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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

he can. TCries of Good" and applause.
If he shall discover that the institution oil
slavery is an element of power in the rebel
cause. that it feeds their armies, digs their
trenches. supports the families Of the mas
tiers while they are absent engaged in an ef-
fort to bring about the destruction of our
government, It would then be his right and
his duty to pull down that institution. just
IS be would pull down forti6cation, and
upon the same principles. Loud and pro.
longed applause. The question is strip
ped Of all those political and moral as.
poets by which the country has been excit.
cd in discussions for the last twenty five
years. 1t is no longer the question wheth
er slavery in itself is right or wrong. Il
IS NO longer the question whether 1t - bet
ter for the white man or worse Tor th'
white man, better for the black or wo.s
for the black man. These are the mora
and political aspects of the questions tina
we have been discussing for quarter of I
century. / have my opinions upon them
the president has his; you have yours; bu
all these questions have now to be lai'
aside The question is on what does tn
power Of the enemy consist. and shall tina
power be destroyed? That's so. up
plause. A voice. "take them where the!
live."l War is not made alone by gun
powder. Provisions are as necessary q
munitions of war. We have . right 4
withdraw their resources, and to crt Of
their provisions in any way we can. w
have . right to do so by blocksding thei
ports. We have right to do 80 BY with
drawing from them. il we can. that slav
labor which provides their provisions. en-
sustaius their armies in the field. (Crie
Of good. and spplszse.; I underst.n
that the president has proceeded upon thi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

NIAILS.-AlI sizes, and the best quality at thu
IN Mammoth Hardware Store of
ianIs-l2 Buck g. ToAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16
Worth Of their Money,
No Charge for Showing Goods.
Comprehensive Stock

Their Stock, Il is believed. comprises all that is
usually kept in Store. in fast and growing
town like Plymouth, to which they making
large additions every week, thus preventing
their stock from running low, or out Of any OF
the leading articles. They will not undertake,
because the printer objects. to enumerate the
thousands of articles included in their assert.
mens, but they would say, first, that their @ 3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16
Stock Of CalicOes
Il Large. all New. Handsome, the Very Latest
Styles and the Cheapest in Town.
DOIMeSticS.

They have Large Stock Of Domestics, BIeached
and Uubleached, embracing every Qualify and
Price. .-i..-f..a - rte ~ sr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16
Ladies Dress Goods.

The Ladies' will find Large and Elegant assort-
ment Of Dress Goods here, some Of the pieces
exceedingly rich, rare. tasty and beautiful. con-
sisting of Ginghams. Chalies. DeLaines, Lawns,
Silks. Gloves. Hosiery, &C.. &c, of all prices
and qualities as
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16
Denims, &c.

OF Denims and Hickory they have an ample
Stock-very Cheap. ,ra
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

A correspondent writing from Muir
freesbOro', says that as hearse passed
along the streets of that place, the other
day, with the body of poor soldier who
had died far from home and kindred in
the service of his country, a woman
standing before handsome residence re-
marked to soldier in the mournful pro-
cession, Well, ] am very glad TO see
them dic-there is one less anyhow If
il be true that they who die in the holy
service Of their country are translated TO
the realms Of the blessed, we can assure
that blot and reproach to the female sex
that she will never meet Union soldier
in the spirit-land. Her passage is paid
TO the land Of the first Arch-rcbel, the
head Of all traitors 10 their country
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
FRENCH BAKERY.

u1HE undersigned begs tl inform the Public that
Il he has adde4 " bis establishment BAKERY
upon tho French method and that only competent
French 0Orkracn viii be employed Hehesiiaies Dot
10 aAy h bread equal, ~ NOT Superior r. any man-
uiactured Ia the city, and guarantees that 20 viii be
us sweet ard KO'd as bread can Do made, from the
fact that RO hop yeast viii b8 used in 80 fnanufac.
tufo. share n she public ana pIiglte fmlly tlt.
ronlg0 a. earnestly solicited.
h0t Rolls every morning, AZ O'Clock. Al descfip-
tQns OF Bread and every variety az cake mads 10 o.
der.
kemeubcri NJ yon want 5neei ard good brad cal
ut T. uCOANORs, corner of Union ana summa!
streets, opposite ODD Feliow's Hall
TIE Public are respectfully Informed thar he ven
known iCE CREAM SALOON OF rs. g. REFyrs
Formerly Of hashyilo) viii b. re.opened Thasaaay
tho 5th Of Nay where Ice Creams not b. enceilel
by any iu ihe city, can ba had. Cal and ludge iCi
yHurrcL Tap cu-iul b O'fORNON
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

