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- 7. HAIELL AUCTiONEER
III. FRIDAY, January %.
At l0lf clock, Mt or Baiesr0ou, 6a Liberty street
HARDWARE -fIcavy aud shelf goods In lots 10 suit
buyers
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aud Dessert Knycs aud FORKS; $50 Dozen Bcaers aud
Cooks Knives. l2J dozen Pockc, Knives
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WHITfEMORE HAzELi Auctioa ecrs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

through rebel sources received several days
ago. state that in this attack he was re-
pulsed. The rebels are said to have two
iron-clads in the harbor and &c. 900 troops
in the forts and city Forty-five of the
participants in the recent mutiny at Fort
Morgan are under sentence of death.
The Richmond Enquirer says that if
Grant defeats Johnston, Georgia and Ala
bama are open to him. aud Mobile will
tall without q struggle.
The notorious Marshal Kane, of Balti-
more. has been made q Colonel by the
Richmond authorities.
President Lincoln is revising his amnes-
ty circular. and will soon issue q procla-
nation on the subject.
Immense quantities of food, forage, and
supplies for Grants army are being ship
ped from st. Louis. Several boat loads
of horses have departed. and the shipment
of commissary stores is equal to FIVE hun
dred tons daily.
Rebel guerillas male a raid into May
field. KY. on the 18th. destroying consid-
cradle property and killing a prominent
citizen.
The draft is at hand. The Provost
Marshal General has issued an order to
all State Draft Commissioners to be fully
prepared to commence the draft on the
10th Of March, and to make it in every
sub district which shall not have raised its
quota before March 1st. Volunteers be-
tween lst and 10th may be deducted after
the draft commences.
We prefer to await further confirmation
of the report that Logan's expedition has
effected a juncture with Sherman at Selma.
The report comes in q reliable shape tina,
fresh advance of our forces is taking
place from Tunnel Hill toward Dalton,
for the possession Of which latter point q
severe battle must take place.
An important measure passed the House
Tuesday. the establishment of Bureau OF
Freedmen's Affairs in the War Depart
ment.
Later news from Florida somewhat re-
lleves the earlier disastrous aspect. APP
r.arcn'lv our force is making a stand, il
not indeed fresh advance.
The Lieutenant General bill is now o
law, and the nomination of General Grant
to that position is in the hands Of the Sen
ate Military Committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

Capt. Matt. Boyd. Of the 73d Ind. who
escaped from Libby prison on the OH OF
last month. reached his home in this place.
on Thursday morning last. looking much
better than we expected to see him after
his long imprisonment and tho privations
he necessarily endured after getting out.
until he reached our lines. period Of six
days. during which time he travelled only
Of nights and subsistsd en- tho Little he
brought out of the prison with him. The
Captain thinks the rebellion is very neal
ly played out. and approves. we are told,
of the policy Of our government in arming
negroes to assist in crushing it. He visit
cd Chicago on Friday last ID company
with Lieut.. Williams Of the 73l. who
escaped from Libby at the came time. AM,
from one or both vf them the Tribune oh.
tanned somo additional particulars in re-
gard to the escape. which is published in
Tuesday mornings issue. accompanied by
drawings of the plan of Richmond. and OF
the ground floor of LIBBY Prison. They
also handed the Tribune copy Of some
toasts prepared by the prisoners in Libby
to be drank on the 4th Of July last, like
wise copy of some resolutions which they
intended to offer, but which they were pre-
vented from acting on by the commander
of the prison ordering their dispersal. thus
preventing them from celebrating the day
in the manner they intended. We copy
three OF the resolutions below, and next
week will copy them entire. together with
the toasts and the account Of the escapade
as given by the Tribune:
Rssolved. That the indignities we have
suffered and the violated pledges we have
witnessed. only stimulates our zeal for the
Union and our after hatred of all its enc
mics. whether treason sympathisers in the
North or the more manly and honorable
armed rebels Of the South.
Resolved, That we heartily support the
policy of the Government in emaneipa-
ton. for the sake of the Union, and ma
king the freedmen serviceable in every way
compatible with the rules of civilized war
fare.
Resolvcd, That all who seek to embar.
rass CT obstruct the Government in its
deadly struggle for national existence. will
go down to pos'erity branded with the
eternal infamy which attaches to the name
of Benedict Arnold.
We understand Capt. Boyd has uttered
sentiments similar to the above since his
return.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Col. S.reight Safe.

