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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09

WARSAW, Wyoming Co., N. Y, Oct "a, 1865.
DEAR SIR am using your Cathartic Pills ia NV
practice and find them an excellent purgafiye TO
cleanse the system aud purify The FOUNTAINS u fhs
blood. JOHN u. MEACHAN, VI. ID.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09

In this place. on the 4th inst. Bon
DErrE. aged 5 months, son Of Mark Cum
mings, Esq. OF EaaJaag ra
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09
Ayers g
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PI Lis,

Are sou rick. ferb'' prd
Complaining, Are yea org
of order. with your sssteIn
aerass cei. afa tofrr f,-elings
ui,cuInie,s fable f'llsese >, MP
folas are otcu the prelude
~ sciious il.res. SOMe fit
of sickhcss l. creeping upon
on. sEd should be avrrts 2
by q tinseiy Use VI the Iiglst
remedy. Take \, ere Pas,
aud cicepse out the dior.
dcged huTaoTs purify the
blood, and let the fiads
more on ulaobstrueted in
health again. They stiniu-
late the functions Of tho
ispdy into vigorous activity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
From Fortress Monroe.

ToarnRss MoKRox Monday, March %. 1853.
Refugees from Rebellion and deserters from the
Rebel army arc almost daily coming into our lines at
Suffolk and Yorktown, and giving themselves up.
Generally, the deserten bring their arms and equip
msuts with them.
They report that movements strongly indicate the
early execution Of Richmond, though it Is intended
to be accomplished BY slow and sure process.
One entire division Of the Rebel army arrived in
Richmond last Tuesday las is supposed to protect
tho Rebels from any attack that may be made while
the evacuation is taking place.
The Rebels have already commenced to remove
their large guns and also their machinery from the
machine shops at Richmond to Chattanooga.
YoRKrowS, Monday. March 30, 1862
Yesterday morning about 100 Rebel infantry stole
past our pickes in front Of Williamsburg, and
quietly occupied the place before dsybreak. At
dawn their cavalry in front attacked our pickets,
who fell back upon the town. Here the infantry
fred upon them, killing two and woundiug five.
They finally cut their way through and escaped to
Fort Magrudsr except eight or nine who were made
prisoners.
Our force numbered about 40; those Of the enemy
about 800. Before our achievements came up the
enemy relied whatever they could, and made good
their escape.
There has been O number Of night alarms a,
Gloucester Point the past week, but no engagements
have ensued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

ken'ncKy, ana was unnorm,y true tIs ehtte o.
region OF tne South. Inc men VINO aoos
are in favor o. goo government. ~ - tne ola con.
test repea.ea' Inc ans.ea'ng q power iTcm tne
many :? place u In the hsuds Of the Few. IL fcr
the entie country 10 sa whethef our nDeries Snali
be taken away, or whether we snau msinssin them
TO the last extremity:
He could not say how long the war would last
weeks, months, or years-but let II last till the
principles Of free government the government Of the
people, 10 established beyond peradventure or at.
tempt Of overthrow, 20 firmly established that no
nower can again venture 70 shake IL.
The great good ia to result from success the great
evil 70 result from disastrous overthrow. He, too,
was warmly applauded. The Hon. Andrew John.
con was received with prolonged applause. He said
he two wears ago proclaimed in the Senate tho OBJ
iect Of the Southern traitors was to establish an
srltocracy, and was then met by denuncistion, moi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
THE INVASION OF KENTUCKY.

