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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

vile, of Col. POpes regiment, lost in killed and
wounded ali except twelve.
Gen. Roufseau's and Col Pone's yvornds ara xe,x
slight.
There are conflicting stories about the death OF
Gen. Lyte. Some report him wounded and a mrs.
oner.
The re1siDs of Gen. Jsckson, Gen. Terrill. and
Gen. Webster, have arrived here.
The Sanitary Committee have made every prepar
alton for the relief of the wounded.
Gov. Morton of Indiana Is en- route hiiher with q
large number of surgeons snd nurses.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. L., 1862.
Squads of Dumonts men under Col. Miller, cap.
tured Two pieces of artillery and $50 Rebels at
VersaiIles yesterday. A por ion of Dnmonts COM
mand drove the enemy Saturday night fron, Law.
renceburg toward NichoIasyile, wonndng several
and capturng l6 prisoners Union loss none.
The Moysrile Eagie says dispatch was received
by John q. Breckinridges wife to meet him a, Dam
vile on Monday last.
Further particulars Of Wednesdays Perryvillej
Eight state that the Union force was 5000 aud the
Rebel force W regments-the aggregate unknown.
The Union loss was from 500 to coo killed and 1850
wounded, and 40 pris ,ners. The latter were pa
rolled by Buckner.
The Rebel loss was 800 killed. including one
General, unnamed, and fourteen Colonels aud Lieu
tenant ColoneIs This number OF killed admitted
by the Rebel Medical D.Ieetor Of Gen. Cheatbam's
Division.
dispatch from member Of the let Wisconsin
says that regiment lost SO killed and Ia wounded.
Among the wounded are Major Mitchell and Capt.
Green.
Dispatches received at headquarters state tia; Col.
Lytle's wounds are very slight. He has been pa
rolled, and will arrive tomorrow evening.
1t is reported that Wolfords Cavalry captured
over 100 Rebel wagons, 100 prisoners, and one bat
terry on Friday, between Perryvil!e and Harrods-
burg.
Gen. Dumont is at Frankfort.
Marshall it is said, left Lexington on Sunday last
with his whole force of 1000 infantry and 4JO
cavalry.
1t is believed that Marshall and the forces driven
from Versailles are at Nicholssvile.
LOUISVILLE. Oct u, 1862
DIR. Head, medical director here, has been re.
qured TO prepare for the reception of 5000 Of the
Perryvle wounded.
Col. X. j. Jacob, of the 9th Kentucky Cavalry,
has arrived here, suffering from an extensive but
not serious nesh wound.
Kirby Smith left Lawrenceburg with bis whole
command on Friday morning, and effected a junction
with Bragg on Friday afternoon.
Our iorces were massed on Friday besv cen Perry
vile and Harrodsburg. They are reported to
have formed in line of battle about Elk mics from
Peryvie.
LOUISVILLE Oct a. 1862.
A Gtirmish took place on Thursday, near Law.
rencebarg, Bowen County, of 10 regulars aud let
Ohio cavalry, sgeust Co. scott's Rebel cavalry.
Col Scott was wounded and is pow "a prisoner at
Bardstjwn.
The l30 Rebel prisoners from Perrysyille, includ.
ing 10 eutenants, arrived here tonight
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
Imporfnnt Events i'm Pro.pcct-PrePara-
dops--Sunncr's Corps.
H.sFvn'' fsaRr, w., }

Ffom Or bp7claI IoIfr'p0Hnrni -, =
UsNPYR's fHaKr. Va, I
Friday Evening Oct. 10. 1852
Manufacturing the apparent inaction, believe
that peremptory ordop have been received Tor one
of the larges, and most important movements OF the
war. Preparations are rapidly progressing, and
within the next week or ten days the country viii
doubtless be gaddened with intelligence more CRATE
fil than the ancient record Of "All quiet in the
Army Of the Potomac
Gen Couch has assumed command Of the % Sum
ner's) Corps. IIis late division il now under Gen
Devins of Massaehusetts, its ranking brigade com.
mander. A, d. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
OPERATIONS ON 81. JOHNS RIVER,
FLA.
Military Expedition Up the Rivera Rebel
Battery Captured on ~. Johns BiuGs-
The River In our Possession up 10 Jack


