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/ ET2TTT o ETgSE1T .G3D . ssE
of this convention was ordered
to DE published in the Spirit. Tagf
J. H. sOGLEBAY, Assistant Secretary,
Representatiye--STEpH A. PANcoAsT,
Cfak-DAN1F1i w lLroS, 4 VI = IfN
Treasul err JNe.C NJ. sKIRKBRtDE, ry,ys
Sherf--THoMAsL LITTLE, ! p q
Commissioner-J. B. OBLIXGBR,
4 Recorder--DANIEL O'CoNNoR, ~ ~
Prosecuting Attorney JAeoB T. MoRRiLL,
Coroner-SAMuEL w, NolL,-
q 1nfirmary Director-BENJAMIN r. DRIGGs.
G. H, DAVENPORT. Chairman.
p J. E. MEEcuAM, Clelk.
DIED-On the 10th inst, in this town
ship, JOHN CARRICK, aged about 20 years,
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! = ..ss Attachment, ,5.a sisia .
Thomas Masters, PlaigliHs i
against

- WIN. -Ca,lett. psfendsnt.ssf ,s.a
ID EFORE Thomas. .Martis, Jss R..s Of Bethel
ID township. Monroe comfy, Ohio.jaon ON the
l4th day Of August 1861, said sIssties isss'~d
an order of attachment in the above act, ou issr
thslsnm Of eleven dollars and six cents, which
action with be for hearing on, thei alst- day cf
October, A.. D. 1851, at 2 o'clock NJ. Of pai1
day.. ..........,., .i,ie THOMAS MASTERS.
Sept. A, 1S6l.-3t. z.f Sos
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fHHJAcqgsT. MoRRILL, the ''Uniono
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, will
address the people on the state Of the
Country and County. at the following
times and places. t,.;e,.n -,
JAMES o! AMOS, the Opposing candi-
didate IL respectfully invited to attend
Appointments for other places win be
made in due time: S = .-9...s= ..s-.e
BEALkSVILLE, Monday Gard Sept.
JERUSALEM, Thursday Gath e
MALAGA Wednesday 25th
MILTONSBURG, Thursday 26th s9"oi
CALAIS, Friday 9th ~
LEWfSvILLE. Saturday 2sth "a o. "
GRANVILLE, Tuesday lst Oct.
ANTIOCH, Wednesday 2ud
STAFFORD Thursday 3rd !" q
BROWNSvILLE, Friday ; 4th . - =
NEW CASTLE, Saturday 18th us" q
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81 : {lsE ! q Jg9EEN
Editor SPIRIT Of Democracy:-By announe-
ing the name of
ST. CLAIR. Kelley, Esq,
of Belmont County, as q canaidate, for Cou-
MON PLEAS JuDaK in the Second Su.bsaiyision
Of the Eighth Judicial District, you will oblige
The PEoPLE AND TAx-rArRRs..
|. rs ~
Mr.. EDlroR:-Please announces the name Of
HENRY FORD, Sen, = :"
OF Center township, rs candidate for Repre-
sentative By SO doing you will obligeF
Ee = MANY TAX PAYERs. !.
~ 49, - zI ~ 4s%g
l. 'Ladepenaent" -
Mr.. EDIroR:--Please announce the name OF
JOHN MALLORY,
of Salem township, as a sUnion" candidate
for the Office of Sheriff, subject to the decision
of the qualified voters of Mon,oe county, on
the Second Tuesday in October next. b
MANY UNION MEN.
i. Mr. Editor: Please announce the name of
JOHN CLEGG, an Independent candidate
for SHERIFF., at the October election, by re-
quest of the PEOPLE
), oss aaE ef5 Co. F555 1rca.-s -raLi {
Mr.. EDIrOR:--Please announce the name of
ADAM EDGAR,
of Green township, as an independent candi-
date for Treasurer, to save the peoples money.
81 efs ti9G -.Sae UNION DRMocRAT.
IS +stHA gvsressfz --esyT 5.R I.na .sas
Mr.. EDIroR:-Please announce the name Of
80. JACOB T. MORRILL,,
OF Salem township, as a "Union" candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the decision
of the qualified voters of Monroe County, on
the Second Tuesday of October next. -
5 Mr.. TEpIToR:-Announce the name Of
ssegzss HENRY aSYCKS, H. -.
of Salem, township, as candidate for Coroner,
at the October election. MANY DEMOCRATS ,.,
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AUG USTUS' KOERNB RS ESTxTE

