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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

South Carolinian, and so are you But
there was no blo;ch upon his right hand
With these words the intruder left the
room. started back from the contact
with the dead mans bones. and-awoke.
Oyerworn with laLor. / hail fallen asleep
and had been dreaming. Was il not sim
gular dream?" 5la. q. 30 d.gW
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

EFF From the returns made to the Uni
ted States Adjutant Generals Office in
1850 it appears that the number OF militia
men in fourteen free States was ]. On. 1913.
OF this number the four States of New
York. Pennsylvania, Ohio and Massachu-.
setts had 7S8.97l officers and men. while
fifteen Southern States had only 1854.
The late census returns will materially in
crease the disproportion in favor Of the iree,
States.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

The Rumored Designs upon the National
Capitai.-The Charleston Forts.
A reliable correspondent at Washington
writes:
l have no fears for the safety of this city
or the success OF the Inauguration. Gen.
Scott says he will answer for it with his
life.
AS to the forts, if they are captured or
surrendered, and cannot be retaken with
out too much bloodshed, the harbor of
Charleston can be blockaded. and her bu-
siness annihilatci, when Lincoln comes
into power"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
LARGE RECEIPTS OF GOLD.


From The New FORK Tribune, 2lst.
A golden shower has begun to pour in,
upon us. Last Saturday California sent
us million. on Sunday the Europa brought
US S540 .000from England. The Ktns
came on Tuesday with $3.50. 900, on We'd
nesdsy the Atlantic brought $3.50. 600 and
yesterday came the Persia with %. aQ4-
600, to which the Quaker City, from Ha-
vana. added S107,7l8. and the Dorussis
from Hamburg. e17 500. making the ~
ceipts of yesterday So. .305. .2lB. or e5 .945.-
218. since Saturday last. Comment mar
be dispensed with.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

The great Robbery IF tie hdian Fand-
Character .efrths, present administration
rs Treason, Perjury aud Hotbery-
1cfion Of tie tco Crisis Committees
Firm stand Of the Repu5icans--- South
Carolina Earoys and The japanese.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

lv The flag adopted by South Carolina'
in her sovereign" capacity. has . red
ground. with a marine blue cross, on which
are fifteen stars the largest of which is in,
the center; white palmetto tree and cres-
cent stand in one corner. Whether the
crescent and the cross are alike to be wor-.
shipped in the new nationality. does NOT
appear. aH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

WHEREAS. My daughter Caroline has
left my house without any just cause. and
relinqnished all the endearing enjoyments
of a happy home for the deceptive allure
ments of rowing life. | am. therefore.
constrained to give notice that shall not
pay any debts contracted ty her so long
as she persists in this undutiful and most
unnatural scate of estrangement. from the
fostering care of her paternal home.
UNCLE SAM.
Happy Hume, Dec %, 1860.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
THE AMERICAN
MEDICAL AND TOILET
REDE/pT ROnx-

This book contains REcIPEs and DIrE1roxs for making
All the most valuable Medical preparation in use; also
1ecipcS and m and explicit directions 6r making all tho
most popular and useful Cosmetics Perfumes, Tnxuenfs
Hair kestoravcs and all Toilet Articles II yeu are
ninsr,ng with any ebrosic dase-if you wish bautif
compif xion- nc head Of hair
luxuriant hard or raous:chs-or II yeu wish b. know
anything and everything in the Medical and Toilet ine
you Should by all perse copy of this book For
Hooress the publisher T. Il. CHAPMAN.
nov15 Ems No S3J fsrraduax \ York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
Old Morehouse Bitters.

Recommended by the FIRST rhysicans as the best remedy
Known for Dyspepsia Indigestion Debility and all Nervous
DISEASES As besraee II is whoiesors and deli
cious TO the taste. Sid BY all Druggists.
Wn- b. M0IEH0CSE 4 CO., Proprietors,
81 5Exchange Place, Jersey City, n. J.
p s.-The subscribers wish engage few active men,
- Local and Travelling Agents for their house.
liberal Inducements win be offered. For particulars ad-
dress as Above. nosl5 2m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
ryvHE TRIBUNE for 1861
PROSPECTUs.

