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10 About 1000 blankets for the arm,
have been contributed by the people of The
North. in response to the cali from the quar-
termaster's department. The first install
ment Of blankets. imported from Europe, vi
arrive in few days, but in the mtantim,
many of our soldiers are suffering from the
cold. Clothing is rapidly being received
but, owing TO the immense demand, il is in
possible to conform it to the army rrSula-
tons as to color, &c. Much is consequently
manufactured of dark blues, blacks and
browns, and Of feits and PetershamS.
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ORDERS ARE SOLICITED.

n e. Our word IS as good as the money. and
what Is not ioul,;: to he Is We represent, the mo-
ney Will be refunded or goods exchanged.
We would return oUr sincere thanks for the
literal patronage bestowed upon us for the last
two years, and would say that as our trade has
treaty increased our facilities and knowledge
have also improved in regard TO the rants Of our
customers and we are prepared to do better H.
purchasers who want oar kind of goods than ali :;
store in Northern Vermont Those who use Var
nish and Paints in small quantities will save much
BY calling upon us.
HOYT 5, GREEN.
Railroad street. St Johnsoury. July 8, ISL
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
4 Doctors Luck.

A wealthy lady had tickling in her throat
and thought that bristie OF her tooth brush
had gone down and lodged in her gullet.-
Her throat daily grew worse. 1t was badly
;nHamed. and she sent for the family doctor.
He examined it carefully, and finally assured
her that nothing was the matter-lt was a
mere nervous delusion, he said. Still her
throat troubled her. and she became so much
alarmed that she was sure she should die
\ friend suggested that she should call IN ID
Jones Young man Just commencing prac-
tee. She did not at first like the idea, but
finally consented, and DIR JoEeS was called
He was person of good address and Poii'e
manners. He looked carefully at her throat
asked her several questions as to the sensa-
ton at the seat of the alarming malady, and
finally announced that he thought ne could
relieve her. On his second visit he brought
with him delicate pair of torceps, IN the
teeth of which he had inserted brlstle taken
from an ordinary tooth brush. The rest can
be imagined. The lady threw back her
head the forceps were introduced into hei
mouth: pick-a loud scream. and twas
all over and the Young physician with
smiling face was holding up to the light and
inspecting with lively curiosity, the extracted
briste. The patient was in raptures. She
Immediately recovered her health and spirits
ard went about everywhere sounding The
praises of "kec savior" as she persisted II
calling the dexterous operator. SO enthusi
astc was her gratitude. she offered him hel
hand in marriage aad her noble fortune. In.
fact that the young doctor was married
formed an insuprrable obstacle to this ar
engagement. But the lady's influence and
her constnat laudations Of the physician, pro-
cured for him lucrative practice.
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EDICArlvE.-A damsel whose beau has
gone to the wars, thinks that an "ensage-
ment" must soon take place, as the picke,x
are popping the question:
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70 Beardless youths (says Punch) are
most prone to arrogance and selfsufciency.
AS they grow older their whi.kers cover a
great deal of their cheek.
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nR. MARSUALL'S CATARRII
~ AND HEADACHE SNUFF.

This Srui has thoroughly proved itself 10 Ice the best
article ever known for curing the Catdrrh, Cold II! the
Head! ami the Headache Ii has been found excellent
remedy in many cases ol sore Eyes Deafness has been
removed 10y ii. and Hearing has often been greatly i'm
proved by It's use II lur-c> "f AL distractions, strength
els the Glands. and gives healthy action L. the parts al
irClrd Its recommended 10y many =" the best physicians
and i Used With great and satisfaction every
where" More than twenty Ne years experience has pro-
than ever before.
Large number of the most respectable druggists IL
Bu>to: ana New OK IN certificate signed 10y them Ill
1854 say 'fhe Undersigned having many year, been
acquainted with Dr. Mirshall'> Catarrh and Headache
SIu. and sold II in our wholesale trade, Cheeruily
that We believe Ia Ice equal i'll every 20 the
commentator given Il Tor the of Catarrhal Alice
lions ANA that it decidedly the best article have
klL,Sn Tor ali the common diseases OF the head.
BEW.RE or COCNrER: rs!-A lac >im.ie OF the sigma
ture ot the Proprietor, CHARLES BOWEN, is on every
bottle. sold by Druggists everywhere. 16copl20Si
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The Only Positively
FIRE PROOF FES
IN TIE " ORLD ARE THE

