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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
THE NEWS.

The news from our armies this week is
of the most cheering character. Savannah
has fallen, and with it nearly $4,000, 900
worth OF spells have dropped into our
hands. Sherman. IT is announced, is al.
ready again, on the war path. destined this
time, we hope, to march directly on
Charleston. Int correspondents say that
ne will firs, go 10 Augusta.
Thomas was still pursuing Hood at last
accounts. and large number of stragglers
were being picked up daily. Hood, i, is
thought, will be unable to get across the
Tennessee ,iver. owing TO the height oil
that stream and the fact that his pontoon
bridges had been swept away; and il for.
eed TO give battle on the north side of the
river would be annihilated or forced to sur
render his entire army. Hood has los,
Is Generals, killed. wounded and captur-
ed. since he started North, and 6s pieces
oil artillery.
Porter's heet. says reb'l disp atches. at
q Tackled Fort Fisher. at the mouth Of Cape
Fear river. below " ilmington, n. c., on
Saturday last, about 10 o'clock, and kept
up an average fire "f thirty shells per min
nte until night. The attack was renew ed
at III o'clock next morning. The enemy.
says the rebel dispatch. under cover of the
heavy fire, landed about three brgades two
and half miles above Fl Fisher. They
were imme lately engaged by small
force. TIE enemy held the ground at
night. n second dispatch say: The ene-
mys infantry attacked FoJt Fisher late
last night. They were repulscd with con.
siderable loss. The lodgme Mt of our for
css above Fort Fisher the rebels acknowl
eigs to be serious affair
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
RECRUITING AND MUsTEss.

RECRUITING AND NUSTEES.
Every precaution mnst he used to pre-
vent the enlistment of persons unfit for the
service. from physical disability. or OF
minors under eighteen years Of age: and
any recruiting officers who shall recruit
boys under eighteen years of age, will be
charged with their transportation aud sub
sistence
d. serters from the rebel army, bounty
jumpers. and professional thieves and
swindlers. are not proper persons to be en-
rolled in the army. AMI under no circum
stances will they be allowed to enlist, if
their character be known.
As fast as recruits are obtained they
will be sent to the District Provost Mar
shal's office. where they will he examined
by the examining Surgeon of the Board of
Enrolment. and if passed. at once mns.
tered in the military service of the United
States for one year by the District Provost
Marshal. either singly or in sqna Dis.
Recruits will lie forwarded TO Inlianap-
oils Us often as once a week in squads. in
charge OF a recruiting officer. or other re-
liable person. who report them promptly
to the commanding fl icer al Camp Car
rington. a list Of their names, the resi-
dences and places OF enlistment should be
sent with Zach squad for the use Of the Of
fcers OF tie camp rendezvous.
ORGANIZATIONS, COMMISSIONS, DC.
Companies may be organized with
eighty-three men. the minimum number;
l0l men ('fficers. on-commssionei off
GERS and privates constitute full or max.
imnm company.
Commissions will be issued for services
rendered IN recruiting. a. shown by the
aut henticated company rolls. Twenty.
two men will be required for a Second
Lieutenancy, md proportionally greater
nnmbers for Fiat Lieu,enancy and Cap
taincy. Company officers cannot be mus
tered in until their companies are organic
ed
An A'jutant and Quartermasier will he
commissioned for each regiment immedi-
ately. and mustered in Ito aid in recruit
ing the same. and for the prompt transac-
tion Of all other public business
RECRUITS ron OLD REGIMENTS.
Recruits for old regiments and batteries
NAV be raised. mustered and sent to the
general rendezvous in the same manner MS
herein directed for new organizations. an
commissions will lie given for recrcits
raised npon the principle hercinhefore
stated provided vacancies exist in the com
panies for which the recruits were enlisted.
BY order Of q vernon Morton.
w. Ii. III. TERnIrI.,
Adjutaat General Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29

grapple with difficulties, how much kind
ness and sympathy do they awaken. how
much fresh knowledge and inspiring tho'r
do they provide. what strength Of purpose
and renewed zeal for doing good 10 they
give Especially since they came from
free and literal hands, moved by ward and
generous hearts; and when they came SO
unexpectedly and yet go oppartunely.-
These circumstances enhance their power
an hundred fold.
The beautiful gift Of the teachers Of the
Sunday School on the same evening is. for
a like reason. priced more than gold.-
Elrgant and tasteful, just what we delight
to have, but wond never have bought.
May the bene6cient author of ell good
richly reward the donors with those gifts
which can never perish.
j. E. CHAPfy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29

