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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

4. great impfoVemsnt'hi thc itreatmehl
of prisoners is said to have taken place
within the last two weeks. $50 s'V 'oa
abbve haalneti soldiers 60 to BALI
| more to-4ight on athcir : Ways TO- thei'
lsasin sdfaa lie Isst s u be r.
leased aie expected morrow prov afternoon
and = number OF our wounded, making q
81. Of 2s4 TO be released arc expected IL
few days. -. -" g s. ','''e ....'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

Departure of VI ison aud sIidefi. from
Providencc, r. J, on q British Gum
boat. '@i'' q
J !. Psov ,1i,G x. /. Jan. 2,-The British
steam gpnboat Rinaldo left here at 5 p. m.
yssterdsy.;with Messrs. Mason and Slidell
and their, Secressrie les on on board The wind
blew hurricane an nisat.,o no;,as,, =,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09


How to ges the Pay Due Prisoners Of
j 81 War and Decease& SPidier>-o val
As several volunteers from thislvieinity
have been taken prisoners and others died.
the following forms aud instructions in
regard to, how their wives and oothsrslwill
have to proceed in orderrto draw their Pay.
will probably be interessipeao a fawsadIt
is4only necessary to send the papers eshe
Commander Of Che regiment Of COIN my y
which the soldier had served but q "a easH
Of deceased soldiers ssthe papers mssti 1e
forwarded to the Psymastor Ge.'s Il W'asAl
ington. .itwoule expedite matters sbiiie,
probably. 10 send them tIroughh the, Rep
resontative of the District in which abe sP-
plicant resided. The following arsn TIC
forms. DC: issap u snoaEsI mol sdT
AL a WIT an Dyy ,s,l.,m z, bad
-. a. ,aWAsHIsGros. Oct. %, ,lS6l ~
.ss GENERAL oRpER-.x9, 9Drsga iI:r
Anr. !. The following plan to pay tae
families of officers and soldiers, IN the ser
vice of the United States, who a<e,or may
become prisoners Of war, sums dine them
By the GovernnenE. having besafapproved
b. President, X islPoblishesl sofsk1 in-
foszssti6nEsE al co6sesned. iooi aosbsrps
sARr. 2. Ray6ent will beaAs de oteopcs
sons presenting . written aushorisyfsota }
prisoner 70 draw his pay or 'xesl5ot5t
such authority. to his wife, the guarase9 q
his miuor eAild. or his widowed meta r,
IN the order nsmell - aiod STE noms1IE
i1qAnr< g. Applicatioafor sech pay mast
be made 70 the senior paysnssses - zheedAi
tric3 IN which the Regiment ofrtisl pf1yon
es y sewing. AID nust be.sceeupaAjedsbj
the csstifits1e form nunbet 2 3t5fa6eJudee
Of : CourtsSf the rBni66d 1StateDDA 6sDEp
tsies Attorlsy Of the United zSts1e5, q Or iol
sono other passvssnde< thes So Ga eefl
Of secopa, Of the Statsiin u1tisle5hc appil'
e.rt i ssisesidest sossipeg fsrShr thsH' tlst
sid sp,licant IL che vie of'tise tt;se4os,'
the Rsartlian Of his children. sssd HE MIDI
owed motlsersI ard Is 'oceopyiDB eithetf e{
u Jsse swy1 relationships stostafls sl6m<
thue,ek1ro Is no1ioaoi< IN eAfscsAoep ~lle ~
nspve Yearly vele&6di scecgdink te;t1t6oote
c1osaacAsicak 81 fe;i1sfn 3a' ed 10 virss:
Arr. 4. Payments viii be 4szele4J bar
tiss tl.us naesor;z6I' anil tleni ind ,xjyetleir
reee;e>s' tfsma lnssstssss 1)ema@ss5tebisele
manner that womb be fpQd17V1 Of the pris-
OK 1aidsef 1t lest She f55fl}lfess pay b.
49, 81 t+t@- - = - - - Q'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
Capture of Rebel Bridge Burners BY Gen.
IL ia, s1i b ri. Schofield ,as.re. sft i.f.tf