MARYLAND PATIENT.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL IN COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAFES.
GRAFTON, December 3d. ISIS
Mc>>rs Shcrwin Burgess, AsetstVr Marand'S Patent
Fire Proof Sale
KNr!rNrX. have examined the MARYLAND Patent Safe
III and solar able 10 judge OF lis Fire
iqUiIta> lhcCNr the principles upon which II Is
safe that has cone under my uh>crN alton. and particular
y i the attention Il our Probate Districts,
that suppl !lG Themselves, Tor the preservation
Of heir records. BENZ. ". DEAN.
Secretary 81 State.
BRA-rLABokO. December 81. 1888.
This may certify that haN" examined the Mar.dri
Pdt,itfiTc Proof exhibited IL L. ~ Nr Al>u4 Hardy
all. thai Opinion Nai.Ii'> SAFE would c ie>!-a-
be Oh, to puIc Ll-, the o pr, bale courts.
!. Srnhhipp judges ot PrcIs,.
MIppLEBUKY. April c7J!.. 1879.
The Legislature OF Vermont al Ii last >r.>ic PASSED
making Il the dUtv 81 the county judges L. pro,
Fc PROOF Sal,> which deposit PROBATE Records. IN
lis that duty We have >ci some time Ia cAlini
IN ufi.rT ~.Ii-> We have L. the conclusion
that MtriaI safe. Manufactured 10y VI Il Bi-el"w
i!> Il Hardy Boston Mass superior t. ANY other
N..i FOL IL !irc proof QUALITIES have bought
tr.,t api we'll satisfied with the workaL>hip.appa
rent strength. >Irids-d!Ity.
" ". 4 WRIGHT. Aes'tJu!rc>C
II q. SMITH. Addison County ut
NIB BInEIuW a sNSoN HARDY. Manufacture
an! PTolr.""r>. 5. Sto" street opposite city Hall 4
SIT SCoTTk BROOKS 49, Agents M"ntpeh
} Ut Mex LEE Agent, Burlington.
ss- Rus-e>'FcNihle Handle End Ames' SeiiIuknS
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ALVIN WALKERS ESTATE
- / \ / + OF Y + X VI On T

- ca-c1'l.ld D>trt,t--
In Probate Court holden al 81 JohI!Sbjry On The To-
DAY y. November \. ID. l>Gl.
Christopher F. CpuanI, Administrator cum t..ali-
arncXu. up the Estate oi Alvin Walker l.tr ~ liar L.
wick IN >ild District. Il ceased. l. tate. makes a;,;
all Court llCr>r >..ll tho whole tf liz -.
estate OF said DECEASED Representing that said >a = IT,
cesar. Tar the payment 81 nh .cbs of -a! t-l..-.
sal. real C>tL;t consists Ui undivided Lal-
hone farm III Hart~lCa Aforesaid, which SAID De-
resided Al the tam. al his death
Whcrrul.p O-,ieTcEty said Court that said AZ.
cai.sI br ref"rTc. the Sitil day November
i Il. At the Probate Oicc 81 Joh!>urS fr hi-.-
and decision thereon ami il i further order, tit
persons Interested IL - notified hereof ty .ubctt.
notitr this application anu order thereon
>iC,r>>Ncly IN III" Jdiripidu printed ;; johns
before said time hearing That they may appear
time air. place ana Il they Ca-e. object theTci
i>-7u Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge 81 Pr,,'ar,
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Quality Warranted 4;

