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the BJafd appointed by the President,
and consisting Of - - -
The Bard will hold its sessions at
N.,bVille. Tenn. RJllJ and recruiting
Iis,s will be furnished the Board for pub
i;o inCormation aud on demand exhlb'
tied 70 any person claiming that his or
her slave has been enlisted
Claims must be presented within ten
davs nfter the filing of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who IS or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Goyernmeut of the United States, or who
Ia any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort TO the enemies OF tue GOV
eminent, ana all claimants shall ME with
their claims an oath Of allegiance to tho
Government Of the United States
The mastering OH ser will iurnsh OH
oi.I ooniea of ali muster-in ROLL for the
information and guidance OF the Atove
Board.
Any ciuxen' of Tennessee who shall
offer his or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, If such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer a certificate thereof, with de-
scriptive list of such slave, aud become
entitled TO compensation for the service or
labor Of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board valid deed Of
mAnumissi IN and release, and making
satisfac tory proof of title; and any slave
40 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made in accord
ance with the provisions of General Or
der No. S29, current series War Depart
ment.
By order of the Secretary of War.
GEORGE l.. STEAREs,
Major and A. A. Il. U. s.,
Com'r Org'n U. s. COlored Troops.
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Nashville Tenn
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'T ~ scoordauoe with Orders from the
p.aa;dont of the United States, the fol-
loving recruiting stations have been Sa-
tohI,ssed for Colored Troops in the De-
Nashville, Tennessee,
Murlreesboro
0Alltin,
Wartrace,
Clarksville,
Shelbyvllle, "
Columbia,
Stevenson, Alabama.
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wAsaIsal ON CrY, June 20

The following very Just remarks Of the Hon. Thos
II. Benton, U. 3. senator, are worthy the atton i've
regard Of parents and all young persons who we
any hope OF succoss In the business OF lite.
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All claims by alleged owners OF sleTes
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Bard appointed by the President,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03
EE Charley Toan Of the firm Of Buck
q Toan starts East this evening for new
stock of Hardware.

PRESENTATION OF HoRsE.-From .
letter written BY sergeant P. G. Heg gerty
to his wife. dated Camp Morton, August
ed. we learn that on the previous day the
I'D regiment presented Capt. d. w. Ham
ilton. Commander of the Camp with a
fine horse in token of the respect that they
entertain for him on account of the straight
forward. manly and upright manner in
which he has discharged his duties as
commander of the Camp, and alse for the
many favors shown the regiment while in
pursuit Of Morgan under his command.
The presentation was made by the Chap
lain Of the 73d in a neat little speech. On
receiving the present. says the letter. the
Captain expressed his appreciation of the
gift in warm terms. with a wish for the
future prosperity Of the regiment.
The health of the I'D. we learn from
the same source, is excellent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

DEsTEUcI1vE FRosr.-The frost which
fell in this region on Saturday night last
played havoc with the corn. sorghum and
tobacco crops. The corn. which up to
that time promised to be the largest crop
ever produced in the county. will not. il
is now thought by intelligent farmers,
make over half q crop. most of which will
Be Indifferent in quality. In some fields
adjoining timber some of the outside rows
escaped material injury, but with this ex-
ception reports say the leaves look like
they had been scorched. The sorghum
and tobacco crops. from reports. must be
about totally destroyed. except where the
fields were protected by contiguous timber
All kinds Of vines nearly. were badly
scorched. The potatoes are not. probably.
very materially injured. as they had about
got their growth Buckwheat, so far as
No have heard. il totally destroyed.
Z This IL the greatest calamity that ever
bsfsl the county. The dsmsgs in dollars
and cents cannot OF course be estimated
with any accuracy at present. but it will
probably exceed e100. 900.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

ASorHxn SOLDIER GoNE.-Ws learn
that David Larue, of the 48th Ind. Reg
diel at Natchez, Miss. on the 31st ult.
; of inflammation Of the brain. The deceased
was q resident of Union township. in this
'co1nty, and was much esteemed BY al
who knew him for his many excellent quail
tiles. He was an acting Justice of th'
Peace at the time he enlisted in the servic,
of his country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

. Faux LEsLIE's LADY's MAGAZINE AND
GAZETTE OF FAsHIos.-The September
number of this valuable Magazine, indis-
penssble to fashionable ladies', milliners
and mantua makers. has just come to hand
1t would require more space than we can
spare to describe as they deserve its Illus
trations and contents. consequently those
ladies who wish to examine it can see i
at orr residence. This number contain.
Patterns for Spanish Jacket with ful
sized diagrams for cutting ont and making
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

