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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29
Single Tickets, 50. Six Tickets, 81
To be dro,rn at Cincinnati. Ohio.
On Monday, June 4th, 1850.

would respectfully inform my friends and atronsrat
my EIGHTH ART-rNIoN DISTRIBUTION VIII he
Irawn at CINCINNATI Ohio Monday, June 4h lsfs'-
ON which occasion Fees Hundred magnificent prizes ~
b. distributed the et -hors Anfong tsn are rhrr-
Hundred Prizes American Gold, Prize alone being
s0o aud one $780, the remainder ranging from e. 20
INTO $500 Trrc il Also Priz~ 81 Hor-e Buggy
d Silvcr-iouncd Harness worth $40 sndone 81 k-e-
wool Plane worth s.gs, 10th e xhib Prizes veil
" nth the MONEY There Fcur Hundred Gold and Nil
y, s5T, h nom them ara sr heavy Gold Eng.b
Watches one American Sporting WATCH two ladys God
Enaurlcd Dsnond-e wa,css ana .ae re .a So
peces and nut up the retail price, and viii he eXnen-
ged il they 20 not give tner are Tn nhe
Prizes consist Of Solid and Double Coral
Garnet and Gold Enameicd Breastpin. and Ear-rings
Rpessn;ns: Loet Rings Seal Rings Regard Rner. and
plain Cold Kings fine Gold Loekets; Gold Pens silver
Shirt Studs and Sleeve Buttons, etc The whole
number Of 800. and the tickets being limited 70
7oe gives than Of one chance In every
Tickets T7es.ffA Ezt ~ -
The public NAV rest assured that my business s condue
cd in perfectly fair and honorable manner have irrs
have inrarssv oome on on the day adversi-s
Prizes h,ve always been sent TO the Iiekct-non Az
the money Sor tickets is sent at my risk ana u - s ~
will make il good to the person endine NJ
All Prizes drawn by persons present viii he orvardea
to tire Fcket-holdcr within one week rem tne ssy -
Drawing either by Mail Express free Of "a ~
INV risk Persons at distance who cannot attend the
Drawing Themselves will stand the same chance a. though
they ss.s pFsn 4 ,s sns i@s resides : ss.s. % Is
may be on visit TO the city on the DAY Of prs.ns.
4 A
| Of bolderr whether fortunate not
The Premium Of ten cent in Je~eiry VAN pe
lowed 10 Agents selling six Tickets, or Wwsre Aeents
selling So upward viii r allowed Premium Of Ten PER
cent. In Gold. .t1tttE1AJ -fIi.t - 4. tnNh
All responsible persons requested 70 act az Agenfs ps
The sale III nv Tickets In ordering Tickets Tor this Eater
Prise be sure and say, For Eighth Artunicn Draw
inrn otberwise Tickets might be sent in my regular
10 order more Tickets they have certainty Of filing
IsnsoId Tickets positively be returned It least on<
| week previous to the day Of Drawing.
Single Tickets So SIX Ticket SIS; Twelve Tickets so
n8~AlI orders must be addressed TO L. u. SINE boz
7le, cincinnatis Ohio yfDG 1TIoqi Z
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

OK OF rnr MOST rIEssiSe at the time e1ctivs
remedies for Dyspepsia and all other diseases arising from
morbid condition OF the stomach andliyer is Dr. otetters
Bittcrs 1t not onl removes the disease omte system.
but by giving tbs organs Of Digestion aids them in
their functions All who have trod It Acknowledge its
cccncc and surrriority and we thercfc commend II te
known to need prie IL Is thcree scsrcy necessary Of
this time mors direct aiention TO- this prorara
tiop which 4 Certainly unequalc y any before the public
ntished A. Ne are that wide spread reputation must
prove c;enf 10 s all Of its exelIence as selif and
rcuedy br an dseascf o. the steuaeh-srs or Hli
sold ~ iu,sgi-t. every where 2i1 E%ar nc4
nx5- 500 advertisement in another column. In.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29
Indiana Freie Halter