A PIcronIAL DOUBLE NUMDER The
chronological Journal and Life Illustra
ted. for January. appears with 80 quarto
pages. aad beautiful illustrated Cover
It contains portraits of Tennyson. Sill
man, Sheridan. Cobb. Phillips. Susanna
Wesley-mother of John-an milan
Chief. Franz Muller, Miss Muggins. Miss
Fury. the Princess of Wales. Florence
Nightingale A Group of Warriors
Hannibal. Julius Caesar. Pizarro Crom-
we'll. Charles XII. Frederick the Great,
Scott. Wellington and Napoleon. with
EthnoIogy. pbrenology. Pbrsiognomy.
and Ps5 zoology. No. l. Vol.
41st. Published at 90 cents number. or
81 90 year. by Aessrs. Fowler 4 Wells.
$50 Broadway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
FROM NASHVILLE.
Our Forces Crossed Duck River-Car
Third OF Hoods Army Without Arms
or Equipments.

NASHVILLE. December 23.-The latest
accounts fiom the front locate General
Thomas headquarters at Rurharford's hill
Yesterday morning. eight miles this side
Of Columbia. since that time our force,
have crossed Duck river anil have moved
L" point sonfh Of Colnmbia Orr cav
alary forces have crossed at Hunters ford.
hollow Columbis. AMI dashed into the tow
the enemy meanwhile rerreating, without
firing shot.
We captured about fifty stragglers.
The rebel force was at last accounts at
Pulaski. Yesterday morning. AMI are prob
ably some distance sonth of that place to-
day. They are closely followed by onr
cavalry. No particular damage done to
the town Of Columbia. by the passage
through ofiwo armies. yes
At least one third of Hoods army are
without arms or equipments. which i'm
peeled their flight. hal been thrown away.
Rebel deserters anil prisoners report the
only effective corps Of Hoods armey to be
s. d Lees. gtd
Forrest effected junction with Hood. at
Columbia. on Tuesday evening.
The liver is at stand. with fifteen feet
on the shoals.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29

for. Officers will be confined in recruiting
TO the districts for which they are COM
mIssioned, and will only be entitled 10 be
paid on the muster and pay rolls of the r
respective com panies. when raised.
BoCNTIEs AND CREDITS.
The Government bounty provided by
law under this call is one hundred dollars,
one-third Of which will be paid by the
mastering and discussing officer, when the
company is completed.
Each enlisted man will also be entitled
to such county and township bounty rs
may be offered by the county or sub district
to which he is credited on the mu,ter-in
rolls, and the residence of the enlisted
man. as shown by the enlistment roll. will
nix the place Of his credit on any future
daft that may be made.
RENDEZVOUS.
The general rendezvous for all the
troops raised under these orders. will he
at Camp Darlington. indianapolis. No
district camps will be established. but the
place V here the District Provost Marshall
office is located will be considered recruit
ing headquarters for this district.
The regiments TO be raised will be dcs.
ignated as follows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
Call of the Governor for Eleven
Regiments Of Volunteers.

EXECUTIVE DEP'T OF INDIANA)
ADJ'T GEMS OFFICE.
ISDIANAroLrs, Dec. oath. 1864
General Orders.
FOR ADDITIONAL VOLUNTEERS.
In pursuance of the call Of the President
If the United States, under date of the
Goth instant. for 800. 900 volunteers, elrv-
en- Oh regiments OF Infantry--one regi.
ment from each Congressional District
will be raised in Indiana to serve one year
RECRUITING OFFICERS.
A Chief Recruiting Officer for each
Congressional District will he designated
by the Governor This Officer will have
the general management OF recruiting in
his district. He will be expected to can
vass the several counties within his iuris-
dietion. assist in raising the companies.
and render such services a. may be neees-
sary for the speedy organization OF the re-
giment.
Recruiting officers with authority to re-
cruit in designated districts will be APP
pointed upon satisfactory recommendation,
showing the following facts:
/. That the applicant intends. in good
faith. to go into the service. and Is evil
deBce of such intention he will he required
to sign regular enlistment roll. and de-
post the Same in the Adjutant Generals
office. ri $50
2. That he is physically qualified for &C.
tive duty in the fell. -, .s.-----
= 3. That he is a man of fair standing and
good moral character.
4. That Ire is in no way connected or
with bounty or substitute agents.
or employed for pay to fill quotas of coun
ties or districts.
Persons who hive heretofore been in the
service must show that they have been
honorally discharged.
Resigned officers cannot. be recommis.
stoned until the disability occasionsd BY
-esigning is removed by the War Depart
ment.
Recruiting Commissions will authorize
,aicers to enlist recruits, and hold them
mill regularly mustered in. and to do
such other necessary and proper acts ss
nay be required to raise the troops called
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
Returned Prisoners.

