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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
WHOLE NO. 4O5.

which in,lited this love letter, D. II. Cole
III x, a promineu. member from Fort
Wayne, utterol with applause tie follow
ing Infamous sentiments:
mine hundred ant niuty nine men of
every thousand whom | represent. breathe
no other prayer than 10 have an end of
this he,iish war. IEaen aegs ot- 0ar rict,-
ries conles there IS NJ revicirg. Hhe,.
nsls' or oar aeJeat comes there IS no sorrou.
There is feeling which tells Of an Intense
dosirt io. peace. and VIC ask that some res
oiution Ce PASSED. that is in unison with
the prayer Of the heart Of the true Demoe-
racy OF the country. that this horrible
aud bloody war must cease"
An examination OF the books of the
Indiana Sanitary Commission will reveal
the fact that not one dollar out of eyerv
! two hundred and fifty dollars worth of.
stores contributed for the relief of Indiana
soldiers comes from these mon or from those
IN political fellowship with them Their
sympathics gush forth in fervent eulogies
just beforc the election. but these do not
minister to the sick. or bind up bleeding
wounds, feed the hungry or clothe the
naked. soo;he the dying hour or perform,
the last sad Offices to periShing humanity.
When volunteer aid has been called for 10
ny 10 the battle ueIu or Jno ovvIrlIaISvu,
hospital to wait upon the sick and wounded
! or distribute sanitary stores, their sympa-
thies have not led them to tender their
services anu perform such labOrious deeds.
, but they content themselves with the SOL
emn mocilery Of an empty compliment
uttered by corrupt political caucus.
When our veteran regiments have re-
turned from the field, worn with toll and
battle. but covered with glory. these men
have not come forward to greet and well
come the returning heroes. but have passed
them By in silence and with boding looks.
And now what is it that these men
most desire? 1t is that this war shall 10
abandoned at once upon our par,-ths
independence Of the rebel coniedederacy
conceded-the cause for which our gallanr
army has fought forever disbonored-ths
public debt repudia.ei-the West sepsra-
ted from the East. and the power of the
Government to reward the soldiers and
provide for their families destroyed, and
the soldiers themselves to tecome outcasts,
living remains Of aa unsuccessful and dis.
! honored war.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
We understand the friends of Mr.. Voor-

We understand the friends of Mr. Voor-
hees in the 9TH Congressional District of
this State are sanguins Of the nepination
of that gentleman for Vice. President Ct
the Chicago Convention. They clsim
that he will 20 into tho Convention with
tho States Of Ohio. Indiana and Illinois
for him. If this Is the case he has fair
prospect OF receiving the nomination: bur
as neither ne nor any of his friends have
any idea Of succeeding in the national con-
test. his name will not be withdrawn FROM
the Congressional raoo.-Lnd. jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

Go. Go. Go-To Bcsazk Il Force.
Merchant Tailors, for Jour Goods for Gent's and
Children's Wear. for they have just received .
large stock. Call and examine before you buy.
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rrrrRag REAuRgGARD.

A very agreeable ramos Is in circulation 70
the cffcc. ,as this distinguished soldier . 70 be
ordered 10 shesD Department Of Mississippi. we
would that ii were true for it woald have
wonderfully iuspista: effect over department
whicl, has been &C long presided over by the
yrry genius of uiisfortnne and ilEl,icg. Indeed,
since .he days of Shiloh ard Corinth. not oae
firs,.ra,e man has been gwen 10 administer,
gsard and defend the great intcrests Of the
Confe9leracy in thia region. The people re-
siding in it have come 10 tfe disccaraging be-
isef tia. they we're neglected and their interests
sacrificed In the Government. Recent events
ought 10 assslonish shc Government that new
lcai should be tnrsed over in the history OF the
war ON The Mississippi soil. No officer In tho
service Is better 6ssea. by education, nature,
prestige End local origin. TO ~rist The coin'ng
nages oF that history ID characters Of victory
m And pncccss than tsea. Bcansegara. Il Louis
iaaa officer, who has srves' With isslresio'. 10
M;ssissspp cSpsesscs the belief SHAT his asssg''
men; 10 tie command wonld be woTsf lu,oSV
mes, 10 aas forces from Louisiana aud a'ssiss-
st,r; III wonid nj uncc PIT a stop 10 that ois-
,ss,a or tho sersisc which Is doing - isst,et, TO
pIos .,si blur slse brigh. record ior patriotism
and ssusags which the soldiers Of the latter
ssa,e l,ase5woss upon other fields. This dts dts
rr,st, and the sscstons thai ao~ from u, afs
il,c i natural consequences Of seeing their own
ssase aasass the seene of retreat and disaster.
sea. l,cansss.a.sl's s,siiic-lag aang 10 the Ms.
s;ss;,,,,; a;r woaia recall sheae ersiag men TO
THAR la.s. and give them ops thas sl'ei' Stale
ssss Il las, 10 l,e defended ssy soldier worthy
of s. b;s higb repate. psrs;deps Dasis can hardly
f;I,ars % lsissseli sbs uaas;ea ofees Of such an
appointment aAtlss ianesnsa. Iswoald g'sa =
I;.s ard bonyanss 70 the var ID tbs part q iho
.ouii,srv wisascl. sannot be vsaassrd By ono aoi
an sEse s,.o, as aee shc enthusiasm with which
.ha hire Ys,.,.orc h hailed. Sos that be has
s,ouu h;;s @osk - nobls and - veil as Charles.
Ion. les Mr. nasis ssai Gen. Beaafegarl %
Mississippi. and we shall aes enly ssa safe g
spceess hers. bus confidently look 70 ses ms
swora sssssrs to The Cpuicaefacy h's owa
crsacen. CITY. now ralei By aParisans as'd
Dlscklsgs - Noble Register.
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oarruAR ~.

