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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

Judge Smith yesterday sentenced An
drew j. Perry. William Dillmas. John
Caldwsltand Jscob Grosecloss, eonvietcd
on Saturday last OF conspiracy to resist
tn, laws Of the United States. and firing
upon the soldiers engaged in the duty of
executing those laws. to pay each fine of
$500. without imprisonment. This is the
lowest limit Of Punishment. and strikes rs
as being too lenient to make either the
crime or the punishment asmatter of much
consequences. A conspiracy to commit
murder. in resistance to the laws. and that
mime Of war. when resistance is treason,
strikes us as the most outrageous crime
men can commit, espcciallylif. as in this
case. they had entered an oath bonnd So
ciety to do inst that sort OF thing. Judge
Smith doubtless has good reasons for his
sentence. but we admit that we don't see
them.-Ind. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

The following is the shape in which tic
clause in the Finance bill, taxing hanks.
finally passed. Congress; 10 s-lav'ss
All banks. associations, corporations
and individuals issuing notes or bills for
circulation "a currency shall be subject 10
anil pay a duty Of one per cenium each
half year. from anl after April 1t. 1868,
npon the average amount Of the circn,, alton
Of notes or bills issucI beyond the amonnt
hereinafter namei; that is to say. banks,
associations. corporations, or individuals
having a capital Of not over 500, 600, 90
per crn,um thereof; over Sl00, 900 aud not
over 500. 900. 50 Ter eentum thereof: over
500. 00J AMI not over $500. 900, 20 per
centahs thereof; over $500 900 AMI not
overS500. 600. 60 per centum thereof: over
5000. 900 and not over 81 900, 00J, % j,cr
contain thereof; over one million AMI no,
over a million and half. 40 per centum
thereof; over million an | half and not
over two millions. 80 per centum thereof.
over two millions. % per centum thereof
ln-the case oil banks with branches, the
duty herein provided for shall he imposed
upon the circulation Ct the notes or bills
of snch branches sevcrally, and not upon
the aggregate circulation of all; and the
amount of capital OF each shall be consid-
cred to be the amount allotted or used by
snch branch Aud all such banks, asso.
Citations or corporations and Individuals
shall also be subject to pay a duty Of a
hall one per ccntum each hall year, from
and after April ls,. 1868. npon the aver
age amount OF notes or bills not Otherwise
herein taxed. and outstanding as currency
durin3the six months next preceding the
returns herein provided for. And the
tien OF associations organized under the
act to provide National Currency, &c,
shall DO the same as are herein imposed on
the circulation of all banks, associations.
corporations and individuals. bnt shall be
assessed and collected as rcqnired by the
said. act ~ fttE Lt18ffs
All banks. associations. corporations and
individuals issuing or reissuing notes or
bills for circulation as currency. DC. after
April LIST. 1868. in sums representing any
fractional part OF dollar. shall be subject
to duty OF i've per centum each half year
thereafter upon the amount Of such frac-
tional notes or bills so issued. sia
Associations. corporations, individuals
ami all banks receiving deposits of money
subject to paymen in checks or drafts.
except Savings institutions, shall be sub
ject to duty Of Of l per cent each half
year from and alter April LIST, 1868. at
the average amount of their circulating
notes or bills lawfully issued and outstand-
ing as currency. and q list and return shall
be made and rendered within thirty days
after the first of October 1868, and each
six months thereafter. to the Commission.
er OF Internal Revenue. which shall con-
tain true and faithful account OF the a.
Of duties accrued. or which shall sc-
crue on the amount of the fractional note
and on the average amount of
ALI other circulation and deposits for the
SIX months next preceding.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12


