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St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
NOTICE.

IViE C-psrt,'s.rsLiy h+reiofo,e exirtin.
u under the firm "f COTTINGHAM l.
HARDING j. this day dissolved hy mutual
c..i,scIs. Vim. n. Harding il alone-autl,ur-
lied TO settle the business At the firm.
SAMUEL CIrTINGHAM,
WIN. II. HARDING,
Baltimore Jan. ! laGl--4w.
The undersigned, having Rought out IL.
Interest "f Samuel C,atingham Of tl.- firm ~
Ca,inxham 4 Harding. will hereafter conduct
the business in his own Eame.-and he n.n.r
respectfully s'liriis tho fav.r I" the friend. I'd
the uli Firm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
BUSINESS NOTICE..

a LII persons indebted to me on Tavern me-
"A count WI! come forward and settle the
same Without Delay as wish all claims due me
closed forthwith. imtes.d hereafter 10 do an
exclusive CASH business a..A am Determined
to give no credit for EATING, DRINK
ING or HORSE FEED from the Ist of Jan,,a.
AIRY, 1861.
JOHN r.. PEEWICK,
Proprietor.
&C.,, Union HOTEL
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

HyHE public are hereby informed tia,
DIR. w. S BLACKSTONE has locat.,i
himself at the lead Of ST. Clen,-
er,'s Bay for the purpose Of practising his
profession. tie can be fund At the residence
of Mr.. George H. Herbert. ~ al. times, " hsa,
not professionally engaged.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11

VIE undersigned has made such arrange.
- ments As will enable him to ex,cnte ain
work in his line 1t BALTIMORE PRICES.
with promptEess aid despatch. He soiii,its :
call from his friencs aud the public.
v. CAVALIER,
M Leonard Tuwa.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11

NEW GOODS.
"E have jna rertivesl large assortment
w GRN 'ETIEss, Consisting m:-
120 SACKS q. A. d. BLOWN SALT;
SO BBLS. COM. WHISKEY;
80 I" OLD RYE DO;
20 SACKS COFFEE;
II CASKS MOLASSES
HID BROWN SUGAR;
10 CASKS BRANDY;
RUM. GIN, &C..
which We will sell en- terms to suit perchas.
FRS.
SIMMS e. MADDOX.
We would call the attcnii"n of merchants
aud large dealers in the county to cur large
stock nf GROCERIES, which We are prepar-
ssl Ia sell a. low as can he purchased IN Bal
timOrc-freight added.
s & M.
June Goth, 1OGl.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
2xD JcBIcaAL DIsrRacr.
For TIE COURT. OF APPEALS,
ROBERT FORD,
SAINT .KART'S COUNTY.
March 21st, 1861.
NE TIE LEGISLATURE.

FUR TIE LECLSLAT URE.
The friends d RICHARD COTTON sug-
gest his name To tho v,acrs of this county IA
Candidate fs the Legislature, and ask Tor
las claims a s!ispassioiiate Consideration.
March 7th 1861.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
ROBERT c. COMBS, Esa. is recommends
ed Io the voters Of this souaty M q candidate
tor the Legislature, aid wtu be supT0rtAd by
MANY FRIENDS.
Feb. a5th, la6i-,f.
FOR COUNTY CLERKS{IIp.
The friends of DANIEL 7. MORGAN pre-
seat him "a the voters o( Sc Mary's c,a,,ty as
q candidate ET Clerk of the tircuit Court a.
tina eis-c,i,n in 1868, and s,afcit to Ills claims
diJ,asin,,ate consideration.
Nov. Both, 1867.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
I announce myself as a candidate for Clerk
G:he Grcui, Court f"r Saint Mary's county,
/, eerertfuily s'licit the support oi nay
fl Is and the public.
GEORGE H. HERBERT.
NJ. ch 2S,h 1861.
FOR SHERIFF.
Tive name Of PHILIP II. DORSEY, Il sus-
geSte,l Z" the voters nf this c.an.y, as a can
dida'e for the text SfERlFFALTY, by
many citizens of
CHArTrCn Dtsrnrcr.
Feb. eth, lsGl.
FOR SHERIFF.
HARRISON EDWARDS is presenter to
the Voters At Saint Mary's ceai,,ty As ca,,di.
date Zoe Sheriff at the election, ia 1861.
Ianua,y 18th. iHs0.
THOMAS L. DAVIS isrecomuserdedt
the voters Of tats county as a candidate 70,
the SLeriGalt, in 1861.
iaiJoes' District.
Nov iHsh. 1859
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
NOTICE.

