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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
General Orders-No. 86.

t s Indianapolis. Sept. Is. 1862.
In order to supply any deficiency in the quotas oil
forces required in this State and to avoid drafting
"volunteers for one year" will be accepted and
organized as follows: So p
One Regiment will be raised and organized in
each Congressional District at the camps IF rem
devious heretofore established.
No advance bounty or pay win be allowed to
volunteers under this call. 70
Advance pay and bounty will be allowed to all
recruits for the Regiments organized prior to the
LIST of July, 1862, until further orders.
The quotas of the several townships for the draft
will be announced at early date and if from the
indications a sufficient number of "volunteers for
one year" cannot be raised prior to October Ssh a
draft will be made in the townships for any def
cheney the existing.
As soon rs companies are formed under this or
der, they must he reported to this Office.
BY order of the Governor. 5aaI ,
Lag. NosLE. Adjutant General.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
Indiana Militia Returns.

The returns from the General Commits
sioner's Office show the following totals
for the State: State militia enrolled, two
hundred and nine thousand two hundred
AID sixteen; exempts. thirty-tw o Thousand
eight hundred aud sixty-nine; conscien-
tiou>ly opposed to bearing arms. three
thousand one hundred and sixty nine; snb-
joct to draft. one hundred and seventy.
eight thousand; whole number of volunteers
furnished. one hundred thousand two hun
dre,l and sevety-seven; volunteers now in
the service. including those who have died
in the service. ninety-three thousand and
forty,one. Total subject to draft and vol
nnteers in service two hundred and sixty
six thousand two hundred and nineteen.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
Soldiers, Remember,

That in voting for Schuyler Colfax You
vote for the soldiers best friend. He has
given more than 81 800 for the benefit of
wounded and sick Indiana soldiers during
the last year. Through his personal in
huence several hundred Indiana soldiers
who were langnishing in rebel prisons were
released and allowed to return to their
homes. If you want faithful. energeti;
and Influential friend for the wounded and
sick Indiana soldiers, at Washington, vote
for Schuyler Colfax. H3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
Patriots and Freemen,

Do you wish to elect men to your State
Legislature who will vote to send the trail
tor Jesse ID. Bright to the United States
Senate? Then vote for Coibin and Pack
ard.
II, on the other hand, you wish 10 send
Representatives to indianapolis who win
truly represent the interests Of the laboring
men. and who will support that patriotic
and loyal man. ex Gov. Joseph A. Wright.
for tie Senate, vote for Sherman and
Parks fLL F4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
Voters of Marshall County, ,

Dc you want to send man to Congress
who denounces our present struggle for ms
tionsl existence as an Abolition war; who
denounces the soldiers Is Abolition. mig
stealing cut-throats. and declares that
be will not give one dollar for the prose-
oution of the war or the relief of your sick
soldier friends. If they should in the least
manner touch the property of slsys- driysrss
Then vote for David YurPie. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

~ Lieut. Col. Heffren. of the 50th
Indiana. who left Nashville q week ago
Sunday night, reports that Bragg has eff.
fectually cut off I'll communication with
Nashville. and that his intention probably
is TO starve our troops there into surrender.
We have 10000 troops there. who have
been for weeks on half rations. Beyond
Nashville we have not soldier. except
pickets. 1t will. in Col. Heffren's opin-
ion, take two months to put the Louisville
and Nashville railroad in running order.
even after we have cleared the rebel armies
out of the way. fs--
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

offered to give Daniel Quivcy S2o % be-
insured from being drafted. Packard
processes to be Constitutional lawyer
The point Of the jake is. Quisey in doing
so would have been guilty Of q criminal
transaction, and Packard is legally cx-
emptel by virtue of his Office. What as
tuteness for a Representative Who goes
down to indianapolis for the purpose Of
making laws for the people!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
Congressional Canvass.