The 81 Section Of the 18th Article of
the Constitution is in these words:
Sec. 3. All militia officers shall be CON-
missioned by the Governor. and shall hold
their effice not longer :han six years.
The 9th Section Of the 18th Article Of
the Constitution reads as follows:
Sec. 6. All commissions shall Issue in
the name of the State. shall he signed by
the Governor. sealed with the State seal,
and atteeted By the Secretary Of State.
Both these provisions are nulIi6ed by
the 18th Section of Hannah's militia bill,
which reads IS follows: W 7
Sec H. The officers of State, viz: the
Secretary. Auditor and Treasurer of State.
and the Attorney General, shall recon-
mend to the Governor suitable person to
be appointed Major General of the Militia.
and also suitable persons to be appointed
Brigadier Generals in the several Congress
sional Districts Of this State The term
of office for the Major General shall be
four years, and until his successor shall
be appointed and qualified. The term Of
office of Brigadier General shall be two
-
pointed and qualified. At the time of re-
Commenting person for appointment as
above, the said officers Of State shall
make ont and deliver to such person GER
ti6cate to the effect that he has been cho-
sen Major General. or Brigadier General.
as the case may be, for the term Of four
years, ertwo years, as the case may be,
\ II.
qualified, which certificate shall have all
the force and effect Of commission, until
a commission issned by the Governor.
shall be received. IL vacancy shall &C.
cur in the office oil Major General or Orig
adler General. the said officers of State
shalf chnose successor for the unexpired
term in a manner hereinbefore prescribed.
By the above section a certificate OF APP
pointmcnt issued by the Secretary. Aud
itor. Ireasurer. and Attorney. General OF
State, stands as commission comforting
the highest military Offices in the State,
and commissions by the Governor. scaled
with the seal Of the State. as required by
the Constitution. are dispensed with
Should the Governor. from any cause. re-
fuse to commission The persons appointed,
it is of no Importance. as the certificate ~
sued by the Attorney General and compa
ny confers full power to command the mil
i,asy forces oiti,e State aud draw the sal
aries from the public treasury. ,-.v
The whole bill is an act Of violation Of
the Constitution and Government Of the
State. These must I've overthrown as a
preliminary stcpto secession and rebellion
ag..i6st the Government Of the Uaited
States. Let the people prepare. for the
Struggle Is at hani'-L7a. Jour-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12
EXCISE TAX-NOTICE..i %


Oryicr or CoLLrcroa or INTERNAL. RxvrNuE,I
Losansport, Indiana, Feb. 25th, 1863
NTetic is hereby given. that the list Of duties
Wand tixes,l for the year 1867. in collection
district No. 9, of the State of Indiana, assessed
under the Excise law OF the United States, has
this day been fled in the Office ofthe undersigned.
and that said duties have become due and payable.
Alpersons. against whom any such du'ies or
taxes have been assessed in the County of Mar
shall, are hereby notified that tie unders gucd or
Chester C. Buck. his deputy for said County, will
attend at the store of Buck d Toan, in the town Of
Plymouth. in said County, on the 9Th day of
March. 1863. and on each day thereafter until the
10Th day OF March, 1868. for the purpose OF rcccv-
ing snch duties and taxet; Ind that all persons so
assessed in said County, who shall neglect to paw
the duties and taxes so a. aforesaid assessed upon
them. on-or before the 9th day of March. 1863.
will be liable 70 pay ten per centum additional up
on the amount thereof
.yrvqEI zJOHNF.DODDS. Collector, I
for the 9th Collection District of Indiana.
March 5, le63.--nlet3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
uardian of Thomas Babbingtcn, Catharinc Bab-
bngion, Sarah Darlington, and Willard Babbing-
ten, will sell at private sale, the undivided two
thrds Of the south east quarter of the south west
quarter, of section seventeen in township thir
~ four I34l north OF range four cast in Mar
shall County, Indiana.
Applications OF purchasers will be received at
the Law Office OF J. G.. Osborne in the town of
Plymouth in said County. Sale TO be on or after
the 25th day Of March, 1868.
TERMS.-Onc-halfc cash. the residue at twelve
months from day of sale, the purchaser giving note
a. interest waving valuation laws, with good free
hold security, subject to the approval OF the Mar
shall Court Of Common Pleas
WILLIAM DARLINGTON,
Feb. %. ls63--nl7t4. Guardian.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

y MILLINERY SHnP At BuCREox.--Mrs
~. Lewis respectfully informs the ladies'
Of Bourbon and vicinity that she intends
to open q Fashionable Millinery Shop in
that place. south Of the Post Office. by the
first Of April next. and respectfully soii7
cits their cnstomn $50 -. mar It
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