Tigip-ss 9sss rsssaaace 10 Kaysaaw District On she
assa al February, Or. JOIN MILLING IN ssa 1isa
yssr ef bis ssa.
Tas ssa;nitss tlissssassgs II Fsassdaneu whica ~.
sssvs tss srs this sssls vsaazasle saaa has Hsssa
sesa whssa Ii, sgsaa resaests eaunpt - alscs DE-
MIssas ss s,o ess.;sa ssan. Ha vas al oo who bad
exrs s~ss lsos: a.ss5ass esra.ss he ssesEet to be-
sr,S 10 stss ssss assa yrspe sas hssdfsi yeass so
,ss their banners aos Cassss Csowa and goresssai
Like .hss ssa wss devoted IN fsrss Ike sessss 10
sossa wi, ts hearts iast sssssDss his asaafs sass
tsaa tsesa he sessrfssea asa hsshiv lsss sss.s
ts;ars ard orsssAa es Tho tfsssssfSaa Essssf tie
discharged ssissi suwasesFsg Esd ss
derry. lie ssasas ard wisssss fSsssa W.
ua hsss As husband ass atsgsssaa wss ssrvsg, aaa
tasssng a. ia;lsef hss lpse was dsp aud sssssss ~
rasseg ba sgava ssaso ISIS ssrsaass tlrss whaa Mas
isss saa sgnsl kns1isg shat be asss sss Asasf "
HeSsssa.
In good cd ze he lsa Eusss oua 20 ssse sessa eeI
IL aegarea hf t.ssse wise loved hss safFusfaaF =.
rssc,ss s,s sks easess a Whss be mss Eastasf, asa
sserssss ssssssess fss sii afsh whesa re aassases
sitsia Lord: ag sfe geals aaa esaspsh: fpF sia
gastasns EsA sfs,sa #sasas siss eslsfsvss d sasn
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The REBEL FLEET IN cfuaA ~ a1'O '1' gan
The Paris January 2s) correspondent o.
cf tho New York Tines writes:
The sIuaiteur de IArrnec, the official military
papcr s. The Fsench Government, contains 8
paragraph in it's issue OF the oist instant, which.
/ am ted. was Inserted BY superior orders and
which ceneeals, under simple form, an eyiI
design against the Govesnmsnt of the United
States. The ps.ragrapb reads ihns:
aClinu. - Our private correspondence ffom
cb;na.;s TO The leth December. BY il we
learn TIM. the officers of The English navy who
who had taken service in the Chinese nasy bad
broken their engagement, and left for Bombay,
taking with them the war vessels constructed
ie ,l,e ,s,rss of Great Briisin on Chinese ae-
count The Chinese Government in this d.
le,n,,,s, orslars ID be bought in America Ger
taiir, number lsboats. which arc 70 arrive
ai,ou; tho middle oi February at Pcsch'ssi and
which arc to be used in tho blockade OF Nam
Kin. Ii was decided thai several other vessels
should b. orxierat! from the private shipbusiders
of France. Among these vessels are two cut
sassesg sfigs.es, which are 10 fern the sas's OF
the uew Chinese feet
The work on The Confederate vessels at Bor-
slcas,x and Nantes gsgs ON. and the inossns'ye
lookisg note Of The lHoaiteur dc { .&S'aoe Is
sas.i 10 itc intended to prepare thc way for the
sorsss of these vessels when finished. II
the scssels, by aly successful dodge. should get
into tisc haasss Of the Confederate agents the
French Gossrutse,,, car poin. 10 the official
srsss s,a,,er " lsasing indicated tbs. they were
i,.sea,ie.I sss Cl,ia, aud tiat tho CnniedsFaics
s,ssslls and tur7iess sisem from their original
destination. We kuow thas .he French Gos.
c.usssss. often adopts .Eais small method of &C
aousp;sls;ng :;s ends. ard il may b. il'at tbs
t.a.sgraItli II the AoaifeHr dc 6 Araaet ts prlu-
tssl si.h slsc design have indicated.
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HEADQUARTERS.

