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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
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Great and recent improvements make our Family
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as our Manufacturing machines are for manufactur
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| The Branch Ofhces are ven supplied with sill
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

The following statement exhibits tho
standing of tho several States under the
late call for 200. 900 troops. The rs-su-
listment Of veterans is not included in the
calculation:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

time sincc agreed to transfer TO an agent
Of the Government Of the United States.
or Of an American company, . portion OF
the Mexican State of Sonora. The New
York Courier des Etats Unis Is author
lied to announce that such transfer will
rot be recognized BY the Now Government
of Mexico unless it WAS made previous to
the evacuation Of the City Of Mexico BY
Juarez. .a0s27 t'''''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31
Prohibition Of Slavery.

. Credits and dencisneiss not computed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

Both Houses assembled ., Rich mond o Msudsy
The "a instant and were organized quorum Of sseh
beisg present twenty-One Senators and aIty.fosr
members Of The HOUSE. All the old officers wsr. re-
elected without opposition. The Hon. r. N. T. Hun.
Ter. Of Virginia, reelected President pro iem Of
Of The Senate the Hon. Thomas $. BOeoss. Of Viz.
gaia, was elected Speaker Of the House BY seel.na.
ton.
The Presidents message was delivered al half pas.
one o'clock. and read. in both Houses. Il will be
found in another psr Ofihis paper.
90 Tuesday, the Senate was occupied in he cleo.
lion, BY ballot. Of the Standing Committee The
following gssllsn.ea are chsumen II the PRINCIPAL
committees: Mr. Or. on Foreign Affairs; 81, Bars.
well, Of PinsDce; Mr.. Oldham. on Commerce; Hr.
Sparrow, Military Affairs; NJ. Brown. Naval Anaifs;
NJ. Hill, Of the Jodiciary COMMITTEES.
In The House. NJ. Cruikshiak intfoJveed bilI 10
repeal the &C. 10 suspend The writ q 1aJeas csrpps.
Various bills and resolution. were introduced add
appropriately Referred including proposition 10 il.
crease the pay Of The army one bundled. per cent.
issue ration, 70 officers. and put The Eve dollar bills
on The zane footing wiih the new cunarey.
On Wednesday. 10 The Senate, join, resolutions Of
thanks 70 Major Gen. Hoke, Com. Cooke. and their
officers aud men, for the brilliant victory Al Plymouth,
snd 70 Gen. finsgan, &C., for the victory al Oss,se
were unanimously agreed 70.
Mr.. Graham, Of North Caroiins, offered the follow.
ing. which was agreed to;
" Resoip,d. That the Committee 81 Finsnee Be il.
sIucted 70 inquire into the erpedleney Of amending
the act 10 fund. tax and limit the currency passed
al the last sessoa Of Congress- 20 - 10 provide that
bonis ~ the Confederate States, q Be received by
sny State, IN pursuance of the twelfth section II saiJ
art shall he coupon bonds. and exempt from taxation
snd that All Confederate notes Of any Of the OLD IL.
sues. held BY any state on the FIRST day or April,
1864 nay al the option Of such state, be exchanged
for such bonds. OF for Treasury notes n the new il.
sue; and further. that oil just demands Of sny state
against ID. Cgniedersie Government. acsruins bot
unpsid, prior 10 the said fret LAY Of April sbaII no
paid IN Treasury notes ofihe issue, provided or
By said act"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
THE FIGHTING COMMENCED.