CURvEY NOTIcE.--Notice is hereby given
y that the undersigned with the County Survey
or will, on Tuesday, Sept %, 1863. proceed to
survey and locate the corners of his land in section
fourteen, [l4l. township thirty-four [34l, north
range three l3b in Marshall county, Indiana, and
continue from day 70 day until all is surveyed.
Non resident owners Of land in said section who
fail to meet the Surveyor at the time above mea-
toned. and defray or provide for defraying their
portion Of the expenses of said survey, will be re-
turned to the County Auditor, and such delinquen-
ces placed on the tax duplicate and collected ac-
cording to law.
JOHN sOICE.
August 81, lS63--n43t3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

LARGE PLuMs.-Mr James T. Fife, oil
Polk township. showed us couple of
plums. one day last week. which grew on
his place. which measured six inches in
circumference the long way; the other way
they would each probably have measured
five inches. Mr.. Fife informs us that be
has already extensive orchard of the
different kinds of fruit that can be raised
in this climate. and intends going into the
business still more extensively. as his farm
appears to be peculiarly adapted to the
production of fruit. probably because oil
the fine springs on the place. from which
fog arises and protects the fruit when the
weather turns suddenly cold.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

On. SWEETS INFAL IDLE LIN, ENT FOR HORSES
unriva.ed by any, and in all Of Lamenes. arising
sprans, Bruises WreBch its effect is magica
aud certain Harness Saddle Calls. Scratches Mango
&c, il will speedily SPAWN and Engbone may b
easily cured in their incipent bu
confirmed beyond the possibility Of radical care
No Of the kini, however, l. desperate or hopeless
hut it may lie alleyiated 10y this Lnmen and its faithful
application will always the Lamencss and enab
the horses to travel with comparative ease.
Every horse should have this remedy ut hand, 70
its timely the first appearance Of Lameness will ef
ctualy prevent those formidable diseases mentioned,
which all horses liable, and which render many 9th
erwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

NEW ARRANGEMENT.-Dr.J James Yves
tervelt having, on account of declining
health. quit the practice of Medicine. has
returned to this place with the intention OF
engaging in mercantile pursuits. and has
accordingly taken the room formerly &C.
cupied by his father, where he will in few
days open a very large and fashionable
stock Of Goods. He intends it shall be
. No. l house. where people will come to
buy Goods because it will be their interes.
to do so.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03
RRANDRETu,S PILLS.

While Brandreth's Pills arc so potent for dis
eased bodies, the, are harmless as bread. The
babe at the breast or the OF ripest years, and
delicate females, are certain to receievo an in
crease ofhealth from the of these Pills bless
ed of Heaven.
1t has been said by an able physician. that
this medicine always benefits and never Injuries"
Wherein ia the superlative quality. The Brand
reth Pills have power action but upon inn
pure humors in the blood. They seize only the
Impurities in and around the parts effected by dis
case; all the parts involved in diseased actions
operated upon, ard clcansed from all foulness
and reinfused with Life by the wonderful cura-
tive powers contained and inherent Of the most
justly famed BRAsDrErH's PILLs.
Millions Of people whose lives appeared to be
at the last ebb. worn out by fever's consuming
fires, by consumption's insdious advances, by
racking torments of nAammatory rheumatism,
have been cured by the of these pills. The
persons are living witnesses, and thousands are
residents in every city of America. Principle
Office, No. pa Canal Street New York.
Sold by III. B. PERsHISG. Co., Plymouth Ind,
and by all respectable dealers in medicines.
I'm. ASK FOR TIE NEW STYLE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03
Agricultural Notice,

There will be an Agricultural meeting
at the Court House on Saturday the 9th
day Of September, 1868. at which impor,
tant business will be transacted, and i. is
therefore desirable that there should be a
full attendance of all who take an interest
in the prosperity of the Society.
THos. K. HoUGHToN, Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03
mr Oar generous friend. Mr. John w

/" Oar generous friend. Mr. John w
cleveland. of West township. left at our
office the other day half bushel Of very
fine Irish potatoes, a dozen ears of ever
green sweet corn and . dozen or two OF
abe largest and finest apples we have seen
this year, for which he has our sincere
thanks.
Mr.. G.. informs Us that all he did to the
potatoes after planting them was to lay
straw over the ground. They were Meth
or plowed nor hoed. yet were as large as
any Of the same variety usually grow. He
seems to think that the best way to Guilt
vate potatoes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

CLOSING OF THE VoLUNE.-As the pre-
sent volume of the Republican is drawing
10 close. we wish to say to our friends
who are in arrears that we hope they will
make it convenient to pay mp on or before
that time. Is We expect to make new ar
rsngements then which wiz require q set
Element of the old books. We may add
that we now need ell that is due us.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03
School for Little Ones.

