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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
Writing School!

Mr.. G. z. Morricsl. a gentleman who
comes to the place highly recommended as
a teacher. opens Writing School at the
Seminary Building tomorrow friday
evening. His terms of tuition for . course
OF 13 lessons viii be. for gentlemen, 81;
for ladies IS cents. Payments must lie
made q the middle of the course. and all
scholars must furnish their own lights and
writing material. The Iroquois (nl.)
Republican says:
Mr.. G. G.. Morrical opened Writing
School in our town q short time since,
and has thus far given abundant satisfac-
tion. His specimens Of the "Ait Divine
are evidence Of persevering study and prac-
tice, as he writes with the left hand. hav
ing lost his right arm by accident. Mr..
Morrical deserves to be encouraged oy a
liberal patronage. aud we hope he may
meet with success commensurate with his
merits. Another class has been formed
which will commence next Monday eve-
ming. La those now write who never
wrote, befoeo. And those who always wrote
uOv eikeshs more"
nlIsn 70 ErEEP Our.-The local Of
The Desservss 10 order to reconcile few
of it 5Sbninent Democratic friends whom
he his = !. lander spot when he spoke OF
the .Evscuation Of Fort Miller" tries to
insinnnke thai bs alluded to us. If so. II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10

NEW SrRISs Goops--The first of the season,
have just been opened at the Low Price Store. at
greatly reduced prices. few pieces Of new
spring De LANES now selling at % cents.
A lot of new Prints at one shilling, and muslins
from ~ to l6 cts per yard.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
Ars CMeNsNAeA
for CURING


one person writes, her daughter w.s csred
II 6ts OF nine years standing. and = Wins
lance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his SON was cured
after his Aesh had almost wasted sway.
The doctors pronounced the case ineure
BE.
AI0THER was cured Of Fever end Agus
affer trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years
ANOTHER of rheumatism of eight ysas1
Complaint could be mentioned in which ths
Purifier and Pills
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10

They have Large Stock Of Donestiss. Bleached
and uublesched. embracing every Quality snd
Price.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
Dcnims, &c.

OF Denims and Hickory they have IN ample
Stock-yery Cheap.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10

|SURVEY NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ given that the undersigned Within County Survey
or WILL an Tuesday, August s. lss2 proceed survey
and locate the Of his land in section thirty M
township thirty 34l. four IA MARSHALL
county, Indiana, and continue from day day until all
IL SURVEYED. l.l.t.
Nonresident owners 81 land in said section who fail
to meet the Surveyor the time above mentioned, and
day provide for defaying their portion Il the
pense ofsad survey will b. returned the Comfy Aud
itor, and such dciiBuencs placed the duplicate
collected according to Law.
July 10 1862 JOHN SLAEAuCH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
Stock Of CalicOes

70 Large. al New. Handsome. The VERY Latest
Styles and che Cheapest in Town.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10

Unfurled 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. and by seing.gooisIat the lowest
possible figures. TO save balance of cash in the
shoit--l Buy my Goods for Cash, do not 60 in
debt dollar for Goods, consequently. buy ut the
lowest prices, and rs shall sell for Ready Pay,
shall likewise sell in every case at the Lowrsr
Possible FIGURES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10

CuFLEar.--A fresh supply ust received at Il
Lov Price Store. s 86 =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
The Half Not Told.

Ladies. this il only meez outline Of our Stock
q Drso Goods. The half has not been told.-
We pray yos "a cAlland examins our Stock In
This line. Il win al6sd 10 much pleasure 10
show you whatever you may desire 70 look So
il we have is.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
Hoop Skirts.

Al kinds Of Hoop stists-s large assortment. 81
fbon 50 css- Up.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
NOWNt No VNOYe.

