Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23

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with cavalry. while attempting its capture,
anrrises Washington, which remembers
Fsnlkner's imPudence when on parole.
This Mornings Republican contains the
folfowlng: az refugee who recently came
into Sigel's headquarters. gives important
information He escaped from Amesville.
Culprpper county. Va. and states that the
greatest CONSERVATION imaginable exists
among the white people of that whole Sec
ton of country. in consequence of an ap
pretended slave revolt. Seventeen MP.
groes, most of them free. had been arrested
on suspicion OF being engaged in plotting
the uprising OF the entire c0furef ponhla.
ton. Copies OF late news papers which
published President Eincoln's emanri,,a..
ton proclamation, were found in tle;r
possession. The fact that snci a nroclo.
nation has been made is well kno,.n.
mong all the negroes. and it produces the
terror OF the whites beyond description.-
Approximations of re-enactment of tho
Nat Turner horrors are felt TO an alarm.
ing degree. The seventeen negroes were
proin pity taken out to Amesville and hung
1t IS said that the negroes of the different
counties around Culpepper are all engaged
in the conspiracy for a general insurrec
ton.
We have information from Frcdericks
burg OF a late date The conscriptipn Law
OF the Davis government is being rigidly
enforced. Every nan coming within the
range OF Its operations is forced in It's ar.
my. Some have demurred, and TO these
little mercy is shown. They ale thrust in
to jarls at once. A party confined in iail
AT fredericksburg broke ont. and the most
OF them escaped. Some of these have
reached this city. while others went t..
Prince William county. A rumor was
started not long ago that the fe eral, were
about to re,ake this city. In anticipation
OF snch move, all the government stores
in the city were packed into cars. ready to
move south. The rebels lay that while the
Union army occupied that city, shoes suf
fcIent TO keep up supply for the whole
Southern army passed through Tor Rich
mont. All goods thus smusgle through
our lines We're turned over to the rebel GOV.
eminent.
The Baltimore american. hitherto one
OF McClellan's most devoted advocates.
this morning cries out far an advanre. and
says II he army OF the Potomac still de.
lays. the mpalicnce of the nation will no
longer be controlled AMI some one else will
ne made to assume dread responsibility
Richmond papers of the 18th clam a
battle in Kentucky in which Bnell allow.
ed the whole rebel cavalry to overwheim
one division a. great victory. the trophies
of which are 800 prisoners a large num-
Der of small arms and much other booty
In Prince George county, Nd, SOM
wealthy persons drafted offer l60 acres of
their best land and $4,000 for a substitute
Many of the young men have skvda,ldled
since the draft. The adiatant g. neral o
the State. Is if to give opportunity for
more To go, has cxten,le.i the time i'm
which they must present themselves, ten
days.
The navy department has received from
Englan photograph of the rebel p,iva
tecr 29O." copies of which are FINISHED |
TO the war vessels that are likely to meet
her.
An immense contraband trade is going
on via Norfolk. although permits are fur
niNhe only upon certificate that the car
goes are army supplies or suffers stores |
large mercantile house is doing bn>ines,
1t Norfolk with branches At Yorktown |
ami Suffolk. and vessels loale,t with ,mu
5iei article, find their way through the |
anal To the vessels. anil some loaded with |
hoes have teen captured in the North Car
DINA canals
The Star whose Editor has in;elligene |
direct from Cuffepper mp to Wednesday
at. de les the reports OF in>urrection.
The Stur mentions a rumor current a,
Aidie and M"llleburg that the rebels have
evacuated Winchester The government
has no confirmation of this.
The old Norfolk navy yarl has furnish
Il 400 tons of copper. worth twenty -three
'ents a pound. which has ben brought
lere. with 4 900 fathoms of chain, and iii
y or sixty fresh water tanks.
a small accommodating party. sent ont
,y Gen. Sigel last night To Bri>tow Sta
ion, was attacked by twice their nutnbsr.
II Catlrtt's Station, and driven back.
Col Mcleod Murphy. invited to be an
Independent candidate for Congress in
New York. in reply says that he is war
Democrat, and has pledge anew, his life,
.rtune AMI sacred honor to support the
government in its efforts to crush This I'M
lolv rebellion.
The New York TriJune of today edi
orialv says there will soon be battle
lear Winchester. and urges the s ling oil
very available man to reinforce Mcclellan.
IN the same article it saws the last En-
opean advices render it morally certain
hat France and England will recognize
he southern confeieracy by the 1st of
January. provided there is no change in
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