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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-19
Organizing z.

We see the Democracy in many of the ocail-
ties OF this State organizing for the campaign
and are holding township meetings and passing
re solutions expressive OF the sense of the Democ
racy therein. This is good move and should
be general Let every township and city IN In
diana have its organization. and hold stated meet
ines Now Is the time to begin. Ii will be too
late if We wait until after the National Conyen-
ton has been held. The work should be com
menced Immediately, so that by the lSL day OF
Nav no township in Indiana shall be found with
out It's Democratic CLUB Hold frequent meet
ings, secure good speakers. and circulate news
papers and public documents At these meet
lngs urge upon the people the necessity OF taking
some good. reliable Democratic newspaper When
IL is lmpOss IDLE To secure speakers, let the mem
bers OF each organization select herelrom good
reader. and let him read TO the audience extracts
from Democratic speeches, and articles from
Democratic newspapers BY this means persons
who unable TO take papers. will he able to
keep posted in the dongs OF the political world
around them An evening spent in this way as
often in two weeks, can but be
edtfying and productive OF much good In every
neghborhood there different Democratic
papers taken-the New York Day Book, New
York News. Cincinnati Enquirer, Columbus
Crisis. Indianapolis Sentinel, Chicago Times. etc
Let every man who takes any one OF these pa
pers mark the best articles in it, take ii to the
cub-room. and have them read to the audience
4 vast amount Of information can be obtained
in this way by the people Read the Consttu
tion OF the United States. read the Declaration
of Independence, Washng,on's Farewell Ad-
dress. the most important of Jeffer-ons and
Jack-ons Messages, and any other documents OF
Information TO the people that NAV he in the
hands of the members OF tie club or that tn, y
can procure.
Democrats of Allen County, bv all means
organize. and that right speedily II Fort Wayne
Times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-19

white citizens will take no voluntary part in the
proposed reconstruction.
Could there be a more cruel satire either on the
abolition experiment or on the reconstruction ex-
perimenti
Leaving the negro experiment aside. this ides
Of driving ciiizsns 10 the polls is brilliant dis
covery in republican government. which has
heretofore been supposed 10 rest on free political
action Men are compelled to take me abolition
oath; compelled TO vote: refusal or recalcitraton
- % be crushed out. to use Gen. Banks express
sion. with an iron hand. That is, vote or va
mo-el Take the abolition oath and vote one OF
the abolition tickets (of which variety is fur
nished for free choice else take the alterna-
tive OF being driven out OF the State.
And this Is Mr. Lincoln's method e "graran.
teeing republican government. New York
World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-19
Forced Ia Dor and Compulsory voting

By the last arrival from New OrlelnS we have
a new batch of regulations. issued by General
Banks. and further development OF The plan OF
'.reconstructon" as carried on, IN Louisiana
The two leading points in the regulations now
promulgated. throw a strong light on the exist
Ing state Of things in the recovered territory Ii
requires no argument To show that what men are
forced to do by compulsion must be against their
inclination There would be no neei of forcing
the Louisiana negroes to labor IL the prospect OF
wages was a sufficient Incentive There would
be no need OF forcing Louisiana citizens to vote
il they were oil themselves inclined to 20 % the
ballot box But Gen Banks publishes regula-
tons for the negroes. telling them that idIeness
ana vagrancy are crimes which will be repre>sed
by the strong arm: and regulations for voters.
telling them that absence from the polls or neg
lect vote slll De VISITED with the heavy penalty
of bant-hment from the State and forfeiture of
their lands
The necessity For these stringent regulations
makes it evident that the freedmen" cannot be
induced by meie wages TO work. and that the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-19
WAN D.
coPARTNERsHIP.
Livery Business.

vUyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED CoPART-
nerxhip in the Livery business Enser the style q.
OKIOP 4 TAYLOR Their stsbies are located at the
corner Of Pennsylvania and Pearl streets they viii
keep the Of stock and carriages Cor the accomnod
ton public They viii al-o be ready all times
TO purchase stock and pay the best prices in the market
In connection With their livery business. they will keep
boarding and sale stable DICK oRLoP.
srfPuEN TAYLOR,
feb3-dln formerly Of Lsfaye;fe1
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tNo. 74sl
United States MarshaPs Notice.

VTNTTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, s.
WHEREAS. libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana on the 18th day
Of February, lS6f, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
Of the United States for the District Of Indiana against
hundred and foTtyve bales Of COTTON marked and
all persons lawful intervening for their interest there
in, seized for violation Of the law the United States
and be regulations o. the Secretary OF the treasury
10 pursuance hereto, and praying process against said
goods, an that the may be condemned ami sod
forfeited 10 the United States
Vow therefore, in pursuance OF the Mention under the
seal Of said Court 10 directed and devered DO here
By give public notice TO al per,ons claiming aid goods
par, Thereof IN int eSted therein
that they be and appear before the sad, the Dis
ct Court OF the United States be held the city Of
indianapolis, Ia and for the Dsric; Of Indiana the Let
Tuesday Of Nay next 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon OF thar
day. then and there 10 ntepOse their claims aud make
their allegations 10 that behalf
d. G. ROSE. L. s. Marshal.
By I. s. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest
WATT J. SMITH, Clerk frbI7-dl4t
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Intrigue Against Mcclellan.

The Boston Courier throws some lurid lirh,
upon the blood stained inirisues against General
MCCLELLAN. ia the following paragraph:
We do not believe il possible 10 add 20 the
words OF General Mcclellan. but Ne desire 20 on,
on record a conversation reported TO on the
best authority. more than year ago as having
then recently occurred between a leading p1lli-
can OF New England State and Secretary
Stanton. SAID the Secretary: General McClel
Ian j. getting too popular We shalt have TO check
him u GU will have 20 cheek him very quick
then. or he will get into Richmond. responded
his iuierlocutor "Oh. he cannot do that he has
not men enough; anu We don't intend to send
him any more" VA the answers Of the Secretary
Well might he be shortly afterwards charged e.
ms face by the man whom he thus sought to de-
stioy. with doing his best To sacrifice the army
10 Smallpox Il spreading a, Nashville with
a fearful rspidity. The cases are Increasing At
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-19

IT, Theodore Tilton. of the New York Inde
pendent. said IN a lecture the other DAY AZ Port
land. that il "the prime duty of all to erase
God with one hand and tie negro with the 9th.
err" IL is not difficult TO say which he would
grasp most cordially
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-19
NOTICE.
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce

TuNHE .'cHANBER OF CON 'ERCE'- WILL BE
II opened daily for business, on and afer Monday.
February 18th. 1854 Sundays excepted at O'Clock
Pm.
Change hours from 2 o'clock 10 O'Clock Pm.
fshlT dim J. BARNARD, Secretary.
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MARSHAL'S NOTICES.
(No. 74s.)
United States MarshaPs Notice.

d y
Z TRICT OF INDIANA. -:
WTBREAS libel Information has been filed IN the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Eighth Circuit and nStrc, Of Indiana the llth day OF
Fee rary, ls6 by John llama $50 Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for District oil Indiana, against the fol-
lowing &c cri0ed property AMI ecs OF John liner and
Phillip Lcntensi gher Seven fermenatug tloes forty
barrels OF VIII y WOODEN st, copper STILL one
dOubler and fixing, boiler Use engine ard hNngS,
five stands beer barreis OF copper distilled
whisky. recufny tubes aud apparatus and the whisky
therein seized the sal D;srict Tor violation Of
AN Act provide internal revenue 10 support be Gov
ernmen; aud to pay interest the public debit APP
proved July lj 1852 and praying process agans said
goods and that the may be condemned forfeited
the United STATES
Now therefore, pursuance ~ the Mention under the
seal Of the said Cour; directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice 20 all persons claiming said
goods. any part thereof in any interested
thereto that they he and appear before the sid the Dis
ict Court Of the United States be held the city o,
indianapolis in for the District Of Indiana, the Isl
Tuesday Of Nay next 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon
Of that day. and then and there inierpOSe their claims
and make their lie cations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, L. :. Marshal
Byf. ;. RIGELow, Deputy
Attest.
WATT j. SMITH, Clerk feb17-dl4t
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.

