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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- Oliver David In Court OF CON. Piess Of
vs. rrunbuTI county.
Eliza Wilcox BY vir;ue Of al order . Ea.s
Issued from the Court OF Com. Pleas Of TTCntnli Co..
Ohio, to me directed l shall otter for sale ~ Public aue-
ton at he door Of The Ceart ho1s1 in Warren IN sid
couuty, on
Saturday the 23d dag Of FEBRUARY, 1861,
a. one o'cI5ek p. NJ. Of said day, the following dsssri-
bed real esiats situate in Vernon t~FsushiP IN sid
county, and is known by being part Of lots No. and
? in the Wilcox Tract in the township Of vernon and
is BOUNDED as follows: beginning in the east and west
center road in said Vernon. at the north west corner
Of Abraham Carnen's land. thence west in said road
10 the Forth east corner sf Levi SEtliHs land thence
south on sutlid's east line, TO the south east corner
thereof; thence west on the south line Of said Sutlih
land to the middle Of the west north and south. road
In said Vernon: thence south in said road 70 tbs line
CT Miles Beaeh's land; thence east in said line 20 t1s
southwest corner OF ErEstus ~Chspman's land tFener
nor b to the north vest corner ofsaid Chapman sl2nl
thence east in the norta line OF said Chapn1u's lana
to the southeast corner Of David SutliE'slSnd. thence
moth along the west line OF said Sutiifs land. 70 the
Of A. NJ. Clark and Abraham Carr1antO the place
ana containing two hundred ana nine
acres Of land more or less. Appraised q, s3553,90-
Terms cash. 4. q. LYMAN, ShsriE.
shsria's ONCE. Warren. Jan. -. 1851.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-20

Ths Def. Emily
, Homer, Admins
tratrix on the Is
I tale Of Robert 10
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-20

INSURANCE POLICIES issued dali
Il liz, in the best Of Companies, representing a cap
ital Of over TEN MILLIONS OF D1LLhRs
Apply to 7. !. McLAIN son.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

cessary in maintaining the same, without
distinction OF party. 80
| Resofved, At such atime as this, when
our rights are denied, orr country invaded,
the bleod of our citizens she'd. aud our ma.
tiona' existence threatened, that it is the
duty of all good citizens to employ their
utmost influence and exertions in the cause
Of our cpuntry., and that we viii fmerge all
minor differences of whatever nature and
make common cause for our country and
government and against all, its enemies.
! AReeofosd. That we as citizens of the
United. States do heartily endorse the ac-
ton of The Federal Government in sup
pressing the rebellion Of the traitors Of
our country.
ResOlred. That while we deplorc the cx-
istence of war as among the greatest of evils
there are circumstances in which the dnty
Of good and moral men cannot be mista.
ken. and that the character Of all men arc
Ito be judged by the action they take for or
against righteous cause
Rcsoired. That as all honorable means
| Of pacification between the United States
anil those in trairorous rebellion against
its government have failed, and thai mild
means only increase their arrogance, that
there is but one alternative left. and that is
to bring the refractory to submission and
place all traitors on the same footing.
RESOLVED. That we appoint committee
Of five to wait on all. who may either by
money. provisions. munitions OF war;. or
by any other overt act, a.d or sympathize
with the traitors Of our country. and order
them to desist.. or that they will be
dealt witllas traitors to our country.
The resolutions having been unanimous
~ adopted. the President in accordance
with the last resolution appointed the fol-
lowing ramel persons as said committee:
Capt. j. w. Hewitt. James @. Parks, j..
d. Thaycr, Eli Moore. Silas Weaver.
/ A motion was made and carried that
three persons be appointed by the Presi
dent to act in concert with the Marshall
County Relief Committee in procuring as
sistance for the families of volunteers
Said committee consists as follows: Eli.
sha Erwin. George II. Thayer. and Samuel
:. Thomas
G.. f. Boulton novel that the proceed
ings of the meeting be publ she'd in the
Marshall County Republican and Plymouth
Weekly Democrat. Carried.
On motion. the meeting adjourned until
Tuesday afternoon, the 23d inst, at O.
clock.
s..R. COONS. Pres.
NJ. 3. MATTISGly. Sec.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

