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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-04-30

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-04-30

TT you want. any. bind ola Truss or Sup
porter, go to Barnes Drug Store.
TT you want anything to Cure Man or
4 Beast of any disease, go to Barnes Drug Store
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-04-30

F you want any article for the Toilet.
go to Barnes Drug Store.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-04-30

LBS. Nice Dried Apple for
WV sale of CLARK'S
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-04-30

FINALLY, if you want anything that
l. comes in Bottles, Pots, cans, or Barrels, or
anything that is kept by Druggists, call on
Barnes and he will furnish you with q good thing,
and Warrant 1t as REPRESENTED.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25


GRAIN ELEVATORS IN CnIcAGo.-An-
other immense Grain Elevator, said to 10
the largest in The world. has inst been fin
Ished in Chicago. and still another. of e.
qnal size, is nearly completed. They have
been built in the most substantial manner.
and are furnished throughout with the
most perfect machinery. including a largo
number of Fairbanks 800 Bushel Hopper
Scales. which insures correct weight 10
buyers and sellers OF grain. The amount
OF grain which can he handled in these
The increased productions of the North
west is perhaps shown in no way moro
clearly than ty the rapid increase in
Chiraso of the facilities for receiving
and shipping it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25
Capture of the Guerrillas.

Our regular dispatches show that the
guerillas who invaded Indiana have been
captured. Their defeat is due TO the home
guards who have been denounced by the
Sentinel Of late. and who would have
been ,disarned could the Bntternnt Legis-
lators have secured it. The Fifth Caval-
ry,; which was raised for border .defense,
was sent out of the State at. the solicits-
ton of the Democratic members Of the
LIST and I'd Congressional District. Had
they succeeded in disarming and disband-
ing the Legion. guerrilla raids could have
been made unopposed in the Southern and
central parts off the State. except by the
United States troops stationed here. The
presence Of the latter has been SO unwel-
come their party presses have more than
once demanded that they be sent into the
field Ladianapo1is Journal. "a SsoY =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25


Last Monday paper was passed. at the
Seminary Grove to iaise money for the
soldiers Aid Society. The proceeds of
the subscription were good, and notice
able feature Of it was that the sums su b.
ssibed by the Democrats present averaged
about fifty per cent. higher than those sub
scribed by the aboli.ionists. 1t was I'M
kind thus to moisten the powder in their
largest gun.-Dem., 1M.
There were several SIS subscriptions on
the paper above referred to, but tho highest
amount opposite any Democrats name is
81. and yet the Democrat tells the world
that "the sums subscribed by the Demo.
Gratis present average about fifty per cent.
higher than those subscribed by the aboli-
tionists." Is the editor trying to rival
Packard in the science of Icing? There
were over 500 subscribed that day for the
benefit of the sick and wounded soldiers,
and the aggregate amount of Democratic
subscriptions is less than 50 after giving
them the benefit of all the sums paid by
"Mr. Cash." II that is all the "moist
powder" the Democrats can afford to put
in our Largest gun," they must be fec
BILE folk. and had better quit trying and
subside entirely.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25
CIVIL WAR III OHIO.
The Rebellion in Holmes County,