for Congress, will address the people of the ninth
Congressional District as follows:
Loganspsr t, Friday, Oct. 3, pm.
Rochester, Tuesday, Oct. ., p.
E Plymouth, "Wednesday, Oct. 8, Jpn.
LaPorte, Saturday, Oct. IL, / p. m.
speaking to be as follows: Opening speech, one
and qatuarter hours. Reply, one and half hours
Close by the one who opens. fifteen minutes
Each candidate to open alternately at the various
a pointments- No new matter. not previously dis
cEssed to be in troduced in the close by either.
There were I5 men IN North township exempt
cd from the performance of militia duty, IA Of
whom were Republicans.
The originator of this malicious and
mischievous falsebood is NJ. A. o. Pack
ard. He was heard to make the same
statement to a citizen Of Green township
previous to its appearance in the Demo
crat. Ills object, doubtless. was not so
much to make political capital. as to a.
rouse spirit of resistance to the draft.
and if possible get up q rebellion in Indi-
ana, for the purpose Of making diversion
for the benefi, of his Southern allies and
brother X. G. C's.
The truth is, six if not seven of the fif-
teen exempts in North township are Dem
Gratis, and Packard either knew he was
making q fallacious statement or was
ignorant Of the facts. In either case he
is equally culpable. No true patriot. it is
safe to assert. would have published such
. statement, at a time like this. without
first ascertaining to certainty that there
was no-doubt Of its truth. SIZE
Tbs Democrat follows the above state
mentttsith the remark: 1--WE presume the
ratio in the other out townships was
about the same-in Center the exemptions
were nearly equal between Democrats and
Republicans" The statement in regard
to Center may be true. as we are unable to
classify many of the exempts. but in sew
eral of the out townships we have ascer-
tanned to certainty that . majority oil
those exempted by the Board are Demo
Gratis. thus demonstrating that the Board
was not influenced by political motives. as
the Democrat falsely intimstes. For in
stance: In German township, Is of the 25
exempts are Democrats; in Polk, the depu.
ty Commissioner. who is Democrat.
looked over the names of the exempts AND
admitted to us that more than half Of them
were Democrats; the deputy Commission.
or of Tippecanee township made the same
remark, we are informed; in Union, Is
out of 81 exempts are Democrats: and in
Green Is out of 27-just two to one-ars
Democrats. In Bourbon. West and Wal
nut townships we cannot say positively
how the exempts stand politically. bu
believe that majority in each Of them ar
Democrats. So much for this attempt Of
Packard and the Democrat to stir up strif
for the benefit of rebels. and to manufac
ture political capital. Would men who
considered their cause inst resort to sue
nefarious. corrupt and contemplate trick
to win victorya ecls sisi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
Stop that FalSeh00d.

The Democrats are circulating report
to the effect that young Napoleon Sher~
man. son OF Doctor s.. was exempted By
the Board Of Enrolling commissioners.
There is not word Of truth in the report.
Young Sherman did not even apply Tor
exemption.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

OF soldiers in the army. do you want q
trusty friend at Washington to look after
the interests of your sick sons and broth
ers? Do you want man there who has
already spent large sums of money and ,
great deal of his time in looking after the
interests of your suffering boys? Do you
want Representative in Congress who has
influence with the Administration, and the
ability to use such influence in behalf oi
your needy sons aud brothers? Then vote
for Schuyler Colfsx. the soldiers friend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

r. Next week We intend making q
complete exposure of the Tppecanoe Mill
Swindle. in which. to say at least, Horace
Corbin. the Democratic Candidate for
State Senator. stands connected 10 all ap-
pearances in q manner which would make
an honest man feel very disagreeable; and
in which Il is reported that an honest old
dutchman OF Ohio was swindled out Of
over four hundred dollars. See complaint
on file in the County Clerks ofics, liIr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

u We have advices from General McCIsl.
LAN's army mp to Saturday. The rebels are in
strong position on the Virginia side Of the Potomac.
and had successfully resisted ell attempts %
the federal army to cross The intentions oftAs
eLemy are not known Il is reported that the rehr
els evacuated Harper's Ferry, having destroyed
the stores they we're not able to remove. The
rebels lost ten thousand stand Of arms in the hss
battles It is surmised that the enemy are peepar.
Jug 70 fall back TO Winchester. lfis vas their h.
tention to make stand on the Upper Potomac.
Is difficult to account for their evacuation Of Ias-
pcr's Perry. II anything has been done 20 pre-
vent their retreat toward Richmond. is iG not 70
ported The opinion ls still entertained in socs
quarters that an advance into Western Virginia u
intended 9 TgffN CT ~ = II -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

egThe Democrat inquiries Of us how
many Of the Board of Enrolling Commits
sioners were exempted and bow many
were over age? We have not the least
objection to answering the question:
There were four exempted-not one Of
whom but had better excuse than Mr..
Cosbin or than the junior Of the Democsss
--aud three were over age. Got any
more questions to PROFOUND gents?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

