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, 1862-10-18

The Sac Francisco HsralL Of tie Goth u!t..
gives the following account of the new United
States Senator from Oregon. In politics he
appears to be Z Democrat Of the stamp of L.
n,an Tremsin or John Y Farney:
Berjansin T. Hard NJ is native Of Pennsvl-
yania, whence: he e.u5r.,ed to Ocez on in 1s4:l
HI l"ca@ed Il lsnd-clan within ten miles Of
sa1e1n, at which place he t1..a gsa in his Dro-
fes55hn OF Il lawyer In 1852 he was apn3iutsd
by Prsf.den. Pierce Secretary Of the Territory
Of Or. gon> which Office he held during The
minority If that foalistinr stus. h Hs va, zs
eltcttd i NJ. mber Of the first Safe Legis!a-
tafe Gu the Democratic ticket, but was beaten
tor .he sI5aksrBhip BY tile candidate OF the
Lsre (Cn;y.) facti.n, ". G. 7. Vault. As q
member OF tie legislature he contributed
much to prevent the re-elec'ion to tue
Who had sisnalized his first brief term
by selling himself to thu support of
lite L:ne Cllsalry faction. Harding was re-
elected to tie Legislature, and vas elected
sreaker of The lower house t'f 1860, with but
Slight opposition. He engineered the election
OF Baker and Nssnuth to the United Stats.
Senate With SO nluvh SUCCESS that many Re-
pnblicans declared him their choice for Col
Bakers successor In the Senate. MIR. Harding
iE YET quite young man. He il not mnre
than thirty five to thirty-seven years Of age,
while he has acquired reputation as oae Of
the soundest 'awyers aud ehr-wd.st poiiti-
ciaEE on the Pacitic coast. His loyalty las
might BE- inferred from his birth placs) Is be-
yond DOUBT; AID recently he was appointed
BY the administration gu artermaster Of the
Oregon volunteer cava ~ regiment, in which
hi: brother. E. ]. uar1fng, holds capta!uc7.
TIE loyal people Of Oregon, ~ho have been
sIrce the admission to the full privileges Of
State citizenship, In part represented il tue
national councils By disloyal men, or men of
doubtful 10. atty, have resson to congratulate
themselves on the election of Nr. Harding.
Although not man OF brilliant and snowg
attain meptE, he possesses q large amou 1t Of
administrative tact and ability; and ne nv
safely predict for him an honorable aud
prase~ orihy career in the Senate Of the Uni
ted States.
Mr. Harding has ever been q consistent
.Druecrat-rt latter ycars adhering to the
douglas school, aud finally abandoning party
procIiSiFits for the sake OF thorough tnion
orGapizati IN. Our readers will remember that
We predicted, before the Senatorial election il,
Oregon, that air. Harding would be the sue
cessful Candidate If aaJ other tn IN man Of
Republican antecedents We're elected
Oregon is still misrtpresented ia the lower
house of Congress b. "peace" Democrat.
A's successor, howeyer, is elected; and with
Nesmith aud Harding in the Unitea States
Senate and John K. Mcbride in the House O:
Representatives our sister State msy be proud
II her representation in the national councils.
, 1862-10-18
A ACT1CE.-Master's Sale Of the
WEST ED OF THE
Peoria and 0quawda Railroad.

