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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

'ihr Herald" .3vs

Recent recomEuisaanccr - lar ~ WARREN
ton disclose tbs lact that with The e,riIon
ni very stual body of rekal cavalry Al Bris-
tow > station and st Centreriilc, tnerc are no
rebel troops upon the whole q, That line. 1t
Is manifest, RlHo, that they haTa hot srnr back
upon the same road they came, at,': they must,
therefore, be looked for upon the Crgrr F".
toulsc, probably holding their main body ',.-
w cen the Catoctin and the Bluo Ridge tloan-
| tains, ..ile very considerable force is gait
cring in from the adjoining rich counties II
Maryland forage and supplies, which i is
now certainly known they most desperately
| needed.
The Baltimore correspondent Of H., Her
ali'' SAYS:
| an informed hy l'sop!e there w!.'Gn |
know, ana whose Intelligence a:.i v:ra.ity |
can depend on, that tine main body ol the
rebel force is nov moving northwar,is INFO
Pennsylvania, that one strong column was
passing through iIagcTatow:l. and anothe:
one through Emmett;burg towards GrItYs-
| burg.
Their intentions were plainly GrcIarr,i.--.
| They were To invade Pennsylvania With "a
strong force rs 10 luuke resistance "H the
part Of the Pennsylvania troops unarai!ing
to proceed TO Harrisburg and capture that
city; 10 destroy, if possible, the pcnDsy lYa-
MIA Central Railroad: to strike for tie tow n
of ork, in Pennsylvania. and to destroy he
sailroad leading from Harrisburg to BAIti-
more, and to destroy also a portion Of the rail
rond between Baltimore and {arre dc Grace
SO as 70 cut off ell communication b. rail
road between Baltimore and the -'orth.
ALL AElE- Bodied :iE:i CALLED OFT III TtaT3:i'
tASlA.
Governor Curtin Of Pennsylvania has IL
sued proclamation calling ipGn all l!,r aLi1
bodied men Of pennsy lvania 10 or,:ani-a i'm
lnriiairly ior tie defence Of the STATE.
PLrAIEHITG EXPEDITION
lie Herald . in It's Situation aTil:ls
says that the " Confederate force in Niaryland
does not exceed fifteen Thousand, and tlal
the camc lcroa1 the Potomac linrly "n r
piuniering expedition.
RuMoRkD RETIREMENT CT sr;"aEp.
The following paragraph spreara IL lh'
Herald
The belief is current in republican circle:
that Mr.. Seward Till soon retire from IL.
| Cabinet and take mission IL Europe
Should this prove true, q complete recon
sIruction Of the Cabinet will lake place, sn'
it is believed more conservative clement wii
form its cnInposit"n. it IL thought thHI ''rE
eral Eank: will he Secretary II War.
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into speaking, ne undertakes 10 pass ou Gen
Lees "cenSure' and his friends ",r:.ise," ~
equally without authority whereas the fact
is, he showed himself b., hrs silence ri3ling
to be thought guilty OF thr mul l:crous bar
barity alleged. therefore not TOO good to
prsctlce IL, and b, the saline Silence justified
General Lee IN considering tnc statement as
true. The fact that lac ws:; p."i.cl inr .thc
alleged act, would have made az honorable
Nan the morrswiit I" corr"c' tht urrtr. Eat
here il his letter
lIrGT.s, Ani;., Aug. - ljG::
To Mayor General HaHcc!, GpmmoaIiuq /.
s. Il.
SIX: 10 day, for the first zine, letter
from, Gen. Lee, &c. 5. A.; dat.d near Rich.
mond, ~ inst, fell under nay observation,
charging BIigudier ,;cncIal G. n. Fitch with
having murdered III cold blood two peaceful
citizens. have nu cisiIu to the title, heinz
plain Colonel. but an doubtless The officer
alluded to. Some journals ls,i.cG ns. during
the late White Piyer expedition for the al
legged hanging OF Two hostages, aud Gcuural
Lce tchStrrS III" l"f tht same Fupp0Seu
act.
The praise and censnre sra alike u;.,ic-
served, and the charge in both cases'T,thont
the show OF founHa;i..,,. in f.:E, however
many Of them may have t:serycd l:f.T-
ent treatment, not il=n wa, killed by le
troops under my- tolnuand except liz iar .;
tion.
| sm, very respectfully, yuur "h stry't,
Il. y. FircIi
Colonel 18Th lnd.aua Volunteers, Lumn,;ll.
dig Briga;ic and the late v hiio River Es
pedtion.
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IatEf. 1'hompsol.

