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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-29
RUNA WA VS..

DUNAWAy-Sl0 100 Rev arabian away from my
III restaurant, on 18th street. between Franklin
and Main, my boy HENRY, ahant & feet inches
high; dark copper color; one stiff 23 years Of
age; had on dark grsyi:h fr ok Goa; pants Of the
same color; drab slouch hat; pair Of bootees Twill
give the above reward for his apprehension and tie
livery to ne in this city. BERNARD LEHMAN.
au 29--2tt
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49, - - - -
REAL ESTdTE FOP elTp

Tor eALE-& valuable FARM on the n;,,,--
T. and Petersburg Railroad. Ii mies from I p,'.
mond aud miles trou Petersburg. now o.sa',
by Mr.. Edwin Wi!lisms. contsinine SUI ,e,p'
land divided into i've fields Of IS aers each NJ
closed, with running water III each fell. With ,.'
meadows alta he'd to three Of thu iislto H.
IS q gray loan and On red clay, has bsea Nm.
and msrled, produces we'll corn. oats wheat, ,t..'
&c. All II the uecss AIRY boi!dirss On the ma.
except the dwelling. Has fine orchard s.a y,
garden, and is proserbisl for health Anply H.
su 23-3t GDDIN 4 AppEtS1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-29

nANvlLLE FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ GEO LA MONTE, NJ, Pre- sdent,
DAEvHtf, VA.
The next Session will open Otloter I, 1863
safe location. ine buildings, coed fare
teachers and thorough sehol arship, commend this
schc OF. For cstale que address the President.
uN-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-29
LOST, STRA YED, DC.

I o>f-&25 RE~Asp.--Iost, on Thursday night, 2sih
- inst, between thj1Teh I'LL and City Hail a Caits
revolver. viii pay the above reward for the
tgtn Of the eatue 10 the II EODEEER,
aG 2)-lts No 10 Main Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-29

az NOTICE.-The physicians Of Chesterfield
~ county are requested to meet at their court
Louise On the second Monday in September for the
purpose OF adopting new iarif of charges.
au a8- .-.t<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-29

Died. OF, tho I'D Ut August, 1858, Miss SAI.iIE A
WDFEiER, daughter Of VIA n aud Mary II Wheeler
aged Is years, late Of Fredericksburg.
sf1se moon hooks calmly down when uias Is dying.
The earth still halds her sway;
Flowers breathe their perfume, and the wind keeps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-29

YlNfTY Dollars Reward-~Wl be paid for the APP
IL prehenaioa Of Frank, the property OF w e
Crcn.haw He Is Of dark brown color, about FIVE
feet hine inche in height, has several white spots
about his face aud Is to ~ years old. Fraus was
seen a. the Central depot Sunday evening, I'D inst,
when The cara arrived.
al s5-ts CRESSHAW K co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-29
EDUCATIONAL.

1,,nGEWOoD Seminary Amelia The next session
II Of tbs school commences Monday, the 5:h Of o.
tober To secure place early application should be
made, as the School Nil be limited.
TEBxs-Essari add tuit'on SIS peg MONTH 10 LIST OF
January, iii ADVANCE pupils furnishing lights towels,
aud baSn after that time ACCORDING 10 price of pro-
WEIGHS Tuition fur day scholars slO0 per session Of
nine months. Address ei,5or Der, Amelia II, Va.
au 29-2awlw. + A CPENSHAW.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
Soldiers Sentiments.

Immediately after dinner on Monday
last. committee of five having been pre-
vionsly appointed to draft them. the fol.
lowing resolutions were read and unani-
mously adopted by the soldiers:
WHEREAS, Having heard that at the Sup
per on Saturday night last. given by the
Democrats ofthis place. there were speech
es made condemning the government and
the war. therefore.
RESOLVED. That we. the members Of the
73d and other Regiments. do hereby con.
demp all such speeches male by any party.
RESOLVED. That we look upon all men
whether Democrats CT Republicans as our
friends. if they are truly loyal men.
RnsoLvED. That we look upon our Gov.
crnor as true friend OF the Soldier and
condemn all persons who speak disrespect-
fully of him. -
RESOLVED. That we despise all northern
Copperheads and Buttsrnu.s. and look up
on them as meaner than the rebels Of the
South. .r..s, ...t ,
RESOLVED, That we extend our heartfelt
thanks to the citizens Of Plymouth and vi
entity, aud especially 20 the ladies', for their
Kindness to US during our short stay with
them and especially this days entertain
mont ~ -.-rf -ff 81 ga - r.4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18

