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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21


d. etSlss from Ksd>ackr 30 Gov. Nor.
q on Midday la(l iafotmH him that the
s5bsis had h rssdy invsdsd Kentucky q
several points: that Somerset had already
been captured. Bowlipggrecn threatened.
and Gen. Kirby Saith marching through
Big Greek Gsp with "a. 900 to get in the
rear Of Gen. Morgan at Cumberland Gap.
to cut off his supplies, while menacing him
in front with force quite as large.
The journal. after giving the dispatches
from Kentucky. adds:
The crisis is alarming. and Gov. Nor
ton is moving with. ell his energy to meet
It. All the troops that can move will be
sent at once to Kentucky. and they will go
amply prepared in ell but discipline for
any conflict.
General T. A. Morris, who won the
Western Virginia campaign, will CON-
mand one regiment. General Lew Wal
lace will command another. Others will
be underline command of General Dumont
General Reynolds. General Love and Lieut..
Col. King. of the 10th Regulars. In the
absence Of experienced officers to take per-
manent command Of the regiments. Gov.
Morton has bit upon the happy expedient
of putting them temporarily, for this en-
Urgency. under the command Of these die
tinsuisheG officers. and the officers willing
~ and enthusiastically accede to his wishes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

Yesterday morning, under authority
given to General Campbell Of Tennessee.
about FIVE hundred ofthe Tennessee prison.
ers at Camp Morton were released on ia
king the oath ofallegiance. As they were
being marched out for the purpose. the
remaining prisoners attempted to mob
them and to intimate them with taunts
and ieers. The yelling was kept up for a
little while. but Col. Rose soon qnieted
those in the vicinity of the men who de-
sired to swear allegiance to their country.
In, and about the camp, at various places
the yelling was continued when the patrol
guards were ordered inside the enclosure
and order was restored in short time
During the excitement one OF the prisoners
climbed upon the fence to look out, which
is expressly forbidden. The guard out
side ordered him to get down, but he paid
no attention. The guard then fired over
his head as warning, and again ordered
him down. To this he gave no heed.
when the gnard took aim and shot the fel
low through one ear. The bali passed
over into the inclosure and struck man
who was standing by table cutting some
meat. The bullet went into his head kill
ing him instantly. He was ono of the re-
Gently arrived guerrillas from Kentucky
Our informant heard that his name was
Clore, but he is not certain that the name
was correctly given him.-bd. Journal,
Saturday. 81. 3 - q.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
LAZ. NOBLE
Adj't Gen. of Ind.
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Federal Victory at Baton Rouge.

New YoRK. Aug. 1S.-The steamers
North Star and Roanoke, from New Or
leans on the 10th have arrived, bringing
the particulars of the defeat of the rebels
at Baton Rouge and the destruction of the
Arkansas.
A letter from Baton Rouge says Minis
battery thrice repulsed the foe with great
slaughter. Breckenridge lost his right
arm by cannon ball. The fight took
place on the edge Of the town. Gen. Will
trains being unwilling to expose the women
and children. He captured large num-
Der of prisoners. including captain Blunt.
Brecken ridges aid.
General Williams, who was killed, be-
haved like a hero. The enemy's loss
must have been severe, as our men char
ged and recharged upon them. We have
taken three guns.
Another account says the rebel troops
were estimated at from 5. geo 10 5000 un-
der Generals Lowell and Breckenridge
The combat was obstinate. Our loss was
$50 killed. including . large proportion
of officers. The rebels loss, according to
the prisoners statement is immense
Among the killed was General Lovel.
Our force engaged was less than $500.
The enemy had at least 5000. with twelve
or fourteen field pieces and some cav
airy.
The ram Arkansas approached with the
intention of engaging our gun boats. but
grounded at distance of six miles. and to-
day 1.-THE 6th) was engaged by the Essex
and destroyed.
Brigadier General Clark and his aid,
Lieut.. Yerger. delivered themselves to us
as prisoners of war. l have also thirty
captured. Breckenridge. on the 9th. asked
permission in writingto bury his dead
Col. Cahill replied: Our men are en-.
gagged in the work, which will soon be &C.
complished.
A passenger from Baton Rouge states
that our loss in killed is seventy; wound.
ed, els. Gen. Villains hal three horses
shot under him. He was killed whilst
rsllying the Dist Indiana, who had Just
lost a field piece. The gun was retaken
but Gen. Williams fell.
The wounded are about as follows; 21s
Indiana. 81: 14,h Maine. 10: 4th Wisconsin
10; 9th Michigan. %; 7th Vermont. Is
30th Massachusetts,. II; 10Th Connecticut
81.
Among the prisoners is Gen. Allen. o
Mississippi. mortally wounded.
Among the wounded is Lieut.. Col
Keith. of the 21st Indiana.
Gen. Butler issued q general order an
nouncing in eloquent language the death
Of Gen. Williams. aud also 8 congratul a
tory order to the the troops on their sue
cessful engagement. in which he says
The enemy lost three brigadiers in killed
wounded. and taken prisoners. and many
colonies and field officers Y on have cap
tured three pieces Of artillery. six caissons
two stand of colors, and large numbe
Of prisoners.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
VOLUNTEERS AND THE DRAFT.
Important Order from the War De-
partment.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Aug. IA. p. m.
Ordered first. that after the 18th day Of
this month bounty and advance pay shall
not be paid to volunteers for any new
regiments. but only to volunteers for
regiments now in the field, and volunteers
to fill up new regiments now organizing
but not full.
Second, Volunteers 10 I'll up new regi-
ments now organizing will be received and
paid the bounty and advance to the 22d day
of this month, and if not completed by
that time the incomplete regiments will be
consolidated and superauous officers mus
tered out.
Third. Volunteers to I'll up the old regi.
ments will be received and paid the bounty
and advance pay until the first day of Sep
TENDER.
Fourth. The draft for 900, 900 militia
called for by the President. will be made
on Monday. the 4th day of September, be-
tween the hours Of 0 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m, and continue from day to
day between the same hours until compile
ted.
Fifth. If the old regiments should no,
be filled up by volunteers before the LIST
day Of September. special draft will be
ordred for the deficiency.
Sirh, The exigencies Of the service re-
quire that officers now in the field should
remain with their commands. and no Off
GERS now in the field in the regular or vol.
unteer service. will under any circum-
stances DO detailed to accepta new com.
mand.
By order Of the President.
E. NJ. STANTON. Sec'y War.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

