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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
From the Indian Territory.

u" From the Missouri Republican, 7lh.
Reports in relation to the dissatisfaction
Of members Of the copper-colored inhabit-
ants of the Indian territory with the Con-
federate Government, are confirmed by ev-
cry succeeding account that reaches Us
from that quarter. The brave, undaunte,l
Opothleyholo, chief of great popularity
and influence. remains firm and steadfast
champion Of the Union. He has gathered
about him between four and five thousand
Cherokces. Scminoles. Greeks and Choc-
laws, who have declared their answering
fealty to the Government that has be-
Ifriendcd them, and determined to do ell in
their power to cheek the warlilSe en- Icayors
Of some Of their tribes attached to jeff. Da-
vis's army.
About the middle of december, Opoth-
leyholo attacked with great fury the camp
of Col Cooper ON Bushy Creek. near the
Ver,ligris River, and drove his fofce. Of L,
500 men distance Of several miles; taking
large number of scalps and achieving a
marked victory. The effect of this tri-
fumph can best be jnlged from the fol-
lowing, which is from the Fort Smith
Times
An express arrived yesterday from Col
Waite. from which we learn that his re-
gimcnt is on the move TO all Col. Cooper.
Nothing has yet been heard from Captain
Parks and his company. 1t is feared that
they have all been killed. and Wattic's
men are highly exasperated
We learn that Col. Mcintosh. in com
mand Of thetroops on this frontier, has or
dered eight companies of Col. Young's re-
giment. five companies Of COL Greer's re-
giment. and Col. Whiiiield's battalions. TO
The assistance Of COL. Cooper against
Opothleyholo and his Jayhawking al
\ lies
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
From Port RoysI.

q.
'NEw York. Jan. 3-Tne Herald says
onr news from Port Royal by the Ariel
yesterday is interesting, The British stes-
mer Fipga attempted 70 run The blockade
Jet Savannah. but was fooled. She gQl
read e make make: her way f9rsgsh W.rssy
Sound. but I'M information N having been re-
ceiyed from gdeserter,. the gun boat Ofta-
wa was dispatched 20 tho Sound. and. on
her arrival the ySbsl mosquito fleet Of Tat.
pal came down to attack her,. AfIsr ,
brisk engagement =. shot WAS, put through
TstpaIl's vessel. when be retired. : 14e, &,
SsRs q t4 Re-. Frugal vss ps5 iS8stfa do
"a JaPaplsh! has schQ9ns VI tblQqt a Jnsma
6pt ladeP with q valuable fsfgo ct 1iay A! 9
segars, shoes, fnd Of Dor stores, was CHASED,
I'm 5 agfoupd, and burned ssf, Gun beF3snfd
MET, On ttS 4 9Th ]a5It,, by be boats of tbs
taken ken Of The crew had previously lesd
e we lw'QQQ9sa zls,,la2 y heo,'
< Ma s % absls.e a;
- = = - modo1e Dupont: 8 .-,s..s,a1
POI f ss'sa Sass|s sbsa con- SsSss ;Ps
preparing f00i new payal aajno PstratiQps g
tfnnboets gre scQncfntratIaG a4d, larGff
qqplers n aEMed l9ppShsaa 1FaH(isip& II
yQS5Es faxs dAlPe LAW iiBg ssk Tigers
u lIt9n Ikead an addH4,9p tQ.{ cE teyeq}ss''
Y 'Sasfr y, sll4iIsts a{alaSk e Charleston any
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