g ST. Louis. Jan, 2zDispatches received
Al. headquarters announce the capture o.
the notorious jeff. OWNS. Col Jones, and
30 Of their bridge burner gang, near Mar
tinsturg. Asudrain county, by Gen. Soho.
field, Of the State Militia, and various gnc.
! rilla, bands along tine, North Missouri Rail
road have been pretty shoronghly scatter
ed.zs % .u idsh. -rcll .xibnoos.
H. Six regiments OF. Federal troops have
left Otterville and Upton for Weston or
an unknown expedition. ;,,s II, -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

ForrREss MoSRoE. Jan. 1.-vfA BAL
rINoRE, Jan. 2:--Captains Schillinglaw
and Mason. Of the 10Th regiment. Lieut..
w. I. Dickinson, of the 81 regiment IN
lantry U. S:A., Lieut.. J.W. Hart Of 10Th
Indiana. and Corpornl T7Ios. Mcdowell of
the 6Sth New Y ork, arrived here last night
by a flag of truce from Norfolk. o. lif
They ure part of the $50 to be released'in
exchange for an equal number who were
sent 10 Richmond last week. r '7g1r
~ -af tyr FROM MISSOURI. na.tls
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
ny 9lssg' 70 ITO. NJ. BARNAuD. ss,-rss


SHERlFF'S SALE.--By yiftur Of two,
~ COMMISSIONS Issue 10y the Clerk Of the Mar,..f
county tircuf Court, and directed one in favsrrr
franklin r. Mcrgan, William Ark-r and Oscar carv
ag un-t Perry lss, the other in David iatyrvI
and against Perry Crlvin and Henry H. Baxter viii
oir at Public Sale. to the hig hist hs-r q. ~
law directs, before tn. Court House door in The TOW M
Of Plymouth. Marshall e.ni.ty. Indiana. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, ls62,
bweTn the hours OF ten o'ciak. and four ,'cls- II
IN, of said day, the rents and profits for term NOT
Ing seven years 81 The following drscrird estate sim
Ate in sail c'uiSt f Marshall and indiana to3 Wit,
Let number two ts), i'm Jacksns addition 10 the town Of
Bourbon. t-fsi u Hf 4
Ii tn" REM. and profits for years said real
will NOT II FIR sufficient; 20 satsf said
in crest cost and accruing costs, WILL sam. tim
II c., Offer for sale to the highest bidder aIite right
title and Interest If the said defendants in anil 10 the ss,,~
or in'rh thcrrofas hr satisfy
Jan . isss - q. " BARNARD. Sheriff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Arrival of Federal Prisoners from Rich
mond-More to come-0nr Friends
Better Treated.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
EXECuTOR,S. NnTIcE

~ frkttS w Us fT4r
.NOTfCE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed Executor of the last will Of
Gatharine Reed, late of Marshall county, Indiana,
deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
SAMUEL REED, E1, c1tor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

ways and means through which the rebell-
ion can be crushed and tie epu9lic re-
stored in all its integrity. ITO carry out
this pptposc. Gen. Lane supposed by
the active energies of khe Adlhinistfatiou
in its various Departments
A dispatch from Hancock this evening.
safssthkt hobofY hSs rlRene kilieav o& olir
side in the slieiling of that town BY the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

| Savsnnah, or the rebel force at Goose
we hie. Pie slter IS most likely.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

b ThsgMadrid correspondence says that
SpaiEis to send from 5000 to 1000 men
70 \ sico. and that the Spanish squadron
sill Bail in three divisions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
4 PPLIOATIoN FOR LICENsE,

Notice Is hereby given that KILL compliance with
ths law OF tic state Ar the regular the Com
mssioners csurt Of Marshall County. Indiana apply fcr
license to retail sirituous aud malt qmrs quantities
lers than quart The location which pr,psse
sell Is about mile from the Of Plymouth. Mar
shall County, Indiana, the winraniar road on the
premises known a. knghammcr A Cos Brewery.
jany ls62 KLIxGHANNER co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ISASK Co0HeFPIfING dr.

