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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

bay
Wehail thee with ecstacy and delight.
All natures made renaseent b. thy smile
As balmy zephyrs steal through living green;
We crieve to know thou'lt stay so short awhile
But, hast'ning onward, leave us in the
sccne.--[ CroPrER.
Nav. The ever welcome and long renowned
month of MAY has home with all It's transcendent
beauty and grandeur. The groves have donned
their verdant attire. as If by magic. and 81 Da
ture is like enchantment.
The forest trees among whose barren borghs
the howing winds of Winter moaned are now
adorned with tender leaflets that rustic in the
quiet beeze like the robes Of spectral green. and
in the shady foliage the fitting songster warbl.
their sweetest notes.
The goddess, Spring, has gently caressed the
vegetation, and myriads of fowerets have blush
cd into beauty, and are crimsoned like the glow
ing checks OF a fair eamsel when wooed by her
ardent lover.
Wherever we cast the view, all is lovely. all j.
beautifully sublime. 1t is row we realize the
verse;" that our nature mingles with all ANNA
ted life. And. O. the useful lessons that unwrit-
ten nature teaches. Reader would you learn
to love with a-true heartl Ii so, when the cares
of weeks trial have ended and the bright Sab
bath morning gree;s you. stroll away into the
leafy bowers, and cull the semmy flowers, and
mhale the fragrance that Is borne upon the sigh
ing zephyrs that gently fans your brow, as IL
steals onward, pilfering sweet odOrs from every
opening bloom.
Here list thine ear to the cheerful songsters
as they join in their full chorus of praise: ram
bic onward over aowery meads and through the
skirted lawns. and in all things in nature see
how manifest is the principle of ;oveliness.
Gentle reader, adieu. We leave YOU to roam
amid these bright scenes hoping that you will al
low the better angels Of your nature to hold COM
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
NCHEsTER RANDOLPH MAY % 1861

mapon with The pure and beautiful, and MAJ
your heart be inspired with the lessons that are
contained in natures volume. may your path
way through the checkered scene Of life be deck
cd on either side with the spring-like gems Of
virtue, love- purity, and truth.
VILLA, INp., Nay 10. 1851.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

Coxrc STATE or THsos At Io;Tcorrhr-
A capital without say eap.ts'. 4 fFesiesnt
1i,hou. any president. 4 Seeretary Q: t@e
aavy without any navy. Secretary c. tie iate-
rior without any in.ts.c-. 4 Secretary OF t---
sicn aaA.7s u.lAog- any fsresia s1-ir'-
Pos:ra as.es General without zas 2a.. ci1cs- 4
judiciary vi.hoat az jasgineas. Aad il fac. al
Administration xi.a ort an Lad Q. AL
y. Y Leader.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

a CLERGYMAN in 4 country village desired his
clerk to give notice that there would be no ser
vice In the afternoon, he was going to ctfciGte
with another clergyman. The clerk. as soon I'd
the service was ended, called out: 81 am desir-
ed to give notice that there will be 10 service
this afternoon. as Mr. L. is going fishing with
another clergyman
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

.z-A worthy aia.s;ss o. c'syelAna. Z day or
.xo .,nee. ha.lsi re- oises 70 a captain u one
of the city companies. wis5 fsilo~ias remarks
"If sou meet secss-.opist -a1 have tine. Fray
for iae anfosssaatc us1 sscai. b-t Il you haven't
-ot time fo- rayiag, DO. - js.!fs sksor ksrs"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

Ma, get down cn sons kalas sad tsees
minute. phase"
"what or e.r.h sh-,i I 10 that for. pet'''
Cause. 7 rsp, 70 dra~ A. e'sgAsr.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

- Please. South csroi.aA. GcG't take any
more snuffiu At present. Yoar secession ad-
rsirers 10 Kentucky have sset-,i ;.e-sslvss
alncs, to eeatA Lou. Jour
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

s,o~ - resolve. be ssist to DO.
Teacb ye the FaIse how fght TIE True.
Iiow bucklsrec Perfiy shall feel
la hct black heart The Patriots steel;
How sure ihe bolt that Justice wings.
How weak the arm traitor brings.
How mighty they, who s,ead!ast stand
For freedoms Flag and Freedoms l-ad'
Apri. 90. 1851.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

Throughout the land there goes cry,
A sudden splendor fills the sky:
From every hill the banners burst.
Like buds by April breezes hurst.
In every hamlet. home and mart.
The hfe-beat OF a single heart
Keeps time 10 strains whose pulses mis
Our blood With that Of Seventy six.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
Gone at the Call of Their Country.

