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Coz. 10 4 HEBER In the appointment Of En-
Coy. HILBERT to the ooloneicy of the Louisiaps
4 ArtllsFy and the position of Chief Of Engineers
! Cor. Moore has made q selection which shows !
wise discrimination, and one which gives universal
satisfaction Col Hebert il emphaticaly tie
light n1an il the right place.
native of Louisiana, Col. Hebert was educated
At The Military Academy at West Point, ENTERING
thatinstituton in 1885, and graduating with dis.
fineaon N l840 at the head Of his class. In 1915
he was appointed State Engineer for Louisiana, in
which position be showed himself thoroughly com
petent to discharge the important duties Of the
ONCE. When the war with Mexico occurred. he
was appointed Latenant- Colonel Of the Fourteenth
Infantry. Withhis distinguished and gallant career
~ Mexco the public IS already acquainted having
been hreyetted full Colonel for gallant and merto.
rlaaz services at the bloody battle Of Molino del
flsy, on The 8th of September, 1917.
These are the military services Of Col. Hebert
INT hs civil services are scarcely less conspicuous
As member Of the State Convention in 1859. and
Governor Of Louisiana from 1853 to 1856. Col. He.
bert displayed legislative and administrative a.
pacites which conpofsed we'll with his well.earned
reputation as q soldier. The Slate Of Louisiana is
fortunate in having such citizen for the respon-
sible and honorable post which has been assigned
him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

l4os5Is1AEA Mutual Insurance CoMPASY.-An
slestion HI this Company, to serve for
ensuing be held this day at the office
I Ct kaes Company between the hours of 10 a. III.
sse notice.
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pirIt IntercotErso-Dr. FMS. ". NIans-
ElEsp distinguished Writing TEST slEDIIt,r
convinced " Or respectable and Intelligent AT
zHs 6 ae spirits TO communicate has by The soea
1s0n 81 ~ lls fians consented to keep his
ct No. ~, Canal street hat those Who hav
frens AS Il. ~ Free 81 per communication.
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No. 1875 Canal Street.

,
AT THEIR NEW STORE,
No. 126 Canal Street.
Have just received, per ships Kate DYER and st.nho
Crowe from Have, their full and complete assortment Of
SPRING GOODS which they call the attention or oi,
friends and the public, viz
RICH EMBROIDERED GRENADINES.
Colored and Pl,n Silk Musins
Embroidered and Plain English Bareres.
Printed Organdies and NGuslins
:. Jconas and Brillantines
Real and Imitation Iacs Shawls.
Manllas
Burpous.
Black SILK Manti'las.
Printed Lincu Cambcs and Lawns
Rich Embroidered Lace and Linen Cambria Hdkrs.
Embroidered Jaconet and Swiss Bands.
Real and Imitation Black Lace Wells
Embroidered and Plain Grenadine and Barege sba yls
EaleL cienne, Point d. Aelcon and
Applique seE and Pelerines.
Fe Mitts, GauR,les and Gloves u
French and Scotch Jacone Null Edsinr, rp,ertins
ParnSos Marquisss md Demi- Parasols
Lisle Thread Cotton aud Silk Hosiery every description
Fans, Ribbons, Brushes, rerfumeries, etc.
Mems and Boys Linen and Cotton Shirt. and 1rrd.r,t
Together with
FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods.
GIG Ell Il JAMISON
A@6. ................Cana1 street...,,., 1aG
Between st. Charles and Caronde!et str,efs
fz1S 2g6t
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III OCEANS q ADnrs At q meeting Of this gallant
company he'd ga Friday last, resolutions tributary
A. the saenlor5 # their deceased brother.in-arma.
Ars Thomas Hunt Uhlhorn, were offered ana
adopted. The resolutions contributing to the sad
memory Of fiae lpss Of valued friend and com.
paniens are pub lished in another column.
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Collecting Agency!
COR. CANAL ST. AND EXCHANGE PLACE, mo, f,
NEW ORLEANS.

