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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07

fso~ Ter. NJ. Hclz1e,s, Pastor Or Roberts Chapel
.taesls ~ -sissa IsDlAsArorIs, October 8, 1851
DK. q. W. fRoBAcK-Dear Sir: i have used
your Blood Purifier for a nervous affection, from
which have suffered much mt times. While il
is pleasant to the taste, &c certainly has al ppy
effect upon the nerves. Please accept my thanks
for your kind regards, and believe me
Yours, j. w. T.. poMuLLEs.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07
SSTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, IS: IN the
- Circuit Court Of Marion COUNTY n the STATE Of ind
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been
Y appointed Administrator of the estate Of Benjamin
Head, Sr, lae Of Marion county deceased Said estate
Is supposed 10 be solvent
iura1-r.lu CHARLES ARSII Amir
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07

Impotence Sexual Debility, &c their dep BILE conse
quences upon the mind and body; pointing the Au
thOrs New Method Of Treatmen-the only rational and
successful mode Of cure shown by the report OF cases
treated: truthful adviser the married. and those con-
empating marriage who entertain doubts Of their phy
cal condition Sent any adde's, in sealed wrapper.
on the receipt Of TEN CENTS, or fifteen copies FOR 81
Those afflicted with any Of the above diseases before
placing themselves under the any should
first read this Invaluable book
The Consulting Surgeon be consulted daily, from
ga NJ to p N ON all diseases OF which the above work
treats; and all patients distance by sending state
ment Of their symptoms have medicines any
part Of the country free from damage detection. For
particulars send for Blank Char: containing list o
questions terms, &C All letters promptly answered
and communications considered cOnRdeEtidt.
DR. DEWER'S FEMALE MONTHLY REGULATOR
safe and certain remedy for DISTINCTIONS Irregularities
&c and Is the only reliable Preventive Of Pregnancy
CArTIoN-These Pills should not be taken during PEEe-
NANCY a. they are 10 produce NscARRIAGz. Proe
81 per box and NAV he sent by mail.
EEa GAIEN'S HEAD DISPENSAItl j. the only inSti
tuition Of its the United that has been
nized by judicial authority. Charter perpetual.
ma OFFICE-NO 3l4 FIFTH STREET, between Mar
ket and Jefferson west side.
All letters Books Medicines should be directed -
DIR. GAIEN'S DISPENSARY,
junels-dkw1y Louisville KY
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07
LEGAL.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-The undersigned Guar.
dian Of the estate Of John Wren, IN pursuance Of
the I'D day u August, in the year ls6l eel FOR the
highest price he get IN cash and az private sale the
south half Of Dot 49, in square So in the city % lnana
oils situated In Ningates subdivision II u square 80.
belonging 70 his ward, John Wren. An persons
wishing 10 purchase the viii call and see me, and
give me their propositions. JOHN WREN, Sr.,
July le. ISL. Ijuiyl9-w+w Guardian.
CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY. SIS: In the
- Circuit Court Of Marion county in the State IRd-
ana. September term, d, ls6l-
Dorcas Anna Swab ". solomon swab.
BE 1T KNOWN, That this twenty-hih day OF .uls.
In the year 1851, the above named plaintiff by her
ney filed in the Once Of the Clerk q the Marion Circuit
Court hercompant against SAID defendeni, togher with
affidavit Of competent person. that said dceDdent T.
not resident Of the State Of Indiana
Said defendent Is therefore hereby notified Of the ng
and pendency " said complaint against him and that
less be appear and answer deur thereto al the calling
Of said the second day of the next term q sad
Court 10 be begun and held ~ the COur House, IN he
city Of Indianapolis the fourth Monday in September
next said complaint, and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged will be heard and determined in his
X. FERGUSON. Atorasy Jor fT.S. juiy27-~s~
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, IS: In the
- Circuit Court Of Marion county in the State Of lnd
ana. September term, A. d., 1851
Robert g. Skinen vs.. Martha Skilen
De 1T KNOWN, That on this twenty-fifth day q July
in the 1851 the above named plaintiff by his aOr
ney filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Marion Circuit
Court his complaint against said defendent in the above
entitled together with affidavit Of a competent
person that said defendent is not resident Of the State Of
Indiana.
Said defendant Is therefore, hereby notified Of the fling
and tendency Of said complaint against her and that
less she appear and answer deaur thereto al the calling
Of said the second day Of The next term Of SAID
Court TO be begun and held az the Court House, in the
city Of indianapolis the fourth Monday IN September
said complaint and the and things therein
contained and alleged viii be heard and determined in her
absence. JN0 G. NEW. CIerk.
X. FERGUSON, AaOTHey Tor Pfg. july27
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ q Q.
CARY's COUGH CURE. See advertisement.
decl2'e0-dtf.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07
Geleetapbit- Nelus.
CONGREsSIONAI.
wAsmxsrOs, saturday, Augusts.