The situation at vicksburg remains
substantial by the same as reported last
week. ltis thought. hcwsver that Penn
horton will be forced to surrender in the
course of week or ten days. for want Of
provisions. p Nv Il q
All is quiet at Murfrcesboro.
There has been bloody fight at Mill
ken's Bend 90 miles above vicksburg =
The rebels wero finally rspulscd by the
black troops there, assisted by arcgiment
of Iowa troops. The blacks first gave way.
but when they saw their friends butcherel
who were. captured by the rebels. they
rallied anil fought with desperation. driv-
ing back the rebels with great loss. The
rebel brigade which attacked our forces,
was undcr General MeCalloush. who was
MORALLY wounded. Col. Allen WIS also
killed. and COL. Fitzhlgh is believed to
be a prisoner in our hands. Tho rebel
loss in killed was Ito. They left on the
field their wounded. except a few who
were carried off at Youns's Point. Our
loss in killed and wounded were. white
men 65, negroes $50. IS d ~
The quie. on tho Potomac is once more
disturbed. Lee has moved his forces and
is now in from. Of Gen. Hooker who is
following rapidly after him. Lee has re.
Gently been largely reinforced it is said.
and his forces arc now believed to ont
number Hooker's. The latest report is
that battle was raging on, Tuesday at
Bull Run. but the report Is not generally
credited.
The most startling news. however. is.
that the rebels in large force have passed
over into Maryland. and have alrea ly
captured and sacked several important
cities in Pennsylvania. and were moving
rapidly on toward Harrisburg. which. i,
was thought. would be captured. after
which it was supposed the rebels would
march Immediately for Philadelphia and
Pittsburg. The excitement throughout
Pennsylvania is very great. and it is ho-
ped that the numbers of the enemy and
consequently the dangers are greatly OK
aggerated. We shall know better, how.
ever. in regard to tho truth Of these excl
ting rumors in day or two.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18

a. Thatenotorious liar aud infamous
calnmniator. NJ. A. O. Psckar.l. made
speech on the strsst in front Of Beckers'
store. on Saturday night. IN which, he did
not utter single truth scarcely in regard
to any matter which he thought it would
benefit his party to lie about. We think
we ser-listened to q speaker that -coul.l
tell as many barefaced lies in SO short a
time. We will not now attempt to point
out and rcfute his statements in detail. as
we do not consider il necessary. general
contradiction OF his unsupported assertions
being all that is required in this commn-
ni.y where the dirty BLACKBOARD is known.
We should not have thought it necessary
to have said even this much about him.
had lie not referred to nm article which ap-
peared in our last paper. and which no
stated that we told soldier we fully en-
dorset. The statement is not true let
who may be the author OF it. When orr
attention was called to the concluding sen.
tence of the article by the soldier. Jacob
s[axey. we observed that there was GER
tainly some mistake in it.--our first inn
preston being that orr composition had
made blunder in setting the type and
made the writer say what he did not in
tend. and that in reading the proof sheet
wo had overlooked the omission or inter
rotation whichever it might be. But. to
put the matter at rest at once. so far as we
were concerned. we told Maxey emphati-
caliy that we did not endorse the senti-
ment conveyed in the sentence. and that
had we noticed it we should not have pub
lished it. ot 80 t-f
Tho Objectionable sentence is the con-
GLIDING one in an article under the cap
ton The March of the Dark Brigade"
and originally appeared in tn, Nav York
independent. 1t unnecessary to quote
it. If any one wishes to read it he had
better hunt up our last number and read
the whole article. and then he will have
a better understanding it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
General Commissioners Office.
ISDrANAroLrs, May &c.

| have this day resigned the office OF
General Commissioner. and J.. j. Hayden,
Esq. has been appointed to close up the
business connected with the late draft. to
whom all communications hereafter will
be addressed. In severinS my connection
with the draft officers throughout the State,
/ wish to express my obligations to them
for the prompt. efficient and cheerful man
ner in which the novel duties assumed by
them were performed. / also wish to ex-
press my qualification at the formation of so
many agreeable acquaintances throughout
the State. My only regret is. that | am
unable to pay the xpenses incurred by the
draft. visited Washington at the be-
ginning of the last session Of Congress. and
was informed at the War Department that
an appropriation would be made by tba;
Congress to pay such expenses. Bnt by
an oversight, no such item was inserted In
the appropriation bill. which omission
was not noticed until alter the adjourn
ment Of Congress. The is. that no
appropriation can be made until the next
Congress assemblies. ut which time it will
be- m ade. without doubt. s,sd o.
I As soon as tho proper appropriation is
made by the next Congress. information
Of the fact will be given to those interested
BY my successor. liz s9tlJ ieea d4l
r sesee.s. Fssf s4is, -. P.aSIDDALL-s7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
Copperhead County Convention.