Common and Ornamental Brushes of almost eve
ry knd.-N hitewa>h Brushes. Dust brushes
Color brushes: GrauerS and Granting Combs
b.cndeiH. Sash Zoos, NarnIsh brushes and Fra-
Their busters. Str!pcrs and Scroling Brushes,
Lettering Pencils, and in short every Color. ar
nish and brush that Painter needs to work with
Also 8 complete stock of Drugs, Medicines Pa
tent Medicines. Surgical Instruments. Port Mo
naies Wallets. Soaps. Pomades Choice Perfln.
cry. Shoulder Braces and Abdominal Supporters
"a new and improved pattcrn) the best in market
Chamois Skins or Wash Leather, Tea, Coffee
Cocoa, Cocoa Shells,
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II O L S Els W \ \ TED

DURA WARREN will be at LINSLEY's HoTE:
Lancaster, n. II. on Friday. Nov. %, and a. the
St Johnsbnry House. Saturday, Nov. 80, 1851
and wishes to buy several good. sound and kind
Horses for Cavalry use. Must stand fifteen hands
high, and weigh 1000 pounds. Any one having
such horse or horses will meet him at the above
place. GOO
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ORDEE0f NOTICE Of SETTLEAENI
HENRY WAEpEN.S ESTATE

STAIE OF tKNVN /. IaIrlNlla1ll-tTlIt, =
Al Probate Court held 81 Jahl>ury III said Gl--.
thu 9Th ii. NJ No. 1 ID l>5l.
WHEREAS ALEXANDER MrPHEE admir- -.-
w Estate vi HENRY WARDEN
ldt Barnet saii district. decreased. yrvl--'-
account Ii> administration ana ir,-
al account against >iId estate o- Alton and
IL the purpose 81 making PARTITION AHA ,.-t-.-
non -; the rt>iau. u >.Ii estate. under decree
court. ain' the persons Sli lE lax entitled = ~
sane. Ii ,.,r,'r, ordered 10y >aid court thai liz
aIl.i re heard al f--
p.iiCc II! 81. Johns, rN the it! Ia y sy j
Isl. ill II = fur,:Icr ordered. Hat ali li---
,>t-l Ice tl-lc! .rt, hs y.'.iiCiIIur tl.. -
cord ~ t> 'Iirr II tv Gale i"llla printed - y @
iuTh three wrth. >g,Cr>>iNcly previous l. "a. -.
hearing. hat they MAY appear and Cutv>t Tire Is -
said il they cause, and as, r. i: =
aid court III the matter oi Partition and dIst at %
said estate.
By the Court.
Attest, AS l.. FREN Il. Judge: Pro-
A true cofs 81 Record ATTEST.
$50 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge oi Pro-
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DIGHT-IAND, SWIVEL, SEED, and
IeSlde- hill Flows, and Cultivators constantly
on hand bv
LUKE BUZXELL, st. Johnsbury. Vt.
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HOYT'S PREMIUM BITTERS,

tloyt Green's Tincture of Arnica. Pocket
Knives, Scissors. Razors and Strops. Auricles for
the Deaf. Camphene Fluid. Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, Walls and Bottles of all descriptions.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours.
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st. 9uhnsburu Cuisines Directory

st. 9ultnsburu Business Directory
GEORGE ALDRICH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in FURNITURE,
Railroad Street
MISS f. b. LANG,
MILLINER. Room on the corner of Central and Sum,
me streets. First house west OF ST John>bury House Is
JOEL HOUGHTON, VI. d.,
SURGEON AND YSICIAN,
MAYBE found at the residence the late Dr. Luther jew
rti one DIOR South Of the Bakery St John>bury VT
ALEXANDER THOMPSON,
IRON FOUNDER AND MACHlNIST,
PADDOCK MACHINE WORKS.
y. Il. FLINT,
Manufacturer OF IL AKNEs sEs. Etc,
Opposite PassuIupsic House, Railroad Street
C. c. HILDS,
DEALER IN WATCHES. JEwELKY, SILVER AND
PIATEpwARE, SPECTACLES BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS, TOYS,
Re pair and Engraving done with etgalCc ami Ironp
hess Opposite Post Once, Diam Street.
j. c. CIsOSMAN,
Dealer in BOTS, SHOES, AND UMBRELLAS.
No. BInghan's Building Main Street.
NIELS l. COOK,
MEAT AND PROVISION MARKET,
Buffers Building. Railroad Street
MUTT & MASON,
FILE MANUFACTURERS. STEAM MILLS,
Opposite Passenger Depot.
Miss f. NTcDOUGAI-I.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
MILLLN f. RY AND DRY GOODS.
Opposite CALIFORNIAN Ohice.
T.. JEWETT,
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CONNISSIONERS' NOTICE

