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full List OF Prisoners who have
Died IN the Hospitals of Indianapo-

a Full List OF Prisoners who have
Died in the Hospitals of Indianapo.
His.
February %, John Pington, 26th Miss
James Leyille. 9Th Ky.
j. W. Evans, 4th Mlss.
20, One, name unknown. 81 Miss.
q. a j. Gentry. 4th Miss.
=" Samuel Casbion, SD Tenn.
Z" Malcomb Afford, 4th Miss.
=" y. Robert Edwards. Miss.
Z" Mayer Il. Henry sth Ky.
March / Joseph w Williams, 18th Miss.
james Cameron.
2. -. Putnam.
" II. Carter
ID NJ s. Phlpot.
Wa. ii. Huet. 4th Miss.
Little..Toe (colored.)
" J. p. Holder. KY
+" ,. Samuel II Lloyd, 81 Miss.
One, name unknown.
Pleasant l.. Howard.
VIM. Taylor. White county, Tenn
4, s. 5. Eastwood.
I" John X. Russell Co. II !, 18th Miss.
Eli Richardson. Co. H, Tenn.
=" Z" David b. Hodges, Tenn.
Wm. Booth
a. " James Menchel 4th Miss
Z" Alex Chestnut. Co X. 4th Miss
4" 5. Willis HI. Nire, Co. III, 4lst Tenn.
"a +" George y. Wilson, Ky.
+" /" Coleman Gwin, SD Tenn.
a. M. l.. Mathews. Co. II, 4lst Tenn.
:" " A. j. Weldon, Tenn.
6. Joseph NJ. Frost. Team cav
:" " H. O. Travis. Goth Miss.
&" " j. IL. Ladd 9th Ky. Co. b.
Zephaniah Boyd. 4th Miss. Co. H.
I" Henry r. Doss 4th Miss, Co. q.
% I" Thos ID. Ward, AID Tenn.
+" Matthew ID. Smith, LIST Tenn.
I" Elijah Pampln. SD Tenn Co. ID.
(" X. G. Thurman, 4th Miss. Co. f.
8 W. H. Miller, 26th Miss. Co. 4.
Z" " Peter O Elan. 4rh Miss, Co. III.
:" - Tuttle. 4th Mss.
:" /" jerome Park. 4rh Tenn, Co. II.
90 I" Bugg, seth Va.
3 B. A. Curtis. 18th Miss, Co. E.
I" " Ralph Ellison. 26th Tenn Co. Z.
" Jas G Blair. 4th Miss, Co. b.
q 4" A Parker. Marshall CO., Ky.
10 T 8 Wren. 26th Miss, Co. A.
" j McClimons, Co. +. Goth Miss.
+" 10 Richard McCarter. Co. E. Goth Tenn
+" A III Mcconnell, Co. f. 5sth Tenn.
" Chas NJ Riddle, Co. E, Goth Miss.
" I" Albert Brutton. Tenn cavalry.
.' III Isaac N Taylor. Co. b. Seth Va.
F" John III MiIliner. Co. A. 26th Miss
II Cox. Graves battery. Ky.
" IL b + Barrett. 2d Ky.
F" "a j Black, Co. q, 26th Tenn.
" Thos Readon. Twiggs Co.. Tenn.
% " j w Marshall, Graves battery, X,
Vim p Frayser. Co. b, I'd Ky.
/" X Smith. Co +. SD Tenn.
" Taylor. Co. j, Cd Ky.
:" IL Robi Lowry.
W X Davis, Co. l. 4th Miss.
+" Jas NJ johnson. Ky.
Ia Vim Peel. Co. X. Sd Miss.
NJ Robinson.
:" Benjamin Loden, Co. +, Goth Tenn
Total, "a.
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part of the fran work of the outside stairs
to the new city offices is up. and reveals mag
nifcence in keeping with the general character of
the Glenns. 1t is iron throughout. and is to be
covered with a metallic roof The whole will
cost about 81 500, instead of $500, as most men
would have made il cost.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-15

