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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30

A KISS IN THE DARK.--The Territorial
Enterprise is responsible for the following
amusing story:
A certain lodging house in Gold Hilf
was thrown into the utmost confusion by
the occurrence of a little mistake. For q
time, the house vas supposed to contain
at least thirty robbers, all armed with shot
guns, pitchforks. and cleavers. Men rush.
ed about with their bowie knives in their
teeth. and both hards filled with cooked
revolvers, seeking whom they might gct
frightened at. and women drew the bed
clothes tightly over their heads and
screamed in muifled terror. The cause of
the uproar was finally explained. and all
the yelling traced back to the first yell. h
appears that ST, * man for time occu-
pied the room of ayoung lady who was
stopping in the house. the young lady con-
teniing herself with a shake-down on the
parlor floor. AT last the sick young man
was convalescent, and he and tie young
lady changed sleeping places. 1t was the
first night after this exchange of beds was
effected that the hotel was thrown into
confusion. The young man says he awoks
from horrible nightmare to find pair
Of great hairy arms tightly clasped about
his neck, and just as he was about to shout
for help pair of bearded lips were press
ed to his own. Theperson who appeared
about to strangle him seemed suddenly to
change his mind. gave frenzicd howl and
stampeded. The young man of course
yelled and started in pursuit the dodgers
all beard the uproar and commenced yell-
ing thus creating-when under full head
way the confusion spoken of above.
When the yoang man had told his story
it was concluded that little mistake had
occurred, though one or two of the board
ers still maintained that a bloody murder
er had been in the house.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
From the goth Indiana.

EDITOR RErUBLIcAS Having thought
the friends of Company G would like to
see correct statement of the casualties in
the company since our recent engagements
in Virginia. | have prepared ST atemeut Of
its losses to June lst, which please find
enclosed. ..,s-,+ -,s.r ..fs~
Corporal William r Sapp.
Privates William t. Black and William ID.
Shade. r
ii Captain Lafayette Gordon, shoulder. severely,
since died.
. Sergeanis-James R. Bennett, right arm. Slight
James s. Taylor. left arm, slight w. Ii. Richhart
right arm. slight. ..
Corporal David Thompson. left knee severely
Privates-Wiiam T Lewis, left arm. severely
Uras kreighbaum. left breast, severely; Christian
Wentzler, shoulder, slight Joseph Baxter, right
leg, severely w, man Baxter, right thigh, slight
Albert Lewis, hand. severcly Peter Pof. left
arm, severely; Goodman Simnns, left shoulder
slight Richard Williams. left thumb, severely
John Penrod, LEFT hand, slight James Pekerl
left hand and arm, severely !; Jacob Head, on the
head. very slight Francis NJ. Head. left band
severely Joshua Swihart, left eve, slight: Elijah
E. Owens, left foot, slight; Elias Griffith, hand
severely.
MISSING. .ft
Privates-Bejamin L. Head Stephen Y. r
Coon.
PRIsrSEas
Privates-Fred j. Koontz William Gaskins
James Buchcr.
We are engaged most Of the time either
in fighting or digging. consequently have
but little time to write. The boys who
are present are in good health and spirits
Truly yours, J0HNW. WILLIAMS,
Lieutenant Commanding Company.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30
THE REPUBLICAN,
'a'a 81 PLYMOUTH, Ind, srT ssir
Thursday, June 80. 1864.
Union County Convention.

OtfiOit OOuhtJ OS'SSiihOin
The unconditional Union men of Mar
shall county are requested to meet in
MASS CONVENTION. st Plymouth.
On Saturday, July 2, 1864,
for the purpose OF nominating candidates
for Sheriff. Treasurer and Commissions.
also, a candidate for Representative. in
connection with the Union men Of Stark
county, who have agreed to meet with us
here on tue above day for that purpose.
Every man who feels it his duty to sus-
tain the Government against open and Sc
cret enemies, and is in favor of Liberty
and Union. now and forever" is earnestly
invited to attend aud participate in the de.
-liberations of the Convention. Large del.
egations from all the townships. lis ear.
nestly hoped will be in attendance. Every
trne patriot can surely afford to devote one
day to the service OF his country. Then
come. every one. all, and help put the ball
in motion that will redeem our county
and wipe ont the foul stigma that now
rests upon her name abroad, and causes
our brave soldiers to blush for shame when
ever they think of her degradation.
The vote of the townships will be ap.
portioned on the day Of the Convention
Able speakers have been invited and are
expected to attend.
By order Of the Cen. Com.
N. SHERMAN. Chm'n.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30
The Ret0rt Just.