GAVE C0SD6BF-PAfING UfaV
Abb persons ksswiae <hsmsss~es % Ss;.i-st.
ed to the firm Of CoRBrN & OSBORNE, or to Horace
Corbin or John 9, Osborne, fof professional servi.
ccs, are requested to settle up. and pay the same
on or before the LIST of February next. as by So
doing they can save costs We shall. after that
time put such claims 81 .remain unpaid, in the
hands OF proper officers for collection, except in
cnses where special arrangements are made other.
wise. -.
Jan 9t3p'd -CORBIN 4 OSBORNE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-13

fsedman 1ondhy Wed0esday and FffuAy MT II " Z
arrive A.. Cedar Rapids by pr. te ~
u lpHal From Cedar Rapids, by psy Grsek Ia
fayeste, Centre poiut, Grbana,, Burke. brandon
SAMMY ssae, Enterprise, and difbcsfsvilfe, to Wa
= s01oo, mnes ana nacs SMles hRssk..a-l -
y gtsa'e tsaax Malaas Monday Aads Iharsaay a
~ 49, ~ = :. ny ~ ~ ny # eas
raJ.~ p.,.,Ss ., anu IL u"y ~ u, arrive
fns,as r.an, uai..s..y - Pm, -
Mount Vernon "a MIL. and r. .p,P. I'll, :
Leavs F,;ry;., Sa,,,ra.s s.s.as Yn's ',.
Il Noun. Ee.a.,s h, ~ :
Saturday al i p no. arri,. q, Fsir,sr by ~ '' N
/ Bids for more freunent service .ny,,ed
lOgG5 From Sa6ula 70 sasanaahi' p2iifinof. \ !:
miles and back, three times week. 1 IIHF ~
Leave Sabala Mousay. w sdne,aay ana rv,a.v
at 10 M, arrive az Saysansh hy ii Y. M Isay,
Savan .all same days at m. arrive al sabula +,
lBb pm. - - :
4 lOy67 From Habuls. by Ster,,nr v Mou,s Al
i gor, Van Bureu. Snr.uueysIis R.lievy Mao.al .ss
\ Waterford MiIIroet. Monmnsth p,srs Wvan,
aud back three times ! week M 800 - - :
Leave ssbaia Tus,dsy. Thnra.v ana s...rs.,
Mt 3 a m. arrive q Assmoea nest d.ys Nv Is !. =
Leave Anamo.a tuesday Thpr.dsy "a S.,.rJ.,
Tat Ba m arrive at sAtafa nert a.,s IL : 4 -
lO96s From Audrew bv r.ltnn Iron H;,i.
ENGINE. Canton. Johu,on, seotch t,rnvs Ed;,'
burg, Auamosa, Neeo.. Bosldsr. Yailsy Farm
Spring Grove. aud Atlanta, to ou.squstou. SO mile
Lave Ararev Thn,.a.v :, r.. :, ..-;. :,
Oas.oueton next SATURDAY. {, 70 = I've n,,.s
i dueton Saturday At In =, .rrv. ~ Ana.s~ e.,
| Monday by s = n. -
1 Ia969 From Anarw bv Hietorvz r..ava J.
Bellevue. II milcs and bac. oor. wssr io'''' y
Leave Audrew Thur,day A. i nm arrive a R.s,e.
yuc BY SPIN. Leave Bellevue fharsass !. ! : NJ
arrive At Andrew by 10 n, = -
4 I'd
spyiur. sud Gha,lo,,s 40 n..!,. ss IL. o' ~
bsck once week .-'.'. .'.' '1N
/ Leave h. lcvas Saturday n g.. - .rr;v. :. n.
witt .by sym. Leave Dewitt SATURDAY :, m
arrive at hellrvr. hy 4 m ' = ~
le l"yaI II DIaT yrom i,pb!.n. NJ hv Pot. r.x,.,.
Farlsr D,c,sy;ll. T.r,.,.I. Ii.,.sa" 49,.
err Masonvie. Winthrop, iadependsnce. Je.snp
E,a, n,0,s sSse station, mssroa and
.;r ,;n,ss ,ss.s !. -, ~ MN'' ~ paeH
| Leave Dahuoue 5a,lv ereer, s,na.v 90
arrive al Cedar Fails by nm enve celar E.ll. A..
daily. e1ccnt SUNDAY NJ lil M arriY. = NJ h,one
| by 4.3O nm,s F41 4SNa 2 - ? ? -
| lu972 From Dubuque, By Julien, Peosta, En-.
worth, farbey, Worthipgton, ssud Ssxing .Ms,.f,.
/ cello. Langworthy, Anamosa Grow Greek Sprinp
vile. and Marion, to Cedar Rapids, rs miles aud
bsck, IN times i awers = NJ u 4N&.s aks slla aFs
Leave Dubuque daily r1cep. Sunday. at 2.3o y
i IN, euTt pt lenN feQ1@ " 70 pS u keoy0sCc-
dar Rapids daily erccpt Sunday Al 8 = M arrive
at Dabuqas by I'm
/ 1879 Prom Dnbaqnc by King, st Donatus,
/ Spruce Mills. Bsllevas. wicklals Sabulst, Elk
River, Lyons, Clinton, Camanche. Princeton, lie
Vfatr. Pleasant Whitley, and Ci'bert, TO Davenport,
s1 mnes ana oaek A1 times week y Beilevus.
larse tans thense " Lyons. aAd az tnesa wesk
The residue to Davenport. .ss
Leave oaoaqne daliy. except Sunday, ut m,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
rCat Rrifain,