lBAlrrronE. Jan. 4.--Important news
from the Southiis contained in late papers
at hand. A dispatch from Pensacola. da-
ted January LIST. says that Fort Pickens
opened FIRE yesterday. but the fire was not
returned, and to-day our batteries are ST.
lent .-So4mi 9..i1.so .s@ fi.9fi,st .ni
I Pie Charleston 1Kercury has a dispatch
stating that large Federal force had land
ed on the coast of fEdisto, assst the seizure
of rsilroad station No on the Charleston
and Savannah rail soad. - shi Q, 'ol ~
Sixteen wan vessels are reported at Ship
Island. iesiah o. "a o. ,bnafsssfo2 lileel
Pb A destructive fire HAL occurred ut Rich
nond, Burning the Theatre and other val
Iauab]e nyopertyiqG9 sdi .Vlsa9lJ .ssEs +
10 ,The5Mchmoha Disboseh. Of FfiIlay says:
lssA psfyAtSdisp has been received here.
pdssed Motlfe Yesterday. stating that Picay-
ttncb Batlef ~ at Ship Island; also that the
I'FedcraIs have nominal possession Of Beloxi.
and it is believed that they will. occupy
al towns on The coast IN that region
llIIhey cansuted twU cannon at Beloxi, 1t
! IS stated that they landed there from 5000
ito 1905 tfoops. anu II is further rumored
I4hat fbey' express determination to push
forward THEFT forces to jackson.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
A Government Agent sent to Procure
Cotton Seed for the West.

la.
We are glad to notice from the Wash
ington correspondence Of the New York
Epening Post that the prominence given TO
the question Of cotton culture in the West.
especially in Sonthcrn Illinois. has indu-
ced the Secretary, Of NC Treasury. in con-
cert with other members Of the Govern
ment. to send an agent to Port Royal to
procure cotton seed for the, Western farm
ers, and to look after. cotton generally
The agent selected is Mr.. Edward L.
Pierce. a lawyer of Boston. who. while
serving as private in a three months
Massachusetts regiment at Fortress Mon
roe. was placed, by General Batter. in
charge Of the cobtrabands there OF bis
experience with the negroes it will be re-
membered that he wrote an interesting ac-
count in the 1Hanfic Monthly lie will
also have some authority from the Gov
eminent to regulate the conditios, aud
treatment OF the Sonth Carolina freed
slaves. Mr.. Pierce. some years ago. was
For time d resident Of tllis city No Bet
ter selection could have been made for
both important objects in view hicagC
t<7,J9I, w. 10 InaJl'.igoo .nifEsa9 a. boSar
49, 49, 90 A..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

HMcDonali speaking of painted
cast-iron Boot-Jack one of his especial
friends and admirers presented him, winds
up as follows: fr ias
Mattingly's friends doubtless think he
Is enough Of Jack-ass himself TO render
such q presentation unnecessary.
But your friends didn't think you were
Ehey argued correctly. perhaps. that a
mule who had been booted (fguratively
speaking) so frequently by Mattingly. GER
tainly deserved to be presented with boot
jack. Bray again. Mac. A mules bray
always excites our risibles. fiosf7sf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

WAsHISGToN. Jan. lit is known that
several female prisoners are watched and
cared for IN the northern, part of the city
by a detachment of the Sturgis Rifles, I'M
der Lieut. Sheldon. On several occasions
recently events have transpired, showing a
plot to clandest timely effect their release,
but the vigilance of the Guard has as often
frustrated it. ,.. $1,000.
Brig. General Shields has reached Wash
ington. .r
New York. 7th.--The Heralds Wash
ington special says the Cabinet is in ses-
sion tonight. 1t had not adjourned at 10
o'clock. Secretary Seward, who returned
to night. was at the meeting. The city is
fnll Of rumors Of a desperate fight on. tho
Upper Potomac- AT head quarters it is
known only that the rebels have been ,fr-
ing at Hancock, and our own forces have
been returning the fire, and that neither
have been able to reach the objects aimed
at. No later dispatches have been receiv-
ed
The Times special says the President
sent to the Senate the name os Col. Davis,
first Minnesota regiment. as Brigadier
General. -.
New YoRK, Jan. In connection. with
the rumors respecting the leakage of news
from Washington to the rebels. it is said
that the daughter Of high official is one
Of the guilty parties. 1t is now well I'M
derstood from the movements of the rebels
that they were aware of the destination OF
General Burnside's naval expedition
The story goes that it was talked Of in the
family OF the officer alluded to, and by the
daughter communicated to her lover, who
is with the rebels. The destination of the
expedition has been changed in conse-
quence. The young lady left town recent
ly aud has not since returned. Her father.
it is understood. will shortly avefor Eu-
rope for the benefit of his health. ..-
A letter from Romney states that there
are now seven thousand troops at thai
point. including six companies of cavalry
and two companies of artillery. thorough
ly equipped and efficient There has been
no advance as yet nor will there be until
large reinforcements are received. Gen.
Rosecrans was expected at Rnmney, daily.
and on his arrival it was thought that ac-
tive operations would be resumed. Gen.
Kelley is at Cumberland, still very low
from the effects of his wound. lie has
never quite recovered since he was struck
down ut Phillip. n, rs.su n
The Ways and Means Committee have
framed a bill which will IL introduced to-
morrow, authorizing the issue of a hundred
millions in demand Treasury notes, not
bearing interest. and payable generally
without specifying place lor time. which,
as well as all Treasury notes Of like char
acter heretofore authorized. to be issued,
are declared lawful money anil legal tender
in payment of debts. public anu private.
and are ma,le exchangcable'at par value for
six per cent. twenty years coupon bonds
or registered bonds or bonds hereafter ne
gotiated. se~ 5ps
Such Treasury notes. may be received
from time to time. as tho, exigencies of the
public service may reqnire. s5
All schemes OF emancipation anh colo
nization of slaves have been rcfened by
the Judiciary Committee of the House to a
Sub COMMITTEES, bingham and Thomas.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
IATEi, FaOM EIJwt,r,E.