The sneers Of the Copperhead press at
the ''rail- splitter and tailors." in copnec-
tion with the nomination Of Lincoln and
johnson, remind us Of q passage which
once took place in Congress between JEFF
Davis and Governor johnson. The for
mer. in the application Of plantation
manners to that body. took it upon
himself one day to express his contempt
for Dir. Johnson as q journeyman tailor,
who had served his apprenticeship on the
shop board. In reply to this gross insul,
to himself and all industrial classes. the
Governor said that If Davis chad cue,
worked at tailoring. he roald hare ,corked
at ii get"
II the rebel chief eludes the hangnan' s
rope for another year, he will probably see
the tailor whom he affected to despise,
sitting in the chair Of the Senate which he
and his co-conspirators left to carry on,
their plots Of treason, and in which the
noble Tennessean remained. true to his
country. While the one if permitted to
live, will be sknlking to avoid the jus,
punishment Of his high crimes. the Other
will ne enjoying the reward due to un
flinching patriotism and fidelity to biz
country. teas iailsl a.t,a 30 as qsaes
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30

General Foster reports that he has infor-
nation from the rebel General Jones at
Charleston. that five General and forty five
field officers belonging TO the Union army,
in the enemy's hands. are kept under our
fire. General Foster has asked and
obtained permission Of Secretary Stanton
to retaliate by placing an equal number OF
etel officers in like position.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30


q A correspondent OF the New York Times
with Shernian's army. writing from New
Hope Church. June 5, tells the following
story:
! There is a tree in front of General Har-
rows 4th division. 10Th Army Corps,
which is called tho fatal tree. Eight men
were shot, one after another. as soon as
they advanced to the ill-fated tree to take
secure position behind it's huge trunk
Seven men were shot. when board was
placed there with the word Dangerous
chalked upon is. The rebels shot the guide
board into iragm ents. and Sergeant took
his place behind the unsuspecting tree. In
less than Eve minutes two mimic balls
pierced .he Sergeant's body. and he fell
the eighth martyr beneath the shadow oil
the tree of death.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30

General Hancock has been relieved oil
the command of his corps for few days
at his own request, on account of an old
wound which has become very painful
and troublesome. General Birncy succeeds
him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30

Col. T. n. Stillwcll, of Anderson. has
been nominated for c congress in the llfhI
disEict by the Union Convention
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CHIMES fast gaining worldwide reputation.
1t is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful all Family Sewing Machines vet offer
ed to the public, No other Family Sewing Ma
chine has many useful appliances fo- Hemming,
Binding, Telling, Tuckirs- Gathering, Guaging,
Braidng. Emdroidering Cording. aud so FORTH
No other Family Sewing Machine has so much
copacity for great variety of work. 1t will sew
all kinds Of cloth, and with all kirds of thread
Great a I'D recent improv ements make our Family
Sewing Machine mostreliable. and most durable
and mosscertain in action at all rates ofspeed. 1t
makesthe interiocked stitch. which is the best
stitch known. Any one, even ofthe NEST oriInary
capacity. can see, glance, how use the ietter
A Famsly Sewing Machine. Our Thanksgiving
Machines finished in chaste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case ofthe Family Machine is a
piece'ofcumng workmanship Of the most useful
kind Itprotects the machine when not in use,
and when about to be operated may be opened as
spacious and substantial table to sustain the work
While some OF the Gases, made out of tie choices
woods, are finished in the simplest and chastest
manner possible, ,-others are adorned and embel-
ished in the most costly and superb manner
Itis absolutely Lecessaryto see theFamly Ma
chine in operation. so as to judge ofits great ca
pacity and beauty.
Its fast becoming as popular for family sewing
as our Manufacturing machinesare for manufacture
ing purposes. s
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk
twist thread needles, oils. &c, Of the Sery best
quality q s 81 -. ~ p
Send for PAMPHLEr.A y. "a = ~
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
- 456 Broadway. New Y crk.
D- INDIANAPOLIS Office, 4s, e: Washington ST
u<E. PAUL, A gent in Ply Inouth.n
Sept. 3.ls6144r1 N7G4 m ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30