The u. s. frigate Tuscarora Lad sud isnly oft
Soutnsmptou. u was believed sae was III ciafsc of
ire steamer Me-rmac, which s!ilsd tho day b--ore
from Plymouth WITH scarge cargo OF ammam.ion,
for the Re beis.
TIE steamer Merrimac, heavily laden with s-nmu-
ni,ion and stores fcr the Rebels, which has been
living in Plymouth Sound since the eth of June,
hastily put to sea on the 29th Of July bound for
NASSAU, via Madeira. On tie night OF tbs 29th,
the u. :. frigste TuscarOra suddenly quiz ed Souh
ampton and her departure excited 'aOie III
terest uer the belief that she Wa IN ehase OF the
Merfluiac.
Iar.e amounts are insured at Lloyd's upon the
Nerimac aud gV9st anxiety is feil for ness OF the
future move u EMS of the two vessels.
Tie Ddt'v ICfgrabh publishes extracts from let-
ters addreseed by the Prince de JOInlille TO las
brother, Duc Il Aunale giving an account OF Tue
retreat OF Gen. Mcclellan arluy 10 the james RT-
err. written JuEe u.
The Prince elbows the causes which compelled Gen.
McCle Ian te Undertake tie movement. Ga the
previous dayit was suddenly announced that ia, K
son YVES abOut 10 act on McCiellan's Iear and that
Bcaaregard had arrived al Richmond.
lac Prince says that all that greatly complicated
our situa iCg aud IL then and there determined
20 take IN a base OF operation upon James
River under the protection OF the gunbOals. lie de-
scribes the Part he took Ia arIesing lanic among
tie Union troops, ana says: Your Prince and !iis
rephews were more THAI once under most violent
fire of mIskery aud artillery, and acted with d1sIn-
xushed bfavery."
The Thurs, in commenting on the Confiscaiion
bill, says Happily it is cer,ain that 20 ruler viii
ever dare % pug IN iOrce this scaLda Gus law IL
will ouly remain monument oil Iuiamy 70 thOse
VINO passed it, aod be ranked h rearer with the
Attempted destruction of Charleston harbOr and the
savage vagaries of Gen Butler.
Ia the House OF Commons, on the Both, the bill
providing Tor raising fluids for the relief of the dis
dressed ia manufacturing districts, by means m a
vote Ia aid, again discussed. An amendment
was proposed enabling the Guard Of UnlOus to iase
loans Oh tue security eff parish rates. Government
opposed motion, bnt IT was carried, 20 TO - and
the dill was Iecommitted.
IL Is semi-Oiiclally notified that the Queen and
tie younger members OF the royal family wall, on
the lt OF September, proceed 10 Belgium for short
visit TO the King. Thence they VIII proceed ,C
Castle Reinhardlsirunn. near GOtha The property OF
she Grand Duke SAKE CoUurg. GOtha, the Queen
nother-in-aw, where they will remain some Time
in strict seclusion aud he joined by the Prince 0
Waller. The Queen will travel ticOg. win tina
Duchess OF Lancaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