Capt. McMoore Of the Doth Inl. Reg
who was captured at Chickamausa By the
rebels. called on us Friday afternoon last
looking rather the worse Of wear from his
long imprisonment and cruel treatment
lie was among the number recently parol-
Ell or exchanged in Charleston harbor.
The Captain confirms all the horrid ac-
counts that have Teen published in regard
TO the irhuman treatment Of our prisoners
by the rebels. and says so far from being
exagger atoms they fall short of the truth.
Capt. Wn. Kendall and Lieut.. James
Woodrow. Capt. McMoorc informs us. are
both at large, having escaped by some
means from their prison. Capt. X. esca-
pei some five OF six weeks since, and is
supposed TO be still lodging around in
Dixie, trying to reach orr lines. Lieut..
w. escaped week or two later. but no
tidings have vet reached his parents in this
place of his safe arrival inside our lines.
VIM. Rector. CT Co. d. 9th Ind Reg.
Who was captured by the rebels in June
last, near Dallas, Geo, reached this place
on Saturday last, in very sad plight. be-
ing compelled to use crutches on account
OF his emaciation and ulcers upon bis legs,
caused by the unwholesome and INSULT.
cient food doled out to him by his worse
than savage csptors. When ;aken pris-
oner be was haze, hearty and intelligent
young man. but he is how nothing but
mere wreck OF a man, and his mind seems
10 have suffered nearly as much as his DO.
dy from the cruel treatment be received.
Ills memory, he says, is very much impair
ed. When asked concerning two Of his
comrades. Adam Cramer, Of this county,
and a MIR. Scott of White county, who
belonged TO his company. and who were
captured in February last. he replied that
he thought they were both deaa,-Scott
he was pretty sure was, but was moi so
certain about Cramer. He also says he
saw VIM. Ii. II. Mattingly a short time
before his release, ami that he was then
in gooi health.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
Release of the Officers of the 73d.

The following is an extract from a letter
received yesterday by Mr.. H. Humrichou-
ser. OF this place. dated Washington City,
ID. c., Dec. IS, 1864:
s'Bnliy for us Capts J. 4. Richley.
Maitland Westlake and your humble SER
want, are oace more in Gods country.
Got aboard our boat at Charleston, s. c.,
the 18th, at 3 p. m.,--arrived here last
night at o'clock. and took square
american meal--,he first time in twenty
months. Then, to clothing store and
got uniform. back to hotel. WASHED.
threw away our lousy duds and put on
clean ones. took cigar. each--O! my
good heavens! what stylel--why | vent to
Church to-day! What do yon think of
thai?seh? Well. too much of : good
thing is bad. Z \
4 "Capts. Kendall and Woodrow, Its.
Gamble. Murdock. Brown. Uptigrove and
Thomas made their escape from prison six
weeks ago. | hope they are all safe a.
home ere this. ~ ETe
Yours truly, &C.,
= "a NJ CALLAHAN.
l.. 1t. I'D l. V. |.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29

HoLDAY PREsENTs.--Paul has o few
nice Sewing Machines. suitable for Holt
day presents, which he will sell cheap.
No more acceptable presen, can be made
to your wife. daughter. sweetheart or lady
friend. than good Sewing MscAinc.-
Every wife and mother ought to have one.
--6i4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29


The Democrat refuses to give the names
of those j, charges did not vote at the 0c-
tober election. whose names were attached
20 the certificates we published. thus ad.
mifting the charge to be false. Every one
knows that if the charge made by the
Democrat was true it could easily De
shown. and it would delight to do so.
The editor says in conclusion, eve are
now done with the subject and the Repub-
licsn is welcome to the last word il il, SO
desires" Ha, hal ha! We are certain
]y satisfied Il he is. He made the charge
and when called on for the proof refuses
TO gise #. add then falls back on his dig
nifty. Shrewd, sint he9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
Christmas Gifts.

