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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17
HOMIE TESTIMONY.

cUrIxar.--A fresh supply just received at the
Low Price Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17

SURVEY NOTICE.-Notiee is hereby
~ given that the undersigned with The County surveyor
will. Tuesday, May 10. lss2, proceed survey and
locate the Of his land in section 81, township u
range cast in Marshall .aunty Indiana and niue
fom day ~ 9ay until al. il surveyed.
NONRESIDENT ofand IN subsection Who fail 20 meet
the Surveyor the time above mentioned and ctEay pro-
vide for deyin heir portion " the Expense If said survey,
viii he returned 10 the eounty Autcr, and such drlin-
luencrs placed the duplicate and collected according
20 law I april tst3l HENRY BREWER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

will hold Public Examination of Teacher.
on Saturday, April Goth, 1862, at the Court House
in Plymouth. Examination n commence at lt
O'Clock. A. NJ. All persons intending to teach du
ring the Summer should present themselves 70,
examination at the time rs DO no: wish to exam
inc at any and all times just persons may happier
to think of coming.
MARK CUMMINGS. Examiner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17
CHERIFF,S SALE-By Yirtne of an

St1EhITF y OALE.-Dy Nlrtue OF an
~ EXECUTION. issued 10y the Clerk Of the Marshall
Common Pleas Court and directed. in favor Of
the State of Indiana rsasion of William Babhingfon
and against William G.. berrickson and ], IN Lewis,
have levied upon and win offer Public Sale Law
directs at the Court House deer in the OF PIym
ou,h, county Of Marshall. and State of Indiana On
SATURDAY, NAY 10. 1862
between the hours 10 O'Clock. and p.
OF said day. the and profits for
sven years " the following described real in said
county of Marshall. and State Of Indiana, to-wit:
Let numbAr three 90. in section Oh in township thirty
f,ur fi),
and nHety-fpur one hundrrdIlIs or less
1.-THE rents ami profits for years Of said real
will not sell for sufficient satisfy said Execution
interest," ccst and accruing WILL the time
and place. Offer for sale TO the highest lawful bidder all
the right title aud Interest Of the said defendants and
to the same much thereof nHy be necessary
satisfy said writ
April IL 1862 o. VI. BARNARD. Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17

nor SALE.
One Of /. NJ. Singer & Co.'S best Manufacture
ing Sewing Machines Also, one of his best Fam
lily Sewing Machines. Both new. Will be sold AT
bargain. Enquire at THIS OFFICE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17
NOR SALE,

NOR SALE.
Scholarship IN the Iron City Commercial Col
legc Also, one i'm Bryant's Rail Road City Com
mcrcial College. Both either will be sold ut n
bargain Enquire at THIS OFFICE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17
DOImcStics.

They have Large Stock Of Domestics. Blcached
and Uubleached. embracing every Quality and
Price.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17

outh: Robert Cornua1 Bcu<lc4: @ehn kef<l<r Dio<na
ine<burS; D W Sianse. aud Jonas Ai!Ier brsn>e:
Ia IA Bro. Argos; and By D<rirs and Mereh2uts
generally Throughout The United stars p fsns1as
srril lsce
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17
Ginghanls.

Thew have 40 pieces Of French and Domestic
G!nghams, at Very Low Prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17
The Half Not Told.

Ladies. this Is only mere outline of our Stock
of Drsss Goods. The half has not been told
We pray you to call and examine our Stock in
this line IL will afford much pleasure to
show yon whatever you may desire to look at
il We have il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17

The best AXLE GREASE in heworld sold BY
PERSHING s. co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-17
White Goods.