ne 1oFernment VIII be Sustained.
Never in the history ofthe world has
there been witnessed so impressive an ex.
hibition of patriotism in the Northern
States, and in fewof the Southern States
since the attack Of the southern Confed-
eracy on our Government The people
have literally risen en- masse. forgetting
party. business. family. everything. but
their country. From every county and
school district comes the sound Of indis-
nant rebuke of the au.lacions conduct OF
the rebels. and earnest support Of the gov
eminent. which has at least resolved to
bear Insult anil assault in silence no Ion
ger. The determination to sustain the
government is universal and deem. as are
always the feelings Of a people slov to
wrath and difficult to move. There is no
chiid'S play. no parade Of sentiment. in
this demonstration. 1t means fght.-
Ard it don't mean little fight or fool
ish one. II means fight till the govern :
ment is. safe from all assault. and rebels
arc taught that they cannot .cau~ele~sly
abandon and wanfonly assail the most
beneficent and tolerant government on
eai I'll. II they hal contenteI themselves
with hare blhster and threats, they would
have been allowed to buster and threaten
till they were tired. but when; they make
war they a~sail the very existence OF the
.'veirment. and resistance becomes a
necessity.
Ex-P President Buchanan. Senator Big
Ter. Senator Douglas. Elk President Fill
more, all opponents Of the A ADMINISTRATION
are earnest m their support Of its resistance
to the rebels. Ex-Governor Hammond of
this State has declared that the attack on
Fort Sumter was utterly without excuse.
and .sndge Perkins. consistent and be-
ttermined Democrat. says that il is usless
now sticking upon party questions; the
government must take the most decided
and vigorous measurs to sustain itself. or
il must perish. In similar tersls nearly
NIL the leading Democrats Of the State ex-
press themselves. In Ohio the unanimity
seems to he even more complete. And
IN the Eastern States there is absolutely
NO dissenting expression. The New York
HerSid. the most inveterate sympatbizer
with Southern FOLLY and rebel efforts in
the Union, has ,eca forced bv the pressure
| of public sentitnen. in New York city to
sustain the government aGd hoist the stars
and stripes over its office. Hon. David
Tod. President Of the Douglas Convention
held IN baltimore. has autographed the
President that he shall be- sustained in his
deter minAtion to maintain the government.
On al hands. from all parties; the feeling
of devotion to the country we have been so
proud Of, and the government we have
boasted SO long to be the best on earth, is
swelling ont in tones and terms that leave
no doubt of the result The government
-wal be maintained. and traitors will pay
the penalty ofithsir msdnoss.- Ind. Josv-
not. sil,3ie[ rcl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

/ In accordance. with cali previonsi,
made. the citizens Of Bourbon and vicinity
assembled together. without distinction o
party. at the School Honse in Bourbon
on the Goth inst. for the purpose Of delhi
Grating on the troubles into which orr ma
tion has been plunged. and raise volun
lteers for the defence II the country.
/ At l O'Clock. P. NJ. the meeting wa,
called to order by the Hon. James o
Parks. who moved that s. r Coons. Esq
preside over the meeting. The Pre>i,ien
on taking the Chair, stated the Object o
the meeting, expressing the wish that the,
would act as became patriots. 1t being i,
order to. elect Secretary, on motion NJ
B. Mattingly was appointed TO act as such
A motion was then made that COMMITTEE
of th-ee be appointed for the purpose 0
slrafting resolutions expressive Of the feel
| ings of the meeting. whlmpon the Pres. ap
pointed Hon. James o. Parks. George Fl
Fhayer and Capt. Hewitt as said com
mittec. 'f ' 't & 8.
During the absence Of the committe
THE meeting was addressed by Austin Ful
| feIs II. VI. L<NEus Jpuu ~. w tSteTyell
William c. Carter. Mr. Bailey and c. T
Bnrt. in Union loving and patriotic ian
guage. all expressing a wish for = speed,
settlement of our unhappy national diff
| ficulties. and 2 hope that the Star Span
fgled Banner might Still continue to "wav
over the land Of the free and the home
the brave"
T The committee on resolutions havin,
returned they submitted the following re
sWasrsds. A bands Of murderous rebel
and traitors have plnpdered our ports. A
scnals and armories, robbed our minis
bombsrded our forts. fred into our YES
FseIs. with the intention Of ovsrthfowinl
this glorious Union, which cost our faith
ers war of seven years. sacrificing thei
homes, their treasure and blood, therefor
Resolved. That we will maintain lshi'
Union with the Stars and Stripes waving q
al hazards. and we now pledgeonr sacses
honors. our property and our lives If ne
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25
I.nfest News.