GREAT McCLELLAx MEETrxc IN LRucu
The Lehigh Register copies the following
poster for Democratic meeting in the
penny-royal regions of Pennsylvania
PUBLIC NoTicE.-A meeting will be
held at the Tavern Of Jas. Keelcr Phoeu
uckville for to 60 in favor of Gen. Geo
Mcclellan for to be president next election
and all in favor of stopping the wor all
in favor Of stopping abolitionists from
killing decent folks are specially invited
TO be present on the occasion as several
speakers will be present Rally democrats
rally and show the sbolitioners that W.
are determined to put Mellen (gin Mellen,
throug a.ie e1isa =
By order Of the democrats
The meeting will be held 'aan
on Monday the Oath sEa
of March 1864 at - d9a8
7o'clack m erEifc s'a
Come one Come allie issi aiaf
Wooly heads and Nigger men aeo,
arU not admitted on the eli
occasion go r 1easEse ii
Rally democrats so segs e'sosg
s1h Rally freshman e Is saSis
Rally all that goes in for sle-si
'9aes The Constitution as it Hss'aiea
qesq Was .syfsl s 30 ssiag
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30

A eolored man named Henry w. johnson was
admitted TO Practice hast week in the Supreme
Court Of the 7ih District Of New York. imifn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30
Great Improvement.
TIGHT STITCH
Sewing Machines.


Never Gail satisfy those who give them Thorough trial
nd WHEREVER introduced rapidly supcrceding all
,thers. I.t+
They possess the merit simplicity and ease Of manage
nent, so that fifteen minutes Instruction viii enable
me to use them successfully. The following some Of
heir points ofexcecncc:
They have Il Straight Needle and shuttle. whirh is
~ acknowledge to be the only principle per-
= feet Sewing Machine. if
n They make the Lock o. Shuttle Stitch alike on
=. both sides. and for Economy in Thread. Strength
"A Durability, Elasticity aud Beauty OF Finish, supe-
. rior 70 any other Stitch used.
They simple in construction easily understood,
readily adjusted and Kept in order without taking
= apart or moving screw.
-, The Tension il superior any othrr in u~e Tn
y knots IN the thread do not cause il to o
= crate with irregulariiy.
Tire Feed is perfect. Accurate in it, OPERATION and
warranted to run two years without requiring to be
- taken out, cleaned on repaired
They are adapted to all kinds Of Sewing and are
- strong aud durable in all their parts This Is impor-
- tant. for light work viii fsil ma
- chine 10 operate with uncertainty, and require fire.
quent and expensive rsiaires. The Weed will last
= lifetime and keep in order.
~ They stitch. Hem. Braid. Fell, Cord, Bind and
~ Gather without basting.
n They do not break the thread. skip stitches nor
- form chain ridge tho uRderside Of the cloth,
~ They will gathers and without break
- ing the thread, or requiring change of tension.
They silk, and linen thread equally we'll
{ They the cniy machine using wEEDs pArxSr
for the control of the Slack Thread equalto il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30
Great improvements in
SEWING MACHINES
Empire Shuttle Machine! ao'
PATENTED FEBRUARY IA. 1860.
Salesroom, 45l Broadway, N. Y.


This Machine is constructed on an entirely new prnci-
pie OF mechanism. possessing and valuabe
proyemcnts, having been examined by the profound
experts and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and PER-
FICTION COMBINED. o. iaFf
The following the principal objections urged against
Sewing Machines -.
ist-Exessiye labor to the lossOftme inrepairing
operator ith-Incapaciiy o Sc w every
2d-LiaCiiity to get out Of description Of material
order. 5fh-pisagreeable lie noise
sd-ESpcnse, trouble and while ia operation
The Empire Sering Machine is Eremp,
from all these objections
1t has astsht needle perpendicular action makes the
LOCK SHUTTLE STITCH, which will NEITHER
RIP nor RAyEL, and Is alike on both sides; performs
perfect sewing on every description material from
Leather to he finest Sansook Muslin, with cotton linen
orsiik thread. Il om the 20 the finest number
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the leasi
possible friction, il runs as smooth glass and is
EMPHiTICiLLY A NOISELESS MACHINE!
1t requires FIFTY PER CENT less power TO drive 4,
Of ace work IL steadily without fatigue or iufy
health. It's STRENGTH and - - sef'..'I
WON OERFUL SIMPLICITY
Of construction render almost impossible to get ont o.
order and is GUARANTEED by the company TO give en-
werespecty invite all those who may desire TO supply
themselves with superior article call and examine
This Unriyalcd Machine.
But in especial manner do we solicit the patron
Merchant Taiiors, Dress Mixers, Coach
Mixers, Corset Mixers. Hoop Skirt
Manufacturers. Gutter Filters. Shirt
and Bosom Mrkers Shoe Binders, /
VeSt and Pan,aloon Mixers.
- -D.1:-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-30
Every Machine is Warranted.

