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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

DEATHS AT ANDERsoNvILLE--W have
seen long list Of Indiana soldiers who
have died in prison at Andersonville. Geo
Among them are the following:
Eli Stuck. g, Goth. diarrhea, May 5.
John Graves. G. Doth. pneumonia. May
19.
Oakley Ethridge. D. Goth, pneumonia,
May "a.
Tobiss Pike. d. goth. diarrhea. June Is.
Corp. o. o. Carpenter. d. Goth. diar.
rhss, June 20.
Sergt. L. Stofer, B, Goth. -diarrbea, Ju.
ly4.
G. DIETRICH. K, 29th, diarrhea, July IL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.
Capture Of NIilledgeville and Gordon
Conflicting Rebel Rum0rs.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-The Annapolis
correspondent of the .1meri,an telegraphs
this evening as follows:
The steamers Herman. Livingston and
Wey hasset have arrived with ), 426 parol-
ed prisoners from Savannah.
The Captain of the Herman Livingston
reports that whom he sailed On the 2oth the
man hail cut oil the railroad leading from
Savannah.
1t was thought he had reached all our
men. as he was then about six hours
march from the stockade. when the men
who arrived on the Herman Livingston left
them. though an effort was being made by
the rebels to send our men to Florida.
The Savannah Duly News OF the 23d.
has the following telegraphIc news:
AUGUSTA. Ga. Nov. 22--Ths central
train from Davisboro reports that Mill
eigeville and Gordon were captured yes,er-
day. The State House, Governors man
sion and the peniientiary, were burned.
Nothing from Macon.
Passengers on the Georgia road state
that the train went to Greensboro to-day.
The enemy appear 10 have gone in the d.
rection Of Milledgeville and Macon, but
nothing certain is known.
The Augusta Constitutional Of Monday
evening says that passengers by the Geor-
sia road train last evening. reported that
the Oconee bridge. i,e miles from Cor
don. was burned at noon yesterday, by a
small party OF The enemy's cavalry. who
refined after they burned the bridge, to
their camp on the north side Of the river.
The force OF the enemy on the line OF this
road is estimated at ID. 600. and advancing
slowly and cautiously. n
The Governor OF South Carolina has
ordered the militia of the State to assemble
at Hamburg.
Gov. Brown. of Georgia, has issued a
proclamation making levy en- masse If
all citizens between the ages vi 10 and %
to serve forty days. tsra.e e7fd
capt. Baker. OF the Livingston. says ii
was reported before he left that Sherman
occupied Macon, and that there were q
500 prisoners at Macon on the way to Sa-
vanaah to be exchanged. but, the road be-
ing interrupted. they could not be brought
through; otherwise the exchange was going
on we'll. ~. a)nl-
New YoRK, Nov. 26. According to the
latest rebel papers Shermau's demonstra-
ton towards Macon was feint. No at
tack had been made on that place up to
Wednesday last. but when short distance
from it he turned north-eastward towards
Milledgeville. the capital of the State.
which town. It is REPORTED, his cavalry
captured last Sunday night. subsequently
burning the capitol building and the peni-
Tertiary. 1t is also said strong force Of
his army made q demonstration on Angus
Ia. within twenty miles of which lace his
right was repulsed with severe loss this
morning. H~ad ~ z NOV -sf1 COZ 10
Augusta is also considered feint to
distract attention from Sherman's first
real objective point, which is surmised to
be Savannah. 1t is prophesied that he
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
An Editorial Brutus,

An editor out west thus talks to his
non paying subscribers and patrons:
"Hear US for our debts and get ready
that you may pay; trust us, we are in
Deed. and have regard Tor our need. as you
kave been long trusted; acknowledge yonr
indebtedness. and dive into your pockets
that you may promptly fork over If
there be any among you--one single pa
tron--shas don't owe us something. then
70 MIN we say. step aside; consider your
self gentleman. If the rest wish to know
why we dun them. this is our answer: not
that we Care about ourselves. but our cred
itors do. Would you rather we went to
Jail and you go free, than you pay your
debts to keep us moving? AS we agreed,
we have worked for You; as we contracted,
We have furnished our paper to you; but
IS you don't pay. we dun on. Here are
agreements for job work, contracts fer
subscriptions, promises for long credit,
and duns for deferred payment. Who is
there so green that he don't take q paper?
II any, he need not speak. for we don't
mean him. Who is there so::verdazt that
he don't advertise? If any. let him slide;
he will soon go to seed. Who is there
SO neglected. that he don't pay the printer?
If any, let him own up like an honest man,
for he's the man we're after. His name
is Legion, and he's owing us for one, two.
three. four, Ave, six years--long enough
to make Us poor, and him rich at our ex-
pense."
If any ask why We publish this extract
We reply: for the purpose of reminding
those in arrears to Us that we too are in
need. aud trust they will have regard fol
our need.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

