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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
CHERIFFS SALE.--By virtue of a

SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of q
~ COMMISSION. issued 10y the Clerk Of the Marshall
Court Of Common Pleas, and 20 directed, In favor
Abraham Aekerand and against Henry Pierce
Pierce, viii offer Public Sale, the highest lawful
bidder, as the Law directs before the Court House
in the town of Pymoaih. Marshall county Indiana, on
M SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1861,
between the hours Of ten 5clock clock D.
Of said day, the rents and profits fr
ing seven Of the following described estate
ate In said county Of Marshall and ofIndiana witt
The north haof the southwest quarter
two t2z, township thirtyhvc (35 north Of range
t21 east, containing 50 acres more or less.
IL the rents and profits for years said real estate
viii not sll fr sufficient satisfy said Commission
cost andaocrang costs WILL at the aud
place. oer for sale to the highest lawful bidder all the right
title and interest Of the said defendants and to the same
much thereof be necessary satisfy writ
spils INA = ~ q. NJ. BARNARD. Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

:. CO There has been very little doing re-
Gently in the produce business. Wheat
has advanced slightly. but farmers are gen.
orally holding back for better prices. Corn
has also advanced striae. but no shipping
demand exists that we have heard of. Pri-
ces Of other articles remain in stafs quo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

quence Of the hard times. to discount nue.
o. pspers Of many who have neglected to
! ~ Coz them in o reasonable time. and
shall continue the operation until our list
Is parged Of all who are so dilatory about
paying. We have TO pay cash for our pa
per and cannot afford to wait forever for
our pay. The more such subscribers q
publisher may have the worse it is for him.
The accounts of such as are able to paw.
whose papers we shall stop. will be sent
10 the nearest Justice for collection.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

80 FHAsKs.-Sevsral Of our delinquent SUBJ
scssbess have responded promptly to the
request in our last paper. How many
more shall we have the pleasure of thank
ing FOR their promptness during the cora-
ing week! A considerable number. we
hops' = We are in great need Of all that is
due NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

"a AxERrcAS BIBLE SOCIETY Charles r.
Smith hating been appointed Treasurer Of
the American Bible Society at Plymouth.
has removed the stock of Bibles and Tes-
tanssts belonging to the Society to the
store Of Rice d Smith. where they may be
had It Society prices. There is . good
stock now on hand. and new supply will
be received IN lew days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

.@The fellow who stole the small box
OF Drugs from Persling 4 Co. few days
ago is hereby notified to take it back, in
sssntcr and save himself trouble.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

- @We are accommodated almost every
day with Cincinnati and Chicago papers.
by Alf- Welton OF the News and Periodi-
cal Depot.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
SALE.--By virtue of

SHERIFF'Sy SALE.--By virtue of a
~ Commission issued by the Clerk ofthe Marshall Court
Of Common Pleas, aud TO directed vc Of Jonathan
Hook anfagainsf John A. Davis and Elizabeth Davis
will Offer Public Sale law directs mt the Court
House door in the town Of Plymouth, Marshall County
Indiana. on es.,G t $50 -
trs--ssas SATURDAY, MAY Al, 1851,
between the hours Of pollock a. M and4 O'clock n m
OF said day, the rents and profits for exceeding
years. Of the following real estate In
county Of Marshall, and State Of Indiana, to-wit:
The Southwest quarter q the south quarter section
three ei), township thirty four % north range two
.f2l east .s.s = -r.-ff s...... '.-
the and profits for years Of said real
will mot sell for sum sufficient satisfy said
intetst, cost and sccruing viii same time
and place Offer for sale TO the highest lawful bidder
right title and Interest Of the said Defendants in and the
much thereof as may be necessary to sats,
said writ i.tst-t - 49, LILY = u "
aPlii 23t3 o. N. BARNARD, Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09


