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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-28
A RetrOspeCtion.

Gen. Sherman, unlike Grant and Sheri-
dan, excels in oratory as well as In arms
The following eloquent passages occur in
speech delivered by him at the second
annual reunion of the Army of the Ten
nesseee, in ST. Louis, on The lith inst:
History, with its busy fingers, is already
gathering all these events and loading oui
shelves with its volumes; but TO US, the
living actors and witnesses. how feeble
seem the pictures they have drawn. Who
but a living witness can imagine those
scenes on Shiloh field, when our wounded
men mingled with rebels, charred and
blackened by the burning tents and grass.
were crawling about, begging for some one
to end their misery? Who can describe the
plunging shot, shattering the strong oak as
with ihunderbolt, and beating down
horse and rider to the ground? Who but
one that has felt them can describe the siz-
zing minnie ball, which does its work so
neatly and so well. Who can describe that
last look of the stricken soldier as he ap-
peals for help that man cannot give? or
who the dreaded scenes at the surgeon S
table; or at the burial trench?
What artist will attempt that night scene
when the gunboats and transports ran the
batteries at Vicksburg? that long black line
of iron-clads, followed by the frail trans
ports. in darkness and silence-hardly a
ripple of breath heard-when, as by the
lighining's flash, the whole sky was lit up
By the bonfires and burning buildings on
shores illuminating city and fleet, and ma
king every floating object target for those
terrible batteries.
Who will attempt to paint that grand
panorama of battle at Chattanooga, with
its ten miles of contiuons fire, Plainly visi-
bic from our hill just before the setting Of
the sun?
Or who but the poet would venture to
express that intense feeling of Joy which
pervaded all minds when on the night of
the battle at Jonesboro, We heard in the
distance the faint rcyerberations Of the ex-
ploding magazines of Atlanta, that told US
that the rebels were evacuating the city,
and that at last we had reached the goal
assigned US in that grand drama of war
which extended over a whole continent?
have always wished that some artist
like Bierstadt or Kaufman could have
stood by my side on Kenesaw that beauti
full October morning, and fixed on canvass
thst beautiful picture of the vast forest at
our feet, with its bright autumnal foliage,
and the long lines of soldiers pointing to-
wards Dallas, while in the distance was
Alatoona, begirt with the white smoke of
the rebcl assault, and occasional glimpse
of the little signal flag through an embras-
ure, which told me through the skilful Of
ficer by NV side, that Corse was there, and
consequently that the place was safe.
Qr better still, that Beard or Healy could
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-28
THE INDIAN LINIMENT,

Ae a relief ready; killer Of pain, taken in
wardly, or outwardly applied has no equal For the
relief and of Rheumatic and Nestraigic AFecfioRs
Spyains, Bruises, de-, it is unequaled. 1t is also most
efficacous. taken iDwardy, in the Of Cholera,
Crdmps and Pains IN tse Stomach, Ditrrh9d DyseRtsry
Cholera MorbHs, Cholera ITGntsEa. de-, and is with
exception the most ,condefai PsRacea the world
affords. No FAMILY should be withoutit. Every
TRAVELLER by land or should have a bottle
MINERS and FARMERS residing at a distance
from Ph ysicans should keep it constantly on hand
In of Accidents and sudden attacks Of Stomach
Complaints, lis value cannot be estimated. Inquire
for 1f,siOr Ia NE : IN DIAN LTNfHENT, and take
no other Price, 80 cts. per bottle. For sale at
wholesale and retail by Demas Barnes Co., q Park
Row, n. " Gale Robinson, lo5 Greenwich-st, n.
" r. c. Wells Co., 1872 FutOn-st., n. " Chas. n.
Crittenden, 30 9th Ave, " ", and by respectable
Druggists throughout the world. None genuine un-
less signed by John Thos. Lane, and cOuntersigned
By J. I. LANE 4 CO., ProprietOrs, l63 Broadway,
Y send for Circular.
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/ have caught that gorgeous picture as we
rode out Of Atlanta that beautiful morning
in November, and turned to look at Allan
ia smouldering in its ruins, while long lines
of soldiers with white topped wagons were
| starting southwark they knew not whittier,
and the whole air resounded with that ia
vorite anthem of "John Browns soul goes
marching on" taken up from tile band by
marching columns as by a common instinct.
Or VINO will attempt the scene when
| Hazen's old division, after long weeks and
months of perilous marching down to the
sea, walked with colors flying, and dressed
; by brigades on the center, right into Fort
McAllister, and the loud shouts of men
reached lis across those rice fields, and even
carried back to our main camps, telling
( them that our fleet was gained aud that Sa
vannah's fate was sealed
| Or who but one who was present can
feel the magic effects of that shrill steam
whistle when the little tug Davidson came
/ up Cape Fear River TO us at Fayetteville,
and the wild yellS of our men told us that
every man realized that it was a message
from home?
Who does not remember the heartfelt
Joy when, at Smithfield, we heard the glad
tidings that Richmond had fallen; that Lee
was in full retreat, followed so soon by his
surrender?
But in our varied experiences we had at
J times to drink of the bitter cup of death
and loss.
Do you suppose any one can describe
the bitter anguish of that moment when
| Mcpherson, who had just left me in joyous
health, was brought back and laid dead at
nay feet or that terrific yell when the Army
of The Tennessee LEANED that their noble
commander, whom they loved so well,
would never again be seen in life, and that
to them Wac consigned the dread task of
revenge.
And last Of all when, at Raleigh, the sad
tidings came and hung over all for days like
pail that Mr.. Lincoln, our beloved PreSi-
dent, had been assassinaled by the coward,
william Booth. Even now tremble when
think what might have befallen the peo-
pie of Raleigh had not our men been long
schooled in the terrible lessons OF bloody
war Oh how we had looked forward to
that day when he should come forth to
meet US, with his tall form and beaming
eye, TO welcome us back again to our
homes, after our long and devious wander
| Tags. But it was not reserved for him, and
another did il in his stead, while the whole
nation stood by to proclaim with shouts of
Joy: Well done, good and faithful soldiers.
And now ! your old commander, after a
lapse CT more than two years, re-echo the
same sentiment and tell you: You hare
your reward, not in money or precious jew
els. not in land or houses. but in conscious
ness of noble duty well done, and in the
possession of these priceless memories that
will become more and more precious as
time rolls on. The day 1ill come when not
4 ln.n in this land Of ours but would share
with you his wealth could he say, like you,
that he, too, was OF the Army of the Ten
nesse. and could tell his children that be
had heard the first hostile shot at Fort
Henry, and the last boom of cannon ct
| Raleigh.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-28