WAulsoros Saturday. Oct II. 1902
The following official report Las been received by
the Navy Department:
UNITED STATES STEINER VgRNoNT,(
POHr ROYAL HsRBoR :. 4, yet. p labl
SIN: The Department is doubtless aware tuat an
attack by the Rebels had been made zone time since
on the gun. boa,s employed on the inside blockade
OF st. johns River.
A battery had been erected on tho st. Johns
Bluffs and heavy guns planted, which kept thore
small vessels In the immediate vicinity OF Maypoit
Mile
Commodore Steadman with large force, h d
been ordered by Admiral Dul ont 10 look To tlif.
Having approached the fort and felt is troops be
urged that troops mi Iht be fent To md IL securing
the garrison when the battery should he sicnced 10y
the RunbOltr and 10 al er The lnsO,pt tone ol tie
Rebel military authority IN that quarter.
Gen. Mitchell, with hir characteristic prom ItItudr,
detailed suitable force for the pur, ore under Gen.
Brnnuan, which called hence on TIE JOlh ult.
have now the honor TO inform the Department
that l have iuft received tie r,IOrt Of Commander
St.adman, III which he Informs ne that she CO.
operating force under Gen. Braunan haying arrived
and landed with great pfomp,itnde, the gunb'as nc-
vauced and al er spirited, nnd, as II reens, we'll
directed fire, sieDced the battery, which was then
occupied by our force.
The Rebels seem to have retired in much hate,
leaving guns mine IN numbor--teven Of which were
s-inch and two A. ncu Tiies, munitions. proyslonr,
and camp eqnpage.
The snccess has been withou, loss on opr side.
Tie vessels then asce d.d thu 81 Johns 10 Jack.
sonville aud there learned that the Rebel forces had
Ietfeaied beyond that loint.
We retain possession OF ST. Johns River a. far as
Jacksonville.
have the honoro be- Sir very Tespseay your obedieit
servant, WA. bpDoS. t1pisih'
Commanding South Atlantic Squadron.
Hon GIDEON WILLIE secretary Of tie NavJ washington
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
I.atcst Rcu,rt. from Ioui~yiIIe.

GENERALS FOLK AND CHEArHAM REPORTED
KnLED-THE REBEL LOSS THREE TO OUR
ONE.
LOUISVILLE Ky, Saturday, Oct. H. 1862.
II is reported by intellisen, army officers that
Gems. Cheatham and Polk wers killed and that the
loss of tho Rebels at Perryvihe exceeded ours by
three 10 one.
LOUISVILLE Saturday. Oct lilo P. IA.
All is quiet at this time, although the position OF
Gen Kirby Saith caUses some uueasiuess.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
No Fight since wednesday.

BAKo.Tows Ky, Saturday, Oct. II, I5t2
No courier has arrived irom Gen. Buell. to-day.
No fight took place on Thursday, Friday, or to-
day.
Another battle is expected tomorrow.
A deputation of the Cincinnati Slnit-ry Commits
sion left here at o'clock this evening with ambu-
lance wagors containing supplies for the wounded at
Perryvle. They had Government escort from
here to Perryvills.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
To tle Associstsa rress
H.RR1snrrG. Oct. I2. 1862.

HARRIsBURG, Oct. ~, 1862.
The Rebels encamped at Emmettsburg last night.
TIE operator at Carlisle Just teegraphs that scouts
repor: the Rebels az moving on that place. The ut
moet excitement now prevails at Carlisle The eX-
eement here is also very great. Trains are leaving
Tor Carlisle loaded with troops from Camp Cortin
snd the surrounding country.
Later.-The enemy left Gettysburg last night,
crossed the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at New
market, DESTROYED the railroad and telegraph, aud
then struck for the Potomac east Of Monoeacy. Our
cavalry is in pursuit, but will probably be too late to
capture them. Gen. Mcclellan may intercept them,
but IL is doubtful.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
7TT INVASION Or PENNSIl'ANli'
SURRENDER OF CIIAMBERSBURU'
Destruction of Arms and Railroad
Property,
SglyTpg OF HORSES AND ARMY CLOTHING.
BAsry EVACUATION OF CRAMBEASBURG.
rEEy 90 TOWARD GETTYSBURG.
Pennsylvania Farmers Dispute their Passage
They Push for the Potomac River.
OUR CAVALRY IN PURSUIT..
OUR CAVALRY IN PURSUIT
ESCAPE OF TRD REBELS.

