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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-01
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In Roxbury, Sept. 10th, after lingering illness Of
Consumption Louisa &. wife of Lucus NJ. Jenney aged
IS years d months.
In Brookfeld Sept 18TH Of ntammatory fever dip
therla, Grey Ebert, youngest of Ehanan +, and
ucreta,A. Amidon, aged years and months
Sweet child, we loved the well,
But thou ART gone to rest
with Christ, III Heaven where loved ones dwell.
With saints md angels besi
III that bright home above
We hope to greet thee there
To chant with thee the Savior's love,
Its heavenly bliss to share.
In lola, Waupeca Co.. Wis., Sept. Is, Arabella s. el-
dest daughter of E. d. and f. Bach, aged IL years.
months and II days
We g4zed upon her, when they said,
We know that she must die
We gazed upon her, when death stole.
The brightness from her eve.
We gazcd upon her, when she drew,
Her last, last, mortal breath,
We gazed upon her, when she lay
still cold corpse in death.
But there's a joy that still remains,
We know that Heavens her friend,
And now she's past her troubles here,
To joys that never end.
In Berlin, Sept "a, Warren H. Rowe aged ~ years.
Mr. Rowel was member OF the Fast Montpelier Co. Of
Volunteers.
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Making p per cent for the year end.
ing Aug l. Is Said cenage be upon the orig
ina amount OF the premium note without reference any
Endorsement and to be paid to the neasurer his office
in Montpelier before the 18th day of Oct 1867
Members II the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect to the Legislature schedule showing
the of due from each respectively and
they particularly desired to that the money he
assessments is forwarded the Office in October The
ments must he paid when due Those who fail pay
ought expect be paid their property destroyed
by fire. little attention to this the part of the Members
ofthe Company at the proper time will them expense
and trouble See Act of Interpretations your Policy
which will be enforcedj j. I. TIlURSTON, Treasurer
Montpelier, Sept. 2, 1852.
u The publishers of each weekly newspaper in this State
requested to insert the foregoing notice in their respect
i've papers three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, and forward their bills
10 this Office for payment.
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NEW YORK Oct. |. Col. Vance the new
Governor OF North Carolina, delivered his in
augural ut Raleigh, on the seventh ult It is
moderate in tone, generally though when speak
Ing OF the treatment received by the North Car
DINA troops at the hand of the rebel govern
ment, his language is quite bitter and sarcas
tic.
Washington correspondence states that the
declaration oil Secretary Seward to England,
concerning letters Of marque. causes sensation
among the representatives of foreign powers
They regard 1t as tantamount to an official rec
ognition of the rebels as belligerents.
The same correspondent states that intelli-
gence has been received that Is 900 tons of iron
ior plating vessels are on the way from England
to the South.
Amos I. Little the patent agent committed
suicide to-day III the dining-room of the Nation
al House
special correspondent of the Times, with
the army OF the Potomac, gives an account of
several important Reconnaissance into Virginia
on Monday
Col. Farnsworth's brigade of cavalry accom-
panied by two batteries, crossed the river below
Shepherdstown and reconnoitered the country
or distance OF five CT six miles towards Win
chester. regiment of rebei cavalry was seen
VI VIC ioao non ohepardstOn 10 Martlnscurgh,
but collision did not take place
The Heralds correspondent SAYS it isunder-
stood that Hon. Eli Thayer will Immediately re-
ceive the appointment OF Military Governor of
Florida. The appointment is made with a
view to enable Mr.. Thayer and those who are
acting with him, to carry out their scheme for
the introduction into the Southern States of d
loyal laboring population.
Brig. Gen. Rodman died On Monday night
near Iiagerstown. Of the wounds he received at
the battle of Antjetam
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Che MlarkRts
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Sent 2