The la,es! Federal Intelligence Of this gen
tlelnan was that he was i'll New Orleans dis
guised as a negro. The Mobile Tribune
correspondent gays: We Diay look far an
order from Buffers Office commanding all
negroes within his lines to be washed, for the
purpose OF detecting the ubiquitous JET"
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ARRIVAL T.. CONSIDERABLE prison
tpS
.,,airfs cosfEDrKAIe yicT0RT


J.,.-,., sept. li.--four Thousand Coiiied-
rr,;. pr,soEc!S arrived ut Nicksbur, yrstar-
aag, !, ;,si.cipeIiy those captured at For. Don
,-;3n Ii'r. complain oi barbarorS treat
....,.; l.; i. Yankees. Ui;iclai information
has becI Received that Genera! Prs::, with n
force oi Ir:ans And L9Uisi5nans, attacked
tie enei.1 st DAynu l.r.s.rna killing lorty'
and capturing l!i win u 5sttery Of heic
u.C:Gr, t4r loss 0D-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

Gen. Braggs Array Acres tie Cumt',!rad River.
The Chattanooga "E:bel' ol the llth
says: ave yesterday learned tha! cen Bragg,
with one division ii his army. IA crossed
the Cumberland river n Cntthas', Tirnn.--
This is nearer Nashville tian W expected
our army to z" t!;e present campaign, hut
suppose it was superiuduced by the move
Inents Of the -llrllr who Vie ica'i;;:, AL parts
Of our Stat. i'll double quick tics. Where
the balance oi the ARM crossed lhs Cam
berMud We are una'.in 10 say, BIZ! LEow it
was al poin,s Last oi Ca:tha:;".
"From the same :ntormarl t,r news y CON-
firmed, which We gaze d iew days ago, u tho
removal Of al the en.my'S nls gums irou4
Nashville towards H"wllag Green
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Death Ct Tz.G5TorLoc lietkcE5.

Hon J. u Mathews Of Mississippi former
iy GoTcraor 5l the State, died on the 18th
ultiro It Palmetto, Georgia, at the residence
Of Dabnev P. Jones, E%q,a relation By luac-
riage. HIS illness, which Tas cholera lnorbus,
lasted vi.l = coul days.
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CjIHTEHGRirE F;GKErs WlTRIM !UCl MILES
Or liLiL1ITs MILLS
c..rlI'nG III TEL2CL.inI OPERATORS.
rr"n rn,Emr EIIlTS u.

We rr2ciyrd, n 1. late hour lms,; night. Ia
Ne" i"ri. "nEFALo," the y. Yurk "ItNfs'
unI The baltimore "a Mttm,H" Of the s't:!;:''
instant, from which wc make the in!i0wiI:;
interesting summary:
\ Special despatch from harrisburg ii.
ports that the OonieJcratts ire er;rsnc!ns
themselves or tho fonoeacr. aGi that ih1Y
havs blown up tha iron hri,i,. ever thai
river,
The CGnie,ieTates had not entered Grrl-
Pa, On the 9Th, but were reported 10 la al
EmmettsbuFg, on \ line not nero than eight
nl;l1s from Gettysburg. They had stationed
tf!diir piete,s six mica from gnion Rridgo
THE o0HFEDER.rES Scar ELIIcoTT' : Mills.
X despatch dated st Ellicott's hliiia o.. The
9Th says that on Monday the Confc1cTa:cs
captured ls" telegraph oI"rators at Plain
Nos. AMI >. Tt4 C5ni.,iera.s ;!ckrti a.rr
within unr nies of the mills III lsrI;', i"fct,
Under General Fitzhugh Lee, estimated at
from five 10 twcrL; thousand, :.nt were =;
Newmarket.
Billings Hobart. seaeasionist, is IN laa-
kee custody ut the Relay House. IIs viii lc
tried b! them rs & sr,r. But lev iroop: re
main ut Frederick.
CONFEDERATE AR;iT IT HAGERsTuwy -,
Tho Herald; has received reliable inlor-
nation that t::a Confederate ARM, under
Stonawali Jackson, entered Hape-stown n
force on Lie afternoon Of the iUth inatumt
-t'ir later dispatch ham this f.';:.t ,r;.Ic.
that the LOnledalates have arrived st a3me
point 0n thr Northern Central rair"ad, az
the telegraph line ha,, been ta,np"rrd w.tin.
and the words, "D--n Yankee " beard hy
the oTr'at"r. The operator left Immediately, :,
THE .Ff,Ia Al P0oIrsyILIr
The " Herald" states that i'll the all At;
r1ole,Hilie the Coniedersrea lost t::irer lLi!,i
and wounded including che captain.
The Yankee loss is PUT a1Nn at ""e LiI!si
aud Erycn wounded.
7HE C0nfEDER.TEs II i6hrr GH Tnt ruTJI.r.
\ Washington dispatch in tho i!.rrlI -
say. that there J.! no doubt that !ra 'rnlaIe-
rates. in large force, are between uIane. lie
and Lcssburg, apparently drSignin. l." 1r'~6
into Mary land from these points
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