INV GooDs-SPRISG SrocK. - Jones, Vim
hedge & Co, are receiving the first of the spring
stock and STYLES of boots and shoes. Their spring
purchase is larger and more complete in styles
and selections than ever before brought to this
market, and they propose selling at even lower
prices than ever before.
j., '. 4 Co.'S is the place to buy shoes this
time.
n b. When their stock of children's shoes
are received, there will be twenty four different
styles, entirely new to this market.
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TEIES7
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

Weak Lungs, Indigestion Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Ner
System Paralysis Piles, and for all requiring
Toni
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TELEcRAPHic.
SOLDIERS POTSOFED.
SOUTHERN NEW

BEAUREGARD CoMMANDER-IN CHIEF
OF THE REBEL ARMY.
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DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL VINE BITTERS!

from all who have not used them. We challenge the
world to produce their equal.
These BTTTEss for the Of WEAK SroxAcs GENERAL
DEBILITY and for PURIFYING and ESRIouSG the BLOOD
absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy earth
To be assured of this it is only make the
trial The Wine itself ipf very superior quality, being
about third than other Wines warming and
nvicorating the whole system from the head to the feet
As these BierS tonic and Alternative in their charac
ter they strengthen and invgorae the whole system
and give tine tone and healthy action to all its parts
by equazng the circulation, removing distractions, and
producing general warmth They also excellent for
Diseases and Weakness peculiar 10 Females. where
Tonic is required to strengthen and brace
the stem. No lady who is subject to la sude and
fantness, should be without them, they revvify
ing in their action.
THESE Buffers
will not only Cure, but Prevent Dis.
and in this respect douby valuable to the person who
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~ The indianapolis American has the fol
lowing, stating the truth for once:
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M DICAL.

d. s. BEATTY, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH CAPTURED.
FIRST DISPAT(-H' a
riRsT DIsPArCH,

BArrrMoRE, May llTThe boat from
Old Point. just in. brings inforrnafion
that our Troops crossed 70, the Virginia
shove. o., Friday night. while the Rip, Raps
shell,si Sewall;s. Point. "A fahliing was
made at .Willoughby poiat,- at, the spo.
selected by President Lincoln on the pre-
viops ,asyo lie, was smon Che first who
steppei ashore, Tie rreLass Ifei a. the al
vance of our troops At latest adyiees
from Gen. iWeber. he was within three
miles Of Norfolk.
SECOND DISPATCH.
p Iy.AspSeros. Max lE'lhs Nsvy De
partment has. received fhA following dis
pautch this IN m ,offnink: ; III Hsf49
Fonr MoSnor, May 1oAl2' o'clock
Norfolk aud Portsmouth, are oars. incl u
ding the Navy Yard Gen Wool COM
plefed the landing Of his troops this morn
ing. and commenced the marclIon Norfolk
with 5000 men. SECRETARY Case accom-
paiiieIl the eexpeditien baAbpnt five miles
from the lanJing,ay rebel battery was sta
toned Oh the Opposite siaeSof a bridge.
over Tanners Creek Alter a few dis
charges, the rebels burned the Lri,lge.
which compelled ns to march aropnd FIVE
miles. At five o'clock when our forces
were within a shon distance Of Norfolk
they ycle met by a delegation of sitizrns
and The city formally" srirfnn'lefed.l Our
troops marched in ana now have posses
sion. Gen. Vielraeomman,fs as Military
Governor. The Navy Yard was Burned.
Gen Hnger Withdrew his forces without a
fight. 'isl..itsa go
Commodore Rogers expedition was
heard from this aftern' on. ascending Jan es
liver.
Reports from Mcclellan are favorable.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
M'GAEhhAN'S ARMY.
4rhlysBahA Twenty Mites Of Richmond.
FORTRESS Mosnor.. May 1l.-Nrw
kfSTO H.IQfhps A--Pufsuit Of rcb-
els by Gen. Stoneman has been. in every