ONLY A SLIGHT MIsTakE.--Mr. Packard,
Notwithstanding he goes to church every
Sabbath and reals his prayers. and profess
es to be christian. is given to the utter
ance Of expressions. which. coming from
the mouth of an immoral man. would
sound very harsh aud profane. While ma
king q speech on; at Sligo. few evenings
since. he was suddenly taken with severe
spell of the Colfax cramps in the region OF
the stomach, AMI. while his bowels were
yearning for relief. he exclaimed that
"Colfax is the greatest demagosuc this
side of HI" Had the little pettifogger
at the time been in full possession Of his
mental faculties. notwithstanding his ex-
treme modesty. placing his hand Oh his
heart be would have continued, "wiM the
errepfion of your humble servtnt."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

EE Ifyonwish to have slavery votsi
back into the District Of Colombia. end
the Pacific RsIlrosd and Homestead Bills
repealed, vote for David Turpie.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
Union State Ticket.

For Secretary Of State,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Delaware County
For Auditor Of State.
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo County.
For Treasurer Of STATE,
S. HARVEY, of Clark County
For Attorney General,
d. E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
il. MORRISON, of Washington County.
o For Snpr,me Court Reporter.
WILLIAM S. SMITH, of Allen 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 Laporte.
For Senator, -
DR.. N. SHERMAN OF Marshall.
For Representative,
JAMES o. PARKS.
Union County Ticket.
For AUDITOR,
WILLIAM SHIRLEY. E
For Treasurer,
RUFUS HEWITT.
For Sheriff,
LUTHER JOHNSON.
For Commissioner.-Central District,
JEPTHA DISHER.
For Commissioner.-Southern Disfrict.
ISAAC N. MORRIS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
The Emancipation of Slaves,
All slaves In the Rebel States to be De.
ciarcd Free after January 4, 1ses.
A Death Blow to the Rebellion,
A PROCLAMATION.

3 WAsHNGros, September %, 1862
By the President of the United States of Amer
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MONDAY
louisville Aug %.

onlsYille, Aug 20.
Major Gen. Nelson and Brig. Gems.
Sackson, Munson aud Craft arrived
NTH. city tbs morning.
Gn. K. W. Joba,on Of Kentucky,
eith eight huulse1 Federal soldiers
comp sing q part q tie p Ind rcgi.
nent, Wyncoops Penn. regiment, and
.le 5th Kentucky cavalry under Col.
lIagsert, attacked 100 g4errltas on-
der Morgan ear Gahtin, and we're
,efeatea With loss 4 three hundred
pa,ouer., including Gen. johnson.
The remainder OF t.te Federal f-rce,
escaped aad went to Nashville
Col. McCook was uot in the fight.
New York, Avg. 23
b Fl amsrs Blackson and Creole
w. h4y N Orleans date. to the
e OH o. the llth
a i Co. K be t., o the
VAN ns the Biz ksloae
Al tae property of Jim S.Idell
has been conf.caIei by Cen Batter.
An order rom Geaerel Butler
commands the turning over TO the
United Safe. aut or ties OF III the
arms + New Odeaa,
ST. Paal, MINI, Aug %.
Parties rrsm the Mime 0 reached
here lasi night rhey slate ,hst
.coats estimate The nun r Of whites
killed b the S s SO
orinioa Is ba cd iae unm e. i.
covered strewn along the road aid )
trails Of blood. Il, Is believed that az
the missionaries have been killed.
The civilized Indians excsel their
savage hreihrea Ia atrocities
Mr.. Ffencer, an interpreter who
has spen. most Of bis lie among the
Indians, volunteered to 70 among
then, trusting 10 his knowledge q the
c.unry and his disguise % ne de-
teniion. liz arrived a. tue upper
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WaAlaslon. Aag 20.
ENLnN
SeIa ll Mo, Avg. u.

