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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
DI & .

At the residence OF her mother. in Gran,
County. Indiana. January 18th. Mrs. LEAH
.MooRE. wife OF Samuel Moore, aged Al
years.
January 25th, Mrs. RoxEY A. RHODES
aged SO years and 0 months.
January 18th, Monroe n. THoMAs. aged
3 years: also. January 9th. JOHN G
FnENoNT Thomas. aged 2 years. both som
of Martin and Hannah Thomas.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

A LAST Observation-Disclosures of in
ferior Saleratus, who could not sell under
their own names. have doubtless adopted
that Of De Land 4 Co., and the labels q
their Chemical Saleratus-a superior arti
cle-to make sales. They cannot sell
twice in place without detection. The
genuine is in red papers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
National Bank Circular.

The following circular has been sent by
Banks which have been designated as per.
manent repositories on the list already
published.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

@H you want to buy q 6rst rate
Boot or Shoe cheap. go to PAUL'S. He
has . very Large Stock that cannot beck
csllsd for Quantity. Qualify or Prize, in
Indiana. II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

e T Ies1, COustaHt IHiaSInlhgs OF Evil, and
great Depression o: spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
because Of that notice. that many left the State for

because Of that notice. that many left the State for
Canada.
bingham thought this SO mpor,en, thnt he called the
Democratic Central Committee together August Is, to
consul, Oh its effect the party Another reason why
be did not Inform The authorities because he did
not wish to nuTe his party in tho coming election
there was denger OF that II the revolution was made
public Dodd was here fo- two weeks snd Walker for
ten days. he told them hey would be arrested aud they
left Dodd claimed thai the scheme vas false untii
KeIr charged it him az the two days meeting OF the
Central Committee august ~, when this Evolutionary
plot was discussed they said tho plot rust be dropped
Walker called that rloeng and assured the con rtee
Il was stopped August II. Walker told Bingham ho
mus be at the Bates House and meet the Rebel officers
from Louisville who were TO consult him while en- roNte
10 Chicago 10 release the Rebel prisoners, ana notify
them fhat the revolution was postponed. -.
IN Augcst about tie tine tire arms wero found n
eaton frola Dudd and Waker, then ct Chicago, pro
Tossing 10 b. an address 10 tie Committee Of Ihrtesn
asking It's p8bneail0h in he SRIiad lie examined i,
and refused 10 publish 1t. They proposed 10 pablish !,
nj Dodds Office bnt Bingham having an interest ssid
shey should publish II, AID sent it back 10 Wakef
who said he wrote the address and sgDed Dodd name,
as Chairman Of tie Committee OF Thirteen. Dodd was
Grand Commander. Aembers were sworn 10 OBEY BIN
implicitly In this suyolcti Dodd expected assistance
from me bon & ths order who came PIP 20 TIE mass
meeting Tuesday, August l6
Bingham 81 Doinducements 81 threats lad drawn
'Out dis testimony itwas voluntary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
rg0M EAST TENNESSEE.
Communication Opened with Atlanta
The Results OF Gen. Gil!eui's Ensage.
ment-TrOubles from Gmcrriiles.
NAsuvILLl, Monday. Oct. 81,

NAsnvILLl, Monday, Oct. 81, 4SJi'
Union men from the South, and deserters, uni
formy declare that the late Rebel movements IN ViF-
GINA Georgia Tennessee and Missouri iSabold sfoRe'
q Southern leaders TO defeat the Union pary at the
Presidential election. No doubt exists whatever as TO
the reliability Of these statements.
Direct communication with Atlanta by Iail u open
and secure although thero SWANS OF gusrTilns
between the Ftowah river and Big Shanty-
A telegram from Gen. GILES, this morning, repre-
sents his last fight as brilliant in the extreme.
The entire Rebel force was scattered many officers
full battery and one extra gun were captured. Gen
Vaughn, commanding the Rebels was severy wounded
in two places, and secreted somewhere In Greene
County.
later dispatch from Gillen says he is etl picking
VI prisoners. He has buried 20 Rebels. His entire
loss in both fights was Killed and 90 wounded.
GueIriilas are exceedingly troublesome On the Cum.
beraRd river and Northwestern railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
THE wEsTEgN CONSPIRACY.