MISS ZELL PATTERSON,
Who has taught two or three terms in
this place, very acoeptably to her patrons,
will open Juvenile School in the Semi.
nary, commencing Monday September z,
1868. Terms same as heretofore.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

@ Mr.. David Melser of Tippecanoe
township. in this county. has pocket
book which he bought Of Gen. Burnside.
when he. Gen. B.. kept store for his faith
-sr in Liberty, Indiana. He values it very
highly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03
SELECT SCHOOL.

MIS- S ELLA FISK
Will open a School in Westervelts
Hall. on Monday. Sept. 9TH. to continue
13 weeks. TERMS 81 so
Aug. 20. 1S63-3tp'd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

CO The senior proprietor of the Low
Price Store" has been East for some time
purch.sing fall and winter stock of
Goods, which will soon arrive.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

r. Peterson for October has arrived,
richly illustrated and filed with intellect
nal dainties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03

SpEcTAcLEs.-O'DonnePs is the place
to GO to buy spectacles. fafl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03
FLOWS! PLoWsl
NOTICE.

Goodrich Sugar Evaporation, Patented March H.
1861. is cheap and ddrable; is operated with hals
fuel; with little labor and in the hands Of the in
experienced operating with certainty and dispatch.
The past success Of this Evaporator establishes its
reliability beyond all question. Based upon nat
ural law by which self skimmng and self straining
are combined with the process of ooilng. II frees
the syrup from all gross and foreign substance, st
the same time depositing the gluten upon the cool
surface Of the condenser. The syrup thus freed
and purified gradually becomes sugar. Large
quantities of syrup made on this Evaporator last
year having erystalized without any other process
McMASTER g. BARTON,
Plymouth. Marshall Co., Ind
Inquire at the Exchange Hotel.
July 2, ls63.-m3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-09-03
AHG1.
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GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.'S
NEW PRICE LIST
FOR raEIR CELEBRATED
M b Il O ID r. O N s
s $4,000 of which are now in use.

Organ Melodeons.
Two Banks Of Keys, Five Sets of Reeds,
Eight Stops, One and q half Octsve Foot
Pedals, One Set Of Reeds in Pedal Bass
Independent, Rosewood, saas
One Bank Of Keys, Three Sets of Reeds.
Six Stops, with Foot Pedals. and set Of 49,
Reeds in Pedal Bass Independent, Black
3" ainuts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 275
School Organs, OF Harmonious.
Five octaves,: ITO
-Four and a Half Octaves,. 90
Piano Cased MeIodeons.
Five Octave, Two Banks Of Keys. 220
Five Octave Double Reed. F 70 En-. 1e5
SIx Octave, r to -. =. M. ........ 145
Five Octave. F to F....... ...... ITO
- Portable MeIodeons.
Five Octave, Double Reed. F to p. rAs
rive octave, 60 f,..--......-.-...- so
-Four and Half Octave, G TO F..... a.
-Four Octave, G to G, 5s
Singing Teachers Melodeon,- .....-.. 40
- TERMS CASH. e
NJ B. The name Of. Prince 4 Co.," is enough
to safely every one who are IN need of Good and
reliable Melodeop. or - - ,fl1.7f = - =.
All who are in want Of IA instruments vii call
on me for descriptions, and in the purchasc you
can buy Of me cheaper than at the Factory
t.tf CHAS. WHITMORE, AcSsr. "a =
Plymouth. Marshall Co., Indiana.
August 81. 1e63.-n43m6.
Rochester chrssiele please eqpy smt's and send
bill to Agent 4 -
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