They hare Splendid Assortment of White Goods,
such as Brillisntes, Jackonets, and 5000 yds.
Of bIeached and unbIcached Maslns.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26
WHOLE NO. 3l9.

reign at Richmond, are either hand in glove
with the rebels and are at heart friendly to
, them, or else they are totally ignorant OF
the foe. JEFF Davis and all the leading
tspirits in the south have declared openly
time and again that they wiH not compro.
mise on ANY terms; that they will either
achieve their independence, become the
subjects Of European power or be ami.
hilated. We have men, means and imple.
rnents Of warfare enough to crush the rebel
army in month in fact it should have
been done months ago. There is q great
fault somewhere; where is it? 1t is not
with the enlisted soldiers certainly. A
braver set Of men than the body of our
army never went on to field Of battle
But it seems that some of our generals are
anxious to prolons this dreadful war to the
latest possible moment. Bad generalship,
to use no harsher terms, has sacrificed
thousands Of precious lives, lost battles,
caused almost interminable delays, and
brought the country to the very verge OF
ruin. The rose water cabinet programmes
and red tape arrangements of generals
must cease; fight! war to the knife and
no cessation Of hostilitics till the rebels are
completely conquered, is the only resource
that is left US. The Union as it was, the
Constitution as it is q! should be the motto.
and nothing short Of its accomplishment
will satisfy the loyal people Of the north.
The result Of the recent elections par.
tlcu!arly in New York, surprises me great.
Iy. 1t seems to my poor judgment that
men are not "sound on the goose" who
vote to disgrace our national legislature by
such demagogues as Ben Wood and the
renowned Fernando. / venture the opin
ion that if the soldiers on the field had the
voting to do, such political scalawass would
be sent down to political oblivion in double
quick time. I have been so long in Ga
heather land' that l do not presume &c
speak very intellgenty upon questions O
politics, but hno,c that those men who
voted for Ben Wood and men of like polit
cal views, gave great joy to the rebels.
6noao that the rebels deem Ben Wood and
his sympathisers as fast friends of tn,
southern cause. The first Georgia papc,
| saw in Macon prison, contained speech
Of Ben Wood in Congress, and the edito,
warmly applauded it. 1t is no time nov
for division Of parties in tn, north. Al
should be united as one man with one aim
one object, to sustain the President in hi
effort to crush the rebellion, punish tn.
traitors, and restore the Union to its origi
nal purity and strength. The Union lost
the cause Of liberty receives its death blow
the Union restored, freedom will be extend
ed, liberal institutions more firmly estab
lishcd, and lovers of liberty everywhcr,
strengthed and rejoiced.
Yours, for the entire war,
Ex.PRrNrEn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26
a, GEORGE PRINDLE, IA
kc...e,. and 1m,.o,.

Over =. I. Southmavd's new store. opposite the
Auction Room Main street ........ McCkEGOR.
MIR. PRlNDLE being a stranger in this place.
Nl deems hest to state the facts that he served
seven years apprenticeship at the Taior's TRADE in
the ritv Of New Haven Conn that he the orgi-
nal inventor Of the .'Ariuai Mcasurmrnt," ard ni
var srhcr sy.temS OF Cutiing j. convers with
| the many different methods "f Cutting; und-r~trnds
the best svsfens used by Others. and L. thoroughly
acqu sinted with the correct principles Of the Art
mras surip for Garments TO fit the Human Form. and
spp. ing such inca. ures to the CLOTH aud, that he
will make it speciality to make to ORDER. elegant
and work like articles OF cost umc for Gents (d
or young) IN the latest New York styles, otsrwe
to suit customers. (3l6yl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26
Bnsintss 8 9irettorp.

Late of the Western House, prcprietors This House
has reccatlv heen refsted and IL centrally located
with g,od harms &C. The proprietor. will spare no
pains necessary to make this pleasant home for the
travelling public. '.+.'. . ."."'.' 5l5
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26
VOLUME VIl----N0, Z.
.utSCellNG1eEO1lS.
II. 3. GRAY.

