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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

against the extravaganza of the govern
ment during this war. These are more
frequently appeals to the passions of the
avaricious than to the judgement of the
patriotic. 1t is an antiquated hobby, mer-
cilessly ridden for the last half century by
tho party not in power. Let it rest. at
least until it finds an honest rider. The
laws of the country we are trying to save
provide for every citizen the remedy for
whatever wrongs he may suffer at the
hands Of those in office IL is the ballot
box. Vote f,r those who will best per-
form their duties. Meanwhile DO very
careful that you do or say nothing to
strengthen your party that will weaken
your country.
We expect to come home some day
We will either come triumphantly rejoic-
ing over the accomplishment Of the object
for which we have already endured so
much. or we will come Inundated and dis
heartened at our defeat. and the conse-
quent desolation Of our country and oul
homes. In either event we will remember
and honor those who have aided and en-
couraged us by their influence at home
and will visit those who have sought t.
defeat us with retribution proportional,
to the extent of the evil they have brough
upon us and their country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
sEvESTY-THraD INDIANA.

az meeting of the commissioned off,
GERS Of the regiment, the following reselu-
ton was unanimously adopted with the
exception Of Lieuts. Fry, OF CO. A. and
Boyd. of CO. F:
Resclred. That we heartily approve Of
the spirit manifested and the action already
taken by the different regiments from our
State. at this crisis in our National and
State affairs. and that we deem it to be
eminently fit and proper that said resolu-
tions should be presented to cur represen-
tatives as our sentiments in regard to the
course which they should pursue at this
juncture. and our protest against the mach
inations ct q few domestic traitors, who
would wrsst from Indiana the proud title
which she has so nobly won in the prose
cution of this war for the upholding Of the
integrity and stability of our Gov eminent.
Irwin N. Walker. Capt.
A. B. Wade, Adj't.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

of war from Tennessee to Indiana. Ars
you ready for civil war? That's the re-
suit Of an armistice You lose all control
over the Mississippi and your commercs
is cnt of.
He then referred to Rosecrans as grasp
ing the difficulties of the situation on the
decisive day at MurfreesboIo. and proving
equal to the emergency. and also paid =
merited tribute to the gallantry of the left
wing. in which his brigade was on that
day. as saving the fortunes Of the army.
He had gone into the army as duty and
for the war to maintain the Constitutions
and preserve the Union.
Chaplain j. H. Lozier concluded the
meeting in an off nand speech full Of tell
ing hits. His scarifcation Of tho peace
men who in the Senate to-day had been
pleading for rebels. justifying the X. Gr
CTS and hurting back as disrespectful the
plain spoken words of the Goth and 93d
regiments, was merited aud terrific. 49,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
roRrY.FouRrH rNplANA.

The officers of this regiment certify that
the men. on dress parade. being formed In
to hollow square. anu tho foregoing men,
orial and resolutions being read. and the
question being taken by shoulder arms"
every gup was raisel There were then
proposed three cheers for our glorious
State aud State officers, which were given
IN manner indicative Of Indiana soldiers.
s. G.. Aldrich, Lieut.. Col. Comd'g.
w. w. Martin. Surgeon.
John II. Renick. Asst. Surgeon.
Geo. w. Carr. Asst. Surgeon.
J. J. Hodges. AdjutaIt.
Here follow the names of all the officers
commanding companies. and the certificate
oil Lieut.. Col. Aldrich that they were ell Of
the officers present.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
rIFrY-EIGHTH INDIANA.

The following field and all the line Of
6eers of this regiment sign the same and
certify that the memorial and resolutions
were presented to said regiment while on
parade for their adoption or disapproval.
and that the same were adopted and ap-
proved by every member. except one. .
private Of Co. Fl, who cast his vote in dis
approval of the same.
James T. Embree, Lieut.. Col. Comd'g.
Joseph Moore. Major.
Jas. E. Chappell. Lieut.. and Adj't.
George Kaffan. I'd Lieut.. and A. Q. NJ
Saml E. Hoffman, Asst Surgeon.
John j. Height. Chaplain.
Samuel Sterne. A. A. Q. NJ. LIST Brig
ade, % Division.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
Army Correspondence.
In CAM NEAR MuRFREEsBoRo. Tenn,