Mr.. j. j Bingham, editor of The indianapolis
STATE Snlgsl Chairman Of the Democratic state Cen
trail Committee " Indiana third degree member.
and grand commander Of tho Order Of the Sons
81 Liberty has made confession before the Military
Commission at Indianapolis
HIS evidence, given n Friday last 10 10 The eject
that be was 20 the character OF the reasona'
bic organization and its Ultimate purposes aud was not
mnde ~ cof them till months after his Initiation.
The programme OF the reyolutioniss included general
rising IN the Northwest the assassination OF Governor
Morton and the release Of rebel prisoners ut Camp
Chase, Ohio; Camp Douglas Chicago; Camp Morton,
Indianapolis and on Jobnsons Island
He snys he oined the American KNIGHTS in October
or November lsd3 at Military Hail. then leased to the
Democratc Cllb OF indianapolis, and was Initiated
them Dodd Harrison. NJ. Jacobs DIR. johnson. an
dcrgr and others were present On the "a or Sd day
Of August Dodd called him a. issue as Chairman OF
n Democratic State Central Committee call for a
mass meeting the 18th Of August. He asked lbs
word Of honor that no would not reveal anything lie
might say. bingham promised IT, Doad SAID revolt
lion had been determined on a. the council Of sixteeb
held at Chicago; that consisted oil four members from
Indiana, fx from Missouri four from ll i, and
present Dodd said they arranged there to release the
Rebel prisoners at Johnson's Island and Camp Chase.
Ohio; Camp Morton, Indiana; Camp Douglas. Illinois;
and the released prisoners at Camp Douglas were to
release those at Rock Island at the time they
were TO rise in Louisville and seize she Government
stores and property.
bingham was astonshed. Dodd wanted a mass
meeting called. under protense Of opposing the draft
and instruotng the Chicago delegates. Bingham re-
fused: Dodd wanted him to call Congressional con-
yentoE nominate Congressman, as cover Tor his
resolution. Bingham refused Dodd went 10 Me
Donald to have him influence Bingham tocal the con
venton Bingham thought he ought to reveal the plot,
and tried AIeDon-d TO know whether The secret had
not been inirustcd to him; found it had not, and i'm
parted IL to Mcdonald 4h August; they could not
determine what TO do. and agreed 10 meet again tie
next day.
Bingham iidnt inform the authorities. because he
thought they knew IT, as u was agreed that notice y
the uprising should be- given bwpuDlislng barbecue
near Louisville. The revelation was TO take place he
day after tie barbecue. Kerr seid that Ellltt and
other prominent members Of tie order arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
Movements Of the Rebels in kensncky and
Tennessee.
LoUHyILLE. Kyp Monday, Oct. o


The Journal says that dispatch has been
received at head narters az Nashville from ClsTksye
which states that Lieut. Col Pratt ct Fort Donaldson,
reports part Of Gen. Forests command, with three
pieces Of artillery. sunk steamer anG barge loaded
with army clothing at Fo.t Herman, or ihe Tennessee
river, on Saturday morning.
The came dispatch mentions HAT Capt. Cutler. with
Twenty-Five men, the sane day attacked oni drove
across the river sxytwo Of Col hal0nes Rebel cay
airy, killing two and woundine G1t
Itis reported that three bundled Rebels threat
eninc on attack on Pine Bluff, the Tennessee river
on Saturday.
The Derocrai learns That on Gen. N.rl.ls rctarn TO
Padueah on "Wednesday, he received dispncAe' RON
Gen. Sherman and from Coil1b.s, stating tai Foo i
intended makag an attack on PadUcah, aLd was men
acing Columbus.
Scout, and deseriefs report that largo number Of
Rebels a.e passing Dresden Clinton, Lexington shady
Grove and lioLerl 1dsTi'la.
At the latter place which is within fifty miles Of
S;aysleld heavy Rebel SUPPLIES were being eecumua-
ted.
General Forrest is known to have az Jackson also
several thousand men.
The danger beng imminent on Wednesday night our
cavalry was safely withdrawn from Maysseld
The same nj ght business men we've advised 10 pack
mp their stocks and place them on board steamers
hch were detained FOR that purpose.
On the 9Th our scouts reported that large Repei
force was within sixteen miles Of the city. tincc which
time no intelligence Of their movements has been re-
eeiyed.
livery business house in pailcah is closed md The
goods in them are being removed to place Of safety
Business OF all kinds is suspended, and everything IS
T. tsEed TO give Forrest Il warm reception.
There is 10 chance bat that Gen. Meredith viii lold
The plaeeii attacked.
The Rebel Gen. Brfords headquarters is Shady
Grove He has eight regiments tblee .baiialons, ana
battery OF DehlgFen suns.
Rebel orders hive o. en- ssued for concentration Of
tie Rebel JIces o. the Tennessee ae, and prepare
10 march on Padrcah.
Tho Rebel Generals Forrest Chalmers aud Buford are
in cot lnaud Of the Rebel force.
On rharsdar. dash was made upon Jchnsonvillo by
tie Rebels and sixty head Of cattle were captured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
From Bucaio-No Raid There Yet.
BUFFALO, y. Y, Monday Oct. 81, ISL.