..s ~ II. B. GRAY "
Clerk District Court Attorney and Counselor at Law,
and Solicitor in Chancery. Mason CITY, Cerro dordc
county iowa. Will attend pr omptly TO any business
pertanng the Practice of Law 10 the llth Jodicis!
District, Iowa. Will examine Titles, pay Taxes sell
Lands &C. The best Of References chserfully given.
October 9th, 1S6ltf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

Gems Of the town, which they had stolen from
them The citizens received us very loylully
aud seemed greatly pleased when we brought
back the Old flag to them. We did not consld r
IL prudent for IL 10 remain in town unless we
had force Of infantry To support US, 50 we tell
back SIX Or seven miles and encamped The
next day, which vas sunday, being reinforced
by two regiments OF infantry and two or three
bat.alions Of ar llory, we advanced and took
possession of M. rown, and h0isted the stars and
stripes, TO the g.1lt delight o. Tie loyal, pat:i-
otie citizens Of Nmrtinsburg. We remained
here unnl the 4tl OF June, when we were or
dered TO Winchester The .orces from liar-
per's Ferry came on Che same day. Since thee
our squadron OF the Vermont cavalry has been
to Woodstock TO escort lot 81 prisoners to
Winchester The number OF the prisoners ~
about 400, including one Colonel, two Captains
ana TWO Lieutcuints
an happy o. be able to state thar the loss
IN our regiment not near as large aslt at first
seemed All OF Company Z are safe except four.
The names Of these are Washington Hunt, VINO
was sick in the hospital at Srasburg Langdou
Nichols, who was taking care Of him, Wm.
Ring, teamoter and VIM n Dudley Nichols
ana Dudley are prs0uers DO not think our
loss in the regiment viii exceed seventy men.
We lost all our baggage wagons, CAM equi-
Page, &c. Col Ionpkins has been to Wash
lnglon 70 see aaout getting the regiment re
equipped.
Since we came 70 Winchester the squadron OF
the Vermont cavalry has been detached Tor SER
vice in Gen SigeIa Division. Our duties 10,
the past three weeks have been very arduou-
ana severe, and 4 wo DO not have respite soon
our horses will break down. We are often in
the saddle forly-eght hours without any inter
mission. Having no tents, we live entirely IN
the open air While write, the rain come,
tricklms through the creyices Of my shanty
made Of rails Jot we viii not complain VIZ
are willing to labor through heat and cold, rar
and sunshine, to indicate our country honor
Respectfully Yours,
O. P. G., FIRST Vi CAVALRY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

WINCHESTER. June II. ten Shields has
entrated all his troops at Strasburg. Rwell is
now believed to occupy Luray with heavy
force Gen. Fremont was about to advance 10
New Market, opposite the gap which leads to
Luray.
jackson is believed to have large force Of
hight lroops at Harrsburgh, ana another force
at Fort Republic Prisoners report White with
1900 within supporting distance Of Fort Re
public. over 1900 men are absent from Gen
Banks command
\ quantity o. loaded arms and ammunition
was s9lzid ct Beryyile, and secession news
IplpeI-.he B,rry,ile Coasercator-was conds
Gated several days ago. a negro was arrested
to-day as spy and guide TO jackson.
Gen Banks retorns tomorrow. Gen Sige
has command IN his absence The bridge a
/ Harper Ferry has been rebuilt and the car
run over regularly. Union residenas Of the val
ley still feel insecure under threats that Jack
son will return 1t is pretty certain that intel
iigencc is dallY received here and sent to Jack
sons army by socessiouists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
MONTPELIER VT