Retreat Of the Rebels Parsucd By Gel. Car
ser-The Rebel Forces near DsnviIIe
and other Points-Thc appearance Of
the Rebel Cavalry-The Invasien only
Foraging Expcdition-Gen. Barnsade
Orders an Advances encentratisn Of
Rebels at TulIahoms-P Punishment Of
= New.York and Ncw-Jersey Regiments
From Our Special Correspondent. 800
CINCINNATI, o., March %, 1863
An reports received from Kentncky up to tins
time represent the Rebels in retreat with Brig Gen.
Carter Of East Tennessee commanding our forces fol-
lowing closely on their rear. a. 2.
7 The Rebel force near Dsnville, 30 far as has
est asoertained, consists Of but about 1000 Ken
~ cavalry, and scotts Louisiana tho
whole commanded by Gen. Pegram of Tennessee
Beside thess 'Clake, an Independent rover, at the
head of 900 or 1000 men, is at Mt. Sterling, await.
ing the advent of Humphrey Marshall, with 200
men and elk 12-pounder guns, through Carter aud
Fleming Counties. The infantry portion Of the ex-
petition, said to be under Breckenridge is reported
at Somerset. The appearance of the Rebel cavalry
Is described by the telegraph operator ct Somerset
who saw them from bill as he was leaving and
they were entering the town-ss being wretched in
the extreme. The men were hatless, shoeIess, and
some coatess, while their borres were skeletons.
Thus far, they have advanced no further than the
junction of Dicks River with the Kentucky on the
DanviIle and Lexington pike. 30. far o. can be
Judged from the little known OF their movements
the whole affair looks like promiscuous search FOL
food, clothing and forage, which the opp0rtune ar
rival Of the LIST Division of the 9th Army Corps
disturbed very materially.
Yesterday morning, Gen. Burnside issued orderi
TO Gen. Gilmore, commanding at Lexington, anc
Gen. Boyle, commanding the Louisville district, foI
An sdyance-the former 10 move on Danville with
his whole force, leaving only enough to lookout
for Cuke, and Gen. Boyle to mass his forces in the
vicinity of Lebanon and Bsrdstown and move on the
Rebels rear. The result Of this movement you will
have learned BY telegraph by the time this is pub
lished. John Morgan is said TO be moving TOWARD
Russellville, Logan County, having in view tho in
terruption Of tho Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Parsop Brownlow, in conversation to-day, said be
Ind information from East Tennesseeans, who hsd
lust arrived at Gen. Rosecranss headquarters az be
Jeff. that the Rebels have concentrated all the In
fsntry formerly in East Tennessee ct aud near Tua
homs, while the cavalry made 0 diversion into Ken
lucky, hoping to draw force from R0secrans L
protect that State. Re-enforcements are arriving
from Virginia at Tullahoma daily.
Gen. Burnside has issued an order deprivipg th
9th New-Jeney and 46th New-York Regiments o
all furoughs and other privileges for six months 70
irregular and disgracsfu conduct IN this city on FRI
| day last. Csuse-whsky.
Brig. Gen. Wilcox 10 at the Burnet House, an
Major-G Gems. Sturges and Parke are expected In I
day or two. ViDi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
THE OTHER ONE 10 sUNk.
New Powerful Batteries Developed.
Return Of Gen. shsrman's Expedition.
REBEL REPORTS OF OPERATIONS.
ANOTHER ATTACK ON FORT pEMBERIoN.
CHICAGO, Tuesday, March 81, 1889.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, March 81, 1859.
A Cairo special says: A--.~ =
Last Wednesday evening the rams Lancaster and
Switzerland undertook orn the batteries OF Veks'
burg. As soon as they came within range, tho
Rebels. opened tremendous fire. The. Lancaster
was strucl thirty tines Her entire bow was snos
away. causing her to sink Immediately, turning
complete summerset as she went down. All she
crew, except two, escaped The Switzerland was
disabled by 64.pound ball penetrating the sloane
drum. She noated down, the batteries still nrno
aud striking her repeatedly, until finally the Alba.
tross ran alongside and towed her to the lower NOUN
of tho canal The loss Of life on her Is not aeeer'
tanned.
On the way up, the Hartford and Albatrose sn'
countered battery at Grand Gulf moro formidable
than those OF Port Hudson. The Hartford was
struck fourteen times, and had three men killed
Both vessels returned the fire vigorously, and ootn
were more or less injured.
It's stated that the expedition under Gen. SherA
man to the rear of Haines Bluff, by way OF Steels'e
Bayou ami Sunfower, had returned TO Xoupgs
Point.
There is nothing definite from the Yszeo Pass
Expedition under Ross and Quimby.
A train between Memphis and Grand Junction
was captured by gusrrillas Saturday. Forty per.
SONS were taken prisoners and paroled. Union
force has started from Moscow in pursuit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, March 81, 1862
Mai. Clarence Prentice, with two subordinate
officers of the Rebel army came into Louisville early
this morning.
They were arrested this afternoon, and sent to
Camp Chase this evening.
The Union forces are closely pressing the Rebels.
They captured 40 Rebels near Stanford, and re-
captured 1900 head of cattle which the Rebels were
taking from Kentucky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Tuesday, March 81 1889.
Msjor-Gen. Heron has been assigned to the com.
mand Of the Army Of the Frontier He will leave
for Southwest Missouri to-day to assume command.
n Is understood the divisions of this army will be
speedily concentrated for an important expedition
against the enemy. Gems. Vandever and Orme
have been ordered to report to Gen. Heron. Gen.
Runts district is extended South to the Arkansas
River, and embraces the western tier Of counties Of
Missouri and Arksnsss. The district OF Southwest
Missouri has been extended to the Arkansas River,
Gen. SebOGeld in command.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE. ALBANY. March 81, 1863.

