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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
What we Owe Traitors and their
Northern Allies,

When the year ly tax gatherer comes a
round with his warrant demanding the
amount asses sell against you-~hen yon
have to buy q stamp to put npon deed.
note. &c.-when you have to take ont .
license to 6uy or sell-when you are ob'i-
ecd to pay forty cents pcnnd for Coffee
instead Of ten-thirty- cents for Mus-
lin instead of twelve-and twenty-five
cents for Calicoes instead Of eight-when
we look at our public debt and find it ac-
cumulating at the rate Of over 81 900 900
per day--when we look At our suffering.
dying soldiers who have gone forth in
in obedience to the call Of their country
to peril their lives for the preservation and
perpstuation of OR liberties.-for the con
stiturionsl rights of white men.-when
we look at the vacant chairs or new made
graves of those who have died at home
in consequences of disease contracted in
canp--when you look snxiously over the
long lists of killed and wounded in hattie
when you reflect that 200 900 lives have
already hem sacrificed Tor the preservation
of the Union-whrn you see the poor leg
less. armless. eyrlsss or otherwise disabled
soldier. who will be compsllsd to depen.i
upon the bounty Of the Government for
subsistence. remember that We owe all
these caIsmities to the rebels and their
Northern allies. There Was no ju-t canse
for the rebellion; no constitutional right
of the South had been violated by the Fed
eral Government. and there would have
been no rebellion had it not been for the
promises Northern Gopperheads made to
the Southern cons, ,.atnrs--that the war
should rage North as well - South. or
hal not Buchanan fostered and sncoura-
gel it the way he did after he found Lin
calm Was elected President. The people
surely have not forgotten the history Of
those sventful days between the ides Of
October. 1860. and the 4th of March. 1861.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

nothing to eat but corn bread. The reb-
els treated them very kindly, expressing
regrets that they could not provide better
for them. They refuse to permit the bod
les Of wounded or deceased officers to be
removed.
The enemy holds fifty two of our sur
gesns as prisoners.
Our ambulancss returned to the rebel
lines the wounded rebels who fell into onr
hands. Both armies s'e busy fortifving.
The pickets are with in q stone throw OF
each other. ,4u
The associated press report Of the battle
causes considerable indignation amongs.
the troops.
The statement that Reynolds and Bran
mons divisions were throws into disorder
is incorrect. / learn from Gen. Thoma.
that to the obstinate bravery Of these com
mands the army is largely Indebted for its
safety. lL
Oar wounded are well cared for snt
comfortably situated. t.it@sttt
NASHVILLE, Oct 3-McMinnville was
attacked at noon. The result is unknown
Fighting progressing when the telegraph
communication vas interrupted. Rebe
cavalry are reported crossing the Tonnes
see, at Washington. Cavalry from thi,
post returned last evening with a rebe
captain. one lieutenant and thirteen parol.
ed prisoners.
New YohK. Oct. Am army Of tn
Cumberland dispatch to the Herald. Oct
3. says. The prospect of success il good
Ii the enemy makes an attack he will b
badly defeated. There ia no cause fo
alarm from rebel flank movements.
The enemy is in sight and skirmishin,
continues, the rebels always getting worst
Cd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