February 9th. 1868.
EDIToR MISUNDERSTANDING per-
haps that the friends of Co. ID, 73d Ind
Reg. would like to hear how they were
enduring the hardship of camp life. have
concluded to write you brief letter for
publication. Since the big fight we have
been encamped near Murfreesboro. only
occasionally going out on foraging ex-
petition. The boys are generally in pretty
good health, that is those that are with
the company. have only about 30 men
fit for duty. and have the largest company
in the regiment. Those that were missing
after the fight. viz: George Griggs. John
Keighly. Joseph Evans and Christopher
Butcher, have not been heard from yet. /
am afraid they were killed. They may,
however, have been taken prisoners, and
may turn up after awhile all right.
have been officially notified Of the
deaths Of the following members of my
company: Corp. John II. Case. died
Feb. 3D.; privates, Thomas j. Hendrick.
Dec. 18th; William L. Wilson, Dec. 9th,
and others, whose names have already
been published in your paper. Reports
have reached me of the death Of other mem
bers Of my company. but reports are not
reliable and viii not. therefore. mention
their names. ~
Anderson D. Piper. member Of Co.
d, has enlisted 10 the 4th Regular Battery
l presume be wanted to have the honor oil
belonging to the Regulars.
Lieut.. M. d. Mattingly Of the 57th Ind,
makes us visit occasionally. He looks
we'll, and as though he could stand eating
hard crackers and the other pleasant duties
Of camp life. g.,
Capt. johnson often shows his good ma
tured phiz in our camp. He is as hearty
as buck. The 9th is encamped about
II miles from Murfreesboro. on the Me-
Minyille pike. understand that George
WILDER has returned to the regiment safe
and sound. re, ,s-r ~, 8
The boys Of che 73d are feeling very
much delighted ct the prospect Of having
light bread instead Of hard crackers
There has been detailel certain number
Of bakers out Of the different regiments in
the Brigade for the purpose Of making
bread. Out OF the I'D VIM. Angerman
of Co. F., and Charley Wilcox of Co. D,
have been detailed for that purpose. AS
both have had good Instructor We cxpec4
bread that is all right. g
There is only ono field officer in our re-
|ginent. Col. Hathaway. and he has been
a. home for some time. bot is expected
back shortly. 49,. = -. =
How long We will remain here nobody
knows. without j. is Gen. Rosecsans, and
be. wont tell. RosscrsAs Is all right tho.
We are in for vigorous prosecution Of
the war and down on rebels North OF
South. Those rebel sympsthisers in the
North. ought to be sent down to General
Resecrans 10 be dealt With. He would put
ing in their ears that would make them
scratch. Respectfully yours.
VIZ. N. KESDALL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
sEvExrY-FIFrH INDIANA.

The following officers OF this regiment
cordially endorse and approve the forego-
ing memorial and resolutions. and certify
that the same were submitted to . vote Of
the regiment. numbering "a officers and
S19 men were enthusiastically adopted.
Milton S. Robinson. Col.
VIM. O'Brien. Lieut.. Col.
CD. MeCole. Major.
e. S. Arthur. Surgeon.
JAS G. Measker, Adj't-
w. "A. Wainwright, Q. N.
And signed by all the officers commanding
companies.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
sEvESrY-sEcoSD IxDrANA.

The following officers of this regimen
and all those commanding companies sigr
the memorial. and certify that tie same
with its resolutions, were read to the reg
iment on dress parade and unanimously q
dopted.
T.. o. Miller, Colonel.
8. g. Kirkpatrick. Lieut.. Col.
III. NJ Carr. Major.
w. X. Byrns, Adjutant.
James L. Morrow. Surgeon.
John B. johnson. Asst Surgeon.
w. c. Cole. Asst Surgeon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
EIaHrY-EIaHrH fNprANA.

The field officers of this regiment and all
the company officers sign the memorial
and resolutions and certify that tho same
we're read in the hearing of the entire regi-
ment present. and were unanimously a.
dopted; first adopting the memorial and
then the resolutions seriofim:
+. 9. Bryant. Lit. Col. Cong.
G.. w. Slough. Major.
w. s. Wilson. Chaplain. =
N. Teal. A. A. Surgeon. a g.
+. +. Boltz. Acting Adi't.
Ira Rupert. q NJ.
X. B. DuBsrry. AdIt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

rE The CONSUMPTION bill has passed
the Senate. and it will no doubt pass the
House. 1t exempts nobody on account Of
official position. except the President.
Cabinet officers, members of the Judiciary
and Governors.
Flanders and Hahn. the applicants for
seats in the lower House of Congress from
New Orleans, have been admitted. They
are both Union men and will support the
Administration.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

The following field officers and ell CON-
pany commanders sign The same and GER
fify that the memorial and resolutions
were read to the regiment when formed in
. hollow square. the better to hear and M
lerstand the same. and that vote was to.
ken thereon and every officer and man pres
emit IN the regiment voted Cor them:
Morton q. Hunter, Col.
Henry Davis. Lieut.. Col.
Paul e. Slocum, Major.
Alfred G.. Hunter. Adjutant-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
TIFrY-FIRsr INDIANA.