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Sept ga.
market 1887 Cattle about 1900 Beeves 372 stores
consisting of Working Oxen. Cowsand twoandthree
years old.
Prces-Market Beef-Extrs 1925 $50; arst quality
1878 to $500 I'd $500 Sd, 3,75.
Working 0xen-s9O to $50.
Cows and Calves-S22 to ~.
Calves-S4,OO to $50.
Yesrlings-$ u, 90 to $3.50.
Two years old-$l3 to 10.
Three years old-$1S to 10
Sheep nd Lambs-6592 at market-Prices in lots $500
to 27oeach Extra, 81 80 to 500
kemarks-The number Of cattle was large this week
nothiug more than $3.50 per cwt some very good
cattle sold as low as $625. The average Of bee
were full 70 cts cwt swer than last There was
large numbe OF sheep and sales quick at slight
advance OF last weeks prices.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
+ O'CLOCK +. M

New YORK, Sept. 80. A letter to the Com
mercta! dated Washington %, states that q 900
t-oops have left that city, whittier, it is not sta
tee
The W ashington Star of the 29th reports a
reconnaissance to Warrenton junction, without
6nding any signs Of the enemy. 1t doubts the
'e-cross into Maryland.
|: says 20 900 troops left Washington last
night in one direction, and another body in an.
othe. direction.
The Star also says it is generally believed
here that Jeff Davis is about to SEND $4,000
more troops on forced march across the noun
ains to Wheeling thence to Pittsburg, Pa. I,
snd Cincinnati, and then forming junction
Nth Bragg and Kirby Smith in Kentucky
" An Gen. Mcclellan crosses in large force into
virginia, the balance of the rebel army is to
ISL back on Richmond. The Star intimates
mat Gen. Heintzelman is in position to inter-
eept the latter movement, if made.
WARRINGTON Sept. 30 From casualties IN
'he held and from absence by reason of sickness
many volunteer regiments have nota sufficient
number of officers to command them,
ltls important that vacancies caused by deaths
aho designations be filled without delay. The
ojT97aors OF states are earnestly requested to fill
'o'se vacancies by promotion of non-commis.
aoned officers and privates " b" have distin-
sashed themselves in the field, or who have
SHOWN capacity for military command
Without the hope of promotion there is 20
Encouragement TO faithful performance of duty,
ana no stlmulous to deeds of vaor. Moreover
'Oc dscplineand efficiency of an army depends
great measure on the character and qualif.
cations of its officers
Without good officers the very best soldiers
s 10? become mere disorderly mob, the inefb.
G.ency OF which is increased by the increase of
Ito numbers.
(Signed) Ii. w. HALLAcK.
General-iu-Chief
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New YosK, Sept. 80. \ specai dispatch to
INT Post, from Washington, says it is believed
there, that Gen. Lee is preparing for forward
movement from Winchester. 1t is probable
however. that he will find enough defensive
work on his hands withou, crossing the POLO,
max again.
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A Coll ction Of FavorIte
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&.flnrric0.

In Dover, Aug goth, by Rev Spencer, Mr. Jonathan
Bingham and Eliza H Barbar, both of Bratteboro
AT Bethel, Sept 20th, by Rev. j. P Stone assisted by
Rev Elisha Folsom Mr. David S. Folsom of Corinth, to
Mss Nancy Philbric OF Topsham.
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Ei1abethtown, Ky, Sept. &c. CO.. Ker-
n.;: S cavalry has had skirmlsh with and cap
t4Eed the Sd Georgia cavalry. He paroled the
Reconnaissance officers and privates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
LETTING.

