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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

When the tax gatherer commences his
periodical visits to the fre-sides Of our
hard working farmers. they will learn
many things. if they are curious. of which
they yet remain in entire ignorance. They
will naturally inquire why they should be
taxed so heavily; and will then find ont,
first. thai. the country is engaged in put
ting down shareholders rebellion and the
job is costing the nation . million dollars
day. Second. In the progress Of their
investigation they will discover that there
is set Of msn in the North who take sides
with those traitors. and spend their time
and breath il defending them and coming
and psddling excuses for them; in abusing
and slanderins every earnest loyal man,
and in giving the traitors all the aid and
comfort in their power. Third. They will
obsssvs that thsss rebel sympathizerl
strenuously oppose ell measures having
Tor their object reduction Of Federal tax,
90 BY con6scatins the property Of thu
suilty leaders Of Tie rsbsllisn. They
want 10 save the pe<ksts Of The arch tsei'
|tsss. a.d ssasse.Is ~ hasd esruin~ sf u
usss. ~. - ssstsy - snYsnss Of yss
ting down shs ssssllion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
PROCLAMATION.
To the People of India,

To the People of Indiana:
The Government of the United States
has called upon Indiana for FIVE additional
regiments of Infantry to complete the
crushing ont of the present rebellion
The necessity for this call aeed not be
stated-it is sufficient to say that it exists,
and. as patriotic and loyal citizens. it only
remains for as to meet it. Indiana has
done nobly hitherto. in furnishing her
brave and heroic sons 10 defend and main
tain the Constitution and Union of our
fathers; they have rallied around their
country's standard. MANY as the sands.
one as the sea-" and their gallant deeds in
the field is the theme of praise on every
tongue.
Let this call, which trust is the last
shall have to make during this war. be re.
sponded to with the same zeal and alacrity
as former ones have been.
The published orders Of the Adjutant
General give specific directions for recruit
ing and mode Of organization. 1t is prop
err to state that in the FIVE Regiments call
ed for are included the Twelfth and Six
teenth Regiments. now recognizing.
Given under my hand. az Indianapolis.
this twenty-fourth day Of June, A. d.
1862. OLIVER P. MoRToS.
Governor of Indiana
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

An individual Of the above character IL
Illuminated Our peaceful village with his au-
gust presence last Thursday evening. He
called himself Rev. Mr.. Owen. "from the
Border. probably from the border Of
Africa. if we might judge his residence by
his harrangue. We did not hear him. but
understand from some who did. that his
harrsngue was composed chiefly Of explo-
ded abolition lies. and thread-bare anec-
dotes concerning Southern ignorance. etc.
plymouth Democrat.
We expected 70 find just such ON article
as the above in the columns Of the Demo
Graf. and consequently are not in the least
surprised. 1t will be a sufficient explana-
ton Of the above abusive paragraph to in
form the public that Mr.. Owen is Union
man. and Methodist preacher; and that
he came very near being murdered several
times in Missouri for his ardent attachment
to the Federal Government. The Demo
Graf editor acknowledges that it did not
hear him but learned from others. and on
mere hearssy ventureG to spout its filthy
trash on respectable minister. 1t is suf-
ficient to swsken the hatred Of the Demo
erat editor and his Breckenridge confriers
against any man to learn thst he is Un-
ionists and loves freedom better than he
does slavery. Had Mr.. Owen came thro'
here pleading the cause of "our Southern
brethren" cursing Abe Lincoln and de-
nouncing Republican forms of Govern
ment geaerally; advocating secession and
negro amalgamation: enforcing his teach
ings BY carrying in his train core.of black
wives with molasses colored children. then
the editor Of the Democrat and his politi-
cal friends would have exclaimed. ''great
| is Owen. the dealer in human flesh and
blood" and Frustrated themselves in the
dust and kissed his feet in alteration Of the
m an
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

Berry Of the Knox Press. takes rs to
task roundly for saying that che thinks
his Southern brethren had sufficient
cause for inaugurating the present infam-
Gus rebellion" We beg his pardon. and
give him the benefit Of his denial
But we must confess we should feel con-
siderable incredulity if man should come
to Us and swear "be gabers and the Howly
Saint Patrick. am pure blooded French
man." We should think at least that he
was disposed to prevsricste. Berry pub
fishes the pro-slavery Bright ticket in his
paper; yells abolition" like any other
cut throat traitor; grows eloquent over the
beauties Of African Slavery. like any other
negro-driver; utters fallacious statements
about the present Administration. like all
other secession editors. and. altogether. we
are compelled to believe him as corrupt
as his friends JEFF. Davis and Breckenridge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
Coed for the 10th Indiana.