A proof thaS ths D1.sa D~u1nur - Rnass pnpusg
vegetable. have tts osrtinsans - tAap sunsus -
~. PrslssssD Chilsss u n. T.. snA Lsc&s cnnnn
- H. n1Assks spscisl Kosrss ssa cuti1ea1n -
- - ooaspirsoS paEt q this Rspw - - -
trics q ths 1e.slsssvha vesresbh - nu1nscQ
~ bsesls. RS ~ halfdosss- 0fshseesd1.sS1nn -
Psiacipu1 ono 81 e.lssreso, H. Ewt Fsu1h -,
q Dun11ng ffsa uAin o., Cncln.afl, .. Lahsgu1usI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
Work Nke q CSN0xvvN.
I've nAOOA VAAs

ere the most active and thorough pills tAat
hare ever been introduced.
They act 90 directly upon the Liver, sxeit
ing that organ to such an extent - that -
system does not relapse into its former soa-
dition, which IL too apt to be the cass Win
simply purgative pill.
They are really q
BAOOA uxAA LAues vvM.
which, in conjunction with ths
BAooA v>Asvysss,
viii cure oil the aforementioned diseasss
and, Of themselves, viii relieve end cure
Hsaddche. Costirerssss.
Colio Pains, Cholera Morlus,
IniiTsetioz, Pain in ths Poipsis,
Dizziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and yoa win nsssR
regret it.
Ask your neiahbors, who hare Nd iksn.
end they win say they are
G0OA MeAAcAMes,
and you should Try them before eoisg Cor .
physician
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of ny local
agent, and read The esrtifcatss, and II zen
hare ever doubted you viii
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
Gloves & Hosiery
For the Cheapest Gloves and Hosiery. 20 TO the
OHIO CASH STORE
ees4
Masculine Goods.

For the Cheapest and Best Men and Boys' wear.
60 to the OHIO CASH STORE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
BallllOFal Skirts.
For Balmorai Skirts. 60 to the
OHIO CASH STORE.


For the Richest, Prettiest and Cheapest Passsols,
go to the OHIO CASH STORE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
All Kinds GO0jls.
For the Cheapest Goods Of al kinds. 70 10 she
OHIO CASH STORE.
Queens e. Glassware.
A Large Stock Of Queenswsre aud Glassware,
ut the OHIO CASH STORE.
GROCERIES.
Al Kinds Grocesiss. Cheap. At the
OHIO CASH STORE.

These Goods we're eli purcha-
scd 1t the lowest market prices
for Cash, and will be sold q .
very small advance on cost As
the signs Of Peace grow more
certain goods will naturally fall
in price; to be ready ~ al tines
70 give HE customer the bene.
81 Of such decline the under.
signed has made arrangements
with gentleman now resident
Of New York. we'll acquainted
with the wants Of the people
here, 70 purchase freely - The
prices fall. and 70 eonstautly for-
ward him New Goods.
& By ohis means he
will have sll he new
styles aud varieties Ia
market on hand. end
be enabled to eel
Goods - Ghe VERY
L0KE&T CASH
He de6es spy
and eli con-
petition.
, 1862-01-20

tat.oAs Which have been removed from the
uieihoiy OF TIC one may ultimately cease tn
cloud the reputation Of the other.
N personal appearance lie is about five fret
zen Zen inches high, slim Of body and long Of
4inlo-Tee. cordial, almost confidential IN his
manner. His eye is mild and mfrthfn1. hnt
wien reused it sparkles with strange and un-
hatnrai light. His jaw, chin, ample Gut siEbt-
y Ietfcatlns forehead, walk, afr, and every
aettule @ o1 Ms countenance and manner indi-
care strength and individuality Of character,
nd-daughter of Arthur st, Clar- y na5r ,a-
lnfiSc OF his brothcr-in-laB. win mt saw
more OF her than that she is well worthy If
1cr M lineage and alliance. They have four
chndren: one, o daughter. married, and res;.
dent IN Kansas; 4 son Of thirteen. q dauphfnr
OF seven or eight, and another son Of lcss than
year; the last three now present with him in
Washington. "-'lA Ai''' III
II the war goes on, and he has scope. horh
q winch would stem likely, he has a substan-
alu. sc1f1ee 10 render his country, and will
ETH ea an enduring reputation. He has many
q tae highest qualities Of a military leader.
Hc is brave, resolutc persistent in purnose
oi nntirlDg energy. Hc is practical, and Is
Always alinlng at positive and immediate re-
6ults. nc has the most perfect confidence in
tnl1nseH, and be has tile power Of commandiner
Lhe confidence OF others, and Of binding mcH
70 70 hlm. And now, at the present monent
ane INSTINCTS Of the people in the loyal States
u: arc with him. Men believe in him. &c is a
I'VE and earnest man, and the populace recor
me IN him the qualities Of leader aud q
light Of this period is yet to burst forth. The
master spirit Of the rebellion is vet 10 apncar
II may not be him; but it is not unIikejy That
it may. A-Aet' 1i'at
, 1862-01-20