"a
EVENING SESSION.
The bill amending the code Of procedure wa d.
bated and amended.
A message was received from Gov. Seymour, a.
COMMANDED by q letter from the Controller, res
ouestine him to urge tho Legislature to take inn
mediate action in favor Of paying interest on The
State debt in coin.
Mr.. MURPHY called up the resolution. amended
on motion Of Mr.. Folger. to pay only foreign ered-
tors ia coin.
Mr.. PRUYN moved to amend to pay oil creditors
in coin. Lost by the following vote:
YEAs-Mesn. Bailey Bradley cou1;lly; CS.ns,1 Cen.
NAYS-Me.srs. Angel, Bell, II. A. Clark w. ClGts
Fsser Hardin Hutchinson, Montgomery. Monroe, Robert
son Sanford Foley Truman. Young
The resolution limiting the payment Of coin TO for:
eign creditors who were such March ], was adopted
BY q vote Of ~ to 3:
NAYS-Mesus H. A. CLARK. Tobey and Truman.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
THREE DAYS LATER FROM PORT
ROYAL.
The Grand Attack About to be Made.

The Grand Attack About 70 be Made.
The United States steam.transport Arsgo, Henry
A. Gadsden commanding, from Port Royal, y. e..
at g. o'clock a. m. on Saturday, March %, arrived
on Tuesday morning, consigned to Major Stewart
vanvliet, Assistant QuartermasterGeneral, United
States Army.
Sunday, March 90, at II p. M, Cape Hsttera'
bearing N. 20 miles. Exchanged signals with
steamer Fulton with ship in tow bound South.
The Arago made the passage in three days.
She brings 65 first and lao secopdclass passengers,
Government stores, and the usual mails.
We learn from our correspondent that the grand
attack IA about to be made without further delay.
But the point to be assaed 10 for tho present known
only to the General commanding.
From The New South March 49,
SUFFERING IN SAyASsAH.-lhe tone oil the Sa-
yappah press indicates good deal OF suffering among
all classes in that city account OF the scarcity OF
provisions. In; The Republican Of last wednesday
writer complains that the only nourishment pro-
yided for the sick and wounded in the hospitals con-
ssts of bacon and corn bread. The leading article
IA upon tho subject OF high prices ana extortiohYe
profits ard expresses the fear that civil commouon
cannot be avoided, nor "our revolution ioughs OUT
to successful Issue, unless some remeoy W 'Peeu'
lily devised.
The article condemns the seizures OF private prop
srty by the Confederate Governments as unwarrant-
ed and unnecessary, and characterizes them %
nothing more or less than hgh-hsnded and illegal
outraws." The Government robbers are iniestiug
every highway, imprsssing bacon, corn, and rice.
For bacon it allows IS cents pound, while the rul-
ing price Is 30 cents.
BrAUREGARD DEMANDS THE iMERcEpIrA AND
KrYsroSE SrArE.--A dispatch in The Savannah
Republican states that the steamer Stono, under o
Tag Of truce, went out TO the blockading feet on
a communication relative to the delivery to the
Rebels Of the steamers Keystone State and Merce.
dits. which, II Is claimed, were captured by the
Chicora and Palmetto State on the 3lst Of January
last,
The case of the Mcrcedita, the officers and men Of
which surrounded and were afterward paroled, Is
somewhat peculiar. In many points IL has no prece'
dsnL We learn that ID has been submitted to Ad'
miral shubrick Of the Navy and Gen. Totsen Of tho
Army for decision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
FIGHTING IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Capture and Recapsure Of Point Pleasant.
wHnsLIre. Va, Tuesday. March 81. 1859
A telegram to Gov. Pierpont says yesterday'7oo
Rebels, under Gen. jenkins, captured Point Pleas.
ant Va. The town was subsequently recaptured,
and tho Rebels driven back, with loss Of II killed
and IA prisoners. Our loss was one killed and one
wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
The Rebels Resre.dns from Kentucky a.d