This valuable paper has now become permanent
iy established in our city, and We wish to remind
our Republican friends that it stands them in hand
to aid IN its circulation. Great good can be ac
complished by considerable time and trouble be
ing expended in charging the circulation of its
readers, and thereby extending its influence IL is
published every Thursday by Robert Freund e.
Co, at 50 per year in advance-Laporte Herald
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

u Il has long been the habit of rhe Opposition
in this State to charge selection frauds, "npors-
ed voting ETC., upon the Denocracy.-fndiunap-
oils Sentinel.
mocracy, to be guilty of ten times more than they
have ever been charged with.-N. A. Tribune.
That's so, Mr.. Tyibune- You hit the center
that shot, plumb. Try it again. 1t may be Of
some service to the country to strike the candle
box gentry where they live occasionally, that the
honest portion of that cheating and intolerant par
ty may see how hypocritical arc all their loud pro
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

4 We call special attention 70 the strong remarks
make by NJ: wigfAll. 10 he House Of Representa-
lives, on Thursday March 21d., He represents
she State of Texas. Eorthern frcemcn uili zee Al
axlanoe what tho are likoly to get from the South
IN the shape of Homestead BILL 1t il legitimate
to give away land by the millions Of acres 20 20
litioal rairoud men, out the hard working man has
no more right to be allowed to cnltirese waste
lansl and To own il. than Sostherner has 10 fe-
mand that government shall buy slaves Tor him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

In reference to the application of Mrs
Judah, of Vincennes. for divorce from
her husband, the Sun says "the sworn ev-
iience of the defendants own children
against him would blackcn the character
of the devil himself"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

~ We gave last week the amount Of the YER
dict obtzincd BY NJ A. o. Packard, Trustee Of
Center township, against the County. Mr.. Pack
Ard claimed 81 50 cents per day for his services.
but the jury allowed him emily 81 40 cents This.
we understand, vas compromise verdict. Some
Of the ;sry being IN favor Of allowing him only 81
% cents, while others thought he ought to have
Al 50 cents As most Of the witnesses testified that
the services were worth that amount. Mr.. Pack
ard had = large number Of witnesses summoned TO
psove the. value Of his services, one or two Of
whom, We are crcdbly informed, of his political
stripe, swore they we're worth - 90 day, or so
s<eats nsreshan the la in any event allows II is
= wonder shey dkl'ns say - instead Of 81 The
usesns, wishshe costs Of sait. has to be paid oas
aofake township fands and not out OF the County
treasury a. some suppose The Judgment having
been rendered against the County when the Law
provides that the Trustee shall be paid out ofmo-
mics belonging to the township, It seems to Us that
it should be set aside.
From the givings out We hear from certaiaquar
tiers thc Democratic leaders hercabouts expect to
uahs siarge amount Of political capital out Of THU
vis, bat we rather think shey viii discover in tho
en yhst they bare cut their own shroats with heil
oxn weapons. and bcen engaged in the silly opera
vtisu Of irving 10 bore very large hole with al
eereesGng,y small anger. They will Try to show
We suppess. that the Republicaa Commissioner
npefasns 70 allow P.ckasd and Schlasb their jus
sd1nins I'm the county 70 an unnecessary expense
6bouf enc hundred dollars. bal, God bless their sim
Me souss how long win Is take fos rs TO shov Tia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29
Mr.. Douglas and his sedition Law


In the course of the Seditien Law speech
of Senator Douglas, in the Senate the other
day, he said: :.
Harpcr's Ferry crime was the natural
logical, inevitable result of the doctrines
and teachings Of the Republican party. as
explained and enforced in their platform,
their partisan presses. their pamphlets and
books. and especially in the speeches O
their leaders in and out Of Congress.
"Mr. President, the mode of preserving
peace is plain. This system of sectional
warfare must cease. The constitution has
given the power. and all We ask OF Con
gress is to give the means, and we, by In
dictments and convictions in the fedora
courts Of our several States, will make sucl
examples Of the leaders of these conspira
cics, az will strike terror into the hearts o.
the others, and there will be an end of TIN
crusade. The great principle that under
lies the organization of the Republical
party is violent, irrecoaeilahle, eternal war
| fare upon the Institution of'American sla
very, with the view Of its ultimate extinc
ton throughout the land. Sir, l comics
the object of the legislation 4 contemplate
lis to nut down this outside interference i
to rerrcss the '.irrepressible confict." .. a,:
s.1n other words.''. saysthe Albany Eve
ming journal, s"Mr. Douglas has invente
a plan for indicting q million and ahaif (
Epeaceble citizens for an offence commute
lby seventeen white men and five negroes
The fact of being Republican. is to be Il
ken as psima face evidence Of complicit
with conspiracy. and those found Guilty
the crime Of belonging to the Republics
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29
A Kentucky Vigilance Committee Defied.

