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Operations on the Mi,si,sippi-A Reb-IRs.

CAIRO, June 1.-The Memphis Appsa! OF the
27!h uit., has the following dispatch.
VIcEsBURG, May 26, p. 1.-The Union Sect is
still below this city, and their gunboats fired at
our batteries this evening. WeTeturned the fire.
and they retired. It is supposed that they are
waiting f0r reinforcements.
The appeal says the rebel rams can hold the
Mississippi against Foote aud Fdrragut
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FINANCIAL New York papers ofyesterday say
The coeering war news continued TO have IA
Sorable Influence upon the stock market to-day,
aud there was quite an increase in the volume OF
business, with advancing prices for nearly every
description For Government securities an sd
vance wss established. The coupon 6's Of 1881
sold &c 1884; the registered At l02X, ex interest
and 40 per cents et los 4, which was bid a the
close; border state stocks were active; Ohio o's,
1US&; illinois coupons, 100; Illinois war loan,
o.; tennessee SIS, 5sJK; Missouri 6's, SIX; Amer.
Jean gold, 11X.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
JACKSON REPORTED To BE DEFEAT.
Ed AT MIDnLETO Nm, WITH The
IoSS DE TEN iIuNS

HAoKRsIowE, June 2.-Paroled privates ftorn
Winchester arrived here to-day. They say that
Jackson and Ashby were both at Winches.ef on
Saturday
At O'Clock on Sunday morning their army
was put in motion towards StrasbnTg, Ashby
taking the route along North Mountain. Shortly
after daylight Sunday morning heerd airing in the
direction Of Middletown till he reached Martins
burg. Secessionis.s told him that Jackson hsd
encountered the forces of Shields and Fremon;
at Middletown, where Jackson was defeated and
lost ten guns.
Information says that Jackson had twenty-onC
regiments OF infantry and ffty-two guns -'.-
All the prisoners are well treated. The sick
wounded and disabled, as well az surgeons, hes
pital stewards and nurses, were paroled only in
small portions, and taken along with the rebel
army.
They claim to have taken s, Geo prisonerI
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Isfei!igs"csr expresses the opinion that the
evacuation Of Yorktown reflected the highest
credit upon the engineering skill Of Gen McClel-
Ian, and notes the testimony Of European writer's
70 this fact.
The RspEb!icdS argues that as slavery 10 the
only bond which dement's the border slave TO the
southern States, therefore, by accepting and agree
irg TO compensated emancipation, every tie that
binds them together would De broken.
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,HANCERY SALE.-Ry virtue of q esorss
~ OF tae circuit Court Of the District Of Coium-
qua. setunf as Court Of Re nifty. made in q oauss
N wheh James Wsrde !, is Complainant, s5d
IIene NensclNer ard ott els Are cefendants, th-
nnc 1Tsfpe &c Trastse, will offer az pubic al
on WEDNEsDAl, the 25th day of jams merit a. .
IN tne te noon, the 70 lowiDg pleoe or par
GEL OF rround, with tie two story Bfiok pveliigg
houso taereon, nou occupied by Mrs Vansclyer.@
asalEon 20 6eorxetown. beginning for the same 81
ne Eeet slae OF Greer &c 7eet, and the ED Of y
,eet touth.rly, from the south vest corner OF
bn9ee eno 6reen streets, and running thence
soatneIJ WITH the west side of Green street. 3
10 leet. thence porthery and parallel with Green
tsrest. - Isst, thence eesteriy and psrsliI with
terms; One third cash; resldue 10 s AZ Z
mon,nt; ths Purohaser giving hIs bonds with
s,.ssgg TO, 70 20 loved by the Trustee, bearing
AllccnVsyenolng &. the erpsnse ofthe purchaser,
X. y JACKSON, Trustee
m SS-cts THOMAS DOwIiNG suct
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CITY 0E CHARLrsTowN, MAssAcBU.
~ SEEFs- seaed Proposals. will De reoeiy we'd AZ
the Once OF the Water Cornmissioners until J1ns
- lSos lor fuInlshinE the city of charcstovn WITH
30 tons Of Speoisl Castings. The sizes OF III. piSs
teSgiTed VII be T. 9. 2, 20, is. "a 50 and Sc inches
excluslve Of hub. CCp:es of speoihostions md Con-
,aot an IoIms Tor proposals. viii be seut on the
ePpncatton Of parties Intending to make bon. f,de
bids Parties making prosoaais WILL he "a. nirsS
70 eve ooEds. Nth two sooept.ble suretles Ths
Commssionere reeerve the rig NJ 20 or reiect
any or al OF the BIDS offered All vropo..ls ~ Re
endorse5 proposals for Cest-lron Water PIPE"
Aud sent 70 lhe Water Commissioners, CharIes-
town, Mass. edward LAwRENCE.
For the Wster Commleeloners
, Z. l.. STEVENSON
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JACKSON RETREATING TOWARD
STICEERIC EFRRV