Orange C. H., May 6.-A considerable
engagement occurred sbout twenty MILES
bsiaw here. near Parker's store, in Spo,t.
syIvania county. On The plank road. be-
tween . part Of Ewell's corps and filth
corps nf Yankee infantry. including Silk.
les Regulars. TIE engagement lasted
from IL o'clock until night. Our troops
rrpulsed the enemy mast handsomely, cap
turing 98i privates aud 40 commissioned
officers. who have arrived here. ten. J.
NJ. Jones. and Col. Warren Of the 10Th
Va, we're killed, and Grn. stafford NOR
tally wounded.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN. LEE.
The following WAS received n the War
Department this morning:
Headquarters Army ofNsahsrs Va. May 5.
Hon. Secretary Of HU:
The enemy crossed the RspiJan 81 Ely's
and Germanna furds with two corps. This
army moved 20 oppose Rsell by the hid
turnpike, and Hall By the plank road.
They arrived this morning IN close praI.
Unity 10 the enemy's line. A strong a..
tack was made on Ewell. who repulsrd IL.
capturing many prisoners and Tour pieces
81 artillery. Tine enemy subsequently, con.
centrated upon Hill. who. with Heth's and
Wilcox's divisions, successfully resisted
the repeated desperate assaults. A large
force of cavalry and artillery an our right
flank was driven back By Rosser's brigade.
BY the blessing Of tod We maintained
our position against every effort until night.
when the contest closed. We have 10
mourn the loss Of many brave officers and
nrn. The gallant Gen. ]. VI. Jones vas
killed, Brig. Gen. Stafford. l fear. marital.
y wounded while leading his esmm.nd
with conspicuous yalor.
(signed) X. Z. LEE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

Richmond, May THE following dis.
patch wasreceived at the War Department
this morning:
Headquarters Army Northern Virginia
May ITO The Secretary Of Hm EARLY
this morning as the divisions OF General
Hills corps engaged yesterday wer. being
relieved, the enemy advanced and cres,ei
some confusion. The ground lost WAS re-
covered as soon as fresh troops got into no.
sition. and the enemy driven back To his
original line. Afterwards we turned the
left Of his fresh line and drove il from the
field. leaving a large number Of dead and
wounded in our hands. among them Gen.
Wsdsworth. A subsequent attack forced
the enemy into his entrenched lines ON the
Brock Road, extending from Wilderness,
Tavern, on the right. TO Twigg's Mill.
Every advance on his part. thanks 10 a
merciful God. has been rrpulsed. Our loss
in killed is not large but we have many
wounded. most Of them slightly. artillery
being little used ON either side.
am grieved to announce that Liet. Gen.
Lsnsstreet is severely wounded. General
Jenkins was killed and Grn. P,sram badly
wounded yesterday. Gen. Stafford. il is
hoped. viii recover.
(Signed) RE. LEE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
THE DICKSON RESOLUTIONS.