UNION MEETINGS.
DOCT. N. SHERMAN,

Will address his fellow citizens Of Mar
shall County. ct the following times and
places:
McCHESNEY'S SCHOOL HOUSE.
in North Township. on Monday evening.
Angus. %, st o'clock.
BREMEN. in German Township. on
Tuesday evening. August &c. same hour.
BOURBON. Bourbon Township. on
Wednesday evening. Ang. %. same hour.
TIPPECANOETOWN. Tippecanoe
Township. on Thursday evening. August
%. same hour.
ARGOS. Walnut Township. on Fri.
day evening. August 20. same hour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
From North Carolina.

FonrnEss MoNRoE. Aug. 1S.-the New
bern Progress states that the final result OF
the election in North Carolina indicate the
defeat OF johnson, the secession candidate
for Governor. by a majority of 40. 00o.-
The Union opposition has elected nearly
every member in both branches Of the leg
islature by still greater majority. Every
candidate advocating continuation of the
war and separation Of the Union. were de-
feated.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

re- Our returned officers. General
M'Call and others, say that troops have
lately poured through Richmond in SUR
prising Numbers. Over 10000 passed
through there from Georgia and Mississip-
pi on the 5tb. bound to Gordonsvlle.-
One hundred and fifty cannon were sent in
that direction on Monday week. About
l50. 900 men are around the city and $780,
900 in Virginia alone. besides over 200. 900
in other portions of the South. A new
draft of 150, 90 men is soon to be raised
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

kE Last Monday. an immense Wn
meeting was held At Valparaiso, And was
add rjssed by Hon. Charles w. VAthcast
in q speech of eminent ability and eio.
quence He came out warmly for tho Ad-
ADMINISTRATION and the Wsr: denounced the
9Th of January Convention; and appealed
to his old political friends to lay aside eli
party prejadices. and unite IN standing BY
those who were for crushing out this I'M
holy rebellion. After he concluded. 3d.
500 were subscribed Is bounty for enlist
mcnts.- South Bend Register, l4th.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

22.6oe m sss required to fll up the
old reginsats in Indiana. volunteers for
whi-h viii Be- received until the lst Of
Sspteubss. when the deficiency win b
made up By draft. q
The quota Of Iadisaa usdsr the two lest
calls asd 70 81 up the old regiments will
Be aboat IS. 600. Il Il estinssed that
about 10 regiments will have to be raised
BY lrsft. provided the State is credited
with her overplus on the irst 500. 600 call,
II not. then about 80 regiments. The quo
to Of MArshsl} county for the whole ..
mount zill bestout l. 200, requiring about
400 to be rsissd By dsaft. provided We have
~ is estimated. osl! 500 now in the field
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