sfLss cOLGR0VE, ESQ. and Dr. X. w. HAM
ILTos haze enlisted In the service Of their country
Their and book accounts in hands for set
element Those owing them will take notice that The
money IL needed yery much. and viii confer great
favor 20 call on "a and pay up.
Nav ? r-6i BROWNE & CHENEY.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

The shot whereby the old aAg fe!l
From Sumter 5 BATTERED e.:aac,.
Struck down the lines of patty creed
And made ye one. in soul and deed
One mighty People, stern and strong
To crush tue coaSusam1ted wrong.
Indignant with the wrath, s aose roi
Sni.es a. l..e awful sword o. Goo,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

DEaw forth your million blades az one:
Complete the battle then begun.
God fights with We sni overhead
Floats the dear banner Of your dead.
They. and the glo.ies oe The Past.
The Future, dawning Gin snd yast.
And all the holiost hopes {. man.
Ars Leaming triumph in scuF raa'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

Oh, in soaF long forbeGrancc Eraac.
Slow 10 suspect the treason planned.
Enduring wrong, yet hoping good
For sake OF olden brotherhood,
How srander, how sublimcr f.r
At the reused Eagles call ye arc
Leaping from slumber 10 the fight
For Freedom and Chartei Risai.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

The cup is fall. Theythought 90 biEd.
The props vi State they undermined.
Abused your trust, your strength aenes.
And stained the Nation . zane 0. pride.
Now lit TO heavea your loyal trovs.
Swear once again yosr fathers vows.
And Gu. through traitor b arts track
To noblcr fame and freedom back.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
For the Journal
tut Iut JVurAAI.
W Y.
RUR Al SKET CHI NO. T.
BY suBRosA,

O joyous May. o pleasant, merry May.
With fragrant flowers. and veneral rays SO
bright;
Who crownst the forest with its gorgeous
bay
We hail thee with ecstacy and delight.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
WHOLE no. 28l.
To nm AMERICAN FEoPIE.
>, saYAaD rAY,oa.

fFsaa s.s y. y l.asss-s It
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

That .a'e. n h.lf-de.pair. s-.ds
"'Ihe Na.ion's ancient life is csaJ:
Hcs arm is weak, her blaol : eo.c
She hugs The peace that gives Aes goiG---
Tie shameful peace. that secs expire
Each beacon-lgh; o. patriot sre.
Aud makes her court a traitors Gen.
Forgive me this, ~ countrvaes!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28

CANCERS CURED on NO PAr.--Dr Swank win
be at the Edwards House again. from the 18th to
the 22d OF December.
The Doctor MSS very thronged with patients the
principal partof the time he was here; and we have
no doubt viii render general satisfaction, as heis
regular graduate Of one of the best Reform Medi-
cal schools in the United States. stands high as a
Physician in his profession, and has had twenty
years experience.
Retreats all forms of Chronic diseases and espe-
caly Cancers. in the successful treatment Of which
he is scarcely excelled by any Physician in the
west. He has more than hundred specimens Of
Cancers he took Gee. psesesve4ia spirits. 49,
He carries . full supply aud a variety of msdi
cines, and counsels free of charge.
See his Circular which contains from thirty five
to forty good certificates of cases he has cured.
5lml
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28
Ut. 1T. ' AJEN.
@. NJ. Gen. lnd. Vols.



Z There is no class Of persons so much to
be pitied as the insane: therefore. every ef-
fort calculstedto relieve them should be
carefully and faithfully executed. During
sur visits to the Insane Hospital we have
discovered what we thought worry great
omission ON the part of orr Legislature.
and after having had conversation with { Q
officers Of the institution. we 6nd that they
concur with us in that impressica. 1t is
simply this: The poor unfortunate inmates
who are compelled to wear away so many
long. tedious. lonesome hours. are totally
destitute of library or anything in the
shape Of reading matter The good citi.
zens Of Indiana can remedy this in very
short time. and we hope they viii do it.
Let the good wives and daughters of
Indiana go to work-examine our news
paper and periodical files. and bundle
them up and send the same by express to
DR.. Woodburn. the superintendent. who
will have the latter bound, while the
former can be uscl without. 1t matters
not how old or how. miscellaneous they
are: they will assist in making a book. and
that book will be read by tho patients
many of whom will be able to read inteli-
gently.
Papers throughout the State will please
copy the above. and, thereby confer ia
vor upon the patients in one Of our bensv-
olent institutions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28