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a:it nostEaec and The lr4nch'c~ and rlRhts sttzetsG
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cd ts q IN :s &c s. t 1s ssn r.
sandtors and 1uther c. Clark their successors oF
deee Ct tluss executes II lire cora and OQuAwkA
l:stIrtad Company to sad parties. dated August
A. p 1872 and COZ tan cther deed Of sfst IN con1r-
ats thereof. datsd the latnay ?f March, A. .. 1867
t syment u tic prnctpat aad interest OF
nye buns:-sd bon%s Of one thoa-and dollars each
btaring 1:e1 ct at the rae Il ctEtt per an payAbla
unpaid ence Novemher st. lS59 Notice IA aleo giveM
that pro, dr in said decree that tho def.ndaasa.
*nd al n%rsens clat unier theEs ort ,E:' uneC
SUITS Ut to Tie Sid l:rd OF trust by judgment
deere or otherIlse tl. premises coataacd n
The s,:d moE,gaee END h.s Or t'sr heirs Or personal
persons esn, urtIcr thcr. be fcrsve- barred and
claim IT, in, srd to the s4td des,led .tysg.4
premises, ana ever5 pt+t asa parcel thereof; ana
that the pu:cbn er u pa csa e:s A. 7ad safe saa b
tetit1or sst7ston q TIE tatt morr-a; cd prsts and
that any IT the rart!t- III ,is c,u~e who may be ii
rc-- eson IT the sud pln.at T. any part tsreof
any rersons vh',, snct tie commencement Of said
Of tDe1. deuve, POSSESSION thereof sn:h psgch.sr
pur -fast r. OF produtioa Of the Msters d+ed mr.
such prerls and cate from tr Ct rk Of BstA
Cont. Ter ne report OF ssid sale shst h1ss been
~. ..'>s - ''. + ..Nn,1reN: Special Master.
u F JoI Of Counsel md ). u. "AL1za. soleitoe
a.h,eago s@ptsT her 18th. 1852 sesLrssata
, 1862-10-18

a cofresp 'ndent OF the Cincinnati Co1snseF-
cial ~ri1ing from Bardstown, Ky, {the resi-
dence Of old Mr, Wickliffe,) says:
There can be NJ doubt that the visit OF the
rebel army to the town Of B lrdssowu had
good eftct upon the Union cause. Six mouths
ago Gen. Bueli's men passed through the p!ace
aid got cool reception. The cltizeIs had
heard 60 nleh OF the Wanted chivatry of tue
southern troops that they could not cnter.aio
kindly feelings toward tue northern hireliugs
II was Plcheian 10 wave q handk. rchi.f ir to-
ken Of welcome to the Union boys. The fet-
eral army was mob-thc confederate cho:c.
assemb1sgc OF gif.ed youins Of the kid glove
persuasion.
Two weeks ago last Sunday the rebels mace
their appesrance-aHd what difference b.
tween the ideai and the real warrior of the
SOUTH Instead Of the high toned, geutl.-
m-nly and chivatrcus crowd they had been I'D
10 cXtccs, the people saw congregation OF
halt-starsed, ha1t-clad, greasy looking, dirty
feed rsgamuffnt, more like natives OF ths
Ti!ds OF Born+o than citizens of the suany
touth. The contrast Was great, the sousbarl
sans culotses showed The federals Of to good
advantage, and when our men marched into
tie town With their giiter;ng b,yoaets aud
beautiful banners, they were hafled with de-
light apd enthusiasm by th7.e who o1ce des-
psed them as unworthy the recognition OF
kentucAiaus.
, 1862-10-18