anticipated among the professional oarsmen of this
CITY, that the two renowned Ne Sburgh rowers,
lIancon and Stevens, would De omnet; ora for the
prizcs offered which were $40 or the winning boat.
80 fr the second, and $40 fc r the third The fear
e encountern8 snch ac'on .Dlished oarsuen deferred
all but three men Ilo" enteriog; and although,
he Newburgh waite trnen were abscntees there
rush from 0e Battery osrsnlen u become
competitors ia III race, tue Judges very properly
decided that, as ther applications for entry were
not made at the time originally specified, they would
not be Above to start.
Among u ,ose who were thus debarred, in conse.
queDce OF ther delay in announcing their inteutIo
10 couter d for the pr yes, hn Bighn TIE crack
oarsma a of the Battery boatmen. TIE judges ap-
point ed were ex-hlermsn Nilmot, aud Aesrrs.
j mes Casey, f.. Mcdonnell and John Pa dy. Inc
distance was tive miles, start rg from For y-fecond
street. turning slaheboat AT Bulls Ferry, and back
gain to Fody-second street. Two only OF The three
entrees appeared: John McCieady III The suell-b1aL
Armstrong, ANA james Prendersast in the Bryan.
The latter took the lead s the start, keeping aJout
Jour lengths ahead as far as Weehawhen, when
Nc Cready put on the steam, closed aud passed HE
opponent, nnd maintaining his advantage throughout
tie remainder Of the race, won easily by oozen
lengths In - min. 81 This nae, considering
tGe Intense heat OF the day, aud tie limited time al
lowed the oarsmen Tor previous training PREPARATION
Is very good . -.
Some dissatisfaction having been expressed by Big
LA at not being allowed 10 enter Tor tue race aief
he specified tIme, M,Cready, the winner. has de-
cliued receiving the pIlle-mVney awarded MN, fhu
has lett lt AS II forfeit III the hands Of Mr. u Bneh
of the Weehaw hen Ferry Hotel llhe originator OF
the raceJ, for tue purpose OF making match WIN
Blgiim to row the tor SlOO side over the
ZANE course PrenderGast, who won the second
money! has aiso placed 10 III the same gentleman
hands to bacs lcCleady against Bisiin, IN the
event OF tue latter accepting the challenge offered
INN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
The English Prcss Oh the American War.