The following from letter to the Poztmas-
ter of New York, by the First Assistant Post
master-General, nr1y serve Is an answer to
numerous inquiries we receive on this sub
ject:
This facilities afforded By sending letters
Inc rebel States under flag Of truce are not
intended, and cannot be permitted, to cover
general correspondence, as it would Impose \
iaoor upon the Commanding General at For-
Iress IN M Monroe, the performance Of which would
be wholly incompatible with the t1ischartrc If
his more important military duties bnt Gn1g
the correspondence Of such prisoners ~ nav
oe held by the United States or their enemies.
and a. d the tamilies Of such as may be prisoners
In ne rebel States or United States.
Such letters, properly prepaid. NAV 1,e
your Office. 1S3A
The arrangement is for the accommods-
Ion OF prisoners On both sides.
"JoHN 4. KAssoN,
First Asst 2. N, General"
, 1862-01-20

leo1fespondence Of the Chicago Tribune,1
LEAfESToRTH, Kansas, Jan. 18th
LUG siS messengers who came about wee,~
elnee 10 Ten. Hunter from the gallant c1cat-
Chief who leads the Union forces in thc To-
ritofY south OF u5, left Us yesterday will, con
siderable quantity Of ammunition and othor
"un1uons OF var. They had guard of Della
"ares' among whom were the Fremont indian
SCOUTS. The detachment was under +ho co,,,.
mano o' well known Delaware, CAPTAIN
fallea1. We shall soon hear news from fbat
ees.lon Winch viii be cheering, it is hoped.
there IS vide field for stin;,o+ a,t;,,
aa*nlng upon Kansas men and soId,ers -
onl5 'ne la1c change in the Cabinet does not
p1esaee evil to even our forward movement
nnlen many here fear that 1t does. General
ocn'cr leaves these parts in the morning to
report at Wheeling, Va. For these and MI
~ s''nllar small fayors on thcpart Of the sspowers
e'a' pe' the people Of Kansas. are most pro-
lounuly e1ateful The General cannot have
aaieo 10 perceive his past, present, and
growing unpopularity among Kansans.
Let nc speak Of man whom / know the
peop'e OF Kansas al admire and would de-
nsht to honor: I mean the Major General
commanding this Department.. he under
s1anos this it5 cause and the policy
ps Which alone it can be successfully
crushed. He has done much, With the few
other gallant officers of the reeular
as1Imy, s1 who were educated by the dark days Of
rS6 through which they lived In this Territory.
tne catalogue is brief of the men who. Ia
command among us, did not use their power
70 crush ont liberty and oppress still our cal
'ao1 Tree State people. True to the lessons
, 1862-01-20

eeason saaw dispatch to the n. 7. World, 15thl
lind strong feeling here in favor of taxing news.
Lspel propnetore quarter Of cent far eacf shaat
loey PRINT II would produce IN cnerrnons ;nco1,
1othe t5oser rnment and it Is nrged WnniJ he nuiie
oenedt IN 1atetng the pE1o. st The i,p pe puuiS II
concentrating The business IL the reai aI1 aa9 @
worthy large city newspapers. Fewer n.s aaG
oetter onee would be the result rapete anu
The only class Of Congressman who vii,
favor this scheme are those who hate ,n5
fear free press. The aristocracy of Great
Britain, under the pretext Of raising rcyenue,
Laid stamp tax on The issues Of ncwsna-
pers; but the real reason was to cripple The
press, and, as far as possible, prevent the
circulation Of the news among the massea
Of the people. The dearer they could
make newspapers, the fewer would be
taken 1t was q tax Oh knowledge for The
purpose Of promoting Ignorance. The
more Ignorant the people, the more do
Gle and submissive they would BE- and the
more burdens and oppression they would
bear without murmur or Resistance, It
Eas cunning device Of the enemies of
, 1862-01-20
The Medical Rureeu.