.8"
COR. CANAL ST AND EXCHANGE PLACE, mo, &,
NEW ORLEANS.
The undersigned has established the agency and
pectuy offers his services to Popetor and Editors Of
Country Newspapers Being with tho city press for
the past nine years. he is fully posted in the business He
will also attend to CITY COLLECTIONS.
D. d. O'BRIEN.
&5"ofiee hours from O'Clock A. NJ to p. NJ, and from
5 to o'clock r. ".
Refers to Proprstors aud Editors Of City Papers also 10 the
following firms:
D. "tgn' q No' Brown, Johnston 6 Co.,
Z. D. halt d Co.. j. Morgan Hall Esq,
Johns & nesSomes Bros, Robt Pjtl,in f.,
n Is. "heelocE a 70, Thomas l.. White, Esq,
Stevens Seymour, r. B. Mullen ESQ.
Mallafd Tooker, Roh Clannon Esd
= Reilly y Co., W. G. G. Claiborne, ESQ.,
sihth' stauner Il Co.. Ihos layton, Cashier Union
j. IL Il l. n. Marks, Bank.
j Z. Bermudez, A. H. Ker,ion Cashier r,r,
scSmidt d zeigleF, Bank.
j. B. Slawson, Esq, A. Fortcr C,sbiar Rank r
P, Irwin, E.q., America
H. Potter Esq, Thos H. Kennedy, ESD,
ee"ton kiehards ESQ., Jas. P Freret, Esq,
Geo ". Patterson, Esq, j. E. Vale Gso
fel8 2plt&itW
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IaUy Pistols i!

Starts Patent se1f.Cocking and HarTrjgrer Rsvot,n
PISToLs-stx Shooters For sale by
0. S. JENNINGS,
iet zpim 20 Camp street
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--latest E3'escke Styles.
HATS AND CAPS,
GhNThEAhEN, YOUTHS ARh, bs>Ss,
FIQUET & BOUvET.

Nnder the City Hotel)
hAVe opened an ENTIRE NEW STOCK Of the above named
6oodS which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS
Ncoasss in part of Gents Silk and Fur DRESS BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and GAPS; Youths, Bows and
CnndrePs zpUAVE and CHAssEUR GAPS, and F,NCv
VELVET GAPS of every variety
NJ B'-hlfITARY GAPS of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity
Genlcmens FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured J..
order with dispatch and promptttude ngs oo,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

NEW e'uaTon- HOUSE, By notice appearing else,
where All parties holding claims against the new
Custom. louise arr desired to send them in for ex
animation, see notice.
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.KDetes''s FVrorsfe,y sso,,e-

CANAL STREET NEAR DAUPHINE,
received from Europe branrul assortment of
Embroidery Chenille Zephyr Worsted and all articles for La
aisst work. which we offer at wholesale aud re ALL
,5,so., REMAIN & CO.,
Nan. Il
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DoI5ea1. Commercial C0ltege.

COR. CAMP AND COMMON srREErs-FouNDnD 1882
Open day and evening to all who wish to s ona,6os FIR
aess heH students received dy In ALI hs
me Languages Mathematics or keep
ing, Penmanship, ETC., separately. 1>''p'
fels 2p6s- RUFUS DoLBEAR, Pres,t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

Z Here 1T IL
y parlee fgiie IS handsome, but it's not beauty
allslng rom thin features, from complexion. or
nom shape She has all three in high degree. but
Il y not w these that she touches tie heartt il
{ ails fiat sweet ess Of temper, benevolence limo.
8cence, and sensbihty which face can express
that forms her beauty. She has a face that inst
rofses yonf attention at first sight it grows upon
moment and yon wonder that ii did nal
more than raise attention At first. Her eyes have
mid light, but they awe when she pleases thew
colnuIaEad Ike ~ good man out of office, not 81
aaitn esity, but BY virtue Her statue Is not tall.
she II mt nae to be the admiration of every one
Slss lsas the 6rmnesa that does not exclude deca.
tlle softness thar does not imply weakness.
y low music, not formed to rule in
patic assRmhlies, but ID charm those who can dis-
flpgaissl eora any from crowd iii las It's adyant
age, yoa MIST come close TO hear ii. To describe
har wa her mind -one Is the traDscript
@ tfls 81 Her understanding is not shown IN
te q mater it exerts itself upon, but tle
goodness at slas choice she makes Her politeness
OWE rat tar ron natural disposition 10 oblige
man rules on that object and therefore never
and these VI no d0 nor. VIZ 3s''
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