FORTRESS MosnoE.- May 1l.-Nrw
kFsT,Q II. lQth,Ps a.--Pufsuit Of rcb-
els by Gen. Stoneman has been, in every
respect. successfnl-His headquarters now
here are 81 miles. from. Richmond. while
We adyaneecomposeao of Col. Farnsworth's
9Th Illinois Cavalry Is five miles ahead
The enemy are in sight. but are gradually
fallingf back. The inhabitants. n nearly
every Instance have left tt Is said the
EFebefswiii makers ssani Mt Bottoms bridge
ID miles from Rehmond, and head-waters
of Chickahominy river. -. :,
Ie. Gen Mcclellan with the main army is
fapidly following within few miles.-
Cum berland. small town on Pamunky
river, two and half miles from here, was
destroyed by the enemy. and is now occu-
pied by us. The rear guard OF the enemy
is Longstreet's division. consisting OF ten
regiments OF. Infantry. two, batteries and
one regiment of cavalry. ss-,s ..-...s
There was an engagement Yesterday be-
tween our advance and the enemy's rear,
at Skaters Mills. three miles from here
Fourteen rebel cavalry were killed and o
humber: captured. <s
X Howell Cobb was here last night. but
left, this. morning. The enemy's retreat
has been admirably accomplished. they
carrying almost everything with them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
INV 1o.kII'NI1ElGT%. .tss@nIer Co

lnmbia has arrived from Havana. Maj. Sd.
The guntoat Dpniel Smith arrived at Ha-
'vsha on the Seth from Fort Jackson April
26th. sHFIie attack on the rebel forts com
'inehced on the 18Th. On tlie 23d Com.
Farraguts. IN The. Hartford. and thirteen
steamers passed the forts, aud Gen. Butler
lSn1ed 1900 men above. The rebels lost
eleven gnnboats and the Hoilins turtle,
IN ana sas. 'se Our forces took 400 prison
efs = I'VE lot over fifty men. and our gum
bout Verona was also sunk
On the oath. q, flag Of truce was sent to
C9mm9iore Porter, asking conditions fol
Hstifreh,iering. 10 which Porter replied. mo
Iconaitions."I nsas' Ssa oh" a%Nls7.
our Gag now waves over the Custom
House m New Orleans. ,s''si''''s' ~
is The Verona ah,i rebel steamer Webster
iron caa.s bad d splendid engagement: =
'fhea Webstef rn6ning int the Verona and
sinking her. but before going under the
Verona's' crew poured in volley OF eight
gnns, so estructive and crushing that both
'thc w ebster and Verona went down TO.
bethcr.. sin 80 ~ sti ~ d '."t :
g Arrangements for a surrender were tc
Ibemaae % he27t6, the .aay after the dis
pateh left. -n2sh lse ~. y hs'A 74v
1.-The Ram Manassas ''wuaas SD sunk by til,
'steamship Mississippi Orr forces sent ,
Small boat ITO the Eve RATS, aud towet
them out Of tie way before they could Dc
any harm. Rebel loss unknown. .Ay'a .
An American war steamer reports cap.
i..,, f.-~lasf r. - L. .sl ~ Il
ITO Key West, and chased amos her innto lBa
/, hiasIionda.si -eliia2 ca fiisNy
I Twenty mortar and three gnnbo ats wer,
engaged against the forts, silencihg then
aftersix day. incess ant f rin &. The chains
facrossthe fi,criWefe iems we'd ~ orr GIN
boats. The retelsasent fiye ,iahsgdow,
the oriver. bntathey' dip little dam age.-
One se, lire 70 to the Hartford but It wa
speedily extinguished ~ doiso hineH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
CON. sFARRAGUr'ss DISPATCH.