T HALfAx, Jan. 6.-Thc Bohemian, from
Liverpool, 26th, via Londonderry 9th,
has arrived ~ ea
7 Business generally in Liverpool and
London was susPcadcd, owing o'thc holi-
idays. ioc eAts
IdiTherc incorporation or brcalstnff mar
kets to report. Cersols closed at 9e5
@9ls. emaesa
Hon. Arson Burlingamc. minister to
China. hal arrived at Canton and was wei
received. Placarls were posted in fhe
streets of Hong Kong, threatening exiirpa-
ton to allfEuvopcans. .iH fsiai9te''
t. There is great excitement IN Lisbon and
the body of the King had been disinter-
'ed.a- 1907 sd lo aeprT9iii ~ .fie1sn
p LospoSpEfiirs. Dec. 27.lThe alyiccs
from Anicrica are unfavorably construed
IN Eohl6n.s and the funds a-e dropping in
consequcncc.. In liverpool peaceful hopes
preponderate, and cotton is rising. A
Eiiumber Of gnnboats have been ordered to
the Mersev. e,eqrta i'iD mo- fa"70 ~
| 1t is reported that the frisate Algic
has been stationed off the Straits OF Gil
bral'ar topreveht the passage Of priveto0r~
Two frigates were to leave Gibral ar uDht
2lst inst for America. te~ IN
It was reported in Paris.that the Orleans
Princes are to return to Europe forth
with. ..i. M ~ ..
The English papers are stfll discussing
the Trent affair, in hopeful view that the
rebel commissioners will be given up by
| the Cabinet at Washington, and a war be
thus avertei. Pendi1g tho benefit OF news
Iron America in response to the English
Padvices by the Europa. there is much spec
lt,latiJr as to what decision the u. s. Gov
eminent win arrive at in regard 20 stirren
hietine up Mason ana Slidelf. The pre-
Ivaiiinf opinion. however, IS III favor Of
fpeace. War risks at Lloyds have a down
Ward. tchdcpty.a Tks English Papciy. 'ex !.
Ppresy the hope that the French dispachl vii
reach Washington IN time to ihiidencc ths
/ Hxptt, tei MI Seward. ssvoD hstis7d snl
ke'iPkc Paris Pyisse saysthe new Southern
lOo6sols have arrived at some kGerinar
Portland Gre now EN- es0ute to- PARIS ane
lIondon.s 10 a.,s1s eei fistHh roff<'ap
II The London TTaseS has . criticism on
Secretary Chase's Financial Report, and
ct pdsiates At some length on che cxtfa0fdi.
nary extension of'the Borrowing system .de
claFing t1iss Il exceeds anything IN En-
Iidnd's llisf6fp.l nssd 9tan ri9ns sai r
lFr64easis stbut to send reinf0fcencnts
to the squadron of Mexico; and Also to the
s4uodron Oh the Northwestern Aroast o.
Auicrfc6s. Il Il rs 5lso ruin ofed In Paris thai
saisG31ioy{ o<fot<113 o. t;oy f. "a IL isfIAk n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
GENERAL oRDER-No. %.