OFficE or CRY CLERK
Indianapolis. Ind, February Is. 1854. !
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF The TENDENCY
~ Of the following Ordinance fer street improve
mentS. 10 Wit:
An ordinance to provide for the grading and gravel
ing of Illinois street between South aud McCary streets
and for the grading and graveng the Bluff Road, be-
tween Merrill and McCarty streets.
ALSO
An ordinance provide for the grading and graveng
OF Washington and the National Road exclusive
Of tee sidewalks between Missouri and Blake streets.
Attest CYRUS S. BuTTERFIELD.
febl9-dlt City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-19

70 Smallpox Is spreading a, Nashville with
fearful rapidly. The cases are Increasing ut
the rate Of thirty per day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-19

WATT J. SMITH, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22

81 could not look in the face Of my gal
liant comrades Of the army and navy, who
have survived so many bloody battles, and
tell them that their labors and the sacri
fee OF so many of our slain and wounded
brethren had been in vain; that we had
abandoned that Union for which we have
so often periled onr lives" No Clelian' s
Letter Of Acceptance.
And yet he accepts a nomination upon
a platform and by party that tells them
that very thing. How can he look them in
the face after that?
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22
General McCleilan's Letter.
From the New York News :

j. rom The New ork News.
The columns of this paper bear witness
that we have lsbored to harmonize the
Democratic party. Whatever concession
we could make that did not involve a sac
rifice of the immut able principle to which
this journal is dedicated, we have granted
Our most fervent desire was TO see con-
summated the unity and concord of the
Democracy 10 this Presidential campaign.
Believing that the life of Republicanism
depended upon this issue. we made every
effort to conciliate the conflicting senti-
ments that were arrayed in opposition to
the present Administration; for we believed
that the defeat of Mr.. Lincoln would re-
move the chief obstacle to peace
But. above all the claims of expediency,
the principle to which we are irrevocably
bound sways absolutely. and demands our
fidelity beyond all other considerations
We have matared and strengthened the
peace sentiment from its germ. We have
been faithful to it throughout the ordeal it
has passed. an ordeal that it could not
have survived if within its own essence it
had not possessed the elements of eternal
ilie, thc tfutn tuat may Ue DRiucn out not
destroyed. To that principle that is the
guide of our political action throughout
this crisis, and that commands the journal
we have devoted to its interests, we are
linked by bond that cannot be loosened.
AS we stood by it steadfastly, when to do
SO was to court persecution and to invite
oppression. we shall surely not desert it
now. in the day Of its strength, when, in
fact. it rules the political situation. The
suffrages of the Peace men are essential to
the triumph Of the Democracy; but the
Peace men cannot give their sufrages in
violation of their principles. To be true,
thei efore, to the Democracy, We must in
sist that its principle be honestly repre-
sented in this canvass and fairly put at is
sue at the polls. ....fQrIi "a. ,.-,.-s
The Daily News, however great its ia
fuence among those that accept it as the
organ, Of their political creed. could not
render that Influence available in support
of the doctrine of armed coercion Of the
States, and if it could it would not. We
earnestly hope that the States may be re-
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22
Doa't Quarrel.

The Presidential campaign is Just now
fairly opened, and we may expect to hear
many animated discussions between our
citizens relative to the merits and dement's
Of the different candidates. We fear that,
in the present state of the public mind,
many angry disputes will arise. 1t should
be recoliectcd by all that these heated 1is-
cussions result in no good, and that every
man has perfect right to talk of and vote
for whom he pleases. Let these things be
borne il mind. and let all debates that
may ensue bcconducted by the participants
with due respect to the opinions and feel
ings of each other.
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22
How a Part of the Rebel Press of
New York Speak of General
.-,,n McQleIlan,s Platform.

We print this week leader from the
New York News, and letteR from the
Editor of the Metropolitan Record. of thst
city, both taking ground agaf,st General
Mcclellan since Ibis letter Of acceptance
was published. although they were previ-
ously supporting him on the Chicago plat
form. These articles show the deception
of the Chicago tricks,ers, and prove that
the design of the men who constructed the
platform, was to acknowledge the indie.
pendence of the Sonth. The News is so
intensely rebel that it bolts the domination
as soon as doubt appears that the success
of the Chicago nominations might not re.
sult in a permanent disruption of the
Union. 1t was willing to be party to a
fraud on the people. but does not mean to
run the risk of being cheated itself.
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22
Those Who Vote against Mr.. Lin.
coin,

