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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-15

Circumstances prevent us from giving
at present a. much reading matter as usual.
but the cold weather and short days will
soon pass away, anil then We will give an
sxtra quantity to make up for the present
deficiency.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-15

The Copperhead sheets are discussing
just now the future of Democracy. The
grand mistake with them is that they
think they csnpalm off their bogns De-
mocracy for the genuine article. The on.
ly way the present so-called Democratic
party can survive the stunning blow the
people have just given it. is 20 repudis,e
oil It's present traitorous leaders, repent
for their wickedness. and in the future ad-
vocate liberty, humanity and patriotism.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-15

Mas. BAss IEG's CoRDIAL--Poor suffering child
rem with Gripping Of the Bowels. Wind Collie and
all Summer Complaints, areinstanty cured byit,
ana for want of it. or delay in obtaining il, your
little child may die before relief comes and we ad
wise all mothers and nurses TO have the remedy
where, by night or by lay, without a moments
loss. you can by single dose relieve your child
from pain and suffering. and set your mind at rest
that Ii is free from danger. fn7-t2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-15

A despatch from Toronto. Dec. Is. says:
In the case Of the st. Albans raiders. tried
at Montreal. to-day the Jsdge decided he
had no Jurisdiction in tho case. and the
prisoners were discharged. There was
much excitement in consequence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-15

Corruption wins not more than honesty. =
Still in thy right hand carry gentle peace,
Il To silence envious tongues" 3sYsh 81. o.f
Use the Liquid Catarrh Remedy discoveredby ID
d. H. Seelye, and judge for yourself fits merit
A single bottle often curcs-alwsys relieves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-15
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-15

13OrH REGNExr.-A correspondent in
Tennessee writes: Gen. Coorer's brigade,
in the march from Johnsonville to Clarks-
vile. were terribly harrassed by guerrilas.
Sixteen men Of the both Indiana were
captured, IL killed and wounded One
of the latter. left for dead, escaped and re-
ported these facts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-15
Fair Warning!

All pers' nshavihg unsettled account. with the
undersigned are hereby notfcdto cali and settle
on or before the Is, Of January, ls6, and thereby
save costs DAVIDSON 4 co.
Dec 10, ls64-7t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-15

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STRAYED OR STOLEN

From tho subscriber living in Plymouth, about
the lsf of Sc?tembsr last. RED OK. with a
white spot in tie upper paut of the forehead. white
spots on both f'nks. and speckled with white on
the belly. Also. at the same time RED HEIF-
Err, three yenrs cid, with white spots on both
Hanks Both were fat when they dis appeared
will pay Ten Dolllrs for any information that
will enable me Ia find them.
De-. i, '6i-n5l3 PETER DALAKER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-15
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A p,,oual,ses omc,nI s..bsss.

W CBAE1z GtBsos solicitor Of the Up.ted
snies 10 TIE Coz, Of Claims, OF vicksbIrs, having
addrrssed letter Of ress nation to the Prssiden.
On the rounds tha, ne could no, consistently with
l'a principles, holl oil unier the adverse action
'rcG 'tmoro C0nyoui ~ against the C.nscrya.
vol, ur foN4v" n, r.,tcT tart r.p!y tas t@n -rn,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Proposals. for Loan. Treasury Depsrts
menL yaly 10Th. lse4.

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Notice is hereby siven that No.r'ipaons "tu "
received By the Treasurer of the nitei states IRE
several Assistant Treasure sui Cesigusted Depfsi-
taiieA anu b. he NauonA BaIks dssisnAisd and
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ao'eo' at maturity, .nie 80 ~ eea:. .oiA Iei''nI
tonls- receenstle srer f~t as4 Iaysi'e twenty
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loved aeomu'i.on Of on' quarter OF one per 'e''.
whicn viii bs paid BY tbis Apartment ur'n ih' r.
c, W ofah % los the amount Ssudei - " the oh''
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 1, 1865.
TIE NEW YORK SIN

vii hereafter be sold al Two cLsTs per copy
or IL will bs served BY caui.r. IN any part q
the city, q. twelya cents. per wek. Nnltn.
symptoms will b, received l.. " csn.s
month, " s. per year.
Apologize o. explanations are needles !
inflated currency has raised tn. prize Of VIII
pspr and other materials n"srly thfo-'o. ,
whiIe we maxi bu, a tvc.r IA ai.snec. A.
.till THE Srs viii ~ lullshri %: o"c-'''
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The Ncw lorl uelean,ion Ia oons,c.,-