The Copperhead Central Committee Of
this county have issued call for Con
vention to meet in this place on the 9th
inst. next Saturday week. for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for the offices to
be filled at the coming election. 1t is to
to be delegate convention. and will. Of
course. be parked affair. The clique
about town are working the wires SO as to
secure the nomination of their favorites -
One of them, we are reliably informed,
SAYS it will not answer to dominate any
man for office who is in favor of prosecu-
ting the war, and on this account is very
hostile to the nomination of two Of the
candidates for Clerk. because they have
brothers in the srmy. He thinks. we sup
pose. that there is danger of their sympa-
thies leading them astray.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18

LIBERTY OF SrEEcn--Mr. Mohler. a
discharged soldier, informs MS that the
Copperheads. in the ncighborhsol where
he resides. Aughnaughba township. Full
ton County. do not like to allow him tho
liberty of speech, and threaten to mob him
for advocating the prosecution Of tho war
until the rebels are conquered. With what
consistency can the CoPpcrLeads complain
when ths Government arrests them for
talking treason, when, wherever they have
the power there is perfect reign Of terror?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
Eg The last Democrat contains a Il

EN The last Democrat contains let
ter purporting to have been written BY a
convalescent Soldier. at Van Duren Con-
valcsccnt Hospital, La" which is doubtless
forgery. and published for no other pur-
pose than to discourage oil efforts for the
relief Of orr sick and wounded soldiers
We wonli not publish such lying letter
no matter where it came from, bearing as
it does upon its very face tho brand OF
falsehocd. No one can read it without
saying it is full Of the bascst kind of lies,
such as Packard uttered in his speech last
Saturday night. 1t was probably written
in Plymouth. by one Of jeff Davis and
vallandigham's friends. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18

anseT Mrs. MEG afEsrty. Of Chicago, re-
sisted the enrolment Of her husband. arm
ing herself With . butcher knife. and De.
claring that if the riDfsFnsli abolitionish-
ers" did not leave her house she would
give them q. grave upon her own door
step." She has been arrested and held 70
pail in 81 900 to .suswcr arr indictment
that may be fosndd sgainit her in the
United States Court. tss@
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
Z. q. C..,s.

Our nsighbor Sfsthe Democrat pretends
to be ignorant Of the existence Of K. g:
C.'s. in this county. VIII be tell US what
kind of an Institution that i which meets
semi-weekly over Kemph'T Bakery IL
Bourbon q = lss9 =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken uT, by ThomaS X. Citizen. I;,;,r &,
Green Township. Marshall County, Ind. ONE
MARI T.. described IA follows. to Wit: Rri.bt sor-
rel, with m''''i;ingi long mare and tail hitc sffeak
in her face. right hind leg white litlc abork me
poster1i JOINT, i trostcr. his m,ks, Is aboat
"1een years Old and fifteen hands high. Aprras-
ed at forty dollars by Abrahtm vorirs anil Jnr,s
Worries, before Jacob G. TIuIin.er, Justice of tho
Peace II n. PERSHING, Clerk c. c.
June Is, 1S6)-n33t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

State Of Indiana, Marshall County:

state OF INDIANA, MARSHALL County:
NJ Office is hereby given, that at the June Term,
IN 1868. of the Court of Common Pleas of
Marshall County, after final settlement OF the Es-
tate Of William Lopp, deceased, about the sum Of
two hundred and twenty seven dollars and So cents
were found remaining for distribution among the
heirs. 4,r,ts-.rfss,
Said heirs are therefore notified to appear on the
first day Of the next term Of said Cont, and prove
their hershp, and receive their distribution share
H. R.PERSHINCs. Clerk c. C. p.
June 10, 1861 oa3t3 Marshall County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
Notice OF Distribution.