BuTTALo, y. Y, MONDAY, Oct d, IrlI.
The city is being patroled by the military
end force Of police in anticipation OF Iaidefi. but nce
have made their appearance as yet
Lfst right companies ere stationed At tie EeyAoFs
and round the docks, but nothing occurred.
l. thought that the prompt action Of tho authorities
and M, fact that the military were al ont yesterday At
terdin Cen Ddwelrs funeral entirely frustrated tbs
ylaEs Of the raiders.
There have icu a nurher Of suspicious pcrfons OBJ
served IN the town within short tne and il Is even
stated By some Lat rockets were thrown up and gaRs
fred by unknown parties These are thought 70 Lave
been signals 10 ;Gfiies The opposite ihorc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
The Late Storm.

The pilot boat Moses III. Grinnell, No. !, cana
up Yesterday from cruise reports; Oct Goth, 40 miles
T. s. T. of the Highlands. fe in with the big Kenneth.
Of Halifax from Jacme for New York. With cargo %
logwood with the cook on board who required to Be
taken off, She bad been in collision tie night previous
with tie bark Amelia Priest and had port bow stovs
IN and aainmast carried awayi the nainmaat with sl
tie rggins attached was towing alongside her fore
sail and goreop gallGn: sail were dying. and sbo was
heading s. Z. She had also lost one Of her anshogsI
took Der in tow and brought her TO the civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
THE GREAT CONTEST.
vuou ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
The Army Back i'm its Old Qa"rtcrs-our
LceseS About $500 The Rebel Loss
mach Heavier-Briiiiant Charge OF n
New-Jersey Brigade.
HDQRs. ARsis OF lhE PotoMAc' /,

dct 50 1894. 5
Since the army returned to its old quarters
OIL Friday nothing OF importance has transpired
The Rebel cavalry followed our troops closely as
thoy returned, but were prevented from doing Hny
damage OF Importance.
The only captures they made at this time were some
eicbt OF ten ambulances, which had taken wrong
dirccionbut even these they could not get away The
horses were cut loose and ran or and ,oug men barnod
Ire gons.
The Rebel cavalry made repeated attempts 10 Charge
but were each timo repulsed with loss
During the dsy The oatre army reached tic positions
occupied by it previous 70 the movement being made
when sha Rebels at once withdrew, and they also re-
turned to their previous position.
our losses wiz reach about tccn hundred, as Ear as
car be asceTte ned CT present.
The Second Corps which did the most Of thefghting.
lost ten officers killed. and thiriyone wounded They
also lost scyertyseycn biled, four hundred ana
eighty wounded, and abou. Nur hundred misnIs'
The Fifth Corps lost about 100 altogether
The Ninth Corps lost upward Of $50 mostly belonging
10 the Colored Division.
Tie casualties in the Cavalry Division are not known
rrccisely. but arc thought to be about 800.
Many Of those elasscd as missing viii undoubtedly
return TO camp the number OF strcsgors was large
and they are constantly coming in.
Tie loss Of the enemy was and some cay more
than our own, in Killed and wounded.
We have s95 prisoners and foar bate'fags- most OF
which were taken by the Second Corps.
The highest praise IS given by all TO the officers 80
men o. the second and Third Divisions OF the second
Corps 20. their behavior during the day. Generals
Fcsn and Mott who COMMANDED them, and Gen. Smith
and Col AicAli.ter commanding bligades ere par
icuarly praised for TIE very able manner IN which
ley handled their men.
The charge made by the New jersey Brigade nhoer
Col McAlls.or on the enemy who bad got in the rear
az or forces was one OF the finest witnessed, and
resulted in saving the entire position.
An oist with the execution of picket firing, which
is cutie lively at night. W d. ~ c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
The Rumored Evacuation Of Atlanta.
LOuIsYILLF, ~. MOnday. Oct. 81