II -
The undersigned Commissioner will receive
scaled proposals for digging the following bitches,
viz
One in section 10, town 30 north, Of range east,
from the Lost Lake to the outlet ditch OF Monatau
Lake, tobs paid for in land laying in sections le,
30 and 81 township 30 north, range east; length
of ditch 225 rods more or less
! Two bitches in section 4, township 80 north,
Of range east upon the south beast quarter OF the
north wcss quarter of said section; length of
both bitches 25 rods more or less tobe paid for in
land situate in, the aforesaid section 4. The
above bitches viii be let the lowest responsible
bidder. at the Wolf Greek Mills, on Friday, April
IL, 1S69. afsf
Also, ditch in sections ~ and %, township
80 north, range . east, in length 800 rods more or
less; the pay one fourth cash. the remainder in
lands in sections 81 and 30, township 80 north,
range east, and section 4, township 81 north
range , east ls
At the same tine the letting of deepening Of the
outlet of the Lake Of the Woods for some 300 rods
more or less to be paid for in land situate in
tons and 6, township 80 north, Of range east
Also, the rolettipg Of the completion Of the
King Ditch in section 4. township "a north. range
east, to be paid for in lands in German township
These bitches will be let 10 the lowest responsible
bidder OF bidders at x. Schroeder's Saw Mill, on
Saturday April u. lea,
Plans and specifications to be seen at J. B. N.
Ringers Office in Plymouth, opposite Rice &
Smiths store. Ditching to be completed in a rca-
sonable time. at the option Of the Co slnissoncr.
1tt WILLIAM ]. HAND,
march 1876 Swamp Land Commissioner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
Whn died k<h]


Who died February 9Th. 1862, aged &c years.
Farewell dearest sister, farewell,
Thou art gone to the land of the blcst,
Thy sorrows and troubles are DER,
Tly wearicd spirit is at res,
No more on earth can we grees thee,
Thy form in deaths cold arms are laid.
But again in Heaven we hope to meet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
But we miss thee, ali, sadly miss thee,
When the bright summer evenings will como,
When We look around and not see thee
In that now lonely circle Of home,
But We hope thou art ever blooming.
On that bright, radiant shore,
Where sorrow, pain and death
Are felt and feared no more.
But calmly be Thy silen. siumber.
Low in thy grave to rest.
Thou no more will join our number,
But dwell among the best.
Thou art happy now in world above,
And happy in Savior's love,
Where thou wilt there shine, brighter far,
Yes. brighter than the morning star.
few more days or years at most,
We then must follow thee;
Grim monster death the scene viii close.
And launch US in eternity.
Oh may we all then be prepared,
To meet ti,ee on that happy shore.
Where no more cares OF earth are feared,
And dearest fri ends shall part more
G. G. ASDERs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27


Wendell Phillips Egged and Kissed N,
Cincinnati-A Riot for his Benef.-
Scenes Of pcdiam in Pixies Opera
House.
CIScrNSATI. March 24--Wendell Phil
lips attempted to lecture at the Opera
House tonight. He commenced by avow-
ing himself an abolitionist and Jisuaionist
Persons in the galleries. then Missed. yelled
and threw eggs and stones, some of them
hitting him. The kissing was kept up for
some time. when Phillips finally made
himself heard. and proceeded until some
thing again Objectionable was said and again
eggs were thrown. hitting him. Mr. Phil
lips persevered and third time time was
heard, and third time eggs and stones
were thrown. and the crowd moved down
stairs. crying. 'put him out." tar and
feather him." giving groans for =. ne ,;p.
ger. and for Wendell Ph:,,,,,p and nro.
ceeding down tsa middle aisle toward the
stage wee met by some Of Philips friends
.iere fight ensuct,. amidst tie grrates
confusion. ladies' screaming. crying. jump
ing over chairs in all directions. During
the fight Phillips was taken off from til,
stage by his friends. and the audience NOV
ed out I
At this hour (ten o'clock the streets in
the vicinity of the Opera House are crowd
ed with excited people. unable to fini
Phillips. No one is seriously hurt. as fa
as we can learn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
4 DMlNISTRATORS s..LE or

