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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
From the Indiana Journal.
Car Free In ea.

Senator Wilson recently introduced in
to Congress n bill to incorporate the
Freedmen. Saving and Trust Company.
including as corrOrators such men As VIM
C. Bryant. Peter Cooper. A 4 Lawrence.
AMI others. Perhaps there is no subject
that causes more sudden sympathy in
the hearts of rhisnthropists than that OF
the freedmen. While some are being
armed and disciplined in the field. the vast
proportion OF them are in almost a nomad
ic state. mere wanderers on the face OF
the earth. Those men who are unfit for
military service, the old men, the women
and the children, by the ten thousanl.
(now that Sherman and Thomas have tho
cniton States at their mercy. hold up their
supplicatinS hands to us as a Nation. say
ing what shall we do? Shall we 60
North? Shall we follow the army. or
shall We stay at home? AS the subject
emerges into view. in a practical light, it's
vastness and inherent difficulty becomes
manifest. Willie there were a few thou
sand at our posts on the Mississippi. the
railroads and the ocean shore. we could
talk OF providing for them schools. cloth
ing and supplies by subscription. But
will be but drop in bucket. The sub
iect of our sy mpathies has now extended
itself over vast regions and embraces q
great people in its numbers. TO move
them North is ont of the question; to let
them cougregate about our posts and great
camps is equally mpracticable-to leave
them in uudi>turbed and practical bond
age is not to be thought of. just now. in
the turmoil aud roar of marches and bat
ties, in the strain of oil the vital forces OF
the nation to mash the great uprising. little
attention can be given to the black men
who are waking from the long and hope
less slumber of bondage. as from a night
mare, and staring about feebly for assist
ance.
To set off lots of land on the coast Of o
certain size to them. without reference to
timber. water, soil. or location. is child
ish, and preposterous nonsense. Some
tracts will be habitable and some not
The colonists, without money, without
houses, without .ools, without business
habits. organization. sympathy. or any
such thing. as colonists have done hun
dred times before. will probably scatter.
become disguised. do nothing for their
own good. and absolutely get into tn:
worst possible condition.
No doubtthe negroes who met General
Sherman at Savannah meant well. and
thought that the location of each negro in
his forty acre tract, would place him in q
happy condition, yet the practical test oi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

ces, is to the effect that Wilmington was
occupied by our forces on Sunday last,
the reb~ls moving towards Raleigh.
WAsHISGToN. Thursday, Feb. 23,-
Commander Trenchard. OF the United
States steamer Rhode Island, telleglaphs
to the Navy Department from Hampton
this morning, that cur troops were within
four miles of Wilmington. Heavy firing
was heard and our troops were advancing
rapidly.
Information from the army Of the Pc
tomac states that the army was in great
gee ever the capture of Charleston. They
begin TO see in the evacuation of this
stronghold the end OF their labor draws
nigh. n shotted sulutc was fired through
ou, the whole line in honor OF the event.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

the scheme will probably prove otherwise.
Suppose we had thirty thousand negroes
here whom we would take out into the H.
linois prairies and locate on forty acre
tracts of land, giving them the title
Though the soil might be ich and the
climate delightful, not one in ten could
live there. unless we gave them money,
tools. timber, and. in some cases, brains.
Neither General Sherman nor Secretary
Stanton can, by "a general order, fix the
coalition, determine the policy, or shape
the public mind with reference tc this great
question Of the proper settlement OF tho
condition of the Freedmen. And any
wholesale attempt 70 dispose OF the SUBJ
iect, as they might of the command of a
corps, its line of march, or its location,
will be signal failures.
At present no fixed policy can he adopt
el. Nothing can 10 done but to relieve
such cases of want and suffering as como
under our notice, and when the steady
light of freedom beams around them we
can see the way Of delivcrancc.
Whether they then should be allowed to
SO to State Of their own. or to stay
among Us as portion Of our people will
then. no doubt. he much easier to settle.
For the present. we say. all honor to
tbs generous men who are helping those
who have already broken away from bond
age to help themSelves-who are giving
them the light OF knowledge AMI the word
Of life. AMI fitting few. At least. TO hear
the torch for the dusky millions whose
rumbling FOOTBALLS are becoming aud 'ble
as the grey dawn Of freedom is breaking
For the present. that policy which gives
them employment and q small compsnsa-
tion is the best. An, thing that looks
f.r,hcr seems shroudci in difficulties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
Evacuation Of Mobiie--Sherman's Army