The commissioned officers of this regi-
ment certify that the above memorial and
resolutions were submitted to the members
OF the regiment, and unanimously adopted
by them, and are signed by the following
field and all the line officers:
a. ID. Streight. Colonel.
Clark Willis. Major.
Elias Gaskins. Chaplain
J. G.. Doughty. Q. NJ.
j. w. Pearcc, Asst Surgeon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

70 The Copperhead Chicago Times
has been kicked out Of the News and Pc
riodicsi Depo. in this place. The an
nouneement by the proprietor Of the Depot
en- Saturday last that no would not any
longer sell the disloyal sheet caused some
commotion among the Copperheads of the
place. and couple oil them went whiz
zing round all day like button on barn
door. soliciting subscriptions for the tory
sheet. They bossied at night that they
had obtained 65 subscribers for the daily.
for week. we suppose. but that was prob
ably at least double the real number they
obtained, as the mass Of that party are not
reading men. At night. in conformity
With posters stuck up through tho day, q
few Of the most bitter toward the Govern.
ment met in Corbin's Hall "to take into
consideration the attempted suppression oil
Democratic newspapers" We did moi
attend the meeting or inquire particularly
what was said or done. but one of The
most prominent members of that party
said, we understand. that Charley called
the meeting on his own responsibility fol
the purpose Of getting an opportunity to
blow and gas. He ought to know. Some
men have very happy faculty Of making
themselves ridiculous in every thing they
attempt. even in the estimation Of thei
own friends. But. we ought not, perhaps
to criticisc the gentlem an too severely, a.
we are Informed that he recently announ
ced that in case any attempt was made tC
mob this office he would shed the las
drop Of his blood in defence Of it. Per
haps he would. and we ought to be CRATE
full to him, we suppose, for Offering to ba
his bosom and expose his precious and in
valuable life in defence of our property
(what pity he is not willing to interpos'
in favor Of the peoples property and lives
which mob is trying to destroy,) but g
friend at our elbow thinks he would shed
every thing but his blood in defense o
any ones property.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
FROM VICKSbURG.
MEMPHIS. Feb. l6-l(

MEMPHIS. Feb. 1910 p. M.
Advices from yicksburg to Friday, ssy6
the Qneen OF the West has bced supplied
with coal, and has gone on another expe-
dition down the river. 1t is believed that
grand movement is to be commenced
shortly. which will put v;cksburg in our
possession. The movement is SO formid-
able in character that it is certain of sue
cess. 1t i, feared he enemy may evacuI
ate before it is fully brought to bear
The nature of the movement is contraband.
MEMpuIs, Feb II. 1868.
The new gunboat Indianola followed
the example ofthe Qnecn of the West and
run the blockade at Vicksburg. The feat
was performed on Friday night She
started at IL o clock. 1t was dark. driz-
Fly, foggy night. but manned by unquail-
ing hearts. she started on her perilnus
voyage. with watchfnl eyes on her firos.-
The lndianola. in spite Of the precautions,
was seen. The signal passed. from bate
~ to battery; then came the roar Of srtil-
lrry and iron rain. Every DatteSa We'd
with each other in their efforts to sink the
boat, which de6antly floated. dark. sullen..
and determined. down the Mississippi,
The deep, deafening revcrberations told
how great an effort the enemy were ma
king. So mighty was the shock that
stcamhoate quivered from stem TO stern
five miles distant.
The Indianola safely passed the fiery
ordeal and reached her destinariou--the.
month Of the canal l: is grea, feat. and,
promises the beat results.
- - >----
Preamble and resolutions adopted bv the Ply-
mouth Lodge No. I19, +. an A. ", January 30th,.
1863.
WmrRE.s reliable inforins ton has been rccciv-
cd that Capt. Miles H. Tibbitis, late member of
thi. Lodge departed this life the 3 4 day o: De-
cember 1862 While galla;,t!y lcaing hi company ma
the n cmoraLle battle of Muriiec>b, no Tcnnessec-
and whereas deem il ri. INT and proper that some
thing should be placed among the records of the
Lodge a mcmcnto of the virtues Of uIr deceased
brethrc :: The 'cfo-c,
! Rcsolccd. That in the death Of our late friend
and brother Miles III. Til,Ltts. this Lodge has loSH
a "calous and worthy brother; the craft aSsidii
Gus laborcr; this community. an honest man. and
good citizen; the country Il brave soldier; and is.
family, devoted husband AMI father: and that
while We b in humble submission to this dispen-
sation of Divine Providence, will remember
that, although we will meet him no more earth,
VIC may at last meet him in '',he Celestial Lodge
abo.e, where the Supreme Architect of ;.e Uni
verse prcsidcs."
Resolred, Tint we hereby tender to the stricken
vile Of ourdepartcd brother, sincere sympathy
in Ter bereavement, and cordially her thar
the duties and obligations imposed on u by the
death of Bro TTi1btt> in behalf of his IA ny, s,alB
be chcerlully assumed
Resoired, That copy Of the foregoing preamble
and Resolutions, he furnished to the family of the
deceased; and also to each of our town papers
for publication.
NJ. II. RICE, w. NJ.
J. G. OsroRSE, Sec'y pro fora.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