The n T. Tribune pitches into the co1,cc.
tion Of ancient fossils, and antiouatcd pieces y,
furniture, the Medical Bureau, and makes tc1.
Ing points against its stupidity, ineaicicncy,
not to say inhu1nanity. It says:
Ii mas made no earnest and energetic appc,,
- congress, Or to the President, or the War
department, Tor such additional apDroprio
lions, or such changes in the old army reau1s.
nons, as should enable it to do its duty; #
has never represented to Government thut
our SICK soldiers were rottins in crowded and
POISON shantlcs, without clothes, or bed
aing' or attendance; that an appropriation
army, or 10 increase its reserve Of hospital
stores and medicine, or that any embar
Fass3ns provision Of the army reru!ntions
must be INSTANTLY abolished or moIificd
II nas eSerted no material influence On Gov
glnncht 1or the preservation Of health. IF it
anE. mas uoae SO, and without effect, it has most
eeIlaI1iy never appealed to the people. as II
should IN TINT case have done, to make tn
GoEernment do its duty But the mon,.nt -
bill Is introduced into tie Senate far the ~
modelling OF the Medical Bureau, to eniare,,
nf lls Eo"eIs and extend its duties ut some cost
fogatise, the Bureau discovers that It c,1
eSel1 lor 1ts own sake most potent influence
Miach 1t has never put forth for the sake ~
inc !hc army. Though it has never lobbicd for
tne sahe u soialers III hospital, it can lohhv
most encrgetically against any intcrf.rrncs
WITH its own special privilege Of doing noth.
lnee, ny and labor to influence public oIinion 1,v
distributing al over the country tie fi.rhlcst
and most malignant attacks on the mot;ves of
~ WHO presume to criticisc its inctficiencv
!. ~ 1ether it Will prevail or not, ONLY time can
teL. tseL. 1t mas one great practical advantage. in
the special zeal and vigilance with EficI,
ot4eial and personal interests defend then-
sclycs AGAINST measures required by mrr1. ue1.
eral welfare - t'1eie sen-
:, But we commend to the Consideration of
congress these eelf evident propositions. Ev,.
, SICK or wounded soldier ought to have :,
ieeent shelter {if it be merely tie cbeancst
'hanty,) a bed to lie on, hospital clothinr of
omc sort, blanket, sufficient medicine. and
reasonable supply of attendance. IN othcr |
9ofos, be should be treated no worse than thc |
Ye1ase inmates Of the jail or poorhousc. Gov
is able to make tits Droyision for |
very patient from Port Rova1 to Jefferson |
5arzacks. A Tangon load Of blankets and |
'ea,s2cks Gun be transported to any point \
"elvc-pound hoHitzer can reach. and at M
1cater cost. To make such provision is thc
pec1al function Of that department Of fhe
government known us the Medical Burran
ueh provision is not made, and our vnlun-
GERS are perishing in filth and saualor beeonse
! IS not made; and it is therefore the f;rat
nty OF Congress, without one DAYS DELAY 81
purge, reform and viyify the Medical Rn-
eau that Its great work shall be no Ionrcr
nus shamefully and murderously sighted
nd Il tnaf the nation shall he no longer resnon-
tp1e 1or these outfagcs, not only on Christian
u71Ay, out on common deccnc{
, 1862-01-20