UyAKEN up Monday week last, near
The mouth OF Brii.an's Ray, d
SAIL CANOE shout Ia feet ID k.nesh
and feet in width. The name a. fhs.
Canoe is the ''Swsn" She wae cut dow,
when found nearly b, her keel On one SD.
and is nearly valuelcsa.
JAMES H. CAWeOD.
Newtswn Manor.
July 1lth. 1S6l-3t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11

NNAWAI uWst1 TUG 1uO0Cbt- H
Der on the 29th n.timo. . OK
negro man, calling hsmself VIII
LIAM WASHINGTON Wall ~
TON. He isa very likely. we'll ~
made nesr.', black. ab,ut five feet, e>
Elk or seven inches in height and will weigh
fr"m ons hundred and eighty to two hundred
pounds. He has long hair. generally plated
snd tied with eel skins. He has . wife ut
Mrs. w. l.. Riscss's in the Factory District.
IN this cnnnty. The shave reward will be
gwen for his delivery to me.
JNO. NJ. RROOME,
Sc. lhigoes, r..
st. Mary's Co..
July 4sh. leel-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11

BIZ Rate 90 cts per 500 $s3,57s233 is
True extract s--
Il Test
st. Mary's G mn.v Commissioners Office
Janc 10th, lSGl-lm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11

GEORGE I. SPALDING C!k.,
Go Commissioners Sc. Mary's County
le ilth 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11

January Ord. ISL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

'dif zie nay through, sseaf TO Me FINAL action
Qfhe Senate. that no such protection scos
reeessory. You have got protcction, your
right. your equality; and then YOU tell
me that l hsve done you Injustice by de-
tending you against the charge that you
were in favor Of dissolution Of the Union!
Even if you approved il. it would only
show that ! was mistaken. You deceived
me that time that Vas your. fault. The
next time it will be mine. / assumed, on
that occasion. in reference to the act of
rati6cation Of the G snstitution by the State
OF Virgins, that SO far as | was capable
OF examining it, Virginia had made no res
ervation. no condition in her ratification
OF the Constitution of tho United States.
l had examined the question; had looked
at all the authorities that could be found
upon the subject, and could ind no war
rant for the assertion; but still the Senator
from Oregon. in his areply to me, spoke
with great familiarity of the proceedings
Of that convention ratifying the Consfitu-
ton as though he understood it. and with
reat confidence said il had ma lie 70 err.
vatIou.9 lalI 30 .rifIr tartnIa Hanf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
Especial Di'patcl,to the Cincinnati Commercial
~" WAsHrxoroS.. Feb. 18Th. 1s61.

WAsHISGroS, Feb, 18th, 1861.
The Republican caucus. last night, had
under consideration the policy to be pur
sued towards the seeded States. It was
agreed with great unanimity to support
Bingham's Force Bill. providing for col
Letting revenue by armed vessels. stationed
outside every harbor where custom bouse
Is located. 1t was resolved to support a
bill authorizing the President to receive
volunteers in aid of the execution of the
laws. These two measures in addition to
Holt and Colfax's bill, providing for the
|discontinuance Of mails wherever they are
violated. or the accountability of post
masters repudiated. 1.-THE last has already
passed, it is thought will enable the Exc.
cutive to test the question whether we have
a government or not. They will pass the
iiouse by large majority, as nearly all
the Republicans and such Democrats as
John Cochrane, will vote for them, besides
number of South Americans. Their
fate in the Senate is doubtful. The Sen
ate now consists Of twenty six Republicans
and twenty-cight Opposition. counting the
Texan Senators. who have not yet with
drawn. 1t will require two opposition
votes to carry them, which must come
from Pugh. Douglas and .Crittenden.-
Should two Of these vote. il still remains
doubtful. whether tho present Executive
has the courage to approve any measure
looking toward the preservation of the
rights or authority of the Government
Nothing OF public interest was done in eth
er House to-day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
FROM WA SHINGTON.