CsoMNiss AIRY .S gsgRALS DEPARTaT, 4 {.
Css,xaa;l. 4 e. Mafeh 6. 1854
THE Baaris s5 diess Rcas 'h'"sisa'' i''S s'a's
y,o hsy, ms, rs.lstrl .tsa assesass for sales oi
CARTS and s.IyTH IN al ate hereby rpqssfatsi 'o
o 90 l,s isa April acxs All sfs'''in's fs,'ss %
esa ases ssA date Fet aales d above ~'a aa "a, s"o,
ses 10 hc essiuesun cf - IL l'o; ceht assa sut ~
y, rvcaIssa sy sssIs Department
BIZ order el sho Guvufr'cr. ,,.,y,,
I6rp, cd aod c, q. s. c.
re- All papers in s sa's will P.e@ss l''s.e' ssle
sne# aed send bills IN daPS'ca'' WIN F@f, y
,y,,vs.,s a,tares! 10 .hss department s's payment
March IL
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BAsR or CAMDEN SO. ca.
Margs, gsi. 1881.

Tpggsoss ,Fl,o iGsosd 20 cnHvers their Treasury
ros,ss irt, ,ssr oer,. Boais. through tho Baak
of t! sell To eposs os iease 10 tiseir
erls ~, sractss of 800 becanss TO Bonds wasi te
Ess. %. lass than chat arnor:fs They bad nesSRr
sal;s ;sr Portions oa: of Bank asa rsc 10 ecsi adTa
sse sF steg iS. April 4exk tcg viii DO PAID ~ TUG
present currency at par all ss'cIa Fstsuss Asa vs. y
hc remembered 10 psiss will uys6sssd aisessae lss
and ssas f<sSl eai after 18th i'st.sInta after sss
April next ", Z Joassosi sEc'aeh.,
: Marri, III
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sou,,, Caro.l,,..-KersIaas Disefies.

sr A.. L. xcpoaasD. ESQUIRE. 3HDisAAi.
uYuRREAs, MRS. MARTHA DoBT, APPLIEp Z,
wv "a mo for Letters OF Administration On ,:.l ~
and singular the goods aud eastes rights ana eea,.s
ii i VI. Doby, late OF isse District aforesaid, as-
ceas.sa acsorls1g 10 tho vii. annexed:
These are, therefore, 10 cite anu adH,onsa as az
ssga,la ,be kindred and creditors Of the said deeeas
al i,. and apss,av before ere al cr next osdiaargs
fn,rt Gar tho said District, 10 be hoideR as hersaw
Co,,r, House On ,t.o zath day Of March instant
20 show cause, IL sy. why Tho said administration
should not ssa granted -.
si.aa under sny Hand and scal, tlas eleventh
ay 0. March IN The rear Of fost Lord otis thousand
eight hundred afra sixty.foir aad 10 hfa eighty
egh,t rear of tlae Independence aad Sovereignty o.
,i,e S,asvof South Carolina
=. ALEX. Il arD0giLDs O, A. d.
Aarea IL
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NOTICE.
coSggngaA ATg sT al ssssss or AMK9sfAs
vas uEsAagaaSY, eseEasrsssF CssSasss ss'tsqssss
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RICHMOND S'4s gasa rs tosi
pAgAGgArH < IL Gis5srss asssssss se' 81 Ae'
4 jssssg s,s issss4Ssssssstsfsss pst = 1850, re-
sgssgs sts. spsssasss g sA'iss % s s@ses
10 essaa 10 81 sessss.s Essse. igssss lessi sasa-
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sgsafs c;s,ahssssa ssosssag saaiipn d The Mrfgsa
siars sysll Stand tho easuEag sessoa tfss Aa'cfi
50 tss sss.yi al nay piaast4aa ess eraanTs asfsss
gsvsa, sases sswsa Camden; fdssFsy HiA rpaa ~
forty dollars tasablo u advance Ne asssass .ssss,
ssssasa ssa 81 ,t4. aasiat. Y ofssskats
NArssA ii
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s POST earrtCE NOTICE.