LEor-es pt,.4cc,.Ce II the New Y5f- Time.
Nary':.Ho Hei:ht+ was, y,u vii, ic:n ;,nb-7,
:E+ # cur Ia t.r;,aA and d:.:.s.r.us dis-
trac:-7t.e surrender ot H4rp~fs F..r.;: aad
On tht st II sps;t p herr. The cApi:u :a,iS:, IJ3k
Face. have isl walked over the phrI:
grou1 d vi Capt Ta41, now CON l'naading n:l:
oI cur N=w TcriS lalttri y of 20 1,3 IuSer Par
1:,tt ssrus, ,.ace .:s tit H.:.hs~, aud aave SUI.
vi'i. VIA. ss e il might have teen he'd. Il
o1lP Ut eded 10 pan: IL guus o.: tac top Of
IL, srnl'uit commanding The nor:hHA;d or
ssa:y.alt: sid" slni'e Ut me 1noun5siu-tae Gi.
.cct1t.i il ".aic2 +..u r-bc1= cIulr-ty l..t
made tie !, a:e i:apfegu cable. iuy une ct the
eight days eur;og wt.ch Col Niles L:utsc an
atlatk r:-> iu,E4i13lG, AMI! during Wnica lie
do no'i;'G VT nd haze su1ii,:ed ~ r:rder it
So Ics.cad, III Int le DID WIS 20 spiks lis
'srGe:.cuns aud hu-l -aem doHu TIE brow o.
the Li'!=. BIZ: it se-;',s .yel s.i, ata1z;t:.
forces egsi1 took pusAession, halt al lpnr
su1licea to remove the spiSls from The vents
T.. tie ca t4'son, ard -s':7 ara Low rem oun-ct
wEtre lEty were hefore-rcver, let us hopc,
f1es.td in such cO*ardiy tasaiun ag4in.
euvh Was tie fatality Of bluudcEing atteadio.
this unfortunate and disgracetul att .ir 1t had
wen tranc: OF the Signal Service o=en on
TIE Heights, as they should have been, conl-
n.unieations might have been m ade with & N.
Mcclellan and the place have beeu saved
But even az 1t WIS, there ia universal accord
that from Z ,U00 to 10, coo men snou:d render
the position imrregnab1e; and that nothing
sho1t Of treason or appalling lncompe.eacy
c"nld kave induced Its surrender. Ali agree
that 1t conld have been held that it Should
lave betn held, ard that if it had been ,ae
Whole rebel a7ny in Maryland would have
Eeen either captured OF destroyed. It is mad
deD:rg to see and Know all this, ana might
sir feytr iussthc blood OF eeraph.
, 1862-10-18
6kTARRHi CATAERH.
1.aEELYEB L1Qu1DCATARRHRExEpY,

@ Fui the >ceapesi aid best Hair
-Feuclry Wigs B1n.dT. Cu:ls Fr.zzets etc 20 to A.
x:HSwAL loa Lake street and %7 anime t1rse won.
rrfciat frc the natural wien tile head
13ts Hair JeEttry contains a1wa:e the newest PAr9
yles Al articles will g.ye entire sa..efactlon-
s>rbII,1.Jv
, 1862-10-18

mUAeA<1 1as1ruI: ~ and DE10~
M15lxtd DNinn Ee1:==aE md 4GxrANE
ACEDKG9, q TcLToN LII On toe MihskAp14
{9laE Gont Ea*e Acsd'n'tc I'd 11i1sry c1asss@
sTs and Gturers thoroMAh .ppontmsnts. tho 8aeak
school buildings tn TIE e.t (cstse WITH fur11AEa &c.
excellent and well furnished ArmsrY, ! DE 811knR-
tum. md many other advantages NtacA eAou14 eaalm
tnstsatou Of II c1A.s and character + tao Ui5on-
Instruction IN FFe1Eb. German and Book Keep4nK h0W
% Cxde6 also IN AHt1LL1zT md iIrAK1H1 0s1T
md nEhN TAc5leA zoukv1 and HAxcx Dnn.Is nk
8YNNAef1CD kn6ef ~ officer Of o. "a Cadets fFesa
q OF lorna. 11111-21se per school ye1F 11r 1oard,
t1Ini.aeA roo@. g 1Eet4 .ssaln& md tate5so -
Cnds6 from abroad. room and 6o4Et 1adaF the ealaa
foo4 49, ~ nc e04kAA EAk9 q the te34n1EA .F0<.
Gsfesan aAAs0D- L coVkRR. rr~ss:sa Es!ee&.
, 1862-10-18
SPECIALIST.

cusee od Casoalo md xeceat diseases, Hes the tn.
NmcnnR o. me medical natezutty. Medical Journals.
1"d he almost entire rre4 o1 the aoutn.
Omce Hours-from "a II MsP,M
Consultations inylolsble rc,,.ro,e,u
, 1862-10-18
CHICAGO WATER WORKS.

