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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
SURVEY NoTICE.-Notice is hereby

Sun Il 1NOllOC.--NOllce Is UcTcOy
~ given that the undersigned with the County Survey
will. Tuesday April 8 1862. proceed 70 and
locate the Of his land in section 35 township b.
range east in Marshall county. Indiana and continue
ffomt day 20 dry until all is surveyed.
rescn and in said ton who fail
the Surveyor at the time above mentioned and cy pro-
vide for eying their portion Of the sli survey
will be returned to the County Auditor, and such den-
qcnccs placed the Duplicate and according
to Law. mar lS3l 1'.. +. WAY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
thsnE y shs Chahtssiloqr Livingston

tnan oy tne Ohanceiior Livingston AZ
Fortress. Muuroes ETTxo
NEW YoRK. March 25.--Advices per
officers Of the George Peabody. state ac-
eerding to .contfabands. that our forces
had taken{K Kingston, N. c.. Saturday, with
out sustaining any loss The rebels lost
killed and I wounded. This is not fully
credited Kingston is on the railroad to
GoldsSoro. The Unioa forces found at
Newbern. FIVE hundred OF the finest Enfield
rifles. part of the cargo of thu Nashv lie.
which brought three thousand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

Pooh HoUsE.-We are requested By the
County Commissioners to state that a plan
and specifications Of the building proposed
to be erected on the Poor Farm in this
county, may be seen at the Auditors Office
By those who wish to bid. See advertise
ment for proposals in another column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

SuCRIFF oALfl---By vlItue OF an
~ EXECUTION, issued by the Clerk the cass coun-
" Court of Cannon Pleas. In far Of Ezekiel H. Talbot
akd against John A. Forgy. and 90 directed, have
lev led upon and will or at Public Sale the law directs
the Court House door in the town of pymo Mar
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 clock and orIork H. m.
Of said day. the rents and profits r term not excccdn
seven years ofth 5IIouins estate situate
ia sam sefcf NarshsIi. aud safe 81 Indiana, fo-wit-
The soufh-haf of the southwest quarter Of section No
eleven CID. 10 township No. thirty-two f32) NORTH Of
range No. thrre l3l tst. with all the apurtenanccs
thereto bctpngihg.
" the rents and profits for years said real estate
VIII not sell for sufficient to satisfy said Executjon
interest," cost8 and eccxng costs. will ut time
and place Tar sale 70 the highest bidder f,s
right title AMI interest Of the said defendant IN and 10
thcrsof as may hs necessary d saeizfy
march n, fse2 o. NJ BARNARD. sheriff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27


Island. 70 miles below Bloomfield. near
the Arkansas line. where JeiI's camp is To-
Gated.
Col. Michael Lawler, 18th Illinois, who
was wounded at Donelson. arrived to-day
nroute for Pittsburgh.
LATER.
The gunboat Conestoga hes inst arrived.
There is no change in the position of affairs
at Island No. 10. The mortars are firing
irregularly and very moderately. sbont
once an hour. The rebels do not reply.
There are no signs of an evacuation OF
the Island. The enemy. so far as can be
discovered. are in full force. both on the
island and on the main land.
The river is rising Nothing of impor-
lance from the Tennessee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

I We are greatly indebted TO Hon. s.
Colfax for two bound volumes Of the Con-
gressional Globe for 1S60-'61.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
Sherih-'s Proclamation.

The qualified voters Of Marshall County, lndi-
ana, are hereby notified that an election will be
held in accordance With the above writ of election,
at the usual places OF holding the elections in the
several townships of the County for the purpose Of
clectng persons to fill the Offices therein named. on
the first Monday. the seventh day of April, 1862.
Given under my hand at Plymouth, this 9Th day
of March, 1862.
march Is tc O. NJ. BARNARD, Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

viii hold Public Elk smination Of Teachers
on Saturday April l2ih. ls62. at the Court House
in Plymouth. Examination to commence at 10
O'clock. A. NJ All persons intending TO teach dri-
ring the Summer .shord present themselves for
examination nj the time as ! donos wish to exam
inc at any and all times just persons may happen
to think OF coming.
MARK CUMMINGS, Examiner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