a WNOI 70 NVTNNHEs ~ - y ~ - ~ =
NIOTlGk IL hereby given that the und~rsign-
IN ed was, on the Tth day of Sept. 1861, APP
pointed by the T, obate Court Of. Monroe soun.
~, Ohio, Admiiistratrix of tho Ertats Of A..
gustus Koerner, late OF said county, deceased.
-. MELRozENA. KOERNER, Ad,a'sx.l
Sept IL, l$6l.~-3t pd. 80
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WoonsrIELp. O.. Sept. 14th. 1861

WooDsFIELD, O.. Sept. l4th. 1851.
pff,suant, 10 previous notice the Union Men
ii Gonro4 County, ,iassembled in Conv ention
Hf<fft6 Court-House, for he.purpose of nomi-
sxtink RI kCounty. Ticket, and organized. by
ippcintibg M: MORROW, President, LEWIS
sprIsr, secretafy ana - H; oeLhBAr, Assist sN
-1oA fmotiSn aofiN. Holiister,9 there was a
kSthmitfees Of one from each township to re-
mort candidates to this convention: - - =
s6HxD4tenpor Cen ter Dr: Jesse Meechem
Seneca: IsssS Booth, Va alaga; John Mallory,
Salsm; David campb4ll, SUMMIT.
On motion of DR.. L. f. Ellsworth, there was
aR RExecnfive committee, of five appointed to
coe{sspond Mitl the Execntixe commistee of
Guernsey Couuty, composing this Senatorial
John A: Davenport, L. r. Ellsworth, John
B. Nou, John NJ Kirkbride, VIM. Ohey. -
.sThse eo@.ssttss reported the n following Tick
HSpresentatise, lTlios. "A. Way, Clerk, D.
Walton; Treasurer, Jno. Mr. Kirkbride; Sheriff,
Thos. Little; Ggmmissionsr,TJ. B. Oblinger;
Recorder, Daniel 4 O'Connor; Prosecuting At
Norney. Jacob T. Morrill, Coroner, Samuel w.
1Nsii; Ipasmafy Director, Benz B. Driggs.s 81
Thomas A. Way declined the nomination of
Representat tirel y 4 Theremainder of the Ticket
was unanimously adopted byothe convention.
-Th6 6-cplnmltteeLn Lneu IePorieu-Lne niinie Vi
stephen A. Psncoast tor orRepresentative,w which
was ,dshhfSeusly sadsptsds nrs L. II. Ellis
worth offered tLe following resolution which
WAS unan;mops1y adopted: s+,,,.., sl..,t
Resoiped, That We hereby heartily endorse
the resolutions, passed by the State Union
'Eop1vention held in Columbus, on, the eth
Sent, 1861. @ s,. ~
motion of Dr. /. r. Ellsworth there was was
a mites Of three @ appointed TO flI all va
scanciss that may occur on the Ticket just
nominated. N. HoLLIsTER,
"a f'..'7's.'s :. i''So s. P. JONES,
sn0as - WIN. OKEY, Com.
ibe ssueeecLes we're made by DR., Jesse .Meechem
samnd j. I. Morrill,. On motion a committee Of
two, s. T.. Jones and Pr I: Ellsworth were
appointed to request J. W. okey, to give his
Union, views to the convention. On motion
the nomination of J.. w. .Okey for Common
Pleas Judge was confirmed. On motion the
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sIlaln % asEsou Ole fsel { aaisssss ys--s,
rg7a q Legal Nptiec,nl agrslss :
natl Railroad G0l6