FAMILIES and Manufacturers will find the "WErD"
= the Profitable Machines for owing TO their
= always keeping in repair and working order, and
= their great speed and case Of management.
Forty r@r cent moro work be done n years
time on The ED than on any ther Machine.
y WE PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MACHINES OF
= ANY AND ALL OTHER MASUPACTURE, TO
>, DO AS LARGE RANGE OF WORK AS CAN
= EASILY BE DONE on THESE MACHINES.
- FE- All orders communications from Families,
- Tailors Searstresses Closhicrs, Harness Makers
- &C., in the country, viii receive prompt attention.
Descriptive Circular and Sarlcs of Work willie sen
receipt Of letter stamp Collections made delivery
Machines fdesr that the purchaser NEED NOT PAY
FoE THEM UNTIL THEY ARE RECEIVED.
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CHANCES for Business ii!en.

DARE OPPORTUNITY 10 embark in n
LII highly Respectable and Lucrative Business Tn. 81
cusye privilege OF Preprsng aud Selling the OAYGEhArED
COAL in every important city and town oy be obtained
upon the most reasonable terms by gentlemen OF
means and good bn.iness ability This Fuel will reduce tho
cos: OF warming Offices halls. &c. Sc. then oDehaI
No machinery nsed 10 iis preparation cit certainly burn,
well and creates an intense MY Tribune Apply TO-
Esv.iCTk.
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7NlMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.-We have iust

CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.-We have just
~ sia,ed ON broad.dc unlf,rnw n tho PLATFORM
PELS DENT LlNCOLNs views o. Denoc fsdc strategy,
pre- ened by him In inservi with Judgs III .,
OF " rconsin; GENERAL GRANTS Letter TO hon. T.. r.
WEshburue aud BAlABD IANLCh'S Poem on tie " Gil
CAGO SURRENDER" Al shsei. friss II PEI
deduct ron the remittance eH9ush 90 ply tie lotase which
IL cents per 100 copies send on .oaE oIasEs " IH1
TRIBUNE"
Alss, form with the above, WHO IS RESPONSIBLE
fOk The WAHt-briEg portion Of ALExANpE. II. ST.
fHEss Speech IN wLcb h. fFctod cessnous and hof
rors which would arise om Secession delivered before lle
Is sdted. WHO COMMENt III TIE WARP o Catalogue 81
Warke and ssonabe acts which were c0Aui;od prior
70 Nj Lncolns Adtinatrton PIoe o Iof w e0pes.
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IrINHE WEBER PIANO FORTE
Is admitted the BEST rono Forte msie because tho
besides being chanic OF long erLer-nre 10
also THOROUGH MUSICIAN thus coE.binlug advantages
By other in tho Gu,sd Sates.
snch /, the testimony Of s. n. Mills Robert Heller Geo y.
fow, WiI. nsson G. Jerome Hopkins, Chas Frade Max
Mara,,. Cad Ausuiz John Zundle MLrrioe Sirako.ch,
oynii and every good musician Ia The tned states
An musical ad cir great uptsioriy ware
rooms No i55 Yves, Broadway, near csnai-s,.
vINUE CALENBERG and VAUPEL PIANO
/ FORTES wsrrrooms 90 and iOI Blocker It,, New
,,,x iieAse send for en- -nlar
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Ors1cz OF Tna Dr,-, LAcKAwssA W.HIrrr Z. 7. 60
hEw. DIX. fcrt ifth lh..
CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION-Tai,
- Company VIII hold their ssn.i6tA -u!rr Nen'iiy
Auction Wcdnc dsy. the mn dy Of SfcAb ~ e. ~
70 ocock noon Sic Office - th, company. 30 VI .sn-
street Itch tine hey VII odr " JOHN H. DRAPER
a TO-, Apc.iOnrers.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND TONS or FRESH MINED
SCR tN"OE COAL.
erbrac cling al ho usual fles aad cye able ~ Their Dopo,
ElzabrtLporf y. J during the mouth NJ Ccfolar nest
ghe sale vii b. positive. E9ch lot pot cp AZ be- odd T.
- i-hct bifd bids In any form wtevI Joio uaGs
f.l account Of or on behalf Of TIE Company.
The terms and c0IiriJn' will b. The ssne heretofore,
and 3. n b. filly made known a and rtrc - .
JOHN Bnf5BIN, PisiGere.
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CORSETS AND SKIRTS AT GAYNOR".
u Wr are now Offering an elegant variety of Fall syles
ia FRENCH BALMORAf.S and nov shape SKELETON
SKIRTS also lsass assortm.nt o. al xmas OF Son
SETS. We selling q beautiful Ffrnch
COtJTlLLE CORSET,
Button 10 'front.' for twenty shilling. tod P1csl We msnu
I red tLs,c and have had the Coatile In stock
.oms time, GAYNOR Importer and Manniscnr-r,
No. 76s Broadway, between s'h sad sh's',.
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TTYIrED STATES HORSE AND CAL