And for the candidate of the peace OH
any terms" party,
VOTE to recognize the Southern Con-
federacy. and the independence Of the
rebellious States;
VOTE to dismember and destroy tn,
great American Union;
VOTE 10 recall our armies from the
territory that they have conquered, at So
fearful cost of life and treasure;
VOTE to haul down the Stars and
Stripes, and drag them through the mire
and filth;
VOTE to admit to the world, that we
are whipped, that the rebels have con
quered the brave and noble hearted sol.
diers who make up our armies;
VOTE to de5ase us as a nation. and as
individuals in the eyes of the whole world;
VOTE themselves towards. sneaks, and
renegade' TO liberty and the cause of tho
oppressed;
VOTE to build up Slave Empire on
our borders, that will in the very nature of
things, be continually at war with us.
and eventually seek by force of arms to
overrun the North. conquer it, and spread
slavery over soil dedicated to freedom;
VOTE themselves, not men, but trait
ors and base-born towards, unworthy of
the name, american citizens"
VOTE to destroy the hopes of tho op-
pressed Of all nations, of ell people who
love liberty upon the face of the earth, and
who are looking to onr noble experiment of
self-government. before embarking in the
struggle for themselves;
VOTE themselves as only worthy the
curses of all good men and patriots; of
their children, and their children's chill
dren.
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22

NoTIcE TO MoTnERs.-We are selling,
AM have been for number of months,
Teething. and in all cases where it has
been used. we find that it is giving such
general satisfaction, that we AXE pleasure
in recommending it to our many patrons
as a safe aud reliable remedy This arti-
Gle is spoken Of So highly by those who
have used ii, that we are safe in asking
mothers to trv it. 1t has gained its own
reputation with us. Pricc % cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. CuMryc
& McMuRTY. Druggists, Lafayette, Ind.
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22
ADDRES
Of the Union State Central Com.
mittee to the People of Indiana.

When evil counsels prevail. there never
lacks an excuse to carry them out.
Thus it was. some four years ago, when
Southern consprators. follow ing, the false
lights OF unhallowed ambition, took conn
sci toge' her to break up what one of their
own chief officers. Mr.. Stephens. declared
to be the best and freest Government the
sun ever shone upon. They sought cause
Of complaint in the acts of the Federal
Government, but found none; for it had
unitqraily been administered under infiu-
enees favorable to the South. Not the
shallow on an encroachment could be
shown TO have been made on their institu-
tion: all the legislation of Congress. all the
decisions of the Suprems Court. were in
its favor.
In such dilemma what was thei-
course? With no facts in the past or
present, they, contented themselves with
fears for the future. They declared that,
under President elected by Northern
votes, there were well-fonnded apprehen-
sions of attempts on the part of those in
authority to interfere with slavery. To
avert such contingency in the future.
and declaring constitutional remedies
exhausted. they organized armed resis-
tance The rebellion ensued. Terrible,
over the whole South. has the penalty
been. The country has become desola-
ton; commerce has been ruined, propSty
rendered valueless. or actually destroyed
by thousands Of millions: while lives
have been sacrificed by hundreds of
thousands; and a degree Of misery brought
upon the people of the South, such as few
nations have ever suffered. In the midst
of peace and prosperity they pretended to
fear imaginary evils, and brought down
on their devoted heads evils of frightful
reality and unparalleled extent.
AS peaceful and as properous as was
the South in 1860. is the State OF Indiana
to-day; as free from any wrong done. or
attempted, against her,, either by the
Federal or Slate Government. And vet
here in 1864, as in South Carolina in
1860. are found men prolnpted either. by
blind folly or by base ambition. attempt
ing TO enact the tragedy-the tragedy that
begins in resistance of law and ends in
national destruction. .-.--r-..s
On The 18th Of August last. there was
published in the Daily Sentinel an address.
assuming to speak for the democratic
party of the State" signed on behalf Of
the Democratic State Central Com
mittee." by ], j Bingham. Chairman. in
which. after tine usual profession of all
insurgents, that they condemn any at
tempt at resistance of the laws, before
constitutional remedies are exhausted. !"
they recits that il is the well considered
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22
THE REPUBLICAN
PLYMOUTH IND, a9ta
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1864.
UNION MEETINGS.
N. JOHNSON. ESQ,