Ipdian;sns havs fust resolved the follow
ing dispssch iron Gov. Morton's private
secretary: You ere mistaken. / think. IN
ssyipg that New York sent the 6rst regi-
meut under the President . call for BOG, 600
,volontsws. The 10th Indiana We the
first that have any knowledge Of. Il
left on Monday night last, fally armed
and equipped. Another leaves tomorrow.
Several others will BE- ready By the mid
die Of next week." This dispatch settles
the matter, and the Hoosier State takes
the palm. Honor to whom honor is due
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

re- One of the editors of the Detroit
7ri6nne has been spending few days in
Canada West, and gives the result OF his
observations in that region. On the war
question, ha says that four-fifths of the
population aympathize with the rebels CT
the South.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

Gea- McCleilan's army. Il Is announced.
IN = tslesraphic despsscA from Fortress
Monroe. dated Aug. l6. evacuated Hxrri-
sons Landing shout 8 O'Clock that morn
ing. and thss at about che same hour the
advance reached Williamsburg. The rsb-
els do not appear to have pursued our re-
treating army. probably for want Of trans-
portation. but they are rapidly concsates-
ting ct Gordonsville. where. IL is supposed.
the next great battle will be fought. Nc
Clellan's retreat was military necessity.
His army is now in position where it
can cooperate with Pope. The inteation
is. probably. to concentrate the entire ar
my Of the Potomac. and decide the issue
in one great battle. Reinforcements arc
being poured in rapidly from the Eastern
States. II the rebel strength is any thing
like rs great rs IL has been represented.
Pope or Mcclellan will. doubtless. Be II
tackled before their forces can BE- concen-
tratsd. or achievements reach them.
LATER.
A dispatch from Philadelphia. dated
August 10. says: The Bslletis says gen.
tleman who left Fortress Hensss lest eve
ming. furnishes the following: The army
of tbs Potomac had al srsivsd e ths 1ox-
or end Of the Peninsula without being mo.
Tested GA the way in the slighssst degree.
Gen. Mcclellan. Il - UNDERWOOD. was
1t Williamsburg yesterday morning.
Fitz-John Porter's division which VA
on the opposite side Of ths Js1sss Risss
has also como down the Rsaiasuls. !
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

re- Upto Wednesday noon there had
been recruited an this State over twenty
four thousand volunteers. since the first
call for 800. 900 volunteers. This is some
eight or nine thousand more than her quo
ia. aud for which we will have credit in
tn draft.-Lad. Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

A clique. composed Of . few wirs-pull-
ers from this and Starks counties, met at
Knox on Saturday last. and nominated
n. A. o. Packard. Of this place. for the
Legislature. No previous notice Of the
Convention was published in the Demo
cratic papers of the District. Will free
men tsmely submit to such secret proceed
ings?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

H Hon. Robert Dale Owen. i life-
long and prominent Demoerat of th;s
Ststes has Just published . letter. address
ed to the Secfetary of War. In which the
policy of enancipating al the slaves, with
compensation TO loyal owners, is strenu-
ousiy urged E---
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

We neglected last week to mention the
fact that the Buttternut aympsthizsrs Of the
9th Congressional Dissrics. mst 1t Win
maniac On the 7th. and nominafsd David
Turpie. of White. for Congress. Turpie.
It will b surrendered. was the Democrat
10 candidate for Ii. Governor In 1850
The Indiana Journal truly remarks Of him:
he is . man of some talent, but of no
character. standing. or principle. He has
never opened his mouth for his country
since the war broke out, but has been sui
lenly and constantly silent. or only spoken
encouragement and coldhesrtsdness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

mine the quota of drained men required
fFom zach township. and will PR pare in
structjQns for the same. s. q =
It expected that thu CONCESSIONS
and their deputies. will be- active and
prompt in completing the work intrusted
to them. The failare Of one county scitl
delay Meschols.E By order Of = Kga
N %. p. Monrox Governor. - 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

@ 1t is suggested that after those un-
able to do military duty have got done
making afhdavits. the life insurance COM
panies will be looking them over to see
whether they harmonic with the testimo-
ny given when the policies were obtained
Not bad idea
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
LATER.