GENERAL ORDER-SQ. S0-
The bounty of one hundred dollars
granted to the willow or heirs Of deceas-
ed VOLUNTEER. by the sixth section Of the act
f~to authorize the employment of voluns
teerss". approved July %, 1861. which the
second Auditor has been directed to place
to the credit ofsaid decendent. and on the
final settlement of his account will be
charged to the fifty five millions of dollars.
ia .asi L. Thomas. Adj. Gen.
POM NUMBER ONE Of arcccipt to be
Signed by the applicant for the pay Of a
Prisoner Of War as prescribed in article
No. 2. of General Order number 80.
Received Of ----- Paymasier. - doll
lars. and - cents, being the amount due
to private - Of company - regi-
ment, Of foot or mounted as the case may
be) volunteers, from the - day Of -
to the ---day Or. 1866. =.
: All the above blanks, except the name
of;the soldier, letter of the company and
number of the regiment. must be left blank
for the Paymaster to fill mp. II the Pris-I
oner be a non-commissioned. officer. the
word Sergeant or Corporal" must be
inserted in place Of the word Private"
This receipt must be accompanied by a
certificate as per f.. .,,s
FORM No. =. r
Satisfactory evidence having been fur
nished me of the fact, hereby certify that
Mrs. is the wife of private -, of
Company =. -. Indiana Regiment of
there insert 'foot" or mounted" as the
case may BEL Volunteers. now prisoner
of war. and that the within signature was
made by her in my presence.
This mast lie signcd.by u. S. Dis
triet Judge, or Clerk OF Court. as prescri-
bci in article 3.of General Order No. 90.
, In case of deathsthe same forms may be
nseds except in the place Of the words
'.now prisoner Of war;" insert deceased,
at ------ - day Of - S6-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

TDaniel s.. Dickinson, the old Dem
ocratic wheel horse Of New York. ina re-
cent lecture in the Smithsonian. Institute pt
Washington, declared himself In faxoI pi
the absolute and immediate confscation OF
rebel property. and the acknowledgements Of
slaves by act Of Congress. Tie 1hteHi-
genrer quotes his sentences apparently with
satisfaction al 80 ~ r.la slta Iol aliiil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
Beyond Green RIVER Ky.--The Late
Fire nj Nashville.

ne 1SeOefs btockuotnS 1uC 1tairOdds
Beyond Green RIVER Ky.--The Late
Fire mt Nashville.
l. LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3:--The Journal has
information that Johnston and Buckner's
forces tore mp the Louisville and Nashville
railroad track tbrce-fourths OF mile. a
bout fonr or five miles beyond Greon Riv-
er, piled up cross ties. laid rails upon them.
and set fire to the whole mass. repeating
the same operation at'different distances all
the way to Glasgow Junction; besides fel-
ling as many trees as possible across the
track. Also; that they were engaged blow
ing up7s tuhhels three hundred feet long,
near the junction. ~ ssa '-a'
ed The crew Of the Pink Varble have re-
turned from Nashville. They say that at
the great fire at Nashville. which consumed
seven hundred thousand dollars worth of
property, on the 22i ult.. G. q. Arm
strong's pork house, formerly of this city.
contributed materially to the progress Of
flames. and That stored shells exploded ter
rifically in every direction. The rebels
have promised to payfor the boat. as it
was bringing them machinery unler per-
NIT from Secretary Chase.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