- There has, so far, been bat few good
sugar days in this region this season. but
we hear Of number. who have extensive
sugar orchards. who have made two or
three hundred pounds each.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

New YoRK, March 25.--The brig Yam
kee Blade has arrived from Fort Pickens
11th. and Key West 18th.
The impression was that Gen. Bragg
had left Pensacola. and parties with glass
es say the rebel guns hal been Turned in
land. probably in expectation of visit
from General Butler.
Four contrabanls who escaped say there
are but 5000 troops at Pensacola. and
they poorly armed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

@J- E. Leonard Of the firm of H. B.
Dickson 4 CO.. started east yesterday
morning. for the purpose of bnyins new.
stock Of hardware. cutlery, &C.. &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

New SrnrSc GooDs--The first of the season,
have just been opened at the Low Price Store. at
greatly reduced prices A few pieces OF new
spring De LANES now selling at 25 cents.
lot ofnew Prints at one shilling. and muslins
from 1917 TO 6 cts Der yard
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

FEoM THE 4SrH.-A private letter from
Lieut. Welcome Rice. to us, dated Paducah.
March l6. says: We still remain in the
Fort. and probably will remain here for a
long time to come. The health Of the
company is improving. Elijah Reprosle
is sick in hospital-doubtful whether he
RECEIVERS. Jonathan Pickerel is also in
hospital sick with lung fever. but not dan
gerously. George Burch died on tho 7tb
Of March. Have lost FIVE men in all.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

HORSE BnLs.-We are prepared to ex-
ecute Horse Bills, on short rotice and
very reasonable terms I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27


Is THAT ALT Why tobc-sure; is that not
enoush' Yes, but they asked me more at the
other Stores. How can you sell yous.soods 50
much cheaper than the rcsf7
The above conversation is repeated many times
every day at the Low Price Store. Notwithstand-
ing the almost daily advance in price that is being
made in Cottons, Tobacco. Coffee. Tea. Sugar and
many other goods, owing to the war and high TIA
rif, still, Rice & Smith manage 70 sell little
lower than their neighbors. They keep their
stock fresh and clean byordering goods often, and
90 on the principle that "a nimble sixpence Is bet
ter than slow shilling"
They keepa general assortment Of al kinds o
goods. and have mis- advantage over rhany others.
that they buy most Of their goodsof importers and
Manufacturers and can give their customers the
jobbers profit. '.1Hs 81 Sect
None who yisit Plymouth to uslEtlrik purcha
ses, should fail to call At the Low Price Store, on
he corner south Of he Hl&srds nS{X0ol
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

All persons indebted to me by note or account
arc requested to call and settle. and pay part II
not all, for need money very much, as my pay
menss come due the first of next MONTH hope
those who have been accommodated by me willtry
and do as they would be done by. and remember
the old adage: ga continual dropping ,we.rs away
the stone," so a little from each will help me out
mar 20 ]. L. WESTERVELT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

EEBuck q 'Toan Of the Mammoth
Hard ware Store. Keep their assortment
complete and full all the time. as they are
almost every week receiving supplies di-
rect from manufacturers. They keep al
most every thing intheir line that can he
called for, at very low prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
DRoPOSALS FOR ERECTING !

H POOR HOUSE.
Notice Is hereby given that The Board of Com
missioners of Marshall County, will, on the 9TH
day of April, 1862, between 10 o'clock. A. M,
and O'Clock. p. NJ, receive Proposals for the
erection OF a building the Marshall County
Poor Farm for an Asylum for the poor Of said
County. Said Building to be 81 by &c feet, two
stories high, with suitable rooms for the conven-
fence OF the Paupcrs, and good substantial Cellar
The place of receiving proposals will be at said
Poor Farm, at which time the plans and specifca-
tons of said building will be more particularly Civ
en-. I. N. MORRIS,
T.. BOLEY,
THOS. TYNER,
march 20, 1862. Commissioners.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