COOP Nkws--What better news to the afflicted
than to inform them Of a remedy that is going to
restore them to hcalthi Have you the Dyspepsia
or Liver Complaint Are your digestive organs
debtated or your nervous system affected lfso
at once resort to the use Of '.Hoeaand's German
Bitter" and you will be completely and permanent
ly cured. For sale BY druggists and dealers in
medicines everywhere, at as cents per bottle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

formerly Auditor OF the State ofIndisna:
- ,tst -.ss4 1SDiANAroIIs, Sept 2, 1857.
DR.. c. w. RoptcK--DEAR Sra: Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness. so much so that was unable TO at
tend To my ordinary business ut times and having
heard ofthc wonderful cures that your Sc,ndinavi.
Blood Purifier and Pills we're effecting, was
induced bv friend to try them have been
using the Purifier for thclasttweve months. and
find the medicine fully equal toits recommenia
tions. So valuable IL its use TO me, that cannot
now dispense with the use of tat an advanced age
of life--sevcnty seven years.
/ chccrfully give this Information for the benefit
Of those similarly affected
Yours, truly.
- MoERis MonkIs.
See advertise mcnt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

New SrocK.-Paul has opened another monster
Stock of Boots and Shoes, embracing all qualities
OF L ,dies'. Gcntlemcn's. Misses, Boy'sand Chill
drens wear and what Is better than all he sells at
old prices, not outstanding the rise in leather
Ill at the siga, Of the Golden Boot, cast side OF
Michigan Street. where you can find what you
want, at the very lowest prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

No more puny children. decayed teeth.
or yellow breal, if Jon will use Herrick
Aliens Cold Mcslal Saleratus There is
nothing equal to it. Il is far superior to
use with cream tartar. Bread or Biscuit
ssissd BY il Is more easily digested than
by say other Try one paper. and you
will not use Il ever after Have the Gold
aslef or Sons. Groeers aud Druggists
Keep il. Z
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

A successful business man who has tried
il, writes Nth regard to advertising
GIVE ne the field when but few adyerti-
sers occupy il. and / care not how hard
the tines are. Il pays me At all times,
aad especially it paysms when most of
the businsss nan in my line have taken
their hooks out Of the water. thinking no
bites are to be had" That IL the truth ex :
sctly. 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

To CoxscIExTlous ExENrTs 1t those
conscientious excmpts who pail the amt
assessed against them will call upon us VIC
will refunl them their money, less EXPIRE $
cha ges o.,e..ls 6t rH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

=, Still Observation-Disclosures the hard
fines snl high prices. the sale Of the
Gzensieai Salsrafus is still on its increase
People will use it. and every successful
housewife tells her neighbor. and when
her neighbor tries il she tells another. and
thus its fame spreads until it is hard to
fell where it will stop. 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

+ HEALTn.--Thcre is nothing more valuable than
health; without it, the wea'thof a Crcsus can af
ford enjoyment. and life. instead Of a blessing
becomes burden. Hoofand's German Baters, to
those afflicted viii, any disease of the stomach or
digestive organs. will prove more valuable than a
mine gold For silc by druggists and dealers in
medicines eyerywhere, q. IS cents per bottle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12
Particular Notice.

Those indebted to the undersigned. ei-
ther by note or book account. are hereby
notified to call and settle within the next
thirty days. Nv books mast be settled
mp Feb. D.. fe-fse E. PAUL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

INTERNAL Revenue STAMPS e..
Back. L. s, Deputy Collector for Mar
shall County. has a supply Of Internal
Revenue Stamps Of all kinds anil .lenomi-
nations. for sale at his Office. in Buck g.
Toan's Hardware store
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

e. A late gunboat reconnaissance in
the direction Of Fort Sumter showed that
the rebels had .rsmoved their lower tier OF
guns ard placed then en- barbette. doubt
less with the intention Of destroying our
irea-clads by means Of plunging shot.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12


DEcEAsED SoLpIERs.-John f. Chafee.
Co. d. Ash Ind. Reg. died in one OF the
military hospitals .t Memphis. Tenn. on
the 9th uit.
..Joha ALTERS. of the 1sih Ind Reg.
died near. Grand junction. Tennessee.
about the last OF January. lie leaves a
wife and I'VE children. in very destitute
circumaanec.. who reside in this place.
benjamin Lilly. Of Co. ID. 54th mi.
died at hospital on plantation near
ks5nrx-s,n tn. 81 nit.
Asa Mosier. Of the same company and
regiment. died At the same hospital on III,
9Th ulr. .sA.i.a .@a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

ANOTHER Very LARGE SrocK OF Doors
AID Su ,E<,--Paul has jn-t opene'l anoth-
or very large stock Of Boots anil Sho's.
embracing all kinis and every quality.
which will be sod as low as any other
hGnse can sell - ~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