4 correspondent sends the following cSti'
mate OF q soldiers outfit, every article Of
which is Indispensable for the coming winter.
We hope Government will supply the cloth
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rISTrfr,;,: W SEwTowS, coTH., ~ C":,.E-
GcEH,:. or THE DRAFT.
&:.EH-. N,y.*, Cos:i. sept. 10, lsG2.-Tk.'s.
was disturbance to-day at Nuwtown, Con-
nrct,,'.t, arising from the enlargement Of t:.e
lac rt.,afG!a: tie draft. The Selcctmen teir-
cgr4phr,! t. llllzha Carr for sig, who rerh-
c1 ~ iJitnw6
Adjourn. the meeting aud advise Ne. !
Wlii pr0tcc. ;ou 81 eli hazards.
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.oi""el Zach ci tne Northern army, has
iloli:hed the followin. letter, denying the
ttarSe that he had hung two Of our A1kan-
sascii;zers, IL retaliation fur ali attack upon
nla,Ete,lners by our military. Il will be re-
m,tnhe:a ed tina; 1i.:, Statement; originated in
.hu papers III his own country, and that it
@asrrhiished as soIuethng wonderfully cred-
liable t" MIN. Fitch listened IN silence to
he lhod,,ion. Constrained, therefore, to CON
adcr the statement true, Gensral Lee, by the
Presidents direction, demanded an explana-
.ion. |, was not honorsbly given; but Fitch,
nad'ng j, no longer safe to be silent, writes
70 halleck that the praise, of which he had
Desn taking the full benefit was without
foundation il the fact alleged. Thus goaded
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GEN. fo?E: NEW DrrAKT.in-,l

The department oi,hc Northwest, 10 :, !.iyn
sjor- General Pore lass been n.7iga"d III
cludes Wisconsin, lows, Minncso!s H.ol,rn,ks
and Dacotah. with the troops Ias,i0z aid Ia
be raised therein under his co'.'".s..>. his
headquarters being 81: st. Paul. IIinue-ufa
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FORMULATING RET-ERSE."

The special Washington correspondent Of
the New iori. Herald writes
Our ar;Iii2a Lave met n sad and Illuminating
reverse. Disguise il ~ we may. either hy
f4lss dispatches, official reP"Tta or garfield
statements to tie pr:,s, llr lighting repre-
sentatves Of twenty millions Df People At Tie
North stand vn tina defensive to-day, mid in
front al thY lIsTiC.I,'s cnpilal. whhe tbs tight
Ing representatives Of r.c niliionl oi white
people nj tiie South are a.uItart in their tri-
unphs, and their shouts IL victorT aan almost
be heard 7ch0iig along the halls u' the Pre-
sident's hoi,r, H;d within the 1"=rd offices
Of tbs several departments. While "a are
thus standing the ever r,gilant enemy are
crossing urri nLp the loyal States tp rayagr,
depopulate' and destroy all within their
scope Amd there ii a causr f,r this state Of
facts; not resting upon want Of c0ursge or
the part ri the Northern troops, or al. excess
Of valor or the part OF the armies of the
South. hut il i- to ne traced solely TO the i'll
competency VI cur STATESMEN to comprehend
the true state of affairs, and to n wsnt Of mil
tary genius Oh the part OF cur military lead
era. ,rcter |es there an army placed in the
field with q t-itcr ahjw Tor iilccc!:s ina CAIN
pagn than thar sent from the ,|orrh. All
that government c":lld ask or humanity sug-
geat, vas promptly furnished b. the people
men, horses, cannon. guns, small Rrns, camp
cqupa;c, ammunition n---rycrything were law
ishly thrown into the Eaticn's lap to he used 20
the best advantage 10 crush ont lh,s rebellion.
But, thus lar, the effort igs flised and why !:
| propose to show.
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We have received u co.l%ibuliua IL ,,'hirtv
Do!laia TO aid il, procuring co,nioTts jor ,ii>
soldiers wounded in The late battles ui M&na;,,
sas. We shall inrv,r: Ike None 70 thr
Warrenton hospital.
This contribution rnLn,e from a. aged ,iii.
zen, refugee aud bel hidden, AMI whose pro-
pertv is in tho hands Of the enemy. VI bile in
the lInes ri the enemy hc i:irl;a was treated
with great cruelty. being taken cartire for his
loyalty. and despite his age ani jmirmities, sub
Jectti III l"!I: MARCHES, pfiva'snn al 1D1d, sl.d
imp i.0iliuent. Uut Of tie it'll" lclt him. be
senia the hGIyc contribution TO The vjciars Of
Manassas, and says "rlcas" csii attention u
their case, Pleas. cX!ort ,he citizens Of the
adjacent r-ginn, not oT:rr'in and des"lato1 by
the enemy, to send th.". supplies ofmiik. but
Ter, eggs. poultry. etc IL cannot he nrceasarl;
to sdd any thing 20 the srpea! oiths citizen. lie
has earned the right 10 speas, snd ws hope
there will te many IN raspand to h's judi
ciouS benevolencc.
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Ii ,voIuGn;s CT GeI. Pc:.5