Ez-M- j. Fletcher. Esq. the State Su-
periniendent OF Public Schools. visited
this place on Tuesday in his official caps-
city, and delivered two lecturcs-one to
the township Trustees and School Teach
crs IN the afternoon at the Court House, the
other in tie evening at the NJ f. Church.
to the citizens generally, on the subject of
Education. His audience was large and
attentive on both occasions. and all who
heard him expressed themselves much
pleased both with the matter and manner
of his addresses. lie demonstrated 10 the
sat isfaction Of all that he had not made his
office mere sinecure, but had labored dill
igcntly to obtain correct knowledge of
the condition Of the School funds in the
several counties Of the State. for the bene-
fit of the children Of Indiana. and that he
was engaged heart and soul in the work.
Mr. F. complimented our Aulitor for the
satisfactory way he had managed the school
funds under his control. and seemed high
ly pleased with the cordia! greeting with
which he was welcomed on this lis first
visit to plymouth. He made troops Of
friends. during his brief sojJMra among
US. anil we heard mary remark tina. y,
vas the RICH, van in the r;ss.n, place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

Es-l The Peak family or Swiss Bell Ring
ers gave two entertainments in this place
last week. in Corbin's Hall, which was
crowded each night. Master Frank. is a
perfec, prodigy. His performances Afford
ed the greatest satisfaction to the audience.
This is the third time the Peak Family
have performed in this place with in the last
three years and each time to crowded
houses They are greeted in the same man
ner. we are informed. wherever they go.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
THE REPUBLICAN.
THURSDAY. MARCH 81. 1862.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


All loyal voters in Center township.
who arc in favor Of cocrcing the rebels to
submit to the authority of the General
Government. and opposed to the present
bogus Democratic party. are requested TO
meet at the Court House next Saturday
afternoon at . o'clock. for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the several Off
ces to be filed at the ensuing April cleo
ton.
Every genuine patriot. it is hoped. will
be on hand at the appointed time. Next
in Importance to the defeat of the armed
rehels in the field is the humiliation at the
ballot box of the party which sympathises
with them. MANY VOTERS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

EF We have received two letters this
week from our war correspondent "E. r.
c." but mono OF our conpositors could
real them. and we could not find time 10
transcribe them. They were written. each.
after tiresome days march, under very
disadvantageous circumstances. and it is
not strange that they arc illegible to mex
perienced hands. His last letter was da-
ted BLACK River. No.. March 16." The
encamDment was in Butler county. SO
miles from the Arkansas line, and 55
miles from Pocahontas.. This place is in
the northeast corner of Arkansas. and as
there is considerable force Of infantry.
cavalry and artillery marching through
Missouri in that direction it is probably in
tended to attack Memphis in the rear.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

Contract Awardcd.-M. II. Rice & Co
have the contract to furnish the Pittsburg. Fl
WAYNE g. Chicago Rail Road, what Tics they
want to use from Warsaw to Hannah. Persons
wishing to get out Ties can make contracts on the
best terms, and obtain all necessary information bv
calling on Rice & Smith, at the Low Price Store,
on the corner south of the Edwards House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
tl1 ALSO
snAkras.-All sizes at Rice & Smiths.

CurIERY.--A fresh supply just received at III,
Low Price Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

LET THERE he LIcHr.-Those in search of ligh
viii find splendid assortment of Lamps at Rice
i Smiths which they are selling cheaper than the
cheapest.
The best quality Of Kerosene Oil. warranted non
explosive. and of the best quality now in market.
at the low price Of half dollar per gallon. This
gives all achance to get good oil. for the same
price that some asking for an inferior article
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
TO THE MEMORY or
LyCRETIA ANDERS

[coMMuSIcArEp.l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-09-03
CAVALRY rIGnr IN TENNESSEE,