We are sorry to learn that some of the
United States officers who were recently
taken prisoners by Morgan, and released
on their parole, have been distinguishing
themselves by uttering his praises at the
street corners and in public places. 1t
ought 10 satisfy such officers that they
submitted 20 the humiliation Of giving
their parole to an unauthorized marauder
whose conduct is governed by none of
the rules of civilized warfare, without
aiTording laid and comfort" TO the seces-
sionists of this city, by their laudations
of such lawless rebel
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

The performance al the theatre last
night, If not the best OF the season, was
decidedly the most amusing No pos
sible objection could'be made to the way
in which the entire company acquitted
themselves, both in the "Child Of the
Regiment and the ELTON Boy" We
have not space this morning to notice the
performance at length, 1t is sufficient to
saw that every one who attended came
away satisfied
mir. G. Matthews commenced an en-
eaeement last night, which we trust will
prove very successful. His exploits in
legerdemain and yentriloquism are very
interesting and amusing. He appears
again tonight. Those who fail to at
tend the theatre will miss pleasant
evenings entertainment
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

Let the rebels of Nashville who arc
receiving midnight couriers from rebel
leaders over the South, and holding Sc
cret meetings of the Knights Of the
Golden Circle, beware in time. The
loyal men and armies are not 10 be tFifed
with much longer An old hymn says !:
Mercy knows her appointed bounds,
Aud turns to judgment then
A storm of loyal and patriotic indig-
nation is gathering in thu sky, and its red
lightnings sleep uneasily in the cloud.
"And that two handed engine at the door,
Stands ready 20 sini;e one ard slnita 40
moro "
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

Let the Rebels of tennessee who have
been telling the people that the United
States would arm the slaves read this
and blush if blush can crimson their
brazen faces
Negroes Uniformed aud Ia Arms.
Two miles aud quarter below York
town are three rebel forts, on she west
side Of the Warwick river in front
of one Of them Lieutenant Wagner. of
Philadelphia, was killed Our artillery
have shelled them out number of times.
and an encRmpment in the rear has been
so riddled that their barracks have been
deserted They have in these three forts
six guns-tWO in the left one, three in the
centre, and one on She right. The dam
of the Warwick river runs in front, pre-
venting them from coming over or our
pickets from reaching them. The artil.
lery, however. make Il so hot that they
cannot stay in the forts. In the centre
one can be seen, every day, from two 10
three hundred negroes, with red coats,
gray pants and SLOUGH hats, strengthen
the work with sand bags, digging ditch
es, etc. Whenever they dare to come out
10 fire their artillery, which is simply
field artillery, these negroes ram home
Che balls which white men fire at the
hearts Of our soldiers Any one who
doubts that the rebels are fighting side
by side with their slaves, can be con
WINGED at any hour Of the day by going
up 10 The edge Of tho woods about twelve
hundred yards ia front Of their works
With the aid Of any ordinary glass, the
matter can b. put beyond room for q
doubt
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

We are informed blythe Captain Of the
Lady Pike that he discovered the body of
Gov. Harvey, Of Wisconsin, (who had
been previously drowned in che Tennes-
see riyer,) about sixty miles below ga
yannah. The Captain Of The Lady Pike
carried the body to Pittsburg Landing,
where be gave il in charge to the 18th
Wisconsin, Regiment who intend for
wardiDg 10 to Wisconsin.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

Yesterday morning as little newsboy
was passing along the streets crying
"Union Extrp |" he was hailed by a Sc
cesh lady in carriage with You
ought to be ashamed TO sell those Lin
coin lies" The newsboy instantly re-
torted "Rs a good deal decenter bust
ness than telling rebel lies" The secesh
didn't putt any more Of her extras before
that chap.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
rho oily schools.