The xxts Volume Of the THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
T T iss % "s s Ip !. ose sas &
proportion o lis space 70 Politics, but shall soon be abr
TO rceo Political discussion almost entirely. GT months If
mot FIR and devote nearly all colns 10 subjects
less iDtensc more abiding interest Among these
mean to.pay espccai attention 20 ~" 99"It
EDUCATION.--The whole suhcct Of Edursfion. both
Popular and General, viii ie discussed IN our columns
throughout the year lS5l and hope enlist in that
discussion Of The profoundest thinkers and the ablcst
Instructors in country II is at hope and our
The cause Edusfion shall rcceyc mpcus
from the exertions OF THE TRIBUNE in iis behalf during
s H. xGRICULTURE<--we hase.lesr compelled 10 re-
strict elucidation Of ts great throuehou
ls6o. and shah cndeasor to afo therefor 1851 What
discovery, dcurton demonstration, Is ccstated TO
render the reward Of labor devotcd 70 cultivation
pie eersain shall receive prompt nnd full attention
enterprise whereby American Capital and Labor arc
attracted 20 and adsniagsesly employed in any depart
eonsrfhuf;on VI shc P,,hic Veal frsairir an.pler
seadier convenient, remunerang markets TO
the Farmer, with fuller employment and better wages to
the Tho progress of Mining 1ron-insking,
and the o1 ssi e wachcd and reported by Us with
an;earhest aud scliya- sympathy aH ftl
" F0REfGN AFFAIiss we employ the best cor
respondents London Paris. Turin Berlin and other
European capitals transmit early and accurate adj
vices Of the great changes there silently but certainly pre-
pairing. In sptcof the pressure of Domestic Politics. our
News from the Old World is varied and ample; but
We shall have render il more perfect during the event
falyear jast beioreus. a. SflIe fffs a,
N-H0IE NEWS.-we employ regular paid CORES
csfor,,is a. the isthis OF IaIen & IA hs ss
seem requisite Fruin the accessible portions OF oi
own country we c:sc O.. iaforEanton mainly irem inc
n,iifases corrssPondrnis oi ~
frerds wcaim print the cheapest general nevsIarq
Nth the ss and n Ss5 tss s'Ss sses Hon to s.n na &
each day critic the last, and 10 print better and
better paper from to year. as our means are steadily
cnarcsd through the cooperation Of our many
we'll -wisiers shall labor deserve
tinuance Of public favor ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

NWe do not as general thing like
to publish truant wives and daughters. but
the following must be an exception to our
rule:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
q National, RepubIicoir Ne,pspt
.sSlO IS the Time 10 Get
The Best, Cheapest & Nest Popular
Moore's Rural New yorker

The leading and Largest Circulated Is conceded be
LITERkRT AND FkNIIy NEwsfArER a. the Age, VIII
upon Volume MI in January, 1861 when II viii be MATE
RIALLY ENLARGED and otherwise improved.
WHAT THE RURAL NEW YORKER IS.
T,E RURAL is the Most Popular AGGIcrLrrRat and
HoHfIcrLTrRkL authority Of the day, and
combines such amount aud variety Of
lReaaing fr thc family circle Chat II has he
q s ccflr hvoritc in both Town and Country
TIE RURAL il National aye centincn tai institution
being tatsn, read and admired throughout
the American Union, British Provinces, &C..
beeausit seeks 20 prssnote the Bksf IsfE-
!, t RESTS and lioNE HAPPINESS Of an classes.
TIE RURAL is pz3nol1nced both rrsss and People, ,c
- 81 bss <pstised lgirslhrck, Liserauanf Ffs-
III NerPaper psbliskcd-and il highly e.
teenaed by tens OF thousands its indepon-
s. = dence and sterling merit ..-r ....,l
TIE RCRAL san advocate Of Industry. skill, Progress
..f.-. 1npgoTement, Morality, Education and
..i.. -waatcvcr tends to advance and enuobs HUI
manity-a -Journsl expressly intended for
74ssf4 tir; fiTesifes ofa Progressive People. q
THE RCR4L is he Cheapest Journal Of n se and c7q.s
- - Il ClTisfeafoBsthe lowest eli hEfe bar ely
ering the heavy xpensrs. its publicafion in
volying larger outlay than any Of its CO.
tempors<ies.
TIE srRlL i. hns,Ivara -useu,arily. THE PEOPLES
HOME WEEkLl: its various departments
renieriig Il altogether the most complete
f. 44GRIfULTtR8L. sLfTERARYt and
F1IILf Y NEU.Spz PER ExT1NT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
TERMS.
H41 % .ol l9l TERMS. 'IHff
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
rERusoFs suRscRIpTIoN.