LOUItViLLk, ny, MOnuhy OCT 1Ii Iovf'
Yesterdays Nashville Union contains The iol-
lowing:
"a iumor was in circulation yesterday that Atlanta
had been Evacuated by orr forces We are Authorized
TO deny the absurd statement The place is not even
in the sghtcst danger There car be little doubt OF
The fact that Hoods brmy was day or two since near
the Tennessee River Lut the Rebel leader hcstatcs TO
attempt crossing. Tie news comes through refugees
and is very coItIaGicio = and confused"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
The New sIaryiand Consultation.
HALfMoRg, Monday, Oct. 81,

The new Irec-Stato Constitution goes into
effect tomorrow and BY its the slaves Of
MaryaId are eancpa;ed and Slavery is forever abel
ishcd.
The City Coarcs have taken measures FOR the proper
celebration Of tho event. and pursuant 20 resolution
adopted this afternoon the Mayor has issued prcca'
nation, directing saute OF 500 guns TO be lred 10
morrow morning and at noon and ct snse;
the bells of the city 10 be Iung aud citizens ere re-
quested 20 display their hags
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
The ~, ALIAS, w., Raiders, &c.

UOhrhLAL, Nonday, Uct 81, IeUf
The Confederate managers III the case d the -.
Adams VT raidcrs, IN tie event OF decision being
given by the Canadian Court to surrender mp the
raiders intend appealing 20 the judicial COMMITTEE OF
the Priyy Council In England.
1t is reported that the Washington Government hos
notified England u their intention 10 incrcl') their
armament on the lakes io The purpose Of protecting tie
frontier The Provincial delegate had grand enter
tainment here on Saturday and len to-day ioE ottawa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
Dcsertiens from the Enemy.

Tie following is an extract from private
soldiers letter. dated Army Of the Potomac, Oct. -
1T has been very quie, 10 front Of late with the
exception Of shOtted sauc for victories and TIE leser
,ons Of the enemy 100 caino into our lines ~ - avs
and they saw il Lincoln is elected they viii sct by
brigaaes The any 10 prevent dessrors. that every
man who will shoot deserer shall have THROUGH No
that every one who deserts has 70 the risk II being
sho, and some are shot. There was over 800 shots
fired in our front last night and night before as DESERT
ors. Those DARK night favor desertions.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
A Caution,

To N. EdilO, Of The n. y. Tribune
Sic. Union soldier, fighting in from. of Richmond,
sends Lincoln vote directed TO his father The father
refuses TO take the vote from the Post Office;
quently tho vote must De lost.
Caution the soldiers 70 send their votes to those who
are as true ca themselves Tho soldier spoken Of is
from this village in the l20th Regiment Vols His IA.
ther Il for Mcclellan.
T,,sL,U Oct 90 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
From Fortress Monroe.

FogTRIss MONROE. Oct 20. ls6i
Adiutant- General Thomas arrived this morn.
ing 0m City PoB: in the steamer John Fanon, from
visit to the army go
Tho tgotuircted monitor Monndnock arrived tbs
noon from New York accompanying three vessels as a
CONVOY The conduct " the monitor during the pgs
sage down tho coat is spoken of ouogstic terms by
ler oficers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
Tsursday;s Fight.

WAsHEGToS, Monday, Oct. 81, 1864.
About seven hundred soldiers wounded in the
military operation Of Thursday against General Lees
army have been brought hitler and distributed among
the several hospitals.
Tie oa boat to-day landed fifty az sixty Rebel pTis
oncrs including colonel lieutenant-co.onel and ma
jog They were committed TO tie Old Capitol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
Another Link La the Chain Of Testimony
Special Dispatch to The " y. Tribune.
BALrnloRE Monday, Oct. u, ls6i.