Secretary Stanton has sent t"I":;talinc
despatch TO Gov Solomon, Of Wisconsin, ar,-
nouucing that Gen Pope is ~. lis way ~ ST.
Paul, Min. To take command II the Nori;i,
western Observation-Disclosures located
Al 81 Paul
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>,iow GENES hlundcr number twa. s. hcn
General Pope discovered tho enemy i'll his
front in such ovcrw helning force, ne had but
ono alternative. To stay and attempt To main
tain his position would inevitably be to SEC
riice his entire army. Tc retreat t6 the Rap
pahunnoc!; was his only hope. Then ami
there, if he could be sufficiently reinforced,
he c1uIa maintain li= position. Eut roiu-
lnrcenrrlts inilad to come. The bnInIcr con-
sisted in Z disbelief on he rart If 'fa hesds
CT the War Department ii Washington of
tn. r.h.l Inrre-llr GIE.r hluntrr which had
before, III TWO occas!0ns, ne""ly ruined our
armies. When it WAS stated ..aC ti-I. Lee
AZ IN lIoUt ri Pope with twu hundred thou
sand men. the idea was acot:''d rs prepos-
terous; but they were the,r and now are
kere and in iaTyland,
Then sT5li,cr blnTdsr III committed by
the Ganerai-in- Chief III co Ting M our re-
VERSES and preventing the p.',..!o frnIn know
iny he extent ot their harn,r All respo1:i-
bic and accredited nrwsP"i"' writers werc
igEnIniniously ordered ;nt g: amp, lest they
ahOuld discover the WAN POINTS of Our Gen
erals, and ii.s people ':-r, .lwinked into
the belief hist all was we'll au:il it was TOO
late almost for them to raii, 10 the support
oI our arms
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Late M0RTnEnElTT Mi.N3.
NORTHERN DATES T0 TIE TENT

TIE CONFEDERATE FORCES AT HAGERsT0WH
AMI MOTRUVIA. rcy-
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Gor; :. Gis-,~- -unIoHr&I' DEpr,r .: "i*. 20
SFSCKASs.


hir"mns, sept; 6-Late arrivals from h,
lens Icpor. al quiet there.
'i"r packets. stationed back III the COUNTRY,
AZ !re'Gcmily troubled BIZ strasslinss bsuis
ui 5ntF.las. An expedition had taken snl
brought down I" Helena tbs whari-toA.,
i:os, Euaj'2 au;i Napoleon.
f;saei prisoners, captured, state that large
u"I.bes oil Iexa; troops fully armed a;,&
c1uiPPad, i.aye ayIivCt! at Little Rock Within
III" iast icw days.
Il MAS rrpor;ed st Helena tLst Gen. Roac-
craaE had made all atlsck on the rebels nt
Tnpniu, aui us dccjsiyely repulscj.
'Ii.r people Of Commerce, Miss, have deter
mined 30 preTer, the gueriilas from :;;Ti.i2 -
t!... karI; ai.:5-i:.y shat place.
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Martial Law RerG1nTa.