sreeiGl Difos,eh to The N. Y. Tribune
MOsooACY BRIpGR, Oct Y. 1867.
Stuart's cavalry passed eight miles below here
lac, night and breakfsted at Urbanna, four miles
south-east of here. Heavy firing was heard toward
Nosn's Ferry this morning. The railroad track is
reported torn 40 eight miles below. Seven prisoners
have Just come in captured near Urbanna.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

The Cincinnati Enquirer Dem.) says that the
guerrilla murders by SecessioniDls in Kentucky
" should be Jrorned doTn" or course, such irreg-
ular opposition" ought " bs discoutenapeed,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
The One Hundred and Finieih Ncw-YorL
Regiment.

POuGHkKHPsiE. Oct u. ltl
The l50th Regiment tho I'd Duchess Co.., Col.
j. II. Kitcbam, LETT here last evening by steamer tor
the seat Of war. They numbered ] 600 strong.
The 81 Regiment from this county Is IN camp, and
will be prepared 10 march III few weeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

They Push for the Potomac River
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
TEEY 90 TOWARD GETTYSBURG

Pennsylvania Farmers Dispute their Passage
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
THE OPERATIONS or THE REBELS.

tAhIisLk, Oct ~ IbDZ.
The Rebel cavalry did not enter Gettysburg, as
contemplated, but turned within three miles Of that
pIace 10 recross the South Mountain, striking Cum
berland Valley at Waynesboro, ten miles higher up
,Le valley from the point at which they crossed
This WAS the last heard from them late last evening
How they can escape from this position Is now the
great point Of interest.
The destruction of the Cumberland Valley Rail
road property was not 80 Pea, as at iiist supposed
Tie cag-house, water-tank turntables aud part Of
the depot buildings escaped.
| 90 on toward Gettysburg hoping to get on their
track, and will report all particulars.
Later, II o'ciock m.-Capt. Hastings scouts, who
cover all the roads from Cbambersburg TO Geitys-
burg, report the Rebels at Monrovia and Gen.
PIeasanton at Frederick City, in pursuit Of them.
There are stil some Of the Rebels between Get
tysburg and Emmcttsburg, and they are evidently
trying TO get to the Potomac.
The Union forces are posted 10 various localities,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

~ We learn that horse race came
off last Saturday on the Laporte track be
tween McFarlins horse. Buckshot. of this
place. and horse belonging to Holman
Of Rochester. Purse. one hundred dollars,
aud won BY Buckshot. A big fight occur
red directly after the race. the usual siIe
shows to such exhibi,ioRs) in which jim
Thompson--ighting Jim-received mos
humlistinS slsubbing. Several hundred
dollars. we understand. changed hands du
ring the day on the respective merits Of the
horses. .-.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

H The Laporte Union says, a few
days ago. while some German iaborers
were engaged in making excavations in
the earth. from which an old building had
been removed. they struck upon deposit
Of coin-principally Mexican dollars and
American half dollars-to the amount of
about peck. The laborers were Of course
sorely disappointed when it was discover
cd that the coin was all bogns.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22
MoEcy LOST.

STEPHEN Masters lost in tn: streets Of
Plymouth. or between this place and his
residence ten miles south Of here on the
Michigan Road. on Tuesday the 10Th inst.
between ninety ard hundred dollars in
paper currency The money was wrapped
in . piece Of white paper. Any person
finding it will be literally rewarded by
leaving il at Becker's store or ct the resi-
deuce of Mr. Masters
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22
e< Con<;ierins the mary conn laints

EF Considering the many comp laints
which are being male Of hari times. it is
source of qualification TO the citizens OF
Plymouth that money matters are not
hard enough to prevent the erection of the
usual number of buildings. several oil
which have already been put mp in differ
emit parts of the village.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22


STILL THEY CoME.-MoRE NEW Goops.--Ricc
& Smith would respectfully announce to their nu
merOus customers, that they are just opening a
Large Stock of Spring and Summer Goods direct
from New York and Boston, which have been
bought on the most favorable terms. and which
will be sold ls,Ie lower than they be bought
in any store in town. We have some very pretty
Clali;cs and Lawns. which we selling at old
prices and stock of Prints comprises every va
riety and style of the different which
We are selling for one shilling per yard. DENNIS
Stripes, Masiins. Tiekings, and all kindsof Sum
mer wear we have in geea, abundance, and in fact
every thing We have usually kept for sale. We are
determined to still make the Low Price Store the
lace toget good bargains. and trust by fair al
honorable dealings to merit the support which has
been heretofore given as = - - g = g -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