The Rebels Resreost from Kentucky ana
Advancing On Nlsrfreesbers.
CINCINNATI. Tuesday, March u, 1863.
The Rebels are retreating from Kentucky rapidly.
Pegram, at last accounts, was south OF Stanford,
holly pursued, and is reported to have been COM
PEELED to abandon his cattle and train.
The Commerciars Murfreesboro dispatches say
Folks Corps, consisting Of Cheatham's, Wither'f
and McCowsns Divisions, have advanced within
nineteen miles of Murfreesboro. Scouts sfiirm that
the Rebels must attack or fall back, on account Of
scanty subsistence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
Prom San Rrancisco-The Secession
MOvement.
BAN PaAsoDco. Tuesday, NJ

eAs PnAsonco, Tuesday, March 81, 1859
There IL nothing new concerning the threatened
demonstration by Secsssionsts on the Marc Island
Navy Yard and Benecia Arsenal. Tho public arc
informed Of no circumstance which warranted the
alarm manifested by the authorities, although all
recommend the disposition to take every precaution
to guard against possible danger There are many
secessionists in Napa County, though not presum'
able enough to encourage the most daring to take up
arms against the authorities With ordinary vigil
ancs in guarding the fors, armory, and the public
,soperty no one apprshends danger from the Seces'
sionsts within the Slate.
The Saginaw RENAME at Mare Island.
Scholarship Prima Dome, for Calico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
ASSEMBLY.
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly met at o'clock.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By p. F.. DEMONSTRATING for the suppors
of INDECENT families of volunteers.
By A. SMITH-Incorporstin the Father Mat
thew u. b. Total Abstinence Benevolent Society.
By Mr.. acknowledgements the Apcisne
Order of Hiberuians Benevolent Society.
The Grinding Committee reported, complete, tho
following bills:
sursnco Companies; incorporating the MachDists'
Protective Union incorporating the Harlem Savings
Bank; incorporating the New-York Medical Cole
Iege for Women; authorizing the SUPERVISOR Of
Kings County to borrow money; providing
paymeut for military enrolment In New.
York City, amending tho Charter Of the Washing.
ton Life insurance Company; authorizing the 70.
trsment of the capital stock Of the North American
life Insurance Company; incorporating the Peoples
savings Bank of New.York amending the Charter
of the Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company %
New-York; incorporating the Emigrant Savings
Bank of Brooklyn.
Mr.. Dean g resolution Of yesterday relative to 70.
crutinRoficsrs of other States, giving rise 10 Dc.
bate il was laid over under the rulea
A message was received from tho Governor rels
alive to paying the interest Of the State debt, due
tomorrow, in coin.
Mr.. DEAN offered the following resolutions
Rrsd That the Controller 10 hereby authorised and DE-
reced the interest tbs State debt In coin Dr. e
equivalent except that portion thereof held BY Incorporated
virtue Of statutes the Stse and that he BE- hereby
authorized to purchase coin for the purpose d he seUsse
rata
Adopted uuanimouslv Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

PORTLAND. Tuesday, March 81, 1863
Capt. Jabez g. Rich Of Gorham, Me-, formerly
of the United States Marine Corps, now in Rebel
Marine Corps, was arrested in Gorbam to-day, and
conveyed to Fort Prctle by Provost Marshal Elliott,
under orders Of the Secretary Of War. He claims to
be pafoled prisoner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTO.
MAC.
Gen. Howard In Commend Of Sigeps CerDs
The Reads Brsken up Again by shs
Sssrm-Csrn Meal for such ~ desife L.