WuLIAMsPoRT, June 2.-Rumors by way Of
Harper's Ferry state that Jackson YVES defeated
yesterday, and is rstreating towards Smokers
Ferry.
III also reported tha. Sigel takes command o:
the army at Harpe''s Ferry under Gen. Banks.
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BATTLE PROGRESSING AT MIDDLE.
Town

WILLrAMsPoRT, June 2 Major Dwight, Col
onel Renly, DIR. Stone, and others recently taken
prisoners, are safe at Winchester.
battle was progressing at latest accounts al
'Middletown, so say returned prIvates.
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RLEAcaED sHIRTlNss

RLEAcaED sHIRTIN6s
AND sBEETIN6s.
Bleeobed g God. jast received
- New York Mills, (improved,J
f<Wsrm.sutts Mills,
a. AndroscoggAn Mills,
"a Amoskear Mills,
4 Lsnfdon Mills,
a. Hhs !senper Id.mD
4bn Bsrtlstt Mills
So and 90 PILLOW Cas-, Cottous,
s@' and 20 rePtenll and Utica Mills Ble.ched
Alfo. hesvy and fine Brewz Goods, N the vsuou,
widths and Qualities o 'ssio"'
Ths shove goods were bought closa for ,..h "A
Veo ner them 81 q snsll sdvapoe.
lLkememher the "Nes store sos Pa .v
III premium OF per cent sIlo ved for rod
- jus. j. MAY. sos Pa Az
le2-5t between 9Th ana Ioth :i.
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ALL QUIET NEAR MARTf.sBrEG.

MARTINsBURG, June 2.-This morning all Is
quiet. 10 indications Of the enemy In tie neigh
borhOOd.
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D r r c I A l.
OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
IL WAshIssIoN, JUNE 2, 1852
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. George w. Van Horne, the Con.
sui Of the United States at Marseillos, "thsi
American citizens embarkiDg at American ports
for Ms-seilles should have their passports visaed
by the French Consul The neglect o. hsvisg
this done subjects the masters OF the vessels TO a
fine. besides subjecting the passengers TO great
Inconvenience before permission to land can be
Obtained
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the Untsd States
Of America:
To All Whcm II May Concern.
satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 70
me that MARTIN KLIsKowsfRoIM has been sp-
pointed Woe Consul Of Russia, for the Port
OF Fan Francisco, Californs, do hereby REQ
ognizs HIM as such, and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy suoh functions, powers, and
privileges as are allowed 10 the Vice Consus Of the
most favored nations, in the United States.
In testimony whereof. I have caused these letters
To be made patent. and the seal Of the United
States to be hereunto affixed
Given under nv hand, at the city Of Wash
lngtons the Slst day Of May, A. ID. 1867,
IL. and ofthe Independ snce the United States
ofAmeTlca the eighty-sixth,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Secretary of State
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SECRET DISEASES. SECRET DISEASES
~ SAMARiTAN'5 GIFT!
SAMARIFAN'S GIFT
IHs most GsyfatU RemeHy Ersr Yy,e5