GENERAL 0RDEs. No. 1l2.-Ihe De-
partmsnt Of the Ohio. hereby crested. viii
be sompossd efths Stairs Of Ohio Miehi-
gan. Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Ken
lucky east of ths Tennessee River. and in-
GLIDING Cumberland Gap snd the troops
operating in its vicinity. Major Gsnsral
Fl. G.. Wright is assigned to the Depart
ment Of The Ohio.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
A. d. TowssESD, A. A. g.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

~ Thomas Summer. Of Illinois. has
been appointed Adjutsnt Of the s7th reg
iment. Has the supply Of men competent
for such places been exhausted in Indiaas?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT!
AT CORBIN'S HALL,
On this Thursday Evening,
Commencing at Z O'Clock. =. NJ

commencing az ! CLOCK, L. NJ
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Master Joseph Potter,
THE INFANT DRUMMER!
MASTER 10. only FIVE years old and
weighing only thirty pounds, isa
Natural Drummer!
And will astonish as well as amuse all
who listen to him. by the perfection of his
performance and his accurate perception
Of time
Several of the amateurs Of Plymouth.
have kindly volunteered their services to
make the entertainment pleasan, one.
EF Admission for adults Is cents
Children 10 cents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
Union State Ticket.

For Scretsry Of STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE. Of Delaware County
For Auditor Of State.
ALBERT LANCE, Of vigo County.
For TSsssurvy Of State,
JONATHAN 8. HARVEY, Of Ciask Couasy
Fsv Attorney Gesssol
ID. E WILLIAMSON, of Putnam County.
Fsr Superintendent Of Pu6lie hsstruesion,
J. I. MORRISON, Of Washington County.
Union District Ticket.
For CONGRESS,
SCHUYLER COLFAX. Of st. Joseph.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
DAVID T. PHILLIPS Of Marshall.
For District Attorney,
WILLIAM ANDREWS of Laports.
For Senator,
DR.. N. SHERMAN Of Marshall
Union County Ticket.
For Auditor,
WILLIAM SHIRLEY.
For Treasurer,
RUFUS HEWITT.
For Sheriff.
LUTHER JOHNSON.
For Commissioney.-Cenfral District,
JEPTHA DISHER.
For Commissioner .-Seuthern District.
ISAAC N. NORRIS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

cI- The N. Y. Tri5une's Washington
correspondent says that the President will
not reject colored regiments when offered
BY governors Of States. ag
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
D. T. PHILLIPS

Will address the people of Green town.
ship. ct Nswhoass's School House on FRI
DAP. August .:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
NOTICE OF EDITION no Sell

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom Il -
concern that petition viii be presented to<0e
Marshall Court of Common 4leus. AZ - ne1@seg-
ular term, TO be holden at the z0eo1ezI0use "
on the 5th Monday Of September. 1862. prayi.9
for the sale of she undivided two-thirds Of ~
numbered twenty FIVE. twenty six and ffsy-ei6
in the original plot Of the town Of f'ymoushs
the county Aforesaid, belonging TO the estate -
David Vinnedge, deceased, bis personal preyen4
being insufficient 70 pay his debts: -
NATHAN H. 0GLESBEEs
AuRust Ia. 1862. Ad0t.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
Thursday. september1r. 1899,
o. ". BARNARD. skisrG.
CHERRIES SALE.-Dy vir.ue Of Z

- n HftIK y D-fbf1s-Dy SIftue Oh .
~ Commission. issucd by the Clerk Of the uaxshan
Common Pleas Court, and to directed, In fsvep -
Charles H. Reeve, for the of Rafs Hecft snd ~ q
oodward assignees and against Jacob OIiugss. wfll
offer at Public SALE the law Directs the Gem
House door in the town Of Plymouth, MAshsu cssssz.
On Thursday, septembcs N, fses,
between the hours 81 10 O'Clock, NJ and O'Clock,
II said day. the rents and profits for term exesedsg
years. following described sa11
county Of Marshall. and State Of Indiana, to-wit:
The southeast fourth Of the north fourth ef sectieh
seventeen ~, township thirtythree 1881 NORTH rasgs
two III east being 40 Also the nsrsk
west lot If section sixteen l1sl in the town s.a
range. containing sixfy-four and sixty eight oneAsn-
drcdths 64 6S-lo0 acres with and improve
ments Valuation waived
n the profits for years estsss
will not sell for sufficient to saffy said CoDmsion
interest, costs and accruing costs WILL az the time
and place. sale the highest lawful bidder All Dc
right title and interest OF the said defendant andso e
same, much thereof may he necessary to ssty
said writ -sff = - ~
Aug q 1852 O. NJ. BARNARD. EheriG,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
EyAIR WARNINGl

LNAlK WARNINGl-r 9fnn-fl-H
All those indebted to me by Note or Account
are requested to call on or before The 10th Sep
tember and pay up, as wish TO goE s9 a. thns
time, and hope those that have been eeoopmo-
dated until this time will comply promp9 With
this REQUEST otherwise viii be under the 1rcoli-
ty of using more stringent measures 70 collect.
august IA tt J. L. wESTERTELT.3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

BOURBON, on Wednesday, September Sd.
PLYMOUTH, on Thursd az. September 9Th.
0-Doors open at and Z O'Clock, p. NJ.
UsAdmission 70 Boxes. ............50 Cent
ITChildren to Boxes. ...........-.25
Admission to Pitt .-...........-25
&c No half price 50 Fit. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
MILE. AGNES.