Secretary Of War; soaying deepaches from
Curtin Tho prport Of ths despatch had however, al
ready anticipated sihs prepsraticn Of the Presi
dents proclamation calling Sor one hundrsd thousand sI
months volunteers from Pennsyivana, ,Aohio, Western
Virginia and Maryland. These the States immediate
ly threatened by the rsbss &nsnsivs msvsnsut hna
hiss been sscertaued that the o the rebel
army Into Maryland and Pesssyiv the consummA-
ton Of project long entertassed 1t attempted
months ago. when General Leo loft Aebuood with one
hundred nty thousand sn bst ostene third OF bis
whole killed. woundse missing and dsser,ers, up
to the iims Of his rccrosng re POtsnac For this
son the attemp, abandoned.
Upon this occasion hs has saArssd usds moro favor.
allie auspices. vcksburg and Port Hudson, a. veil as
Richmond have been fortified 10 the utmost extent Of
military engineering xiii. Ihay have bean well pro.
vioDed and Sarrsoned and whe attack upon these
Western sroushods has been progressing forces
been concentrated In Virginia ss onepsvs demons,rA
tions against Pepnsyivanis and Osis.
Pttsburg and Harrisburg sre the principal points
aimed at. The main body of the rebel army has been
hurried down the Shenandoah valley cod buried against
abe insigDncant forces At Berryvtne winchssser and
hartinsburg. 10 altogether tho ost bold and daring
essspriss Of the whse The army sf General Lee
stretched along tho shenandoah valley Tor many miles
No apprehension Ia now entertained Of AD attack upon
the defences Of Washington. bu. there reason 20 fear
that tho rebel army undsr General Lee win asanps 70
make good the threat participate iu the democratic
convention 70 be held n Harrisburg Wednesday nez,
lis not proper 10 msn.on In a despatch the Alsposs.
ton ne federal forces, but precautions have been
taken nsrceps The rctssr Of this immense rebel rad
into tho free staies.
10 tho new arrangement o We cavalry Gen. Psssanson
commands the corps. Gen. cscgs the right wing, and
Gen Buford tss Ieft wing Col, wyndham. who win pro
badly be made brsadisr ssnsral for bis saian,ry Ia
various battles, has been assigned 20 the command Of
division. Col Kspa,rick has bean made . BrssdIsr
General today.
rhs HnAID cosrsspopdeni. Mr.. haIkiey, who was
tahsu prisoner In tbs battle II Beverly Ford,
vs. accompanying Captain Forbes, - bearer a
Asapsscbss from esnssS Gregg, instead Of General
Bsfosd, previously stated. Colon< Dune had
nAds Assosr attaches y the rear the porson OF the
epsny whom COL wyndha@ had engaged 10 from, 10
the .sssuSs, sscsralsss that the sssay we're In
much vssGss ssrssGsh than Anticipated, ssa Gen.
orss dss~st 70 recall Co. Duss - sspposs Gen. wyDd
hams attach Ibs distances to b travelled wss two
miles, scrcss soanssy nled with rets sssmhhers. and
,hs bearers q message we're advsssS 20 90 srs.ss 70
~ rear bai ,key dashed sc,o the oossy oecup~a BY
~ enemy, and we've ersrpc~sed.
The New York herald., 1863-06-16
MIR. l.. a. Hssdrieh's Letter.

HsIDgusRrrss Fnrn Ansr Cosrs June n issg
Everything IN this oofIs remains IN itsss a,.o vim
nothing new or startling from any u thu river
which ths union army A attn guarding. We are ert<sl
ing stirring times. hososef the so.dloss are 10 xoa
health and good spirits. aud ready or ay duty either "A
continuous quIsiade or prolonsod a.htlsg.
oESrRil snb
No vofthIsr promoton has been made since tho - ar
began than that of tho ata Captain Weed nov br.saa,
general. His commission roas he'd him 70 day ana he
has been the sahec, q general coagraia alton 10 eous.
queooe. graduate ~ West Poibt, sterny pa,r,t and
ool and fearless is action. he has won br.4s. ,.py,
lion as commander of his battery. Al chsnoslIorrslle
~ q vel known, he had ob1gs of sixty guns ls
W command % tho artillery brigade q this corn.
II srpe,tsd that bs vDl se given tbs command ~ On
ell Dsf. WIN raIsD sr4ns fspsusr
who has been fof several saths recr,lns sr,rs w
fAstern statss Ia. just oorunara q his res
meni lie has thirty yeass' SERVES bu, v a.
hale and hearty, suonx eBasfe tLe faiyrea of an
active oampAlgn, aDd "a srng aud eager ngt, o. s
youngeB, once 90 ths Army Register.
ss.sa.
JDo. Crocfoii sriy second rsans ysasa regiment ma
carrier of The Sccood brigade, yr~s dvsot has ben
masas two days s feared that be faiIsu nio ,hs
hands u the Phlns,lns gserins1 He bad lAsss nsb
with him. A. bo wssi armed and known W have bs.b
brave young man, u 10 bsaeYed that ~ dIi y@r,
with hs mail wltboa, struggle.
Chaglaa Gage rourth hicbissn rsgHus8i, thst b. a..
three sssris eAys Aso. h reovssns r.glaiy from
bis woBDds Bs u roo abe W wsR asyst