On Thursday last, the Goth Indiana,
formerly stationed ct Camp. Hamilton.
bot now forming an outpos: regiment Of
the gsllent Kearney's outpost division.
were attacked by the rebels. who have
been in the habit Of driving in our pickets
Of late. just for the sake Of reconnoitering.
The Hoosiers remembered that day what
the brave and accomplished General Max
Weber had told them. when, as pickets,
''to give the alarm promptly. keep q sharp
lookout. and stand 6rm. unless closely
pressed BY the enemy. This will prevent
confusion and panic. and you can be
promptly and quietly reinforced" This
was the advice of him who. ct Breslau.
surprised and whipped eight thousand
Prussian regulars with two thousand and
Eve hundred raw republicans.
The Indiana boys stood their ground as
pickets. and Il Is said they were the Hrst
American troops that have done so during
the war. not because they are drawer OF
better men, but because they knew that
what Gen. Weber said was true, and that
lie was the best for them. They stood
their ground. were reinforced. and drove
the rebels back thrice and finally. with a
loss of only four men wounded in sharp
engagement Of over an hours duration.-
The rebels were the most surprised of the
two. getting what they did mt expect. pref
ty sound drubbing. When the affair was
over and the news of what they had done
came to Gen. Kearney. he rode to the regi.
ment and complimented the men and off
GERS in neat. brief speech. for their bra
very and coed conduct.-Army Correspon-
1enrs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
COUNTY CONVENTION.

1t has been decided. as will be seen by
the published call in our columns to-day,
to hold our Couaty Convention on the End
Of August. The call is for Mass Conven.
ton. that being the kind Of Convention
our friends in other counties have called.
being considered the fairest for ell parties
and liable to the fewest objections. but il
any of the townships prefer to meet previ-
ously and appoint special delegates. no OBJ
lection will be made. Each township. in
the Mass Convention, will be entitled to its
relative strength in balloting for candidates
and 40 more. 1t will be the duty Of the
Convention. after it is organized. to ap-
point q committee to apportion the vote
of the townships. Such . Convention
cannot be packed. and prevents candi-
dates from electioneeripg with the dele
Gates after their appointment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
FIGHTING BEFoRB RI0HMol1D.

Ths position Of our army before Rich
moud he's been IN extended line IL miles
in length. The Left resting on James
River and the right on the Chickshominy
1.-The line running nearly north and south.
Il seems that last Thursday, for some res-
son unknown to outsiders. Mcclellan
made On attempt to withdraw . part Of
his forces from the right wing Of his army
for the purpose of making his left more
secure. The rebels installing this for .
retreat of the federal forces. followed them
up closely. and forced our army into q
defensive 6shs. A part of the time the
fighting was very bloody and attended
with great loss ON both sides. The con-
flict continued with more or less fury un.
til Sunday morning when the ssbels with
drew. Its yet impossible to discover. on
account Of the mysterious silence of tho
telegraph. anything like the exact result Of
the battle: bu. il 10 safe to conclude that
our forces suffered great loss in the con-
test. The following is a list Of sick and
wounded from the Goth Indiana, in which
our readers doubtless feel deep interest:
WAsHrSeTos. June 29.-The following
sick and wounded arrived here this fore.
noon from Whitehouse, and were transfer
red TO hospitals;
Goth Indiana-J. Corwin. fever; F.
Sweet. fever; P. Bowers. fever; 8. Rollins.
rheumatism; NJ. Livingston. fever; R. Nc
Kee. neprites; John Liverbutt. right hand /;
w. Warren, hand; Michael Haley, Shout
der; w. G. II. Reed. right hip; Morris
Shuon. hands; M. Holman, right foot;
John Smith. right arm; John March,
thumb shot OF; e. Hutton. left leg; S.
Cron. right side; w. j. Adams. left knee;
s. Crawford. right arm; G. G. Patton. left
foot; Lieut.. Col. Van Valkenburgh. left
leg; L. D. Fullsell; F. Bushnell and F.
johnson.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
DEnooRArIC MnNDACrFY.