will move As directly as possible on the
latter city from MiIedgeville, and the be-
lief is expressed that the large Union feet
which has been collected in James river is
destined for Savannah, and viii meet
Sherman there.
The Augusta Chronicle, of the 10Th inst
stated that large feet Of Union trans.
ports had already arrived off the Georgia
coast. .f..I r. ...-.s
The same paper abnses. in strong lar-
guage, JEFF Davis and the other Richmond
Authorities for not sending troops into the
state to impede Sherman's movement.
crying in despair, ."Is Georgia 10 be left
To take care of hersell?"f sIs e, -r-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

The Goshen Times passes into new
hands on the first Of January. John d.
Devor. Esq. of this place. it is under
stood, takes charge OF :he establishment
at that time Mr.. d. has had several years
experience as an editor, AMI will, doubt
less, endeavor to make 1t a first class pa
per. Goshen is thriving, business place.
and deserves such an organ to represent
its commercial ADVANTAGES
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

The Delphi Journal, . sterling Union
paper has temporarily suspended, and an
nounces that the suspension may become
permanent unless the Union men of Car.
rol come up more heartily to its support.
These are trying times upon country
publishers. AID more will have to follow
the example Of the Journal unless there i,
a change for the better soon. With the
price Of paper nearly thribble what il was
three yearc ago. and other expenses dou-
bic, it is difficult to see how country Pa
pers at present prices are to be sustained.
We have ourself thought seriously of late
of suspending the REPUBLICAN until times
changed. but have determined to weather
ont the storm If possible. and think we
shall If our Union friends do their part
pay US up promptly, obtain few hundred
more cash subscribers and give us three or
four more columns Of advertising. II
they will do this we think we can riie out
the tempest without raising the price OF
subscription. as other country papers are
doing. Most of the country papers in
the West of the size of ours have already
raised their terms to $3.50 in advance.
and some as high as SO. But even the
latter figure is not in proportion to the all.
vance in other things. Three dollars now
will not buy a, much of scarcely any COM
modify as a dollar aud fifty cents would
three years ago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
NOTICE.

Taken up by Diana Clark, living in West Town
ship, Marshall County. Indiana, cow Of deep
red color supposed to be four years old past; mark
ell: s'ope off Of both ears and half crop off oil
each ear, short tail and small white spot in each
flank. Appraised at eighteen dollars.
/, John C. .Cushman Clerk ofthe MARSHALL Cir
cult Court, hereby certify the foregoing to be a
true copy of the oiginai report herein filed in my
Office, Noyemte r 2Sth, A, ID. 1864. r
- '''" JOHN c. CUSEIMAN,
In5-t3l Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
STRAYED OR STOLEN /.

From the subscriber living in Plymouth, about
the LIST OF September last. WHITE OK. five
wears old,--one Of his hind logs crooked. Also, al
the same time. a RED HEIFER, three yeais old
with white spots on both TANKS. Both were fa
when they disappeared.
I win pay Ten Dolltrs for any information that
will enable me to find them. rifrf fi5
Dec. /, '64-D5i3 PETER DALAKER-s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
ESTRAY STEER.