The whole North seems TO be tborouoLIx
aroused. and every loyal State has already
made mp her quota, and the troops arc.
moving rapidly toward Washington and
other points of danger. A dispatch from.
Philadelphia dated April %, says. the scus.-
Ting of the Steamers Pennsylvania, Column
bus, Delaware. Raritsu aud sIerrim.e At
Norfolk. by order of Capt. Prendergast,
and the destruction ofthe arms is confirmed
The Powhatan and Cumberland were
saved to carry away the Goyernment. for
ces ny
Ihe'shiphouscs were torn down. AMI fac
torres lcvelled othe ground, with the in.
tention oil abandoning them. s-orras-1
The Mayors of Norfolk and Portsmouth
asked Capt. Pfendergast il he would fir,
on the town. lie answered he wouli act
entirely on the defensive.
The excitement at Norfolk and Ports.
mouth was intense. Women and children
were flying. AMI men'rallying to arms. Ss
The people at Norfolk have seized tho
powder house at Craney Island and e.
moved the powder to the city and are ma
KING arrangements for vigorous defcnse.
The Chicago 7ri5une thinks 10 ia a mis-
take about the NIcrrimac being scun Ietl
and sunk. -
The following is from the Baltimorv
Amsr.-an: st-..... .se
Mayor Brown of Baltimore, went to
Washington on Sunday at request of the
President. He hal long interview in
presence Of the Cabinet and General Scott.
The PresIlen. urse,t the sbsolute scSesksy
OF transit through Badtinro~c.< = = 49,
SCOTS opinion was to bring troops thro'
Maryland, avoiding Baltimore, Il fHe pep
pie would permit; if not, tseo,s must Sc
iect their own best youfe. anil, Il need BE-.
must fight their way through. -.
Private information from Baltimore savx
the mob element is powerless 70 act Exh
system. Arms are plenty bnf no amass-
milton. 1t is believed. however, that the
people and mob will mite to prevent the
passage oftFoops through the city. The
troops will be compelled to fighttEieir way
step by step.
The railroad between Baltimose <aosf
Washington was to be INSTRUCTED yestJr-
day, and some OF the bridges destroyed.
The people south of the Susquehsuno
are loyal to the Union. and will assist in
defending Havre de Grace against Seces-
sionists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

s eaye , ossn chartered by Government m.
ON, In and list N. Y. regimens-3 600
m eH at noon on the Baltic anti CIV
l@; xlhe Harriet Lane goes with se.isa
orders. The Seventh regimers 1870 sS
Annapolis safely. Scneo
Archbishop Hughes suspended II. s5.sx
and Stripes over his dwelling. Sons -
the 1nost eminent citizens, and also ma,
gentlemen of foreign birth, are enlistins- -.
defend the Union.
There is no Contamination with fDkl&.
more or Washington tonight. Doubtless
stopped BY order Of the Government. No.
fears for the safety of Washington.
Troy. April, 2l.0Gen. Wool leaves
for New York. making It head Quarters Of
the department of the East.
HARRIsBURo. April 21.-Some sold;e,r
inst escaped from Harper's Ferry. rcpoyt.-
the destruction of the arms aid buildings
as being complete. Seven. Thousand VIZ
glnians are there, and 1000 more are ex-
pecied. Their design is to invade Mary
land, making Mason. AMI Dixon,s Lins
the line of warfare.
1t is reported that the President viii
call additional troops from faithful States
to make up the deficiency caused BY the
refusal of States to- furnish their Quota.
party of armed worlcmen leave to-
morrow to repair bridges on'tlis Baltimore
Railroad 80 80
PHILADELPHIA. April 21.-The police
seized quantity of cont.aband goods forr
the South. The PARTIES will be arrested
and tried for treason. The goods were di~
rected to jackson. Miss, via Memphis. -
Two steamers have been taken posscsy;ore
of..for the government. go ss.lT
The Massachusetts regiment have rexrIsf.-
ed Annapolis and are stationed there 70 hoIsf
the junction of the road and comm nisre-
ton with Washington. - -.
HAnRIsBURGH. April 2l.-1, 800 troeps-
including 600 Ohio troops have arrived
since yesterday. The people of-ChSm-
oers burg are fortifying againstinsssioa.
2;ooO troops go by the midnight train
to the first bridge en- route for Baltimore
on the Northern Central They will be-
followed by 800 regulars, Shcrman's 3D.
ltery and. two thousand volunteers. Ell
New YoRK. April 21-Business was
suspended yesterday to attend the Union.
meeting. 1t was the largest meeting ever
known in this city. Speeches were made
by John A. Dix, Senator Baker. Robert n.
Walker. Fernando Wood. Wasb;n.te,,
Hunt, John Cochranc. anil many others
New York Is unit for the Uniyn. 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25
AR" MARsErLLEs Hymn"