The Ito the Plymouth Democrat started
about the flag from Bourbon at the recent
Union Mass Meeting in this place. has
started on its round through the Copper.
head prints. The La Porte Democrat cop.
iss'ths lying statement in its lat iSsue.
and other Coppsrhead papers will no
doabs follow its example. Platte Me-
Donald knew il was lie before he copied
: II. be-; that did not make particle Of dif.
ference with him. There is no lie too
monstrous or absurd for the Copperhead
papers TO publish about Usion men. pro-
yided they think IL vii! mislead and de-
ssrisstheir readers This is their game IN
avariably. Ought party whose leaders
AZ snch despicable liars to Be trusted with
spewsr2 Such men cannot and do not care
ssfarshing for The country. They are ~
sasssisuss Of patriotism Is the devil is Of
vsrscity All they care for is the steal
sises sfofice. and If they are denied these
they cry ont that their constitutional right,
ere v;slassd and forthwith rebel against
~ decision Of the majority. ''Rule OF
,fuis.'' Is their motto.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
FROM R0SECRANS' ARMY.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 3--The Commercial
has advices from Chattanooga to Saturday
last. The estimate at headquarters Of the
losses At the battle OF Chickamanga is
killed. 1900; wounded. 8, $50; prisoners,
2. 500: total. 1880.
1t was the opinion that if the right wing
had held its own, the result of the battle
would have been decisive Union victory
The success Of Gen. Thomas on the left
was much greater than represented in any
published account Of the battle. Thomas
ronre'l Long>treet's c"rps. and was in con
dition to pursue the enemy; but for disor.
gan'zation Of the right wing it was imprac-
t,rahle. No surprise is felt in the army q,
the failure Of the enemy to resume the at
tack.
The enemy's loss is believed to DO al
least 90 000
Our army is in superb fighting trim
compact in organization. well supplied in
provisions and ammunition, and full oil
confidence.
New YoRK Oct. "a Washington
sper,al to thu n Y. Tribune says;
The Republican says: Official dispatch
ca Of the LIT inst. received to-day. represent
the sanitary stu alton before Chattanooga
to he Is satisfactory Is the most hopeful
could wish. Bragg makes no advance.
and does not dare to. The statement in
Philalrlphia papers that Burnside had
retreated FROM Jeuesboro to Knoxville il
not true.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Oct. 4. 1863.
Byard and Wolford are still skirmish.
ing with the enemy below London. The
rebels are reported strongly reinforced in
the east. ess
Carter has fallen back to Bills Cap
Arrangements are in progress for deci-
siye fight and wind up Of the guerilla bu
sitiess.
Gen Haskell is in command OF the 3d.
army corps. -a ia
There are no mails. The weather il
fine. The army is in fine health and
spirits.
ATLANTA. Sept. 30.-Gen. Bragg has
consented to exchange wounded With Gen
Affairs ere unchanged ct Chattanooga.
Gen. Rosecrabs receives his supplies BY
wagon from Stevenson. The rumor that
Rosecrans supplies were cut Of Is net cred.
tied. -
Rosecraus il confined to his works
around Chatsanooga. cur lines extending
to the river. above and below him.
His dsfencss are strong and thought to
he 30 superior that NO ASSAULT will be
made.
CukcusArr. Oct. 4.--A special e the
| Commercial from Chattsnoogs the 80th,
says 200 ambulances, cent within the enc.
Imy's lines under dag Of tsuss. broueht
in over 500 Of our wounded. 3 n4of'o ~
While in ths snNmy's hands thy ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
Army Correspondence
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. "a, g;

NhnAa~NvSvas AS2"'s SoP" 80 w.
EpIroR REPuBLIcAs:-The loss of the
9th Ind. Regt. in the battle of the 18th.
10Th. and Doth. was 80 killed. wounded
and missing. We entered the engagement
with 316 officers and men,
Loss Of Co. D.--Killed, A. Smart, AL.
bert Morris. Wounded. Lieut.. Crevestvn,
Corporal Jones Grant. John Deardoff.
Francis Singleton and John Goddard
Taken prisoners, VIM. Stumbaugh and
Arney Scott.
think the loss of on rarmy will be a
bout fifteen thousand; the rebel loss thirty
thousand. Every person here says it was
the hardest fought battle Of the war. The
rebels. by receiving heavy reinfercemenis
from Lee anil Johnson. ouinumbered US
three to one. anil our army was compelled
TO fall back miles to this place. where
we are strongly fortified and if the rebel,
dare attark u here you may be sure OF Ut
gaining a 6 eat victory. The army is il
good spirits and are confident OF winning
the victory. even If we DO not receive tn,
reinforcements that are on the way to us
Yours in haste.
Jouvcov
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
A Specimen of Conservatism.