Chaitanooga. August 27th.--Col. Morgan's
brigade encountered Gen. Dick Johnson's
Federal Kentucky cavalry, on Thursday.
2lst, near Gallatin, and hard fought battle
ensurd. The enemy numbered 500 and
Morgan bad about 900. The enemy were
cut almost 70 pieces, and the remnant were
captured. Among the prisoners are Gen
JohnsOn and fifteen commissioned officers
Oar loss n estima,ed yarioUsly from Is Il
l2O--tbs former is probably the correct nun
Der.
Johnson'S cavalry we're raised Cor The es.
Press purpose u capturing Morgan.
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he Confederate States

t-~'tredihly informed that na-
-, 01Ser officers Of the army Of the u
nited States within the Confederaey have
been Guilty of fetonies and capital eife,!ces
which are punishable By all laws, human
and divine. am directed by him to bring
10 your notice few Of these best authenti-
Gated. Newspapers received from the Unit
Ell States announce as a fact that Major
General Hunter has armed slaves for the
murder of their masters, and has thus done
all in his power 10 inaugurate a seryile war,
which is more than that of the savage, mas
much as it supeIadds other terrors to the
indiscriminate slaughter Of all ages. sexes.
and conditions.
Brigadier General Phelps Is reported to
have initiated ia New Orleans the example
sci BY Major General Hunter On the coast of
South Carolina. Brigadier General q. N.
Fitch is stated in the same journals TO have
murdered, in cold blood, two peaceful cit.-
zens, because one of his men, while invading
our country, was Killed by some unknown
person while defending his home.
am instructed hy the President of the
Confederate States 10 repeat the inquiry
relative TO the cases of Mumlord and Owen,
and TO ask whether the statements in rela-
lion TO the action oil Generals Hunter. Phelps
aud Fitch are admitted to be true, and
whether the conduct of the Generals is sane
toned by their Government.
| am further directed by his ExceleEcy.
the President, TO give notice that, in the
event Of not receiving reply to these inqui'
ries within fifteen days from the delivery Of
this letter, it will be assumed that the alleg-
ed facts are true. and are sanctioned by the
Government of the United States. In sncl
event. on that Government viii rest the re-
sponsibility of the reiribution or retaialory
measures which shall be adopted 10 pot al
end 10 the merciless atrocities which nov
characterize the war against the Confederate
States. lam. most respectfully, your ODE
dent servant,
Signed, R. Z. LEE.
General Cemmanding
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Headquarters Of the Army, I
Washington, Aug. %, 1863. }

Csnsrsi R, &, Lee, Commanding &C..
GRNRRAL--Your two communications oil
the Cd instant, with enclosures, are receiy-
ed. As these papers are couched in language
exceedingly insulting to the Government oil
the United States, | must respectfully de-
cline to receive them. They are returned
herewith.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
(Sigaed, II. w. HALLECK,
General-in.C Chief Y. s. Army.
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Gen. Forrest arrived after the fight was
over.
More than 500 Of Johnsons men we're
made prisoners.
ANOTHER PANIC.

Chattanooga, Aug. 27th.--Gen. Maxey's
brigade crossed the river last night aud oc-
cupied Bridgeport without firing gun.
On Sunday morning The Yankees got fright
ened at McMinnvile and evacuated il. burn
Ing an immense quantity Of stores, mum.
tons, &c. in three hours frem the time the
panic commenced not Yankee was 10 Nc
Minnville.
gentleman informs US that The Nashville
Union says that Morgan and Forrest had a
battle near Huntsville with the Yankees. in
which the latter were whipped.
The Nashville Union says that the Federal
forces al Clarksyille have surrendered to a
smaller force Of guerrllas.
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CHRISTIANITY 4 DELUsIoS

surely. II Christianity be delnsion. Il il
blessed delusion indeed :; and be who at.
tempis 10 destroy il is an anemy 70 man
Kind. Itiss delusion which teaches Us 10
do Justly. love mercy, aud walk hnmbly
with our God delasion which teaches Us
10 love our Maker sBpremely, and our neigh
Dor az ourselyes;a delusion which bids ~
lose. forgive, aud pray for our enemies, ren..
der good for evil, and promote The glory q
God and the happiness Of our fellow erea-
lures. by every means in our power a dela'
sion which, wherever IL is received, produ..
ccs humble, meek, charitable and peaceful
temper, and which. did il universally pre-.
vail, would Danish wars. vice and misery
from the world. II is "a delusion which not
only supports and comforts It's believers -
their wearisome progress through this vale q
tears, but attends them in death, when az
other consultations fail. aud enables them 10
triumph over sorrows, sickness, anguish aud
the grave. II delusion can do this, IN dea.
sion let me live and die for what could the
most blessed reality do more
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War Department.
AdiuIan, and Inspector Generals Office,
Dt.kn.. A.. 10 1890