AR MARsEiILEs Hymn"
Ye patriots awake to glory; aaa
Your country calls you to defend
Her flag from traitors--villains hoary--
Oh rescue il ere they shall rend
The gallant stus and stripes asnnder. '.
Oh never let il touch the dust; -. 81
But should il fail, IL fall 10 must,
Then let your bleeding forms lie under.
Arouse. arouse We braves,
Ind bet the war cry be.
Traitors mnst sleep in traitors graves
Union and victory.
Hark. II ,rk there comes from Southern borders
The clash of steel. the sulcn roar
OF cannon, while by rebel orders
The stars o. Sumter wave no more.
Then let u rally ere they sever
Our Union with ruthless hand,
And quickly rid our happy land
OF such vile traitor bands forever
Arouse &c.
Oh patriots arouse 70 action:
Our sacred dag we must not yield; 49,
But, smothering all party faction,
Must bare our brr lSts its folds 10 shield.
The glorious stars shall stand forever.
Shall traitor bands e'cr substitute
The rattlcsnakc. and we stand mute'
Could we submit Oh never, NEVER,
Arouse &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

or The following resolution. adopted
By meeting OF the people. irrespective o.
party. held at Goshen last week. was in
stroiuced BY W Earle. well known d m
ccrat: e"f
RssoYre3. TLst as true men and patti
sots We viii crush OFT rebellion first. an'
canvass The canse. Of it. zeal or imaginary
afterwards. a short. shrift and stou
rope for every traitor, either at home Of
abroad. "Our conniry--may she Away
be right. but right or wrong--our coun
try,
n This has the true ring
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

Cornrcuos.--Wc are assured by Mr.
Cspron that the statement in our last pa
s per. 10 the eject that tho coat and pants Of
the effgy hung on The pole in front OF OUT
! Office had frequently been seen hanging in
the hall az Reeve 4 Caproa's law Office. is
. incoTrcct-that our informant was certain.
Iy mistaken. We have not seen our In
foTrnant since IN regard to the matter. but
we are willing TO accept Mr.. Capron's
Z s:alsmen; as correct. He shonld certainly
fror whether the statement is true or not,
. and as he says positively il is not il affords
rs much pleasure to make the desired cor.
rsction. 49,,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

Hundreds Of dollars are already subscribed
endwithout doubt thousands of dollars
norswili he. An who ara able to give
are now appealedto come @ the relief oil
POUR soldiers zfsnfiiics. Subscribe literally
and you will then encourage those who
are fighting foryour families and for your
iifssijes. IIID .{EDstt2 Il
d. T. PHILLIPS,
ohm Raliaf E,n,,, -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25
The sEEaez Rebellion!

Var naovements IN eUery direction Pa.
triotism IN a Bia=e-Fighf al Baitinsor,
The Troops go Through Destruction
at Harper's Ferry-Te Traitors toe
&ow- Interesting -sDetails-Procl0raa
~iion 6ythe President Blockade Of .Sosah.
ern Ports Deelaysd-Goy. Hicks Grow-
ing Weak iaf4e Back.I rrv~ zx
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

Coon. 1.-The American Flag foated
from window Of the Democrat office yes-
terday. We hail with JOY this token OF
patriotism on the part of cur neighbors.-
There y now bat one party in the north.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

STARK CouSrY PnEss.--Ws have re-
ceived the 6rst number Of paper with the
above tide 1t is published at Knox. in
the nsighboring cousy Of starke. by J. A.
Berry It's neat looking. six column
sheet. and is independent in politics. The
editor has our best Wishes for his success.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

re ~ The tslegraphic report of the Pres
idsnt's Proclamation. as well as his reply
TO the Virginia Commissioners. which We
published last week. were so lnangled and
incorrect. that re have thought it our duty
TO publish correct copy Of both It's
owesk-.hich we DO.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

- r. The Legislature ofthis State con.
svened in extra session yesterday at Indi-
annapolis; The oIjee is to provide for The
exigencics caused by the Southern Rebel
ion.l rsa safl-.sf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25
Indiana zousycs.