The editor Of the Democrat in his S25
article last wssk managed to tel just four
falsehoods. which be knew ct the time to
be without shadow of foundation in
truth:
1st. He stated that CoIfax voted to have
thu negroes. which xsss rscsntly smanci-
patsd Ia the District Of Columbia. fed
aud clothed a Public expense. Now the
Democrat kxev this statement to be en-
tirsly false: that there was NO such vote
cast By anybody in Congress. and that the
emancipation bill had 40 such conditions
attached to &.
ID. That BY voting to endorse Frsmont's
military administration in Missouri. Col
fax caused the government to lose many
Thousand dollars on one contract" This
statement the Democrat also knew to be q
falsehood of its own coming. We will
no. charge the editor Of the Democrat with
being such an ignoramus as not to know
that the vote endorsing Fremont had not
the slightest shadow of connection with
any contract Whatever; that there was .
committee majority of whom were
Democrats--appoiuted with full power to
reject or accept al such contracts as were
made under Fremont's administration. aud
that the report Of that COMMITTEES went
exclusively to prove that the greater part Of
the army frauds perpstrstsd in Missouri
were committed BY Quartsrmsstsr McKin-
stry. life long Democrat of the Bright.
Brsckinridgs and Voorhees, strips--such .
Democrat a. the editor OF the Plymouth
Democrat loves to honor.
Sd. That Collar sold his best political
friend Ut Lsports in the Post Office sp-
oointment. There 10 just about Is much
truth in this statement as there was in the
Democrats msndacious charge that Colfax
gave S25 to the editor of the Starke Comfy
Press. The charge Is bassly false, AID
the editor of the Democrat cannot find q
Republican in Laports who will sustain
him In il.
4th. Refers to the old affair about Col
fax paying Schiller for political services.
which is notorious falsehood. and the
editor of the Democrat knows it. The
fact of the esss.S this: Schiller was .
Democrat. and like many other Democrats
in this District he had neither money nor
modesty. He was beggarly poor. and
like our friend Berry of Knox. thought his
chances for obtaining . favor would be
better with . kind hearted political enemy
than with niggardly party .kiends. Schil.
Ter was on the verge Of starving for the
necesssriss of life. and Colfax. for the
time. sinking party considerations. gave
him something to prolong existenee--this
Schiller's Democratic friends had refused
him. All four of the above statements OF
the Democrat are msliciously false. and ws
challenge it to sustain one of them with
proof of any kind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

The Union men of Indiana could not
have placed before the people stroneer
ticket than the one which was nominated
on the 18th uls.
WV. A. PErLE is one Of the strongest
and sblsst Union men we have in the State
IA conservative Republican OF large ex-
perience and irreproachable character.
Under the able administration Of Az
RERr LAsos the auditing departments of
our State have been ably managed and
conducted to the full satisfaction OF the
public. BE is Q German of more than or
binary attachments and will serve the
people Of Indiana faithfully. Few Treas.
urers of the State Of Indiana have had the
burdens Of business lie more heavily on
their shoulders than has JONATHAN s. HAIR
VET; and Jet. after two years Of faithful
service who can say one word against him
as an officer? He has managed the finances
of our State with moro than usual ability
and has been very properly complimented
by the public in denomination.
JOHN l. MoRnrsos. the candidate for
Superintendent Of Public Instruction. is a
Democrat Of lifelong adhesion. an accom-
plishsd scholar. thoroughly conversant
with ell the educational needs of our
State, and familiar with all our education
al legislation. He has long been promi-
nent in the minds Of many ardent friends
Of the cause of education in connection
with the Office to which be has now just
been nominated. the most important by all
odds. in the whole list. DELANA E.
WILLIAMSON. the candidate for Attorney
General, Is also q Democrat, an able and
prominent lawyer. and Union man from
the start. He will make the State q valu-
able officer we are Aure. and will be cordi-
ally supported BY loyal men of oil par ties.
With the ticket presented. strong in its
personal excellence and its political sound
ness, Its character and its loyalty. the
Union party will carry Indiana By go. 900
msiority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
Matters with the Army.