rTsHg sasa s as wse gs.e faas aFsisa ssi'sf Y
/ .ss~sTa~x i, estss Al ss earssar haGr. Gats
x.s., ,.sr ss,,e .sss Mas v al 10 ssessd as osof
PM. 4 " - ss>s = s'se = -
sfafsi is u
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r,froaYayr coi;as sisogDgycg

The giesmsna gagssrrr has been PM IN
f,osesssssosa Of easrsspsn1enss s'esaecn Aal:
ssen. PICKETT, commanding the Department os
yassh l.arolisa. aud Mai. Cen. Peek. Of The
Yankee service. 1ha latter makes p shseat q
hsngsssg eessaia Confederate officers its i'ss
HAMS ID retaliation sor iase execution. es desert
srs ea,.srpd wlsla siigas;ag agastsss saeaF sasss
1ns sensss oi tho Federal Generals fine Of atgf,'
aaemt is 10 ft,rps around these fenegaisa iiss
n.osee,son of his 6osessni8ass and slsns mold
a;,s IA it,dasenscs,s sp others 10 follow ussif
s,ssnnln. Cen. r,skess. hosrscs. haadiss hss
Antagonist IL: sssassesss snainet. aE.i promises
,hss for aessgy man spoa haas, will hang ssa
of sie Itaises States stray
II heseajsh fsaara yoo the nas''cs os saosa
g,o have bean .ssesl and convicted By ea'sss
nssssssl ss ssesefsssa from fhe CssasIssase srf'
s;ce. asei sakssss wss arms IN hand. duly ca.
':s,ea In ,ls Cd North CaEelsaa lufaassf. United
ssa.ss Asss.s.' lTay liase lsseas dolly csesuica
according 10 Iaa ard tho custom Of aag.
aY car sesiag and !iss mssl, Of sourse, prevent
s,sY mercy being sloRn any af sas scsalanings.
ss..ssts, sho.sld proper and iaa, pseofbe braags
of their lsssi.lg deserted tho Confederate eolars,
.,aauy al these sssa pleading. 10 essea'sAssen.
that sics hare i,scn fsrcssI suse sAe Ssaks Of
the r. .slcsal gosesunens.
sgaicnsng 10 vca us thanks fss soar "f'
sorsnne lis.. remain. seFs respectfully, DC.
Whic polite. Cen. pieksst is firm and sol.
dic.ly, aud Tho lsigi. ground he has taken "
calculated ia es,sbisl. wherever similar stsas
ara saaaeia,cl, higher respect sor the seF
s!soesis than has ss, been sl'own On c'ihe'
es;i.
EssrrcgY Cosemgss,osas ktarTios. .'-- The
following gentlemen arc declares! elected 10
repfsssn. Keusneky Ii. tho next Confederate
Coagrsss.
u. rsis,yiet-~W. j. MackIn.
I'd pisris.-G, w. Tnpsct',
al Dissriss--H. T. Held.
4sh Dss,rie;--G W. Ewing.
ssi, Diaria--J. 8. ChrisaRn.
9th Dsssict-E. Il Burnett
gth n;s,ries-n. w. Bruce,
sth District Humphrey Marsl,ali,
atI Dis,rict-E. NJ. Broee.
iosh District j. W. Moor6
iith Disr;et-B. H. Bradley.
le,h District. u. EiEsoss.
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caMDgS pgrUr, March 9th. 1864.
NOTICE.