State of Imli.rns. Marshall Counrr:
Office IS hereby given. that NJ the June Term
! y lee'. OF the Court of Common Pleas of Mar.
shan County. alter fnal settlement of the E<ss,.
OF tcob Sapn, deceased. about the sum or one
hundred and twenty five dollars and 10 cents were
founi rem aiming for distribution among the h,ir.
Sad heirs are therefore MT H. to appear on se
hrst'liv OF thu next term OF si Courf. and nroy,
their hcirsp, aud receive their ,lis,riburve n,
II. r. PERSHINC, Clerk c. C.P.
June Is. le63-n33t3 Marshall Cou,,,,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
Vtllan1igham Nominated.
Committee.

s cNallandigham has been nominated fol
Governor of Ohio by the Copperheads Of
that State. This proves the disloyalty of
that party beyond question. vallandig-
ham has been opposed to the war from the
start, refused to vote either m,n or money
for its prosecution. anil contends that there
is no power in the Federal Government
to coercc seeding State-thus taking
the ground that State has the ri sht to Sc
ce,lc whenever it chooses, and this is the po-
-sition OF the Copperhcads and has been
all the time. 81
There is no danger. however. OF Vallan-
digham's election Tns Soldiers can vote
in Ohio. aua they will 60 unanimously a.
gainst him. 1.-THE ,ldiers could vote in
Indiana where would the Copprrieals be
after the clection2 Thu. reason they can
not vote is because the Coppsrheais in the
Legislature refused to vots for the bill Civ
ing thom that privilege, anil the reason
they dill that vas because they kne v that
two thirds or three fourths of the soldiers
would vote against them every time
They argued that thu bill was unconstitu-
tional, but that was M ere excnse. A
bill was drafted which would have allow.
Ell them to vote without trenahinS on the
Constitution particle. and hal the SOL
diers been nearly all ,Copperheads thu
Copperheads members would have had
no opposition to offer to the bill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
NO.icc Of Distribution.
St,tc of Indian, M,rx,,,il r.ns..

office Is hereby given. that nj the Jnn- Tern,
/ 1868, of the Court of Com mon Pleas If Mr.
shall Cornty, after finil settlements III rh. E,,,,
OF Robert 'hn>on, s-ii.. deceased. .,,ut ,h.
sum OF hse collars aid ~ cents wer. found re-
n.nn? Tor distribution am ing tho heirs
sid hsir' are Therefore natih Il to appear on
tine frs; dry of The next term of sud Con-, AYR,
prove their hrir>p, and receive their ,i;s,r:,nt;on
share III. r. PERSHING. &C CP
June IL, lS6)-n33t3 Marshall c,,r,,x
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
re A. few Copperheads in this pla,

EE A few Copperheads in this place
shouted Justify when they received the
news of vallandigham's nomination for
Governor Of Ohio. A man who can shout
for vallsndisham can have no scruples
chat wonld prevent him from shouting for
jeff Davis, if he tboughtit prudent or safe
to do so. We arc gladeto sea the leaders
in the Copperhsad party show their colors'
The soldiers are posted in regard to VAL
landigham's record on the war. and viii
understand the position OF his, supporters
too wsaI to be deceived by mere probes
sion of loyalty. a. man who supports
ysllapdishaimi endorses his position, on the
war. aud al men know be Is opposed to
its prosecution on our part. Z SSfI0 f0
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
Z0UAVE HOUSE.
"a. iIISSONG. Proprtesor.
Corner OF Plymouth and Tippecanoe streets,
BOURBON. IND.

This U1usc has recently been tbor.,u,hIy reh,;,
ed and rcfurnShed. Every cffnt will be made bv
the proprietor to render his guests comfortable.
limo I2cl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-18
a list OF LETIEfS

Remaining in the Post Office at Plymouth. Ind,
on The 18th day Of June. A. D., 1853:
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

Wheat was dull and heavy with only few srining
sales reported part 81 10 for red Western and state
fv,n,er) Corn was . shade cheaper with more doing,
sales having transpred Of ooo bushels mixed western
n, ssc n poc for sound Soc SIC for unsound and
heated and p2c e3c for white and yellow Jersey Sales
we're made Of 500 bushels rye at 81 o5 09 for mme-
dIae ami uro delivery and 800 bushels barley 81 so
s CO. Oats were selling freely at s5c s7hc accord.
ing 10 quality. -
changed hands at 3ohc. a 33c.
Corros was Inactive and depressed, at e4Sc osc. for
Tsrcsrs.-ro Liverpool there were shipped 400 bbls.
-four al a 3D. 25 900 bushels corn M SID. bsxd, In
hulk and bags 1000 pkgs provisions at 25s. . 27s.
cd 30s by sailing vessel and steamer, snd $50 hhds.
tobacco at 30s by steamer To london there taken
400 rksp provisions at 25s, 900 pbs nsecd cake az
ls 3D. and heavy goods, by steamer, at 40s
HAY--There was Q fair business reported In North
Hors were selling more freely at lie 25c for new
crop .
no,Asrp sales were confined 10 40 bbs New or
leans Al I3c le os bhds. Cuba musoovado II 3sc
40c.
sctive Otherwise the market was inactive
Ppoussox continued 70 favor buyers who pur.
chsssl 70 dsy leo bo S13 II S13 90 for old mess
SiS Ss as 81 for new. and Sti S1s for prime Bssl
csssIussd u missd request as $40 asa fov Dsais ~
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