- Anowness o. ~e:M1aa0 q b9Ndngs WhleA aEts
situated On Iot4 t3fonp street Ayenua CT 11sy.
through WHOA n A1s1T1bs!a1E WISER 1tpes Il thn
Ckicaso WafeE WORN eIe t1'd. Axe haIohy nokl0e1
tanf fAa Board OF fn7lc W0tk1 h11 Assessed Nla
aEo@ate % b pd - M4ter rents e tor
M ea'1 s {saE fe a & IT, % g.;
lsts saioiniaE .ny stsset ayeaue q allsy thtoaFs
a nshs PreeedlnT the 1r.k u Novc1ber 7sxt, tina
orr VITO ns pAtd y WssF Ien Ct assesseefa toE
.lat have BEEN laid and endta9 l8dS: N
fse tsEe Matsf rents g aa1es.meaes I'LL be d1s -
rr1AolA ~ the 0'E& 4Ay Of November nsxt n It ,
Gflce At th& BoAru Of PanliG Works. roam - Cert
Re uae-
BY 1xt&r Of The Bo4rd of Khhtsc Wo ks.-
=. TGNK4AM- 81 tekA-y.
Cl1saE9s October Istas 1a7. aA5 ya4s-a%
, 1862-10-18
4pHaal Aut1UH.

- Dr. James, formerly Of New
Ns'eanA+ has arrived IN Chicago and ~
7oeased at Is Randolph street petxean stsss endI,.
6orn streetA, Chicago. nj.
, 1862-10-18

NTEET1NG OF:TaE BONa-
1v1 HULDERs AND srDCKHcLpERs or THE
EbiCAGU alton RA11tsuAD CONpAN5..
ho!der. and Stockholders Of The CoIcAEo .nd Alton
hAIoad company gill b. held in the GtV Of Chic Ayo
Femter ne1t u the hour OF that day, foE tho
purpose Ct eietftng Bo1d u Direction OF said Com
brought before them, j, v FOSTER
~ L 81kES.
A C BADGER.
LosKfH PHICE. g. creta,Fs Comm *stoeers.
EEIcAKQ, Oct. l6. 182 QcS1.TsI1 lM
, 1862-10-18

4 We must march, 1t ve 20
without tents, right to Nashville. The men
and the officers demand 1t, Ind our own repu-
tstions require that We should do something,
TEen The same rose Eater' is administered
htre rs elsewhere; the people are nearly ali
eecesh, Jet they and thclr niggers are escrei.
Ttis policy will mot do; ~e must tesch tham
that Tor once our facss are pot-irnn, not
dough, ard that We are in earnest Let the
sword and the torch so in hand. and the taip0
is eIded: Let them know that the real q ques-
tion is Mr.. Mig, and that We will arm him And
feed hin both, and little else would rsmaia to
be done.
L" This, however, Will require \ new prcsi-
dent or bloody fight, and the latter viii do
tie mo towards accomplishing the object.
Let every d!es.de feel that rome member Of
it has go1 c, and some Of tAeiz blood hAs been
spent TO support the insttt1Aoa. azd- fhe
gnArantets 1t the constitution wnl ii 11snf h
matc1ialiy"
, 1862-10-18
The Late Gen. Robert HTcCQok.
[Vtom the Cincinnati Commcrcfal.1

We are permitted to publish the following
Significant p.s=axes from private letter Of
the late Gen. X. L. McCook, 10 friend In
this city, dated just mcnth and day before
the brilliant v.c*ory Of Mill spriug. which
was decided by b-yonet charge Of the 9th
Ohio. under command Of General 1.-THE Col
oreD AcCook- Tnose who did not kno our
1smen:ed friend, should be inf1rmed that he
Wis Democrat, Who, BY vote and on the
stump. supported Buchanan In 1856, and
Douglas IN 1860:
, 1862-10-18
EuufRIlQNH&.