upon the evidence. whether the articles or
persons wee intact fontraband. We say
that they are; batv Ne have done nothing to
prove 4. nor did QapE Wilkes possess
himself ofattempt 3o> obtain. dispatches
which would have made out our case.
tits not pleasant to argue the enemy's
side of this question; but it is important
that we. in view of consequences. should
| fiwd thcright sidcaud take TT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
THE REPUBLICAN
PLYMOUTH, INR..X
Thursday, Jan. 9, 1869.
1...MATTINafr9fait9r

kTfhe corrcspondenee.in falls-between
Lord I.ynn aud Secretary Seward. in re-
gard to the Trent affair. will be found on
our first page. Every one should read il
carefully. Secretary Seward has demon
stratej himself to he an able and, wise
statesman Erery one appears to be salts
fed With thc course our Government has
pursued IN the affair. There is now nc
Gauge of,yar between Epglan,l and this
J, sausAsy, and unless England n determined
10 pick quarrel with us any how. for.ths
purpose OF aiding the rebels. there will be
none.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
.l,epaftnre of Mason and slidclI.

The Boston Traveller, OF Thursday. con
tains the following particulars relative tc
the departure Of the rebel commissioner
from Fort Wairer::@si si7" orr ii-s.s
.The departure Of Mason and Slilell
from Fort. Warren. yesterday. was, con
ducted as quietly as possible. The garri
son. with The cxccptionsof the guards on
duty. were kept from the side of the fort
where the prisoners quarters are, and there
were but few persons upon the wharf when
they embarked. The other political pris-
oners. as they bale them goodbye. con
graduated them on their release. Mr.. Ma
son went off in good humor Indeed. he
has recently been in good spirits. and has
borne his imprisonment with the air of q
philosopher
"Mr. Sli,lell was some What sulky. and
not at all pleased at going in such an un-
destinations manner, and in such vessel.
He evidently expected that steamer
would come here especially for them
Part Of his Miniature may be owing to hi;
health, which has not been good for some
weeks, keeping him pretty close. to his
room. although he has not Gale for meii-
cal all. -" ''.s = H'Aii
The tug Starlight, with the four rcb-
els. reached Provincetown little before :
o'clock P. NJ, and Immediately proceeded
to the English sloop- of-war Rinaldo. and
transferred her passengers Com. Hudson
who was in charge of the arrangements
went with them on board the English wal
vessel. and remained on board for abou,
fifteen minutes. when he returned to the
ting.
at about 6So'elock p. m. the Rinaldc
got under way audi proceeded on her voy.
age. In about two hours afterwards 9
violent gale Recommended; and blew all night
at Ptovincetown with almost the violence
Of a hurricane. but. as the wind was Of
shore. probably the safety Of the vesse
was not endangered. During the stay o.
the Rinaldo at Provincetown no commu
nication was allowed with the shore. MOI
was any boat allowed the come alongside
Iaee ffI j
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09


fF Tho tories about Plymouth cannot
refrain posing their true sentiments
ocr.sionslly. The other day of them
i'm n argument. we are informed. contend
ell that three THOUSAND rebels at Belmont
put eight thousand Federal troops to flight
de used this argument Though. a lie) to
prove that the North could not conquer
the South, because Southcrncrs we're brave
and Northerners were towards. This is a
very prevalent sentiment among the De-
mocracy of Marshall county. and prevails
pretty extensively among that party thro'-
ont the Union. Who can doubt. should
that party ever again be placed in power.
that they Will not only steal all the public
money and betray the nation. es they did
during Buchanan's Administration, out
yield to every demand the South may
mako, even to making. slavery universal.
and giving Toombs the right to cali the
roll Of his shves.,a at the foot OF Banker
Hill monument? Had Indiana had a Dem
ocratic Governor. such an one for instance
ss some OF the leaders about Plymouth,
think you the State would have furnished
half the troops she has? Nay. vetsS-
We believe candidly. that we would now
be 10 quite as bad situation as Missouri
and Kentucky. had such man been in the
tsubernatorial chair See what Dcmocra-
CT has donc for those States. notwithstand
ing the large preponderance Of Union SEN
timent in both.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
rmp,oc.1tnnt rom. the Frontier.