i.y the following order from General Van
Dorm i: will be observed lhat martial law has
been revoked il Mississippi:
U's7RIcr Of Tilt !i'>srssrFFi,j
Hn.pa'kS, J.cr~oH, Mls~.,
-r,,t ;, i%t,.!
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GfNrRA1 CfDrp. No. t..

ii,ADa KS, J.cf.nN, Mrs..
',rlt ), i&t,".
GFHTRAI CIDER, No. t..
The iinnolahlc Eecrctary' III y az having
announced IL the General commanding the
District that martial ia " can only !e declared
iy the Proaident, AMI that it has nat i.a-n de-
clared bY HIN in Mrisissippi. ';eucral hrder.
No. =, from these headquarters, datHdaAlcks
burg, July /, 1862, and ali other orders III is
ing under the declaration oi martial law in
this District, are h"rafy rsyol:nd. Vii pro-
vosL mnrshals will Eo d,scharss sfd all
prisoners other than soldiers will lac turned
over TO the civil tmihnrit.i.
The General commanding n ,scisriur Innr-
tial Law, WAS niiuunrra To- do -; i.y what he
conceived TO be the best interests oithc coun-
try, and not by hhy desire Ia acctinulate
power. 4 soldier oi more fhau wrnty years
IN their service, he had no ambition TO play
the tIrant a:e5 the citizens al hiH own sat:
whom he Was sent tu ,islc!itt The e%'gencleS
of tn, ,ilnes seemed liz him IA call lur Tho IN
terpos!tiDn OF stronger ard more pr"IEEl
hand lI,un Ito ci.il authorize: were aDio 10
hold out against the ,Lu. ~ incalcn! - thc
times; and with numerous I,r"crtr,Its for
doing So, he declared u!qri'a la.S. The r.rn-
eral Commanding hopes hat, throughout his
District the effirirncy al The ciIli Authority
will demonstrate thai his judgment !I:s been
at fault aud that ,iierc exists no ncccAsltr for
martial law. He tRkca this occasion u say,
haw ever, THAI lis fears this =" i'll not hc the
case, nj least in scnla par:; of the District
and to inform the civil authorities that ne will
cheerfully cooperate with Them, and will
come to their ald with tho forces nndcr hi'
command wie.ever legally cAlis,: upon 10
do so.
BY order Of Maj. Gen. EAri. NAN DoRS.
NJ. II. klMMfl, Major 4 i. =. t:a!..
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THE POSITION OF THE a RasE:Y.
FyeE7A- pooLKsrYLhr. N4R114yD.
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1-h!te ir;rcS declined from lc to =. per bush
q. corn Wa, ieai buoyant and active, while
IT, -l.ss, - II id:r eA.eEt, were it 5ec. n
i -. "r ia'r sound shipping Nes:"rn
hi : 81. i'.Hh %ti m"r@ active and pri'ei
.rcIr iTn-.G, :,ln .RIes of mess at !! 60 T.!
9 Il! j. al.d NJ ! !u Il SO T. l-2 tor pri;n".
Sugars werGste.i;, with sales Of 500 hh:a.
Io::ce wi8 staaj!y, Tho advance in l'reigbis
reli s,:,a,:i.l, wi..le ths engagements, chiefly
wheat and ;io.,r. were made TO a is. extent.
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:4(icbmoNo enquirer,
guy WARTS PAsr AMI ITS FUTURE.
~ T,lEK, WISE Il ALLEGRE.

,.,yo,y MORNING, SEpTEMBER Is, 1861.
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The latest reports in Baltimore were that
General Burnside is in Frederick; 7rI,h his
army, having driven the C0nfedrratcs ont
Also, that tho Cenirderates were IN possess
non Of tretly ysburg and Hanover, Fennsylsa-
mia. There was ALSO n rum0r in Baltimore
that Colonel Miles army ii about eight thou-
sand were surrounded by tht ronlei:r4tes
on Maryland llciguts.
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f.a: -at zach sutitp sound ar shock.
l.. Il Ii. yayu acd a.t lLeiusS

s. i4:,z as a.e are embarked upon ths Sea
"i )" ar. *e must expect the tossings of its
'@I'pt uau '.illows; but the port is in view,
we have notle crew, and God is on our
s.de Let liz not presume, but let us not
issr 1t us IL: iiopetc and cheerful, but
=! Us relax no energy
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.Tit!. LATER seHM The kGHI";
s.!QT EMENT, Of coNFEnEH.ArETRpops.