ALI RETURNED PRISONERS belonging 10 any
0l the volunteers on regular regiments Of the
United States Army. VINO have been exchanged
Oh reIcosea. 4lc requested 10 report themselves
(witb descriptive Hs,s) Immediately 1T the Unit
ed State. VI storing ua U.ha-ing Office, IN
for nav &c.
H.
AL SOLDIERS rr FOR bury, belonging to
any Of the glmenH in be field inusG mmedi-
ately return 10 thcr regiments, lr be treated
as dc,erers Those with Descriptive lists
will report directly to this office Those with
out Descriptive lists" will Immediately repor,
by letter u Adjutant Cen Washburn, Wood
ton will be furnished from tbs office to Their
Regiments.
lLrlhis order Goes nos include those SICK and
wounded returned soldiers who are under
charge u DR.. 5. W Iaayer, and nave bis hos
pital luFlaughs These viii report to him as
heretofore, hy letter, &e.
H.
ALL 0fFIcERs ABSENT FROM ,helr regiments
without sufficient cause, must rejoin tOtihietth,
90 pain Of ylstation 81 Regulations
~
A., ore,,yes as rrs Rraut4ps and Vo}uu-
-oers oxcent th,sa an oarole now absent from
dutv vitb leave. viii b.. considered - absent
,,;tlone l.ayo IN. M i32G General
Regnlati,ns nnle.. thov arc found M their
,ost hy no u - d,y ~ lima 1870
PYs' . wy ~ ND' -
g., I.yn,, ,yn Wouynrn ory,crse who
ara alba to travail aIthousb tnnr disability NAV
not have becn renewed lnnr General Resula.
t. o wil ranair w,tbonTt delav tothe" Camp
nf Ins,rnc,ion NJ Annanolis nd "a r4port
=, H." rao".nD, ,haro can',ponJina
"a All snnh nficsrs ,,nner the charge Of Dir
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

GALES & scason $lj, 900 TOR certain congestion
al books, aey having filled che orde- before the
passage reendnE tue resolutions, was cousider-
ed. A motion to Tlblo it was losl by three ma.
jorIty. The resolution wa rejected by the CASE
ing vote Of the Speaker. The bill relating to
The claims for the loss OF property BY loyal cli
mons and damage done by troops was taken up
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
GEORGE WARREN,
Successor 20
THAYE & WARREN,
PROPRIETOR or rHE
LIVERPOOL PACKETS,

Sailing ron Liverpool for Boston twice a month -
steerspe Passage. S2o Ao Agenl for New ork and
Liverpool seamship', splnt from New York every
Saturday. and from Liverpool every Wednesday, aud
calling at Queenstown, Ireland. Iabiu Passage, so
Sd Class $50
Sight Bills of Exchange ior Sterling and upward
pa able at any Bank in Great Britain or Ireland con-
stanty for sale.
For Passage Ceridcat s. Steamer rickets Drafts. or
for further Information Address.
GEORGE W. kREN
SO state Street Boston, Mac
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

ported surrender Of Fort Morgan is inoor-

the reported surrender Of Fort Morgan is moor
rect.
WASHINGTON, june 20 The prasjaen; has
approved rhe bin securing freedom IN All pes
ent as well az tnturo territories y tae United
States
The Secretary War 80 response to q lteo-
luton from the Iioqse .ays il il directed by The
President to state that measures have been taken
to appropriate for hospital purposes Tor the
beneh, OF our soldiers, Gen. Lees house and
nrpmlsos.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
THIRTY.sEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June H..


SENATE.
Mr.. Chandler offered resolution that the
amount Of legal tender treasury notes already
authorized shall never be increased but that the
Secretary Of the Treasury Is authorized to issue
100 millions of treasury ten days certificates
bearing five per cent interest, in addition TO
20 the 80 millions already authorized by law
Laid over.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Elliot IRON the Select Committee on Con
fsca.ion, reported the bill as it was referred to
theln.
The morning hour having expired the House
went into a Committee OF the Whole on the bili
authorizing IN additional issue of Treasury
Notes.
SENATE
WAsnlNe ron, Wednesday June Is The bill
.or tie relief of Com. Paudlng was passed.
Mr. Grimes offered resolution that in the
opinion OF the Senate it is the uuiy Of all loyal
persons within relellious State to assist in Its
armed defense against traitors. Laid over.
Mr. Hale introduced bill relative to further
enlistment In the army Ii authorizes the Pres
ident, when necessary, to call upon all persons
without distinction OF race, color or condition,
aud every slave SO enlisted to be forever there
after fee. Referred TO the Military Committee.
HOUSE
The House passed the s nate joint resolution
Tor the encouragement of enlistments in the
army and of yolunteels-repealing so much OF
the 9th section of the Actof August abolshing
premiums for bringing recruits te the RENDEZVOUS,
anb gives premium Of two collars for every
soldier enlisted in the regular army or yolun-
teer force for three years. and the snldier will
receive the fHt months pay in advance.
The bill freeing certain slaves OF iebes en-
gagged 10 rebellion was considered
4 long discussion ensued on points OF order,
and vote was nearly reached when the morn
!ng hour expired, but it was extended an hour
longer with view OF dispossng OF the conlisca'
ZION BILL which, after some flhbusering, wa
reao and passed--yeas 50, nays o.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, June 10
SENATE.
The bill changing the port of entry OF Bruns-
wick, Georgia, was taken up and passed.
The bill defining the pay aud emoluments o
officers was taken up.
The amendment ct the House striking out the
section deiuotlng ten per cent from the pay Of
civil and military officers oi the Government
and reducing the mileage Of the Members o.
Congress 50 per cent. was concurrod in, 2
against ~. So the section was stricken cut.
HOUSE.
The resolution directing the Clerk to pa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