rar ppproath.ul ,curr..' Icon 'ar jur,r'A
Snd Stale others presents ar opportunity to the
,ltveus 0; New lork, ihnt should he imprn'el d
s,,er,ug tho character 0i toe Clagressonai oeeS'.
t;on iruu us city. The rccoros o, III present and
ssTrral preC ing Clucresscs, pr t-st Will '~ue
I,w honor E. +. exceptions, the COMMERCIAL a.'i nA'
riousl L.1erestr VI our great metrupUls f1'e no'
psen aeaq lately presented in the councils OF the
nation. For tie most part, trading poli,,llis aud
corrup, tr1ckscrs ha'e uglrped ~ pace shat pro-
taxt Ol sn places IN the United states Ne" iors
was and Is tie worst represented and exeIciser Ae
kssa p,Vpsrtions,e influence n any mcsIa III
Esins tis general welfare. We could srua te
Cat<is " vrs ~ i0g2 W 'ls nature
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GOA H..

pLACkSMlIHS CuAL---A SUPER.
ID Darl!ce VI L!acEsmlths' coal ioT safe by AL4Hl
THURsToS, u, Second sv, bet 3Sd and S4'h =
NNOOD-THE BEST QUALITIES p
w oik and hickory wood ty the ioad or COY
ioWsst ins ket D.ices. Osdsp ev mai pQrg;.
tended 10 YsEs. ID ave, between ss'a sEs So
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TO LET-A COUPLEOF EOQMs II 4 Z
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SEWING MACHINES.

GROVER AND BAKERS HIGHEST PRE-
~ Miun Elastic stiieh eewLag AseL.asa
AAs bioacT e., New Io-E, enG
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TRADE NOTICES.

ALL HANDS OF TIE FIRM OF sAlR 4
As BROS n Nmray a. are requesttd y a.ien'
- a. tDeetine on MOI ,aing Al VS'"A' Fl" .
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lave ~. sCHkNth's medicine. In the house. AID
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, 1864-02-01
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ISD1ArAro11s, Jan. sp+ 1854.
Late last night there Was heavy tAunde
storm, accompanied by hail and a fatioul
gale. The weather to-day has been chilly
Fifty sick Indiana soldiers arrived from
Cumberland Gap this morning.
TIE following order has been issued by Col.
Baker, under instructions from the War De-
pa1tment:
"A1 unsuccessful officers and enlisted men
on recraiting duty will be peremptcrIIy
relieved and ordered to their regiments on
the 18th dey of February next. Many officers
and men on recruiting dHty hare acconI
Plished nothing, and are reported as paving
but little attention to tho business, while
others have been quite successful. The sue
cess Or want Of success Of each will be rc-
ported to his commander in the field.
lie S1st Indiana re-cn1isted veterans had
glorious reception this afternoon 1t num-
bers 275 men andha been in seyerbatt1es.
The SD, German regiment, VIII be here
next Monday.
a soldier was Killed to-day while trying to
enter house for the purpose of robbirg.
Nearly 5000 recruits are in Camp CARING
ton under control of Col. ". ". Frsburger,
an excellent artillery officer, who keepg' ali
things in good condition. Gen. Darlington
is husy eTtry day in inspecting the different
camps. Indiana will hare 10000 new men
ready In the spring to tak5 the field,
, 1864-02-01
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibnne.1
CAIRO, Jan. 81. 1864.
By steamer C.. E. FL Imam arrived
from Memphis this evening, We have Mem
phis adyices to the evening Of the 2sth, The
Hillman had great trip Of passengers, NUM-
bering In the ncighborlood Of twelve hun-
dred people, large number of whom were
reenlisted soldiers going home on fnrlough.
Among these was the. T2th Mich. In
hntry, $50 strong. including officers; also one
company Of the 3rd Minnesota
By the arrival Of the steamer Diadem, We
have Memphis papers with late interesting
news from below =.
About o'clock on the afternoon Of satur-
day, the Esd inst, the steamer j. J. Pamen
was burned at Walkers Bend. As soon as
the fire was discovered the boat was immedi-
ately headed for the shore. The fire spread
with great rapidity. The tiller rope soon
burned of, leaving the boat unmanagcable.
At this time the flames had made such prog
rcss that the passage way was closed Bnt
the captain and pilot, with great presence of
mind, climbed down the back part OF the boat,
eclzing the tiller, and ut the same time Civ
Ing directions to the engineer. The boat IVES
kept on the course to the shore. It was ow-
Ing to the courage and presence OF mind Of
her officers that no lives were lost. The fire
was discovered by the captain who ran down
into the cabin and give the alarm, and CON-
mcuced collecting the money deposited by
passengers In the safe This was all saycd.
Two hundred dollars belonging to the boat
, 1864-02-01
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