CONCLUSION or YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.-The bill eonfscatng rebel prop
erty was recommitted to the Committee on the
Judiciary by vote of 50 against IS.
The Senate then took up the tariff bill a. amend
ed bv the House, and also the direct tax BILL The
Senate committee were of the opinion that the
two had better be united. They therefore took
up the direct tax bill, and the House passed it,
with unessential alterations, and then the income
tax proposition of the Senate
The report of the Committee on Conference
was concurred in-s9 against 80.
Mr.. Bingham. from the judiciary Committee,
reported bill to punish certain crimes. 1t pro-
poses that recruiting in any State or Territory for
service in an army hostile to the United States,
be considered high misdemeanor, punishable
with fine of from 5000 TO 81 900, and inprison
ment of from one to FIVE years. The bill Furnishes
similarly those who thus enlist with those who,
by words, writings, or publications, encourage the
enlistment. The bill passed. Adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07

Are selling pretty freely quotations We notice
sale OF lot Of fat calves at - 90 which weighed upward
Of 200 lbs We quote:
Good and extra qualities .......peri 10 AZ as cts
0therqualities .................... do 3Ha4 cts.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07

With continued over supply offering. prices rule in
favor of the buyer and sales drag heavily We notice
sales of good mixers with calves their sides s36
We continue our quotations which in measure NOM
nal.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07

MEDICAL.
Howard Association, philadelphia.
Benevolent Institution established by special endow-
ment, for the relief OF the sick and diseased afflicted
with Nruen and Epidemic diseases. ana especially for
the cure Of diseases Of the Sexual organs. Dpensary
free to all patients in all parts Of tine United States.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Speunatouho-a. and other
diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and the NEW RENE
DIES employed, the afflicted in sealed envelopes,
free Of charge Two or three stamps for postage will be
acceptable.
Address DR. J. SKILLEN HOCGHTON, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association No. South Ninth St, Pha-
delphia Pa. ian26wly.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07
SHEEP AND LAVE.

We notice brisk sales of sheep advance Of 25G5Oc
per head, and nearly all sold. Lambs liz good de-
mand and prices are unchanged Wee quote:
Sheep per head. ......................S2 50G4 so
Lambs per head, live OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50d34 %
Lambs peril. live weight 81 G4c Extra fat ...4i4c
Live weights, good sheep...... ............ 41z94s
do do do lambs. &c
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

It rs certainly asking = good deal Of
Democrats to keep still while I'VE" settle
the hash of the rebels. When their hash
is settled we guess Democrats will have q
hand in it.-Democrot.
Why is it asking a good deal" of
them? Did you not say 'tha: the Repub-
licans are entirely responsible for the pre-
sent state Of domestic sffairs?" and that it
was ''a war of their own breeding?" II
we were . Democrat and believed these
declarations we should certainly feel like
standing aloof. for awhile at any rate. un-
til we saw that the Republicans were una
BILE ITO settle the hash for the rebels.
We have no doubt great many patriotic
Democrats will have hand in settling the
hash for the traitors. but we hardly think
those who say "that the Republicans are
entirely responsible for the present state Of
domestic affairs" and "that it is a war OF
their own breeding" will break their necks
in trying to get a hand in settling the
hash"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

ont without having done any harm. that
You will say nothing about 1.-THE soup
will be excellent. and highly nourishing.
and if you do not fancy it. you can take
your breakfast with another mess" "ga 9
"And you?" liHao ga'aem 5foN z z
= mel shall eat Of it heartily. -. s
/, BE did eat of it-with the rest OF the
company-and afterwards told me that be
never tasted better soup in his life II ap-
pears that the hogshead from which the
water was taken. was trap. such as is FIRE,
quently used in Germany for rats and mice
A board covered with grain is placed over
large vessel of water. in such way that
when rat or mouse steps upon it. it will
incline and precipitate the intruder into
the water beneath, where he will invaria-
bic be drowned. 1t was from one of these
rat-traf'. that che cook of the company
had unfortunately taken his water.
J.F. L.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20