|FTHE Marietta snd Cincinnati Railroad GSisA
i pany, James WinsIow. BB9feEsrs WsuEk
Fernie, Thomas w. i'owefl. Noah iE.rwileois,A 1
Francis J.. Heseltine, David Gibson, Williai6
f. Roelofson and tho Pennsylvania C<ntssi
Railroad Company, will take notice that Theme :
as Cochran of Monroe County, Ohio, ON the
the Court OF Common Pleas of said county,
the object of which isto set aside pretendS SdsS
contract for right OF way to said Mariett& ara
Cincinnati Railroad Company, dated Nsrsst c
3rd 1853, through part Of section thirty shres,
township one, and range four, containing abeutfs
two hundred acres of Hand, the property sft
plaintiff. Plaintiff alleges want OF lconsideraslS
tion and fraud. ssYon arc required to answer !
by the -Srd Saturday in October 1851. and iaS
default alignment will be taken At the Octelsv1
tterm 86l OF said Court. , azi9ssx q s
II ssiTHoNAS cocHRAN.aIss
| Aupusf 9Jo 1891 q. 6v, Q l.'Il-71 ers7i
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@Attached to this House is the New
Hack line. This Hack line leaves this House
in Caldwell, Noble county, Ohio, every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 O'Clock, A
NJ, and at Campbell's station same day, and
connects with the Central Ohio Railroad at s P
M. Leaves Campbell's station every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at 8 A. M, and con
meets at Caldwell, same day, at 5 P M, -
This Hack will carry Passengers to any par
of the Duck Greek Oil ,neighboring dsstina
ton. ,ea.fg.5.,-e ~ -
g Particular attention paid to express
packages. Yaes v,I,asslT 81
April II 1S61.--tf. -. -, f...-,r..f & -
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ELDORADO HOUSE, !
SOUTH OF THE COURTHOUSE
CALDWELL, OHIO.


TROM the convenient, location Of this house
i it has great advantages. being situated on
the Southwest corner of the Public Square,
and convenient to tile Court-House and Pub
lie Offices. This house is new and has been
fitted up in splendid style with all the modern
improvements.
fIis chamber are spacious and comfortable:
7 His beds are new and clean. %
The whole interior department of the house
is furnished in style Of magnifcence and
splendor, unapproachable in "these diggens.' -
The Proprietor will spare neither labor nor
expense for the "outer" comfort of his guests.
His TABLE will always be found groaning
under the choicest. viands the market-at
home and abroad--can produce, for the sinner
man." tt
His STABLE is well supplied with the best
of Hay and Oats, and attended by trusty
and faithful Hostler. -
He hopes by strict attention to business and
a disposition ito please to merit and receive =
arge share ef public patronage. ,stq..s :
% Charges-moderate.l 7.so - -.
A., R. BoYcE, Proprietor.
Caldwell, April II, 1S61-tf. -. ~ :,
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disease, it curesralogv:a administered later, it
,suspends the disorder and affords an oppor
tunity for the other remefless to exercise thsir
benign infliplences) Aaa r75 1stges ,,I,Eo1 & t
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'Mpplsr Pope F. q, Sept, Is. 'el. s

4opsr Pops r. q, Sept Is. els /.
Having received the new stamped en-
velops III this Office, persons having on
ESSd I hssold issue can exchsngs them for
the new ones during period of six days
from this date. Hereafter the old ones
win not be received at this Office in pay,
nvls ufspostsge v OFT N1EqHfs .TFh2
saialassl WIN PREsH4w. Pm, :.
'<''sss 49, 49, ~ag Mount Hope, Ohio.ae
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darlington Lodge. Mo. 263,

NtdI I1LS Jun DUU6U' ~ 1OVj
CfF. Il A. MAsoNs, meets the Monday on sr
I r,ceding the full moon in each month.
hBSahl JNo. ID. O'CONNoR, w. NJ agzI
James Marshall, S. w. Cop. Horn, J. w.
JacebrI. Merrill, Sec'y. Wm, !. Booth. s.. D
Henry Schutty, j. d. Robert Chase, Tyler
James Messerly, I. - 800,
January %, 1884, -ly.
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Isaaacalss 1ssSSigPl 9; Sept! s.,fssf.a !
Having receiveds the new stamped en-
velops At this ONCE. persons having on
hand the Old issue cal. exchange them for
Hs'wsp H'sp one ones 'durirg ! period ofsix days from
this date, Hereafter thelold onesIwill no
bs fsceiSed rsts this sofice iuapayment Of
Sostsee. Oh e R.bVANBAW,P9M.s =
ysEssaT yTos9 a1gde1O Cameron, Ohio. =
M j Eaofe o IL gab4niaS isas ssbg4udJ
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Gioen under my hand at the Sheriff. Office
at Woodsfeld, this Gath day of august 1861.
E04gC.qM: MORROW.
.,lv,. .s..a-...,, Sheriff. N. G. Q.
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= SHERIFF5 SALE.
A. S. Marcilliott, 81
against
Thomas DoWell,