WAsHISGToS, Feb. %.
a general exchange of prisoners of war
having been commenced. the Paymsster
General has ordered payments to families
of prisoners to be suspended until further
orders. to avoid iuadyerten, double pay
ments.
Gentlemen engaged in the cotton trade
in the Gulf States. who arrived here yes
terday from Mobile han Dor, state tina; the
evacustion Of Mobile commenced on Jam
nary 4tb, and that most of the cotton has
been shipped to points further North
When they left. a large force under Gen.
Granger was moving on the city. The
harbor Notifications have all been aban-
doned by the rebels. and the only difficult
ty in the way of our fleet taking posses
sion of the place is the torpedoes and OH
er Instructions in the river. which are be-
ing removed as rapidly as possible.
Brevet Major General Sax,on has been
appointed superintendent Of the volunteer
recruiting service. end Brevet Brigadier
General Littleisld. mastering and disburs.
ing officer for the Department Of the
South.
The negroes who followed Gen. Sher-
man in his march through Georgia AMI
South Carolina. are being organized into
regiments at Hilton Heal. 1t is estimated
that one of the effects of Sherman's S move.
ment will be In add from $4,000 to 30,.
600 loyal blacks to our army.
From full files Of the Richmond papers
the following is taker.
The Examiner. in an article on the sit
nation in South Carolina. says: 1.-The
War Department is still dumb on the sit.
uation in SoHth .Carolina. 1t Is stated
that no official dispatches have been re.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
PpLICATIoN FOR LICENSE.

= A Notice is leeely given, that wIl in ccmi ii Dcs
VIA the law oi the STATE, al the guaT of the
commissioners court of Marshall Comfy Indiana apply
for license 10 retail malt Ninnls spr.tuous and iH:,h
ting liquors in quantities less than quart The location
on which propose to sell is the following described
pTensrs Lot No. four ~ in Group Coar second ed
diion tu the town of PicIsr rnNille He'd IBvoct
Feb. 20 lse5-t3p'd ALEXANDER JOYCE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
FROM WILMINGTON.
Oeiciai Report of aiOr Gen. Schofie IL

Gen. SchoGsll makes the following re
port:
FoRr AxDERsox. Feb. 10, 1865.
To Leiut Gen. Grant. City Point:
GESERAL-l have the honor TO repor. the
success OF our operations against Fort An
derson and adjacent works on both siies
OF Cape Fear river yesterday. While the
guns maintained heavy fire on Fort An
derson l pressed the enemy on both sides
OF the river, and sent force under Gen.
Cox about sixteen miles around the swamp
to turn the enemy's right. This force
made its way along a narrow detile be-
tween two swamps. and completely turned
the enemy's position. As soon as the
movement became known to the enemy.
he abandoned his works and retreated to-
wards Wilmington. We captured ten
guns uuininred, and considerable a.
mount of ammunition. We have about so
prisoners. The loss in killed and wounded
is small on either side. Our troops are
pursuing the enemy and the gunboats are
moving up the river. Fort Anderson and
it's collateral works are very strong and
rendered almost inaccessible by swamps.
A small force could have held them until
the supplies wsre exhausted.
NV information is that the rebels have
line of defense behind Tom Creek. where
they propose to make stand. If So it
can probably only be short one.
am. General. very respectfully, your
obedient servent, (Signe
j. NJ. SchoFIELD.
Major General Commanding.
WAsBrxeToS, Feb. 23.-Informatior
rece;v.d here. coming through rebel sour
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
. he 2epnblifan.
OFFICE,
Orer PerShingS' Drug Store.
I.MATTINGhX, L. M
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

One square of 221 ems or less, three weeks, or
less, 3 %, each additional insertion 30 cents
Larger advertisements in proportion. Less than
h.lf. square TO be charged as half a square, over
hllfi square 10 be charged asa whole square.
Agents in other towns and cities will be allo "
ed twenty five percent OmmissioE, but no ad-
sertisement, of any kind. will be inserted al less
than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
SPECIMEN COPIES
OF TIE
PACIFIC MONTHLY
sent. postage prep0d upon receipt of Fifty Gents,
in Currency or Postage Stamps.