A eonmnnicstion signed w. ]. H. d. appeared in
be Raleigh Confsdsnie Of ,hs 2sh utimo, express
pg dissiisfsciioa at publishing portion Of the
resolutions passed Il q nsslipg hsd By the members
Il Diekssns Battery. apd not The wheIs. HsPpesn
V Us somewhat unfair and unjust 10 send the COM
nuncslion The Confederate to Be placed before lis
numerous readers who win net have an opportunity
Of seeing the remarks which explained the principle
upon which we seied-a principle which has govern
ID m through al eur editorial career. We have
nsvr used deg,dinS epthess or harsh dsDqneia,iOns
ip any Of political controversies, NOR Do Ma re-
member % have admitted them 10 apy eommuniea.
uoa. wshsve never though thst any party wss ben
ssd By their use; hey only 70 riia,e. wsAou,
ssnrineing the friends Of The opposition. We have
s1Jesvered 10 treat every one coonssusly and kindly.
n We believed that political opponent VAS in suo,
Ne have endes,ored to convince him o. BY fair
ssmens and an srrsy Of facts; Ne never could hope
% DO ihis BY rprosehful secuss,ions violent in-
vscsi,es. We do not think The infoenos o. the Re-
eardsr upon public opinion has been kssensd By puf.
suing this esurss
The writer is mistaken ia The srrposiiion ihsi an
EDITOR 10 not responsible for what sppe 10 his paper.
because il 10 not written BY himselL libel i no
less libel because il 10 uttered under the sanction Of
public meeting. The utisnneo Of public nesting
are not always well considered. as they would be d
constituted AZ Jury upon . fair trial hot they have
greater weight than IL uttered BY 40 individual. and
therefore ipjsisus If uptruthful II. there
FORE 80 editor 10 not satisfied Of the correctness Of
ths sccgssion j, is bis dc,y teeIeluds Il. He should
be governed By he evidence before him. not BY what
others may profess 70 believe. Our endorsement o.
The resolution Recommending he re.eIseton Of Gov
Vance, and our commsp dsiioa 81 The prudent. pssr
eilc and energetic manner in which be has admins.
tered Affairs since be has been our Governor ought "a
have convinced The writer that our action wss no
governed By " fear Of doing Holden an injury
The sixth resolution We omitted because We. ron
siJered il loo general Ia ils denuneislons !, 10.
eludsd, as We understood il, many loysl and worth,
bic than they wooId be in'the army. and whose eI
euses fos remaining out Of ,hs army legal snt
proper. Ii Ell sble-bodied men from seventeen u
City we're 10 join the army, leaving only women ana
children, and men eneebed By sgs, 10 labor sihome
The army could no, be sustained SIX months. Itmus
BE- fed snd clothed. cannot DO Efficient service
We were. therefore, unwilling 10 siigmsize al wh'
did not join The army as eswsrdly misewanls' De
serving the eoptempi and seorn" Of ti loyal South
srnerE But the writer Of the communication 10 III
Confedenie dsries that the resolution included Al
this class. lie ssysi W. only deemed as coward
y miscresns those persons that were ,kuking an
pssg iIlegsl means % evsde service in The army
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the resolution had bssn % restricted Ia iss wsess
W should not have omitted Il. Lu. wsud have jeiss
them in the dsnunciaiion. This 10 the rsselsssa -
Il was hsnded TO rs, and We leave our readers 10
Judge whether its wording does not justify the inter.
probation we gave ,oit;
Resoiped. 9th, That all cowardIy miscrssnts who
unwilling at this lime to serve the Sunny South,
do not deserve to share with Us the blssssss Of bes
" which are endeavorns 10 obtain, and that they
be treated by all true and loyal Ssuihernes With the
contsmpt and they met for refusing 70 Join in
this struggle for their good a. we'll Is ours"
We had no roem for these remarks las, week. and
perhaps what we say Is not worth The rssm they
occupy but We do no, like TO Be misunderstood.
The Fayetteville Observer. in nstieiug our rsmsrhs
on refusing TO publish some bitter dsauncis,ous Of
Mr. holden, expresses the opnsn that We have taken
bat partial view Of the case--ihai the belief st she
North two years ago thar Col Vance vas friendly 10
them and the same belief now in relation 10 Mr.. He.
dan. are based spon different grosnds Gov. Vance.
the Observer says, had never uttered word which
used al the North to foster such belief, but on
the contrary. be during the whole canvass. making
i maass. 10 the Northern people tia, he was with the
South BY fighting the North a, the head Of his salan,
reginent" This is all true; and no fair minded msa,
with the facts before him az they were. could have
suspected Gov. Vance Of any Nor.hsn partially.
hut, % The Observer admits, the Northern pespIs
sors nisled a. 10 Gov Vance and others Boa our
friends 81 The Observer think thar With NJ. Holden
The csss b sntrsly dsren.-hsi Il Is not extracts
from Southern papers or speeches OF resolutions
ssaisst Mr.. Holden hat quoted By Northern pa.
pers y show VI. H0ldens position. .but Mr.. HoI.
dea's sws words, and from his own paper" We
have not had the opportunity whica The Observer hs,
Of perusins Northern papers; We have not seen hall
dszsn since The war began. Our opinion. there.
lore, has been founded only upon what We have seen
In the Standard Still We believe that the impression
abroad that there is large disasctej party in Norh
Carolina. II il did not originate, as in 1862. in What
was said in Southern papers has been greatly strength
ened'thereby. Some Of the expressions Of Mr.. Hol
den may have been indiscrei. and subject 10 unis.
vorsbe interpretations; but are unwilling 10 pro
ounce him tislsr" until We have more direct les
timony.
i The Raleigh Confederate also processes TO believe
that our forbesancs towards Mr. Holden i an error
proceeding from an abundance Of. Christian charity.
Bot We Do no, claim so high position we onl,
rest upon ,ha, wellknoIn maxim Of common Law
that every is presumed be innocent until povst
TO be guilty. rhe Confederate has furnished such
proof in his column Of remarks. Many eilcumsisn
COS may justify . withdrawal Of confidence. and ys
not be sufficient 10 convict Of treason or uessOsab
intentions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
aillsburnugb &ssatntr.
HILLsBoR0UGH, II. 9.
wednesday, May n, lssA.
Dun POSITION.