Strayed from the subscriber living az miles
east OF Plymouth, a two year old STEER, mostly
white. head and neck black, and somewhat speck-
led with black and white on the shoulders. He
was in fine order when he strayed. Any person
scnSing me word where Ire may be found will be
literally rewarded. GEORGE WILLIAMS.
Dec. i, 6i-n5-t3 80.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

The official majority for Lincoln in In
diana is 20.l99. In the Ninth Congress
ional district. 1927.
Lincoln's official majority in Illinois is
30.777.
In New York, CHS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

to the certificates referred to without their
knowledge and consent. Will the Demo
crat dare to charge that mems names were
attached to either of the certificates who
did not vote the Union ticket at the Octo.
Der elections That's the essential quss.
ton. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

Congress meets next Monday. We
shall not probably receive the President
Message in time for our next Issue, az il
will not be delivered before Tuesday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

Remittances for clubs must be made at ONE
time, but additions may be made ut any time ut
club rates, alter the club has been raised.
IL Money by Draft, Express, or in Registered
Letters may be sent III our risk. Address Is
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, Ill.
Dec. /, '6f-n5-5t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
PUBLIC SALE OF TOWN LOTS.

ns- An Illustrated Catalogue, with full description Of
styls viii be- sent free To any address. nov2Ii-ly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

NEW YokK. Sept S.--The Herald's Wash.
ington special says:
The President, in a recent conversation
with republican. said that an armistice once
arranged for and granted bya Government
to rebels has never resulted otherwise than
10 final acknowledgment Of Independence
10 rebels. A the Independence Of Texas
was eventually acknowledged by Mexico. 40
40 armistics granted to the rebels would be
An indirect agreement 10 q sure failure, aud
in time an Acknowledgements Of their indie
pendsnce.
In regard 70 the drsft. he stated that In the
frst nine days after the call WAS made. the
average number OF recruits received through
out the whole country is about % per day
In the ensuing nine days, the number would
increase 10 300 the whole number during so
days. $1,000 and the number is steadily in
creasing.
We must, he said. do what We can TO On
courage enlistments. We shall. probably
let the draft 90 along, enforcing In few To-
ealities where they do not show sufficient
energy In recruiting, hut doing all We can TO
encourage those localities that get recruits
with promptnese.
IL had been decided 10 resciDde the order
prohibiting the expectation farms, and the
order would be Issued in a few DAYS
Mr. LincoiR said he aud Sec'y. Fessenden
bad had many anxious discussions as 10 per-
mt and encourage trade 10 cotton. He
thought this var would decide upon, vice,
perfectly free from duty 10 cstson BY indi-
vidgais wha pay for it Ia green backs, the army
and navy be directed 70 protect aed encour-
age the trade. 90 lar a. conducted within our
lines. on condition brAring that all cotton
should be shipped to. or through New York.
and there 70 be inspected. and pay taxes on
the Internal revenue.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

ApJ poiatme1s~ for q Joint Can.
kCessrs Mack and Meredith, two Of the
Candidates for the Legislature have agreed
upou the following appointments fos joint
canv ass:
TUESDAY. September -. at New Goshen.
1t o'clock p. IN.
Wednesday, September IA, at Stultz'
School House. Outer Creek ct I o'clock D.
m.
Thursday September Is, Il Church's
School House. Sugar Creek. ct O'Clock E.
N.
Friday September l6, at Township House.
Lo& Greek, ct o'clock D. m.
Saturday, September ~, NJ Township
House, Honey Greek, ct O'Clock .. IN
Monday. September ~. at Tryons, Pier
son Township. at I O'Clock.
Tuesday. September %, ct Hartford, Lin
ton Township. at o'clock D. m.
Wednesday. Ssptsmber2l, at MSd<Iletown,
Prairie Greek. At O'Clock p. N.
Wsdnssday. September q. at Pniriston,
ct = O'Clock p. m
Thursday. September q. ct Ssndford,
Fayetts Township. At I o'clock D. N.
Friday. September %. - Precinct House,
Nevins Township. at o'clock .. N.
Saturday. September %, ct Lockport, Ri
ley Township. AZ ! o'clock .. m
Saturday. September "a, at Court House,
at 7 O'Clock o. m.
The other candidates Of beth parties are
invited 10 attend these appointments.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