. a u II Z q NJ
J-Write your Name, Post Office, County and
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D Register all Letters containing Money; or,
when Convenient, send by Express.
1Tlfyour Post-Ofice is Money Order Office,
obtain Money Order for your remittance.
USend none but United States Treasury Notes,
or money Bankable in New York
1All Letters asking Information, etc, to re-
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answer. Address al Core spondence
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hR. a. o. BORTON.

hR. A. o. BORTON.
IL SURGEON DENTIST.
whole or partial sets cf Teeth inserted on the
BR most approved plan. Special attention paid TO
OIyYY ne preservation Of the natural teeth and Irre
nlarIties Of ehildren's teeth corrected.
fan3sand dih-ut teeth with without Chlo-
roform Cin b; consulted Office at nv time except
on Mondaysa and Tuesdays ofce nlis Bakery west
side Michigan street. 33-Iy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
automatic Organs,
SCHOOL ORGANS AND
NJ ELoD EoN 9 i.
Thirty. Five Thousand Now in Use.
EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED
FOR FIVE YEARS.

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, boldly an.
nounce the greatest triumph in musical
the During the past half century, the French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with double
bellows and two -as for the feet ia operate, hut the
want Of the reversed exhaustion beIoVs, (which is III,
only bellows used in instrumental made imposs III,
for them to produce the mecw rich and musical tone fr
which our Instruments celebrated.
Another objection to this method Of blowing was that
both feet being occupied, opportunity offered fol
the management Of the swell Within the past two Yea r.
Instruments constructed on this European plan ouble
blowers, have been manufactured in this country and I,
counteract this difficulty want Of SWELL lever has
been projected from the of the instrument to act
upon the SWELL AND oPERA1ED KNEE. The incon-
venence and contortion necessary to effect this object
disagrseable enough to gentleman, hut lady the
of such an aPpe ndage is nearly impossible.
Our AUTOMATIC device obvates this difficulty entirely
the simple act of blowing with less force giving
the desired increase decrease in the volume of
For seventeen years the superior excellence Of Meo
deons has not been questioned and for
enormous demand has made il Impossible for
our orders promptly. With our increased facilities
feel warranted in assuring patrons that their orders
will be promptly met and solicit continuance Of their
patronage.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
ID ANK OF TIL T. S T At
ID OF INDIANA.
Branch at Plymouth.

pBOpen from iOa to I2m and from to p m. - O
TTEO. CRESSNER. Cashier.
SA.FLETCHEE, JE.. President.
dee3lss4-n5yI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR,

Payable IN Advance, upon the receipt OF which on
receipt, FOX the game, vii! DC sc..t ia return.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
Comic illustrations.

Having m ldr special arrangements with Mne,
DEAoaEsT, lI3 Broadway, New York, for consri-
buttons to our Fashion Department, call the
attention OF the Ladies 10 the same, and commend
our Monthly to their notice, as containing more
information in regard 10 Dress ard the Toilet .l.aa
ans otlcr Magazine published.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.