III $50 pVitSi VI hs Ne .fltt
WAsmSGros. May 81 Dispatches Civ !
ing the detai!so of the operations of the fleet
at New Orleans have been rereiee,l,s but
they contain no new points ~ 4saaHI 3
AZ I'll FoRTREss MoNRoE. May 8. 1862 q
10. Gideon Weiies, Secretary Navy:-si =
~ / have the honor TO announce that in the
providence of God, who smiles on Just
cause, the squadron under Flag 0fficer
rFsrragut has been vouclisatca glorions
victory and triumph in the capture of the
city f'sNew Orleans. forts jackson, ST.
Phillip. Livingston and Pike the batter
les below an,t above New Orleans, as we'll
as the total destruction of the enemy
gnnboats, steam rams. floating batteries.
fire RATS. and obstructing bombs and
chains The enemv with their own hands
destroyed from eight to ten millions worth
of cotton and shipping. Our loss is 36
killed and l23 wounded The enemy lost
from 1. 600 to 1.500, besides several hun
dred prisoners / ain bearer Of dispatches
3 fSigneil go TuEoDonUs BAILEY.
Capt. and 81 Commander attacking
force. ~ ssfs--2n ems
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
FROM FORT MONROE.

,FoRT MosnoE, May 1.-THE following
was Issued in Norfolk on Saturday morn
's'o'ss I'd NoRyOGfkka. May 10. 1869
The occupancy Of the cities OF Norfolk
and Portsmouth is FOR the protection. OF
the pntlic property, and the maintainance
OF the public laws Of the United States
Prfyate associations and domestic quiet
viii not. be disturbed. but Mutations Of or
der and disres pect TO the government wll
be followed by The Immediate arrest Of the
offenders Those who have left their
homes .qnlet anticipation Of acts Of yam
dslism may be assured that the govern
.mepi allows no man The honor of Sewing
in its, armies who forgets the duties Of q
citizen in discharging those of a soldier.
and thstpo Individual rights Will be inter
feleJ with; The sale Of Liquor IS pr9hibit-
el,smlss,[ sjsnedls EsnERE L. yEp,E,
-. - - Zig, Gen. y. $. A..
~, 80, -, - - And Military .Gpyernor.
:, FoRy MoSpoEy May 12z-Nu,hipg new
from McClella. army TO, DAY. The tele,
egraph 70 his headquarters is. kept son
stapIiy smpIpyeJ by goygnmenI; business
Some OF the crew, Of the Merrimac have
ddfsersfa from zig Pom, snd. Just GONE in,
TO lNewpQrt. Is. .r.u : mn 4m ed,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

"DETAILS sofs Tnfs kvACUA rfoNh Or
20 .foaelo G5YORkfOWN. cd isdi !'sh
sRe5ef Ban5arify--l7Hsr,Zs tpedossL- When
81 TIE EsdsuatioR Begsa-- Reteis CoaneiFlof
l'a Var "A fssrsssg IL Neir Banks. .hs,'sS

l,corespJudence fdfeds he ssth] m New York
fiI -ssir1oi >Tsibdnc, of Tuesday TOT nfitisd
About sdccfoek lhis' morning fhe buiFl-
Eng a " oskt ON ., was Aired. Ana Iowe
andt Gem Heinszd nlan went up I'M 4 BAL
ilhos IN I sfonh'l itwhs their ssoteh6nse at
Sy oikt 9~nnwharf IA arsylisbt s,hey re
Ported the fortsuempty. e1s~ isdi sHls"
f~NNs aeaptarel aTfeBeld euHher in me act
f8f firshgs his fiece 81 Bc saisl he Vas the
iasts ihhSbifantitof iYSiktoisnF He had
been firing the- GIN al hfght e i ehtesed the
rabbi works ats4A NJ Not'alwhife man,
woman Or child was TO be seen. Articles
tof elotIiing.. stores. and officers camp fur-
Situtc LAY scattered everywhere. None OF
the1te6ts Or houses were destroy eds< TAI
r The rebels appear 10 have commenced
dismounting ana carrying their GYMS back
TO NTlliamsbu ifonr q 4 y ago. Wagons
1hase1 been engaged m transporting their
age for '6vefo week past The sIek AID
Iw.,inde.ls.i Numbering; over q 400.i were
sent to Richmon7atsn days sgs,a1d bro
p Yhe'febef soldiers and negroes were at
i> 5fkso their i6tscnc lshentss 2 o. clock
this tnofnii'gs, wien their rear gaari order
efskessoiisto eease. ana sksnpthe march
to Whiiamsbhsg. In the house OF Mrs
yAs6n.t whereiG ena Maerudtf shal slept
tfhcr n iehto tcfsre the cvaesati01.o Pfossnd
several open letters lying unfJlded on The
liable. ,Fwo were s4ddresse4 TO- Gen. Nc
tCleflAn, one to theififstY 6ukee chat comes,
land one std5Abe 4ihcSl6 aiJrhea}b ll6wiup
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