taught them then, and to tic high instincts
| which animate true soldier, their names
naEc materially aided to redeem from f]ishonor
and contu1ne1y tile officers Of the American
army. Let me mention together-uot to re-
thnm a h gfatefll ~ nation Of the gratitude due
Which runs through all this terrible draIna.
whose opening Kansas prelude has now
eloaaened anto tragic strain which sounds
from ocean to ocean-Gcn. Lyon. Gen. Snm-
nner, ne zen Barry, Major sacket, with General
commander, Major General Hunter. eht Ir;eht
salaxy, which ne Of Kansas honor.
Ihe last named is truly loved. he has
shown himself the courteous gentleman. tho
luofougn soldier, the able and competent zen,
eaa epal, @ ana successful executive. venture to
petent commander than David H1nter.
:. good many stories are atloat in relation to
tne Teproofs which Gen. Hunter lad to bestow
upon both Gen. Denver and Can't. Prince
conmandant at Fl. Leayenworth, for the alac..
1ilS they are said to have displayed in slave
hunting for Platte county. '
IL learned to-day another Incident which
1l1ustfales the character Of our Major General
alaJor Cloud, Of the Kansas Second. BIZ Major
~, Gehcial Denver vas made Provost Marshal OF
~ tnls cilF: He is brave officer, but few pco
RIe t!llnk MN sound on the Kansas policr.
His instincts arc said to run in pro-fIaycrv
channels. 4 few days since I, paragranh i,
our live daily the Gnse;zutiee, asEed t the be-
MarsIal vas appointed to look after 'tsccesh.'s
OF ea1ca their fugitive slaves, intimatlng that
some such bloodhound work lad 'r- oc.
ee9{rred bnt to-day learned that our
Ma]of 1.;oe General 1no made special inquiries
strongly intinated his disapproYal Of an9 such
apors nape eeing Performed on the part Of his ot{-
General:" Thank God there is 1t least one
MAJOR General, coming from the regular army,
Mao sets ms 1ace aS flint against the infernai
erals and degraded our soldiers in this war.
Col: Anthony and Major Herrick have re-
l.al lutneu 10 camp at MoTistown. We have not
YET had particulars Of their operations, though
We learn them to have been successful, except
~ Inc 1855 9f four men Of Major HerTick d.
nlnans company, {D) which was principally
1eefulted T'1 u Illinois, and one from company L,
9onn Brown, Juniors, sharpshooters. Capt
brown arrived in this city last Friday with tic
t5 balance OF bis company, recruited il, Michi-
gan' and left yesterday for camp.
, 1862-01-20

-The SD Indiana regiment has juat been
consolidated with tue 58th, at indianapolis.
The field and staff officers Of the conso,;d, ,+od
regiment viii be as follows:
Co9o'.a-James n. Smith.
Lieut.. CMone---i;uard
4e}o4-Etank B. Lord.
tV1Tf<77ndste+-Wm. II. Smith
40tuf0nt-Samuel ", Elliott
S5rgp1-Dz. MarshI Sexton.
, 1862-01-20
l'peeiat correspondence of tho Chicago Trlbpne.l
LONDON, England, Dec q 1881

| ~ ~ tAe eA1clSo iflbnue. ]
LosDoN' England, Dec. g, 1861,
ro,,,-s,t .Ao.e o'1hsu hatlon, together with a
h. .sNa ~ 'n' otneF world VINO happen to
=; e;I...', ou .nesc snofcs' slana with apprchen-
A"14s1us .ne answer enat Las ere this been
aor,an; 49, oo'e4n'''e''1 10 INC peremPtory
| hoan s.4sa aooa' les1ltution! which has
p,,a.z z,,.,r.nal epon ~ ~ tnls government.
- .:D..I. 11ssa .4'e alll'uoe In INC position
s.fuch parsonage, leaning with
1a.a.s auu an;1len III hanet, over
hass+;ss, s ' listening 10 Inc hrst Fcver-
ue..lIoh WINCH may come from the western
orton' w. LIZ worn WHICH ne las sent out.
Aqussllo'iao's' u.s 10 I'LL the world, the atti-
-ou1 " LIT ns'ao1t huse oc OF the deepest con-
eein' M 6nelsh people do seem honestly
~ ieei that 4 aeep' nettaoie insult has been
o1creo 10 thclr nag This is striking the n;.-
lion IN tender point. They say that the Eup
ish flag, over the shin as on thc land ~
+a,+s .17o f,o;.7-es r -1:,. - W 'ne fano' pro-
.a 'ne tus1t1'es' political refugees Of all na-
uons' rlgnt or "rong--and these Commission
ers are regarded in the ]1sht ~ f,-;+;ro.
Ene1,nd tRcr s,v hae n,o.a y. iul1i'cs'
-,.;n.a;H 49,: .'s l1aac great sacrifices to
as1,nr ~ ~ ~ ..p,.. p,inell'e tnat England is the
by the experience of +be 49,
ro ,,,or a.4 p1St' ny "Aas
"A' eAPeee ol the 1ufure in the
revolutionary commotion which will inay5t,-
bly, go On in the government of Enr,,o - =
for the sake Of constitnt;ona1 aa.s, ~ ..uopc, II Is
.@e s:ens " eohsu.noonal government, the
e1e'atlon ol the people and their emancipation
from despotism, and BIZ the good ofbnm,nit,
England must maintain +h;s ,,oa1t;a- .11-
- somo.;..as .a4a..-4, 'nio Po7lalon, though
~ eo11ee1nes protects those engaged in bad |
cause. Refugees for and against the side of
people in France, have found here aono1 s.s
lection 1+,,;,r u,,s: eau'A pfo-
An' honsas1af ana role, when |
arasen from their native lnnds, hare found |
home in England, and sympathy viii, her nao-
t,,st =. ~ .Aoosu.n7au -. nfas VIC not hope
.lat IN process OF time England may be able
to repay the indignity offered to Austria hv
giving IN equally safe asy1um ia Fr.-o,a ~:
enbs H.-a Fna1saa,~ -. W 1s,icls JOS
: .ef' 4nshanas Det1er feelings try
10 stang IN u regard to these rebel Commission
efs' shaA We not Try to appreciate her, mis-
1aken mm zen though she may be? I took a sturdy
Engiisbman down several feet in tue altitude of
nls dignity, day Or two ago, by asking him in
the most quiet manner possible, if be ibouoht
the y Commissioners themselves suspected tRat
, 1862-01-20
MEMS SEuluARY.