Some Of our friends seem 10 b dsturbed because
reelection Of Gsv. vsnce. We thought We had
come out plain enough We were % sndsrstsod BY
the Fayetteville Observer and wilmingtsn Journal,
the only papers that have referred 70 the matter Ia
an editorial paragraph Of the Goth Of April rejecting
I've Of the resolutions passed BY meeting q the
members Of Dicksons Battery. We sadosssa the reso
utien recommending Cor. Vance Tor rs-slsctiOn. and
sdded: y We think that the prudent psssistic and
leaefgssc manner in which hs-hss conducted The IL
fairs Of North Caroina snee 10 has bern Gsvsrnor.
sninsn,ly entities him 10 the eonp'issss sfa s-esc
non, and We should have bees pleased II !, could
have been Affected without opposi,isa. Az hrssour
limited obsvassn extends this seems 10 b he gen.
sssl inprsssion.'
When Col. vanes Was nsninated tive ysars age
We gave a. tbs reason Of cur preferences ss him hssre
Col Johnssa. that he had been lsag before the pee
pie and We knew more sbsut him. He bad bssn .
leading man in his section Of the State. end the
people had repeatedly expressed .hsir esa6dsaes in
him. Quoting from another paPss Ne ssid. his
ability - statesman. his sxPsrsses b public life,
ri, purify and integrity q psuosal sAasseier. sll
spmmsHd him fer the Office" Hoaess, capable end
hithfaL be- has thoss ether quaE6cstsss Il ps-eni-
neat value il The present crisis uasiring veal end
gnquss,ionabs psuiosism-
These opinions. expressed Two yssn ago. haSs
been strengthened BY the satisfactory manner ID
which Coy, Vance has 20 far fulfilled The duties Of hi.
Office.
We hops our friends will ne longer dssbt The 20
Esen ws occupy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

IN lie House, Messr. J. r. and J. n. Leach, Of
North csrsIins. made personal explanations defining
heir visws a. 10 the Peace question and the habsas
ssrpss Gel. Mr.. J. M. Leach, (of The Seventh Dis
rc. said 10 was for peace the basis Of the indie
ps.dsnss Of The Cssisdsrsie States OF Aiaerica and
,hs. % soon - possible; he believed that vas The
sentiment Of his constituents, and nothing short Of
il. During the political canvass which gave him .
seat In this House, though elected BY Conservative
hs had heard Of no expression Of sentiment looking
% rsconsiruesioa.
N. J. r. Leach, 70. the Third Diasrict) said he
was peace man. but he Was not submissisnisL He
did no, believe that !. was evidence Of disloy by
10 try to nsso,ia,s for peace. 10 reply TO question
By Mr.. Staples, 81 Va, Mr.. Leach said he was for
peace upon the terms Of Independence. n we can
40, get ihat-if ths, 10 impossible-I wosld secep.
any other peace that could be obtained short Of sub
juga,ion. That's whst would DO.
Resolutions declaring j, insIPsden. to put the IS
noies on par with The new issue were adopted. yeas
81, nayss.
On Thursday. netting Of importance Was done in
either branch Of Congress The Senate Was chiefly
occupied in deb sling The passport system. A bill 10
procure special passports 70 msmber Of Congress vas
passed.
On Friday. in the Senate, Nc. Wisfah introduced
resolutions defining The powers Of the confedera.s
states Gsvesanent. which were made the osdst Of
the day fss Monday. The Senate then sJjoarnsd 10
Monday.
The House adopssd resolution 70 appoint com.
mites 10 inquire 'n,o the sIpsdieaey Of employing
s,snosnphie reporters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

From he Southeast. --Demopolis, MAY
IA special dispatch from Jackson, da,ea
s0th, Gays that the enemy have iallen oasa
from Big Black. after partially DESTROYING
the bridge and burning all the suffers anu
traders shanties and soldiers huts; ~
Considerable alarm prevails within 'h
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