A. a<titisa Of esn- viii be made on the
a5,ve rates for Special Notices. = - ~rs-sse,
~s<tnesb towns and cities win be allowed twenty
axc OF any kind
win be ias,r;cd at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
SURVEY NOTICE-Noticc is hereb

<s-> y l. ~ ~ 4 IL Olllc II iltitbf
~ grn that tins undersigned with m Comfy Surveyor
win, on Thursday, January To- 1851. prcce ~ survey ard
srat The sof1rrs Of his land in sectinna Ach;zan Road
Land. Marshall and
10 day until al is surveyed
Non-residnt Of land IN sais scr;on who fail Ia
tlr SuTTeysr the time above mentioned ard defray
prov lie fr d ar their porti ~ the expense Of sid
viii ic cfuru to he County Auditor and such de-
in4aecrs placed the duplicate ard collected accord
ing TO law ldsc2o7tcl y SHERMAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

SURVEY NOTICE.-Notiee is hereby
- given ih'i the undersigned wi:h t' County Surveyor.
WILL Nond y, January II. ISL. proceed survey and
locate tie Of his land in section ~ township IS,
range 2 in VI shall caanfv, Indiana, and continue from
day 70 .ay until all is surveyed
Nea-resient bland in si section who i,
the surveyor at the time ADORE ofed and defrsy pro-
vide for deayns teirporfion Of the expense said survey
win b. reurEed ilss County AUDITOR and such den-
qurnos plactd the tax duplicate and eccte accor,ine
TO Law. [iec2o-tsl DAVID JANISOy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
EsTRAY NoTICE-Taken up Dec
EsTRAY NoTICE.-Talsen up. Dec.

ls'. seo. By William Clark, Irving IN Center town.
ship Marshall IpiHna. Steer, years old
described f.iowzcrop OF the right car, principally
rd with white spot e briske andcne spot farther
back under the bss; horns long pointing together and
dropping down. Appraised NJ sixteen dollars John
fa-er and Edward JackEsn fcforc vashing gcn Tnttle
Jus ice Of the Peace. II. X. PERSHISG. Clerk
d-c2D 7f3p'd Marshall County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

! STA'TE OF INDIANA, Marshall
~ County. S<.-Soficc is hereby given hat Horace
corSin Administrator Of the a tne of Rn!,h Vil;ians
deceased has filed his petition sell N real estate OF the
decenf bis per7on being nsnfcsonf pay his debts
and that said petition win be heard the next term Of he
corrt of Common Pleas Of said county
Attest. II. r. PERSIIING. Clerk Marshall
dcc2D sv3 Common Pleas Court
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
ESTRAY NOTJCE-Taken nm. Nov

ESTRAY NOTICE.-raken M. Nov
,s. Ism, by James r. Lognr living in Ura,n town
ship, yarshalI counfy Iu. I-sray icifer three
old last spring. cesarihcd fpiowsA Dark Red
Brindi Appraised twelve dollars by John Zchner and
David wilhurn before Jacob Hasiinser, Justice the
Peace. Attest, ssi IL. r. PEIsSHING,
dr207t3 lri4 Clerk Hanhall Co..
ESTRAY NOTICE.-Taken up. Dec.
\ 10Th. lsc bs Wilson Cherry and john D. wickizrr
living in Center tc rrsp, Marshall county. Indiana
Steer, described flevs:-Hel sdy brocri fcc crup OF
The lef lel horn drps iitfia supposed be 5ur
ycar- old lest fall Arpraii twenty dollars han
kamD I'D B Bsjy, te.o-e Washington fuftie Justice Of
the Peace ii. K. PERSHfNC Clerk u T
dec2D 7fSp-d Marshall Cparsy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

ESTRAY NOTICE.-Taken up. Nov.
a I'D 1850. by Hugh Jackman. lisingin Center town.
ship, Marshall Ind. Steer follows:
kca1 Seer with white the belly. drconcd
supposed 10 be four CID Appraised eighteen sl
bars ard fifty cents by John J. varield ard Richafd
Wilson, before Henry AcFarln, Justice Of the Peace
der2p1fJ H. r. PEESH1SG- Clcrt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
VOLUME XII, FOR 1861

Wiz te superior IN SIR fc and confcn It's
professors with New Type and other Improvements The
enlarged RURAL will contain about Oe-sirh rtaaq
with New Serial by T. 8 ARTuUR. Esq-,
in his best stye It's motto, sExcELSI0E" dohjecfs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