I'VE. the subscribers being appointed by the p -
W 'uUTtf"r the district ui Caledonia Commission
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands ~
persons aeaiii>t the estate ui Seneca BrpN j. NJ.
"i 81 J"hi1>Dury- ia said district, deceased and The
OIL deceased exhibited In offset thereto, here. -
hoficc that sin months from the ch ily ii NJ -
are allowed fr I'M creditors present their clam.
>iii commissioners, i"r examination and all"wal.,. A.
that We viii meet tor that purpose. al the s,.l .
"a the widow l.. Brown Il! said 81 JolIi>urs IL. 10,
SATURDAY in January IS. and the last Saturday l
IL ole . clock D. IN, on zach "l said day>-
JOHN MORSE.
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TRU >SES. SUPPORTERS X Shoulder
i Braces.
pr J. W. Phelps. celebrated throughout New
England and ,hc West rs the inventor OF variou,
kinds If apparatus for The cure and correction OF
>ll Kinds of eformitieS. keeps constantly on hand
n his establishment. No. rs fremont Street
Boston. 4 fall assortment of Patent Tru>>eS. Alb
dominal Supporters. Shou- der Braces, Knee Caps
Elastic Stockings. Nc. Ne.
Dr. Phelps Apparatus used and recommen-
dcd by the faculty At the Massachusetts, General
Hospital.
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VI VI. ". (.iiEi !.
THRESHING MACHINES.

The subscriber continues to manufacture these
Machine, at his shop 1T Wheelock. VI. and has
made several important additions and improve
mcnt, in the Sama. 50 that tor durability and ease
of operation he confidently believes they
CANNOT BE BEAT.
lie is now getting read, large number of said
machines for the fall and winter work which he
will sell on reasonable terms for approved crcdi,
OF cash down OSBORN WARD.
"hcclock. Juiv G, 1861. l2j0tf
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and CONSCIENTIOUS fidelity; and nothing done or


For filling teeth with Gold, per cavity, 81 to So
Tin 80 to -
For cleaning teeth, 80 70 l.50
For extracting, %
with ether Loo
y. b. Every operation shall give entire salts
faction, or the work need not be taken from the
Office
St Johnsbury, Nov. l., 1860
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i
4 true COP. e.. record
go Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH. J - 3: P-...l-,
- 7 I E OF ' f r NJ y I

: " VI U y :.
~ Essen DISTRICT.
A. / Probate Court held ~ LuncuburE within Al.
>ai District. ia. llI.l ia. II y a. 4. ID. lNhl.
y liI-trm' ~ lur .'arrii- L. - the ls-t " % =, t.
n taui-lt Il William Is VI ~ laIe Concord.
District. deceased .I- presented l. ri- Cont ~ !r
MA SCION \. tIuil. The executors therein UaI-s
Probate;
1t ,r'ivr-l by >, o,Iri that all Te-> concerned Il.
-, notified Ia appear Al session ~ >- 't.r1 toll"
,l i Tie PTYistr ONE Luxembourg. ti, ~:
\uN Isl. and snow y any They haze.
TIE i ii " l faT = IC;l ,.rr~r L : taII-
Ti-r l. tntt "a ,'py u the r,r ri u tl> ord t- f-
l>..rl three. sJC,v>>lAtll tn, Cs3,-l
81 A. ST Jnhii>,ITy. previous u >ai time 't'-,I
hearing
4 trrir copy "a; recori.-Att--t.
40 JONAH BauOkS. JUG.
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CON.flSSIONER.S NOTICE.