Read the following from the Hon. Morris Morris
formerly Auditor Of the State Of Indiana:
IspszNAroLrs, Sept. 2. 1857.
DIR. C. w. RoBacx-DEAR SIR: Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness. 80 much so that was unable 10 at
tend to my ordinory business at times, and having
an Blood Purifier and Pills were effecting, was
induced by . friend 70 try them have been
using the Purifier for thelast twelve months. and
find the medicine fully equal TO its recommends
tons. So valuable is its use to me, that cannot
new dispense with the use of ii atmy advanced age
Of life--seventy seven years.
eheerfally give this information for the benefit
of those similarly affected
Yours, truly.
MoRRIs MORRIS
See Advertisements. II.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

e. Some very necessary Improvements
have been made in our streets during the
last week. which add materially to the
comfort Of the pedestrian. The crossing
between Becker and Brownlce stores has
been very neatly arranged. AMI some bal
places in the road south OF the river have
been greatly improved.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

RIVE will publish letter from the
pen of Jasper Packard next week. We
regret that il came to hand too late for
insertion in this weeks issue. he writes
from before Corinth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

Eg From wha. information we can
CLEAN from the local columns Of our ex-
changes we are led to believe that the
crops in the northern part of the state were
never IL a more honrishing condition at
this time Of the year than at present.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

e. We learn that Col. Dodge. of the
Both Indiana regiment. returned to his
home. in Warsaw, last Sunday evening.
on account Of i'll health His regiment is
before Corinth. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

THE PEorLE's GREAT Books are publish.
Cd BY John E. Potter. Gil Ssnsom Street
PhiIsaelphia. Ps- whose advertisement,
will BE- found in another column.
g The publications Of this house siwel
and favorsbly known throughout the com.
munity ~ the best works ever issued on
4hsPertie0lsr subjects Of which shey treat
They are all Of highly practical charac-
ter; are written in : clear aud ldistiuc,
styls % - to b sssily understood. and ar,
si'sFsd e very n oderate prices, fhua plac-
ing thsfnwithia the reach OF everybody.
~. Potter's reputation for Iiberality
end fsis dealing l. anqussfioned, and w
tzke pleasure in recommending his books
60 ths Notice of our readers. He will for
wssa aay Of them b. mail. postage paid
On ssesipt 81 price.
Lbshf terms ars offered to agents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22
snarrns-AII sizes at Rice & Smiths.

New SPRING GooDs--The first Of the season,
have just been opened at the Low Price Store. at
greatly re iuced prices- A few pieces OF new
spring De Lsnes now selling at % cents.
A lot of new Prints at one shilling. and muslins
from 1915 TO Is cts per yard.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

w We learn that there are several
cases Of smallpox in Elkhart town. prin-
cipally sonfnel to public house. The
citizens have taken the necessary steps to
prevent il spreading through the village.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

Col. Coler Of the 25th Illinois regiment.
on visit home. says that Halleck's army
numbers l85. 600 men. sad- that it is be-
1ieved the rebels do NOT number more than
loo, 900.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

hR. E. T. LAZELLE, Physician and Surgeon,
- Tvner City, Ind. would announce to the cit
liens of Tyner aud vicinity that hc will give at
tenten to all professional business intrused to his
care q (n29m3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

r. New goods have been received at
Overman's store. during the past week. in
great quantities and Of every variety
Fresh goods are being added to his stock
every day. and for ready pay Ne sells goods
ct greatly reduced prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