,s3 II ~ ls Hdsl =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03

will he manifested bo and rendering
wor'hr largely increased national circulation.
Hsxext to your Local Paper, the Erai Ner lhrker Is
the for yonr mosiey,--it pays good disiiends.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-03
FORM, STYLE, AND TERMS

The Rnrsl New Yorker comprises Eight Double Quarto
Pases.-fortyg ooiunp> An Ind-x- Title Page gsc &C.
given At the close of each yoIne, c1nplse Tor binding
TERMS Ifiirrnc-s2s year. SCOPES for s.; G for So
10 for So; % fnr So.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09
Letter from Leonard Tregea.
CAMP RANDALL, WAsHTNGroN, n. c.,
June 30th 1851.

CAMP RAsDALL, WASHINGTON, d C.,(
June 30th, 1861.
FRIEND Ed. U.:-By this short epistle
you will perceive that | am still in the
land of the living, and with the permission
of kind Providence will remain 50.
The 2d Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers
left Madison on the both Of June and af-
ter journey of about FIVE days arrived
at the seat OF Government all safe and
sound The people of cities ana towns
through which we passed, turned out en-
niasse to greet the Regiment, and IN James
vile, Toledo Cleveland, aud other places.
they kindly furnished us with plenty to
eat and drink; and many fervent Good
bye and God bless Won came from both
old and young - especially from the ladies,
who seemed TO vie with each other in their
attentions to the volunteers Thousands
of bouquets of flowers were given to the
boys, and they would always find a strip
of paper containing the name of the fair
donor, with a request that he would co..
respond. received one from a beautiful
young girl in Ohio, with this motto
The star spaucled banner
Long sh II it
Spike 1t on Sumpter
Ie Wisconsin RRAyB.
There is good number of our REGIMENT
sick with the diarrhea. but with that
exception the health of our troops is
excellent Oar grub is very poor, the boys
not having more than half rations: bat
the government is doing the best it can
under the circumstances There are now
at least 100000 troops in and around
Washington, and they are still co.linc at
the rate of two and three regiments every
day, and the Government is rather hard
pushed in the way Of rations; although
there are plenty for those already here,
the ratioas for those that arrive daily
must be taken out Of ours till arrange
ments are made to accommodate them
The boys are all we'll satisfied with
camp life, and pass off time between drills
very well; but they are very seldom al
lowed to go to the city, (bcing encampcd
about miles west Of the city,) although
they anticipate having high old time
on the 18th We remained in the city near
" all day on our arrival, and had the
pleasure of visiting the Capitol, the White
House, and other public buildings The
view from the top of the Capitol, is SPLEEN
did If possible | shall visit the Capitol
on the 4th Of July, and be present at the
opening of Congress.
The most dangerous part Of camp life
is standing on guard There have been
several sentinels shot ut By the enemy
since we have been here, and there have
been several spies taken lately An alarm
was sounded night before last, and every
Regiment around here was called out but
the alarm proved to be false; ncyerthe-
less, the boys sleep with their clothes ON,
and their arms by their side
Now, Ed we have not heard from home
since we left. and | want YOU to write and
let me know how YOU got along on the 4th
Send me a paper when convenient Di-
rect TO Company |, I'd Regiment Wiscon-
sin Volunteers, Washington, u c.
Yours, LEN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09
Presidents Messag e.

The Message was received too late for
our paper to-day We shall give it entire
on Friday, 1t is document that comes
fully up to the demands Of the times
The President calls fer the means to make
the War short and decisive. He recon-
mends the bringing into the field, at once,
of 100000 men, and asks an appropriation
of 800 100000 to be used, if necessary, in
suppressing the rebellion. He reviews the
course of the Secessionists from the begin
ming and shows himself AID his Cabinet
firm and unyielding in their determination
to see the laws administered faithfully and
impartially. The Secession dogma is
handled in mastery manner, and its
tallacy made clear to every unprecedented
reader The Message is just what might
have been expected from ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN. If we mistake not it viii meet the
approval of all friends Of the Union.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