Es't5fysYyfNtd az q4H1'tf'Y9Stg III e 11fSTy
, dBoillyi bsaten-4+0sASr aBdftiss TO Folib,e
,d,sf7 3dT otsrg edi baaoi yoi'r xiaL I
) s1siii"'Srid "a 10 s.odi - lsaiirsfi s4an /
aswashtyofto,SS..I MA s79M-.rhesa enemy
rave esaeuAted.i Williamsburg. tana fell
towards itichtnonE Our army q following
,bem, up sigoronsiy, Tie battle Of Mon
'lay swas' very severe. and'r the loss Of the
rebek proves to have been large. s %
GENERAL M:CLELLANis OFFICIAL
,d,olo or DISPATCHES. bod 1s,iio
g w AsniSoros dMsy 7.l4The fdlTowing
ave The dispatches from Gen. NJ Clelian, to
Secretary Stanton: ON .s"i'H'i oszeft !
May cap have the
pleasure to annonnce the Occupation of
this place, a. the result OF hard fought
action yesterslay. HancoclS's Bfigaie en-
gagcment had the effect 10 turn the left of
she enen,y's linea Of ~oiks. aid> seaaAfr
n7s-,The enemy abanfouesl their entire line
ilnrine the night leaving All bis sick and
ssofrsisa IN n, hands. = fiis iossv ye-ser
Nay was very severe" We have some
three hundred men :voanied. sandsln more
than one thousand wounded and prisoners.
THEFT loss il heavy. - Our victory IL COM
piesc.o I have sent eavalry IN pmsnit-afi
il 'srhca condurtiof orr ,nenwssl excellent.
sithaseafcely an exceptioh. The enemy's
works were extensive and exceedingly
Strong. cav sei'tsr iA .i9na1 sea
-. Our loss in Hoolser'sl division is heavy.
but very little in other psrtsof the field.
sa'"H snccess VAS gained with a
loss of non over 20 Killed anil weanlesE
2 1--WE have other battles 10 fight before
reaching Richrnohd.o ~sned sd .s.isazs
. 'srhereiieIs are Aying ffoms Williams
burg towards Riclfmond.s archaeological
Mcclellan etsgrsphs from Johnson's
headquarters. as FolIows;;lo Holi7 Z faa
..The. weather x qodq u DAY. bat there
is great difficulty 10 getting 'ib fool on &C.
count Of the road - Very few wagons
have yet come up, Am = I authofized, to
foIIow th the ! xam pIess Of other seanSerals ahd
direct the name Of ire battle g be placed
'b [siissueddl io loGro,.' b. bfctsL gtlkx sss"
a''s' ssa Major General so5mmdnlibg;;'
AsHIssTos. Nay; The Fortress
Monroe. boat which left ct eight clock
this moFpips has Arrived st CheYr1Fy Stope'
bringing the bll oying;.Ix kns .sssl., sds
qD 2Db rssJ bad WuIAnspuae.aM Nay &c
To HomaE. MsdStsatoa, snz ~ hiss ed
q Every houF' proves ON victory more
|ron 4, r3oto 1V3,o ~ " n ~ M -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15