The PIymonth Democrat. referring to
the rumor. started by some newspaper
correspondent. that the President will
soon call, under the CONSUMPTION act, for
600. 900 more men. says:
at looks unreasonable wher we consid
er the fact that the President "1ust know
the sentiment of the country relative to his
policy. and that Tor such policy the poo.
pie have endured about all the burdens
they will submit 10. with patience.
I'VE believe. sincerely. that the policy
of the administration must be changed, or
IL UiN prove a dangerous experiment. to at
tempt to conscript so large number of men
There is difference 6etreen asking and re-
ceiOing. Which. ps aPprehend. uU BE- nn-
pleasantly demoast, ated ia ibis erent."
We have taken the privilege to italieiss
a portion of the above. ss it SO clearly
demonstrates the conservatism(l) Of the
writer. Is he not beautiful conservative!
And talks. does be not. like law abiding
man? Who will doubt the sincerity oil
his professions in these respects hereafter
How eagerly the rebels will real this ex
tract, Is an evidence Of the spirit Of the
Northern Democracy. and draw console.
tion and encouragement thereirom.
The editor assumes that large major
ity of the country is opposed tn the Presi
dents war policy. but he is woefully mis-
taken. and consequently his threats of re
sisisnce to the conscript law fail to fright.
en- any one. We doubt not that all tho
Copperhead leaders. and portion Of thei
dupes. are opposed to the Presidents poll
icy. but they would have been equally .,
much opposed to any other policy. ex~p
submi- on to the demands Of the rebel>
he could have adopted. What war meas
urs have they ever approved! Did they
not say the first call for IS 900 volunteer,
to enforce the laws snd prevent the rebe
army from capturing the National Capito
was unconstitutional and tyrannical:
Certainly they dill. and have done every
thing they could since 20 emhsrrsss the
Administration and give aid and encour
agement to the rebels.-in compliance
doubtless. with the promises made then
before the rebellion broke ont. that I'll,
war should rage North as we'll o. South
and if they have not fulfilled their part o
the agreement in iull. to get mp . fire il
the rear Of our armies. it is only becau>
they concluded they could ALL their friend
quite as effsctuslly by . factious oppo>i
ton to the war measures of the Admins
tration. with more safety to themselves
Even those mea. ures which were in.li-l en-
SADLY necessary TO enable The Government
to prosecute the war at all they have mos
violently opposed. and threatened to re
force Of arms, purchasing FIRE arms fo
that avowsd object. as the Editor Of til
Democrat nov threatens insurrection il
case the President attempts to raise an
more troops by conscription.-clairning
At ibe same time to he law abiding. ron
serpotire Democrat Is il not eviden' tina
this AMI kindred phrases are used BY Cop
perhes,ls merely as cloak to hide thei
treason! Let the tree he judged by it
fruif
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
Executors sale.

ME undersigned. Executor of the Ia will
and testament Of John L. Woodward. ST.,
late of NJ ,rsh.ll County. Ind deceased, will sell
at Public Sale. to the highest bidder. at the late
residence of the deceased, one mile norih of
Plymouth. on SATURDAY. OCTOBER -.
1863. tina following personal property. to-wit:
Horses. Cattle, Hogs. Corn, Wagons. &c. &c.
TENNIS OF SAIE.-On all sums over three jsllsrs
n credit OF six moaths will be given by purchasers
giving mites with approved security, waving valu
alton and apprai-em-nt laws; on all sums Of three
dollars and nnder cash I'm hand. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock, a. m. on said day
- John L. WOODWARD IT..
Dot Ist, 1s63-4St3l Executor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

The following are the reported casual
lies in Companies l and X. in the 2oth
Indiana. at the battle of Chicksmauga.
Georgia:
CoMrASY I.
Kaled.-John Killen, John Erb.
Wousded.-1st Sergeant John d. Arm
strong. in left SHOULDER. severe; Sergeant
Charles F. Tucker. right ankle, slight;
Arson Bsdgley. in right arm. severe;
John Tennis. in right hip. severe: Frank.
lin Moore. in left side. severe; William
Hawkins. in left arm. slight; Patrick Ma.
lonev. in head. slight.
Missi.g--.John w. Buntin. Frederick
Kasher. Levi F. Dawson. John Whited
Warren Bsbbitt. Corporal j. McBa~om.
Loss of Co. KILLED 2. Wounded Z
Missing 8. Totafl5.
K;Ned.--lst Lieut.. John Cutler. Christ
ian Hardzag and Adam L. VinRpdge.
Wounded.--Henry Harlzag. in right
thigh. severe; Elijah Hildebrand. in left
thigh. severe; Jacob Frees. in right should
or. severe; James Donahoe. in knee. slight
Nelson King. in right hanl. slight; Serg'
Charles Ream. right foot. slight; Serg'
Chas. Swezey. left leg. severe.
Missing Christian Dietrich. Benz. Rit
ter. John Hildehrand. Fred WngIey.
Lose in Co. K.-KiIled 8; Wounded 8
Missing 4. Total Is.
Loss in Regiment.--k He'd IL; Wound
ed 81; Missing 6S. To, i 10.
Maj. j. P. Collins and Capt. McCaslin
Moore. are among the missing.
S7TH REGIMENT--JoEa than Robbins o.
Co. F.. is reported severely wounded il
neck. and Jonathan Clay. of same compa
ny. severely in testicIes.
Loss in Regiment 40. wounded
l42. missing s. Total Casualties 140.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
A. LINCOLN.
By the President. .IoElt
WIN. H. Seward. Sec'y Of State.
The War In L,uisiana.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 20. VIA CArRo
Oct 5.-Matters are evidently drawing Il
crisis on the western side of ths Mi>sis
sippi All Of tho 18th and 18th corps
except Gen. Hsrrnn's division. have beer
moved to Brashesr City. One corps will
move further west. while the OF ser moves
north to cooperate with General Heron
who has been after Taylsr's fsrce on Red
River. 3E ff9
General Banks. it is said. takes the field
in person. m fr
Gen. franklin IL in command of tho
18th corps. Gen. Herroa's headquar.
ters are on the Atchafalaya. T
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
FAor--Ara culinary preparation. He