I'VE. the subscribers. h, appointed ~ IT, r. -
w t"urti'r th. ii>trlCtft ayi' "A. Col.ln>>llv-
reCc' Nalli Ii.8 ali ~i all claims c i-rai.->
irI> against fnr csair uf zZiAh Farmer lat - 81
io. in>i District ,cs>,- AID tl,. la.> ic,a-
eAlii'l ia .I'-,r thereto .ivTvh .l>r fpriy- fE4
months from The eGth aas - pCt- 4. ID letl az
loved f"f The creditors present their claims -
commissioners. all " t,,v. and ina
Nj. nirct Tor HAT purpose Al liz dWrl.l-hul>r
Daniel Lee in -ai Sutton. Ia. l>i Saturday De
einher I!rNt anal the last Friday OF ApIiIlct2,
u',lo,k, = IN, each 80! said ,iIv>-
NATHAN WAY
go NATHANIEL. MOVES. ''"-
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MISS JOSEPHINE VI. SrODDARU

AT ST. Jon NSRt'RY PORTRAIT GALLERY.
Amhro,Xpt- Ncldii4uttp"-. am lic->Ne PhulugrAit
Better ant cheaper than elsewhere.
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ms L Il \ y C. i \ G. T. y I.
Office with j. Ross, Jewc'''S Buildil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14

necessary to continue the Government in
operation. To save the appropriations
for maintaining the Insane. Deaf AMI
Dumb. and Blind, to keep up Courts of
jnstice. and to provide prisons for convict
ed malefactors, the majority had to yield.
They could not hazard the great interests
in their charge, and the Democratic con-
spiracy conquered. And in that victory
the constitutional power of the State was
struck blow that, if not broken by the
indignant resistance Of the people. will
finally overthrow it. We trust this ex-
traordinary event in the political history
OF the State may not be forgotten. 1t
should be heard and known in every house
in the State. The people should learn how
their power is periled by the advantage
which INSCRIPTIONS partisans have taken
of constitutional provision. which crro
ncously assumes that men who secar to
obey the laws will ,lo it.
In the case yesterday the Hills which
were made the pretext for this revolution
airy proceeding arc required, either by an
express injunction of the Constitution, or
by the necessities of the State The APP
portionment of the State for Congressional
and representative purposes is made the
business Of the Legislature by the Consti-
tuition, which these Democrats swore to
support. And the militia bill is required
by the troublous and dangerous times we
are Row passing through. But the De-
mocracy were willing to spit upon their
oaths, and to leave the State dcfenccless in
case OF civil wvr, to effect party purpose
Let them be remembered in the day when
the people come to try them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14

missioners of the Sonthern Confederacy
and President Lincoln. The latter will
he'd nocounsel with these gentlemen. uor
viii he receive them, except as violators Of
the law Of the land.
Advices from Montgomery announce
that the Constitution Of the Southern
Coniederacy. has been ordered to be en-
I,grossal Itis extreemly conscrvatise.-
Five millions Of the loan have been taken
at par, and no doubt tho remainder will be
taken at the same figure. yfs,
WasfiISeros. March 1.-THE Crimi.
nal Court to-day discharged VIM. II. Rus.
sell, who was indicted in connection with
the abstraction of Indian Trust Bonds. =
This Judicial course was in accordance with
the law of 1857. which cxempts witnesses
before investigating committees from trial,
MIR. Russell having appeared as such be-
fore that OF the House on the subject OF
those bonds
Ex-Secrctary Floyd to-day gave Sl0.-
900 security for his appearance at Court
An official dispatch was received from
Montgomery this morning, instructing
Mcssrs. Crawford and Forsyth to at once
enter npon the business of negotiate ng
with the Administration without waiting
for their coCommissioner Roman.
Archibald Campbell. editor of the
Wheeling Afslliyenrer. has been appoint
ed Post Master for that place
Lieut.. Walter Stevens of New York,
the engineer in charge OF the Light Houses
in Texas. has resigned his commission in
ordcr to enter the service of the army of
the Confederate States.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate
confirmed Robert Paine, District Attorney
for Northern Ohio.
The President sent in the nominations.
which were referred, of j. u. Goodrich.
Collector Of Boston,; Geo. W. McLelland.
"a Assistant Post Master General; Archi-
bald Williams. District Judge for Kansas;
Mr.. Dale Of Illinois. Commissioner of In
dian Affairs.
WASHINGTON. March .l1.-An official
letter from Major Anderson, received Sat
urday. says he had only Is days subsistence
and wood. The question had arisen with
the administration whether reinforccments
be attempted or the fort abandoned. The
latter counsel it is thought will be adopt
ed. from inevitable necessity. by advice of
Lieut. Gen. Scott. There is. however, a
conflict of opinion between Republicans
on this question. but no conclusion was
arrived at in Cabinet council
The Cumberland and Pocahontas, have
according to official adviccs. left Vera
Cruz for Norfolk and the Powhattan is on
her way to New York. The Macedonian
is the only vessel left at Vera Cruz.
The National hteH;gcncer of to-day con-
tains long article recommending the re-
of forts Sumter and Dickens,
rs an act Of conciliatioo, and says that
the new Administration might. by NOV
ing first in the direction of Cancellation.
ID infinitely more to consolidate its power
than b. passively awaiting the progress of
events with heart prepared for any fate.
A Cabinet meetir was held at half-past
twelve O'Clock to-day. to take into consii-
Grafton the proposed evacuation of Fort
Sumter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14
latest News.