4 @5rE,6 Thomas Dowell. ..{f s.li {.
BY virtue of a writ of execution on Justices
Judgment to me directed from the Court of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale atathe front door of the court
house. in Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M, and 4
o'clock p. NJ, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of October, 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
The north east quarter of the south west
quarter, and south west corner of the south
east quarter of the north west quarter, con-
taining forty-fve acres, more or less. "a
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Thomas Dowell, at the suit of
A. 8. Marcilliott.
G. M. MORROW, ,~
Sheriff, N. c. @ "
J Sept. is, 1s61.-ss, F.5.z -
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RAILWAYS RENOvATING RE.
SOLVENT .~

Searches the diseased blood, and purgss It of
infammatory and corrupting particles. For
chronic diseases, supposed to be infxed in the
flesh ana tfssuss past all hell, lit is the one
sole invariable cure. There is not flesh or
skin di sorder that can resist this mighty dis
infsctent. !Uicerated Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
iTuberces on the lungs, all forms of liberation
inward proutyard, succupb before its anti-
septic anti-infammatory action.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
everywhere s5sst.,5lz+- isoai ana IA vi trys
h.,r, ,RADWAYs& s. CO., % John Street, N. Y. &.
sds a. s j, NJ. KIRKBRIDE Oh g
s y. 7. JUDKINS. Agents.
Ssssapa e. 1851 1t 9''' sss'SA i@91'''e
State, Of Ohio, Monroe, County,
n Hs GSFrta ef G0rmpn Pleas IL saiq a {
= has rIycurgus Rhodes, Plaintiff, zs'a 2
iis~ 81 .b4as against p iaei zss-14 a-z
John w. Gibson and Mary E. Gibson his wife
ii Z T. EhHs DefeAdants.) ~ II AM
T,HE said John W. Gibson and Mary E. Glib
il SON his wife, will take notice thSt Lycur
gus Rhodes, ON the 9th day of September lS6 l
fled in, the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, his petition against them, the
object and prayer of which is to obtain judge
ment upon the note of said john w. Gibson
dated, March IA, 1859, due on the first of Octo
ber ls59,, for one hundred and fifty dollars
and order of sale of the following described
premises, upon which the said John W. Gibson
and Mary E. Gibson his wife, made q Mortgage
1 to receive the amount of said note, to wit
Lot Lumber twenty four, in the town of Stat
fordin said countyof MonroesIkf1sIs = =
4 The said John W. Gibson and Mary Z. Glib
4 SON, FhsAre not residents of the State of Ohio
4 But resfde in the State of Iowa, Will appea
and answer said petition on the 2sth day .
October 1861, or in default thereof judgmen
will be taken for the amount of"said note will
the interest, and an order to sell said premise
4 TO pay the same. 8 III q = q 54 (
TGf,7f HoLLISTER d OKEY, Att'ys.
Sept IL, lS61.---6w ~ for Plaintiff
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E ewtsss Sabbath moruingLa aoc