HEssssAls1ou old frised. 'lats Nc
Donald. Esq. Of the La Porte Democrat.
called on us last Monday. We iwere
pleased to see him looking 20 we'll. and to
hsat that the Democrat was a paying insti-
tuition. ,HqEr,ITy or
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

RAiL RoAD l.AcclDEST.--On Monday
night last the train going east as it started
from dis place ran into some fat cars tina.
had bsen backed on to the track from the
switch by the train going west. which ar
rived short time before the other. and
had switched off to let it pass. which
threw the locomotive partly off the track.
sesidss injnring j, slightly. The train was
detained here some three or four hours in
consequence of the ACCIDENT No person
MAS injured By the occurrence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

r. The Court Martial in General Me-
Dowsll's case has completely Justified him,
no charges being sustained. z ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

e John z. Potter. Of Wis.,. has been
nominated and confirmed By the Senate.
Governor OF D.cosah Territory
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

EI Those In want of Spectacles can
6nl a good assortment a, 0'Donnell's, one
door south OF Whee,er's Bank. ~ 49, +.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

Just received at the Low Price Store,
l 900 yards OF New Sale Prints, -~-
/ .0ao. 1ss Brown aud Rlac Muslins, & -
2 900 &c Cotton and WOOL Flannels,
2 900 DENNIS and Stripes.
splendid lot OF Saawis, Hoods, Nubiss and
Sontags atvery low prices. RICE & SMITH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

- Gen. Rosseau has authority 10
orgsnizsa corps Of 10000 mounted MEN,
to be equipped like MoryaA's men.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12
Important to EVERYBODY!
A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

hAhE CndNCE ~ MAAE MONEY.
We invite the attention of every lady and gen
tlcman to new idea. We have commenced the
manufacture ola beautiful fine Gold Double Lock
ct. the exact imitation of n SMALL GOLD
WATCH. We ofer them to the public at FIVE
DOLLARS each. and will put into each locket,
free OF charge, the perfect likeness of any two of
our Generals or leading officers Woo may he named
by the person scndirc. as we have on hand the por
traits of nearly all the officers in the army as we'll
most Of the Rebel G. ncrals Besides this rare
Offer we will send With every locket a desirable
gift Of fine gold ewelry or watches, worth in cash
from ONE DOLLAR up to ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. We guarantee that this business
shall be conducted fair aud honorable principles,
and will refund the money in all cases where per
son is dissatisfied.
A FAIR AND LIBERAL OFFER.
sWedo not ask any ono TO send US the money
till they know what they will get. ANY person
can send us their name, and try their luck, and We
will inform them By return mail what gift they are
entitled to. and they can taen do they please
bout sending for II. 1t would be we'll for any lady
or gentleman desiring the agency for any neigh
borhood to write US Immediately, as those who APP
nly first will have the first chance at this splendid
enterprise Agents who send US names Of persons
in any part of the country to try their luck, will
receive ten per cent. of all the money hey NAV
send Us. 1t isimpossible to give all the particu-
lars in an advertisement, but we will do so by pr-
vate circulars TO those sending their names.--
The lockets and gifts viii be sent by mail, post
paid. Money sent by mail at our risk.
P S. Write your name. Post Office and State
distinctly. Address, A. w. HALL & Co..
Corner of Third and Pine Streets, ST. Louis, Mo.
NorE TO EDrrons.-Any Editor who will in ert
this advertisement and note month or upwards
and call attention Of Editors and others, will re-
ceivc Tin advance if dcsiIed) ono OF our "Five
Dollar Lockets and Pictures" by notifying US and
sending copy of paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12
JOB UoRK,

ALL kinds Of Job Printing executed in the vcrv
best manner, on shor. notice snd most reasonable
erussat = .ss4 THIS OFFICE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

- From DR.. }. G.. Green, Of Chicago.
Youf Pills have had 4 long trial in my practice,
and hold them in esteem one of the best aperi.
ents have found Their alternative effect upon
the liver makes them excellent remedy, when
given in small doses for bilious dysentery and dicr-
rh1a. Their sugar-coating makes them very nc.
ceptab.c and convenient for the Of women and
children.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12
Eastward Bound Trains.