The undersigned. Lieut.. Col. Command
ing ceitifies that the memorial and resolu-
tions were read to the 10lst regiment, $50
men being present. and the yeas and nays
being called. the sentiments contained
therein were unanimously adopted.
Thos. Doan, 1t. Col. Cong.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

All the officers present Of the Ssh sesi-
ment sigped the memorial and rssolueions,
aud the following certify that the ians
were rsad to the regiment On dress parade.
snd we're unanimously adopted both By Of
icers and men: -
Geo. F. Dick. Ii. Col. Cong.
C.P. Rodmsn. AdJt.
l.. Bsteman. Q. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
MISREPRESENTATION.

Capt. John L. McGrsw. commanding
tue regiment. certifes that the names ofthe
company officers attached to the memorial
were all the commissioned officers present.
with one exception; and that the same hav.
ing been read to the regiment on dress pa
rade. and vote taken thereon, four-fifths
of Ill present voted in favor, and that the
officers endorse the sama
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
FIFTH INDIANA BATTERY.

The undersigned certi6es that the mem
orial and resolutions were unanimously ..
dcptcd by the officers and soldiers of thu
9Th Indiana Battery.
Alfred Morrison, 1st 1t. Cong.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

VIM. j. B. McIntire, Major Comd'g.
w. d. Taylor. Surgeon.
w. p. Hornbrook. Asst. Surgeon. j
n. N. Patterson. Chaplain.
w. L. Dorsey. AIjutanf.
j. /. Orr. Quartermaster.
And all the officers Of all the companies
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
SEVENTH INDIANA BATTERY.

The undersigned certify that the memo
rial and resolutions were read to the Bat
terry and ell bat two members voted to ap.
prove and adopt the same
George r. Swallow. Capt.
j. c. Fisher, 2l Lieut..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
EIGHTH INDIANA BATTERY.

The following named officers certify that
thu memorial and resolutions were read to
all the members Of the company present
and approved by the. following vote:-
Yeas As, nays %. The commissioner
officers were unanimously. I'M favor of their
adoption.
George Estep. 1st Lieut. comd'g.
Samuel Winsor, ID Lieut..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
TENTH INDIANA BATTERY.

TENTH INDIANA BATTERY.
The undersigned officers certify that the
memorial and resolutions were unsni-
mously adopted by the company of the
10th Battery. ~eftga ~ 81
VIM. A. Naylor, 1st Lieut.. com'dg.
William II. Cox. 1st Lieut.. aoiii +.
Alfred Cosner, Cd Lieut.
John G. Clifford, "a Lieut.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

S We devote large portion Of our
space to-day to the views Of our brave
soldiers in the army Of the Cumberland. in
regard to the course OF the Copperheads at
home. Let the traitors read their doom
in those proceedings. When the soldiers
return the "ire-in-thc rear" party will be
remembered and rewarded according to
their deeds. They begin to swear already
that they never were in favor Of to
king the State out Of the Union and annex
ing it to the Southern Confederacy. But
they lie. They threatened il. argued in IA
vor Of il in public speeches and on thu
streets; said it was our interest to go with
the Gulf States and endeavored by all man
ner Of falsehoods to create q prejudice
against the New England States.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
NoTICE.-Notice Is bspby

given that undersigned with the Countye sEv<y,
or will on Tuesday, March IL, 1853 proceed TO survey
and locate the Of his land in section swe.
ssaii county Indiana and continue from day ssdsy I'M
tin all il surveyed -. -, 49,. -.
to meet the Surveyor at time above mentione9 and
dcfray provds for desynE their portion Of the az
pcnsc Of said will ~ rurnsd to the county AVA
tor such delinausnces placedon the tax sna
collected according to law
FEB ~, 185S.--n16<s- JOHN R0DE<BERGkk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