OF the thousands who volunteered in
the City of New York. at least four fifths
are Democrats. In Sickles' Brigade
5000 men-there are not one hundred Re-
publicans. In the 69th New York regi-
ment. consisting of l, 100 men. there is less
than dozen who voted for Lincoln. The
strongest Republican portions of Ohio
turned ont the fewest number Of volun-
s
We will not dispute the Democrat s
statements. but must say il is all news to
us. Perhaps the Democrat will give its
authority for them? Iftrue. it only proves
that the Democrats are better patriots in
the parts referred to than they are about
here. Of al who enlisted in Capt. Bal
ley's Company. we did not know but five
who were certainly Democrats. There
were four or Eve others whose politics we
could not find ont. The rest were all Re-
publicans. Out of the twenty who
Joined Capt. Stough's company from this
county but two. we believe, were Demo
Gratis. and one of them a very moderate
one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
The Wheat Crop.


The army worm is said to be playing
sad havoc with the wheat crop in Marion
and adjoining counties. II has eaten some
meadows almost bare. andileft the grass for
tho green wheat blades. Some wheat is
too forward for. the-worm- to hurt, but
that which is backward will suffer severely.
Some fields in the southern part of the
county we are assured will not yield as
much grain as was sown in the ground
last fsl. while others will yield q heavy
and profitable crop. AT this time tits Inn
possible to estimate the comparative yield
of. wheat. The army worm may not do IS
much harm IS it is feared it will. and il
may 90 more. The grass crop will suffer
more than wheat. rye. oats. or any Of the
small grains 1t is to be hoped that at
this time. when all agricultural products
are needed, there may be no scarcity.-Ind
Jour. .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
For the Republican.
EDUCATION. see.ias

~ e EDUCATION. saHee-ips
The cold rains and gloomy days Of our
tedious spring are at last gone. and a
promise Of an abundant harvest smiles
from every field over our beautiful country.
Now permit me, Mr.. Editor to talk to
your farmer readers few moments on ed.
ueafion. 1t is great mistake for you to
conclude that because your sons expect to
be farmers and your daughters farmers
wives. that therefore it is waste Of time
and means to give them good education.
1t is generally supposed that the oEly de-
sign of education is to be an auxiliary to
the business or professions of life. Thus.
, il your son choose to he lawyer or ply
sician you educate him accordingly. But.
If he is to be farmer or common mechan-
ic. very different and inferior education
is considered sufficient. Now, we protest
against this view. as degrading education
from its proper and exalted mission. But
gold is the standard of value in this money
loving age. Educatisa, rel;oion-every
thing is thrown into the scales and the
price counted out in gold or deprecated
currency. But. yielding to the popular
prejudice. let US look at the subject from
this stand point for moment. There is
no profession in life in which education
poys better than it does in farming; and
there is no profession but pays its quacks
better. Here there are broad and inviting
fields opened fer the exercise Of the brain.
as well ss the muscles of the arms. That
you may see how much intelligence and
science have done to aid farming compare
Jour implements Of agriculture with those
used twenty-five years ago. With how
much greater ease and dispatch are your
crops raised and disposed Of now than
they were then. But to whose inventive
and patient genius are you indebted for
this great easing Of J our burthens? | an
swer TO practical. educated farmers. those
whose minds have been we'll stored with
scientific knowledge from the classic halls
of our Colleges AMI Academies of learn
ing. But even the broad acres Of our
fields. as if counting science. yield doubly
to the hand Of intelligent cultivation. 1t
is all o mistake therefore to suppose that
oil the education farmer needs is enough
to enable him to add up what his pork
and corn amounts to when sold in the mar
ket. ,es G. A. BROOKE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
A Gallant Thing.
CHANBERsBuRG, June IL.

CHANBERsBURG, June IL.
Col. Lewis Wallace. with portion Of
the Indiana Regiment. left Cumberland for
Romney. Virginia. on the 1lth. where he
surprised. and after a sharp conflict CON-
pletely routed 500 secession troops, cap
turing prisoners and killing two. and ta-
king some first-class camp equirage, pro-
visions and medical stores. vs.r
Only one Indianian was slightly wound
ded. The victors returned to Cumberland
the same day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