June 2S.-Every days inquiry show
that the rebels are fortifying themselves
very strongly at every point towards
Richmond. Prof Lowe had two splendid
ascensions in his balloon near the yailrosd
yesterday. and reports the rebels at work
in great forcs on. their defenses. They are
uuquestionably prepared to dispute ever
inch of ground. :, Gen. Mcclellan is bring
ing up from Yofktorn sundry siege guns.
some of which have already arrived
When. where. or how he intends to use
them. the rebels will probable end out in
due time fthey wait patiently. They show
no disposition to assume the offensive
again in force. but are evidently preparing
to resist attack.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

As will be seen at the head ef our edi-
torial column. call has been issued. BY
the proper authority, for Congressional
Convention to be held at this place on the
24th--4th Thursdsy-of this month. II
is expected that. in addition 10 the selection
Of candidate for Congress, the following
nominations will be made on that day
one candidate for Senator to represent St
Joseph and Marshsll Counties in the State
Senate four years; one Prosecuting Attor'
ney for the ninth Judicial Circuit, and one
District Attorney fos the Common Pleas
Circuit. composed Of the Counties Of Elk
hart. Sc. Joseph. Marshall and Lsports-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

k% The New Albany Ledger and
Warsaw Union. two of the most able and
intelligent Democratic papers in the State,
have hoisted at their heads the Union
State ticket nominated on the 18th of June
last. And so it will 60; every honest and
intelligent Democrat who acts knowingl.
will support the Union ticket. while the
ignorant. dishonest. md trsitorous portion
of the party Will vote for the Bright tick
ct. reeking as IL does with secession pro
slavsfy;sm. <
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

This rod has received
the highest marks of com
mendation which science
can give. 1t has been en-
dorsed by Moses G.. Farm
er, Electrical Engineer,
Boston; Doctor Buchanan,
Prof. Chemistry in Penn.
Medical University; and
indeed, by over 500 Pro-
fessors in Colleges, and
other scientific men, as the
best rod ever invented, and
possessing all the elements
necessary to protect build
ings from lightning.
1t has received the first
premium at the State Fairs
of New York, Pennsylva-
MIA, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana.
Ohio, and Connecticut, and
at the National Fair, Ma.
ryland Institute. American
Institute of New York
City, Franklin Institute of
Philadelphia, Mechanics
Institute, Cincinnati, and
at very many County and
District Fairs in all sec
tons of the country. Il
has been successful in eve
~ contest. Over 800
newspapers and other jour
nails have spoken of il in
terms ofthe highest praise,
and it has been Literally
patronized by the most in
telligent people wherever
introduced.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

~ The last Densocsat calls the stten-
ton Of It's readers to speech il Publishes
of James Hughes. delivered By that gen.
tlsmsn ia 1858. 1t thinks be i dishonest
because he acted with the secession De-
mocsscy then but hes since become . Un-
ion man. Mr.. Hughes. i;ke many others,
wss blinded BIZ party psejudices. until be
found thst The Dsnocsatic party were for
cling him 70 isliowship traiters and thieves;
thes - shesghE i high sins 10 lock out
for more honest associates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Richmond Fallen!

We stop the press to announce that .
dispatch was received yesterday afternoon
July Cd from Chicago. stating that Rich
mond had been captured By the Union
srmy.-40. 900 rebsl prisoners taken. and
200 cannon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

~ During the conhsgration of Can
ton, caused BY The bombsrdment of the
British, the extensive medical warehouse
of our countryman. DR.. j. G. Aver. Of
Lowell. 1.-THE depot Of his Cherry Pectorsl
and Cathsrtic Pills, for China was totally
destroyed. He now makes demand up.
on our Government for indemnify from
the loss of his property. and hence will
grow another nut to crack with our elder
brother Johnny. Stick to il Doctor: and
ii our Government maintains our rights
wherever your Pills are sold. We shall on
|ly be unprotected on tracts that ere very
arren.-Reforassr, Trenton NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION!
Look to Your Interes is

have made arrangements with one OF the best
Governments Attorneys in Washington to assist
me in collecting soldiers claims for back pay.
pensions, &C., for the present War and all other
wars since the organization of the Government
My facilities for securing the claims of all parties,
against the Government, are unsurpassed BY any
person In the State. will rdvise all persons Of
the validity Of their claims, and make no charge
until they are allowed and paid. I caa always be
foundin the REPuBLIcAS Phi nting Office.
Plymouth. June l6. JOHN d. DEvOR,
Atty at Law and Government claim Ag't.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
Union State Ticket.