S@htfA ~ 4h&''t 80 -
Aa,iccs FROM ,ay w, 81 are to the
rGcc. tbattbt releI Force andsr Co!Tec,
QasafeU Caker !, lraes and others
sAUs usls lacy mcaa my Lxing
los, srr il 10 retreat s5u.hraras.
II Il rhyls al. fYar tho4.aa strong
ana lave tAc raei eta on caaarci
RS MAJ Fo..ra, Loaf Jackson, oil
Fuday.
CuL Flz Hssry WAR d, 81 hs
Iowa cavalry aud Gen Bunt ct q
Kansas foege., arc 10 ho, pursuit With
,hrce taou and i've hundred troop,
asa T ir, en pivsrs d ar illery. Yes
,sI4y COD Warren va within ten
ss i J.aasoa Bates Co, and Gen.
B.aa = lYr n les southwest Of him.
B % ecre moging rapidly. Tie reh-
els we're oae hour ahead Of Warren's
ca, .rg.
There j. every prospct that lh.
r.bels call b over akea AL captured
or badly whipped.
As sooa a. The commander At Lex
insion hrarl Of the deiest u Major
Foster Al Lone Jacksn he made esl-
ergcl.c preparations foF the dcienc
Of the cisy. The old foriAeasions
we're extended to the river 70 ensble
shr troops TO get water. All tie va
cant buildings which might serve ior
sheher of shsrp shooters were blown
~. Col. Honsler also ordered all
h. mp in Town 10 be barned 10 prevent
the rebels from making IL into bales
fer baasi-work.. Thr ware houses
usd hemp thos burned were probably
wsrih 500 tol. The hemp aal IS.
tsfy O Il Z. Gree slg see aor b
e,ey hvs gasa san. ao.lArs. on 80 b
IS as a. tas4rs e. . 25939.
cAcasssn.
AA4 n
! ~ ooa, CO. So set. q
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ass w8cs Pnratrt sad waga4e5
tsteneeu. asfaaIly. ate iAres aasra
lse drove lhen
C Ma.oa q ths 1lH One lts
sme * 5e ~ Ca
s.emaa ~ eovarac
m usa @ t~
h
Heabf .
la aers aGl ~
ta H
n sa UH3 States
STOP ry sa3abal
captured b FrEu 4 Naaeu
Creek. near E5eea
CuaH. Ase 81
Special . sprchr. fram lnilaaaP
be .ay that ihe n41of e Hsal .roa
ky. las soac over 10 tbr rebel ARM
and thai all tle members Of DE- e4y
eamei. w,f. aetdfer rta.ns e
staeos,horaleGaHce Ta- arap-
egy 81 t.le ntyor ht. beea sriret 1ai
anew ,eel9a ordered
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New Yor. Aug %