SCR RE- Fl II DISEASES,
GONORRHEA, GLEET. STRUCTURES 10,
Gonnlns no MIner:l.no Balssm, no Mercury.
They are entirely vegetable hGv.n no smell nor
any emp etsant taste andivl not in any way In
)uTs the st1msoh or bovels OF the most defeats.
Cures :, from TWO to four DAYS. ami recent cases
the University of Penney wanna, one of tbs mo
eminent Doctors and Chen yts IF tbs present dsT
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
Will cure any CASE in from two to four days, ar
Tw ENTY FOUR HOURS,
No eypo,srs, no trouble, so chdsge tcb atspsy
lie: tGoFe who nave de,pnred of getting cured
or who have been sUIged with Bssam, Co1syra or
Mercury, At one try the
sAMARITAN's GET, 49,. 81.
pTo, G m. %s1 ps N ssin envelopes
SAMhRITAN's ROOh AND BFRB JUICES.
SPEEDY tNO PERMANENT CURE
FOR sYPHIb , Il f OR yyENkREAG
her - positive oure-no Meroury-no Poison
but the 'uloes of Roots and Herbs con binsd
This form OF the disease makes its ap ,earsnoe In
sores on the crg,ns of generation, or they lsT 90
our on ether parts Of the body, which happens
t6e mouth, letters spots carries, snd nodes of the
bones, 60, 90. Any and eli of these symptoms
SAM RIfAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Sent by express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITAN,s CHANCRE WASH.
Prtcs = .snts. Full dIreotIOns.
Sold by e. CALVERT FORD. corner of 18th
J. U. EATON, 25 South Eighth street, Phila
ueI knIa. je 8 2m
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PAIN AND ENAMELED CANVASS.
JOHN r. RLvANs.
AZ ns gsoEp PaIeE. !.
s. per SALON for .ss se ecrssr Of pf.I shsS
and streets north OF the f.seSs ORR As,J to
tbs uuo.ru.n.d F S.ns iS,u, to viii, F,,o..
ii. friends and the Sab,s t6.s Ri. Su.ines. VII e
authorised to transact sll BUSINESS during NV sb
senos GtO J: BACHER.
FOR sALE-A handsome .orrel HORSE seven
e ss@ S 3 1od Y ell
saasns NJ es q n Apply 70 }0hS
FOR UPHoLsTERERs -,
s GI s,I nd t Snede Ion TasEs. ez to sooz,
haifoicsh, l6 70 50 inch.
jss s.o tRs,ub., JOHN s q sSPk p .1ss.s.
TO sADDLERsAND HARNESS MAKERS
Wo2DEN CLAMP HORSES
THOMAS ' a "a ri ssls iqy Z p SONS,
Saaaiery, Haydears and Wagon Staff,
2a2 Baltimore st. B.ltLmore. i,3 st'
FoR BOSTON. ,,y n,s.
The schooner Altoona lie now rsosiy1rg freight
tSr the a6sys port snd will sail positively IS
For freight apply 10
..s HARTLEY & BRO,
jsSH SO and 101 " alter ST.. s eorsetown.
IT, BOWLING SALOON, o
.xs III uad'T;itnsd h,ncins PqIeh. the eIpe1
on sfIess SS and
eusto mers. and the public generally. that he has
specially solcIts the patronage OF the public.
pohta attendants always on hand.
EoR BLACKSMITH
Horse Shoe Boxes, &c
carriers Pinoers lo:st s.sel,D
Carriage and Tifs Bolts.
Horse saspssnd Bl.oksmths' Files,
R br Sh1s Hammers,
80" and "Pstism' Horse Nails. to 10,
jos a.o tR.,ub) JOHN a + sE Z. .Hssss,
HUNT BRI6HTwELL,
- The undersis ned have op'nsd their ofi,e a. $40
OPERATIONS in ali he departments OF De- Gs
tis.ry. Teeth ext,aotat 6Ilsd or inserted Ufxx8
the best m'Lner Single. Gum and Blocf Teeth
8: Il, f BSsN,GffIrwELL.
We t.ls pleasure in res2mm ending the above
oinlty with the oo1htanoe that they Will give sat-
lsisot on In every rep sot where their professional
services may Do re'ulfod' II H. fMyE 1Ir, HUNT
Mr.. 0. H Rrightvell has bssn engaged with m.
ss Assistant for ths past fopr years, and lake
pleasure N recommending hin as 3 skl!lfsl me-
10 Sim. K d. DONALDSON.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
Back of Na hSg,sI'.ss M Ay,,sg.,., ,o
bSJsr fAs Coolest Place Of An1xssmsnI - iks city
The The e eHHsEEMISs
% %EsFEES SUSSEX SSSkEsss::
c { a X A UTLER,
VINO Tor SIX GaE Il ffts Ri UfsHs''a''d the
REP.5sTdY S1HSr appear
before GEN SIGIL anu the NOBLE pAfRIors
whose sseds Of am. colstItnts
Esr BEAUTY and exc uisiss v0tGAL powERs
IN, r"nder her
Ire FirSt FaroTtte of the DAY!
TIE Daring Gymns,,..
In NEW And sIIRTLIss ACTS,
WILL BE REPEATsD!
COUi ID Nor Do OTHERw WISE!