Col. A. d. Streight of the 5lst Ind.
has got within our lines at last. The first
statement that he and seventeen others had
arrived at Williamsburg. was merely in
tended to put the rebels on the wrong
track. Col. s.. Maj. Mcdonald. 10lst
Ohio. Capt. Scarce. Stat Ind. and 1st
Lieut. John Sterling, soth Ind. were pick
ed up by A. Parker. Comd. Of the Po,o-
mac Flolilla IN Blackstone Island. in the
Potomac river. on the 28sh nit.
About so Of the escaped prisoners have
arrived within orr lines. apd 4S have been
recaptured. leaving 81 yet anaccounted for.
Some 20 Federal prisoners recently tun-
nclcd out at Danvillc. Virgins. and sever
al Of them have succeeded in getting with
in our lines.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

The DRAFr-Will take place in seven
days. and rs this county has no. near
near made up its quota we may as well be
preparing for the consequences. Perhaps
sufficient number Of our young men have
volunteered to have saved us from the
draft, but they have nearly ell been credit
ed to other counties, because it was their
interest to do so, and because they had the
right. Whose fault is it that our quota
is not filled? We advocated liberal pei
icy towards our soldiers and their families.
aud also the offer of q liberal county boun-
ty to volunteers to ell up our quota under
the last calls. but the Democrat and all
the lealing copperheads in the county op-
posed US, and the two Democratic Com
missioners dare rot 60 counter to their
Wills. The consequences is that Marshall
will probably be the only county in the
District that viii be drafted. All the
res. offered liberal bonAties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
United States Mail,
INDIANA.


Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT january Il. 1861.
Proposals will De- received the Office Of this
Depart ment until o'clock. F. NJ Of March 81 1884, to be
decided 10y April IS ls for conveying the mails Of he
following routes in the State Of Indiana, and by the
schedules Of departures and arrivals herein specified viz
I22s5 From bremen, by Heptcn. wildwood. and North
Galveston, to Leesburg, q miles and back, once
Leave Bremen Saturday at 7 m;
Leave Lr-shurg Friday at 10 m; 49,
Arrive at Bremen by 6Pm
1926 From Ren-Iasr by Oak Grove to Remington. IL
mile, and back, six times week
Leave Rensselaer, daily; except Sunday, at 1905 m;
Arrive at Remington by ll.30 m;
Leays Remington daily. except Sunday, at s-ls m;
Proposals for service three times week invited
1920 From Knox to Hamlet, : miles and back. once
Leave Knox Friday at am;
Arrive at Hamlet by l0a m;
Leave Hamlet Friday at l2 m;
Arrive at Knox by ) m.
Proposals for more frequent service invited.
1920 From Bristol by Union, Mich and Osborn's Cor
ners, to Brownsville, IL miles and back,
Lave bristol Friday at cam;
Arrive ut Brownsville by I'm;
Leave Brownsville Friday at m;
Arrive at Bristol by p m.
l22sl Prom wilmot, by Indian Village and Cromwell to
Lieonier, l2 miles and back, once week.
Leave wiimot Friday at 8 m;
Leave LiSioncr Friday at p m;
Arrive at Wimot by 5pm
1902 From Decatur, by Monmouth. Root. and Po. to
Fort W ayne, % miles and back, twice week
Leave Decatur Wednesday and Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Fort Wayne by II M
Leave Fort Wayne Wednesday and Saturday at D m;
Arrive at Decatur by pm.
1900 From Linn Grove, by Vera Cruz and Bluon, to
Murray IL miles and back, twice a week. z,
Leave Linn Grove Tuesday and Friday at m;
Arrive at Murray by IL M;
Leave Murray Tuesday and Friday at N;
Arrive at Linn Grove By 6 p m.
1924 From Richmond, By Boston, to Beochy Hire,
miles and hack, twice week.
Leave Richmond Tuesday and Friday 1t II m;
Arrive at Bcechy Mire BY pm;
Leave Becchy Mre Tuesday and Friday It m;
Arrive at Richmond By 10 . m.
Proposals TO extend to Fair Haven, Ohio, invited.
1926 From Brookvle, BY Blue Greek, ST. Peters and
Herman, to Sunman, Is miles and back, once
week 'traIf
Leave Breokville Saturday At pm;
Arrive e. SuDnnan by D m; d.
Leave SuRman Saturday at n;
Arrive 1t Brook Vile by1 m.
Proposals for Dorc frequent service invited.
For Laws relating the conveyance Of
NAILS or the forms Of propo guaranty, cersncatc
and for Instructions TO bidders and pomsscrs ne the
pamphlet acknowledgements Of January a, lss4~ the
principal post Offices. NJ BLAIR,
Pvs.nsstcr Ccnrrs
J fhruarysj, lsst-n17-fe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Notice.--select school.
Miss mi. mn. REYNOLDS.