Nrw Yars Aug y.
f6 cnnsria .ayt q has iafor-
ataa taa, a Junction O McCieians,
b. Burnside forces IS ci G.
.e4 j, a qaia Creek The same pa-
pr say. Reliable advice, IRON ] mes
River tate he rebels occupied tlar-
ri.ous Loading and iheir pickcts cx.
teGl-l 4, far d. the CliesahonIny
A l3rg ar,on i our ganboai ae, 4
aHa3heasg tip aas above harrison,
Laaltn a. WOOL probably give be
rebels 4 taste o. lheir qnaliy
Springfield 10 Aug p
ca. Wright came is BE ge.r.llg
near Cartilage. aud killed II ud cap
turcd 81. The Kansas troops under
Gen. BIant were only a few miles Of,
pursuing % rapidly.
CAIRO, Aug. %
Tie steamer Cha pion ~ Ter las;
passage to Memphis was frei iafo BY
gaerrillas II James Bayou, iu' below
Hickman. She ma. struck by many
.h.t bat no one was injured
The steamer swallow il the Cow
eramcut service WAS burned BY the
rebels 20 miles flam Memphis a few
day since.
Memphis papers Of thc 18Th say
iaB can. Bag at Chattanooga
yet
Atlbe lal account portion oflhe
cavalry 1t Holly Sptng were com.
hitting lrpreda,ion- on Unlon prop
cuy.
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81 Louis, Aug. 20
Gsn. Price i1rce consists Of 2j.000
men. Ii is probable hal on being
"a esteued Geus. Price and Arm
strong viii combine their forces and
give G o. R9sencrans battle. We
snail likely have stirring ne IS from
Gen. Grants army ia few days.
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soc itF kaA
p Es-Gar 5.ey e pos mzrea.
l6F totas rr8ef d faa & IL
reports iaal lie sex sa a. ars Uai-
& ioee. sr 10 5afry % rsar-
ga asa sper4e sc al
tani be wia 20 Too ls4 @
,ts powerful apps baad q lanA,
towns aal osaer tribes bafe aa aai
h III Facaa erte,
Is Coz Ram y o. DE- 2is iaa
saving faal rs leH FORT Bjsy q, 2
81 fttt morning
TUESDAY acRNIsG
Philadelphia, a ~ 25.
TIE Press s. this city hax 4 iraer
from Nj Cen Pope, army dated
IL 20. which ays thar Gen. sizel
ia captured POGO reJel who h.a
g 81 Rsppahanuock o. a bridge
ptihv destroyed ~ the IRE j d
federal battery euuias otI ! relren
aal forcing surrender afiera lo.. o
ioar hundred siiied and woanlel
Cincinnati Aae %
4 pral q patch from I-etoa,
KS. 70 lie Couma1i t aa
SAYS an order wa, issued On Saturday
I'd impress 1900 slaves 70 repair tbs
railroad between here and the Cum
berlnd Gap An impressmrn. was
made ia Faygre aai Madison c0un.
t#s, sa3 los slowa Is wer paid labor.
eaz Sol their slaves, while the
rb. owners were referred % HE Pc.
ratlm 81 nj N hmgtaa fr pay too
uc layr..
New Yog,. Aul %.
a RapplDsnn tx correspondent
safe. that Oh de Us the rebels epen.
"a a battery on our GENRE ana cons
ilnued vigorously 10 throw suot aud
she'll iur se,rrlhou a little bgd-
e. up i Was discovered thai the enc
ny had duriu tie night erected 4
b. g Over hc river.
AZ @ po tie mot biilapt
aaa d tie day Is re.
eJrtrl IL tln II
ias uilge aas oae Of Grn
e.-e.s batteries On whieii The rebels
opened a brisk frs, % whieh, fer :
time, our battery replied with a spirit
In a little while our fr -iaeecnrd ano
ceased, The firing having be appar
only .i.cacel or Withdrawn.
The rebel reginett now rushed
aeFos' Tic bridge and 7'sei olit'ea ho
opposition. Everything reems 'aVor'
a.ie' po' a.As taa SEEM soon claf'
eg 80 sooner had they crossed
tiitl Sgel opeu' his battery on iiie
bri3gf, the fourth Shot completely de.
molishing It, ana at the same itine $
Z ably fire O maskelry assa'l' the reo'
eis ~ tle front l"e'f fe'real $ cn'
OIL no hopes r telt. a few sno's
itom oar battery charge ana tNey
are ur-. Not man escsped.--
Nea y 2600 are aid % have ban
captured, and about AGO killed. and
wounded.
The enemy having failed in this
now forward their forces with impet,
aosity. aa1 strive 70 ontiank Sigc.
hy crossing al French's ford, but Gen
PINE order. nm Ranks and Reno "a
c, - ~ -
'"e "'N " 49, ''' IVY ~
again rcPulsed ana removes h'1hei
up the river, How the next attempt
Of the enemy succeeded / have no
~, l.ar,od
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

cly Known rs u8s asBeir N,sva!g "a,
wa.ta IS Plr4 asrsoa atfacss with0ut netce,
tsFe AID differing intense
He.as,At, wbsa never we.sosns, but
o, A ps.a, ara s,ekasssi Loss u s<sp,
~a.ea aesss O. tAe system, robs nature Of IL
r-a i aesforeT. aas1hau .sa4s are is suaieeW.
F9 sae abafe enpa iats . remedy ID toend
ia vxsENlLL oLU Ast DYSL and 4 any
inauceneai Z aesira u saoS he coaG4snes q
shs a.9psslor, it &, thar be asks al agents TO
rstgnt moaey shea Satisfaction il ngl gives.
q Fne sisnlis & }. L Rgnas~sl.'s i.aa-
tarz ereS o0gts y seaai.s rniy sec sdrrrt.-e-
naat
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WAR SUMMARY



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TA esy aga fsa n eaasFs potter
5sy uM4E sal F
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T. 900 Cguaty sba 70 m fm
lei roa, between partso ca P4H-
lies ans Cnu,adess resaaens ~
S,ais troops eiga, 5 drei sUag ADD
asss, tafes as.i rebels under
Qaa,rril anA sihcr earru4a ehisf.
Residing a DO a,feas q a. SAFE
forces uis- ios. q sso iua4rea
-
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