Mn. EDlroR:--Permit me TO acknowl.
edge through vour paper the receipt Of a
very generans gift from nnmber Of gen.
tlemen in this place on Christmas eve -
A seaiel envelop was pnt into my hands
with canton and deliheration that signi-
fled it was no ordinary envelop and de.
served particular respect. A brief inspec-
tion showed it to be not only above ordi
nary hut high up in the scale of the erfra-
ordinary. r
Reader, perhaps You have heard OF the
almighty Dollar." That means that
dollar is the most powerful o! earthly
things. Suppose this to lie so. Now
come with me and inspect my envelop.-
The first object that meets the eve is a
greenhack representing five of these might
les. That is a respectable marriage fee
anu we have seen as powerful envelopes as
that good many times, But another
green border peeps ont beneath and we
turn over. Here the eye needs little time
to dilate and there is general waking up
of the system as it reads fwenfy. A
qnick turn exposes the next to view
which is plainly to be seen resting under.
meath. What's that? Fifty! Goodnessl
for the FIRST time we begin to doubt the ac-
curasy or integrity of our senses. But
there it is'ip figures on both ends and
large letterslin the middle-fIty and no
And now enthusiasm runs high
as a glimpse is caught of another green
border. Without stopping to calculare or
bound expectation this time we turn over
and 10! another FIFTY. How fortunate il
may have been that it was not hundred.
The consequence might have been disas-
Irons. II don't do yon know to nave too
much power. An over-charge is opt to
burst the gun. Too big a head Of steam
ilashes the train TO pieces.
But Just think Of the power in one hun
fred and f,Oemy fire OF these mighty doll
ars. How much confidence they inspire.
how much hope, how much courage to
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29

ARTHUR's HOME MAaAzrSE.-Ths Jan.
nary number of this elegant magazine.
edited by 4. S. Arthur and Virginia F.
whose stories are always in.
structive, practical. moral and highly en-.
tertaining. has arrived. Terms, $3.50
per annum. T. S. Arthur, publisher.
Philadelphia. Penn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29

Three bounty jumpers and deserters
we're shot to death at indianapolis on FIJI
lay last. Every one of the rascals should
be treated in The same manner. Ono 9TH
er bounty jumper condemned to the same
fate. was respited by the President for ten
days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ETrERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post Oai;e At Plymouth, State of Indiana. on the
2sth day of December, lsjI
Tooitan ofthrsc letters the applicant must call
for afreed letters give the date of this list and rsy
one cent foralvcrtising
Ifnot ~alled for within month, they will be sent 10
the Dead Letter Office.
LADIES' LIST.
B,rk'lall Josephen Porter Elizabeth
Binehhort July Hines Abigail
BlldwiH Malnda Scott Eliza
Under Eme f Suffer Mary n
Lowry Mcrinda Thompson Caroline
Morris Eleanor White John E
Moore Mahola Walton Nollie
Nowland Nigga Woodwork Mollie M
Parrish Sarah
CENTS LIST.
Ayers Aaron Prison W B
Bower Smith S +
Brook DAVID Stu - job anncs
Barrett George w Smith Austin
Hoover Jacob Smith Henry J
kiigore General w Swift AlonzO
keiser Keser Scfcrt Henry
Lowry w Sullivan Michael
Morris Jimes w Thomson VIM Edward
Ni"lier John Thompson Alexander
Nichols Edwin r Thomson Israel
fierce James Vanscolcn l.
o. II. P. BAILEY, P. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
FL Q M ID
INSURANCE COMPANY,
LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.
OFFICE. OVER TIE BANK OF THE STATE.
Capital $4,000.

Property Secured against Loss or Dam.
age by Fire, AT the Usual Rates.
OFFICERS:
WM SALISBURY. P esident
CiiAS K. SCARLETr, Secretary.
w. II. BRYAN. Vice President
CAPT. NJ. NEWTON Supt. efAgencies.
THOMAS THO2NiLL, }
ANDREW p. JACKSON "e"era' agents
CHAS BOVEE. Special Agent.
Directors and References:
IIoS. d. c GREGORY. Attorney, Lafayette, Ind
Hon. z. II TEST, Judge Circuit Court, a.
Cos. JASPER VI. DRESSER, Airy,
GES. LAI. Noble, Clerk Supreme Cuort.
COL JAS GAVIN, Greensburg.
Hos :. RISTINE, auditor Of State, INDIANAPOLIS
JUDGE s. A. HUFF, Lafayette, Indiana.
JOHN A. STEIN. Attorney, Lafayette, Ind.
JOHN ID. COUGAR, 80
WM. SALISBURY.
CHAS. T.. SCARLETT,
Cob A II. cONNkR, Rsstmaster, Indianapolis.
Gov. o. T.. MORT,N,
Coz. ". Il. PA MER.
HoS. w. A. TALBOT,
THOS B. LONG, Any, Teyre naute>
Coz TIiOS. BOWLING,
Hos. DAVID fURrIE. Monficelle Ind
MAJ. WA. WILLIAMS, Warsaw.
1. MATTINGLY, Plymouth.
Dec. 29-n9yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
SUPPLEMENTARY DRAFT.

