him to run mp and down
the stairs leading to his Office once or twice.
The applicant did so. when the physician.
after listening to the motions of the heart.
said: lyon will pass, sir; dollar il
you please - s'But doctor" said the man.
''let me run down stairs once more. and
then try me-" The doctor asssntsd: the
man ran down stairs--and-forgot to
come back
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23

kE Those who go around with the
contribution box in California churches.
plead and argue the case at the pews as
they. 60 along. In one instance the fol-
lowing Dialogue ensued:-Parson l.
extending the box to Bill, and he slowly
shook bis head. Come, William. give
MS something.' said the parson.. sCan't
do IT." replied ELL. "Wby mott Is not
the cause good ons?'' YES, good e.
nough. but I ana bot able TO give anything
"Poh! pohl know better; you must give
better reason than that" well. owe
too much money; must be Just before I
am generous. you know" "But. Will
am. you owe God a larger debt Ehan you
owe any one else" That's trrs, parsop:
but then he amt pushing me like fhe rest
OF my CREDITORS" The Argument was con-
elusive.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23

e. The stuf6ng Of the ballot boxes in
Bartholomew, Jennipgs. Jackson. Shelby.
johnson and Morgan counties by the
Knights of the Golden Circle, on Tuesday.
was unprecedented in election frauds
Lodges of that secret society exist IN every
township of these counties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23

eE Alarge portion of Gen. Curtis's
army has assembled the Mississippi river
from Eslena. Askansas. and disembarked
at Cape Girardesu. They will donbtles
march to some point in the interior. S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23

r. Lieut.. Col. D. @. Rugg. ofths 48th
Ind. was severely wounded in the foot at
the late battle of Corinth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23
SHAVING AND HAIRDREsSING
-. = - MICHAEL GyNz.

shaver and Hairdresser,
20 sssirin corbin Bioek. T. ,. Grocer,
sasHroorso aud ali hr,nehss Of ths h..,,...
saist 70 whea repaired. lmsvso
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23
DR. A. o.. BORTON.
- SURGEON DENTS

= Weoiso or partial sets Of Teeth inserted on the
- sN approved plan. Special attention paid to
See PRESERVATION Of the natural teeth and irreR- Q
1Ilrfty OF Chfldren's teeth corrected ~<&4-1'
sngsand dimc1lt teeth or without Chic
sofrm Can Be consulted NJ his once At apv time cxcep,
1,a ksndsvs and fsesdays oncs over HiIl,s Bskerr
Hsss sid, Michigan street fn3svJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23
TERMS usoFApyERrIsING. OF

An sliison oftwsnty-nv per cent will be made on tn
above for Special Notices.
Axen.s in other cities win be allowed twenty
but no advertisement, ofsny kind
s<iu Sc inse at less than regular rates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23

nR. t. A. BORTO
- PHYSfCIAN AND SURGBoN
An profe ole hi,
1sr ices 20 the citizens of Plymouth and vicinity
Once over Hills Bakery in DR.. A. o. Bortons De n
tai Rooms, west side Michigan street
ssi-ncs vest side Of Michigan street. opposite the
Bdwsrds House. dec 10. 1850 n6yI