Ia reply to numerous inquiries We will
state, that inasmuch as the Public Schools
Of this city will close in very short time,
il was thought best by the Council not to
take any reformatory measures at pres
ent, but await the opening of the next
session. The Council are unanimous and
determined as the propriety of expell-
ing every rebel teacher, and enforcing
the oath on all in public employment.
No compromise will be made
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
why Is Itw

We learn chat MoRGAN's marauders,
who were so terribly cut up on Monday
morning, attacked a party Of unarmed
soldiers just out of the hospitals, near
Pulaski, few days before the surprise
at Lebanon. They destroyed few
wagons, and took a few prisoners, who
were released. How is it that defence
less soldiers and unprotected trains are
sent through region infested by rebel
troops2
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

Mr.. A. Hamilton, who during the occu-
patton of this city by the rebel army
was active employee in the rebel
Commissary's department, and one of the
busiest rebels in this place, is now acting
as agent for steamboats, employed and
chartered by the United States. While
the Patriot was published under disunion
influences he advertised his boats in it,
but as soon as the Union was started he
Immediately withdrew them. He now
advertises in the Dispatch exclusively,
because the editor of that paper and all
connected with it is a law defying rebel.
II is time that Mr. Hamilton should be
talked to- Let his agency be immediate
ly stopped lie is not the man for that
place.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
Sheriff S Sale.

by virtue Of a NEVprnoM EyroyA5, 70 no directed,
ID aud delivered from he Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee at los March Term,
1852 will expose 70 public GALE 70 the highest bid
der for cash at tbs Court House Yard IN cue City Of
Nashville, saturday, the 7th day Of june 1862 an
the right, title, claim, interest and estata which G.
WINSTON then had, or may have since acquired IN
and 20 the following described lot Of ground lying m
thR tity 81 NAfhviiie, Davidson celGty, Tunuaasco
L0t no. ia, kuoWa ~ BafroW's Grove aa per Sam.
Weakley's Survey Of Lots Registered IN Rcgi. ter's
Office, Book 9, Page ga, beginning AZ the Southern
corner Of sldIot, at the intersection Of Mulberry and
street; RorthWardly towards tho town Of Nashville
lax feet, 10 a stake thence az right angles Fast
wardly 30 feet, TO 16 feet sloy thence az right
angles SouthWardy 1T2I fees 90 Mulberry street :
thence 40 right angles 30 feet with Mulberry street
30 the beginning, being lowed pn as the property Of
q Is Winston, to satisfy Judgment 10 favor Of James
II. Bafncs, against G. X. Winston, v Winston, A. B
shank land, and FL T. Woods
This Nay 5th, 1892 D. H. HINTON.
t'y o--5t sheriff Of D. g.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

THu NEW COaNEcrICUI NUTNEGs "A
good anccdote is told Of one OF the Con-
nccticut boys While In conversation
with a sobel, after the capture of Fort
Pulaski, the latter said, At least with
all our fats we have never made wooden
nutmege' The Yankee, a very demuro
looking specimen, innocently replied:
" We do NOT make them Of wood any
longer and pointing 20 one Of the big
projoctiles lying near, which had breach
ed the fort, added quietly, we make
them now Of iron Sccesh subsidized
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

Yesterday, while walking with an Off
Ger, we met couple Of young women,
one of whom Kissed at US audibly. The
yte rebel Kissed as naturally as any
5ther goose. Ifshe couples with gan
der of her own feather, what mother Of
goslings she will make
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
Committed To Jail

rs Davidson County, Penn, April a. 1852, O. ue
~ gro man, who says his name is GEORGE, aud
says he belongs 60 Lewis liz dsey, Of Wlsol county
Tenn age about 81 years very black 5 feet 3 inch
os high weghs about 100 or 100 pounds. The owner
Us requested 10 come forward, prove property, and
pay cnafges IS tue law directs
J, H. HINTON,
may2-3t Sheriff and Jall0r OF %. a.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