The Supplementary Draft for this
county came off on Thursday lat Only
five townships were drafted. The quotas
of the other FIVE. viz: Union, Walnut,
German, North and Polk, were filled by
the draft in October.
We are indebted to Messrs. o. n. p.
Bailey and j. F. Fanvalkenburg. for the
following list of those drafted last week.
II is not entirely correct, but is the best
we could do. The list for this. Center
township, is believed to be very nearly
correct:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
The l0-40 Loan.

washington. Dec. 25.--The subscrip.
tions to the 10 40 loan for the week end
ing with Saturday amount to S29. $685..
$50, and to The 7 80 loan to IS, 334, 900.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
A CARD TO THE LADIES'
DIR. DUPONCO'S
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FOR FEMALES.
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ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A
PREVENTATIVE.
And the "only sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY
Tor all those affecting com lants peculiar 10 the
sex, whether married or single"
These Pills are nothing new, but haze been u.s.
cd by the Doctors for MANY years, both in France
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case; and he is urged by many thousand ladies
who have uScd them, to make the Vi Is public for
alienation of those suffering from any Irregular
ties whatever, as well as TO prevent increase Of
family whtre health will not permit it. Females
peculiarly situated, or those supposing themselves
so, are cautioned agains using these pills while in
that condition. the proprietor assumes no rcspon-
sblity after the above admOnitiuii, although their
mlldncsS would prevent any mischief to health.
otherwise the Pills are recommended. Full and
explicit directions accompany each box.
5000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD In TWO
YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent 10y letter, both by myself
and agents, to all parts OF the world, to which an
swers have been returned, in which ladies' saw
nothing like the above Pills have bcea knows since
the Science OF MEDIc Ne D.wvED urox THE
" oriD IN REMovING OB-TRucriox ND REsroR-
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Quietin@ the nerves and bringing back the "rosy
color OF health" TO the cheek of the most delicate.
PKIcE 81 90 PER Box. SIX BorrLrs FOR s. %
Sold by all Druggists, and by Dr. L A. LEMON,
sole Agent for Plymouth. Inl.
Ladies' by sending him 81 90 can have the pills
sent (coni lentially) by mail, free oil postage, to
any part of the city or country.
G. p. Lacey General Travelling Agent for the
western Suites. l67 Dcarbon Street. Chic tso. H.
GEORGE X. TRIALS & Co. sole Agents
FOR Warsaw, Ind.
n u. None genuine unless the Box Is signed
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
Ol & .

DIED
On the Goth inst, c. ORLANDO FUTILE,
aged years. l month and IL days, son of Norman
b. and Jane c. Tu,t.c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
FOR SALE,
A GOOD LOG WAGON.
CHEAP. Enquire of PERSHING Il Co.
mo TRANSFERS.

Wanted, 25,O00 feet of lumber hauled from
Knox to Hamlet Station, Immediately, distance
OF miles, for which fair price will be given
For particulars enquire of
Plymouth. Dec. 1888 H. B. PERSHING
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
.HASH FOR LOGS.

"
We will pay the highest market price in cash for
White or Burr Oak, Poplar, Walnut, White Ash,
and Hickory Logs. delivered at our Mill on the
west side of the dam, in Plymouth, or on the river
bank, within cow enicnt distance of the Mill.
For further information apply to G.. F. Benson,
at the X. r. Warehouse, south side of track, or
Mcdonald. at Baicy's FIGURING Mill.
Plymouth. Dec. 23-n9s3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29
MARRIED.


In this county. on the 2lst inst, by Rev. Austin
Fuller, Mr.. GEORGE F. WILLIAMS and Miss
NANCY J. MILLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-29

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