Such an overthrow a. the Union army has re-
ceIved before Richmond canuOt but have bad an H.
effect thr ugbout the whole OF the south.
Wherever III hat vast area we news Of the great
success has been conveyed, by Telegraph or steam
bOat BY horseusn or runner, we may be eure that
/ the eXultatiun has been wild aud frantic. Even 10
our sober Engii eyes the battles on the Chcka-
tOuihy ike GROWING victory; 10 The exclia-
bic SDulhefneT, burning with rsge and hate AT tie
invasion OF biz soil and HE Atrocities with which
% j. accompanied, the description Of the Xix days
Gghtiug and the success stbmpede6 OF his enc
mes mdst have been 20 inspiring "a 20 make mac
ton Impossh lie.
! We nay, then, it seems 20 u.s. expect movements
Of The highest importance all through the SOnth. IL
il not easy discover what II pacing IA that con-
vuscd, but silent region. rte ConJ,deyates lure
icQrk ~ UDtte he must tcrUtd eHtbUstDsR ruth n
sccrsy ehtca mt crfH RNsrta has reoi'zed m m0d-
I'm wortare. Their enemies never zee them I'LL
they iee them; never know what j. their strength,
their portion, their resources, until lie dawn OF
gone morning brings an inesI-tiJie attack, or
vc.Js The facts thai whole Comic derate army has
made oil without he lOsr Of a man, gun, or bar
re- If powder. 50 We ourselves eau know hit!e Tor
certain OF heir pans, bat We may yet make Il
very ehrewd guesr.
There is every reason 20 believe that the Western
Confederate States will beco IN q week or Two
perhaps have already bccOine--the scene oi new
strugees far wider and iercer than that OF the past
spIlug. The news lived yesterday Of the capture
tie work has already begun IN Icnnossee, and, un-
less the the IniOuists are Tc-eniOrcei iar more
largely than think them likely to be, il Is POSI-
bic that before tie month II Jolly Is over the whole
OF Tennessee viii be ia IA bioze. The situa ION OF
tn state IL, indeed, most unhappy. IL had 10 bear
the bruBt OF the beet planned and most energetic
Union movement tina has Teen made during the war.
While the COniederies were unwfely dir
persinV their forces along the coat, or miasing
them on the Potomac, they left uuPuarded Tins
important State, relying, perhaps, 90 the pro-
trrtion afforded by the extent OF the country
and the sympathy Of The keltuckans. But, by a
sefes Of Operations which 10 Impartial observer viii
desire 10 deprecate the UHioAis r. supporting their
army by ID ir gunboats, gained possession Of the
principal places ia Ienneosee and may he said 10
nave almost conquered che State. But tue contcet ID
far from an end. The bal les before Richmond have
come Just in time to Tennessee 10 the new cam
paisD TOR which its leaders are said To have Jeen
preparing.
The white people Of Tennessee number about a
million; they are throughout nearly The whole state
,itter Secesriousts the only UnOnist section being
he eastern, where certain number OF Union |
ymDa hzefs are TO be found; though from the |
ileDce Of the Northern press ON the subject we ar G
acGned 10 think that even hcIe The number oi Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
QsIu.nerein! EnseIIigcncc.

J.WERPOoL COTTOS MARKkT, Thursday PHI.
ses Of for three days $500 D4es, Of which
!1v1baes % spectators aud exporters TIE
timer VIA advance OF ID TO- g pound aud CO.
va upward t-ad ICY, though more quet, holders s
demanding al advance
LIykRrOoL BREADsrUFFs MtRKEr.-Ths Bread.
suls msfket generally dali Com Mrs.Is.
vardson, spa Co. aud sthers report: Flour dl
- a ~. Whest quiet Red Western, 9J~l ,; Red
SOU hsrn, lO O0I 3D. ute Western. i0UI2I; Ahite
T. quarter Mi1ed. -; White 81 ass ..
LIyERPOOL Provision MAEKET.-The market j.
generally inactive. Ns0us aptLonties quote Beet nominal
1ok dull; bacon bru Lsrd sL,sdy 044J 1aloV hr
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar hrmer
Conc quiet INoe inactive Asher quiet 80 for Pots Is
To- fea Rosh duh al ZlitGz fes Spirits FUR
pentiue steady Al lOi
LosBos MaRKETs.-BREADsrUFY quiet and
seadAaeiGAH nru. COgFgK has Upward tendency ~.
qu.stgD5 sEGdy RICE anHoG TALON steady a. igs LIS
sEED on essicl az 4Is %
IONpos MONEY MARRET.-Gold continues 60
Cor the BsnA n large qaaae aud tile Money
4. very ,ssy. Good biis ole quoted a. IL.
LoSDON MONEY MARsKT.-CsnsOs elosed GU Thursday ii
tSsmcAS srocKs.-The laes, sales on Thursday were.
IGos Central shares 81. 05O discount Eric Railroad 2
III.
--LATEST
LIVERPOOL COrToS MARKET, Friday.-The Bro
hsr ropoTts The saos OF The - 90
bset including 20 900 bales to specuatos ana H. 900 10
fpisI The nafket uied hune ana all qualities advanced
- D. On ths The sale, today 1000 bale, in
ei'Ag 900 bales TO c0atoIs and eyportentlo market
..i'sus hfh al The following quotations:
Vfeahs. l5d Middlng OTle1ng
ssn Mobiles .........leld NEEDING Mobiles ......1 "a
opsn's. .....:....lSsd lSiddlng Uplsnds lid
bale, Inclusive Of 1900 bae. Of An,encan
~, he bIeadstuts 10 quiet and steady.
PhOyIs The Proyi,i,n mel, L..
1870. rfsAS -b"nsois closed at gid5ii for meney
HIis. a. ''""'' "e""''' ~ us
peon ia the BsoA Of has uer.,,.d es7 90 since
tha last weekly report '''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
Italy.