~ ne Ioiiowlng remniscence, from
the pen Of our old friend. Major Lang
cnbaugh. has been revived by the breaking
out Of the rebellion in this country:
For the Marshall County Republican.
~. a CAMP POLLOCK.
One beautiful night as we were en- 5ivouac
near the city Of Dresden. / lay on my
blanket ne,r the FIRE but could not sleep,
l arose and seating myself on a camp stool.
BY the fire. smoking my pipe. by the side
OF the soldier who acting the part of cook
to the company. was charged with the duty
Of making soup. On peerisg into the pot.
as it was boiling ! remarked that from
time to time. something of dark color
and suspicious appearance frequently blub-
bled up. showed itself. and disappeared
My curiosity was good deal excited to
know the nature of these mysterious
looking materials. ! took my sword, and
after many vain attempts. succeeded in
! transfixing and bringing ost of the pot.
not merely one, but two, three. four. FIVE,
well groom rats. awoke the cook with
out more ado. "Well." said /, ''my
friend. it appears to me that you have
chosen q singular material with which to
season your SOUP" . .fff
The same as usual. Major. turnips. po.
tatoes. cabbage, pepper and salt" -.
And all we'll boiled together in a
strong decoction- OF rats. Look here-see
what beautiful vegetables l have just 6shed
out of the soup kettle ,,...,... j, :.
'Is is impossible sir.'' l s,-
at is nevertheless true. Where did
you get the water with which you mase
the SOUP" .ae>
"From hogshesd. we'll filed. which I
found IN ono Of the neighboring premises"
do you know what Was in it?'"' - s,,s
"1t was dark. Bot tasted 1t and smelt
OF it-and knew It was .wstsr--and took
il 10 make soup with. Who could have
supposed that in : hogshead of water.
snugly placed in the outhouse of . peasant
one would fall j. with sqsadrona of
rats."Il s'ods sfa OILS hna ao<lsss3 ]
"well. it is now too late to remedy the
svil-you lnnst throw sway, the sOup and
make some mope-'''',, dssg ro.tf - :, 4
THAT ranliad .xha rooL, .fss.....s Il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

Taxe'. etc., In ST. Joseph County.
The last St. Joseph Register contains
the following references to local affairs:
The County Tax is the same ~ last
year. 35 cents per 800 and so cents roll;
with an addition of cents per 800 and
% cents poll. for the support of families
Of volunteers. in defence OF the Onion. and
other military purposes. according to re-
cent act of the Legislature. The State
Tax remains the same as last yea,, except
5 cents per 500 Military Debt Tax.
The Portage Draining Company. who
intend to widen the present outlet of the
Kankakee Lake to the St. Joseph River to
Is feet wide and feet deep. had apprais-
ers appointed. They are E. Rose. A. A.
Webster. and E.. Tut. The Kankakee
Draining Co.'S assessors. are Powers
Green, Elliott Tut and R. Hubbard"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
John Tyier,. sscession Flag.

The Secession flag which Haunted SO
long from the roof of John Tyler's house.
near Hampton, was broughtto to New York.
on Tuesday. by Quartermastsr Meyers of
Col Duryecs Regiment of zonaves. By
order of Gen. Butlory it was presented to
Ex- Governor Fish Of the Union Defense
Committee. The Gag was captured by
Lieutenant Duryee. son Of Col. Durycc.
who was an comma nd of n scouting party
Of the Devils, > as the Virginians term
the Zouaves. The Stars and Stripes now
adorn the Hon: Mr. Ty1er's residence in
place cf'ths "Stsrs and Bars" The flag
is . little. dirty, insigniRcant.loo looking
piece Of bunting. (which no sane person
could be induced to purchase as an erna.
y Tribune.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

WThs report of the capture Of 1000
rebels and 100 guns. BY Gen. Butler. at
Great Bethel. on the morning Of the 11th,
turns out to be false. There was no battle
at all on that day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