FAcr--Ars culinary preparation. Her
rick Aliens Gold Metlal Sslerstus is infal-
liable. IL has great advantages over yeast
fermentation. and will make twenty five
pounds more Bread or Biscuit from the
same barrel of Aoar. and much better. II
retains eli the CAUTIOUS starch, and sugar
that is in the -four. and from two aud :
half pounds Of -four. viii make three and =
half pounds Of Bread or Biscuit. while the
same quantity by yeast fermentation. will
make only . srids over three pounds. and
require more thaa twics the quantity Of
shortenipg. bsvidss being much moro nm
hsakbt. T0ia, ssl b oohvino6dW 2 j
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
From Charleston.

FORTRESS MoSReR. Oct. 4.-The Rich.
mond Ezaminer Of yesterday has the fol.
lowing:
CHARLEsTor, Oct. 2-Heavy firing
was heard last night. The eneny's move
ments on Morris Island indicate perms-
nence more than immediate operations.-
Two Monitors are reported close to the
Island doing picket duty.
There has been but little firing to-day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

= There are. we believe. some loyal Dem
ocrats 10 this county. who are sincerely OPP
posed to secession. and DESTROYS that the
rebellion shall be crushed ont. but they
are ding themselves great injustice and
!, prolonging the war by continuing to Act
n with that nefarions party. Come out
from them and psrtake not Of their sins.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

The news from Ohio is of the most
cheering character. The Union men are
thoroughly aroused. and are determined
to deal the rebsl-sympaihisers such blow
that they will not dare to raise their trail
tor voices again during the war. Our
friends there assure Us that Vallandigham
will be defeated By from forty to fifty
thousand without the army vote. which
will be almost unanimous for Brough.-
Tas Coppsrhsad papers forssse this result
and are preparing . soft place to fall. by
predicting that Democrats will be driven
from the polls by Federal bayonets and
not allowed to vote This is equivalent
to acknowledging that they expect to be
defeated. They have no dread Of Federal
bayonets being. used for any such purpose.
There is no necessity for rssorting to such
- e"urse to obtsin the victory. AMI If there
was Union men are too shrewi. even il
! they were a. lawlessly inclined "a their OPP
ponents. TO commit suicide. They are moi
the kind Of men to inaugurate mobs and
rebellion to prevent party defeat. or even
threaten such things if the people decide
: against shem.
49, We have also the most cheering news
g from Pennsylvania. The Unionists are
confident OF carrying the State by . ma.
jority of thousands.
The New York Unionists will likewise
give good account Of themselves in No.
! vembcr They are determined TO give tn.
mobocrats. murderers anil home traitors
such rsbuks as will e1ectually wipe ou
the stigma those scoundrels have iuflicto
upon their proud State.
In Iowa, Wisconsin anil Minnesota the
watehfires Of patriotism are burning
brightly. and no patrio, in or out of then
sateriains any fears Of the result Of the
pending election in either.
q What will Indiana do? From what VI,
hear from different parts of the State WI
feel confident the people will rsbuke the
traitors who sought to involve orr State
in civil war last winter. not gently. but IL
tones Of thunder.
Union men Of Marshall will You aid in
achieving the victory which is within you
grasp? If you desire the success OF on
armies do not give Indirect aid to the reb
els by failing to discharge your whole du
~ to Jour country. The prospect is en-
eouraging. Mass your forces. poll every
vote. and eren if victory does not crown
your efforts you will at least greatly re
duce the Copperhead majority of last year
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
MARRTE1)

AT the residence of the brides father.
October LIST. 1868. by Rev. j. E. Chaplin,
Mr.. ALVIN c. ELLIOTT. of Plymsnth. and
Miss LIZZIE NJ. RALsrrs. of Fulton Co.,
Indiana.
Rochester papers please copy.
On the Cd inst. ny Rev. Austin Fuller.
Mr.. ALFRED j. MoReAN TO Miss MARGARET
j. PIckERL. ali of thi. county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
Rallv Around the Flag!