~ oEiast Sabbath morniBg1a flock
Of partridges few into the public square,
80 ~ ipn1ite delight Of the boys, who
amused themselves throwing stones at
them uzsil tho birds wsfe dispersed or
! Fortunately no Wind, Tvs were
broksn,I and tnobody ,hart."s pas gsi'etoa
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! CR. u. c. N
BY amount paid State including
Treasurer's fees 1lSl SO @
By amount paid for school pur-
poe! 1913 81 ]
By deficiency of school fund Feb
lury settlement 1856 ~ l
By balance Of school fund. remain
ing IN the treasury ls7 81 3
By amount Of school house funds
paid 3152 70 3
By deficiency OH school house funds
February settlement .21s6 ~ .
By amount Of road funds paid 233 81 3
By deficiency road funds February
settlement "a. -. 3s1 81, 9
By amount Of bridge funds paid 46S 20
By deficiency February settlement 969 81
b balance of bridge fund in the 3
treasury ab, 234 ~
By amount In6rmary funds paid 6l3 81 =
By deficiency Infrmary funds Feb
ruary settlement e7t.e-ne So 81 3
By amount paid State deficiency ~
February settlement Id 1417 16 5
By balance in the Treasury =. 81 23 5
By amount Of Township expence s5f& j.
fund paid 1884 As 7
By deficiency Township expsncs
fund February settlement =. 923 IL !
By Township debt funds paid 523 "a 4
By Township fund deficiency Feb- ~ ~ :
ruary settlemen. =, AT 70 4
By Township poor fund paid .a. All " 0
By Township poor fund deficiency Oh
February settlements9 4s.'sy'. 14l As 6
By special fund paid - 3sS IS u
By special fund deficient February oh g.
settlement =. so. 364l 20 o
By corporation fund paid s.d5zsa s 90 o
B 5 corporation fund deficient Feb oi
ruary settlement s.1gl. Is % 8
By township bridge fund paid 81 50 2
By township bridge fund deficient ob q
February settlement go 10 Al I
By orders redeemed, &to.5 : iTas.-b059 80 o
By notes &c. remaining in Treasury 1872 OF o
rvAHsG - --+-
F Total ltia.ss - Y s$sso6l 81 6
Is- ssoisio4 ia;rI 10 yatgzl5 il
90 ob Oh
sgpisto.s tsszra Of B
r 0t Oh "a Of
SO Issu!,n ri 81 .sts1sE0 of p
i9s ze3nfsU 81 gTisw3 ,sqiasrGT Of, q
81 sbsai { Ead3 sss! i8a1 sspaJaa3 o5 =,
x NJ. L. BowsER, Auditor. !
rs JNO. B. NOLI, Treasurer. y
6& I'd 0b Oh
= q. 4asa ego ,saofa0 ob q
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Master Commissioner Sale
/ y1ssssosG William Hashman, zl5 El8aG
Purtyman CAthel,

. Purtyman CAthel. -, I,.--, -. 8 !. |.
ON mandate from the Court of Common Pleas
Oaof Monroe County, in the State OF Ohio,
by virtue Of said mandate, will offer for sale
at public auction, at the front door Of the
court house, in the town Of Woodsfeld, in said
county, on ~
Monday. the 2sM day Of October. 1851.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. N. and 4
o'clock, F.. NJ, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
Wit: - .-..
d Six acres in the north west quarter of the
north east quarter OF. section .13, township 4,
and range, 4, commencing at the north west
corner of said tract, thence south 40 reds on
the elne, thence east "a rods, thence north to
thesection line, thence "a rods on said section
line, to the place Of beginning, appraised at
eighty, ,forr dollars. svu6 hss sEay 10 ss
+ - JOEL z. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com. r
+ a5 . Monroe Common Pleas. ;a
Sept. IL, ls6l.--$4l5 sebsil- -sossls u1o9 l.
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RBRoRT0Of the OAuditor and treasurer Of Monroe Comfy.
shouing
Of
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PROCLAMATION.

r CO. M. MORROW, Sheriff of the County
j, ,4of Monroe, in the State of Ohio, do hereby
proclaim and give notice to all the qualified
electors of said county, to assemble at the
usual place of holding elections in their re-
spective townships, ,-en------~-----
Taesday, TIE sth:day Of October, 1861,
and then and there cast their ballots for the
following officers, to wit: - 70 J J
One Lieutenant eoseFnor; .Ez-A
One Secretary of State; T.
One Treasurer Of FState;IE Il g7nEE
One Judge Of the Sipreme:conrt;. Csl
One Comptroller for said State;
One Member Of the Board of Public Works;
Ore Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
for the Second Subdivision of the Eighth
Judicial District; = ~ y
One State Senator for the Nineteenth Sena-
torial District; a'"t -
One Member. of the House Of Represents
tives for said County; -
One Clerk sof the Court of Common Pleas
for said County; 81 q - G
One Sheriff for said County;
One Coroner forlsaid County; yf}f3
One County Commissioner for said County
One County Treasurer for said County; =.
One County Recorder for said County;
One Prosecuting Attorney for said County;
And one Director of the Infrmary for said
County.
The Trustees of the several Townships o.
said County, are also notified that at the same
time and places, one hundred and eight judi
cious persons, having the qualifications O
electors, must be selected, according to the
Statute, and returned to the Clerk of sale
Court of Common Pleas of said County, to
| r - u
said jurors have been apportloned among tn,
several townships of said County, as follows
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i JOHN II. NoIsIs,
A q z N T. A Nd 8 E CIR e "A II =
u 90 OF THBb "b
Z. lG ..........-. slIIs:l .-tee.l 4. a..sa 1.
Ionroe Mutual Insurance Company