From the Cleveland Herald 2oth inst.,
Yesterday troop OF soldiers. various.
ly estimated al from GOO to 500. with two
cannon. marched into Richland tow nship,
the rebelious part of Holmes county
About dark on the same day, one OF the
"nnterriied" from the qnaIter rode into
this place (Miller~ burg) announcing that
one of their numier hal already fallen.
having been shot at land not missed }
whilst attempting to pass the picket guard
OF the soldiers.
TmcRsDAY, June Is, 1868 The Peace
Committee or a part of it. returned from
the scat Of war last evening. having met
with Indifferent success. 1t looks now as
II nothing will do but resort to arms
scene of hsstilities from the counties OF
Stark. Tuscarawas, aCoshocton, Knox.
Ashland and Wayne. These men are do
ing all in their power to prevent COM
promise
On Wednesday evening some fifty of
the traitors fired upon the soldiers from be-
hind stone wall. wonnding ope OF them.
The soldiers charged bayonets upon them.
when they all fled. with the exception of
eight or ten, who are held.
LATEST FROM HOLMES CoUSTY-THE
WAR OvER-THE REBELS SURRENDERED-
The LEADERS To BE GIVEN UP-NoBoDy
KILLED. BY this Saturday. morning
train from Millersburg We get authentic
news from the Holmes county rebellion mp
to a late honr last night. The warts over
Order once more reigns in Holmes county.
The laws have been vindicated, and the
authority Of the Government maintained.
The reported battle with loss Of life is
a conard. There has been only one Skin
mish, that at the stone wall, described in
ON original account. In which one or two
rebels were wounded, and some prisoners
taken.
The insurgents have given up two OF
the original prisoners who were arrested
by the Marshal, and the other two are to
be forthcoming. Some ofEithe rescuers
are also given up, and no obstruction to
the arrest Of the others is to be made
Arrests OF some of the leading insurgents
arc also to be made. if they can be found
(Which is considered somewhat doubtful.
THE enrolment is to be completed, the in
surgents to dispense. the military to be
Withdrawn, which is already done, with
the exception of 100 men, who are left to
see that the agreement is complied with
in good faith. The balance of the force
is said to have gone to Warsaw. Coshoc-
fon county, to- REGULATE" some insur-
gents in that. vicinity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25
General Orders.
STATE OF INDIANA,
Adjutant Generals Office,

Indianapolis. June 10Th, 1868.
A requisition having been made by the
Presiden; Of the United States on this
State for volunteers for the term of six
months, to be credited on the draft, one
regiment will be raised and accepted from
each Congressional District, to rendez-
vous at Camp Morton. Indianapolis. apd
to be numbered as hereafter designated.
Persons desiring to enlist for this SER
vice will form themselves into companies
with the least possible delay. elect officers
subject to the approval Of the Governor.
forward and file in the Adjutant Generals
office. correct and complete company rolls,
and state when they viii be ready for duty.
Companies will be accepted in the order
they file correct rolls and tender their ser
vices.
Companies and regiments will be organ
lied on the plan heretofore announced for
volunteer forces. The officers, non com
missioned officers and privates so organ
lied will be placed on the same footing.
as to pay and allowances. as other sim
liar corps Of the army. except as to the ad-
vance pay and bounty.
Any company Of forty-two men will be
accepted and mustered. with first Lieu
tenant. and if they fail to fill up within a
reasonable time. they will be consolidated
with other parts of companies. The right
is reserved to combine incomplete compa-
MES or parts of companies. after fair OPP
portunity has been afforded them to fill up.
In combining parts of companies the
following distribution of tho officers is sug-
gested, and parts of companies will be ex-
copied with view to making such comb
nations:
For 40 OF As men, Captaincy,
For 80 or 80 men, First Lieutenantcy
For 20 or % men, Second Licutenancy
Every precaution should be used to pre-
vent the enlistment Of persons unfit for
service from physical debility, or minors
under Is years of age. Any one who shall
recruit boys under Is years of age will be
charged with their transportation and sub.
sistence. boa
When companies have been accepted
they will be furnished with transportation
passes to enable them to reach the rendez-
vous.
Recruiting officers and others raising
Companies, may contract for the subsis-
tence and lodging OF recruits at places a
way from the camp of rendezvous, for a
period not exceeding one week at not sx.
ceeding 30 cents per day, and the accounts
therefor properly verified py the racruit.
ing officer. and approved by the Cover
nor. or Adjutant General will be paid by
the U. S. Disbursing Officer. provided
the recruits so subsisted are received into
the United States service.
Persons who undertake to recruit Com
panies for this call will report often by
mail what progress they may be making
By order of the Governor,
/ LAZ. NOBLE,
e. Adj't General, Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25
From a Bourbon Correspondent.
BOURBON. June oath. 1863.

Bourbon is o. X. on the Nip Up
Four hundred gentlemen and ladies' were
in attendance at the public U. l.. meeting
last night. The meeting was addressed
by the Hon. WV. Williams offWs.
saw. and Rev. Mr.. Sneep' of this place.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
stamping of feet, and cheer, given show
that the patriotic fire still burns ia the
hearts Of manv Bourbohites. After tho
speaking the Bourbon Choir entertained
the audience by singing few patriotic
songs suited to the. occasion. - .s.a0
Yours. for the Union,
SIN. BEEMAs. Cor, Sec. U. l.. A.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25
LATEST NEWS.