LBAvESwoRyn JAM 3-Reports from
the Indian country show the war has fair
ly begun between the loyal Indians against
the Texans and rebel half-breeds. In q
fight in the Chorokeee country. il is re-
ported that Cooper. Texan. and McIn-
tosh. leader OF The rebel Greeks. were xiii
ed. The loyal Indians lost fourteen.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

N-The Democratic County Convsn-
tion which metin this place on the 2lst
ult-. out of the six delegates appointed
graeiously selected one from the country,
all the. rest belonged to town. Five. of
them started Tuesday morning last for In
,l;anapoks, where the State Convention
met yesterday. .ha cn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
SUCCESS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.



CIScISsArr. jan 6.--The Commercial
has the following dispatch, dated to-day:
HUTroNsyILLR, Ya.s Jan. 6lh.-A force
consisting OF 400 OF the 25th Ohio, 800 of
the ID Virginia. and 3S of Braeken's cav
airy, the whole under the command Of Maj.
George Webster of the 25th Ohio. return
ed to-day, after an absence of six days.
having marched to Huntersvilc. the depot
for rebel supplies in Western Virginia.
They attacked and pnt to flight an equal
rebel force. and burned oil the rebel stores.
The rebel force consisted of 500 regular
cavalry. armed with Sharps carbines, and
from 800 to 500 infantry and militia
Their cavalry attacked MS two miles from
Huntersyille. We drew their fire from
point to point. and finally they beat hasty
retreat ont oftown as we charged through
it. Their supplies. consisting Of $50 bar
rels of -four. 800 sailed beeves, 5000
pounds Of salt. and large quantities Of SUI
gar. coffee; rice. bacon. army clothing. etc.,
worth from S25,000'fo $50. 900, were en-
Etirely destroyed Weralso took large
number of Sharp's carbines. sabres, pis-
tolls, etc. Cine rebel was killed and seven
W ,unded. = I'VE had one man seriously
'woandel. a X was q complete SUCCESS
Major Webster and his command behaved
CALAMITY throughout. The march was a
severe one Of lO4 lniless but the boys re-
turned in glorious spirits. The stars and
stripes were left floating on the Court
iiouse. .dmnh ga IA. 81 Stood adT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

GREAE SALT LAKE, Jan. Scat a mass
meeting, held here to-day, resolutions were
passed relative to admission intofhe Union
as q State. Delegates were elected from
this county to meet delegates from other
counties on the 20th inst, to draft and a.
dept Constitution and form Of State gov
ernment 10 bo submitted TO the people for
their acceptance or rejection. and to- me-
morializs Congress for the admission OF
Utah during Abe present session. 81 10
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
jan'y9 1862
: HERIFF'S SALE.-Bv whine ~ a.,

.SHERIFF'S SALE.-By WHINE If ~
~ EXECUTION, issued by the Clcrk orc. r.. ...,
~ Court OF Common Pleas, in Of Ezkei Tsl-st
AKA against John \. Forgy, and me- directed have
AZ the Court House door in the III, mcu Mar.
shall county. Indiana on = 80 -
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY !, Iee2,
"tween the hours of 10 clock. and eork ~ m .
oil said day. the rents aud profits a term not
seven years, of the following csriI- estate ituass
IN said county Of MARSHALL aud State NJ Indiana o-w
The souil-aif Of tho soTsws qusrt Of section No.
eleven IN fomnsh No. tLirty-two (3s) north. Of
thereto belonging - =.
u the rents ans profits FIR seven I'D real estate
VIII ne" sell For sum sufficient to satisfy said Executor
interest," costs and arrrnS will tsr- -,,p~ tim.
anu place olcr for sale TO the highest lawful bidrs s the
right, title anil interest of the sai< Rfads r.kpd to
the said wrif...
jan'y 9lstz' 80 tsf4O NJ BARSgy3D S,-rt6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

PHILApELPHIa. Jan. 3.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press says,orlers are rgrrn. for. a move
ment by way Of Occoqaaa ;also that Gsner-
al Burnside will advance up the Rappahan.
mock.
The strike at thc Navy Yard is ended.
The men returned to work to-day.