cirai hope N the specnlatcr that 1t merely one q
those inev tibe devations from The ascenang soaae
which, In great trade especially only serve 70
lure the former with false hopes and tighten the leaps Of
the latter 10 . still higher pitch. - -
The assurance that here plenty In the land" win
now be brouph ht 70 the test. The warm weather Will
essen the Of the blc and add 70 the azne OF
thus abundance The good homs and from abroad
promises a great moral effect and between the two. the
ph, sica influences oi the season. should
be led anticipate summer which will exhibit vast
relief In the community The disappointment Of such
anticipation may we'll be accepted the signal for q
general resignation 70 the rude Of high prices until the cod
Of the war.
DESTRUCTION
Inc malt house of SDiders dstilery at Chattanooga
was destroyed by re on the l4th and large any OF
grain. LOss 81 900.
Confederate Bonds.
NniRDGEynIx Ga, April 10, 1888.
The bill 10 endorse the Confederate bonds which had
passed the House, was indefinitely postponed In the
Senate to-day
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

Nsvfg alton In the Straits or Mackfnaw.
SARxTA, c. w., April 20, 1858.
Navigation In the Straits Of Mackinaw open Three
profeiers-the hrst OF tho season-passed down this
morning.
MMwAUKn Wis, April 20, 1883.
deet o propeliess arrived from the lower lakes last
night They report that the straits filed with float
Ing leo; but they found douty In getting through IT,
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

Pittsburg fourth mortgage bonds sold this morn
ing at say H-an advance Of TX per cent. These
bonds are only six per cent bends, and with the
present earnings of the road are worth less than
the stock. Since the consolidation of the earnings
Of the two lines, the Pttsburg line gets the advan.
tage Of the large increase on the Fort Wayne,
which is earning at the rate Of 5000, 900 per an
mum.
The business of the Sub.Treasury was as follows
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
T.. =. Satterthwaitc says:--

There has been ir activity In the market In London
for American securities during tho past week buyers
being induced 10 act freely from the reduced rates
Of exchange reported as ruling New York There still
exists difference Of three four per cent between
dorsed bonds United States and Virginia. and those noe
endorsed this eousequent upon the detcrminstion In
the butch marxst not 70 take endor ed bcads RaroaA
bonds are quoted rather nrmer finoia sharss have
proved s1. sna Efis shares a NJ
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

In relation TO American securities Messrs.
Barring Brothers h Co.'s circular per Arabia
says
We have no change notice In United States stocks,
the transactions being very limited. Canada ss 81 es
New Brunswick e's, 100 lo1; Nova Scotia os, 1ook
lOTk
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
The Recent Riot nc HaIifax-Whiskey v
NJ the BOttOm Of IL.

HALIFAX N. s., AprH II. Ib0o.
whisksy was the prime In the recent riot here,
the alleged origin OF which was the rough handling OF
soldier at . night celebration. The soldiers
down several dwellings, All Is quiet tonight; but Il 10
feared that tho ros is not over killed by
tho soldiers this afternoon
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
LOAN OFFICES.

Arr7 PAwNBRoKERs TICKETS wANTED-r WILL.
"A 70 per sen, more than any other person this
silver Ware old Gold and Silver, Ac lc, " Beecksr
street up stairs.
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

(yHoICE BOURBON wHIsxEy. COPPER. DOUBLE
~ distilled. years old made BY Osc<r Pepper, and
known 10 Kentuck q the 0ld Grow" whskeS For SAID
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
al slss ia2 s2a 70 1si ees ,Oaa 5Ss is4 10 i4o

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, April 2e-6 r.. NJ
AsHns.-Pots advanced 10 skc, and pearls were from
oc. as,.c., with sales OF 20 bbls.
BxApsruus.-Ths nour market was heavy and shade
lower to-day with very moderate inquiry. The days
sa,es reached 500 bbs State and Western $50 south