The accounts of Garibadis visit to MARSHA
record sn extraordinary scene of patriotic excite
neht Ganb~l4i, IN tie course o. his speech, sew
er;d times made rse OF the phrase, "Rome or
death p TO which the PEOPLE responded each tine,
Il" Yes; Rome, or death !"
He spoke in violent terms Of Napoleon, and sad:
awe have given Nice ADD Savoy. and he wishes for
something more. Yer, / know he has one prince
ready for Rome, and another for Naples, and soon.
I know it,"
AZ tie banquet at Palermo, in honor of Marques
Paleracini, 6aIibildi proposed toast conc uding
with the words " Rome D-afh-but at Rome,
with Victor Emanuel at oar head"
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Domble-Teau Troi ON the Fnshion Course

Yesterday, according 10 Announcement, IA double
team trot for pure and STAKE of 1000, came OF
on the above cOurse. There were three teams
entered, belonging respectively to Meesfs. lleny
Genet, James Irving, and JOIN Kingsley. In c0nte-
qucocc however, of the absence OF Hiram Woodruff
who was engaged TO drive, the team OF the latt' +
gentleman WAS withdrawn, leaving the stake to be
coutended for ty the other two teams Jim and
Annie "A sorrel stallion and bay mare, forming M.
Irvng's team, were driven ty Sam McIaugllin
while Mr.. Genets Lady Crocheron aud Kate, two
bays, were plotted 10y Dan Mace.
At the start 100 To so We're bet Irving team
winning. In tie llrht beat, IN rpc of Tie exerionr
of Mclaughlin, lis team broke 70 badly That Mace
nearly dlstanccd them, and II all they couid do
by running 10 prevent their being rhut out, tins
2:12i Ia Tie second heat, Macs horses adopted
precisely the rame iaciug tactics, and san won
easily III 2:4f. The tid heat was "A repetition ~
every rrrpect Of the iirst-NIace winning ia 2Jji
In The fourth ANA last heat, Mclaughlin having d
clared his inability 10 hold lis team Mr. Irving him
telf assumed tho r,Ins. Ills succcss wus 10 better
his horses broke badly ran gee At portion OF
tie distance, Mace winning the heat ana race III
2:5jl.
fnHioS CouRsK, Aug o. 1902 Purse aud stake y 900
mile heats, beet three III 1--we ~ wagons
d. Mac. Hanles b. IA. LadJ CIocAtFon and b. IA.
y. Mclaughlin names . .. b. AuIte.....2 4
Inls-2:S- -k:i4--.a5l-2:ssi
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V,te.t ship News.

ARRIVED. ..s.rrKpsr MoKNiNd, li. 40 20 uslsa
c,t R,,s.,J s civ Livingston, Liverpool June - Az
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go 81, ililt I,imebumrr, EhSaDethport loi p'''
schr Lookout Harper, E1abe'hpor, Tor Boston uis@
al eNI-,nip Ixc.lsivr. swils Liverpool Juy
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BaIk llunt.ess.