Fer secvsfory Of State.
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, Of Delaware County
For Auditor Of State.
ALBERT LANCE. Of Vigo County.
For Treasurer Of STATE.
JONATHAN s. HARVEY. of Clark County
For Attorney General.
D. z. WILLIAMSON. of Putnam County.
FIR Ss,>yiafsndsnf Of Public fnsfyuefisn,
y I. MORRISON, Of Washington County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
UNION COUNTY C0NVENTI0N,

: Al voters of Marshall County, without regard
90 past party affiliations. who sustain the National
.Administrason in a vigorous prosecution Of the
ivsr. and who also endorse the platform and sup.
Port the nominees Of the Union State Convention.
eaessed 70 meet In Mass Convention At the Court
House in Plymouth,
On Saturday, August ed, 1862,
81 O'Clock. P. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Auditor, Treasurer. Sheriff and two
County Commissioners.
MANY VorrRs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

~ We intend preparing IN article for
our next issue. fully refatins the false as
sertions which secession Democratic papers
bsvs bssu 30 busily ciseulstins fes the last
~ nssks. II regard - III National *
pnaiAssss nAas unaR ~ Lineola Admin
istfaticn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

~ II you desire . dish ofthe very best
quality Of ice cream. reader. 60 directly to
the rooms of William Hill. over his Ba-
kerry. and you will be supplied with an ar
ticls that cannot BE- beet in this section Of
county,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

r. Without doubt Vicksburg Is ours
s'er this, and the Mississippi open tor Fed
er.l shippine to the mouth. 81 oor tsls-
ssuaPAis Dispatches would ipd - 70 -
j;svs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
.EACE AT LAST!

In the very best style; having in my employ none
but the very FIRST CLASS Workmen, that can.
not be excelied for durability. neatpess and dts
patch in work. And am selling good work as
cheap as il can be manufactured in New York. or
any other place. Call. examine and leave your
measures, one door north OF the Bank.
]. F. VAN vALKENBURGH.
P. s. Persons owing me win oonferS great "a.
vor by calling and settling up at once, as / am
much in need Of money.
dec
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
0ongrsssional Uonvsution.

The unconditional Union men Of the 9Th Con.
srsssianal pistrictwin meet IN Convention at Ply
mouth On the Fourth Thursdsy OF this month. for
he purposs Of nominating candidate for Con.
.FeU. and tranaacsinS such other business as may
be deemed necessary.
'Ju,y 2, 1862
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

The relative conducting
power of metals, il as fol
lows: Silver, 100; Copper,
90; Gold, IS; Zinc, "a;
Tin, IA; Iron IL; Lead 3;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03
SALE.-By virtue of

CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of q
- COMMISSION, issued By the Clerk Of the Tsrshsr
county Common Pleas Court, and 10 me dreeses IN IA
yor Of Enoch Beancee and against Moses A. kidwel1s
IRVINE s. Elliott and Elizabeh Michel, WI ener ruo-
b-frs the Court door In the town OF Fly mouth,
Marshall county, Indiana, on
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1862,
betveen the hours Of O'clock land four oclock p
Of said day. the and profits for notexceed
Of the described stu
Lot numbered one hundred and seventy seven
(I77), in the town of Plymouth, Marshall coun-
", Indiana, south of yellow River and west OF
the Michigan Road, except twenty feet OF the
south side Of said Lot. with all the Improvements
thereon.
rents and profits for seven years efseid real
will not suoentto satisfy said Conmds3sn
place csr for sale to the bidder al
title and nteres OF the said defendants IN and to the seme
thereof be necessary 70 s,s ssid vrt
|0URYEY NOTICE.eNosiee Is beseby
e;ven that the undersigned with the County
|S1rveyor win, on Tuesday. July IS. 1862, pro-
ceed 10 survey and locate the corners Of his Ispd
in section thirty -four l34]. township thirty three
|F521. range one III east. in Marshall county
Indiana, and continue from day to Day until ali 70
surveyed.
Nonresident owners Of land in said section Who
fail to meet the Surveyor - the ame Grove nen-
toned, and defray or provide ior oe'nylng sPsR
portion of the expense Of $50 sosFey. vii Pc re-
turned TO the County AUDITOR ana such denq9een-
ces placed On the tax duplicate and censestc &C.
cording - law x~r~rov.s
June Is, lssa FH MORAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-03

Gk BARRELS COAL. CARBON
W. AND LUBRICATING OIL.
AT reduced prices TO suit the times. II must
and will be sold and every drop warranted pure.
or the money refunded on return of the oil
BENZOLE,
A good substitute for Turpentine, fof manufae-
turing purposes. at one third the price Of Turpen-
tine Remember the cheapest place to bur the
above in the State is al
Jan. 80 PERSHINC & co.