WAsHuSeToS, Feb. 1S.-It appears from
investigation by the House Military Com
mittee that Secretary FLOYD accepted A.
X. Delknaps bid for 800, 900 worth oil
muskets. Secretary Holt refuses TO recog.
nize the contract. Belknap says they werc
intended for the Sandman Government
1t is further shown that Floyd distributed.
without any order. through the engineer oil
the Department. 65. 900 percussion mus
kets, 40, 900 altered muskets, 10, 900 rifles,
among the arsenals of Charleston, Augus.
ia. Mount Vernon. Baton Ronge and North
Carolina. Withthe exception Of those for
the last named. all the arms fell into the
possession of Rebel State authorities
The Committee gave as reason for re-
porting the bill authorizing the President
to accept recruits or volunteers, because
the regular force is wholly inadequate to
protect the forts. arsenals. dock-ys and
other property Of the United States. lar.
ger portion Of the army being necessary
for the protection of the frontier. .ci 2
Some delegates to the Peace Conference
tonight. say they will probably BY Wed.
nesday agree upon plan Of adjustment
acceptable even to the Virginia Commits
sioners. uosas- So Tall
Nothing decisive occurred in the Peect
Convention. Indications still arc that tl,;
majority report will DO adopted BY .
close vote. The proposition for . Ma
tional Convention is, however, gaining
ground. aart --erciirE-slr tTE ,91ii.
Voc-- n-...s. s..u~r~.l e,,oocls n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
MARRIEn

onythe 18th inst. by Rev. Austin Fulii
er. HEsRY McFAnds, Esq, and Miss
FRANZ b. THoxPsox.
onthe same day by IT. D. FslconLury.
Esq, ut the residence OF the brides father.
Mr.. JACOB PIPrrSGEn and Miss LYDIA j.
WEBB, all Of Polk township.
May Jacob become as jacob Of old .1tIol
May Lydia be to him as precious as gold.
And when they are done sojourning below.
May they have living faith AMI to heaven 60
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

sSA& - tottCt W tHc C0ttOto VI tue E1tulDul>
kp....f!,assfa. . .12, ,&.T,i.f, !
|thc seAa,o kas in ifavor ofthe i.nmediatI
withdra~K ofAthe rernAining Southern
States from=ths confederacy as peace
measnre, 70 avert the heuors of ciyil. war
and wiaiihs view d 4 reeonstructicn on .
constitutional basis After denying ,hs,
such is his position, he goes on TO say:
lyon must remember that there are dis.
unionists among tho party leaders at tho
North As well as at the South-men whose
hostility TO slavery is stronger than Their
fidelity to The Constitution, :
,Itmay be that there are Republican,
who have bccsme disguised on account Of
the frequent threats ofthe Southern PEG.
Iplet dissolve the Union unless their pol
icy is carried out. or new Constitutions
guarantees given for tho benefit OF slavery,
and. therefore. having become convinced
that the Union must sooner or later be
dissolved. have concluded that it may n
as well slide now as any time; but.
had the Senator included among the dis
unionists North those whose lore of slave
ny ana public plumber e..isq stronger than
their fidelity TO ,fhe Constitution" and
who are mad and want 70 see the Union
destroyed because the Democracy were de-
fested last November, he wouId have en-
bthced "a much more numerous progeny
than he did. How long can the Union
or the Government stand when q powerful
minority redases to yield 10 stlie decision Of
the majority as expressed through the bal.
iotbox! The object OF the Democracy in
the North in encouraging the secessionists
in the way they do. is, perhaps. 10 manu-
facture political capital for their party in
the next Presidential canvass. Suppose
they, succeed. will not thsiUchicksns come
back home to roost? Whether right or
NOT people cannot resist the temptation. let
the Consequences be what they may. to
commend the poisoned chalice TO the lips.
Of those who mixed il. - - 81 ss-i,r5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

Grand Union Triumph il 81. Louis, and
Probably In the state.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. ls.-Incomplete returns
indicate the election or the the uncondition-
81 Union ticket for the State Convention.
This city gives il about 5000 majority4
The election passed off quietly, no dis
Iturbance Of any kind occurring. The re-
turns from the State as far Is received ia
sor che election Of the Union candidates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

between the hours Of 10 o'clock, and ociorh n m
OF said dry, the rens and profits r not .r~e<dips
seven years Of the following described real estate IN ali
county 81 Marshall. and State II Indiana to-wit: =
norh ha Ut the soufhwest quarter section tw.nsy
two 2., township thirfy-ve (3s) north Of ranr~ ~
" east, containing ~ acres. more or less.
the rents and profits years Of aid real estate
VIII not sell for sufficient sasy said Ccmmt,sio,
interest," cost and accruing costs will at the am. ti,e
and place or for sale highest bidder an the yrhf
fite and interest Of the said and 20 the
or "a much thereof may be NECESSARY s.fy ia rjt
fblf l5t3 o. n. BARNARD. sheriff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
SATURDAY, MARCH 1851.