with CHEERS Ind uIPrscso entsd laughter from FIRST
HAUNTED HOTEL,
For MONDAY TUESDAY NIeHgS ONLY.
On wSdiFSGid s 6 sRfS iIsGs b, Ri0'' .
the nb f. hhPRs sssSn the
about sven .hi6s aad ever 6o ~. 04'E''
PARKER; 3HOy are yOu, RichsfiD
TaE COURT OF BEAUTY.
Doors open at IL performances II az o,oloot.
Aamlsslol = oonEs; oToas5sss GsaiTs ~ oean
LAST MaTINEE.
XTShTURDAY rERNOON, Jupe1
j 81 8 s. ssss:ss
cry Toys de- smost resent Sr seeT, soS1
VII sfi appear. sIsss Att.s as% s1iH
HdmRsso5 me i.s smn u oSmpspI viii spp.sI
Doors open ct o'coot performances Commence
ets O'CLOCK pTeolsey and Irish in time 10 Wait ira
concert OF the Narlns Band les
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, N.. Val
aoeShe. osft1eer lSt and 2i SIS --rke subscri-
per resPectinlly Informs the pubic tina. he has re-
opened Ebo.e pleasant re!rsal Tor this season,
stS o.ciook m. there VIII bs q baud of muslc In
SuSnoance. a hno Ten Pin Alley ard ShootIn1
oaiery nave been erected for the anus meIt OF
o. the GARDEN by giving notice to the roprietor.
nc PIE ges himself that he Will use his best an
SssySIs to al yh9 nay honor WITH their
TaE WARRINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
OH AZ ;o,s SS renn avenue, south side, between
Gent Of the best CLASSICAL aud otera mus,e. rr,
ioin-d by eminent artists in their finest style Shs
ooEoett commences et4 p. m daily. The bsst of
m s :. aENsE Ro5s sssiSSir Fl sIaeE Proprr
pAfENT OFFICE OuRIosIrIEssu,d,, !.
mani e. =. Cst.oEue Of Ouriosities and Govern
AnnsuArlan BOOKS Government Books: Doep.
mems Furnished; Railroad Reports; MIftsrx ~
eorss; Burnt rstsnt once RepOrts; CHEAP soos.
Laws; Army Regulations; Psrorsn,s "a ~. imnnsE
moving over 2 90 miles; many thousan NJ &C.,
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PATENT OFFICE CURIosITIEs-su,ds q.
falen1, Catalogue of Ouriosities and Goxern
Hent Ssrdenz1 ct tho stand in Patent Ofioc: RaIs
AnnsuArlan Books;, 6oyernment Books: Doou.
mems iurnlshedi Railroad Reports; MIiitsry Re
sorts; Burnt Patent Once Reports; CheaS RooS.
iia,aishsd 70 bsditr.; Military Trials; Miliisry
s1noTinE over 2 go miles; many Uou nnd 90
b0oxs. Heooileot cheap rent. Lsree sSles ~
my -2ns AISp r. - Ssn " fson:
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ffE~ TKE UNION PRAYER MEETING Win
TX be holden every day this week In the Luther
- ChHfchss Rev. j. g. BuHer's,) O. the corner OF
Ilt9 aud stIeeu, commencing 6 ~ o'eiook . n.
eId coaEnRed but one hour, Il . =, * q
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF Cattle AT
Several hundred sT0Ck CATTLE viii n. ,ols
on the 9Th day Of June. az q O'Clock, "a, az tie
Grounds, Washington, ID, c., aInoag which sTs a
,sfEe number OF fine Mich Cows, with cave.
ma A. BECkWIrH, Major c. :.
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T MAsosICaA Regular Commune alton of
AaSon., wall be held on rO MHRRnWPW ed nlsn
DAY rtvENiHG, at IN O'Clock. Companions in
sVod anoing aie c2rdieily invited 90 be present,
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fy=EyERY ONES INTEREsr-r0 rHR
plERS ri have inss recetyed Q very large and
hae sssornhent CT Spring Clothing, which / Am
erkh street, opposite Posi- Once. near r. 10 ss-sm
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C9Sg fEHEs EETN S',ikiNss ss2IsEFs, gaAETNs
5hs Ss:t Sst. fXBLk af Mhta, b6o %St MEG
tVVR SSSit HakkAAfs, cHURNs, CnlLDREN'S
New Houssfurujshins StoS..
n % cost SIS SEVENTH street. nesr % Az
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NOTICE.
HE froDrietors of 8LYMONT take Die. sure
n informing the citizens of Washington. 4 . 4
y0rite place Of resort Will De reopened, Esf&
iot the accommodation Of parties, on and siisr .Se
street, next door TO Browns Restaursns. oorns,
tsn y And 70 ay. Any Pers IN wishing 10 buy 4
Iuctfuve besiness oa1 also be accommodated bv
NIL, ssA.,,,, JONES MILLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11