~ Thcy often Deceive Themselves. In buying
a Sewing Machine for Family use it is the COM
mon practice of purchasers to deceive themselves
with the idea that in a family they need a machine
for light 9Ork only; now good machine rM last
years, and there are very many occasions, each
twelve month, when machine doing coarse, heavy
work. is exceedingly desirable in a houschold-if
the machine capable of light cork only. has been
bought, and the heavy work is put upon it, the ma
chine gives out. trouble follows trouble, and the
Sewing Machine gets into disrepute in the house
and neighborheod. Where is the fault but in the
fsct that 4 strong and durable enough machine was
not bought the price in the purchase had more than
its proper influence, the durability Of the machine
was too little thought of. And then should occa-
sion or convenience require the sale Of the ma.
chine. the one for general work win always COM
mand the rcadiest sale. The Laid, Webster Co.
Machines. are ad .pted to all kinds Of work. and
are really the most desirable machine in market -
Makes he stitch alike on both side Cook, Stone &
Co. Chicago are the North Western Agents
- roy Herald.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

CmLp DsOwsrp Claze9es. son Of
a. r. Cntshaw. aged about six years. GIL
iats tia risss ~ tAen terminus Of Adams
street. shout g. o'clock yesterday afternoon
and drowned before he could be rescued
The poor iittie fellow walked out on ( saw
log. one snd ebwkieF tdstea on slsd shore.
and accidently fell off into water over his
head. iWhea found. nearly an hour after
ward. life wes entirely extinct and all sf-
rfsiss d tssukeitasl)him proved dh4skilidg.
The occurrence has overwhelmed the pc.
rents with grief.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

= HThose in search of bargains ought
TO give Merton at the Bee Hive o call.-
See his advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

BEvery Style Of Wall Paper and Bordering,
from six cents to $500 per bolt. for saleby
(l9tfl go = rrt, PEnsHISe e. Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

Van Vatkenburgh on Secessa0n
The p M. says he is in favor Of Secession
He thinks High Prices and Poor Stock have ruled
the Plymouth Boot and Shoe market too long. and
he therefore proposes Secession He invites all
that favor his move to call and examine his large
and well selected stock Of Boots and Shoes tina
has just arrived, and which he will sell very low.
He viii also make to order Boots and Shoes Of
all kinds, which, with all work of his manufacture
he warrants 10 be Of the very best quality.
Call on the P. M. one door north Of the
Bank. -ta-f 4 .3xfH-gJf
apl4 22tf afnras J.F. VAN VALKENBURGH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

The Philadelphia Argus, in speaking of the late
exhibition held in that city .by the franklin Insti
sutes says ees-e - < 81
"In noticing medicines. We are always extremely
cautions, unless satis6cd Of the merits q the
article Among those exhibited is the celebrated
Holland Bitters., This medicine has been extcn-
sireiy introduced into every state in The Uhion.
and into the Canadian Provinces principally within
the last two years. The exhibition shows testimo
mails in every language known in America. among
which We notice one from the late Hon. John NJ.
CLAYTON Of Delawarc.'' 40
& sDyspepsia, Headache and Indie esGon, by which
all persons more or less affected, can usually
be cured by taking moderate exercise. wholesome
food. and dose Of Berhavc's Holland Biitcrs one
hour before each meal:-Bah. San. f24-Im
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
Special Notices.

DGih Wall Paper, Gilt Border, Satin Wall
Paper. Velvet Border, Satin Border, for sale by
fl9tfI PERsHISG d Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

In this place on the 81 inst. Mrs. MAR
gerry HARD, widow of Doct. Hard.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

PETERsoN's LADIES NATIONAL MAGA-
zlsE-The June number Of this superior
and popular monthly has been received
1t is in all respects o splendid number.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

Ho, all re people, clap your hands. Let the
glad tidings go forth Let it be spread abroad
throughout the vast extent Of this vast conntry !
Lcs the farmer leave his pillow in the furrow,-the
mechanic his tools on the work bench.-the doctor
his nostrums in the pill bags.-the lawyer his books
on The dusty shelves,-the maiden the yarn on the
spinning wheel,--and one and all, far and near,
old and Young. gay and sad. rich and poor in short
let the entire population make
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
CHRONIC DISEASES