NEW YoRK. September S.-Time's special
dated Chsrlestown, Va, 7th says the enemy
shows no disposition to offer battle or a gem
erai engagement.
On Monday Gen. @. O-'s brigade,
Changers division, 18th corps, advanced 20
Winchester, and Berryville pike where the
enemy fell back almost without firing a shot.
The lst N. Y, dragons. Maj. Smith COM
manding, went en- a Reconnaissance 10 the
right but met with serious opposition. our
troops reached a point on the Wlnches-
ter pike. where the ensmys headquarters had
been thgse hours before.
The ensmys movements are involved in
somewhat OF 9 mystery
The following is Hoods account Of how he
was whipped:
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD,
September 3, 1864.
On the evening of the 30th OF August the
enemy made a Judgement across Flint River
near Jonesboro.
We attacked them there on the evening
Of the 3lst, with 2 corps, but failed to dis
lodge them. This made il necessary TO aban-
don Atlanta, which was done on the night oI
September let Our loes IL small.
Gen, Hardee's corps, in position at Jones'
bora, was assaulted by a superior force OF the
enemy. and being out-fanked. was compeII-
ed to withraw during the night, with loss
of guns.
Prisoners say their less was severe.
Signed Major Gen. j. II. HOOD.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09
AMERICAN
Ca % eer e. b q 30 % I O - i.

DR.. n EBE RN
Has LOCATED IN rBK
CITY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
No. LOG Maine street. Sd door above Quincy
House. Office. over j. r. Dayton's
Book Store.
IN CLAIMS TO BIZ
THE KING OF CANCERS,
And all kinds Of Fever Sores; such a.
White Swelling and Bone Diseases;
Scroffala, Piles,
And Sore Eyes In their worst stages,
Liver Complaints, Consumption.
Female Weakness, and Salt Rheum.
letter, Rheumatism, &c. &C.
The Doctor became master of the above
diseases while travelling through Europe and
America. and he now stands at tbs head OF
his profession both in Europe and America.
The Doctor willtake pleasure In showing his
visitors certificates OF the above cases where
they have been given up as incurable by the
physicians in the country. The Doctor also
guarantees q cure In all cases where the pa
tent lives up to the directions. ot no pay.
The patent will please correspond weekly.
giving s-ue statement of the case. p. o.
Drawer 646J. The poor dealt with literally.
Cancers extracted in from four TO twenty
four hours, without instruments or pain, or
drop OF blood. dscsdwly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

Persons snfierisg from Diseases OF those
delicate organs. should avail themselves o.
the opportunity Of consulting DR.. Gardner
the skiIlful q, uliss and Auriat. who has Lera
prscsicIng with great success 10 lndianapo lis
aud other cities Of this State. The Doctor
intends 10 visit rerre Hauts. and will be
ready 80 receive patients on Monday. Sep
tsmber 18Th. lie will remain until the 18th
sitter that time he will visit Terre Hsats one
week in each month. The doctor has taken
rooms al the Runtin House. Read his nd
vertisemsat. sep7dtf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

CsIso, Sept. e.-Reports reached Mem
pbis Last Sunday that the gnnbo2ts Hastings
Nsuniking we're captured below CLARION. on
White river. and the Captain Of the latter l.
sAd 70 be killed. IL 70 also reported that
another gunbost. name not given, vas sunk
Abd that Duvsl's Bluff vss threatened by
rebel force.
These reports are confirmed through rebel
sources IN front OF HelenA-
The cavalry force Of Gen. MAnvers Jeff
Memphis few days since Cor White river
and Al infantry force = understood 20 have
bsea smbsrking 81 Duvsi's HUFF.
The Little Rock Democrat contains the
particulars received from Duvsi's BlnG and
Lisils kock railroad. IL sxys:
large quantity Of Government hay wss
barued. and after u was properly de~tr yed
some damage vks done 20 the railroad.
A light rscs1tly occurred At Redwood, IL
miles from Baton Rouge. m which u Of the
"A LOUISIANA cavalry uere killed.
Gen A J smith and staff arrived here
yesterday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.


knON'S AATH tHONs
Kaihsiron IL from the Greek word ''Ksthro." or
"Kathairo." sisnifyinx 10 cleanse. rejuvinsie and
restore. This article IL what It's name signiBes-
For preserving. restoring and identifying the hn-
man hair Il is the most remarkable preparation In
the world. II 10 again owned and pat MP BY the
original proprietor. and Is nov made with the same
care skill and attention which gave Il sale Of ever
sne million bottles per snnum.
tits NEST delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradioatcs scurf aud dsndrun.
II keeps the bead cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich. soft and glossy.
n prevents the hair from falling on and turning
trsy.
II restores hair upon bald heals
Any lady OF gentleman who values . besntif oil
head % hair should use Lyons KAthairon. II IL
known and used throughout the eivilised world
Sold by ell respectable dealers.
DEmAs y. BARNES a Co, NY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