The Invisible Wire P-rfrmer
whose brilliantly graceful positions
npon n single wire, At a consider-
Idle elevation from the ground,
excite universal admiration. In
ruth, This singulariy beautiful
parlor Entertainment IL Q card
which needs only to be known to
induce thousands 90 visit the Pa
vilion for the purpose OF seeing Is
afonc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
Thursday, September n, 1869,
SHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue Of

SHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue OF
" COMMISSION, isssed by the Clerk VI the Mar
shall county Circuit Court, and 10 directed In Ave
IF Charles H. Reeve and against Daniel shcsmsker and
Svilla shoemaker his WIFE, will oEer Public Sale
the w dircfs- al the Court Iiose door in Che e
Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on
Thursday, September II, 1892,
between the hours Of l0oclock and o'clock,
of said day the rents and profits for term exceeding
years, Of the following described pai6
county of Marshall, and 81 lte Of Indiana, to-wif
of the southwcs Of section nineteen fle}.
township thirty hrc (33 north. of range tive ~ sss
commencing at the southwest corner e said quafser
section and running east the south line
CID ros; thence north sixiy-f 1851 reds; thence
parallel with said south line 2s rods; thsnss
north fifteen l5) rods: thence fory-sx 1857 rods:
thence south eighty $50 rods to the placs of BEGINNING
containing thirty three and twenty Ave onehsn
drrdths ts3 25loU) with all the teneuehs, improve
ents and appurrenanccS thereto belonging. without
gard TO valuation appr2isens~nt- i.
II the rents and profits for safd real eseats
Will not sell for sufficient 70 satisfy said Wsts
interest and accrung costs wiii At the me
and place. offer for sale the highest lawful bidder I'll che
right, title and Of the Defendant snA
the same, much thereof may b nees1saxH
TO satisfy said writ.
Aug ii 1862 o. NJ BARNARD. sAisrG =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
sALE.--By virtue Of !

SHERIFFS SALE.--By virtue Of
~ Commission issued BY the Clerk ofthe Nar,hs ccsps
Of Common Pleas. and TO directed. in fverfsf ys-
rcph Hildrbrand and against Isaar Thomas lAmss Hss
reTevn baiil viii offer Public S1l- sBs Lac
directs. At the G. House door in the 81 Biyn-
outh, Marshall County. Indiana.
Thursday, September n, 1869,
between the hours oflo O'Clock, and4 eciesh . o..
Of said day. the rents and profits for
seven years, Of the described real no
county of Marshall. and State Of Indiana, to-pit:
part of the north quarter cf ion num- saty
IN township number hirty five, north Of I've
being all of the said quarter excepting from the nestA
west corner thirty ling rightly rods north cad
south BY sixty rode and ~rsi, sold by said HHde-
brand John Sey bold. and also excepting from the
soh west ofsid quarter her pocs ~ fuesfy
being eighty rods north and south by forty rods
and wet. leaving in said quarter hundred sEd
ten acres, or less.
1thc and profits for Of ~ ID real estate
will sell FOR sufficient safisfy id
interest and accring cos will the tirss
AMI place offer for sale TO the highest Law l bidder. all the
right title aud interest Of the sadfrndsnt in and 60 she
sam" much thereof may be necessary sstisy
said writ.
Aug p, 1852 o. N. BARNARD. sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
MASTER LANES ROBINSON.
MRL I1HN RnRIHsnn

Just returned from abruad, the
Principal Equestrian in the world;
the naked horse charnpion-in all
his wonderful achiexerneL ..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

From Pixies Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati, In all her rule Of the
New Ballet. pronounced by first
Masters Incompatible /: also in
splendid Double Dances with Mile.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
ABDALLAH,

In his great four horse Demon Act
The elegantly hrmed, and beauti,
fully marked, and highly trained
horse
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21

The most delightful ef Equestrian
Ladies, IN her brilliant Act Of
Workmanship. beautiful, graceful,
and daring. Riding backward with
~ much ease rs FORWARD, flying
balloons and over banners,
aud formisg pictures Of such ele-
-ance and grace. NJ 10 have gained
for her the sobriquet Of Queen q
Love and Beauty.