between the hours OF 10 o'clock. a. m and O'Clock
asaid day. the rents and profits term not ~re..din.
even years of the following described estate
IN said county Of Marshall aud State
FORTY acres out Of the south Corner Of IN.
acon, section eighteen tlsl, west Of Michigan Road
III the rents and profits f years Of s.iS real s,ss.
viii not sell for sufficient s,fisfy said Ere~usi,n
and place Offer for sale to the highest lawful br Al. sh
right title and interest OF the said defendant in and -,
IN, said writ. 10y
f.blf 1878 o. Qxpxapn &C.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
SATURDAY. MARCH l6. 1861.

between the hosrs OF loocock. a m. and O'Clock r. nm
OF SAID day the rents and profits for not
seven years Of the following d-scred real estate In ,.s
county OF Marshall, and State Of Indiana, to-wit:
The ~cst part Of the south half "a
section nine ), township hir flour 3f nor q. ran.
we w east containing sixty more or Iess: and
number eleven III Of the half ef the
Ter OF secen sixteen i6 acr~r Of and o.
Of the north ne north west ausrer m
ton one l, township thirty (34, north az r.,,
On east together with all the impre,~m@uss thereon
~ the rents and profss for
M not sell tor sum sufficient To satisfy said
interest costs ana accrung costs. will -ane time
and place. offer for sale TO The higher, /, a., n;
nfh. title and interest cf the sad DEFENDANTS In and
70 the same. ar much thereof may L. p~c>ssarv
% safirfy said writ.
'eo-i iytS O. ". BARNARD Sheriff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
GALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL
~ LANDS.

win expose sale At Pchc Auction preccribes
before the Court House door in Plymouth, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %, lssI.
e AZ ss sss =. e 10 ss sss
In ssid county the same h~ving been forfeited r the
The vest half che quarter section Is town.
shp -, ranee bought BY ~ 8. Burch, principal due
The s s:s 'ssfsss assis.. -s u .s s
obi: ss !: s. rssss L sSssss By j. bs'Fh principal dee
The scuth ha The quarter Of section s ss.-
az g s.ss ss s:s g y Fs cs-sa'. Psias'P.' e.
The sorsi-ss srsr sfihs ssush-e.ss quarter q esoa
s q ss;e;s ss 3 ssss ~ 2
eipai due s5s, sO.-iaisress sso,ss
!; {:
=; s;|,;i :: :: 'i ;sss
ri e. '; ssss:ss y ;.ss. ssssss ),
priscir.i sss 8; 50. -Snssssss 81. 20.
ssssss ''s. ss. ~ 'iss.; , sss; ss
n: - 3 Z s...: :' s.;:. ss
I'd a.: e. = 80 e eu.s..s Il ,.ssls.
i ns;;, sss s. $50 e.zs "a 80 y ss>.s
n: s:ss;; W.T.. : 9 .:: 8 Z:
iawnship 3.seses kae1f ~ Soks EsnhsF. pri.eipel
:. e; !! ss sss:s CO. ., ), .,,,.
Sesess y y ,. shirley rssssl a. s'iAs0 -I.lsrssi
Lcs Z sscsiu. ls io~asl.p a. riaeF sosrks - r
Shirley, princiPsl due slI2 so-!nssrss!
The south Iect1fths vsst h.!fcf<.e 80 - -
due ga -;sSss1i' ;sssk ~ :, -
De vsst helf - ,ssse = .(eI:e
ssIs ssSsss s s. - q :.
T',c ers = s,s s.sF g as<ss
principal due s7seos-issrsr1f es7;so:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
~ Commission. issurd by the Clerk Of the Court NJ cc
mon Pleas Of Marshall county andfo M directed An =
~ Abraham Acker.nd and against Henry Pierre. and
cynthia Pierce. viii Offer Public Sale A. the La al,
rets. At the Court House door in the town OF P1xc,sh
MarShaII mi : - -'~~~-e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
SATURDAY, MARCH Is. les,
CHERIFF'S SAFER y;r,u. - ,