oiuluH4a' htntuchy, Wlcrc the 10th rcgi
hicnt, Colonel Manson is stationed. is onI,
about forty miles from the Tennessee line. ani
IS almost directly east Of Bowling Green
Somerset, near where ZoIlicoAcr is cntu.ncb
Cd, Is almost directly between Columbia and
London, at both Of which places Federal for
ccs arc stationed.
Two hundred thousand rations arc scnt
from Louisville daily to the army in tie in.
terror Of Kentucky.
Nm. Lloyd Garrison delivered 4 lecture
at Cooper Institute to a large audience, or
Tuesday evening last. On the same evening,
fFeoeE1ck Douglas delivered lecture in Ma
tlonal Hall, Philadelphia, which was vel! at,
tended. His subject was "Thc War"
a lew months ago, the announcement that
either OF tic above men were to lecture in
New York Or Philadelphia would have created
a mob.
Tho Utica Herald states that Hon. c, B.
Hoard, Of Watertown, has taken contract
from the Government to manufacture SC. .O00
r1les at SO each, amounting to ono million of
dollars. The time allowed for fulfilling tile
contract is two years from the first Of De-
ecmbcr last, and it is estimated tlllt it will re-
qulre force Of from six hundred to seven
hundred men to complete 1t in that time, Mr..
Hoard has not definitely determined whether
lis mana1actory will be established in Water
town. or at some place where frcighting facili-
ties are better and cheaper.
Tho following sharp practice Of boy ten
years old, son Of Mrs. Horinc, occurred last
, 1862-01-20

Interest in the Trent Afair-E,g1;h .svs;t;rs.
nsSs-E'gAand The Asylum Of iiefugses-,Nis-
conception q as ty Tie Essyzist, ana rice gerso
-1he kitgtish not q FNitica{ R:ople-Incv
nastt,&e ths Nosfh-Ho,c it aids tic Re6clsgo
Deoth g. g. FFinee A'bt,t- s1em Of our
ndr-7he purposes ef the South more piaiuly
enlightened. 'S'o'''t5 ''t'1e
, 1862-01-20

t't2dtaJ1e Lessons Of the War-Res;ono,;on NJ
Secretary Canseron--Allg,ed Reaso3ts Ms,,sfSr -
n1oneTefaTy Stanton-Ma1shal Lan.on a1sl he
Nash5ngtoas Investigation. Of tie, 1eco.
mac EIgedition-hesc National 11uao,u-4d-
.juf1nt General Thomas.
, 1862-01-20
LETTER ERGm BENTON EAR.
RACKS.

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evatts-C Commissioned Officers and Nor con-.
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, 1862-01-20
OUR KANSAS LETTER.
correspondence Of the Chicago T.ibune1

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