Thc resolution for the expulsion of Wig
fall from the Senate, for declaring in his
scat that he was citizen OF foreign gov
crnmcnt, and owed no allegiance to this,
has been referred to the Judiciary commit
tee.
No or,lcr had been issued by the Prcsi.
dent for the evacuation of Fort Sumter,
up to o'clock Monday night. but gentle
men of prominence. however, say they
have information which satisfies them that
such a course will from necessity be pur-
sued. -
Commodore Stewart has rendered his
resignation as the Flag Officer ofthe Navy.
but he will be induced to withdraw it, ii is
said. by the Secretary making it the occa-
sion of complimentary request for his
service.
A war vessel. it is said. will probably be
stationed outside of Charleston Harbor to
collect the Revenue.
Amos Tuck has been nominated Naval
Officer of Boston. and Mr.. Phillips, Col
lcctor Of Salem
The New York Tribune correspondent
Foit Pickens being given up. are entirely
unfounded. This fortress can be re-inior-
ccd and it will be.
p An extra session of Congress is likely
to be soon called, to supply the omission
Of the last, and enable the Administration
to assert the authority ST the Government.
The policy will probably be to repeal the
laws making the Forts Of the seeding
States ports Of foreign entry. and to sta
ton National vessels thereat to prevent
foreign i,nportaiicns..
The forts at Key West and Tortugas,
cannot be given up. because they may he
easily reinforced. and are of national i'm
.portaace in military and commercial as
pect Fort Sumter involves point OF
honor only. saa F ia 'frs
WAsmSeroS. March 12.-The Presi-
dent to-day nominated to the Senate G.. ~
Clay as Minister to Spain, and Thomas
Corwin as Minister to Mexico The latter
is considered the most important mission
under the Government at this. time, consid-
ering the territorial expansion question as
connected with the Confederate States.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomi-
nations of Archibald Williams as District
Judge of Kansas. add VIM. p. Dale as
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. Other
nominations were referred. sai ie isss<se.
ENDURING at the proper quarter war;
rnats the assertion that no order has been
issued in reference to the evacuation Of
Fort Sumter. resosf
At Secretary Chase's request, George
Harrington. chief clerk Of the Treasury un-
Ter Corwin. to-day entered temporarily on
the discharge ofthc duties of the Assistant
Secretaryship- -Tsn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-14

CoHREcT IoS.--In our notice last week,
Of the cx Trustee Of this township. VIC in
adycrtently made slight mistake. which
we hasten to correct. We said: Last
year the Trustee claimed for his services up
to the date of the Court. some SIT. and
obtained judgment for Sl07 so at the
ensuing term Of the Common Pleas Court. :"
lie did claim s117, but $40 of it was
for services as an Attorney in a certain
case. lie obtained Judgment for 800 10
cents. being 81 05 less than ho claimed
for III days services.