PATENT SAWED MISUNDERSTANDING,
both Rough and Dressed from the very best YELLOW
2 ana Ess timber for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE
'eis ~ STAR PLANNING MIL New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

I'M corIEs 81 TIM CREscEsr, containing the
osHcisi procesd ngso Of the Convention, can be had
at our counter, II wrappers for mailing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

4 NEslitrs See notice published else
where calliag for y meeting this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

... KNoWLTON ROWLAND.
Remember that this result proGccd by Hsisrees In
tmabe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative.
PRICE 80 cents and 81 bottle. Sold everywhere
q. f. HAGAN L Co. Propretors Trov NJ Y
Sold by J. WRIGHT Co. II and ISL Charres street New
Orleans. fef6 o,1r, tv
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ss Tine 81 pTela, the great and wonders
sa aataAi and Physcan through ieF
to the Fast Present and Future II
aad By eorreetly relating the Past challenges
IT her and successfully conyince
thai for the Future are worthy of some
HOROSCOPES carefully written. All eters by mail viii rees,y
he attention. y5u skepcal ealI 3 e
W - w feIS 2pI.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

81 Settled For Ever! - The i1nportsnt
quesiion Of poison in Hair Dyesl CEISTAD0ROs HAZE
DYE has been analyzed and declared harmless by Professor
Robert Chiffon, al New York the FIRST Analytic in America
Effect Of the Dye almost instantaneous Inpsris let black
or any shade Of brown Color rich natural Uniform
Manufactured ri No. Asor House. New York Sold every
"Hsse anu apphcH by n" Hair 1reasers. ia25 2plnEW
A5% aerrinS's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos. 81 81 ravier street New Or
tAns Dc 2Dtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

u So*"SMNhY A'Js CIV IL
Spring Goods!
i. "A. IRA S ELMAN'S.
CORNER MAGAZINE AND ST. ANDREW SITS,
Monday, February is, 1851,
WILL BE EXHIBITED
- IaI THI VIEW arxnms
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
| accomplishing
ENGLISH BAREGEs-An endless variety.
| GRENADlNE BAREGEs
| MOZAMBIQUE BAREG ES-Yurd wide.
| EMBROIDERED BAREGEs.
| GRIsAILLEs
| PoPLINs AND POPLINETTES.
| PRINTED BALzERINEs
| ORGANIZES
| JACoNErs, etc. ETC.
R>An examination of goods prices Is respectfully
| solicited.
feiS 2p2t COR. MAGAZINE AND ST. ANDREW SITS
C0mssgEaees' SGge
Il I NJ Il NJ G. o O u $
will offer on MONDAY, Feb 49,
THE EATEST BARGAINS
Ever in New orlesbs
IN z:6Ezc FRA Il OF .z-x5.-E:rs- GOODS,
$500 yards Printed Linen Cambria, 80 cents per yard
800 pieces Family Linen 25 YARDS at Sc so per piece
10 dozen Damask Tea Napkins ut IS per dozen
275 dozen French Linen To7 els at 81 20 per DOZEN
400 doaeu Ladies' Tape Borered at 81 90 Fer
DOZEN
300 dozen Ladies' Hered Bordered Handkerchief Mt 81 IN
per dozen.
10, 1nro, ala,
$50 dozen Gents Tape EoecI nndkerchies at 81 80 per
Dozen
lo dozen Cent? Ceord EOTdered Handkerchiefs 81 Is
perd:zsn
70 dozen Linen Shirt Fronts ut S. 80 per dozen.
R8-Ths above goods guaranteed to be PURE LINEN,
and
FIFTY PER GENT. LOWER
Il U PRI s.
j. 4. BRASELMAN,
CoS'l0FHR,
fe1s 7p2t Corner Magazine and 81. Andrew streets.
s1E.
y IL [ N EI S r T. A n TT # y NJ G.,
Al
+ TI r Fl EIrIr@ |
l2e.,.,,.,,.. CANAL rTPrpr Inn
Touro r,,,,z
d
I'VE HUNDRED DOZEN CHINESE LANTERNS If MI
'A'''D''
KY ROCKETS
-
And o,her da,.rtr,r, ~ rrpr-r1-or,-,'
MILITARY AND MARINE ROCKETS AND SIGNALS
ELICAx BUTTONS. all ,,v.s
GOLD AND SILVER FRISGE.
All .orts of wo5s.ed l, In IDS.
ses' Every description of
''A''i am 6ol TONS MADE TO ORDER
4
NDS"9' EGncy tSOOHSs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