The Union forever. hurrsh boys. hnrrah!
Down with the traitors. up with the stars
Rally around the Flag, boys.
Rally once again.
Shouting the battle cry Of Freedom.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

The telegraph reports yesterday says
Rosecrans communications are menacei.
hut they will doubtless soon DO restored.
II interrupted. BY the reinforcements now
march ing to his aid from Nashville
Burnside is said to he in communication
with Rosecrans.
The news from Charleston is not very
important. Gilmore is said to be ready
TO open on the city with Greek FIRE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
THRIFTY YOUNG ORCRARD
Now As the Times
IMPROVE YOUR CHANCESl

T undersigned wishing to make as easy terms
rs possible with those indebted to them will take
Wheat in PAYMENT Of Debts,
and in every case. win allow from 9 to cents per
bushel ABOVE THE MARKET PRICE
Those who neglect this offer will be required 10
pay in cash Immediately.
S. & NJ. BECKER.
Oct. 8, 1888
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
No BETTER PRoor REouIsEp.-It ba,

No BETTER Poor REoUIRED-It has
not yet been publicly denied that the
Chemical Saleratus made by D. B. De-
Land Il Co.. is all that its friends have
elaimsd-that is pure and wholesome
article. This cannot be-denied 10 face 'of
the testimony of chemists aud those best
quslified to Judge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

g ~ They way to prolone the var. end
IA consequence add to our already snor-
1cas Nafiosal debt sad gil the land with
widows End orphans, 10 to vote the Cop
perhesd ticket next Tuesday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

e. Every Union man who fails to
vote next Tuesday will give half vote to
the Coprerheads, and thus give aid and
comfort to the Southern rebels.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

kg The Copperheads in one breath
say they are the irien,ls of the soldiers and
in the next call them "Nigger thieves"
and 'Lincoln's dogs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Farm for Sale!

ME undersigned, DESTROYS of moving west,
viii dispose of The farm on which he resides
on favorable terms. Ii is situate in North town.
ship, Marshall County, two miles and half east
OF the Michigan road, and three-quarters of mile
east OF Schroeder's Saw Mill. There h
120 Acres in the Tract.
Of which. 10 acres are cleared. under fence, and
in good state OF cultivation, There is a good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
one and half story high, on the premises, with a
Kitchen attached, and COOL we'll Of water conve
nient. There is also
GOOD Log Barn.
AND
THRIFTY YOUNG ORCHARD
on the farm. The District School House is about
80 rods distant from the Dwelling House
Any person DESTROYS OF purchasing such farm
will do well to call and examine the above.
GEORGE FERGUSON.
Oct. 8, ls63-49t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

81 Look ont for lying reports Of Oh
kinds between this and the election. Re.
member the infamous lies circulated by
Copperheads on the eve Of the last eIeo-
tien. W Ira fi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

r. The report that Col. Gleason Of
the 87th was wounded aud taken prisoner.
At the hattie Of Chickamsuga. we are graf.
flied tn learn. is not true He was neither
wounded or taksn prisoner. e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

~ The majority in Maine for the
Union tickets nearly 10 900: about 500
greater than Liacoln's majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

ME undersigned having taken ont letters
testamentary on the estate Of John l..
Woodward. Sr-. late of Marshall County, Indiana
deceased, hereby notifies all persons indebted to
said estate 10 call and make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated Tor settlement
The estate is solvent.
JOHN L. WOODWARD. Jr.,
Oct. LIST. 1563-49t3l Executor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

1THE ELECTION. REMEMBER.
WILL BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY
DO NOT FAIL TO Attend ONE
VOTE MAY ELECT DUB TICKET.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
Boots and Shoes!

TNHE Low PRICE STORE is the place to
i buy your Heavy Boots for Winter, Womrn's
and Children's Wear Of every description. Here
is a chance to save money.
[4stfl RICE 4 SMITH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

n MA "" GALL
NOTICE is hereby given, that | will sell. at
Public Auction, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3Ist, 1863,
at the residence fDavid c. Larue. la,e of Mar.
shall Cou ty. Indiana. deceased. all his personal
property, not taken by the widow, consisting of
One sett of Carpenters and Joners Tous l Turn
ing Lathe, Patent Bee Hives and Bees &c
TtKNs:-A credit nine months will ba given
on all sums over Three Dollars, the purchaser
giving his note with approved security, waving
valuation and nppraisment avs, with Interest from,
date. SQUIAR OWENS
Oct. 8. ls63.-n49t3, Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

The following are the reported casual
lies in Companies / and X. in the 29th
Indiana. at the battle Of Chickamauga.
Georgia:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
4 DMINIS1RATOR'S SALE.

Oct. 8, 1s63--493