TINTED STATES HORSE AND CAR
< RAGE MAXI, Filhay.. corner Of Forty i,lTth e.,
hrg-NoTk.
One proprXz hcr leave 70 forni The pubic 'hat 'aies
tsk- ,rscs by cue ION each Wedr eaGav and afy
inroushou. the yc.r. aa1 obting ds.iuF ,on s
o. .aiy one Connected with the e5lsblsbsont . ugt az
CiTcgiasI noes, be a.Owcd.
Hore. CaIrares Q. Harness intended for Wednrsdls's
should IL tie Saturday Jfgc'4l9, bat viii W
received unu pm on MoEday Those nonaed tor rsrf-
dals should be the Wcdno c-y preceding
ssid slle days vii b. received un pm 1hursosy
CASH e4ysnces Wilton. o1tr. cha ~.
Ii. J.JORDAN 4 CO.. Proprleiose.
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NOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAlGN.
Il READ coCHIN's RESULTS OF EMANOir@iioN'
Proving wi hat are the practical workings OF
PRESIDENT LlNCOLN'S POLICY. III,
Tn, mos. important aud timely book oil the season. "asp
'''u'' y CIRCULATED EvERYwHEsB ERE r,ov
THE STANDARD WORK on EMANCiPAIlVN
MANY THOUSANDS have already been sold snd tho DO
nsnd IL constantly increasing: =, -.
Head the following letters from the first Statesmen OF tbs
ssun1y, sssafying to 1t. importance 5r.N1w...
h--,s,smirsd Cochins Results Of Emancipation, and
onot hesitate cay that 1t 10 tho most full and complete work
% that subectIst has under notice and
h the e. no s. o ss
owner the slave than the slave himself general crca-
srnoD on that subject, and the friends Of Freedom throughout
De nation could nothing cecnato promote the cause
Of Emaacpation than o aid il. circulation"
-. ~, -. From Hon Winter Davis
Il the A,g cork which by confronting the partial ssse-
sorted By sd,es paT:sns gwen new proof That Ensn.
ST foundation for industry aud order = '-'
IL most remarkable part the acripon Of Emancipation
70 Christianity In an era when s power supposed 70 Dc on
la naos alternating part 1, tie judgment by Of the
proohecies idees and social anarchy with which
be svshong interest has ssneed the voice OF reason and
Abe most inapere pert to this time, the striking
demonstration Of the necessity Of indemnity IN The general IN
tsrvst Of industry to enable the Of land 20 wares
10 ths freed 10 compensate the for the loss
ofpopey but to relieve the society from tie entire pTos
Th places Indemnify on ground OF industrial nece.
sy gives its true measure The negro must either WORK
o. beg The master wages pay leave his and
wiiaeness If tn, master pay wages be hes much
labor before and the freed the means Of gaining i've
khood In freedom
The conditions Of the emancipation Of about slaves
those In the loyal States dussd by Cochin vary mate
rally from those under which similar experiment il sbout to
BE- attempted here But principles applied the criticism
Of The universally apphcabe and the law oil "dem
sstr BEEN for the time stated a. to entite IL to
univ yssal acceptance.
From Hon. Charles Sumner.
Tho work Of Mr. Cochin Il able. excellent, and prscsl
especially this 1t IS Of infinite value witness
With regsrd the past and guide to the greet duty WHICH
b now before WbeTeyeI is read Emancipation will be
excepted gentle mid and peaceful sure 70 bring
and TO overflow with blessing Charged with such
. mas.on the book should travel far sud wide.
Sshd early orders for the Popular Edition 10
THE TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Or 10 WALKER, WISE Co: Pueishsr', Boston, Mas
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