Richmond, Aug, 10. 1862.
Ceaeral order No. So.
l. The following rules, in relation TO the
examination IL conscripts, are published Tor
The guidance Of enrolling aud medical ex-
aiming officers:
|. AT each camp oil instruction, and at
such military stations and other points as
may be designated, an experienced army
surgeon, from different section OF the
country, will be detailed 70 examine con-
scripts.
2. All conscripts capable o. bearing arms
will be received.
z .. Conscripts not equal to all military
duty NAV be valuable 10 the hospital, quar-
termaster's or other staff departments, and
II so, will be received.
4. Blindness, excessive deafness, and per-
manent lameness, or great delurmlty, are
obvious reasons for exemption.
5. Confirmed consumption, large incur
bic ulcers, and chronic contagious disease
Of the skin are causes for exemption.
6. Single redaclble hernia, the loss OF an
eve or OF several fingers, will not incapacl.
tate the subject for the performance OF mill.
tary duty.
I. A certificate Of disability Of con.
script given by private physician, will not
be considered, unless affidavit is made that
thc conscript i confined 10 bed. Or that his
health 81 life would be endangered By reno.
val to the place of enrolment.
8. But whena conseript is inespacitaied
by temporsry.siekaess, be must preseu, him.
/ self as soon az rteoyered, to the. enrolling
officer, or TO. The nearest school Tor con-
scripts.
u q No preyions discharge, certificate. Or
exemption from any source will be asknowl-
edged.
10. Medical officers Of the army are not
allowed to examine conscripts aud give Ger.
lsf,CAies. unless they are regularly detailed
4 - Me- .iai~s
By command Of the Secretary Of War.
i lSisned} \. COOPER.
Ali't and Insp. Central
l By an order emanasing from TIE Govern.
meni. TO more Marylanders Will be received
as substitutes IN The army.
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wAR PNeEs.-We donot see how on ssrlh
The poor, OF even persons of moderate means.
can provide themselves aud Iamnies with
food II at and faiment to wear, at ,hr pre-
cent sAotbilant anu constantly Increasing
prices demanded tor such things. Onl, q
lhink 81 tighftea dollars barrel for flour,
forty 10 Fits cent. pound for bacon, ten TO
fifteen dollars pair for the commouest quail
ity Of shoes. seventy Eve cents yard for
coarse sbittings, and ninety esnfs 10 Two
dollars \ yard lof common homespun and
inseys--and everything else IN proportion
II * ycry ceFain there must he a very great
amount IL destitatan and suffering. II these
prices continue Il rule iili cold winter sets
ia. when they vii have 10 pay from Eve to
ten dollars i cord let wood--pr AZ che rate Of
two.and hall % 1ttse dollars iot little loads
d wood containing about fourth Of eerds
l. there any Iusi reason for these sxurhl.
tani prices: Il there 10 remedy for Them
Flour il selling ii Richmond for eight and
nine dOlas per barrel. Why should Il
bring double these amounts IN Raleigh. We
hope the Government Stale o. Confederate
will step IN between these curm1fant
spectators aud extortioners. aud give the
people chance 10 save themselves and fami.
lies IRON starvation. Spirit n tAs Age.
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The Yankee Post OIhce Department II
having postage stamps printed Of denomina.
tions ranging from three 70 ninety cents, on
thick Bngummed paper 70 be used foe gen.
eral circulation, O. substitute Tor specie
Congress having made them q legal tender
in ali Suns less than hrt dollars.