II mo La BiaHels, ia great, yvonsserf,f
~ Natural a second sight sesfes
!eefne scientific and distinguished female AS
biologist ttal has existeS within ie n.sp4or "
Madame ~ BEnch always satisfies her numerous visitors III
BET the past present and future are as picture Of m ic
e masses end paen of science unaegsta, hat
2 ie ean only be fntned through The agency Of 4s
safoans arest between Peyaia ana Perddo ts,8 aeis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

VILE, n, Y. March Ii, 1855.
Mr. ". E. Hagau have used Hcimsreet's Hair Coloring
for three and have found excellent article
only restored tbs color my hair giving it new life and
strength but tcured self ard wife most obstinate eru
ton Rpoa the sclp which nothing else TO benefit:
fully believe it to lie the test article in use
Years, resurctfulIy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

Edmund Burke. tho orator
Ras rarts and his 6easi taeal Of 4 perfect
wife II pf ration by our fair friends,
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- s sa Heed From tho every day evi-
WITHOUT any appafent scasoa, eeomas al
sy less So So =, q most every win e sonnd =
as 0na vent q tone 70 the and inacioa Of ths a.
sss,,ss saylhsssa e vasa sulsp d ehosrc
eloas se e oIooes nsigorailng Aromatic vesetasa pss
se attended toit would beeome literally impossible ~ nan
Or woman 70 be ficted with II
ias yeof and tone Ssnogatng and
s Whole restoring 70 that state Of body Of mind MI
90 tho sunny side Of tbe psetTa u
aaa eoo4 ponsa Of thing and b char
sssi9 N I'll III snelf - feIs 20 2p&R
VI Nase iAasnpfon Of the yEorldt = There
VI ba faand No N saaf fe rriysiof ~
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Saos'tasg dry Goods.

ELL &C JANIS ON
AT THEIR NEW STORE,
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100 BUSINESS COATS AT COST
100 BUSINESS COATS at Seven Dollars
100 BUSINESS COATS at Eight Dollars
100 BUSINESS COATS at Nine Dollars
100 BUSINESS COATS at Ten Dollars,
1G0 BUSINESS COATS at all Prices
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS-Coa Pants and Vest for s12l
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no PTOprteSOrs Gtae6 Editors
o.
COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS.

n Il wSP APE r ADvERrrSIN
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=. y. NIXON, tsaasar ana proprts,os.

oFrreE 80 NO ~ CAMP srREE,1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
Es Saving tho Union.

% The HowARD AssociATroN. Of Philadel.
phia. benevolent institution Of large re-.
sources and Observation-Disclosures. has entered
upon plan Of saving the Union, which,
1t strikes us. is a most admirable and ef.
ficient one. 1t proposes to organize Com
mittees in every Ward in the City of Phil
adelphia. AMI wherever else CO. cooperation
can be found. to collect and distribute all
to the suffering poor, in systematic and
careful manner. during the prevalence of
the present political panic; and also to send
nurses. medicines and money 70 the ,lcsti-
tute and afflicted poor in the Seeding
States o. the Union, until settlement of
the present difficulties: and in case of actual
collision between the contending parties
still to furnish relief to the most unfortu-
nate sufferers. as it has formerly done du-
ring the prcvalencc of Cholera and Yellow
Fever in the South. "Charity is twice
blessed: it blesscth him that gives, and
him that takes Tho Moth cannot fail
to be benefited by this movement. IL encr-
getically pursued, and the South cannot
resist such appeals to its magramity In
case of civil war-which we do not for
one moment consider possible-we may
expect to see another Florence Nightengale
come forth from the ranks of the noble
hearted women Of the North. to brave the
terrors Of the Camp on her errand Of mercy.
While such weapons as these arc employed
by the opposing political factions. the
American Union can never be dissolved.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
MARRIED.