To WuoLKsALE BUysRs-We direct the
attention OF merchants and dealers inlmillin-
cry goods to the advertisement Of Messrs.
Devon & Co. Of Clncinnatti. They have
the beat and largest stock Of silks. O loaks,
shawle, Mantillas and Millinery Goods in the
West. and have long been known IS honora-
BILE and liberal gentlemen oiigreat experience
In their line OF business.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

tE- IL Il worthy 81 note that the eolosed
soldiers were defending successfully the
home OF Governor W. B. Campbell, at Lee
banon. at the very time he was denouncing
the Administration ct Chicago. for placing
negro soldiers around that village. Would
Governss Campbell prefer 70 see Lebanon
sacked by wheelsr's bandiiti. to having a
defended by loyal negro ssldiers7
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

~ MN z Tinker win nee, all the
ladies and gentlemen ioi the city, Who are
interested "a tie cause Of music. In the Cay
School Hall on Monday. the 9Th Of ssptsm-
Der. at O'Clock. Me-. Tinker designs tor
ming two classes one 10 commences the first
principles. and the other advance. He de-
sign. commencing the distractions on Tues
day evening following. s6iiw,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

eEA grand reception ball will be given
the Hundred Days Boys" at Cars Hall 10
night We are assured every possible ar
rangemsnt has been made 10 make the affair
. perfect success. The.refreshmsn,s will be
prepared under the direction Of Msssrs. Scud-
der and La Townsend. The best music Of
the city will be In attendance.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09
Munro's Ten Cent Novels.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

Tx CoPPERHEAD vIcK PRkslDKsr-It
may be matter Of no consequences that Geo.
II. Psndlston. the Confederate Democratic
nominee for Vice President. 10 related by
marriage with Gen. Robt. Z. Lee. comman-
der In chief OF the Rebel Confederate armies.
Yet such 70 said 70 be the fact.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

cENew York and Philadelphia are very
thriving villages, situated in the East. and
may some day rival Terre Hauts in populA-
ton, commerce and manuiscturs. We won
der IL they III ever contain such stores as
the splendid establishment at the corner Of
Main and Filth streets in this city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

~ Hons. John ID. Dsfrees and ThemAs
A. Hendricks. we're at the Terrs Hauts
House yesterday. Also. NJ. L. Sullivant. Of
Champaign county. lila. This last named
gentleman is celebrated for being the most
extensive farmer In the United States. he
owning sixty thousand acres Of land 10 ous
bodv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09
= The Chicago Platform declares Il

- The Chicago Platform declares that
the var has contirasd four years. II 80. il
must have begun near three months before
Mr.. Lincoln vas elected and over sin months
prior 10 bis Inauguration. How, then. Is the
query with honest people. can be responsible
for the vmf VIII some Of our copperhsad
cotemporaries ansvsrl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

A T a Regular Meeting Of the Com
kxmos Council Of Tsrrs xnssi Ind ANA. held on
the evening Of Sept. sth. the annexed resolutions
we're adopted.
Re1'rof That al special election be held In The
9Th Ward On Saturday the lsth das Of September.
1s6f. poll 20 he oponet ~ o'ciock A. NJ. Tor one
Councilman, % al the unexpirsd term q A. q.
Hough. lste Csuncilmfn from said Ward.
Rssaired. That sid election be held al The Ola
Seminary building. and that Bcri. Hays act - tn
speefor, and q. Bartlett and Jehn Abbott act as
judges thereof: and that the Clerk give the usr al
notice OF said election. A. LANGE. Mayor.
Attest. j. y. 0rIIcK, Clerk. septSdtd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

The Popularity Of Dnos's BLACK
skzas cAsxxArvr Il shown by the fact
that iss sale increases faster than any other
remedy foe Dysensery and Dhrhoea Over
nise thousand dozeu:bossle- have been seld
during the past three mouths
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-09

eHsee the advertisement from Freeusn's
Jswslfy House. on tho second page this
morning He has an immense stock OF jew
elry. silverwsre. &c. and all goods bought
At this house are engraved free Of charge BY
one OF the best engrsvers in the State.