an old and experienced teacher,assstcd by MISS L..
kEfNo1DS,-would say to the friends and patrons Of
Education that she will open sSeect School in PLYN0rTH
at WEsTERNELT HALL, where a thorough course ia
the Erglish branches may be pursued.
Having taught Tor the past years in Classical and
Union Schools In New York State she feels confident that
her long experiences in teaching Youth will enable her 10
The Spring Term will commence on the SEC0SD
MONDAY IN APRIL. Length Of term IL weeks a
TrTIczhaf In advance. and half the sloe. az fhe
First Grade Scholars, e. Oo Second Grade 50 coz
Third Grade Sz o. lfcb'yls-nl6t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

Some very nice compliments, we UNDER
stand, passed between Messrs. Reeve and
Packard. couple Of Copperhead lawyers.
last week. during trial before Esquire
Osborn, editor of the Democrat. Pack
ard, we are told. abused Reeve roundly.
and the latter returned his compliments
with interest. greatly to the amusement of
the Union men present, who decided unan-
imously that they told the truth about
each other. The Justice finally ordered
Constable Howe to take the gentlemen in
charge. Mr.. Packard also pitched into the
Justice savsgely during the trial, accu-
sing him of conspiring with Reeve to OPP
press his client. at which his honor Aare,l
up, and told His. Migh:iness that he vas
acting under oath. and that unless be dried
up the Court would preserve its dignity
!, a manner tina. would not be pleasant ia
him. Whether Mark will submit silently
to the indisoitics heaped upon him by
Counselor Reeve and Justice Osborn. We
of course cannot say. - we do rot happen
to be his contidant Just now. but we IN
derstand some of the leading Corperheads
about town are greatly incensed toyard
Justice o. on account Of his course TO-
ward thsir pet, and NO should not be at
all astouished on getting mp some fine
morning, not month hence. to hear that
his editorial boots had been pulled OF BY
the sopperhead town clique They have
a summary mode Of deposing their editors
We never could understand its "odus ops-
randi fairly bnt We suppose i is scccrd
ing to lIosle,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

STATE or INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY, Sc:
BEFORE Washington Tuttle Justice Of the Peace in and
FOR Centre Township
Srnz.iAn sHEr.As' Complaint on Note and Proceed
Jous orroaxAx. nss m Attachment
Whereas the plaintiff. In the above entitled case, has
a-d his together with hfs adsvit and
entitle him TO order Of
and the summons having been returned endosed "deiend
ant not found and tie order Of attachment returned
with Psrty attached, the endant thsrelore hereby
will be- tried before At ny once in Plymouth on the
25sh day of Harei 1851 II 10 o'clock, m, and that
appear and dsmur thereto, the same
a. in he heard and determined in his absence.
wAsHISGroS FUTILE, J. r. lskar-l
march: .issf-nfsts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Volunteers and Conscripts

To Soldiers any others wishing to increase their in
there Is better way Of doing at this time than
from tho sale ofour Watches. They ARE WARRANTED As
RErRrsExrED,
elcrs. "-Fuak Lssirs Feb 81.
"Pret;est. best and cheapest timepicces offered.
". Y. Illustrated yssrs. Jan 10.
every pretty and durable Watches for the Army
Y. Array e Nary Jow Government 0rganl, Aug. 20
some Of the Oldest and most reliable houses in business
Lousrille, Ky Jovraa', July 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
.UARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL ES.