WILL attend on MONDAY OF EACH WEEK
wv at the Once Of the Savings Institute.
This :being the. day set apart for this purpose,
all persons having. business with the Company
will please call on this day. Oh s
8 Feb. IL, 1857. ..,... (tk.) )s....I u
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-si-ks-ta $40 ---l sfGLTfsZ- 1ssfts..-i.t
John H. Bridgman and Martin Brennan, partners
trading under the firm of John H. Bridgman
and Co., Plaintiffs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-07
A yigaIndiere.

Miss Virginia Hall. native Of Boston.
and a graduate Of one of our Western
Reserve literary institutions. is viyandiere
Of the Philadelphia Fire zouaves. A
Washington correspondence of the N. Y.
Times thus describes her
She is a bright blonde. having a clear
blue eye. and her light hair cut like a lad s
and parted on the side. Her nose is
slightly retrousse, her mouth we'll formed
aud, when she converses, even. dentists
might 60 mad at the display Of SO fine a
set of teeth. Her Uniform consists of a
blue Zouave shirt. trimmed with some
colored braid. q Zouave light leather gal
tiers. extending from the knee down. lib.
erty cap with red band. blue top. q
green sash. and hospital steward chevron
She wears short sword and small reyol
YER attached to her belt. Decidedly heI
appearance is prepossessing.
BY her intelligent, fine conversational
powers. ana pleasing manners. she i'm.
presses those who form her acquaintance
very favorably. She makes herself gen.
orally useful about the hospital. and rem.
ders whatever service she can to make the
camp more comfortable. The Fire
Zouavcs take great pride in her, and
quickly resent any imputations made a
gainst their vivandiere. ss "a. s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-07
The scepter of King COTTON.

All advices from England confirm the
intentness with which the British public is
seeking. by every means that money can
command. to render that country indepen-
dent Of the United States for supply Of
the great staple which is the life blood OF
her great industry; and the Investigations
that have followed have disclosed facts
not within our knowledge. and which we
presume were known to but few persons in
our country.
The leading industrial organ Of Eng
land. in q recent article on the subject
of the cotton supply. stated the remarka
bic fact that not only fnll supply of cot
ton could be obtained from India, If trans-
portation in that country were equal to it,
capacity for the production of the article.
but that when the system Of railroads
reaching the interior districts of that exten
tensive empire, now in rapid construction
should be completed, India would be able
to supply an amount not only greater thai
what she has heretofore produced, but e
quail to that and the entire United State,
product osether. e.r
But the vast d f. tile plains Of lndi,
will not alone compete for the supply. tn
monopoly of which has hitherto enriche'
the Southern States of our once happy I'm
ion. Other counties. with equal fertility l.
our own. with equal climate and chea?e
labor, will enter the field Of competition
until the European world will be fully sup
piled from new regions, and our own do
nestle market be the only one left for on
uative production. ,s.ss9
Cotton it is true. may still be king
but the crown and scepter will have de
parted from our country. Is this loss 0
monopoly which has so greatly enriche'
our Southern States to furnish great les
son Of rstributive punishment forthe blum
Ider. to say nothing Of the wickedness. .
their insane sttenpt to destroy the bond
of union and overthrow their Government
The follS Of the act and its unjustifabIe
ness have no parallel in history. Nat'on
before ms have had civil wars; conteDdinl
Gymnastics and rivals for thrones bav
plunged their countries in the horrors o
lirasernal battle: but for civilized PEG
pie, intelligent and prosperous, biefbrs'
Of common ancestry and DIV Hing togsth
fen in unity, without any just or rationa
cause, to rise up and attempt nationsl asu
licide, il phenomenon in the moral world
and without example in the history o
mankind, -Ndtionol L'teH;genesr. i