ID AGS- and Beesxax wanted in exchange
III Goods atthe Mammoth Hardware Store
al vooqs for.e-s Buck g. ToAr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12
:AI.1sT OF Letters

See advertise ment.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10


THE MoRTAIiTY IN DIFEEREKg DE-
rARTMEETs.--A table 10 being prepared
in the Surgeon Generals office showing
the degrees Immortality among white
troops of the different military DEPART
ments. The percentage of mortality in
the Army Of the Potomac is three times
greater than in the Department of the
Pacific, and in Gen. Grants. army il is
three times greater than in the Army Of
The Potomac. The calculation refers TO
white troops. The percentage of NOR
tality among the oolored troops in the
Department Of she South is much less
than among white troops Of the Depart
mentof the Pacific, showing that il is
economy of hfe to use colOred troops in
the southern Department. tIs..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10

"Ihe debt of 1861, apportioned 10 the
total population, was Si4 60 per csaill.
its proportion TO the property of tbe
people 1O1 per cent. and 10 thoir apnpsl
income 20 per cent The debtof Nav
l, 1868, amounts 10 $40 80 pcr besd ~
the people Of the loyal States. and %
per cent. OF their property or less tban
one-tifth Of one per cent. moro than IN
1916, and its proportion TO annual m.
come is 2L45 per cent, or less Than 2 q
per cent more y With ~ annual appro-
priatiOn Of eight millions for debt and
interest the whole could be liqnidated III
less than twenty-five years. Assuming
IL TO reach fifteen hundred millions
funded at six per cent, an annual appro-
priation Of one hundred millions would
extinguish Il in thiriy-nine years
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10

rraeuaIIon of ChaIlanooEa

Our dispatches yesterday afternoon
announced the evacuation Of Chattanoo-
"a and the final occupation Of that noted
town by the Army Of the Cumberland
The dispatches which re Pabiisbsa yes
80 terdAy morning were not Ilattering faih-
or, however. from their speculations, than
1pa their facts. What has become Of the
pontoons which the rebels we're said 20
be building or was that mere feint2
% Again Generals Negley and Wood re-
era connoitered lookout Mountain, and found
q IL strongly picketed, but it seems tina,
General Negley took IL without firing a
gun. The report that tho rebels were
= 10000 strong At Chattanooga, was Of
q course incorrect; the fact probably was
Ve that the place has been garrisoned for
q some time by brigade, with some $4,000
troops within striking distance, scatter
ed along the railroads running into Cbat-
tanoOgA. Az 70 the fears entertained By
some, that the rebels win oyerwhelm
Burnside aud push into Kentucky, We
i2 think that there 10 precious little proba-
bility of their being realized. The rebel
hlae army is in no condition to enter into any
offensive operations in its present condi-
ton. What we chiefly dread is that the
seemingly desperate condition Of the
grey rebels may induce tho Government 70
slacken it's efforts to recruit its armies.
-ia We never needed large reiniorcements
o. more than we do now. A few vigorous
blows will destroy the rebel armies, but
TO give these blows the proper force a
IN great and fresh military force should be
sent into the field to reinforce the gall
~ liant men who are already there. Our
cry is, then, Chattanooga has fallen, and
aa, all Tennessee is oisrsi Push on the drah
t and fill up de army!
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10

RisE IN TnE PRrcE or AsHEs--A Phil
adelphia merchant, to whom the mer-
chants OF Charleston owe $4,000, upon
hearing Of the bombardment OF that city
BY Gilmore, said "Weli, l have SOC, 900
owing me there, but am perfectly will
ing 10 sqeare the account BY taking my
pay in the ashes Of Charleston at one
dollar per bushel." This is an index of
The general feeling entertained for the
birthplace Of treason Men who would
Hhudder az the bombardmont of any
other city will rejoice TO hear that there
is not one briok left upon smother in the
doomed city tt0 lIa lsna
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10

le9 The N. Y. Journal Of Commerce saya':
4 ''We have the very highest authority Cor
saying that IL is the design and intan-
3 tion of the Government 20 shape lis ac.
tion 50 a. 10 force all existing baulss ia
the United States 70 wind MP their az
fairs and withdraw from The field, in
favor of institutions TO be established
under Mr. Ohaso's system, and controlled
st Washington" Would IL not be dread
full il cur excellent Tennessee banks
should be superseded by gresnback in
stitutions?