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
IL This fhIily school, both CLASSICAL and EaSltsh,
located tte Lake S1ore. uear the 0aalaot stAa14
Of the Hyde Park train. four mIea south of Chicago
The next term viii conssatnce th3 drst WedIesuAy
Of November. Thoroux1 Instruction. in = safe ana
a3rss.9ie ao@E l. t, ttss En Of t:s school e.f9
GE Rr1mpti{ sent tn .rt.i7tes. Address ": A.
NICHOLS. Boz LIE. .-a;s. o. se4 uH87W
, 1862-10-18

hi ,etiperen. {per anruml $500; Fleet SURGEONS.
O. aN: Surgeons. {0rst i've years) &a,a9s 4 d
upwards Of twe1sy yeazs, $300l. When on datv
at eea- Chnplslns arc pad - 3teutenauta.
NUMBER OF NAVAL OFFICERS.
On the frs. Of September Last, the number
, 1862-10-18

"TWe!ve commanders and seventeen iautea-
ants aie oc the reserved 1Ist. hY virtue II Inc ac
Of cong1e~t Of February a. 1865
CHAPLAINB.
The number OF chAplains Ia the navy is
twenty three, Of whom only seven are on the
retired List. OF paynasters there 1O3; Of
"hom s.S'y-t-o a-e on the active LIST, lii:
retired aid thirty-one ranking as aesistauts
only.
NAVY AGENTS AND sTOREKEEPERs.
Tht7c cr= ec-e1 Iayy agents, e@5an c.yai
ftortAsepsra in charge OF perman.n stations
SIG fFe III cLs1g': IL tor:s f.r :oseisa sg1l..-
rene, ard nibc naval constructors, Tne ii Il
these Officers is a6 follows;
EATY AGEYTe
, 1862-10-18

1.,s .sot4*"s@11c&
~-a'- een- =. Harh,. eo49ae1 ssdus!s srs:<ett
u i'aFlu a tt.f!ar. ,ff!1nser. =, Mm GarH2.
jain Pcne an' i. lain N.Y.
s1'g; Gen n Buford. Henry ftoneherty,
:" AGsrE, Nicholas GFsustea
:. 1osn 1 G1oE @ G3r9s Hall
- *19hn hNSan: John Lys.a
j. gotn ,A.Attaur. =. l. Mlll!gan.
:. E-I. Qgtes5}. Ihos. y. ttsno- ne,
:. e Rine S1daey Post,
:. * * npetMet. Jn!tus Faith,
I II 9cbcnIE| :. !. = ~ ttshs"I.
, 1862-10-18

Here are fourteen iron clads actually in SER
vice, carr5iug an sggreEate Of 15s gurs, aud
counting = total tonnage OF II ,4115; while the
iron clade In course OF construct IN number
thirty eight, and large proportion Of these
will be ready for service ii three OF four
months, ard all Of them By next spring. Two
ct tbs &C, now building {.Ae Dictator and tie
Dnnderhcrg), are Of ulu=u1I Dimensions; ths
1ur1ner f'eing .fs; tons turthcn, and tho latter
over ), LOO. The Dnndenbcrg is to carr5 ten
heavy guns, and is going oa rapidly At Mr.
Webb's yard In this city. Her na,ue Is sug-
Restivt OF her probable capacity for 1nischi #
"Tburdcr Mountain" Ii there are any rebels
left hen this chip and her c,nso-ts take to
the wa:er, some Of them will be aui t likely to
receive, serious damage. Il th.re sre uoue,
then the Dpnderbcrg aud the rest Of the iron
feet y i'll be :" handy" in case Of future com-
llicatioI6 occurring elsewhere
The entire feet Of iron clad vessels Ehen
ready for service, will carry Us .,uaz, and i've
m aggregate hurths n Of Il, ,G96 tons.
SvFei. sun:.oa's, {5he B=:luregard. El;s, C en-.
BRAGG, Gen. Sterllny P1ice, Gen. Pillow, Little
RIB and T-aser,) have been captured from
tic rehets, who wcrr 80 accommodating as ia
eStrt tn 1nsrlvte in shi,husldiug for our sp..
cia1 hens tit. These seven vess.ls we're chiefly
takcu on the wesitzn waters By tho Esliau,
sailors o. our gn2haat fleet, and are turqea
over to the navy department, without chan5t
u Da;1e, as pleasing mement rs nf Lively
light. and the treason Of the rebel lsaecrE
>hose lanes some Of them bear.
, 1862-10-18