LOUISVILLE, Mdrch ~
A man named Hansom, who was recently expell-
ed from Berea, Madison County, n.y., with John
g. Fee, has returned. The Committee again Or
dered him from the county, but Hansom, with
twenty five or thsrty associates armed with rifles.
fred upon the Committee. Nobody was wounded.
Hsnsom's party barric,ded tiemse yes in house
The Committee is composed oftweiI,yive or thirty
persons armed with revolyers- A military force
has been ordered from Lexington, and it il thought
the disturbance will soon be quelled.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

9. II We announced last week our intention to
continue our comments this week in reply to an ar
tcle which appeared in the Democrat Of the week
pee,ious, but want Of space compcls US to defer
what we intended to say for another week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

~ The Democrats of this township held Con
~ension at the Court House on Saturday afternoon,
after the adjournment of the Republican Cooven-
ton, and nominated w A. o. Packard. ESQ, for
reelection to the Office Of Trustee As that party
has N undoab<ed majority in this township, and
win probably elecs their nominee, it is to be re-
GREETED that they did not select one who would at
scnd TO the duties of this important Office in more
systematic and less expensive manner than Mr.. P.
did during the year pas.. If reelected it is pre-
sumcd he viii pursue the same expensive method
No pledges ef economy OF retrenchment were
made, We understand, either by the Convention or
die nominee This doctrine, like many others, has
been discarded and rcpudiated in practice at least
By the Democracy generally This is unjsst 10 the
already overtaxed and oppressed working classes
Il took Mr. Packard II days to attend to the bust
ness Of the township the past year, which, every
one admits could have been transacted by COM
pesent business man, in less than half the time
II renains to be seen whether the Democratic ma
jorisy Of Center township viii impose heavy and
grievous burdens upon themselves for the sake Of
gaining paltry party triumph.
Htke Republican candidate for Trustee is elect
ell, We feel authorized to say. that he does not ex
pect to derive sufficient income from the Office q
support himself and family, but win devote GER
tai. days in each month to the business, and thu
greatly reduce the expenses of the township
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29
REPUBLICAN STATE TNKET.

FoH GOVERNOR,
HENRY s. LANE, Of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON. of Wayne.
go FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM \. PEELE, Of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY. of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
1a FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JAMES G.. JONES of vanderburg.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT.
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK or SUPREME COURT.
JOHN r. JONES. Of Lagrange.
roR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
NILES j. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

& NJ 1t Il astonishing how rapidly a truly valua-
BILE medicine comes into general use. 1t is but
little over year since DR.. John Bull commenced
the ma lufacture of his Compound PICTORIAL Of Wild
Cherry and now il would be difficult to find town
Of any note in the United States where it is not
known and used, and its wonderful powers acknou-
edged, and in many instances BY physicians them
selves II ,,.'.... -.',l.- -. s. ,..t.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

Which publish to-day, should have an extern
Gve circulation. We have printed few hundred
extra copies of this number of our paper. which we
win dispose Of to Gibbs and individuals at the rate
OF 81 per hundred ior any quantity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29
CURvEY- NOTICE.TNotice is hersb!

|SURVEY- NOTICE.TNotice Is hereby
~ given that the undersigned With the County Surveyor
ionic the rcrnrrs Of he land IN section 10 ~
range east in Marshall county, Indians 70 nest % the
premises and continue nom DAY to-day until al "'
Non resident Of land in said scticn who .n 20
or providc for de1fayins their portion the e1prnse u
said survey win BE- returned to the County Audor and
denqucncies placed on the tax dupcsfs and cee>
a as1 q is g i sSs 0oH xoos S1LIEf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

Hon. c. ID. MUasAr, Of Howard county, is talk
ed Of as candidate for Congress in the 18th Dis
trict. We were intimately acquainted with Mr..
NJ in days of yore, and think that it will be difficult
for the Republicans Of that District to fnd more
suitable standard bearer in the coming exciting
canvass. Like, ourseIf, he was brought up in .
Slave State, and knows something about the mon
strous evils of slavery, socially and politically, and
lis, consequently, opposed to its spread. Heis, be-
sides, an able and fluent speaker, and if nominated
will be elected BY larger mJority than any other
Republican has yet obtained in the l1th District.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