SHERlFF'S SALE.-By Virtue of a.
~ COMMISSION. issued by Clerk Of sAs Msr,hsu
Srcut Court and TO directed, In fsver Of Amxi r.
~heeier and against William Hagenbuck and fsorr-
cushing viii offer at Public Sale Law dirsris A
Marshall. and State Of Indiana, on = =
SATURDAY, MARCH Is. 1861.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock L. M and e'cIor. -
OF said day. the rents and profits for term not sxceed;
seven years 81 the following described real In sa
county ef Narshal and State Of Indiana to-~it.
Beginning at the northwest Of the south
quarter OF section thirteen (. Michigan Road Land
Thence running east four chains and forty fur I;nt
thence south nre chains and forty links thence west
- h 'tt"n iine thence north the place
'n and prohts for years Of said real estate
not sal or sum suicicat to satisfy Commission
cost and accrung will AZ the same ,ir
ana place. Offer for sale 20 the highest lawful bidder ~,
the right title and interest In and
70 the SANE or 30 much thereof may n-cessarv 10
satisfy said writ ~ ="
fcb2i lCt3 o NJ n1Ryapn s,.r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
E fleyd,s Abstrac,ions.

tho Special Committee of the House
on The fraudulent abstraction of the Indi
an Trust Fund. made their report on th,
18th. Itsmakes somestartling disclosure.
concerning the great national, robbery
When the abstraction first came to light
it was supposed that the robbery amount
ed to s6I 2.o00.s But it turns out on pro.
bling the natter to the bott ON. the ,swindls
and robbery amounts to SO, l37 ,395!
Floyd's guilt is overwhelmingly establish
ed. Oughtnot every body. with the Rep.
rcsentative from Marshall and Starkc, tc
"7Honk God that the Democracy hare ruled
The country for The last dirty gears ar
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

|CURvEY NoTICE.-Notice is hereby

NJ given that the with the County Surveyor,
TuEsDar. March IS 1851. proceed TO survey and
locze the corners Of his land 10 section g. township a.
range <sas In Marshall county. Indiana, and coninus
from day to day until all Is surveyed.
Nonresident Of land I'm sAid section xc fail to
meet the Surveyor at the time above mentioned and dray
poy1e for 6yng their portion Of the expense Of said
srey will beetnrnd to the County Auditor such de-
nqenecs pfson the duplicate and collected accord
ing 20 law.
fb2i l6t3 FREDERICK DEUSCH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

J. u5tGov. Dennisoi, Of Ohio. has. q ap-
pointed e +, wolc0tt to al the ssesncy
'occssionsd BY the death Of C. iWnshss
Ions Of ths G ommissieAsrs TO tho Peace
$1,000 s4s;isJ g4e 10 segb .s7asyt.'-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
SATURDAY, MARCH ls. ,ss
SALE-Bv ,;r,r. -

COMMISSION issued by the Clerk Of tn. Msrsh.n
Circnit Court, and Ia directed in favor ~
Thompson and against Thomas Parks and Amanda p.,x
VIII oner at Public Sale as the Law drscs at the c.ur.
i"n'e door In the town Of Plymouth, Marshall county,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

81 The Editor Of the Czrisf;an Eafclmas ND REFLECTOR
says I'VE have testimony in favor Of the Machine
made by Ladd, Webster 4 Co., which from the moral
and religious character Of the writers. satisfied
could have been obtained, had not the insru-
ment fully rcs,zsi the approximations o. the makers
rcspecting IT, these festimonials from persons
: high moral worth and integrity in The community,
we'll known @ eur Ecsdsrs and are Of thent nzsssr-
hExEY WARD pEECIFER. q New York Isde-
9 pcndcnti Gov. A. g. CURTIN, OF Penss HORACE
t9REELEI, ~ n. Tribune. Hon. HENRY. RAY
: M0ND. Ny. Tines HORACE n. DA \, 1ndss Ens3ser
Patentce Hon. JOHN u. Gy1ISELIS. -Jr., Norfolk.
) Va; VIZ. p. WILLIAMSON, Chief Engineer U. =. \.
JOS. p. PRISON, Chief Engineer 81 ~ T. cir;
Editor Pacica: Mcckanic Editor Sci<nfifc Ierious:
EdieDr eny Adssssd sp<; EDITOR Ba1is~'s Picssrsl
Editor Near 0yleag PiorIunc Editor Nss ESv4 Eev-
sing Poe Editor Baltimore Pabsot; Editor Nsgpk;s
Esqzr~; Editor c5sci~ps6 E1gshs. ~ 1yi -
! Prom the above eminent ee4flspcn, and Sis1ip-
IRaisAe4 soerces. we have nq0ali1cd lB - 1asr-
ing teafiuonieIs ~ he quecjx1R1o( ~.
Hkir ofthe '1edd, wekelerk o. - erAinss "
lnb1991d III lt79llcH7o -.
: | fvrzqHTr 49, F1Frs9 - <xsnz 1eyS7sss "a
sukl invar - efcsoffel proaf<hIe busines ca
- rs6ily <1b1<d We or libcral induceneps.
lxek urolssses regarding or nAchines wiIi b
81 Z zsiI sssd Circular ana ssnrIs q rort y *
COOK. STONE 4 co, = :
AGENTS 5Sf nerd es(erp Stsiss.-
FFscE.-ss4 I'lKE sffxEr. tup st.irD CHICAGO.
lfF ILEH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
O. ". BARNARD. Sheriff.