Capt. Asdersea's Company in Cloves.
We make the following interesting OK
tract from letter written by Capt. Ander-
son. dated Phillippi. Virginia. june 4, and
published in the last South Bend Regist or:
''After the enemy had gone we marched
down into town for breakfast. The most
of the inhabitants of this place being Sc
cessionists had fled in terror at our ap-
proach. and there were plenty of vacant
houses in which we were directed to quar-
ter. marched my company up in front
of fine brick house. stationed guard a.
bout and took possession. Before letting
the men in / looked through the house and
It was really sad spectacle. The occu-
pant. prominent secessionist, with his
family. consisting of his wife, three chill
dren and two slaves. had left the day be-.
fore we got here. He was q merchant. in
good circumstances. and the house was full
of every thing to make an affluent family
comfortable. But all was disorder. .Ele.
CANT tables. sofas. dishes. bedding, carpets
and chairs. about half packed mp, were ly-
ing about in the parlor. In some rooms
none Of the furniture had been disturbed.
and others were vacant. The house had
been occupied as headquarters of the rebel
forces and had ample store of provisions.
l let the men in and they were soon at
work filing themselves with short cake
and bacon. and we have been living like
princes ever since we came here. When
the mistress of the house comes back shs
will 6nd > sad hole in sn'elegant stock Of
preserves which she left in her esllas.
"Phillippis che county seat of Barbour
county, had population of about fifteen
hundred. but ] don't believe there are fss
hundred left. They had IN idea that we
we're coming dowpfto sst the negrpss all
free sad destroy and ravaee the whole
eountIy. Il was reported that we had >
company Of lndians with ns and were mnr,
derine womea and children. OF course il
i not strange chat they were slsrmec: thel
more so, q they were about al secession
ists IN this vicinity. The town Is full Of
troops. who ere qusrtered in every house,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
Union Triumph in MARYLAND.

Hon. Mr.. May the newly elected Con-
gresham for the Baltimore District. de-
clares to his friends that he is an out and
out Union man. The election through
out the State is an entire Union triumph.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
THE REPUBLICAN.
NThe last Democrat contains . reno,

EThe last Democrat contains a report
Of the last great speech of Senator Doug
las at Chicago,-the same that we publish
ed more than month ago. We hope it
will have the effect to arouse the dormant
patriotism of some of the readers of that
sheet. IL the Democrat in future will talk
as that speech talks there will be no con-
troversy between us in regard to the man
ner of treating the rebellion. The publi-
cation of the speech even at this late hour,
affords at least an intimation that there is
to be change of tone in that sheet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

and You can well imagine that house
with forty or fifty soldiers in it will not
present very orderly appearance. f'o. &
II was in the church this morning. The
pulpit. with its bible and hymn book. was
the only thing untouched. The floor was
covered with dirt and strewn with plander,
seats dissrranged and covered with straw,
on which soldiers were sleeping, and its
walls were. hung with the machinery of
war. God grant that an invading army
may never be posted in South Bend"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

addition Of twenty-five Per cent viii De maze on 'ne
above for Special Notices.
Aes,ts In .sh.r towns and cities viii be allowed twenty
a,. Der ission advertisement any KIND
~iu b. inssrtsl at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

PM 4DEtrnfA. Jnne 13.-The entiro,
State loan Of s.. 900. 900 for the war hes
been taken at par,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

3 Union Majority in East Tennessee.
i The majority for the Union in East Ten
nessee is said to be ten to 10000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
BUSINESS CARDS.
Up SHIvELY. Justice of the Peace,
III o Lsad and
General Collection Agent,
BOURBON. MARSHALL COUNTY. IND.
Will take acknowledgements Of Deeds and Mcrtgagcs at
tend y The taking sf Dsposens and give PROMPT sften-
Sis. . all busipsss snfrussed to him. tmaylS 3Stf

OHILLIPS & DEvOR.
ATTORNEYS AND CorysEL0RS
one.. 4, Room No. .. up ssairs. westerveit Block.
PLYMOUTH, IND. -
win prsesies in the Courts Of Marshall. Kcscusko, Elk
h~st 81 Jsssph LsPsrts. Porter Lake, Pulaski Sarks
Yutss and adjoining countless and In all OF ~hieh per-
ss.ai sssntisn will Be rvsn Of collection
q. Cshx. south Bsnd. lad. J. D. Defrces. wsaingon'
u Nscsllsugh. ~ Wayne; j. Y. Jones' India .sPoi"'
. D.fvsss 0oshss InA 4 A. L. osborne. LsPorte,
u ". shsrburn, ST. Leais; .. r. Rounds Chicago H.
JOHN D. DKvoR. NOTARY PUBLIC viii attend to
- Real Eafe take OF
s<ds aa nsgag and TO the drawing Of contracts leas-
. ke - f+tf rf lmsyl fed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

-l'h5s 1"'"e, II. DUNoNr, =
. Cemmandins troops At Phillip: :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

~The following reminiscence. from
the pen Of our old friend. Major Lang
enbaush. has been revived by the breaking
ont of the rebellion in this country:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

TERMS OF ADvERTISING.
.s square ems len. three weeks. less, $780,
s.sh IS Largsr advertisements
d. proportion Less than half to A. han