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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
[Signcd] H. w. HALLEcK. Maj. Gen.
skirml,h Near Independence. Mo.

Skirmi>h Near Independence. Mo.
KANSAS CRY. March 24.--In skirmi-h
between detachment of the 9th Kansas
and Qnsntrell's band near Independence.
on the night of the 22 the later rout-
ed with loss OF I killed The Fe,lerals
lost one killed We captnred L prison
ers, and 90 horses. The rebels had killed
two men anil burned the byihge across the
Little Blue on the same day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
Capture Of Guerilla Band near Jefer-
SOn CITY.

ST. Lofts. March 24-The following
is a copy of dispatch to the Secretary Of
War: "a detachment Of the 1st Iowa cav
airy, sent out from Jeffer-om city By Cen
Totten. against a guerilla band. had a
skirmi>h with the enemy. killing one and
taking IS prisoners. Over 90 horses, AS
kegs of powder and a quantity Of arms
were captured. Our loss was four wonn-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
GRAND VICTORY ON THE PO-
TOMAC!

Jaeksoa and kis Rebels Whipped--The
Rebels in fill Flight Capture Of Pris-
oners, Guns. Ammunition. ETC Federal
loss about 150-ReJel loss more then
Double the Iumber- Gen. Shields
Wounded.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

re- President Lincoln's late message on
emancipation for compensation. has a
passage OF very deep and significant mean
ing, disclosing again the "steel hand in a
velvet glove" He says:
elf. however. resistance continues, the
war must also continne. and il is impossi-
Die to foresee all the incidents which may
ATTEND. ami all the ruin which mar follow
Such as may seem indispensable, or may
obviously promise great efficiency towards
ending the struggle. must and will come. !"
The rebels. remarks the Fl. Wayne
Neps, had better make a note ont. II
mild measures will not pacify them, then
look cut The "incijents" and measures
that ''may seem indispensable. or may OBJ
viously promise great efficiency towards
ending the struggle" Will be the dernier
resort and prove the end Of rebellion and
slavery at the same time.
The Union must be saved. let come
what may.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

: txThe Senate has not yet taken up
1bs Homestead bill. Tnich passed tie
House sore time since.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

CO The brief exposition wo made a
fortnight since Of the dishonesty Of the
editor Of the Starke County Press. in
charging nearly double what the law al
lows for Sheriff's advertisements of sales,
has stirred him mp terribly, and he squirts
his venom at rs in manner which betrays
and brands him as a regular swell, or o
pot house loafer. Should the grand jury
get after him for taking more than the law
specifies. he will be agitated. perhaps.
slightly more. than he is at present.
p. s. What aboct that fight, Berry. you
boosted to us you had with Judge Nc
Cormick for expressing sympathy with ths
rebels? Has the Judge recovered yet from
the terrible blow you struck him with the
chair? Your friend. Doctor Toadmilk. has
doubtless told you about the bull he rode
a, fair which beat race horse running
Happening to think Of this circumstance.
we could not decide In our mind which to
admire most-that Bulls speed or your
honesty aud proves. Would not com.
pany of cavalry mounted on such animals,
with yourself as their leader. astride OF the
one the Doctor rode. with that bromstick
you found for sword, carry CONSERVATION
and terror into the ranks of the rebels?
.-sr s.- ...-
In a recent letter from the Hon. s. Col
fax, Published in the Register. speaking
Of the Presidents Emancipation message
he says: 6
The Presidents Recommendation in IA
vor Of pecuniary assistance to those States
which will adopt the policy Of Emancipa
ton. passed the House by nearly three te
one. and is now pending in the Senate
All the the Republicans. six Southerners
embracing all present from Virginia, Della
ware and Tennessee. and two Democrat
voted for it. The President speaks of tn
measure as one Of "Self preservation.
and indicates clearly by his message tha
whether il should be adopted by the Dor
der States or not. the influence Of the soy
ernmeut hereafter is to be thrown into tn
scale of Freedom and its extension instead
of slavery and its OK ension. Half a day
cost of this war would make Delaware
Free State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

the fans Of Washington will fade before
the glories Of the man who brings freedom
to four millions OF slaves"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27

WASHINGTON, March ga telegraph
dispatch received here from Winchester,
dated last night. 81 O'Clock. says slight
skirmishes occurred this afternoon, one mile
and half from Winchester. on the Stras-
bonrg ROAD, between portion of General
Shields. troops and rebel cavalry. and four.
pieces of artillery. The enemy retreate,l
with some loss as soon as our guns opened
fire. One Of our men was killed. and Gen.
Shields slightly injured in the left arm.
and also in the elbow. from fragments os
she'll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
rHE REPUBLICAN.
PLYMOUTH. IND.
Thursday, March 81, 1862.
I. MATTINGLY. Editor.


EF The Democrat don't like ex- Gov.
Wright's speech. We diin't suppose it
would. 1t seems to. think the ex-Govern-
or should approve every new position So
called Democratic Conventions may choose
to take. no matter what. because. iorsooth,
the party has heretofore showered favors
on him. Strange logic. that. Suppose
our neighbor had friend who had often
concerned favors on him and that friend
should afterwards turn out a scamp, a
thief. or even an opponent Of American
slavery, would he Still adhere to him and
approve his actsY We do hot believe he
would in either case
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
SECOND DISPATCH

WINCHESTER. March 23-P. M-We.
have achieved complete victory over Gen.
jackson. We have taken two guns and;
caissons. killed about one husdre,i rebels
and wounded three times as many more
Our loss is probably not over loo killed.
and wounded. The enemy are in full,
retreat
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-27
THIRD DISPATCH.

WINCHESTER. March 24-In conse-
qnenee of a forward movement of our army ;.
we could not get correct list of the killed
and wounded at Sundays battle. Our
loss is from so 10 100 killed. among them
one Colonel. ii Captains and Lieuienants.
800 were wounded. among them ten Off
GERS.
The enemy had nearly 500 killed anil
wounded. AMI 500 taken prisoners.
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WlNTER ARRANGEMENT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
h II1 AID.


On and after MONDAY, NOV. Is, 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE rHILADEL-
PHIA:
tor Baltimore, At $50 n m, S.lb m II 3b o. M,
(kxpress,) } and 10. SO p. m.
For Chester, at SIS ~ II 50 N, .. 10 and TO- so
For Wilmington. at $50 a. m, sl5 a. H., I.ss q.
For New Castle, at sls a. m and 3.4spm
For Dover, at S.l5 q. m and $40 r. u.
For Milford, at s,l5 a. m.
For hslisbury, at . 10 . M.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave baltimore at g. 80 m. (Exprcss) LOS p.
Leave Wilmington at iao and ll0a 4. m, Als,
Leave Salisbury at . 85 p. m.
Leave Milford 1t 4.b5 p. n.
Leave Dover at r. m. and e.l0p. m.
Leave New Castle ut II ., H. and $40 y. In.
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Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
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Leave Tier No q, North river, near tho BATTERY.
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