"a Retired Clergyman having been torcd to hes1tn
Il few days many years Of reat c,hering will
n postpaid directed snyecJc coPs ttae prr$cEir.
fE1tfnf ftrApt Br0oElrH. New teIAt-m
, 1862-10-18
ILLINOIS OFFICERS,
E1gssed IN the ps&airst the Reoel1toa Of 1861. :
By ,Krant Wilson,

HIUsTRATM eORIRAI1s ONE VoLuME
$40. CLGTB. q; F!4t ER COVER. 50 CENTS.
The following embrace : portion Of the ht.ssr.
VFG4f horra prizes c1ntA:n.d IL this Va oaaa anI
entertaining Illustrated work:
, 1862-10-18

The vessels in active service ars. divided into
riIe. squadrors ard l,tt:'a>-desigrsted res
pec'iyelx 70 the North A,lantic, South Allan
lie, East Gull, West Gulf, West IndiA aud
Pacific Squadrons; and the Potomac and
WeetcIn 1lotillns. The numbcr assl!ned to
t'uch Of ,hese divisions on the first Of Sep:em-
hef 1ERs as fol1.ra.
, 1862-10-18

SKETCHES OF ILLINOIS OF.
~ CERB.-Wm b published. Oct ia,
RI0 I0RRAPHTCAk 4KECCHEa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-13

papers received are of later date than OF
yesterday.
The New Orleans Picayane of the 28th
|of january, says that the reported burning
Of the steamer Calhoun was incorrect.-.
When she was abandoned her captain SET
her on fire. but it appears the Yankees
shortly after boarded her. extinsuished the
fire, and took possession of the boat and
cargo. which consisted of 5000 pounds oil
powder 10. 900 pounds of saltpetre and q
quantity Of block tin. &c.
Speaking of the capture OF Fort Henry
the Richmond. Dispatch says. Though il
is much to be regretted by the South. i
was foregone conclusion whenever the
enemy should think proper to bring larg,
force of men and artillery to bear upon it
1t was a structure thrown mp since the be
ginning Of the war. and was never expected
to resist heavy bombardment or assault
from large force"
1t also says the obstruction Of the bridg'
which crossed the Tennessee river thougl
productive of some Inconvenience. is not
matter of any great detrimentto our inter
est The road. without the bridge vii
still be available for strengthening on
line. through connection. except for NOR
convenience, being matter of inferior i'm
portancc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-13
ROANOKE ISLAND TAKEN.
Three Days Fighting and Splendid
Success.

FoRTnEss MONROE. Feb. 10.-News by
the flag Of truce states that our troops
landed at Ronoke lslanDl yesterday after
noon. No particulars are given, but it is
intimatet that the islanl was taken.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE hqnirey
of this city has a dispatch dated Fortress
Monroe, last night. which reports the
landing Of the Federals at Roanoke Island
Three rebel gunboats were SINK. and two
captured, one of them the flagship.
The fireman on board the steamboat re-
ported that the stars and stipcs could be
seen over the batteries from Elizabeth
City.
The Baltimore Clipper publishes an
extra, stating that Roanoke Island was
captured after three days fighting. Two
rebel gunboats were captured and the rest
were sunk or scattered.
The people of Norfolk and Portsmouth
are panic stricken.
The news is confirmed by passengers BY
the fortress Monroe boat.
The rebels acknowledge that the only oh
stacles Of importance to retard Burnside
march upon Norfolk are swamps. marshes
and sickness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-13
Correspondence efthe Repsblicaa.l -
CREsTr.rSE. Ohio. Feb. 10th. 1862.