4
NJ WIN" LID in pursuance of an order Of the
~ .s.lal Court Of Common Pleas, made at its Feb
ruary term, 1861 / will,
ON THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1852,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and o.
clock, p NJ, at the Court House door in Plymouth,
Indiana, expose to public sale the following des-
cribed Real Estate. situate In MARSHALL county, In
diana, belonging to the estate of Ralph Williams,
deceased, to wit:
The undivided two thirds Of the north cast fourth
of the northwest quarter dissection two, in town
ship thir,y-iour north, ofrange one east.
Said land Is appraised at Sle6 66-l00, and to be
sold ut not less than thirds ofts appraised val
nc; one fourth cash in hand, on the day of sale,
and the balance in equal payments of six, twelve
and eighteen months. the purchaser giving notes
with approved security. waving valuation laws ana
drawing interest from date.
HORACE CORBiN, Administrator
/ a ofihe estate of Ralph Williams, deed.
march IL, le62 Il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

the "The Union" BY the way, there are over
nine Thousand Scandinavian families in Dane
County, Wisconsin. Although a citizen Of this
country for many years. DR.. Roback is aswede BY
BIRTH. and compounds his medicines of Swedish
herbs, We think the name is very Appropriate
We have the very highest opinion of the Medi-
cnes, and of DR.. Roback himself, who is not only
sngularly skillfu physician. but gentleman of the
Old School, as we know personally. Our advei
tscment columns will answer thcrcst ofour friends
letter. See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
April Election.
STATE OF INDIANA .
Manual CouSTY.

STATE OF INDIANAl ., So
MARSHALL COUNTY,
To the Sheriff Of Marshall County, Greeting:
l. Hczekiah r Pcrshing. Clerk of the Circuit
Court, in and for said county, do hereby certify
that at an annual elcctionto be held at the usual
places Tor holding elections in said county, on the
frs. Monday, the 9TH day Of April, 1862. persons
to fill the following Offices to be voted for by
the voters thereof, to-wit: One Justice of the
Peace for the township Of German; one Justice Of
the Peace for the township of West; one Justice
of the Peace for the township of Union; one Town
ship Trustee for each township in said county;
three Constables for the township OF Center, and
two Constablcs for each of the other townships of
of said county.
WITNESS my name and the seal Of the
L. 81 Circuit Court of said County, at Plymouth,
this 4th day of March, 1861. s
ii. R. PERSIlING, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

REBEL PERFIpY.-Defore the capture Of
Roanoke Island the rebel authorities pro-
posed general exchange of prisoners. and
as they claimed they had 800 more prison
ers in their hands than we had in ours.
they further proposed to also release the
overplus 800 provided we would release
the same number out of the first lot Of
prisoners we might thereafter capture
This proposition was accepted. and we
sent to them all we had at that time. and
since then we have released the 2 500 pris-
oners taken at Roanoke Island. making
over 1000 more than their claimed ever
plus of 800. and in addition we have also
released some 600 prisoners taken in Mis-
souri,. Notwithstanding that we have
more than complied with what WIS asked
Of us. the rebel authorities. in defiance Of
their proposal. still retain 800 prisoners
in their hands. inclnding Col Corcoran. all
Of whom they held at the time they made
their proposal. What reliance can there
be placed in such perGdious focs?-&-
Joseph Reg.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
SURVEY NoTICE-Notice is hereby

given that the undersigned with the County Survey
will. Tuesday April Is, 1862, proceed to survey
and locate the of his land in section eighteen
township thriy-two [32 range four i cast, in Mar
shall county, indiana and continue from day TO day ui-
til all is surveyed. 4.i. .fr. --nL
Nonresident land in said section WHO fail
to meet the Surveyor At the time above mentioned and
deray provide for dcfraying their portion of the
pense said viii be returned 70 the County Aud
tor and sh dcnqnences placed the tax duplicate and
collected according TO law.
NJ 1s,s .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
sALE--Bv v;r,ue Of