New YoRK, May ia hummer OF lale
Southern papefs hAv .e been feceiSed. ncng
them the Petersburg tysi Express Of the
CfcISsarr,s May ls.-Tbe Daity Com
ue,v;;oi has copies Of the Memphis Ara-
k,Inche and argus Of the 9th and 7th, :
THE SITUATION IN VIRGINIA..
The advance of the ironrcladl gaqbeat
Galena m the James River created the pit
:, los, 1,cohstefnation in sPetersburg.l The
fact that She 'silenced the rebel batteries At
passs Rsipt 4nJ yass 2 a .al Peters
'bnrg. csnsed q complete pane tneFe' he
Petersburg Express Of the 9th ssys:-
t.TAsvesi;s 6tumdk, that Ne ArlkHs E9se
landing forces Yesterday At Bur wehx BAY
or Sfnith6eld. and their intention viii lie
Hdonbtlessfo march across the country. =
distance OF some Is Or twenty piles sna
Isal,e possession Of .SnfTslks 20 This ruuos
lacks conErmations, .f'so as-i. .ss..e zoe
The 4yaehbutg Iltg4Sapa' May ON.
says J ackson sxasa sfaiA Al, stap1or at
last scconnts.r A report, vAs brought neTs
by an officer Of the 18th Mississippi regi-
ment that detachment, constituting the
Advance ,sqrps IF EwslI's army = syift
my. and lkssye s2stlf Hss expanding
We received intel ljgepce yesterdey, 70 Mn
eject hat al tf6opS &e5e fSfh5e 49,
from G resesin1bbrihar to Bonsocs Depot IS
R0sn0ke covy nd I. =. sz'.. !. -
The Memphis Aralaache OF the 9th ssys:
sSrhede lagraphie. paus frsu Rka,6k -
~ ps{n(s ~ significant. Mcclellan ~
Ito have been preparing the same fsfs e.,
Richm6 iHkks/ AA1kTkvos mn
ifersR cRz0 flensiA< yi-xea sIsi< 7's ~
~szsf ~afs rr~-s~~1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
FLAo SHIP BExrox. ABOVE FoRr PiiG.ow
-. Inc moor 90 d. SathrlaY May 10.