{Correspondenceef the Repsblicaa.l -
CREsTrISE. Ohio. Feb. 10th. 1869.
FhirsD MArrlsoLf:-I give you below
a Inscription ola naest terrible and fesrful
accident that occurred in our city on the
evening Of the Slh inst. from the expIo.
sion of lamp and can of coal oil. at the
residence Of Mr. S. R. Graham. an engi-
neer on the P. FIT. w. & c. r. r.
Mrs. Graham, il appears, attempted t.
6tls lamp with coal oil while it was burn.
ing when the'oil in tho can took fire and
Instantly exploded. scattering the burning
oil over the room, quickly epveloPing Mrs
Graham and two children in flames. barn
ing them SO fessfully that ell three diet
before morning. It was . most heart
rehdihg scene: I hope may never witness
anotheI.llkc il. The mother and two beau
tiful ,chilarcn were burned to crisp.
! Let tbis be warning to your readers II
be careful Of their coal oil lamps. They
cannot be too careful. for there is DANCE
little suspe tel by those in the habit 0
using this oil. Respectfully.
j. A. HAIeH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-13
For the Rennhlicap


As announced last week Rev. T. NJ. EDDY, D.
d., will lecture on Saturday evening, the 18th Of
February, at the NJ. E. Church, in this place. AIT
adult persons desiring admittance will be charged
% cents. Children over ten and under fourteen
years of age, will be charged Is cents.
Tickets can be obtained during the week prece--
ding the lecture at the following places: The Re-
publican and Democrat printing Offices. Pershngs,
Drug Store, McWilliams' Store. and at the Post
Office. The means thus obtained are to be applied
toward purchasing Library for the use of the NJ.
Sabbath School of this place. The Dr's subject
will be "The Rebellion of 1861 and ITS Lessons ~
We extend an earnest invitation to all our
friends of both the town and country to attend
We can give YOU no better assurance of satisfac-
ton, than to refer you to the knorn ability and pa
friofsm of the lecturer. And then, also, Won will
be helping worthy cause by the small amount
YOU will pay. The subject of the lecture too is
that which absorbs all other topics ofthpu,ht and
conversation. Come then and give the Doctor a
full hou,e. and we you will all go away
well satisfied.
The doors will be opened at quarter past 6 o.
clock and the lecture will begin precisely AT o.
clock, p. VI. c. a. BROOKE,
Pastor fthc VI. L. Church.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-13

very first gun from Charleston. Old Hick-
DRY would have seized these traitors and
hung them. Rot now conspiracy Of thir-
ty Yeas has broken OUT in stupendons
rebellion. and there are many people in the
South day who would like to have their
old enemy. England. rule over them. with
vhom already we have had two struggles.
Rather than such d thing should happen.
he weala prefer to see the whole American
country sunk to the bottom of the ocean.
IL conclusion he argued. the Serate had a
right to expeI any member whose conduct
in any way untitled him for duty, and any
Senator who avows himself opposed to co.
srcion,, and who is not willing to give the
Government single man or gun to subdne
the rebellion. was evidently untitled for a
Senator. f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-13
TREASON OF GENERAL STONE.
He is Sentto Fort Lofaytae-We Charge,
Preferred against HIM.

PHILADELPHIA, February 10, 1862
Gen. Stone passed torougE this city in the
twelve o'clock train last night. in custody
en- route for Fort Lafayette.
Gen. Stone was arrested Yesterday morn.
ing; first, for misbehavior at Balls Bluff
second. for holding correspondence with
the enemy before anil since Balls Bluff
and receiving visits from rebel officers ir
his camp; third. for treacherously suffering
the enemy to build fort since the battle
of Balls Bluff, un Ter his guns. nnnol.stel
fourth. of design to expose his force
to capture by the enemy. nm Ter pretence OF
orders for moving from the commaniiny
General.