Il having come to our knowledge that imita
tons Of the American Watch have been put up
on the market in great eumbsrs. calculated by
their utter worthlessness to injure the reputation
Of our genuine produces. to protect our own m
terests and the public from imposti'n. we again
publish the trade marks BY which our sscnes
NAV invariably Be known.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches.
.XnERiCAN WATCH COMPANY, waltham
Mass engraved on the inside plate.
The second has the pane
..APPLETON, TRtCY L CO.. Waltham
Mass.." engraved on the inside plate
The thi d has the name
~s.P. 4. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass" en-
graved the inside plate
All the above STYLES Lave the name American
Watch 60 painted on the dial, apd are warrant
ed n eve-v respect.
The fourth has the name !.
"WM ELI.ERY, Boston, Mass, engraved
on the inside plate. and Ia not on the dial.
An the above named watches are made OF W
rious >zes and are sold in gold or silver cases,
"a NAV be required.
| II Is hardly possible for US to nccnratet! ae-
| alluded They are usually inscribed with nan.a
| 80 nerly approaching our own as 10 escape the
observ alton Of the unaccustomed buyer. Some
i arc represented as made by the "UniSg watch
Co: Of Boston, Mass"-no such company xist-
iue. Some Ore named the Soldier Xeisb." to
be sold ~ nus Efcr - S0dier's Watch Co. 9TH
er the up 3 BARLEY F" instead OF our p. $.
Bartlette :" besides many varieties named in
such manner as to convey the idea that they are
the veritsble productions ofthe American Watch
| company.
We also caution the pubic, and particularly
soldiers. against buying certain articles called
watches, 80 freely advertised in illustrated pa
p-rs as Army Watches Officers Watches, >
''Magic Time Observers" "Arcana Watches, y
&C.. the prices Of which are stated to he from
en- to sixteen dullsrs A cood watch, in these
times. cannot be afforded for any such money.
A little attention on the part Of the buyers will
protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
| Agents for the American Watch Co.
aprasd&wim ls0 broadway, n. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

| as fFivsss Nedicai Tsssaiss - ~ Aserpy
80 PhysiolsSy q he ssssal Orsasa. 80 eheir
Dise0ea, aOntasog ~ Da9eey go svsf - hun
dsed ane enGr~vssgs Price - Avlssr. lesseals
on venersal diseases inclndise gDas< rrhsos slest,
spyhys. structure, gravel, stone, ri turs, ptiee
sstuia, urinsry depoaitA end djseapei ~ The III.
ney.. Bladder, prSsiratc elsn& sAd ssa1,nal vssi-
49, I'D tAelf iss0mept, issmeine skspSes %
vsnALs p,ss: ~, nth pbseEv ationa on marriage
aud the prevensic!t " cohetption;: Contrasting :
treatise on self sbuse, sC.rmsto. rhea, sexual and
servous ds6ssity, bsrfcSess ESD ::svstemsia bot:s
be1es; The eGeets ~ these dissssss ~ sht Se1y
anA mind, asd TIE sueACr's rev tsessmsue II u
theSe eases In fa1l the only sscssssSullssthe1 d
eurs, With IN ssposlts0a 81 quseAssy. 1Ais West
II not . qusch Adtertne1ssst, bat . wessibn and
gpiae ~ married ~ ssgA RI + b W. ooly 49,
skat GiveA ne tssatnent o. IN NE sbsvs d1oDeo
in'p1Sis English, ~tth fall dtsscetces - ~
treatment, end eontslaA mucA va1uoh1e liul6snaa.
tioe nos proper 70 mshtiSm n p6eli0 Aottses
Teht - ny address On receipt n ~ i1'4
Address the 0ALENlC' 1N6TlTUTE
y peb ll-dAwiy as 81 Psao. nisRessta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

---.-1AhUKCk INV :, TVO. u, I5VE.
J. ). KRONER, DEAa Sn.-pleass find en-.
closed one dollar for smother box IF "Dr Zane's
Antidote for Strong Drink and send = soon
ss possible. will say for your benefit. or satis-
faction. tnnt boss workman Of mine hes take
two boxes Of your Axrrnors and has been So
Der man for three months. and SAYS he has not
isd the slightest taste FOR liquor in the last two
months Qr more, and never thinks Of il Previ-
OTIS to this time, God only knows when he dew
asobeF breath. Yours, truly,
a3 w. r. E.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