MINERAL PoIST, July 4th. 81.
EDIToss TEBUNE-G Gents i notice in
your issue of July ID, an article the orig
inators would try to palm off as the report
OF the committee on trial Of Reaping and
Moving Machines. on the Gen Brackcn
Farm, on Tuesday week As its absurd
ty carries its own comment. | shoad not
notice it. only that it is a libel ard SLAM
der on the honorable Committee who de
cided on the merits of the machines com
peting ut the trial; gotten up, without
doubt, by agents of inferior machines
with the view OF palming on the honest
earmers of Iowa and Lafayette counties,
a few more of their clap-trap machines,
before the coming harvest. 1t also gives
the lie to your statement Of the report in
your issue Of June 2Sth, and if ! am net
mistaken YOU was an eye witness.
The committee, as far as |, and all 9th
ers that were there, have convcrscd with
them, supposed that, after they had fol
lowed the respective competing machines
around the field examined their work and
daptability for the business they are de
sighed to do, got together, made their yer
dict, delivered it to the bvstanders and
agents Of the competing machines, through
their foreman, they had done their whole
duty, and were honorably discharged.
The machines entered were the j +.
Nanny, J. H. Nanny, Chief, Kirby, p
Nanny Burt & Love Otis. The verdict
was that the Kirby, in consequence o.
light draft and good work, was pronounc-
cd the best mower, when moving alone
was considered.
As Reaper and Mower combined, the
committee gave preference 10 the J. IL
Nanny, = the most profitable and eco
nomical when the farmer wishes but one
machine for grass and grain.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

CoNGREss.-Congress met in special ses-
sion on the 4th, in answer to the Presi-
dents Proclamation. Forty-chree Senators,
representing twenty-four States, were pres
ent. In the House Of Representatives one
hundred and fifty-nine members responded
TO their names. Hon GALUsnA 4. GRow.
of Pennsylvania, was elected Speaker on
the second ballot, receiving % yotes.-
ENERsoS ETHEEIDGE Of Tennessee. was
elected Clerk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

ATLANTIC MoSrHLY,-The July number
the first Of new volumc-is received
Its contents are more than usually inter
csting. Agnes of Sorrento the London
Working mems College Emancipation Of
Russia, The Order Of Battle, the United
States and Europe, and Washington as a
Camp, are among the most interesting Of
its articles This magazine contains l28
pages. Of reading matter, and is offered at
- cents number; two copies per year
for -; five copies for $40. or eleven copies
for $40 Now Is good time to subscribe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

gsas- Ed. + {. Jones, OF Montfort, dis
plays much equestrian skill upon the war
question, in the last number of the Grant
County Herold The Union and the Sc
ccssion nags travel 50 wide apart, that we
think even Elder Jones will find it difficult
to ride both at the same time More ex-
pericnceG riders than hehaye been hoored
in attempting the same thing.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09
Ii\\ 4 co
No. 81 Park Row, New York

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE u MHwAUKEE.-An
extensive fire occurred in Milwaukee, on
the night Of the 4th It originated in a
barn or stable back Of brick block few
doors east Of the American House, on
Spring street Thence it communicated
with the block in question, and swept all
the buildings along the street westward,
including the American House and Oak
leys Livery Stable, to the corner 1t also
extended across the street, burning the
Methodist church nearly opposite the
American, and sweeping off large lot Of
wooden buildings in the vicinity
The loss will exceed 100000.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

REMARKABLE CoUEAGE-At the battle Of
Roucoux in l746, sergeant in the reei-
ment Of Flanders, named Vidal, giving his
arm 10 the Prince of Monaco. who was
wounded, in order to lead him to place
Of safety, had that very arm broken to
pieces by a lnusket ball without betrar-
Ing the least emotion. this dauntless hero
only changed his arm. saying, Take this
nv Prince: the other is now good for
nothing The Regiment Of Flanders was
IN the fifteenth century commanded by the
Count de Sault whose name ii bore. it
was then ii common saying. " Beware Of
Fire, Water, and the Regiment lie Soult >
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

AMERICAN AGRLCLTURLIsT July
number of this iournal-devoted to the
Farm Garden and Houscho ld-is received
1t Is truly meritoriou> publication. suit
ed to almost any latitude. and offered at
the moderate rate Of 81 year By Oh
angc Judd New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

STUDENT AND ScHooLMArE.-Th july
number Of this magazine is received. The
terms are only one dollar year, ana each
number is wor-'' 10 rooney to every child
IN the land. Pn' Nv Galcn James
\ Co, Boston. Mass
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

WISCONSIN FARNEE-This agricultural
journal continues to find Il place on our
table Farmers Of Iowa County, patron
ne the journal published for your especial
benefit, After subscribing for a county
oapcr, let the Farmer he the next to find
its WAY t. Your freSide.