4 sldW "a &. .--+--s -ia ~ 'noii.
FLAo SHIP BExrox. ABOVE FoRr PnI.ow.
81. E'ns 'aoo7 sai ~. SATURDAY Maybe.
10 clifton wsaes. Ssaliasy efAe Way:
- A,naysl snga gem ps for vlisb tbr 5sb-
els have been preparing, took place this
.morning. a rebel fleet. Of eight ron la.l
gpn5oats. four o.. Them Ira,ns. came up
han l,opely. !, The, Fl III Isstel, fur h9prs.
Two rebel sunboats were blown M ,ap.l
one .sunkr yhsp tho, Tebsls rstrealr'l pre-
.eipitatelr unier. the GINS, of the Foft.N7-
Only two Of oar. vessels " re dipaGel,-
The Cincinnati sustained some injnry from
the rams. hut ixill be, in ti-;htinS e"nI itipn
70 morrow, Captain SfepmPle I'lsssq'Yp6plsa-
ed himSelf.ana is seriously wounded. The
Benton, is uniujnred, s. .,..d,e :, - H.
h The rebel sqpalyou is, supposed 70 /. be
|epmnanlied. ly II qlIinSr,Il sisssz ss...J -sis
|nieii{Sighed. sr' G. HsDSis- hsi'i
al ifo9>7Csm'd'g. Miss5F gotili proete'a.
F. Caino. MAY II News from Gen. Hal
ieeK's army up to Saturday noon. was re !,
ceived to day On Th,frsaa recoi'nois
sance in force from Gen. Paine's division
went out from Pennington stowards Cor
|inth 81 -Four companies OF theaIth' Illinois
lcavaIrs we're in advance, under command
Eof Mai. Arlington, and when within one
and a half miles from Corintll. discovered
two rebel regiments ofinfantry in position
ON both sides of the road. An ordercto
I|rharce was given, AMI rilliantly exes:nfed.
ny Mai Arlington. who fell pierced lay a
LalIthroughthe brain. sfFour ofenr nen
we're, slightly wounded. but the 'rehefs sn
fefea the loss OF about thirty killed ami
woun,,ea and foas prisoners. ~ 'srss
On Friday ~saper'os force of rone's al.
.aeked Gen. Paine,l who had advanced his
diyision Two miles beyond &C orinths "a
sharD skirmish cnsucd inclndiuga boqs an
bI,ouf. ! The rebels wese saeiniorced and
Gen. 1Paiae osslefe<li htU men to failabaciS,
which wa done IN gooaforder until 1they
|reached Fssnsingt on ~ s0nf losssis stated
Fr one, handfef snds6 ~ killed, wounded
aud uissisxs but shs,sebel loss isuadosbt-
|e&iiysniueh 'tnoreIsa7sqo yas sstoigsq %
zsaOm GestncAr Fort Pillow. uudsru' COM
insndg Of Okpf. Davis.swas sttacksd eaaay
tefdA5mosningby ei6Aesebdi' enshoAts.
Iand 1--we sueOeeded ia sspe&sjng stbsAl ssReF
h6a ef,caeessent Of one tgUm s|1jsotsns iusin-
6iesa s;SfihgBrd rBw sts0A -tlslasssssh and
|bl0sahk sistwo 'of pgeutbdss. bYht
bnSiK eaalsaSofesl! % raee1stsnG I'D tehsd ShF
lphStoat UhsinsAtti 0absuin a8kmb i4 zksIl
sstojaebuatsd Byahfevi6 etsst NAtjsef5s6u'
ttbS y{{eh b6lterfspflkddMtop tRoaashe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-15
'rRdN GEN. nAfGEcK's AMY,

a ne sS<luusfon en- rom c/ Corttith---sS f2ten :
did lONditon ef .Ms Union lAmy--Ad,
o. ssir~1fs.i s1;sris,llnr- Cossslefer Line Of
I . Bafs constantly eItvssHts5--7hsi Etdc:
= udlio,i sStfOr nor 1ySt ssSiaed--tall,
stscks Opinion Yhat Thomas 71iass-.
$ Roqdvia Fine Order Stories Of De-
70 Bsauregard 100000 Struag--
q. 7Fsrassddlye = For1iseos;ons--A Barb Of
~ Seessai days 4nticpdtea 80" - Z"
d 1eiHW 81 ffAH - f. ~ ~ ff ~
Especial Dissatch to the cineini.ati Gizette.l
2 'IueRE M1Es BEYOND MeNtgREy, 'rsSS.,
egsHalleek is making his advauec' very
critically and IN suci, admirable order. that
any lnoment. day ~of niYhe. onr~frsnt Pte-
sesits scoapete line OF battle to thu enc
mysa Pope's headquarters are at Farm !.
iAgton. four mikes sesstoaof Corinth. and
from there slie has daily nGairs with the
enemy. .fAsI'write. heavy artillery. firing
h going ON III this direction 81 On the cen :
teri Ana right oar frons Is from three to 81 K
miles ftoHsz the esiemy's wosks, and Sow
advances Are made constantly xnai
ID The question whether Gorin;h is being
ey6cnstede is'still undecided, atl0ughilhe
great prsponderAncs laofv soeinion among
those swho osghs toe - best Informed re-
mains ethss Besnsegsri ss~hole command
de- ebeing heavily re-ehforceda from edw
Ogiehns, or1if'uof thence, from the EAss.a-
This e. understood TO be Gen. sHal letts 5