Special Di'plich @ Tie y. T. Inbune
BALrnoRE Monday, Oct. u, is6i.
Perceiving the interest you have taken in ven
tilainv the fraud in tho Soldiers vote send you the
following note winch was received to-day by The Aner-
ica, rom soldier at Darpers Ferry who found the
same in tie street Ii may help 10 supply link in the
chain Of evidence that viii fl the guilt Of ibis transac
tion where i belongs:
lCoryI
BROTHER MAxoS-Dsdy SIR: Smead and Ferry have
got 10 Jet votes to-day; VIII get rs many more o'mof.
row wrote 10 Cacyer to send us an officer that had
some nerve and that his knees would not knock TO-
gether ut the Growing Of cock. (ssneD FERRY
Tie following is the affidavit Of the soldier:
Personally appeared before me at Harpers Ferry va,
this oth OF October 1851, John Spi'r who being dnly
sworn dcposes and says that be picked in the streets
of Harper Ferry, Va letter. OF which the foregoing
IL q true copy II. :. EAsoSs, jr.,
Capt Fiah y. y. Vol Artillery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
Prom Cairo.

CARO-. Monday Oct. y, i'ci
Admiral Lee arrived here this evening, and
went 10 Mound City. -Four hundred and sit.J five
bales OF cotton arrived to-day mosty fsFC!noinnstL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01

The Bath IN. W Courier prints the name Of
William H. Mckinney, district elector. Samuel I.
Mckinney. This should be corrected. Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
From, echsstanocCn.
CHATTANOOGA. Mont

CHATTANOOGA. Montly Oct, leGi.
The remains Of Brig. Gen. Ransom, late COM
mader Of the Fourth Division, Seventeen Corr, left
here to-day in Charge oflis Adntsnt General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
Omciai soldiers, Vote of penns,lvnni..
HARRISBURG, Monday, Oct. 81. 1864.

HARRISBURG MoIudy, OCt. JI IeOf'
The official soldiers vote received at the Sec
resarys office up to this date is follows: Union.
II, SIS; Democratic a232 Union majority 1866
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
THE sNLDrERs' VOTE FRAUD.

Gov. seymcnr.s Commissioners i'm WASH
;rp,on-sn,crvicw with the Secretary
OF Wur-specici Anxiety About So''
North - They Eon'f Care for Bono
hue md Ecrry-Eeorf 10 E2cep The Tr'ni
.G Till inter enc EIectisn-The Govern
m.nt Ceurseors but Firni-JEoGe Park
or hiess ns viole3ce-The Trini Goes on
rsOuce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01

BOARD OF ALDERMEN This Board met a. l
p m. yesterday but quorum falling 10 appear. ao'
IopI ped TO Thursday LexI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
REBEL OFFICERS.

Prov. Gen. Patrick sent up forty-one Rebe
officers from The Potomac army. who were this mornin
committed 10 the ole Cepitol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
FROM WAsHzINGT ON.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday Oct 81, 1864.

Special Dispatch to The " Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday. Oct 81, 1861.
NEVADA.
Copies of the Constitution and Ordinances OF
Nevada were sent 70 the President by telegraph at a
cost Of ever four thousand dollars The AMBITIOUS
young State deemed tho Investment warranted, thereby
securing three electoral votes.
REBEL OFFICERS.
Prov. Gen. Patrick sent up forty-one Rebel
officers from The Potomac army. who were this morning
committed 10 the Ole Cspitol.
CAPT. BUCHANAN MURDERED.
II has been aseertancd that Capt. Buchanan,
Conrnissary of Subsistence. captured near Charles
town, Va, BY gucrillns wns robbed and then muir
dered and his body left In the woods. A daughter OF
MeDonoush, the guerrilla loGdcr who committed tho
barbarous decd Las been arrested and committed to
the Old Capitol
NV sTAMrs.
The Treasury Department contemplates issu-
Ing new fractional currency to take tho place OF that
which has been 60 easily connterfeited.
FROM GRANT.
Gen. Rawlings Of Gen. Grants staff, came up
in the boat this morning. Lively firing was heard on
Buffers lines at o'clock yesterday when the boat is
City Point
REWARD oP BRAVERY.
Gen. Torbert, Chief Of Sheridan's Cavalry pre-
sented Private Jas r. Comps-on. Ninety.Grst Ohio
the do lied bearer Of three Rebel fngs, eneeaptnred ny
himself ut Cedar Creek TO Secretary stanton who re-
turned thaLa to the brave toys aRa ordered medals 10Y
the cattcTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
rRos, TEE ARMY OF THE JAMES.

cooperative Movement Under Gen. Ersier
Varying Perfumes OF fhe F"rees-a
Rebel Rcdoubt and Two Gum Captured
- S.ssiie Eorc Dayiighi Needed-or-
der. 10 yyit.,dxar-0ur Losses 1906
I.inf OF S'nrunifics.