We we're honored the other day with an invita-
ton from the proprietor Of the above popular and
veil kept Hese. 10 call down and dine with him,
which We of course accepsed- Among other rari-
ties and good things with which the enterprisins
host treated his guests on this occasion was boun-
siful supply Of fresh lettuce, which had been bro,
from New Orleans II was excellent, notwith-
standing its southern origin Gabe is always on
the look out for something nice and rare to graft
'fy the pa,ates of his boarders and the travelling
public.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

~ The Stat: Sentinel, the State organ Of the
Indiana Democracy, ridiculcs and opposes the
Homestead Bill. Il evidently prefers that the nm
appropriated lands Of our Territories should be con-
vcrted inte few large plantations titled exclusive
ly By siae labor, rather than that they should be-
come the happy homes Of thousands of intelligent,
enterprsing and posperous free white laboscrs; as
they will inevitably II the Homestead Bill becomes
law.-So. Bend Register. go. --,s..- -
The Plymouth Deoerat, the organ efthe Mar.
shall county Drmocracy,is mum onthe' sabcct Of
this great measure. We should like for it TO dc
fine its position, it is pot afraid fthe conse
uucuccs. - -sE-f...s q. .fte ofar,tre aft .sas8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29
A CARD TO TIE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONcO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

Ut Are infallible for
removing Stoppages or
Irregularities of the
Menses.
The pills are nothing
new, but have been used
by the Doctor in his
practice for may years,
both in France and
America, with unparal-
leled success, in every
case; and he is urged by
many thousand ladies
who have used them, to
make the Pills public,
for the alienation of
these suffering from any
Irregularities whatever,
preventative to ladies
whose health will not
permit of an increase of
family.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29
Notice of Sale.

MI E subscriber will offer at Public Sale 20 tho
i highest bidder, at his residence in Walnut
township, half mile east of Argos, on 4 +
Saturday, March 81, 1860,
The following personal property, to-wit:
One yoke of Oxen; two fresh Milk Cows |:
ten heal of four year-old Steers, well
broke to work; nine heal of Stock
Hogs; Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, &c. &c.
TERMS.-Six months credit will be given on
all sums three dollars by purchasers giving
notes with approved security, waiying valuation
and appraismrnt laws; on all sums of three dollars
and under cash in hand. Sale commence 10
O'Clock. q. m, on said day.
mar DIS e reFren PETER 'CRoCO.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29
Misrepresentation and imposition by ). D. Hard
man, "analytieai Physician. aud Physician
for the LungS,r-S anduSky City TextimOnialS

SIRYou know that only through most pitiable plea
Of poverty, sacred OF hon
orab motives, with the declaration that wished 70 To-
in unoc1pied locality where you could obtain
small prosecute your studies
you nduced sign the recommendation that you are
paradng before tho public You very well Know that no
rspahe or rerube physician Of this City would have
,,,, as cDnipcfcnt the diseases long
ratalooc of which YOU enthusiastically announcing to
the public and much less would any Of tis ha'e endorsed
vr laneess cascouade about your connection with the
sCincinnati Marine Hospital and Inyalids Retreat,
corresponding Member of the London Medical Society OF
Observation" Auor of Letters Invsliis, Editor, &c
To prevent practice Of imposition the pub
lie by this unauthorized OF names, publish this
card DiN'L TILDEN,
gtitr9 v.. .1Hrs X. X. McMEANS,
$50 81 -rus-fs i. s. LANE, 30 e
- A. AUSTIN, ....-7
II. L. D0SAHCE-
santusky City, Ohio March 18th, 1860.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

- Pregnant females, or
: those supposing them
: selves so, are cautioned
= against using pills while
!. in that condition, as the
: proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the
Z above admoniiion, al
= though their mildness
= would preventany iniu-
? ~ to health otherwise
= these pills are recon-
mcnded. Directions &C =
, complnying each Box.
= PRIcE 81 90.
: n B--Ask for DR. Du-
/: ponco's Golden Pills.
- See signature on every
box. You then obtain
/. a pill you may depend
- upon.
. Ladies by enclosing
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

saniusky city. Ohio, March 18th, 1850
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-29