Books F5k SotDIEss.-A writer in the Tnlisns
Jssrnsf recommends to the bcnevolently- mi nded
the import nee Of providing something for the
serssinment Of The soldiers in their winter conine-
nent in western Virginia To shssc religious peo-
pie, he says, VIII, have such horror Of ctrl play
ing. which is very prevalent in the army in the alb
sence of other an better entertainments. I would
suggest the collection Of ibrary Of useful and en-,
sertainins books There are m,ay books lying
idle on the shelves Of citizens which have been
read and long since laid aside. which might be
gathered together and forwasdei 70 our camps
And a few dollars judicisusly expended would pur-
eiise = large number ofnew books Of real value.
What sas the friesis Of company d, 9Th Regi-
nent1 Shall We send them box Of good and en-
sersaining books, religious. historical, bosraphi.
csl literary. etc.. sfc. such as We have read and
hare little further use fort The response. We ARE
sure, viii be unanimously in the Affirmative. Then
1t all who have spare book bring send il imme-
diAscly. with his her name written on the inside
Of the cover and to whom. IL any special ono, il j.
d,nsted, and we will have them boxed up and for
varied. in the care of Lieut.. Bennsy, who will
start bsck To Cheat M,untsin in the course Of a
werk q sto-( We are sure nesldng we coaLi send
our brave friends At Cheat VI ,nnt,in woulL afford
them more pie asurc and delight
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28
QuARrERxAsTER GExEnAL's OFF1cE.)
INDIANA VoLUSTEERs.

INDIANA foLtNlEE
indianapolis. Nov. %. 1861. ~
Ia the Ladies Of Indiano; xn.-.
| The Quar%esmastsr General desires. Son
his own behalf, and that of the Chief Mag
istrate Of the State. 10 acknowledge. III The
most public manner, their great indebted
ness to the patriotic women Of Indiana for
their prompt and liberal response to the
recent proclamation of the Executive. ask
! ing donations Of blankets and other sup
plies for our troops in the field. The Pc
cuniary value of the donations received at
this Department cannot be readily estima-i
ted. but they have reached many TONS
As far as possible all specific donations
have been distributed. as we'll as large
quantities simply designated by the donors
"For the most needy" Several tons,
however. of both descriptions OF goods are
still in store, which will be sent forward as
the necessities of different regiments arc
made known. and their condition. whether
stationary or in motion, makes it advisa-
hle and safe
The object Of the present circular is to
a?prizc the liberal and patriotic women of
indiana. that when the donations which
may now be partially prepared shall be
sent in. they may consider tive supply as
suffi risnt for the present. save only in the
article Of gloves or mittens. More Of these
are still needed. and it Is requested. in
complisnce with suggestions Of military
men. based on experience. that they be
knit with thumb andfore- finger. as more
comfortable than ordinary gloves. and m ore
convenient than ordinary mittens.
/ 4 suggestion in a former circular in re-
lstion to Hospital supplies must be en-
phatically repeated Hereafter this De-
Ipartment will decline to forward or receive
wines. jellies. preserves. canned fruits. OF
establcs Of any description. In numerous
instances valuable articles of clothing and
belling have been fouled by the breaking
or leaking Of vessels badly packed. anil tie
contents themselves spoiled and wasted.
II Is hoped past experience will be sufficient
ION this point.
Editors throughout the State will con-
fer renewed favor hy giving this circul II
an Insertion. ETxE
j. RI. VAJEN
! n NJ. Cao III Vols
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28
novel lsel.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Dv whine of an
~ EXECUTION, issued by the Clerk of the Marshal
Court Of Common Pleas In favor of William Dunn and
against James H. Nelson and Louisa Nelson to me d.
rcted, have levied upon and win Offer at Public Sale
the law directs Mt the Court House door in the town
Plymouth. Marshall county. Indiana. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER I, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 clock, and clock r. "a
of said day. the rents and profits for exceeding
years 81 tho following described real estate suafs
In said county Of Marshall aud State Indiana fo-w
The interest supposed To he the undivided third
said Lousa Nelson In and to the southeast quarter
the southeast quarter Of section No thirteen 49, town
ship thrtythrcc 3Jl, norh of rangr IN cast forty
acres, subject TO mortgage given to Johnson Browpe-
by said Louisa Nelson, for S9p. dated Frby. ls 1851;
also the southeast quarter Of the souhw-st quarter
section No. eighteen S), in fown-hi, No. thirty
fi north, Of range No. two (z) east. containing 40
acres more or less, with all the appurtenancs thereto
belonging.
II the and profits for years said real estate
will not sell for sufficient satisfy said Exrcun
interest," costs and accring costs win at the tire
and place or kr sale to the highe2t lawful bidder the
right tito al interest Of the said defendant In and TO
the SANE so much hofo may DO necessary to satis
the said writ.
nov IA 2f4 o. NJ. BARNARD. Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28