Male and Female si treated With the greatest
Letters addressed TO DR.. r. must contain postage
s 5essES pe,tsss fs;isnts can 3 bssrlsd Il
ney can also Be treat at his once; which VII cost them
Ices than they can get treated fer in large cities
oecs a x''' Ma sid, LiPerts't "a! ~ pysl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

uLamps, Coal and Carbon and Kerosene Oil,
pure and Tor sale by
1871 PEBsHrsG & Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL
~ COUNTY, ss-Inthe Marshall Circuit Court, August
Term 1861
MsrHEw ReHs,
vs. Complaint for Foreclosure of
GIDEON LASrz and Mortgage.
cArukRrxr Ikxrz

The plaintiff in the above entitled cause. nv Corbn
Osborne his attorneys, has filed in his
against the defendants, and IL appearing by the affidavit Of
acomsfenf perfn that the Defendants Gideon Ianfz and
Caarine Ianz. residents State Of Indiana
they therefore hereby Boeof the filing pendency
Of said complaint against Them and that unless they
cause the first day Of the Of szd Court
tun and hel at the house in the mouth
the second Monday of A. d. 1851 said complaint
and the matters and things therein contained and aced
will te heard and determined In their absence.
So fan III. II. PERSHING Clerk C. C.,
mayz 2stj BY WV. NJ. KENDALL, Deputy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

WALL PArER.--2a, 900 yards Of Wall Ps2er, S.
900 yards Bordering, at i
[l9tn 80 - PE.sHfsc q Cos
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

'STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL
~ COUNTY, SIN the Marshall Circuit Court, August
Term, A. H.. 1861. SD. ftE.H tf
Charity Pitman. Nathan Pittman, George w. Pittmsn,
David Pittman, Parthena Pittman and William Pitt
man,
Joseph Pitman Ester Culver and William Culver her
husband, Maria Gillus and Alexander Glus her hus-
band, Margaret Martin and Isaac Martin her husband,
Jane Martin and Squire Martin her husband. Sarah
Pittman and Louisa Piitman--Petion for Partition.
The plaintiffs in the above entitled caus., by Reeve Ca
their attorneys have filed in Office their complaint
against The defendants for Petition for Partition, and II
appearing by the affidavit Of competent person that the
drfendsns Maria GiIius and alexander tillu,
residents of the State Of Indiana they therefore hereby
notified Of the filing and tendency of said complaint and
that unless they appear denur thereto the
cliing OF said the first day Of the
said Court 90 be begun and held the house the
town OF Plymouth ON the second Monday in August A. d.
1861, said complaint and the and things therein
containe and alleged will be heard and determined in
their absence. Attest. ~
may ?, 1861 26t3 H. r. PERsHING Clerk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01
from JEEF ERsUN CITY.
TSt. Louis Dem. Special.
Jefferson City, Oct. 2!

Jefferson City, Oct. 20.
am enabled to give the result Of the
expedition referred to yesterday.
On Sunday Gen. Prentiss left ST. Louis
with a force Of infantry, intending to sur
prise the rebels at Fulton He has just
arrived, and informs me that before he
arrived at Fulton, Gen. Henderson, COM
handing State troops, had made COM
promise with the rebels stationed at Overs
Mills, near Concord, by which he CON-
mandcd the United States troops not to
make any arrests If the rebels would lay
down their arms and return to their
homes
This settles the troubles in Galloway
county for the present. The rebels were
four hundred strong. Henderson had a
force of some fifteen hundred men. Gen.
Prentiss acquicsccd in the compromise, of
course, but on the first violation of it he
is prepared to visit sudden and severe
vengeance upon~thc offenders. The pro-
position for compromise came from the
rebels
Mr.. Sutherland passed through here
to-day on his way from Gen. Fremont i
headquarters to st Louis. He accompa-
MES Mr.. J. NJ. Nelson, president of the
st. Louis Bank at Boonyille, to request
that the money taken from the bank BY
Col. Worthington might be restored.
Gen. Fremont promptly complied with
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01