Be il known that on this 18th day Of February. i'm
the year 1868, the above named Plaintiff, by John
g osborne, his attorney, filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Marshall
County, his complaint against said defendant, in
the above entitled cause, together with an aida
Wit ola competent person, that said defendant, Mar
diana. - ta
Said defendant, is hereby notified Of the 6ling
and tendency of said complaint against her. and
aalcss she appear and answer or demur sheretos
tho calling fsaid Cause, the second day Of the
next term Of said Court, to be begun and held a.
the Court House in the town Of Plymouth, % the
first Monday in June next said comp','ns; no
things therein contained and alleged, will be heard
and determined in her absence: --
WfrNEss, q. hsIbno uiNSs
Feb. IS, Is63.-nl6t3 l CLERK C-C-f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
PATRIOTS. STAND By THE
UNION.

There will be q GRAND RALLY of
the loyal Union citizens of Indiana. ct In
dianapolis. on THURSDAY, THE 10Th
or FEBRUARY, 1868.
Fneads Of your country, TO the rescue!
BY pour formidable numbers and strong
resolves, let It te known that Indiana will
ever remain loyal to the Government of
our Fathers; will submit to no terus with
traitors in arms; will not tolerate treas on
1t home; will encourage our soldiers in the
field. and assure them that no schemes or
machinstions which may be devised to
sully che fair fame Of our noble State a.
chieved by their valor. shall ever be sue
cessfnl.
SPEAKERS. 81
The following patriots and statesmen,
who prefer the glory of their country to
the triumph Of party. have been invited
ard Gov. johnson has consented-to ad-
dress the meeting: saeit
Gov. Andrew Johnson. Of Tennessee.
Hon. Russell Houston, of Tennessee.
Gov. David Tod. Of Ohio. a
Hon. Samuel Galloway. Of Ohio.
Gen. s. F. Carey Of Ohio.
Hon. Joseph Holt. of Kentucky.
Hon. Joseph Holt. of Ken<ucky.
Gov. Yates, of Illinois.
Gov. Ramsey Of Minnesota.
Gov. Joseph A. Wright, of In diana.
Hon. Henry s. Lane, of Indiana.
Hon. james Hughes, of Indiana.
Hon. Richard W. Thompson. of Indi-
ana. s-ssei r3
~ Arrangements have been perfected
for half fare on al the railroads. sd r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

An entirely new STOCK Of clothing juse received
at Rioe Smiths.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

the uemanuS OF the Iuture IS IN tho past.
What is necessary for the Governor is
necessary for the President. As the Com.
mander-in- of the Army and Navy,
be should be furnished with money and
supplies adequate to the great work over
which he, by our elective franchise, is
made the legal Superintendent. The Leg
islature of Indiana should recon- mend to
their Representatives IN the Congress OF
the United States that they vote such mon
ey and supplies. The resolution proposes
to sustain the Governor and President in
AL their efforts to sustain tho Union and
prosecute the war. Upon this point we
would respectfully suggest that it is incon-
sistent. both with sound policy and true
patriotism, for any party to WACO war up
on the Administration at time when ell
the energies and resources of the country
are necessary to the perpetuity of our Ma
tionai existence. At the beginning of the
war the President fosad it necessary. in
order to snt off the supplies Of the rebels.
to issue q proclamation closing the ports
of the States in rebellion. That was an
external blockade to the supplies Of the
rebel army, euch as were requisite from
abroad. Lattsrly the President has issued
another proclamation for similar pur-
pose. The latter is an internal blockade
upon the supplies Of the rebel army. AS
q war measure. Il is unquestionably wise
and proper. sl 'sTs .a1eI d
The fourth resolution pledges those who
adopt it to discountenancs al factions and
influences calculated TO engcndsr discord
at hons or to give encouragement to those
who are in arms against us. Of such are
the resolutions and Published complaints
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

~ Arrangements have been perfected
for half fare on al the railroads. saf