The Indiana zouave Regiment is fall
They are all choice. picked men: active.
Athletic. daring fellows. commanded by
Col. Wallace. Many Of the officers saw
service IN tie Mexican war.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

q ~ A regiment of Illinois troops has
been st,tiened at Cairo. aud more. it is
said. are to be. sent there Immediately.
Il is "a important point to occupy. .s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

e We intended to notice the certif
Gates published in the last Democrat.
signed by James E. sWestervels, Henry
McFarlin and j. E. Honghton. bat must
defer doing SO this week for wan. of room.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

s!irk% Wheas Mr. Gspron requested rs to
ussrset che statement In regard to the
psSst aud psnts on the efsgy having fIe-
qppently been seen hanging in tie. hall Of
,Rcsse 4 Capron's Isw Office. wc iuquirsl
I'D him wby be desired il corrected ifthe
slmns:ng Of the cf;sy on our pol was such
"a 55ol ;jols, "-as the Depeeras eharac-
tcEize3 il? .Suppose," said. 10 Il do
not chooss 20 regard il ~ - good joker .
"Then, we remarked, chat alters the
case materially -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

~ Senator Douglas has telegraphei
10 his friends in ST. Louis that he is for
sustaining the Government, at all hazards
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

The following is an extract from letter written BY
Church, Brooklyn, n. r. 5onr,ei asd N~s--.s,
cincinnati o. and speaks volumes in Of that wcfIi
mesiirinc Mrs WiSsLows SoorHiSG ftsrP ros
CHILDREN TEErHISG: - p ~
'.We see advertisement In your co1nnsns Of NJ.
Vsnsors Soosisg syyrP. Now <aida word in
avor OF patent medicine before in life, hut f~v
compelled to your readers that Is no hum bur-
zee hass tried ~ esd korr 10 be all ~ EJeis
probably one Of the pss<f swressf mriicines If 1 a.
babies can't 90 better thanisy ma suI1y. s[nlsEl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25


We publish In another colgmn ofto-day.t psDer.
an article copied from The Cincinpa6 Uo0. -
scriptive of Dr.. Robock b extensive medi2i -
sshment in that city. By the way. Dr.. Rshesk's
u .ts 'sisS All sasseI 6ss Been III 81
time since these Remedies were introd no
our section. of country; JET. Dr., Brenna1 Ro-
back's agent in this place. infofs " thaS Iii LES
Of the Hoes 0h ard Blood Purifier now r. e.
coed those Of al other medicines - =
agent. combined. The reason (lr
have stood the test Of practical ezlt
know this not only from the mouths Of e4ers ~
We have used them n our QEn family Ne
very +sss ssssts F.slI 1!ses:s: -:
or from natural wsakness. indigestiopx ~ @ -
dred ailments. We rseomnead. h scr14nexzn
Remedies a. che cary ~ uedicinssezsu I'll
are destined 20 achieve not an ephemer.t vge99s
but 4 permanent and deserved reputation, vkich
win render them pecessty in every hnilys-N0.
pele0n (Olip,) Novh Wet, March 2
See advertisement. f24-nJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25
To the Patriotic Cifizcus Of Marshall
III County. IS .e,c.i.-,l

.rI 80. -..,a County. 4. ii rrer..srI
Southern rebel traitors have male war
upon your Gosernmcnt-they have by
force Of arms compelled the gallant Major
Anderson to surrender Fort Snmter-they
have displaced the star spanglcd banner
by the rattlesnale hag-shes are -menacing
the Capital at V'ashington-they taunl
You with cowariice anil are determined to
rule or ruis,.. faF s@'esz fl'''o.s.sa'
In order = put down their rebellion,
protect the Government property. and
ths rights and lives OF les citizens. svolun-
teers ere enlisting ms soldiers all over the
true and loyal State. and companies are
forming in your own county. Many in
this county who are RELYING to the sup
port of their country. are husbands and
fathers. end their families are dependent
upon their daily labor for support. The
families Of such As these must be aided by
the liberal and patriotic Of this county,
Ala Union Meeting held IN .thss Court
Hopss - xPlymosth, Thursday evening
last, DIT. Philips; >. L. westervelt., D
r. Mckenzie. Lambert Nussbaum and
Joseph, Leonard were appointed . Relief
Committee, and were authorized to pro-
cure subscriptions for such of the wives
ia rb;Idrenfn ~ t1,e MarsbaU (yonntv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

The Philadelphia Argus, in speaking of the late
exhibition held in that city by the Franklin Iassi
tute, says:
"ln noticing medicines, we are always extreme1y
cautious, unless satisfied Of the merits al. u
article. Among those exhibited is the celebfated
Holland Bitsers.& This medicine has been extern
siseiy introduced int every seie u - ppisn,
the last Two years. Me exhibition sko8 Md
mails in every language known in America. smcng
which we notice one from the late Hon John N.
Clayton of Delaware ..... -
Dyspepsia, Headache and Indigestion b. which
all persons are more or less affected can USUALLY
be cured BY taking n,oderats exe1Eiie. vG3oGGD
food, and dose OF Berhavc's Holland Biiten GO
hour before each meal.-Bsk. San. 1t-1n.