LOUISA MUHLBACH AND HER WORKS.
The promptness with which the works of
| this German authoress have been published
by the Appletons ofNew York has created
the impression that she is q most rapid
writer. Indeed, some appear to think that
works of fiction flow from her pen with
unsurpassed frequency. This is quite a
mistake. 1t is some fifteen years since her
first work appeared, and the date of her
publications during the last ten years is
shown in the following list:-Archduke
John and His Time, ~ vols, 1S59-e3
These are generally small German volumes,
l6mo, pps. 200 to go, of which there are
six In work. like the translation of Marie
Antoinette; The Fugitlves in London, 8
vols, 1860; Franz Rackoczy, vols, 1861:
Frederick the Great and His Court, B vols,
1919, Frederick the Great and His Family,
1864. Second series of Frederick the.
Great and His Court, vols, 1864; Count
Won Beniowsky, vols, 1865; The Great
ElectOr and the People, vols, 1865; His
tOrical Pictures, 1862; second series, 3 vols,
1862; Historical Life Pictures, vols,
1864; Court Histories, 3 vols, 1862; The
young Elector, 3 vols, 1866; Joseph as
Emperor, 1859; Emperor Joseph and Maria
Theresa, 1868; Emperor Joseph H., 1859;
Emperor Joseph and Marie Antoinette.
1864; Emperor Leopold and His Time, 3
vols, in one, 1861; Empress Josephine, 8
vols, 1861; Queen Hortense, 1861; King
Henry the Eighth aEa lis court, no date.
The Court of Empress Cathsrine H., 1859;
Maria Theresa and Trenck, vols. 1862;
Napoleon in Germany, vols, l660-63;
Daughter of an Empress, vols, 1860;
Prince Eugene and His Time, s vols; Ras-
tadt und Jena, 1863; The Great Elector
and His Children, vols, 1866.
Miss Muhlbach was born in 1S4S, and
was married to her late husband il 1889,
and is fifty three years of age. She has
herself related the method which she pur-
sues preparatory to writing an historical
romance; she says: II have never writ
ten book without having studied before
hand the theatre of events. must get ac-
quainted with the land and people; must
know the country, its inhabitants and cities
exactly, in order tina: may represent viv-
idly and correctly"
The materials thus obtained .of the ca
reer ofthose great characters who figure so
prominently in her works have doubtless
been ample for several works relative to
each. The fieldin which she has wrought
has been so rich in great and stirring dra-
matte incidents, that it has required mas
terly hand to use them.
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a PhysiOlO3 3icaI View Of Marriage,
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eJ- The Richest Man in the World

Eytraot Of a Letter from Baron Solomon Rothsch.!d.
PARIS, sth April, 1864, Is Rue Fauby, ST. Honore.
Will you be kind enough~fO have forwarded 10 me
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send the same time the account will forward you
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Baron Solomon Rothschild having recommended
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The Kansas City & Cameron Railroad
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-16

CAST THY BREAD UPON THE WATERS. =
We met yesterday member OF the Eighteenth
Virginia regiment who during the late war was
taken prisoner and confined at Point Lookout
While there, noble-hearted and patriotic
Marylander visited the place, and though an
utter stranger, presented him and many others
with twenty dollars each, to relieve their press
ing wants; and our friend tells us it was
relief indeed, and he has no doubt saved the
lie of many gallant fellow who but for the
comforts it purchased would now be lying be-
meath the sod which covers so many OF bis! be-
roic comrades. After the war and bis. return
home our friend did not forget his benefactor,
but, being ignorant of his post-ottce address
wrote to various places in Maryland, until
few day ago he received an answer to his letter.
informing him of the whereabouts OF HIM he
Was seeking. The object of his visit here was
TO purchase a check for the sum gwen him,
which was done, and, accompanied with a let
ter of warm and heartfelt thanks, it was yeSter,
day sent to The stranger who, in the hour OF
his pressing need, stretched forth his hand and
with generous kindness relieved his wants
without hope or prospect of remuneration. :
+ 1Lyachburg AeavS. - liis E.:-'-'' 80
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