Vicksburg has not yet surrendered, but
Gen. Grant seems determined to starve
the rebels out. Ho thinks his p osition in
the rear impregnable, and says he has 49,
600 prisoners in Vieksburg. who are TEN.
porarily boarding themselves. We feel
confident of Grants ultimate success, but,
We may be disappointed. t ysas -
. There is nothing very late from Banks
army. but at last accounts. he was still in
front Of Port Hudson. confident Of being
able to force the garrison to surrender,
sooner or later. 4se.l.si ~ sa
The news from Pennsylvania and Vir-
ginia is not very explicit or satisfactory
The raid into Pennsylvania was not near
SO formidable as it was at first thought TO
be. We cannot hear of the rebels having
advanced farther than Chambersburg.--
There was report two days ago, however,
that the rebels were again advancing into
Pennsylvania, in the direction of Pitts
burg with The intention of destroying that
place. There has been no fighting of con-
sequence recently, between Hooker and
Lee s
"A battle between two iron clads has
been fought in Warsaw Sound. near Sa-
vannsh, Geo, in which the rebel ram had
to surrender. On June 18th the Atlanta
rebel came down accompanied by two
gun boats. and the engagement was exclu-
sively between her and the Wechawken--
The first shot from the latter took off the
top of the Atlants's pilot house and
wounded two Of her pilots. Another l5-
inch shot struck half way up her roof,
which was iron-plated four inches thick,
killing one and woundins seventeen men,
Eleven shots were fired in all--ive by the
Weehawken and six by the Atlanta. The
latter ran aground and surrendered. The
fight short and the victory signal
The Weehawken sustained no injury of
any SOFT.
AL quiet at Alurfrccsboro.
A dispatch from Cincinnati dated June
Esd, says the rebels who crossed into In.
diana Sunday. have not as yet been over
taken. Their exact whereabouts is un-
known. 1t was supposed that they had
gone up the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
but this is not confirmed. The operator
at Bloomington. Indiana, reports an en-
campment of thousand citizens with mus
kets. out eight miles from there. lie saws
they resist the enrolment
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

MISUNDERSTANDING n ono of the great
blessings of the world, fIerrick Aliens
Gold Medal Saleratus - she other One
is the result Of love, sllsirs,ion anil court.
ship; the other the yesnlt 81 perseverance,.
science AMI skill Where matches hare
proven unsuitable. this article Is we'll cal
culatel Ia harFDoaize anil m AXE home hap
py and PleasaH, Nv always giving youths
incest. whitest. lighte~s AMI hest E~essf.
Bi>cnit, Cakes and buildings shsf wonsan's
hand can make, which purpose cssnna. be
accomplished BY the using of any other
Saleratns Or soda. Most Merchants sell II.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25
From LliisuiIla-

LOUISVILLE, June 20.-Thc steamer Nc
Combs has just arrived. bringing fifty
three prisoners of the guerilla band. who
invaded Harrison county. Ind. Some
ten or twelve were shot and the balance
taken four miles off the river, near Leav-
enworth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

EE Since Gen. Hascall has ceased TO
bave control of the Military department
of Indiana, the Editor of the plymouth
Democrat has become courageous again.
He says con e7rolity now. we call
him donkey AMI have no doubt the car
pet knight will bear it very we'll"
a rather queer admission of the editor
but there is no accounting for tastes. On
an equality with donkeyl-Lopo,te I'm
ion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