Late Of California, will address the people Of
this county, in behalf of the Union cause, as
follows: rr efel Htf f,f nh'
Tyner City, Thursday. September 18th, a. I
O'Clock, p. M.
Plymouth, Saturday, September 18th, at o'clock,
p. M, at w oodward Hall.
North Township. Monday, September 18Th, at =
o'clock. p. m at Radlblugh's School House.
Bremen, Tuesday, September Doth. o'clock, p. m.
West Township, w ednesday. September 2lst, at Z
o'clock p. m, Sligo School House.
Bourbon. Thursday September 22d, O'Clock, p. m J..
Tfppccano etown, Friday, September 23d, at Z
O'Clock, pm.
All who want to hear an able speaker are respect
{ lily invited to attend.
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22

Remember soldiers, when you go to vote
that tie Democratic Auditor of Marshall
county stigmatised yonr wives as "War
Panpcrs. Remember also, that for this
he received no rebuks from the leaders OF
the Democratic party. ~. t-.l
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22
R. P. De HART,

Colonel of l2sth Indiana Volunteers, and for
merly State Senator from C.ss and Pulaski coun-
ties. will speak at
Monterey, Pulaski County, Wedr csday, Sept. %.
Mnrmont, Thursday. Septe mbcr 20.
Argos. Friday, Scpt'br 30-with Hon. A Quincy.
Plymouth. Saturday, October 4" "
The speaking will be at o'clock p.
each day.
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22
HON. AARON GURNEY.

Assistant Presidential Elector for this district,
will speak at
Bremen, Tuesday. September 81, ] o'clock. D m.
Bourbon. " ednesday, Sept'or -. o'clock, u. IN.
Tippecanoetown, wednesday,. %. : O'Clock p. m
Tyner City, Thursday, Sept'br 29, o'c lock. p. m
Argos, Friday. September 80. o'clock. p. m.
Plymouth, Saturday, October /, o'ciociI, p m
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22

No vocabulary can furnish language
sufficiently strong in commentator Of that
excellent and indispensable article known
as tie J. Monroe Taylor Gold Medal Soap.
The lady having aught to do in any houses
hold department, from the wash tub to the
finest needle work. should not fail to sup.
ply herself with q years stock. 1t only
requires person to use it once to use their
whole life. Most of the grocers sell it.
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22

A MATTER OF DUTy.-Itis solemn duty
of every grocer to refrain from selling to
his customers an article for food which he
knows is positively injurious to health.
and he is deprived Of all excuse for so
doing when better article for the purpose
can be readily obtained at the same cost.
Now the pure Chemical Saleratus, made
by DeLand G Co.. can always, be had.
and this known to be pure and free from
all deleterious matter. No grocer who
regards the welfare of his customers viii
fail to keep it. sao goa hat yssi'ii ioH
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

Daa s.I.,tre Of D ems or less, three weeks, or
Lass. sip1. each additional insertion % cents
lssr ,rr Iverrsements in proportion. Less than
a.If squire 10 he charged as half square, over
h,lft s,uare to be charged asa whole square.
Agents in other towns and cities will be allow
cd twenty Eve per cent. commission. but no ad-
verts neut, Of any kind. will be inserted at less
than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22
Tie Weed Sewing Machine Go,
SUPERIOR TO ALB OTHERS,
-FbR-
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PTRP0SES.

Simple in construction darabe in all their parts and
REfDTLY UyDER>T0OD They have certain Y of siitcl
on all kinds II fabIics and adai 'ed 20 wide range
work without ch tnge aajn- inert Using all Kinds
Thread Will Hcrs r.H E:.l, t;ether, 7Nck. Ca Cord
and in flct do all kinds Of work required iy fsm-
lies OF Nanufacturcrs They the IEf~!acI >Lst
Sth which cannot be exceIlcd rmness elasticity
anili ify and eIegarc ce Of finish.
Marshall County Republican., 1864-09-22
Che gepabliean.
OFFICE,
Drer Pprshings' Drug Store.
Z. M ATTIN&LX
PUBLISHER AND PRoPRIEroR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

I Z Ut DO E''|-''
IT paid in tdyance, or within three months, s2'oo
If not 1al within three munths. S2,5O
If net paid till the end of the wear. $500
u NJ r,0er iiscontinued until all arrearages
,re pill, unless 1t the option ofthe publisher