: On the 10Th iust., by the Rev. Anstin
Fuller. Mr.. EDwARp Moore and Miss
HATTIE IIpnIrrs. all Of this place. ~
If the fair bride is as good and superior
comparatively. as the cake we received on
the day after the above occurrence. with
the Compliments Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, -
Edward. we must say, has been singularly
fortunate in the selection Of a wife. and
that his good sense will induce him to cher
ish such a valuable jewel, during life, we
do not entertain doubt. May their cup
of happiness overflow. and their prosperity
be unbounded. . ssss- =
On the 81 inst. at the residence of l..
4. Chamberlain. in Bourbon. by Rev. G.
Il. Thayer. Mr.. SrLAs. ToMLlSsoS and Miss
.As""ee'o -ApAAs. fl ~ As44a-s u f..i5.l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
4 DMINISTRAToR.s sALE1,

- pursuance "f an order Common Pleas
, ,A,'is county Indiana made it, February term,
''oi WI" "irr al private sale on the premises. the
2Sth DAY OF FEBRUARY. A d ,aeI
ana not sold ON SAID day will confirm. &C. offer the ssu
for sale at my residence In Tirpccanee to~p.bi, \, a
eynnfy, Nom day {" day until Sold the following
bounded ~ follows:
commencing sixty feet east frm the northeast Of
M nanor one III IN Tir-csncc town plat, thence
eight rods thence south rods eight rods
Theme nor h ten rods 10 the place u beginning
Ih5fNs or SiLE--t,ne third casf In hand one-,hird
IN SIX months and one third in t~elv. m.nths. I
feb7 14f3 sxNrEI. n C.nnSS .d,.-r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
News from New York.

NV YoRk. Feb. ,lO-The musket,
seized by the police recently. were ycster.
day placed in tie hands Of G.. D. Lamar
Internationally. who immediately tele'
eraphsd the dact to the Collector of So.
Falnan. IsN Euosl ssGasar4 -s.il 10 Isssrs.,
LIentenapts Rogers and Shoemaker, OF
the cutter Lewis Cass, arrived this morn
ing. THE COMMANDER Of the enter was as
re-appointea by the Georgia authorities
after the seizure .;fs.-,s..:.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR

~ LICENSE TO RETAIL Spurious LIQUORS
Notice Is hereby given that the und.r.;y,, iii a.,
a'ch session Of the Bard of Commissioners of M.rshnIt
ooinnsneir,: the first Monday OF March ls.l
sppy r license 70 sell spurious Iiquors Tin sss auan
~ man quart at tim-. for year The location an
which propose TO ell IL bot n,irr-r III of ,he
plat OF the town Of plymouth Iniiasa ~ No.
Eo' ist5 ANTON MICHEL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

LouIsvII.LE, Feb. 1l.-Memphis gives
between 800 and 500 majority for the
Union candidates to the Convention. Re-
turns from West Tennessee Indicate the
election Of Union candidates. y rs 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
SATURDAY. MARCH o ice,

or."esn the hours 81 10 o'clock, M and 3.'e,.xrr
~ an day. IN" rents and profits for term no, e,I; ~.
wen years III the following described renI .s,a,. a.
county 81 Marsha and State Indiana to.wSt. " s'u
me hait Of the Southwest quart Of section ,,.n,
fao .s-t .,iaP snirtyhse tis. north Of range two
~ the rents and profits f,r spyen xe.r, of..;,,
n,ar % 'r sum sufficient to satisfy Comn,i-sion
cost AMI aeruing Costs will NJ the game e.;
i p ourr Tor sale TO the hig-st bidder all the rich,
anu 81 the snid defendants in and 10 I. .s,s
sts ~, ms may he nces-ary
10" %. VI. BARNARD. Sheriff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
L, La PORTE, INDIANA,
here he is permanently located. 90
OuCn - 80 7---T--------
SHERIFF'S SALE r. -.