{-r~k. e,kssykswsss - Sseslsd Wiliaa
fA.:s = lGayw. J. Rieknaa - -.
- e,las Axtsll It Mafshal, ~ Jshn
!, vss1hss u 1sSlsssss. W 49, -
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Thus y ~ sew IN jail = DafIInStea
whs y changed with ainisal ksswisdss Il
IL nn61w q jqD0 -eutsans ehieh -
Sassed Il 1859. WsuIsluEilja u Aass.
~ ..ra4 ..~....ss
Wheat ia D. 11sfsss sssast - . 1proa-
king appsarases. = - I'm ffsn ~
Hssbsys. Bat ltals csrn hes - Jet beso
plnaeta seT
The Ksu1ssqsA Rspxb'iess chronicles
- asalh = Ven Bursn county Of Nm
nattissn, whose Clothes caught Gre. and
Wses ssasensA Il slss statss that con
q &c. Ressss vas killed by lishtniss
absst tws wssim -. Mnss natsisoa's
dsaGh was oscasioasd BY the explosion o.
N I'll ON. She vas filling the lamp with
~ bisvlx ont ~ hight When wili pes-
plS lsaeh 3 - tassisi h shs ~ sfksss-
ssnei
The Couscil Bluas Nssysrsil says: The
tssts - the ia 1aIsep Of Montana, AID
othss fai-wasf ninSs, by ny II ~ fis'
souri, River, IL bscomias quite active. Thu
Indians on the Upper Missouri are entirely
peacsabls. The trip W the river i said 4
afIssA gssat plsnsnrs y ths tsarist BY =,
sssnsry Il affords. Heretofore ths Indiar
troubles havs prevented extensive trave
upon ~ uppsr wstsrs Of the great natura
highway.
Alvin Saunders, whilom Of II. Pleasant
hss been rs-appointed Governor Of Nebrss
h
TIE new pap~ NH at Csdar Rapids 4
nov II sueeeassGl operation. So says th
Cedar vsIlsy Nm~.
The Fort Dodge NortArest has che fol
lewias interesting item; The large vein Q
Camel coal, Eve feet thick, opened in th
hank of NJ rivss, few miles below town
b found 70 extend considerable distanc
along the river and on both sides Of it. Il
fact il exists in such quantity that no great
y increased value to any certain tracts Q
laud will attach on that account.
Another important item ffon the For
Dodge NovthWsst 10 ~ follows: C,s d th
sypsum localities on Soldier Greek, withil
two miles Of town, Was found, Last week, b!
. gentleman who was tracing il. to exten,
further eastward than heretofore supposed
Only little digging VAS required 10 shov
the great extent and good quality Of this fin
building material in that neighborhood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

Paw Paw, Mich, June II, 1858.
J. J. KRONER. Sis send me anslher boz
Of 'Dr. Zane'a Antidote." have another pa
tient who wants 10 be cured ] wish that every
one knew the value ef the mcdicine cd the good
Il Is doing. Oh. W.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

F1fo-A susx CcHs for these distressing con n,s IL
mos made known in reatise on Foreign and
ftTS-Naive Herbal preparations published u, DR. y
PBNiss BRowu. The pvescvipti"n furn se
him in such ,rovilefstisl that he can.
not consci~ntiously r. ense ~ rake II Known ~
f1fS-t hos cared eve,y be'y who has used H. never
having failed IN single case Il l. equai. .ure
1T lin csses Of "a. ~ 81 Dyspepsia, and inered.
--ent- may he obtained from any druggs Ssxf
PITS FasE 10 al IN receipt Of Ave Gents to prepsy
portage, Ae A. d ess DR., o. PHELPS BLOWN
F1Ts-No - Grand st., Jer'ss CRY, n. }. (narl4.iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

Ndufe seems % have implanted In mankind the
desire for daily stimulant, to re-invieor,,e the
nerves. and excite the blood amer the exHaustors
caused BY the days' lshOra. and not only has abe
given the desire, but experience hse shown thst
Nis IN absolute necessity, that this desire should
be gratihed, for the preservation Of the HeoifA.
Now nsture's requirements being founded upon
positive laws, must producs benefits when tbey
are RreSiied hv the nee Of