MONTEREY, May 5-The rain has fall
len in torrents for the past thirty hours,
putting the roads in horrible condition.
Yesterday the commanding General ar
rived from the camp near Pittsburg
Landing and encamped near here. Our
pickets can distinctly hear the drums
beat and locomotives whistle at Corinth.
MoSrHREr, May 6.--Because of the
horrible condition Of the roads the army
has not moved. The enemy are receiving
heavy reinforcements daily. On Sunday
last Gen. Bragg made a speech to his
troops, assuring them that il was the in
tention of Beauregard and his generals
to give the Federals battle at Corinth.
Great dissatisfaction prevails among the
twelve months men on account of the
CONSUMPTION law: The roads are inn
proving fast
The Homestead Bill, Pacific Railroad
Bill and Telegraph Bill passed the House,
McOlernan's gunboats are Smelling the
Confederates. The rebel army reached
Coat Point to take the road to Richmond.
The House Of Representatives adopted
resolution impeaching Judge Hum
phreys of Tennessee.
The Chicago Journalsays Jeff. Thomp-
son with 3 thousand cavalry scattered
the Nebraska cavalry in Western Ken
lucky. Areport is prevalent that Pope's
army occupied Corinth Sunday "A few
regiments posted in front are said TO be
taken prisoners.
WASHINGTON, May 6.
The Confederates are strongly en-
trenched near Williamsburg. A severe
but successful fight occurred near there.
Mcclellan telegraphs to Stanton that 10.
johnson has probably larger forces than
his own. lie says Early's brigade took
two Confederate redo DTS. The enemy
mean to dispute every step to Richmond.
] shall hold them in check.
NEW YORK, May 6.
The steamer Edinburg has arrived
from Queenstown. Consols unchanged.
WASHINGTON, May 6.
The gunhoat Harron captured the
schooner Glide, in attempting to run the
blockade off Charleston for Nassau, with
one thousand bales Of cotton
LOUISVILLE, May q.
The river is falling slowly, with seven
aud three quarter feet in the canal
MuRFEEEsBoEo, May g.
\ company Of seventy five cavalry men
left this camp at II o'clock last night and
found a small squad Of the enemy's cav
airy IA miles Southeast Of here and at
tackled them at day light this morning,
which resulted in the capture Of II pris-
oners with their horses and arms. Among
them is VIM. Morgan brother of John
Morgan Many Of the citizens here re-
cognized him. They are now in the
Murfreesboro' jail. No one killed; three
Of our horses killed only
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
Committed to Jail

nF nsyi 500 County, Tenn Nay J. lsC2, O. regro
~ man, who says hi uame = LEWIS, ard sayB he
belongs FOO Ieb. Baird, VI Wilson County FEM age
about 20 year, weighs about 146 or 100 p1unds col.
or, Uack scar GA iikht cheek bone, said 10 be done
BY kick from "a hrr+e feoi q inrhns high dres od
IN brown ls ne clotnt9, black wool hat. The owner b.
requested % come forward, prove properly. and pay
rfnrFrr ~ the law aTTcis ), n. HfNfON-
unlya-Gt ShcriN and JallOr u y. q,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

The Steamboat Tycoon is at our wharf,
having been chartered by the Governor Of
Ohio, for the purpose of conveying sick
and disabled soldiers, belonging to that
state, to their homes. She is in charge
of DR.. S. M. Smith and Col Bliss. She
is expected 10 leave to-day.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

The Confederate Almanac for 1862.
issued by our Southern Methodist Pub
E&ing House, has in its memorable
events the following strange abbreviation:
az @. fits. & ars1 taken April 1G, 1861.
Who will give the Interpretation TO these
dubious letters?
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

The faces of the big Nashville rebels
grew exceedingly long after the appear
ance Of our Extra yesterday morning,
announcing the cutting to pieces of Nor
gan's house burners and horse thieves.
Tbs necks Of some Of them are in danger
ofbting stretched longer than thsir faces.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

William Krauss, Market street, two
doors south of Union, has on hand
general assortment of Dry Goods and
iadies' wares, including calicoes, prints,
slippers, CATERS, &c, which he is disposed
10 sell cheap for cash.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
We endorse the suggestion in the fol-
lowing letter most heartily

ior the Daily Nssly ille ga.oa
On the 22nd Of this month the people Of
the various Judicial Districts 10 ibis State
will be called upon 10 elect a Chancellor
Criminal and Circnit Judges u is very i'm
portant that none hat loyal men should full
On tho,e places We hope Governor John
son will issue a proclamation Immediately
thar no one shall be allowed 10 act ss Judge
Clegk, Receiver Of voter Of an election, nor
vote withogt taking The oath TO support the
Constitution and Government Of tbe United
States. CITIZENS.
Nashville. Nay 9th, 1862.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