Some little displeasure seems toexist on
the part of few because certain parties
were exempted from doing militia service.
by the Enrolling Commissioners. who ex
hibited not the least physical appearance
of being entitled to such exemption. We
have no doubt that few were exempted
when they should not have been. and that
q few were refused certificates of exemp-
ton when they should properly have had
them. 1t is not an unusual thing for a
commander when he is going into battle to
inform bis soldiers that If any Of them are
troubled with cowardice they may step out
out of the ranks. Just so with the Com
missioners. They knew that q driviling
coward was worse than cripple in battle;
and that none but towards would trot up
for examination without sufficient cause
This probably is why some were exempted
for no apparent reason.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11
Let Us Have the Facts.

Mr.. Turpie tells us that the last Con-
gress passed bill taking several millions
vf dollars out Of the u. S. Treasury and
giving it to the niggers in the District of
Columbia. This. be said, would have to
be raised by tax upon the people. Mr..
Turpie may be ignorant Of the fact, but
not one dollar of this money comes direct
ly or indirectly from the people. The
money appropriated for the purpose Of
buying the time Of the colored men of the
District. from those claiming their services.
is to be paid ont of the prize money which
will accrue to the Government from the
con6scation of the vessels and cargoes
captured on the coasts Of the slave States
while endeavoring to run the blockade
But suppose this was not the case, and the
people had to foot the bill; it would then
cost each man just three cents! He who
would not give three cents to eradicate the
foul stain of slavery from our National
Capital must be pitiful puppy indeed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11
THE NEWS.

The news from Washington bctokens a
degreefof uncertainty whether the relel
foray into Maryland is undertaken for the
purpose of moving upon Baltimore and
Philadelphia or merely to supply General
Lees army with provisions and forage
II appears that the invaders are helping
themselves to Maryland cattle. hogs. grain.
etc., with great literally. and sending
them rapidly back to the Virginia side of
the river. We are as much in the dark as
ever about the numbers of the enemy sent
across the Potomac.
Poolesville. Maryland, has been recap
tured by brilliant dash Of the 9Th llli-
nois and Sd Indiana cavalry, and tele-
graphic Communication with that point re-
opened. Poolesville is near Edwards
Ferry. and directly south Of Frederick.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11
We Understand It.

The Democratic party-the leaders oil
which are corrupt at heart. and their hands
reeking with treschery--say tothe Union
party. you must not publish to the
world that we are traitorous at heart to the
interests of the Government or you will be
giving encouragement to ths Southern
Confsderacy." Poor fellows! they save
us the trouble of doing so in many cases
by attending to the job themselves. No
rebel viii trouble himself to peruse the
columns of pariizan opponent to satisfy
himself in regard to the disloyalty of the
Democratic party. when he can find a full
aud free confession of the fact in almost
any of the Sth Of January newspapers he
chooses to take up. They are generally
pretty well filled up with "Our erring
Southern brethren" "Lincoln's Adolf
tion war;" 1.-The Abolitionists the aggres-
sive party" and other similar nonsense.
coupled with much special pleading to
prove that we cannot defeat the South,
and that it would be a great outrage to
emancipate any Of their niggers. Yes.
gentlemen. we presume you would like to
be let alone. and so would JEFF Davis. and
so would his rebel cut-throats. feasi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11
Latest by Telegraph.
CAIRO. Sent 8 1860