MEMPHIS, june IS. Gen. Lew Wallac has
assumed command Of this city. His first off
cial act was to take possession OF the Argus
newspaper Office, which has been Outspoken in
its sympathies with rebellion. MIR. Knox OF
the Herald, aud A. b. Richardson OF the Tn
bune have been appointed to supery Sc all edi-
tora which appears IN the paper.
threats have lately been made to tear down
the Union aag flying over the houses OF some OF
the citizens The Provost Marshal has issued
orders insructing the guard to shoot down any
one attempting TO haul down the flag or offer
ing any insult or molesiation to residents who
have thus manifested their devotion to the
Union.
An order is also issued to imprison all citizens
carrying concealed weapons. Guerrlllas arc
proving about the country Five were arrest
ed last night by pickets in the suburbs OF the
city.
Owing to the scarcity OF change, the board Of
Aldermen have voted to issue ) 100 900 IN irac'
tionaI notes, as the public exigences may re-
/ quire. Boats going North are loaded to then
capacity With freight and passengers. The oatt
OF allegiance was administered to over 400 yes
lerday, one-haf OF whom were soldiers.
The Richmond Dispatch, in an account OF the
reconnaissance under Gen Stewart on the 10Th
says tia; be made the circuit through the Fed
eral lines from Richmond via. Hanover Cour
House, Old Church and Tunstals to James riv
er, and back to the city, capturing lao prison
ers and $50 horses aud mules.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
SATURDAYS TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Special 10 the Boston JomRaf

WASHINGTON, June 20 No important news
is expected from Richmond for some days, IN
less the enemy make. an immediate sortle.
EyENING.-NO news Of public interest has
been received to-day at the War Department
from any quarter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

WASHINGTON, June 10. The President has
nominated Col John Hoffman, and - Scraggs,
Tor Brigader Generals.
Gen. Mcdowell was thrown from his horse on
Wednesday, and it was feared the accident
would prove fatal, but he is fast recovering and
will soon resume his saddle.
Dispatches received say that, on the 18th,
tie rebels opened on our shipping in James
River lron the bluff az City Point, but shetland
shrapneil soon silenced and drove them back.
To-day a delegation Of Progressive Friends
from Pennsylvania and Delaware, called on the
Presiden and presented memorial numerousiy
signed, or universal emancipation OF slaves.
lke President replied to the accompanying ad'
dress in guarded language. The visitors re-
manned some time in pleasant intercourse
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24