Orange L. H.. Mar 6th.-The stack By
the enemy this morning vas very violent.
but was rcpulsed in every instance. A
strong effort was made TO turn our right.
We drove them on our left, but he was
stubborn on the right. but Longs,rec; final.
" fnrced :hem 10 give way. I.ongstrcet
received = severe wound in the shoulder.
Gen. Paul Jennings was mortslly wound.
ed. The fighting was principally with
musketry. as the ground Is unsuitable for
artillery.
Col. Brown. Of the Virginia artillery,
was killed. The battle was fought near
Wilderness The enemy has been pushed
back near Charlottesville. Everything
looks well. Further accounts will be sent
tomorrow. The Yaknee General Wads-
worth vas killed. Seventeen hundred
prisoners received here.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
FROM GEORGIA..

Dalton. MAY THE enemy advanced
in frant "f Tunnel Hill this morning and
shrlied our cavalry an the ridge this side
Of that place for two hours and then fell
back. They are reported as moviag aronnd
TO our left. Our troop, are on the gun vivt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
BANKS GETS ANOTHER WHIPPING.

M.bilr. MAYA specisl dispaeh from
Summit. dated cd. says the Louisiana for.
ces pursued. the enemy dawn Red river.
re.rapturing Fort ID. Russes and Che,siilr.
The enemy made stand al Markham.
where they were attacked and rrpulsrd
with heavy loss, estimated al i0.0O0.
Transports g.ing up Red river with re
Inducements we're whipped back Al Fort
DeRusrs.
Thr Yankee wounded were sent 10 vieks-
burg.
Gen, Walkers division crossed 10 the
North Of Red river and are pursuing the
rrtrrating rnrm,.
The Yankees burnt four gunbosis abo,r
the falls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

Richmond, April 6.-The fleet in James
river came up yesterday TO Bermuda Hun.
drrds. above City Point, and landed seye.
raj regiments. The enemy's force Is esti-
mated about 1000. Itisbelieved the plan
Is TO attempt TO cut the Railroad between
lsiehmond add Petersburg. Or move sgainst
Fort Drewry.
The enemy % the Peninsula reported
advancing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

From hs Trrns-l Mssissippi. - Mobile.
May 2.-Mr. Wagner. bearer d dispatch
es from Kirby Saith. stale, That the results
NJ The battles of the 9th aAd 9th pn Red
River, were ., fellows: A complete defeat
&c the enemy. With ln-s estimated hs Gen.
Taylor at eight thousand. killed. Wounded
and missing but their own admission puts
the number al 10 1000. We captured TWEEN
ty.one pieces Of ARTILLERY, 10000 stand %
small arms. 1900 mules. 500 wagons anil
large quantity Of stores. Oar ins, (atiie'sil
1900 killed. Gems. Morton and Green
we're killed. Three Yankee Generals are
reported killed. The snemy's ioree wa
50, 600; ours $4,000 10 10000. KIRBY
Smith directed the operations. Is.ior
commmded the centre. and Walker ands
Mouton the wings. On Sunday the l.m
the enemy attempted to cross Red ri'er'
aud we're again attacked and again whip
ped worse than befprc. fnTty stesmb's's
of all classes assembled the river and were
al above Alexandria With no possibility p
escape.
Ten or twelve boats have already been
blown up or burned to avoid capture. ~.
Wagner say. The soldiers aud eltizen'f &c.
port that Price seemed 10 have fallen back
IN apparent disorder. abandoning every
thing. When the Yankees attacked ms
trains they brske ranks. scattering 70
plumber. Price turned aud cut them "
pieces. capturing 4 ZOO prisoners. 900 wa,
CONS, all their ammunition. baggage anu
supplies. It is reported also that steele
has evacuated Ifltle Rock, falling back 70
ward the Mississippi river. This story Is
corroborated BY Yankee accounts on '"'
Mississippi.
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Meridisn. Nav Collaboration from
Trans Mississippi eunhrms former rninor.
Of The battle between Price aud Steele, N
which the i'"nfedersirs gained = complete
sIetors. Steele Is SAID to have lost hIs en-
tire wagon tram.
Nothing fur,hsr from the fight in East
Luui,isns.
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