ISnEhiFt'S SALE.-By virtne of nm
~ 60 Mculon issued by the Clerk Of the Marshall 9
aaain, R, Common Pleas. in favor q Isaac o., ~
Icv;..i ,,as a,u S,rbaey, and me directe, 80
:, ~, upon and viii offer Public saIeas tb ia nave
Marshal, co,', henss door in the town Of Piymou,ht
SATURDAY. MARCH 9, 1861.
~ ala An 'ne hours 81 10 clock. and O'Clock N -
sarn s INC rents and profits for a term NOT 49, -
in ssiS ., IN, tswing described real es,e s,a
Fort , sarshaii and State Of Indiana
r. 49,, r, sec"n eighteen ds) west Of Michigan Rc.S
iii ~. ~, anu prohs Far years Of sa5d r..i
IN 49, ooss ana accruinc costs will AZ the SAM, .;s
IN, 'er f,r safe TO the highest lawful fjddr an A.,
khS '''e ana interest 81 the said dfn,an, !; we
thr said writ "s NC necessary TO satisfy
eo'f i"' o. VI. BARNARD. sher;r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

H-The Senator from this district, Hon.
John f. Miller. delivered speech on the
10Th ult., on the subject of the National
difficulties, which we have read with much
satisfaction and pride. and should have re-
produced it in our columns had it not been
printed on both sides the sheet in the
journal, thus preventing us from dividing
it out among our compositors. 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

u The PIT Fate ys.r
<Whe4t bs pous las heS atteppt toen-
fsft thu BE kinld& pId(orn upon the
Gonstitq zion q tfe United Sta<Ss. they are
Iengagedh elline theAasti6st Ind a dirt.
We learn that Messrs. Bright and Fitch
view their present attitude and occupation
Sl'G sI sss. s' aiIsi fs%
hardly expected them to come so soon, with
fthcr mouths IN the dirt. In thief over.
sseening desire to make point against the
Republican party. and get an advantage.
|thsy bsxepizestzhcnzrivcs- in=a -pUsfssoa
at eneehpqilitipg and coutemptibleT Ne
might pity theif IdeSraastiosT ifketdh
not reflect that it Was of their own choos-
ing. while in IpypTsqi, of q partizan purpose.
Verify. verify, they should be called, -,the
Dirt Eaters, and they viii - Indiana
Journol. ~ .yaas&sTi lE,of's1 eei fo cot
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14
SATURDAY. MApcu 100,
CHERIFF's sALE.-Rv v;,,n. !, :

49, 1amm'ss.n Issued by the Clerk Of the Court 81 Com.
OF .,,,,h nan county, and to directed in favor
C,,. n. hehrrhnd and against Henry pIerc. -,
In, wiz offer at Public Sale as the Law a.,
49,, ns court Honsc door In the town OF PIx,no,,h
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-14

in many thousands from the adjoining Sec
hon OF the State. Streets nd av| ues
re we nigh chokcd with bicles all
Nscriptons. At the Bate House the
tarty wefe landed from &rri kes.pro ded
by the Reception COMMITTEES. and an i'm
meuser coucouFse quickly =compacted= itself
on the Wsshingtonstseet front.
~. Hncolo was Ted led out i. Pb6 o.
balcony and received with tumultuous ap-
piause, continued for several minutes
AFG lstsof N La'SoI{s HE'D "A
this occasion is omitted for want Of room. |
Gov. Morton was next called out and
made brief Bat very happy speech. wlfek
the crowd DISPERSED At the Bates House
This evening the members or both branch
esofIthe eEeeislssare were naesesslly pre-
seRted. 10 the Presided8 electIsna public M,
eeptioa is ia progress To-morrow mornr
ing at $3.50 Mr.. Lincoln and several dis
tinguished members Of his suite breakfast
sith Ges. Norton 9athe party win
visit 1.-THE Capitol where tho Legislature o Is
IN u session, Al Al, o'clock . M. the sper
cIal train leaves for Cincinnati to arrive at
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