SHERlFF'S SALE.-Dy viItuc of an
Et.cuon Issued by the Clerk Of the NarshsiI Csun-
~ Court II Common Pleas In fsynr Of Is,.r o., -
sssinst kichard oorbaicy. and to directed.
eviei upon and viii onrr sf Public re~t~
At the Court House door in the town OF rlvn,orfh
Marshall lndf - ~'o~'-~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21


EThe editor OF the Democrat opened
his battery of biIlingsgate upon US last
week for publishing the account Of the cir
constance that occurred on the rail road
train between Marcus AsreIius Orlando
Packard and the Conductor. when the lat
ter took up" the formers pass and made
the gentlemen pay fare. Now. for the life
of us. wegacannot see why Affidavit
should Ay in sucl, rage at us for. merely
telling the story, for the truth Of which VIZ
have the best Democratic authority. II
it was mean in nsto tell it, was il not con.
sidcrably meaner in Marcus to be guilty Of
the deed? -. -...s.
As to Affidavit" abuse. no one regards
it. He has beea proven a liar SO often that
it is now taken for granted that every state.
ment he makes is false unless it is known
to be otherwise. This being the case it is
entirely useless to pay any attention to him,
and we therefore let him pass adi sas g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
STATE OF INDIANA. STARK
~ COUNTY, ss.-In the Stark Common Pleas Court,
May Term. A. D., 1861 XII - -. d ! y
PETrR MILLER.

PETER GALLAGHER.

PETER GALLAGHER. Mortgage
The planG in the above entitled czns- by X g. Celr
his attorney has filed in his complaint and if
Appearing BY the aasi Of competent psrson that the
defendant, Peter Gallagher q the State
Of Indiana; he II therefore hereby notified o the 6in and
tendency OF said complaint against him. and unl~
appear plead demur calling
the st day Of the ssid Conrf
begun and held At the housc in the % Kbrx
the fourth Monday Of May A. d. 1851 said complaint ard
the maftee and things therein and ALLEGED m b
heard and determined In hts absence
febl4 lets OLIVER m. r. HOWARD, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an
Execution, issued by the Cork ef Msrrha Circuit
court and to me directed In favor Orrha T. Brown and
rown for the use Of Charles H.. Reeve. Henry D.
assignee Of Charles H. Rseve collected Sf
the benefit Of Henry d. Per shing and against william G.
fomeroy have levied upon and win cer At Public sss
a. the law Directs at the Court House In the sovn q
Plymouth. Marsaall County, Indiana, on
81 SATURDAY. MARCH I6, 1861.
BET ween the hours 81 10 o'clock fn and O'Clock n N,
OF said day. the rents and profits term not excedipr
seven pears Of the following described real
county Of Marshall, and State Of Indiana, to-wft:
This east half Of the south quarter of section eight m
township thrfy-tvo (32 range ~ east al<o lot one
W section seven I'D. township thirtytvo t32). range
e rents and profits for years Of said estate
hot sell ior sum sufficient 10 sstisfy said Exscusioa
interest costs and accrunE WILL the same tims
and place offer for sale to the highest lawful bidder eli the
right title and interest Of the said defendant and to the
said writ 10y
feb21 l6t3 O. M BAIyARD sh.xf0