Cancers Cured or No Pay.-Dr. SwASK
win be at tie Edwards House again, on the 18th
and 10th days Of May, 1862.
Persons had better call early as the Dr.'s room
lis generally very much crowded along about noon.
He treats the various kinds Of chronic diseases,
aud especially cancers, in the successful treatment
of which he is scarcely excelled BY any Physician
in the West,-he cures them or charges nothing
for his services. The Doct. has cured some very
his patients.
| He is a regular graduate of one of the best Re
form Medical Colleges in the United States, aud
stands high as Physician in his profession; he has
also an experience of some twenty years IN prae-
tice, but the Doct's regulations too we'll known
to need any Recommendation
The DR.. discards all poisons, making use only
of innocent and e1ectnal remedies. selecting
and preparing his medicines himself. They are
pleasant to take. not sickening nor debilitadne,
but bracins. and consequently patients not de-
prived Of doing moderate labor, as he requires o
sufficient amount of exercise to promote health
Tue Doct. deals honestly with PATIENTS; If he
thinks he cannot benefit them he will tell them, al
il is no Physicians interest to deceive his patients
he carries iull supply of medicine, and charge
low for his prescriptions. @sae% ssst .
See his Circulars which contain thirty-fye oil
forty good certificates of cases of Cancer he has
cured. He has more than hundred Cancers
preserved in spirits. which he took out.
Consultation free Of charge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

e. The Mammoth Hardware Store is
the place to purchase pocket and table
Cutlery. we'll as Stoves and Tin Ware
of oil kinds.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

LET THERE LIeHr.-Those in search of Ugh
will find splendid assortment of Lamps at Rice
i Smiths. which they are selling cheaper than the
cheapest a :
fs7 Also
The bes, quality of Kerosene Oil. warranted non
explosive, and of the best quality in market,
at the low price of half a dollar per gallon. This
gives all chance to get good oil. Cor the same
price that some asking for an inferior article.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

MARRIED..
On the 4th inst.. BY Rev. n. Hamilton,
Mr.. HESnr ELLAR to Miss CArHAnrsE
Buas.9 Is E1aTaa a5IY9 OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22
Great Work on the Horse.
THE HORSE and Ills DISEASES:

81. ROBERT JENNINGS, Y. s,
Professor of Pathology and Operative Surgery in
the Veterinary College of Philadelphia. Protes-
soE of v sterinary Medicine in the late Agricul-
turaI College ofOhio. Secretary Of the yeter-
mary Association of Philadelphia, ETC., etc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

H Chicago and Cincinnati Dsilies are
TO be had in the Post Office building
Also, Stationery ofevsry kind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22
HMr. Mattingly left here for Indian

apolis last Saturday, and will probably
not be back before the middle of next
week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22
NJ QTLCETO HEIRS or. PEUTI0N
- "a To Sci, Morigags Lease Real Estafs- -.
Srxfr o. MDIxxA, - -.


Notice Is rsysive1v <hss 0esrEe A. Ds1Gsss
and Peter Reickleyr Administrators of.fhs- E,tsls
Of Nathan L. pahcotk. deceased. have. Sled 6eif
edtfon toseII. mortgage o. lfa>{ tic rcd tkkcsof
1sdss6dshB, his persona 'bc1s 5as1| 1s1c6t >tf13
his debts; and that said petition will be hean1ot6
next term Of the Court of Common Picas Of said
Cesnt}.7ke eacF 1tn,s 4Aaes- 80 u
may 1862 c.. P. Marshall CouufY-,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

CurLrar.--A fresh supply just received at III
Low Price Store. y-- ~-.-7-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

Pershing \ Co.. Blain& Co., spd T. A. Lemon, -Pl y
onfh; Robert Cornwall, Bourbon: John Kessler. Ri.
ingsburg; w STANCE, aad Jonas Miller Brt M n.
John cless, fippccaDoetown, j. G. snith., MAJ
iaigh Bro, Argos; and by Druggists and Merchants
generally threusiant The United State and tnnsdes
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

wanted svery-vhers FOX theiruls. - -
other information apply to, Or address.
.7ef JOHN EDWIN POTTER, Publisher,
No. CIV Sansou s., Philadelphia, RA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22
6. G. OyERMaN,

Unfurlcd its Banner TO the breeze, but behold
what consequences each have wrought. The aim
of the latter is and shall be to restore confidence,
reward industry aud BY selling eoods,at the lowest
possible figures, TO save balance of cash In the
pockets of his customers. To make long story
short Buy INV Goods for Cash, do not GO in
debt dollar for Goods, consequently. buy at the
lowest prices. and rs l shall sell for Ready Pay,
shall likewise ssliTin every case at the LowEsr
POSSIBLE FIGuREs. ~ l ginr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

Stock of CaIicOeS

Is Large, all New, Handsome, the Very Latest
Styles and the Cheapest in Town.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-22

For the Richest, Pret,iest and Cheapest Parasols,
go to tho OHIO CASH STORE.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
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