ay and slsar TSarsiay sas iGsh inass sa1a ansii
far,hss f.,ssc tho Fsssauges ssaias. osssas Cara.
ssas nsases win rua as ailoxs:
Tsarc Gambia, BIS .. N A:Tird at Aihsssisls s.sv
a m. Leave siagsysElr 4sa ~ Arrive s. Gaa''s-
s.s i Vi !. 4 Y. g0waRTF
- - sups TrsaspoFsatios,
Masca II
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.s..lyl ii pssg aaass payssss 50 sssssss se saas
assrss.sr. 81 90 70 siye sis4sgis i
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rv~ng HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR VIII s
gsrg St COTTON rags. deiiScrcd ID large q ssas1
o,ssu,i,ssss al this oftas.
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The Magistrates Court of VI Johnss \: H.
bas decided the eapsors of she steamer Ghesa'
neske 10 have l,ceu guilty of piracy. murder
and robbery. and orsisrea the de'lss'f OF sho
accused parties ID The United States aaihoF''ies-
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: the Iss sJanuafFs ls65s arc tasrd NV pcS CENTS
thus asssroysag escsy ssstsgge Of value.
ssYxsEsr nsamse On 80 800 spssa.
Held ffogn passage os .aes as lhsass. and nos
receivable .os public dues They arc. tlie1efose,
now nothing but Convenient 80 c. a..
bonds.
$50, $40 asD sfu sorss
Receivable sor public tlsss a,ssose April i.
ASA, nj par.
gsseisable for public aaes from aud afses
ass April, y. 90 50. SO
ExsLangsaslS fss .ns9 Treasury neses lrosa
ard after hrss of Aprii, 1T sss oad % g ssss.
Tundaiae ID four fssr cent bonds te'ose
April i, 1868. at pal.
Enusisble "a ssssr yscs ccsss bssstis gscsn assa
ssfer Ansii uns;I yanuasy. Is65. 81 90 2.f.
Conrestibsc to call Esssssscssss sfoss sisd
aiaer Arsil isss sc GO 22sS.
Said certificates heaFias 4 Ess esat. laseTsssss
and pasahle swo ,fsafs assef peace
ss soyss
gccessat,ss and fsst,sa ai,l II pas uasis Int
,taiy. 1884 fscsts astss as gJuis no.
dacei ID saiss Ill ss rats ol % a DID 10 sss cs
new and 60 yecess Nile sae saes, sundahse iG 4
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nsy aosea, sasl sssilas ss ssF cent. sa'l
certificates ss s5s5
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Wiz as's - 8. $
Any sssse As,siisss i ssAssiss hssss ssss''s'. 2.
before ssss si,as sFsssad is' sae fesasssaos O
she sslne 81 als sssis. y allowa as.sa iss safs.
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An old negro in ClarsssiIle, Team, a lew
days since, iasi,ed four Federal soldiers 10
drink. They died The same night Upon es'
animation, tho Rqaof was fonnd TO be poisoned
II YOU would leach q .recy 10 others, begin
with yourself.
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TAX I'M KIND.

viii ts prepared TO tys Returns q ss's Aax ofs
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March II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-03-09

and freedom. Hitherto the Lord has in;
terposed graciously to bring US victory, and
in His hand there is present power to pre-
vent this great multitude which come
against us, from casting US out Of the pos
session which He has given us to inherit
T. j. sEMMES, 80.
J. II ORR, -
A. E. MAXWELL, T.,s
Committee on the part Of Senates
J. w. GLAPP, - "a,
J. Z. M. CURRY,
( JULIAN HARTKIDGE,
JOHN GOODE, JRs,
W. N. r.. SMITH, !
Committee Of House Of Representative
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Committee on the part Of Senate: !,
J. W. CLAPP, - "a.
il. NJ. CURRY,
Z JULIAN HARTRIDGE,
JOHN GOODE, yR,
W. N. IL. SMITH,
Committee Of House Of Representative
Financial and Commercial.
Notwithstanding the length Of the follow
ing, we think Its value entities il 10 place
in our columns We commend il TO thsat-
tention Of our readers as clear and lumi-
nous exposition Of this important Act.
RIcHhoNp, Feb. %, 1884
There is no srsjject of more importance
at this time, nor one that excites more gem
emil interest, thar. the recent financial legis-
lati,n of Congress. Everybody is anxious
to know what will be its effects present
and prospective upon lbs o,0n and the;
public interests Having examined with
some care the provisions Of the two Acts,
styled the "Currency and Tax Bills, = we.
deem itproper to state our understanding
of their leading provisions, and 70 submit
our opinions Of their probable effects upon
the currency and prices.
In the first place, the law discriminates
against notes Of thes denomination ofsoIe
hundred dollars, on the presumption that
they. are, or will held chiefly BY persons
who can afford to sustain the loss. that may
be occasioned by the heavy, Discriminating
tax upon them. "A hundred dollar note,
after the,lst Of April next will, under the
operation of the law, be reduced 10 sixty
six and two.tkird dollars; on the 1st Of May
it will be worth oniS Gas q representative Of
yalus) ffty-six and two-third dollars and
for each subsequent month that it is held
it will be subject toa further tax Of $40 !;
SO that, by the Lat Of November, the origi-
nal value of the note will mot only have been
extinguished, but tax Of S4t OVER and
beyond that value will attach to it: II II,
is held until the LIST Of January; an addi-
tional tax Of $40 Gor December Will at
tach to it, and then the holder, BY the i'm
position of a further tax q one hundred per
cent, will, besides losing the amount prom
ised on the face Of the note, owe the toy
ernment one hundred and fourteen and one.
third dollars! Such being the effect of
the discrimination against the $loO notes,
il is not surprising that the holders sn0uid
be anxious to get rid Of them but;there rs