THaSEsssvrSo DAs.--This is thanksgiving day.
and, as there are many blessings for which We can
siscereiy thank God, notwithstanding the bloody
war in which We are engaged, which after all may
prove blessing IN Disguise. let all unite in of
fering tn incense ofgneful hearts to Jehovah
sor past hvors. and invoke His continued care for
. people, fsr without His aid and perfection
We can do nothing. Lssss, therefore, humble our.
selves under the nsishey hand OF God. who uill in
due time ex at Ss and give success over
emies ss sssa IS ve are prepared in mind to give
Him The sl,<y, and N do unto Others would
that sskcrs should 10 unto "a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28

syow.-lt comm enccd showing here Friday
afternoon rapily, and kept il up nearly all day and
night Saturday, and at SHIRT intervals. but not long
q : sime, on sasiay and " inlay. II aho snoxei
Ani.ch os two deep TUESDAY night. but yesterday.
she weather, which at m time since the commence
ment Of the storm h ID been very cold. moderated
ami mnch Of the snow melted. especially where the
sun had hair chsnce at e. Ezra n snow fell on
Saturday To m Ike pretty essi s:eighing hid the
ground been frosen, Or The weather few degrees
colder
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28


Moses A. kidwriL Foreclosure Of NIortya<r
John Gardner and
Lucy Roi,nson.
The plsinfin In the above entitled by ID. T.
Phillips his attorney, has filed in my offer his complaint
against the defendants for Foreclosure Of Mortgage and IL
appearing by the OF competent person that the
defendants, John Gardner and Lncy Robinson
residents Of the State Of Inana they hereby notified
of the filing and tendency Of said nplainf and that
unless they acmlr thereto, at cali
ing Of said the first day Of the Of
said Conrf To be bcgun and held nj the Court House in
the iowa of Plymouth. the frat MONDAY Ia .braary
A. ID, 1857 said complaint and the matters things
therein contained and alleged will heard
ell in his absence.
2s 1861. n4ta HR pERSlfIxC Clerk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28

OA prairie wolf was over short distance
west Of this place, on Tuesday. morning. b. the
srsin going cast and killed. There we're two of
khem together on the track when first seen by the
'esgiseG~brtsuf Of shem finding the sraia gain
ing him i.rtrd on 70 one side. the other. IL Is
supposed. became hexi,dered and tried to save
his bacon By Gus running the train. but it was f.i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28
HoofIANp,s GERMAN PilI.

being well known throughout Europe and America needs
eommcndaton here. They purely vegetable, arc
prepared with great exactness, and susaroafed No
better Cathartc Pill can he FUND PRICE IS per box
These medicines prepared b. DR.. c. VI. JAcKsoS
Co. Philadelphia, Pa and St. Louis Mo-, and sold ty
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere The sg-
nature Of c. W. JACKSON VIII be tbs outside Of each
bottle or box
Incur Eecrybcays Almanac. Published annually you
via find testimony and comn~nstory notices from all
parts OF the country These Alanacs given BY
I'll our agcnia fetftt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28
AND FOR SALE.

IRe following described real estate; The vest
nalIX ths nosth-west quartcf Of section g. town
ship 3D. range three. 30 acres, and the north west
quarter Of the south west quarter OF the sarne scc-
ton, township and range, 40 acres, in Marshall
county, Indiaps, win be sold very low for cash.
Apply to AUSTIN McDOW ELL. admir-,
OF the estate OF Joseph Harmon. deed at Xenia,
Ohio. or 70 8. w. BENpcsk, Tfppccanoe township,
Marshall Co.. Indiana. Oct 3 m 9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28
pThe following letter from Lieut. ". II, Ben
a. sfesAp>. a.s0 ID. RI s, asis hsslf
xkboue an int.oducsosy scenarios tom rs: =