Special Dispsseh to The N. Y. Tribune
WILMINGTON. Tuesday. March 81. 1869.
Your Special Correspondent telegrsphs the follow
ing, dated;
OK Corcns HHAporARrRxs. Tuesdsy March 81. 1853
Msjor.Gcucral Howard, commanding Second Di'
vision COUGHS Corps, has been assigned temporarily
10 the command of the Eleventh. Sigers Corps. Gen.
Gibbou is assignsd 10 command Of Towards Divis-
Ion.
Recent rains and the snow storm Of last night, ief
the roads In q very bad condition.
Col. J. T. Owen has been appointed Brig. General
BY the Prssidens-
The ComnissAry Department il issuing corn mssl
twice week 10 al the men in their several CON-
mands who wish IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
Adopted unanimously. Adjourned.

Opening Of Navigation ~ New.Brcnsw VIC
Bosros Tuesday, March q, l sea :,
dispatch from St. John, N. B., says tbss VIII, iii
sor River IL open, and tho steamer EnPh, ~.
connect at St. john on her next trip WIN WIG
national line. mr. md vey. knovn
Hon. DAVID ringr ss;asncs in Salem to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, March 81, 1854
Forwarding subscriptions from the West and Local
.orcuItura districts and from hew localities are a1
nsuneed. Yesterday 81. $50 600 legal tenders were
converted into the 500 loan, and d 000, 0Q tedaSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

Rebel Reports Of Operations.
FORTRESS MosEoE, Va. Tuesday, March 81. 1858 :.
Yesterdays Richmond Dispatch has the follows
ing:
"On the morning of the 2Sth four Union beass
were advancing toward upper batteries at Veks'
burg. A vigorous fire was opened apon them. Two
were driven back and two passed under raklng
fire. One received shot from which she sunk
Part Of her crew escaped to the opposs Shore Ina
Benton was disabled and the Albatross towed hss
out Of danger of our gunboats."
1.-THE enemy has appeared again in ffont Of Fore
Pemberton. Monday afternoon firing wac heard
The result is unknown"
"The report Of the capture Of Gen. Carters Brig
sds By Humphrey Marshal is not confirmed" -.
"Gen. Morgan had fight on the Milton, driving
the enemy two miles, when they were rs-enfereeds
Gen. Morgan says bis loss of oficers wss heavy"
CHATTANOOGA, March %.-Gen. Forrest cap>
tured, yesterday, at Brentwood, nine miles in the
rear Of Franklin, 800 prisoners. He destroyed Q
house containing Commissary stores, burnt tho rail-
road bridge, tore up the track and captured seven-
teen loaded wagons"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
v..Lc Navigation.

nnsxnr, N. Y, Tuesday. March 81, 1864
| mr.. ,,on.ller Dubuque, with full cargo nom
Inc sOr thc Erie Railroad arrived here this morus
inc Icing the first boat down the Lake this seasoni
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

fSes Cut.) ". L. 1ARVIN Sole agent Tor tais Gig.
Having been improved IS now unloubedlT the
BEST STOVE N THE MARKET.
unezceptionabo, and in economy o. huel 10 IS unplr
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NEW PATENT CRATE,
It will burn Cosi as well AZ Wood most admirably ttC
Oven being thoroughly ventilated C vill produce
perfect and healthy bake, equal 20 that o. Bakers
Brick Oven; Roasting and Ica5tiug Is done bei9rt
the open nres and brpiltng over live Goals on LEe
hearth as common sense dictates it Is uuufactur15
IN this city, and the material used ana the WORK
manghip OF the best quality nualTr it gives per
this city and surrounding county, who are calI
using It, viii testify.
THE MORNING STAB AlNG STOVE Is
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We are constantly supplied with Ell the newest a
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Aso-aII Of the most uesiui articles OF H0uso Eur
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We are Just rcoelvllg tie latest improved styles o.
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