E.ICiTE.nLNY' IN PE.%-.T..3vLT,.,.I.:
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The Westminster, (N1d.l correspondent OF
the " Herald" under date OF September Sth,
says that 'sthe latest intelligence from Freder-
ick is 10 the effect that the enemy, believed to
be about fifty thousand strong, was in the
vicinity of Frederick. and marching towards
the Pennsylvania border. Scouts who pene-
trated the rebel lines in that vicinity on Sun
day, state that the rebels were encampcd for
considerable distance about the city and
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lIrIT.., A.;., Auf; -: - ljG::.
To Mayor General tthcci, Hammoadirg T..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24
DOIMeStfcs.

Price. hwEse sta
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24
Merchants Tailoring.
Country Produce.

rAll kinds Of Country Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods ,
april 10 .. NJ bEChEk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24
IA Thrilling Domestic Story. :


CHARTER Lgggg lIsJsI1ss
She stood beside the altar. with wreath
of orausp budsupon her hesd--upon her
back the richest kind o,duds--her lover
stood beside her with white kid gloves and
dickey clean-the last was twenty one
years old tbs first wss ssyentesn,
The parsons job was over-every one
h1d kisssd the bfids. snd wished ths young
folks happiness, and danced and laughed
aud cried. The last kiss had been given
and the last word had been said.s and The
happyYsirhad siunsred down. and sought
1913 'sH GenAr4fsn s4It sSos
She stood beside the Nash tub with her
red hands in the suds; and at her slip shod
feet there lay pile Of dirty dnds; hsrih
bsnd stood beside bsr--the crossest man
a1ive-the last was twenty nine years old
the fitst was twenty-five. sn4 80
The heavy wash was over, and the
clothes hung out to dry-and Tom had
stuck bis finger in the dirty baby's eye
Tom lad been spanked. and supper made
upon Z crust Of bread. then the bride and
bridegroom went grumbling to their
led = -ES1sl1 ~ sEoE1 rum
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24


A WISprALL TO LABoRINe MAN.-The
Auburn advertiser states that a. lsboring
man named Daniel Rogers. who has been
wDrking forthe past week for. DC. Good
rich in laying a celler wall by the perch.
N that city. has receive aletter from Ire
land slxling that there Is nowiuth Bank
of Ireland $500. 900 to his credit from the
estate Of his grandfather, It's necessary
TO give six month notice before drawing
~ sn05trsm tbesbsuk. = Mr.. Rogers ex-
poets soon to go over for bis fortune
This has not been Unexpected by Mr.. Rog
srss He has Had D SAN deposited IN the
Nssdsport Banksom time to pay. his ex-
penses to Ireland whenever the legacy
Should be determined. He will. on his re-
turn from Ireland. settle, with his fortune.
in Auburn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24
CLOTHING.

Their Stoch of Clothing consists Of Goats, Pants
vests, and other Gents and Boys Wear, OF
al Qualities, suitable for rich and poor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24
Denillls, &c.
They have 2 Bales Of Denims and Hickory
Quick Sales and Small Profits.

All the above articles they will sell at the Lowest
rates, as their motto always has been and
always will bei"Quick Sales and Small q
.i..6 oi r S. Profits. .sl4.f4..I -. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24
Gingllams.

Thew have 10 pieces Of French and Domestic
Ginghsms, at Very Low Prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24

H A chap in Virginia was taken
pusoner. by,ths rebels, who demanded that
he should take the oath to support the
Confedersie ,Goyesnment. ;, The fellow
said be had taken great many big oathes
In his day, but he could not even support
his own family. and to swear to support
the Confederate Government. was taller
su6n1 6s11e Haedo. VIII + 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-24


Trr PHEsDENT AND TIE TERRApIys.-
Never was there q chief magistrate more
perpIexed and annoyed than Mr.. Lincoln
and never has there been one more misrep-
resented, for his goodness of heart prompts
him to sssume the responsibilities OF
others. and, to indirectly sanction by
his silence. opinions ascribed to him
without any foundation in truth
a few evenings since. he remarked to .
visitor that a lot Of terrapins bad been sent
present soaiss Gsls! Bsi
and turned loose. ou sdonnf' relish
good eating. then, Mr.. PRESIDENT" "Yes
l do" replied honest old Abe. "when !
have time to.enjoy il. and nothing 70 both
er me; but howsssdsys I only kavesime to
browse where I can get chance.