|SHERIFFS SALE.--By virtue of a
Commission issued by the Clerk ofihe Marshall Court
- cnnon Plat and me directed favor 81 Lin
coin Gooaie and against James Grover Foyd Clark
son and George " yanb~krk. l will offer at Public
Sale as fe law directs, Mt fhe Court House door in the
town Of Plymoufh- Marshall County Indiana. on
SATURDAY. MARCH %, 1862,
between the hours offo clock, m andi O'Clock D. m
OF said day. the rents and profits for not
seven Of the following described estate in said
county Of MARSHALL and State Of Indiana, fo-wif:
The south half Of the northwest fraction Of the MI
ciissn Rxl. 81 Eecian unmhcr rcvcn IT, Of Michigan
koin Lasi<. cniainin sose hundred and eighteen
nfy--r.' hundrrdfhs lffe 52loO) less
III the rents and prfs for years said ra
VIII not sell for sucien, 10 satisfy said
INTEREST cssf and aecrung ~B the same time
aud place Offer for sale the highest lawful bidder all the
right title and interest Of the said In and TO the
sam or so much thereof may be necessary satisfy
said writ
Feb q 1872 o. II. BARNARD Sheriff
PosTFoSEn-Tle above sale has been postponed 60
"a ur lay April 10, ls62 at TIE place above and
'ctwes the same hours Of tlc by.
March q, lss2 o. N. BARNARD. sheriff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
GEN. CURTIS'S ARMY In Ar
see .-ss-9 KANSAS.
Tie Troops FaH Back to 1,can for Rein
foreemesss--Tke Rebels Reeross the Bos-
ton Mountains. 5, 1 -...--

Sr Louis, March 25.-The Democrat s
correspondent sends the following from
Gen Curtis. now at Cross Timbers. Ark.
under date of the Goth:
The supplies OF forage and provisions
having become entirely exhausted in the re-
gson about Sugar Creek. the army in con-
sequence made temporary retrograsle
march OF IL miles. yesterday. TO this place
Isuppose one object of Gen. Curtis is to
hold . strong position at the head of the
debouch through Cross Timoers Hollow
until the arrival of the expected Kansa,
reinforeeun ents.
We hsye reason TO believe that the enc
my. since their late defeat. are recupera
ting and probably being reinforced by fresl
troops. We have information that a large
body have crossed the Boston Mountain.
with the istention of attacking us again
1t msy be. however. that only large re-
connoitering force is advancing this way
Our troops are in fine spirits. and ar,
snxious again to grapple with the foe.
The 18th Illinois regiment. nearly a
THOUSAND strong. has arrived and joined u.
from Rolla.
Gen. Curtis has brought in a printing
press. via Pineviile.
Our wounded are doing as well as The
mature Of their wounds will permit. The,
have been mostly removed to Cassvillle
Some are in the houses at Keitsville.
The weather is cold and wintry.
Col. Clay Taylor. from the rebel camp
arrived at headquarters (St Louis) in al
ambulance last evening. bringing Colonel
Heron and Chandler. taken prisoners a
Pea Rilge. with proposals for an exchange
His remains were conveyed to Texas in
rmeialtic ceffin. SIS
Capt. Stevens. Of Bnwen's battalion
capture two rebel Captains anil sever
,privstes yesterday. on In liam Creek.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

WThere are few vacancies in Capt.
Confes's company. 10Th Reg. which our
young men should hasten to fill. Any one
wishing to enlist can learn particulars by
Of H. d. Pershing of this place.
or Of Capt Fosdick. at La Porte.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

wA dispatch dated Washington.
March "A, says Col. scgnr, Representative
elect from the Accomac District. Va ar
rived here this morning. confirming the
intelligence about the burning of the pri-
vateer Nashville and Fort Macon, by the
rebels
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

There seems to be no doubt this
time Of the death Of Ben. McCullocl. the
famous, or rather infamous. rebel General.
Southern papers admit that both Gems.
McCulloch and Mcintosh were killed at
the battle OF Cross Hollows In Arkansas.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
MARRIED

On the 20sh inst. by Elder II. Darnhill.
Mr.. JosEPn MILLER to Mrs. Nancy ED.
MoNDs.
On the 10th inst. at the residence of the
brides mother. in Rochester. Ind, by G.
f. Fuller. Mr. EDWARD II. RANxELs and
Miss serbia T. CHM, all of the above
place.
On the 18th inst. by A. G.. Armstrong.
ESQ.,. Mr.. JoHS f. WYLASD to Miss Ma.
LINDA CLARK.