vAL,ARAlso, Nov. 23d, 1861.
Ma MArrrScLY Il am in recruiting for the 9Th
sss'sss 1 e s.,s | s Of in
IhAve mislaid. Your son William had been quite
N, bat when 'Ileo Md SOAR reecsersd a. % BE
able 70 walk and get arousd quite comfortably.
Capt Jskslsoa wishes siz god men. TO take the
place Of that number who are not stout enough to
send = ssIdie's life 7lfthsssaFe any that vish
10 join they can leave their names with yourself or
the Post Master. and win be in your place
5000 70 receive and send them forward. We
also Want ten lsdies. for nurses, cooks and Iaun-
dresses. Mis Ffzeld. ady Of Valparaiso. has
been selected As Mssron. She is graduate Of an
eastern medical college. Any Lady wishing to go
1iv4 yons yisiniH san address herr Theie qssSi-
fcAtons As 70 character must be certified 10 BY two
Ministers. and As to health BY Surgeon.
E ~ Yours. truly,
w. r. BssSsr. Liess. ca. n. 9Th Reg I. w.
.r10Co Recruiting Officer.
Here Is fine opening for youn, men who are
willing 70 serve their country. Those who refuse
mast NOT ak fse minors and emsluments after the
~~ il II they do they will be badly beaten.
Only those who fight now enjoy oakcial honors,
~ general RUE. during the present generation.
i-ftsr ---- ss-----
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28
oN-RESIDENT NOTICE

IN
State Of Indiana, Marshall County. IS.
In the Marshall Circuit Court February Term, 1s2.
"a. wALrva AaRoss,
JAcop AAsoxs
The paintif in the above entitled cause, Ivy John
ID. Dcvor. her Attorney, has filed in my once her
complaint against the defendant aud II appearing by the
affidavit % cotetent that the defendant Jacob
Atrons, Is loIresdrDf ~ the State &c Indiana no
Is tereF- hereby notified the fpg asi peEency OF
aid complaint linst him. aud unless he appear
or denur thereto. at the calling of said 60,
day Of the next Of said begun held al
the Cari:Yuse in the tawn " Plymouth, the second
Monday Of February. A. d., ls said complaint and the
matters AMI things therein and alleged will
be heard and determined i'm his absence.
Attest,
noa2snff3 II. r. PERSHING, Clark
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28

suiFefine as we have suffered, to make use Of the
only true and sure cure for the diseases already
mentioned 49, ss%s< mss. GwiN,
ifRs. BRESSAN,
MISS HEAroN,
G.. C.. SPEsMAN.
See Advertisement 1924
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28
MAiRRTED

By Elder s. v. R. Coon. on the 10th inst. in Tip
pso~noe Township, MARSHALL Co.. Mr.. SLAvry GA
HAN of Ohio. to Miss RACHEL b. CALVES OF Tippe
canoe Tow nship. MarshaIl County, Indians.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28

Cnavox OF TrxE.-7The mail train from she
west arrives now about half past nine O'Clock, q.
IN, and from the east about half past seven. p m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28
TINE ONLY PREPARATION
.i1 va a. -ti THAT HAS
Stood the Test Of Years,
s4s .aio AND CROWS MORE AND + ~ II
More Popular Every Day !!


More Popular Every Day !!
Testimonials ne,s, and almost without number might
be given from ladies aud gcntemen in all gradesof scvcty,
whose united testimony could resist, that Professor
Woods Hair Restorative will the hala and gray
and the hair Of the youth 10 old in all its
youthful beauty.
eA u Battle Creek, Mich, Dee a. lsss
fRor Woop- Thee wilt pleas accept line 70 inform
thee that the hair head all fell on twenty years
ago. caused by cnplica chronic dsease, attended with
eruption the hesl \ continual Of suffering
through lfs having rcluscd rsto state o. feDncc,
3 g. sSs s p or q nv S head
has surd extremely from cald This induced ma 70 pay
S sssl sss s s ssns bad on s Ss s
Anens last Thas~ kfhfnly blovpd tho direcfons and
and the bald SPOT covered with hair thick and bsek
though short ana II b also coming IN all over my head
Fe.snT ron6dnt that ans<ss h1tr bottle would rrsre
entirely and permanently. fc anxious to perseves in
a. order On hin thine agent for Siis and 70 Sy,e
s ss tad to e widow sns the thai
~ -'r' y Thyfiend ny '~s' srssxx k,ssr
ELL. tisspisr Noble Cps Ind, Fsb-s lss9.
year 1851 while attending the State ana Sassnsi Law
Schca of e Stale Of New ler pyhair Roma cause pn,
in the short sp q TX sosihs he whole srpir psrs Of
much y sssS Ss f Ssi5S s 4 L: and
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-28

B-csssress heesr la~zs Nysdsy.t II advance
copies Of the Presidents Message have been sent
vestve may receive is in time for our nexs issue
j bAa = - very sssses- 1874