Citizens of Buffalo sent a petition to
the President, headed by Willard Fillmore
asking the appointment of Gen. Heintzle-
man as Major General
In a conversation Mt Edwards Ferry,
between rebel and our pickets, they acknow-
ledge their loss in killed and wounded at
the battle at Conrad's Ferry was $50, and
admitted that they lost go men in Skin
mish at Edwards Ferry on Tuesday when
our artillery drove them back. They said
on Sunday night there were but three
regiments at Leesbnrg, but had now about
10000 men who came up from Manassas
These would return, as they were not
wanted there. These statements are con.
irmed by rebel prisoners and our scouts
The Tribune admits that the rumor o
Com. Dupont's secretary absconding wa.
unfounded. and adds that it has reason Il
believe it was put in circulation by an en-
envy Of the gentleman, and foe to tn,
Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01
A DsrsY Trick.

Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, who is
now tarrying in England, recently wrote
long letter to Lord SALISBURY, In which
she ably defended the policy of our Gov
eminent in the present crisis. Abiding
to the policy Of the Garrisonian Adolf
tionists, she quoted the following passage
from speech made by Wendell Phillips /:
Il have advocated disunion for thirty
years, because | thought it practical
method of freeing the North from the
guilt of slavery, and Of planting At the
South tho seeds Of early and entire eman.
cipation, wringing justice from weak
and bankrupt South
This quotation some Northern friend OF
JEFF. Davis-we believe it was first seen
in the Boston Courier-has extracted
from Mrs. Stoves letter, and given u
the American world as the utterance Of
that lady. So far from approving the
statement contained in the extract Mrs
s. strongly denounced it, and expressed
her undying attachment to the Union.
The quotation is on its travels, especial
| ~ among the Democratic organs. w,
doubt whether one-half Of them have thu
honesty to set the matter right Let III
| give them the trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01

FhIadeIphia, Oct. 80.
Thos. Quigley, David Mullans and Ed
ward Record, were convicted of piracy.
Last evening the schooner Specie, cap
tured off Savannah, bound for Havana,
arrived at the navy Yard.
A brother-in-law Of Alex. McKinstry,
Philadelphian, and Private Secretary to
Com. Dupont. pull fishes card, emphati-
cally contradicting that he Nick. had
absconded with the sealed orders, maps
and charts of the great naval expedition,
and saying that be has taken measures to
hold accountable all who have contributed
to the defamation of an innocent man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01

On BOARD STEAMER MEMPHIS,
Sunday Eve'g, Oct. 81, 81.

EDITOR GATE CITY; Our regiment is
ab,ard-the bell rings-and we "shove
off" for St Louis Farewell, a long fare
we'll to Birds Point and its gloomy asso-
ciations--its pestilences long funeral
trains and the mournful, minor tones of
the "Deud March" And we fancy, as
peering through the evening twilight, we
catch the last glimpse Of our camp-fres
that the smoky vapors above wreathe
themselves into the spectral forms of our
departed comrades, and are still contend
ing with that dread monster in the air
"Miasma." Farewell to those comrades /:
May they rest in peace; and may the soil
wherein they lie be ever sacred to the
lover of liberty.
We were ordered to move to-day and
proceed to St Louis. This was owing to
the existing state of health in the regi-
ment, and Brig. Gen Grant wisely con-
cludcd to thus offer us an opportunity to
recruit.
This brings to mind an incorrect state
ment which | saw in the Gate q few days
ago, to the effect that 700 of our regiment
were sick, but which / presume was ty-
biographical error. Somewhere between
two and three hundred are reported,
''Present-sick;" while few are absent.
The most of all that number, however, are
light cases, and in many instances remand
ed back for duty.
We are still waiting with all reasonable
patience for old Mars to stir up breeze
in this direction and allow us Mt least one
chance sfor furious fray before the war
is over
Privatcs James Wilson of Co B, David
c. Boswerth of CO. X, and - Hinger of
Go c, died in Cairo hospital on the 10Th.
ID,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
EaC HraNG I'm NEW MEXICO.