CAiRo. Sept 8, 1862,
Intelligence has just reached US that
Clsrksxille is retaken.- Col. Lowe with
700 troops left Fort Donelson on Sunday
for GAINESVILLE. and early this morning,
Just as they came near the town, they were
met and attacked by the confederates num-
bering 1900. a slight engagement en-
sued In which the rebels were worsted and
ingioriously fled the field. leaving twenty
five oftheir number prisoners in our hands.
The federal troops took possession Of
GAINESVILLE without farther opposition.
WAsniSGroN. Sept. 8. 1862.
Two. refugees from Leesburg came into
our lines yesterday near PoolsvilIe. and
were brought before the provost marshal
in that city. One Of them. an English
man, left Leesburg Saturday night and
crossed the river at Nolan's Ferry, along
with the wagon train of Longstreet's
corps. He estimates Longstreet's force az
40. 600, though it is claimed by rebels off,
GERS TO be 1000.
The crossing was effected at midnight and
without opposition. He counted forty
eight pieces of artillery. principally rihed,
In Longstreet's corps. and was informed
that an equal number Of field pieces had
been sent on ahead. jackson crossed az
the same ferry on Thursday night with o
large force.
Rebels boast that during Thursday and
Friday night at least 80, 900 men and 100
pieces of artillery were carried into Mary
land
Gen. Hills forces passed through Lees.
burg on Thursday, towards Harper's Fer
ry. His force is. said to be p, 900 men.
The rebels are wretchedly clothed. and
generally destitute of shoes. The cavalry
men are mostly bare-footed; and the feet
of the infantry are bound up in rags and
pieces of raw hide; their uniforms are in
tatters. and many are without hats or caps.
Esd Is THARmsBURG, septs s, 1862.
General Andrew Porter arrived this
morning for the purpose of comforting with
the Governor as to the best means of
checking the enemy in the threatened raid
into this State. The rebels are said to be
entering the State of Pennsylvania in force
near Hanover, with the intention, no
doubt, of destroying the Northern Central
Railroad.
| .Hss LOUISVILLE. Sept. s, 1862
Last Thursday a foraging party from
Cumberland Gap encountered a party of
rebels seven miles distant. The Federal
loss was one killed and three wounded
The rebels were driven away with consid-
cradle loss. as they were exposed to q ra-
king fire from 81 FOUNDER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11


Under the act of Congress approved
July ii. 1862. pensions are granted TO the
following classes of persons:
j. lSyALIDs,. disabled since March 4.
1862. in the military or naval service OF the
the United States, in the line Of duty.
III. Widows Of officers, soldiers, or sea-
men dying of wounds received or Of disease
contracted in the military or naval service.
as above. III .-ff -.-tl
III. CHILDREN, under sixteen year. of
age, OF such deceased persons, il there is
no widow surviving. or from the time Of
the widows re marriage. HN
~. MOTHERS who have no husbands
living of officers, soldiers or scamen, do
ceased as aforesaid, provided the latter
have left neither widow nor children under
sixteen years Of age; and provided. also,
that the mother was dependent. wholly or
in part. upon the deceased for support.
". SISTERS, under sixteen years of age
of such deceased persons. dependent on the
latter wholly or in part. for support. pro-
vided that there are no rightful claim ANTS
Of either of the last preceding classes
Invalid pensions, under, this law. will
commence from the date Of the pensioners
discharge from service. provided applica-
ton is made within one year theraiter.-
If the claim is not made until later date
the pension will commence from the time
of the application. Pensions Of widows
and minors will commence from the death
of the officer, soldier, or seamcn. on whose
service the claim is based. Those claim
ing Pensions should apply TO JOHN II.
DEFOR. Attorney at Law and Govern
ment Claim Agent. at the Office of the
Marshall County RErUBLIc Az in Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-11


~ A Democrat ont in che country
says If Mr.. Corbiu is not able to go to war
neither is he able to go to the State Sen
ate, and therefore he will not vote for an
invalid Representative. That is not . ne
cessary conclusion by any means Many
q man who is physically unable to eat
hard bread. fresh beef. beans. nm -creamsd
coffee. DC, which form part Of the sol
diers' fare. would still be able TO take his
toast and tee stthe Palmer or Bates House.
recline on cushioned seat in The Senate
Chamber. and vote aye or no with his
friends. And besides all this. il il be.
lieved by many that person when pros
ssated physically is strengthened mentally.
Mr.. Corbin's frail health will doubtless
add strength to his mind. 1,