FoR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLiC INSTRUCTION
NILES j. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Samuel Johnson assignee VS. Coister Haskns.
By virtue order of sale from the probate court
of wood county OIL will offer for sae,at the door Of
the court house in Pcrrysburgh, on
Saturday, September 22nd 1860,
between the hours of IL o'clock M aud o'clock p,
m of said day the norteast quarter of section num-
Der twelve (l2) of township number four T4l north
range number ten [l0l east except town lots in the
town of Portage and two acres south side portage
river and south half of the south quarter of
ton number seventeen III of township number
three 81 north range number eleven [1ll east, all
in wood county, ohio: said real estate being sold as
the property of Colster Haskins under an assign
ment for the be eft of creditors, and free from all
liens and membranes by way of dover or other
wise. SAMUEL JOHNSON Assignee.
James Murray atty of Assignee.-l4w6$3,75
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27

-"Mother," exclaimed little poet of four
summers, "lsten to the wind making music
for the leaves to dance by"
The value of the cotton crop ofthe Slave
Statests this year will be 5000, 900, 600, and
the corn crop oft he free States, $3.50 100000
Judge sprague, of the United States
Court, one Of the starnchest old wings in the
city of Boston, has declared his preierepce for
Lincoln.
There is a rumor that Pennsylvania
railroad company has been defrauded oj
100000 by collusion of ticket seller with
several conductors.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
OXygeNated E5ittcPS
SURE CURE FOR
DY SPE PS A
and

All Disease, haring their Orig,i" in Imperfect Di
gesti0n or DerdHged condition
eCthe Stomach.
There is no remecy known to be so ctlcacious in
removing this general disease-this general prostra-
ton of the whole man, the OXygenG'ed Bittcrs.--
they attack the disease in its ctidal by reyivng the
sinking po wers of the patient; by restoring lost APP
petite correcting acidiy purifying and strengthen
ing the gastric juice capable ofprop-
ery and thoroug hly dissolving the food thus form
inp healthy chyme and chye, and preparing the abb
soTbeets 10 take mp the nourishment and carry it
into the system thus renovating the old and crazy
machine 6y new modelling and purifying the whole
mass Of Llood In word,it can be shown from bun.
Jrcds of certificates from the most eminent and re-
liable persons that there is no medicine calculated
70 pour oil into the exhausted lamp OF life like the
Oxvgennt9d Bitters,
Iet nh then when health beginsto fail, when the
vital mowers frstseem to be giving way, when appe
tite first be rims fail aud the nerves to tremOle,
whom n man instead ofbeing restored by sleep,
"Tired natures sweet restores"
nnds bimaclr more tired in the morning than wheh
ne wentto bed at night--let him delay no loh3crou
immediately commence taking the liitters. lie Will
soon find as haze, the Tagging powers OF nature re-
viyinp and general health returning bnt u Is ul
nece sary to say more as no one can know the val
ua of this medicine until he tries it.
- JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor.
Dealer in Patent Medicines. Fancy Goods and Toll
ct Articles, cor. Fourth and Walnut sts, Cincinnati
Ohio,
For by Peck & Hamilton Perrysburg; VIM
Hood. Bowling Green; llnskins, Roller " haSE'hs,
Porta ge; H. II. Atkins, New Westlield; Laskey Pratt
& Ilin1sdalp. Gilead,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
WAGON AND CARRIAGE sno

THE subscriber. would inform thefarmers ofwo
Il County, and others interested that he is In
nished with a good stock of seasoned lumber an
iron, and is prepared to manufacture wagons hing
gies &C., to order. BLACKSMITHING done n
lower rates than at any other establishment in town.
Wagons and Carriages repaired on short notice.
One and two horse Wagons, Whippletrees &C.,
on hand and for sale at reasonable rates.
PAINTING done to order and executed in IL e beA
manner.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly filed.
N. B.-Cal at the building formerly occupied by
G. W. Lang. JOHN BADER.
Perrysburg March 8, ,1s6O--44m4.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27

VIM H. Ewing VS.. Jonathan Salisbury.
By virtue OF an order of sale issued to me from
the court of common pleas of Wood comfy, Ohio in
the above entitled cause shall offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the door of the court house in Perrys-
burg, in the county aforesaid on
Saturday, October goth, A. d. 1860,
between the hours of one and two o'clock p NJ, the
following ed lands and tenemcnts situate in
Wood county, Ohio, to wit The northwest quarter
ofsection number seventeen 90 in township four
az north Of range ten 10) east, containing Que hum
dred and sixty acres. G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook, atty of prf.
Sept. l3 1S6O-l0w6S3