Kansas City, Oct. 80.
IL The Sante Fe mail furnishes the FOL.
lowing items:
About the LIST inst, company of New
Mexican volunteers under Capt. Mink
we're attacked in the night at Alimoa, 81
miles below TT. Craig, by Ito Texan
rebels, and their horses stsmpeded. Capt.
Mink proposed to surrender his company,
but his men dissented, secured their
horses and retreated to Fl Craig.
Subsequently about 100 US. troops from
IT. Craig pursued the rebels, overlook
them, killed their captain and 10 men,
wounded 80, and killed 30 horses. The
balance of the Texans escaped to Mesilla
Another band Of rebels who had been
encamped on the Arkansas river were be-
ing pursued by company of Z. S. dra-
goons frea Fl Wise and company of
New Mexican volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01
VIII not winter on the Potomac.
Washington. Oct 30.

VucuihGeVht wv w.
Times dispatch says it thinks it has
sufficient authority for explicitly denying
the statement that the army of the Poto-
mac would 60 into winter quarters within
the lines of the present encampments or
entertainments. No such purpose is en-
tertained by the Government, and no such
suggestion has been made by General
Mcclellan. Within the last fortnight the
activity of preparation has been greater
than for some time within the last two
months. Of course an army is to remain
in and around Washington to defend the
Capital, and doubtless large camp of in
struction for the men and horses Win
ter barracks will be also provided.
The Tribune's story of the running
away of Capt. Dupont's Clerk appears to
be sell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01

washington, UCt. Do.
1t is understood that Gen. Mcclellan
has issued an order for the shooting of
four soldiers found guilty of sleeping
at their picket posts.
Some members of the 33d New York,
owing to gross misconduct to-day, cot into
difficulty with with citizens in the neigh
borhood of Townsville, and two of the
former were severely injured. Gen. Han
cock sent out detachment and promptly
placed the soldiers under arrest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01
New York, Oct. so.

Worlds correspondence speaks Of weed
lug out incompetent officers, and says the
advantage the South has had over us is in
the superior character of its regimental
and company officers. We are repairing
this matter slowly. At the same time all
who are deservingof promotion from the
ranks are-certain to receive it in due time.
Tribune's dispatch says the Navy De-
partment recently ordered 500 more riAed
guns Immense quantities of shot and
shell are now being east at all the foun-
drys in the country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01

Gen. Shields was at Mazatlan on the
9th inst. He declines d T3rigadier Gen
eralship. He is urging some plan to en-
courage Irish emigration to the Western
States Of Mexico.
Several Texans have arrived at Mazat-
Ian on the way to California, and report
stagnation Of business throughout Texas
since secession. The utmost misery pre-
walls In Matamoras, and along the Rio
Grande the stores are closed, steamers
laid up and all kinds Of improvements sus-
pended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01
sailing Of the naval Expedition

A great feet sailed this morning, the
Wabash taking the lead at daylight, when
a gun was fred rs signal, the Cahawba
bringing up the rear. The vessels, about
Fifty in number, formed in line few miles
down the Roads, and went out between
the capes in splendid style. The Baltic
had the Ocean Queen in tow, and the
Vanderbilt. the Great Republic, and the
Illinois the Golden Eagle. The morning
was the mos. beautiful Of the season, and
the scene the finest ever witnessed on this
continent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-01
NEW YORK M ARK EFT.
New York, Oct. 81

Flour-Market 30 better, with fair ex-
port demand; S5 500l5 60 Super State
g. S0M5 So Extra State S. 55{d5 80
Super Western; 45-SOM6 90 Common TO
Medium Extra Western; Sc 00@6 O5
Choice Shipping Brands.
Wheat-NIarkct lcM2c better, with
moderate export demand; sales at 81 %
al IS Mil Club; 81 26(al 27 Amber
Iowa; 81 30(nl 35 Amber Mich.
Corn-Mixed Western 64c.
Whiskv-o1c