tdisplayed' in oil the measures we have
cited. We could expect nothing else OF
those whe sought to create anarchy by
law. than that they shonld seek to ruin
the credto the State. They have COM
bined to defeat the payment of that debt
at all hazards, and to that end they have
applied every artifce that the unscrupn-
lous use OF authority and the power of
party discipline could furnish them, to
force sside the resistance of an honest
State officer to their ruinous scheme. -
What conceivable motive but mischief
can there be for such a step? The State
must suffer If her credit is impaired. and
her credit will be crushed by the appre-
If there was no money in tho treasury, if
times were hard, and taxes slow to come
in; il we had to borrow, or to sacrifice
anything. to pay, we could see a motive,
which. if not good, would at least be in
telligible. But to labor, as SO many
members of the Democratic party arc
now doing, zealously and constantly, to
defeat payment, when the treasury is full
Of money: when no opposition by the
people can result from it; when there is
no excuse Of poverty, and no example
now in any loyal State to keep ropndi-
alton in countenance. is inexplicablc. un-
less we suppose they desire to injure the
State. e5A -. -
No other explanation OF conduct so
directly and absolutely mischievous
can be given. They desire to load the
State with the odium OF Republication, that
her power may be crippled through the ru-
in Of her credit The same spirit that would
have taken her military power out of the
hands that have used it so wisely and well.
and put it in hands that would either have
misused, or not used it at all; that sought
by i1direction to elevate secret society,
covered all over with reasonable oaths,
into the lawful militia Of the State; that
declared its hostility to the war. and de-
manded that the State should treat for
peace with the rebels independent of the
General Government; the same spirit of
anarchy and evil appears in this scheme
of reputation. From first to last the con-
duct of the majority in the Legislature,
and of those who are led by them. has
been directed by disorganizing. anarch-
icsl spirit, against which we call upon
loyal men Of every party to array them
selves. Ifthe State is to preserve her good
name. her credit, her place in the nation.
and her power, that spirit must be crushed.
We believe it will. We believe the indi-
cations OF that late elections are favorable
to the restoration of that patriotic feeling
that once melted away all party lines in
a unani nifty as rare as it was glorious, in
the cause of the Union. and the institu-
tions it protects and vilalizes. When
that unanimity RETURNS. the end of the
war will be close upon it.
Il. j. CASON.
| ID. II. VAN BUSKIRE,
A. ANDERSON, r:.
ID. G.. BRANHAM,
4 IlCH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

H At . strawberry festival Of the Au-
rora Soldier Aid Society June 18th and
18th, 1855 was realized. GAO % 3
e A similar festival at Peru Melted S143
The Ladiss' Aid Society also forwarded bal
car load Of sanitary stores from Peru last
Thursday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

The donations the Sanitary
Commission from St. Joseph county in
cash during the past week: In Portage.
1888 90; German. S103. %; Olive. s72
30; Green. S10S-7S: Warren. S96 80:
Liberty township. $780, Heavy Tdona-
tons of fruit. etc., have been made in ell
of them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25
REyoyATroy.-How often do ne come

KENOyATl0N.-H1w often DO We come
in contact with persons. who arc always
complaining Of i'll health! They never feel
well; are either weak. deLiliiatel. nervous.
or have no appetite. We would say to
this class. procure bottle Of H,oaands
German Biyers. use 1t according TO he di-
reciions. AMI You will soon he restored {"
health and vigor For sale by all lrny-
gistS AMI dealers in medicines every xilere.
at 10 cents per bottle. - 70 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25
June a5, lss3--n34t3. \ ''~-T're-S.;l
Notice Of Distribution.

- State of Indiana, Marshall County:
NJ Office is hereby given, that at the June Term,
~ 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 81 cents
were found remaining for distribution among the
heirs.
Said heirs are therefore notified to appear the
first day Of the next term of said Cont, and prove
their heirship, and receive their distribution share.
! H. r. PERSHING, Clerk G. C.P.
June lS, lS63.-n33t3 Marshall Ccanty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

W The designations of the following
named Indiana officers have been accepted
by Gen. Grant: ,l..f s.t.....s $500,
46th-Lieut- Colonel D., w. c. Rugg,
Capt. Alfred Billows
54th--2d Lieut. VIM. P. Beeber. lat
Lieut. S. r. Fielder, ~ Lieut.. Isaac q.
McGoggy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25
Nofice- ef.Distributi~u.