LrHNf Nutipcset .f tu " 81 b. a. uud lU Us b II
Al ,u Ir4S l~ue- trls.e F.iai f.Jl g. S..
W Adams 40 80 q. n.. HHNt4tau as %. IT., con.
Meeting 40 Whue Eyrr lnuei % puhtrans t0r aua frala
Wells river 81 Joiu>hur lud tuheHou, uHt ~.
Northern Kalirnd ur Bn- uu. Lowell Wnceser a..
Tor boston and win Vermont Valley q ior Spin.
6eli. New uayeu and Nrw York, lt~Nine n New YorN
a. ln,ljr. y.
AcoJnop.rroS Tfu> leave. Ko.st'- rointa % 0A.u
Tor Burlington and NotthGea
NiGHr EvPHrss TRus leaves Oedrhshatr at 1850 g..
Monllta 40 30 m HOUSES Point 1t Go p. VI, artlf
ING II Bo-tonn $40 s., connecting Bellows Fan.
wilh Cheshire K q. to- Boston md Worcester and
Vermont Valley + for Springfield aud New liav-H
and arriving ln Nrw YorS m420
Trains Going North and W-H.
Leave Montpelier al Is Or ,.M. + 5U.A and & - V 81
MnL TRAM leaves Boston 40 80 , e.. Via. Lowe.
Lawrence ~ Fchhuts. Leaves Springfield 40 7.25a ST..
Junction with Northern a. & lfon Boston and with "a
-ump,c g. tor and tom *. Juhn-huty lld Lructou
arriving at Burlington 80 200 p " and 81. Ahn. az
40 ?. ~ and iudge.
ACCOMMODATION rrus leaves SoabGcll at So q. o..
and Burlington AZ 1890 =. A ,or leuse- Po,Tt and Non
tfra.
NGHr Exrurs TauN leo y's A,l ~. t.ul. lta l1.ru
receiving Messengers from Ntruu, valley N r. leavlD-
New lork no $500 a tut from Cheshire o.. e. cunueo-
ing Il White River juHc ton wfh truu i"atlus .oH e.
30 I. u. tia IHwru ~ 90 tia l.iWfrus#. Leat~
White River irurtun 40 M So p aryita4t Bs.liuef1n
lue0,.a aui 0-i .p-bHIlH at 1903 A.. connect rs
with rmua ipua u.u. tor ntfeIti lhclso Anl lr
West
sltepur ca.s ar ATTACHED to fatu tNe night snr--
tptns uhulne hetwrcu Guuae'. foaltu. 4 t..,un.
Through 1lcta. 81 ruclso and lnr Ne,t lor .t. s
TIRE principal -lGutus
"a tltaus ", Ma, -, lsoa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

OmcsGo. June 20. Despatchc5 from some OF
the Souihera counties tonight render IL nearly
certain that the nav constitution is defeated.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

pnn,prLrnlA, June 20 \ private letter
States ,ht Gen. Buell. has started with his
whole army for East Tennessee WA Huntsville
Anuaar private letter from New 0rleanssays
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

ALL 0fFlcERs ABsENT FROM .her regiments
without sufficient cause, must reon tOrlheith,
% pain Of" yltitation 81 Regulations.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-11-29
l,,IIpT ! III 1EuIslgs FaR iCNsCslfTs.

A decision hass Just lttre,nade il Ala
bann 81 Interest t., tnr. liiilg Officers,
and great in,portance Ii Cpnseripts a
man named Brown Was elected Justice Of
the ptacs si,.r.zti3e passage If the Cdns
ssrip' Law, aud the rall It the President.
u Wi,s bstwe.n ;tIc gg..s of Is ard 40.
The Prahats Court refused to. acchptilis
bond nif Ffhp grn,,ad that h. was inpligi.
bic, hs;Ag virtually a. eonsclipt. He
applied y The sup+.ri,t Cnurs for d mar
.'lalaas. when He Judge ssnled
1st. That the q,iti~linn Of eligibility
was .ot ons. for lhr Pr,bate Court to ill-
guirc 'it,ta.
! q, 4 at ~ tl,r passa g. Of The Can.
script Law aid tha call Of the President,
5tyarv man between, the ages fxed by
law became| ns,aatl9,i II ~ script +
rs ! b. enrollinHit iss M civ n Hlotl., of
.asstttainitis fltsffrnau,ts. gnasssg nently5
Bro d ii eostl mt. hssa:aving office cast
upon him, Escape tie Gonscriptior,.
&} From this II fallows, that iinless A man
VAS exempt under thu rev exemption,
bill ON the dis tln- Presidents call was.
nladps b. cannot h,.rame exempt after
wards by placing himself Or l,tiag placed
ill |. pasi iaii,o he i,ic!nded il. tin. pfoxis.
ions Of that Bill. .sf
LDs siana Democrat 4