Ma rpigoa Iy.cd 10 Ihs naI'nus eJ.rst %, lhe
members of tbo Far, and lho oaruos. solicitation Of
numerous Friends and acquaint1uces, and announce
-mysolra candidate ga the cN,3 Ct Judge Of tlH 'he
etb Judicial Crout o5Jop5ss4 Of lle counties OF le
,isaop ANA Williamson. me Election 20 be heli on
The ga psalt AANa3N htiEN'
Nay G 1901 A'
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

Some of our rebel friends have not fan
cied Gen. Dumonts manners. Perhaps
they are convinced by this time that if
he has little of the saavitor in mode, he
has enough of the tortter in re.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

The Richmond Dispatch Of April ~,
says chat it is believed Jom MINOR
BORIS, who was still in confinement was
10 be sent South
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
Committed TO Jail

nv davidson County, Tenn, Apin n, 1862, pe.
~ gro man. who Fays his name Is ALBERT, and
says he belongs 90 10 Dodson, OF Davidson County ;
age about 50 or 40 years weighs about l55 or 100
pounds no marks, The owner IL requested 10 come
forward, prove property and pay charges, the h
directs. J. H. HINTON
may 2-3t sheriff and JailOr OF d. e.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

JONI d. Moons, Esq, has been ap-
painted Postmaster at Columbia, Maury
county, Tenn.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

or BY this time our rebels may
begin to think that JoHN MoBoAH is
hardly "good enough MORGAN for
them.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

The evacuation of Yorktown, like The
celebrated evacuation Of Gen. Price al
the battle Of Springfield, was, as Mrs.
Partington would say, a military necessary.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

q8 We made Beauregard say loo at Shiloh
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-10
Tho Pacific Railroad.

We learn from the Cessevvatiss oi
Thursday, that the Pacific Railroad bill
passed the House ON the 9th inst. BY .
majority Of thirty. and that it has a ma
iorisys in its favor in the Senate
Should this bill become . Law the liber-
al grants secured BY its provisions te
the railroad will render it, speedy com
pletian eer,ain. The bill provides that
the road shall start from Fort Leaven.
worth, running up the Kansas Valley.
theace along the Smoky Hill route. BY
Denver and Sal. Lake City. terminating
a, San Francisco. A route for this
great thoroughfare will doubtless be -
lected without regard 10 the accommo
dstion of towns remote from direc'
line from Fort Leavenworth 10 Topeka,
aud Oskaloosa. being on this d;rse
route, 10 destined 10 become IN impor'
tan. station on the Pacific Railroad.
Branches are to connect With It frOs,
Missouri and Iowa. ~
We hope this magnificent enterprise.
which has been before the people SO
many years will soon become law.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-10
80 WAsnIkcroN, May Z.
Specials to New York pape,s: pr;e.

a..
Specials to New York papers: Pris.
oners captured at Yorktown converse
freely 'rspecting the war. They re-
fuse however. 70 give information vs.
spec,ing the strength Of Gen. Johns
tons army. Captain Lee. one Of their
number. declares the South viii con.
tiuue 70 6ght to the last; that their 70.
verses hare not disheasteued them.-
They expect 70 be driven out Of Virgin,
ia and all the Border States. and from
seaport towns. but when We meet them
in the interior. man for man. they win
show us they are uaeonque1ble. 80 =
Major Davis. Of Davis Light Cav :.
airy. established his headqua, ters At the
Farmers Bank buildings. At Fr.dericks-
burg. yesterday. as Provost Marshal Of
the atty. hosting the stars aud stripes
permanently. for the FIRST lime iaihs
town since the rebellion. Secessiouisss
Of Fredericksburg say that the capital
Of the Southern Confederacy has been
temporarily removed 10 Dansille, N, C.|
The Richmond Examiner OF the ed
ssys she merchants of atbst city are in
great coas'errasion, Stores are closing