lGPGl1a! 01epALCN 10 1uE CA1CATQ Tribunal
spRtsdFE1D. Jan. 30, 1868.
Major-GcEera1 McClernnnd of this citv
leaves here next Tuesday for New Orleans,
|. He will report to Gen. Banks. It is said that
part, II not all, Of his old Army Corps will
be assigned to the command OF this gallant
officer.
Soldiers re-cplisting rs veterans will not
be allowed to select new regiment, but
must remain in the same company and 1eei-
ment in which they now are, This is Off
cial The re-enlistment of SO many Of the
old veteran regiments has undoubtedly sety.
cd to stimulate cnl1stmentsa au over the State.
During Thursday and Friday and o-day, over
400 recruits arrived In this city and reported
Themselves at the head- -quarters of Lieut.
Hubbs.
-Four dcserters named William r, Pate. Co.
I, 41st regiment Ill volunteers: John W.
Fuller, Co. D, 12Sd regiment; II. D. L. Lam
dett, Co. z, 10sth regiment, and John ".
McGayern, Co. q, 11th regiment, were
brought to this city Oh Thursday last and
were sent to camp yesterday. ...-. -
The 18th veteran regiment Of Illinois vol
unteers, numbering $50 men, commanded By
Lieut.. Col Greathouse, arrived at Camp But
Ter Friday morning. They left Scottyille,
Ala, on Sunday Inst
Col John Williams, Treasurer Of the State
Sanitary Commission, has received $50 from
the citizens Of Buds, to be applied for the
benefit Of 6fck and wounded soldiers.
VIM. Hickman, Esq, acting Coroner, re-
cci7ed IN application yesterday to hold an
inquest on the body Of soldier found dead
on the prairie The Coroner decided that in
nr 711Iyo $1.o
, 1864-02-01

going ont on the Winchester road 80 miles
the other the Grassy Lick road to the yicInit1
q 'Waraensvll1e, and tho third on the olc
I IL refle1d road. None Of these columns mel
/ viii serious opposition on their advance
The Information which they gained proves
to be of high Importance, and tells of many
stfenc> us movemente, proceedings and pre-
parutfaA ; within the rebel lines.
We tan. K Capt. D. T. finder Of Co, 4. 10Th
Co., >prfsa7er. This rebel officer says some i've
OF sig Geon gia and Alabama regiments haTe
been divided into small squads and stutloned
at ditferen points in the valleys and moan-
tains to prevent dcsertions. He reports TINT
bis company encountered . portion Of Col.
MullIgan's troops, had fight, was whipped.
and had TO sk:edaddle. This rebel ofIiccr aiso
reports that tlao enemy is actually press1ne
all men into til service between the ages Of
sixteen and fllft live.
: From lis eto;y it appears that some of the
North Carolina and few Of the Virginia
regiments are beirg looked upon and watch
cd with suspicion:
Latest news rom the KanaWha Valley re-
ports all quiet and safe.
ARMY OF THE PoT'oMAC, jim 3O-An or
der has beetl issutd directing TINT new hos
nital' arrangements: shall be made for the
field and all the sick NOW in the nr1ny be sent
to the rear.
, Everything is quiet to,day on the lines and
In all parts Of the army.
, 1864-02-01
FROM LANSING,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibane.1
LANSING, Jan. 81, 1e6t.
This morning the Governor transmitted q
special message to both houscs bringing be-
fore the Legislature sundry measures upon
which action seems to be demanded by the
public interest. The matters will not neces~
earily lengthen the session beyond next week,
the House passed the third time blu to
further preserve the purity Of elections in
the city Of Detroit As usual in such cases,
the Coppcrheads voted against It. A
bill passed the third time granting
permission to open md construct
public roads and thoroughly drain swamp
lands. Various bills passed both Houses ex-
tending the time for the collection Of taxes
for the year 1863 In the Senate the bounty
bill was perfected and passed the third time.
Itlcgalizes the action Of counties, towns and
and cities in issuing bounties for
volunteers under the Inst call Of the Presi-
dent, and authorizes towns and cities to
pay $100 to each recruit on future calls. 1t
aleo provides State bounty of 800 to each
recrnit af,er the present call is filled. A res
olntion to adjourn on Thurday next
was tabled in both Houses.