" TATE.-Notice Is hereby given that The undrr<
sgEei Guardian Of Jctn T. Rarck Sarah A Rsrick and
James N. Rarck Minors will sci private sale the fol-
lowing described Ra Estate in Marshall County, Indiana.
eo-wi The Undivided part of the half Of
the east half Of the fourth Of section D
In town thirty three (33), range ~ Said land lies
about three miles west Of Pivmoth Pretty Lake
the Knox Roathas house and lara same, nearly
hundred coed fruit bearing tre aud about twenty
under cultivation.
Applications Of purchasers will be the
Office Of John d. Devor in PIyou and residence
Of the undersigned two miles of Plymouth on the
Knox Road. until the 18th Of March. 1854
Terms Of Safe0ne third cash. the sidue equal pay
ments Of six twelve and eighteen months. the purchaser
giving notes, with interest, waiving valuation aud APP
prsnent laws and secured BY good freehold security
JOHN s. BRCCKART, Guardian.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

Next Tuesday the legal voters OF New
Yolk will meet in their several election
districts to vote on the proposed Consti-
tutional amendment authorizing the Leg
islaturc to pass such laws as may be ne
ccssary to secure the right Of suffrage to
citizens of that State who are absent in
the military service of their country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

The following is a list Of the contribu-
tors in this place and vicinity. and the
amount paid by each for the benefit OF our
sick aud wounded soldiers:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

Griffith. formerly Of Knox. now assistant
surgeon of the 10Th Regiment
Voted that the proceedings Of this con-
vention be published in the Stark County
Press and the Marshall County Republi-
can. The convention then adjourned sine
die. w. H. HARRIS. President.
DR.. ]. D. Hoag. Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
4 DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-.No

tce is hereby given that Letters Of Admin
have been taken out BY the undersigned the
Peter Bladder late Of Marshall County, Indiana deceased
The estate il solvent. PETER SCHLARD
fehy 'Isf4-ufT-a '.t -. ~. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
OFADMINIsTRATION

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken Letters Of Administration the estate Of
Samuel Cup, late Of Marshall County, Ind. deed. All
persons indebted said estate requested TO call aud
make immediate ayment, and those having claims against
the will present them properly authenticated for
settlement The estate j. supposed tn be solvent
SAMUEL w. MILLER, Administrator.
niarch3, lSGi-n1Si3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
4 DEMONSTRATORS sAI,E,-.Not;cr

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Notice.
"a Is hereby given that The undersigned Administrator
OF the estate Of Ann klingernan dccras., will
sale at Public Auction at the late residence said dece
dent, in Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana,
Saturday. the 18th day of March. 1864,
the personal property of said estate. consisting Of
One Double Barreled Shot Gun, One Lever
Watch, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Bedding, and various other articles
TERMs.-An sums Of three dollars and under cash.
THREE dollars credit Of three given
the purchaser giving note interest," waving valuations
and apiraism-nt laws.
Sale 20 o'clock. n. m.
ID. T.. PHILLIPS, Administrator.
kbyl s'lSJi-nlc-2S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

The Twenty Ninth indiana. Maj. Welt
eel commanding. left Indianapolis on Sat-
urday morning. on the Cincinnati train
for the front. They number about two
hundred and fifty veterans. The will go
from Cincinnati to Knoxville. The boys
have enjoyed their furloughs. and are again
ready for the enemy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

John w. Chapman. of Stark Co.. has
been commissioned LIST Lieut.. in the 18th
Cavalry.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
FRIDAY, MARCH 25th. 1864.
DlssOLUTION OF PARTNER

IlSOOLO lION " AN NER-
fSHIP-N"tice is hereby given that the partner ship
heretofore existing between the under the
and style of H. b. Dickson Co., is this day dis
solved by mutua consent.
The Books, cites aud Accounts Of The firm will be
tied by H. b. Dickson and all persons indebted the
firm Request ed TO call and setde immediately.
HUGH B. DICKSON.
JOSEPH {. LEONARD.
Plymouth, Feby %, 1854.
" D. Having purchased the entire stock and assets of
the late firm OF H. b. Dickson Co.. will continue the
business the old stand, where all mr. old friends and
customers. aud . many a. choose call
thing in the Hardware line. ii. b. DICKSON.
fcb'y 25'64-nl7t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

We are indebted TO Hon. s. Colfax for
bound copy of the report Of Gen. Geo. d.
Mcclellan.