- State Of Indiana, Marshall counh:
n Iotice is hereby given. that at the June Term.
~ 1863. of the Court of Common Pleas II Mar
shall County, after final settlemeat Of the Estate
of John Cook, deceased about ne I'M - one
hundred and ninety-six dollars and 81 cents we're
found remaining for distribution among the heirs.
Said heirs are therefore notified toappeaf on the
first day Of the next term Of said Eoust snd prove
their hership, and receive their distribution SHARE
H.. R. PERSHING, Clerk c. c. p,
lime ls. lS63-n33t3 Marshall County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

PRoxorroSs.--20sh Indiana, Lieut.. Col,
w: Q. Z. Taylor, vice, Shannon resigned;
Major. E. e. .Gslbratb. vice, Taylor pro-
m oted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

EE BY a recent decision 2 OF the
Provost Marshal General. all officers and
soldiers who have discharges bearing date
later than March 3, 1868. are not liable to
draft.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

lNsULTISc.-The Democrat offers as one
Of the reasons why n, more soldiers
attended the Copperhead supper last
Saturday night week, that the Abolition. .
lists threatened to report them to headquar-
tiers il they attended, and he AYERS that
this threat influenced them to keep away.
Soldiers, would a man who appreciate d
your bravery and independence SIS free men
suppose that a tire at of this kind would
have any other influence upon you than to
cause you to double your fist and make the
man who uttered it measure his length up
on the ground? No man, we aver, who
thinks any thing of you would assign such
an insulting reason for your absence from
their banquet hall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

SURVEY NOTTCE.-Notice is hereby given
- that tho undersigned with the County Survey
or will, on TUESDAY, July 81, 1863. proceed to
surge, and locate the corners of his land p section
ihirty-threc. [33 township thiry-two 1901 north
range two l2l in Marshall county, Indiana. and
continue from day to day until all is urveyed
on-resident owners Of land i'm said sect}en who
fail to meet the Surveyor at the time ahoses
toned, and defray or provide for dcfrasing their
portion of the expenses of said survey, will he re-
turned to the County Auditor. and such delinquen-
ces placed on the tax duplicate and collected ae-
cordng to law.
WM NEWCOMB.
TYRE JONES'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

~ At . Soldiers' Aid Festival at
Mishawaks. on the evening OF Juno 9th,
$500 WAS raised. s.r-,5s -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

EE The following letter was picked up
by Mr.. I. B. Thompson, the Deputy En-
rolling Commissioner for Green to wnship.
one morning last week ia front of his door:
Mister Thompson l don't want you to
enroll green Township for If you do you
wont live two days Now have always
been friend of yours your wife and chill
dren are dear to you and your life is. as
dear to you as amy body else and as q
friend to you write this why / do This ]
am in danger of my own life II would be
Public abont it to save you and if you
Mistrust who wrote this to have some ex.
cuse and Not enroll green Township =
Notwithstanding the above solemn
warning. Mr.. T. has since completed thu
enrolment of the township. and is enjoy
ing usual good health. ~ siss8 ag {.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

ENRoLLlyG.-The enrolment in this
county is progressing peaceaLly. SO far as
we have heard, with a few unimportant
exceptions. In few cases some men who
belong to the Constitutional Urion party.
and profess to be strict law abiding men.
have refused to give their names to the
Enrolling officer. and others again have
lodged and skulked about in the brush TO
avoid him. Thus the members Of that
party prove how little dependence is to
be placed in their professions.
Some of the townships are already en-
rolled and the balance will be completed
in few days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

We learn there are two com panies of
soldiers in Fulton County, sent to arrest
some Bloomingsburg ties who assaulted
the enrolling Commissioner. Bloomings-
burg is hard, very hard, and is now in
difficulty Resisting the law is bad busi-
ness. and should be discouraged by good
citizens Dem.
Did you not intimate when the Con-
script law was adopted. that it could not
be enforced? Call you that discouraging
resistance to the law? Has change come
over the spirit of your dream since that
time? .asssf faa9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

r. Jefferson County has paid out 1884,.
600 for soldiers bounties during the fuan
cial year. ending june LIST. 1868.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

AT =. Soldier Aid Festival, ct
'RsPg.sss,lass vssks shs net PFeeYd'
were S404 90.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

fE The Ladies' Aid Society. Of Rich
moand, raised last week $3.50 for Sanitary
purposes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-06-25

Ey The health of Colonel Eddy. Of
the 4Sth Indiana, is sail to be so feeble he
may soon be compelled to resign.