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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21
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SHERiFF,Ss SALE.TBy, Yatp OF .
o. Common Pleas. and directed in favor 81 brahan
stco-y end sgsiust eHmusl y F7oover fhxxsSsa upon
and VIII offer at Public Sale Law direc the Cours
House door ID Plymouth Marshall County. Indiana on
, = tsATURDAY.lJA NGARYss.s 1881.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a mn and O'Clock mn
81 ssd day. the rrnts and profits for term not ercesdnr
seven years Of the foloxinEdrscrbed In sss
county o. MARSHALL and State Of Ipdxna. fo-wif:
The north wost quarter Of the QUARTER of esIs.
twenty mine tZ9, township thirty f34 north cf
range four ~ cost; sso. southeast auart~r Of IN,
quarter sof section ninefrcn sl tovo,bip
hfry.eur t3fh north range four fs east to~,fh.r
n see privileges and sppurtenances bsionsins 70 the
the r-ntr and profits sexen years or ma real ..t.f.
VII ~. se "r sum sufficient to satisfy said Commission
INTEREST," cost and accrng COSTS viii q The sane tina
ana piar oer For sale to the highest bidd<r az the
right title and interest Of the said defendant and 70 IN.
same, much thereof may be necessary 20 ss,ss
said writ = " ~"J
fvb21 1863 O. NJ bARSARn sh.,,r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

cSAsyst bat few bills Of a general char
sctcr have passed.. though number have
been reported from. the appropriate COM
Inittses and are now being considered
The EmbezzIsmest BIN. we believe. has
finally passed, and viii. Of course. become
a law ...t -,- S, -....s !
In the Senate Or the 18th. the House
Concurrent resolution prosiding for the sp.
psintnent of q joint committee to investi-
gate the Swamp Land Frauds was passed.
The House loan bill, having been made
the special order for tho 13th. was taken
up discussed at considerable length and
put On rs passage. 1T failed for want Of
asonsritutional majority Nearly all the
bills on second reading werc cleared from
the files when. the Senate sdjsurned. aese
In Tho Hsuss on the I fth. ffo report Of
,hs Judiciary Committee favoriing the bill
laying Cd ave additional Bank districts.
and establishing thsssia brsnchss Of tho
Bank Of the State, was discussed at some
losssh. sinascoaedfred IN. The Jill was
pa Ms rssssgs, AMI Allied b > tie, vote.
Tie remainder Of the session We spent
in, CoYail3se ef,ths Xhols On The ssw
coustxb i3i.is ~ ms ! 'ssi .Ess y.9a.'s y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

TxK. Pens. STATES and stAliosucisyys - =
- IN sS3n4stssH t4nsl rERsHIxe GO,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

EE lis Mightiness. Marcus Aurelius
Orlando Packard. the talented and brilliant
Representative from Marshall and Stark,
paid his constituents a second visit on
Monday last. 1t is not of the least i'm
portance. but we should like to know what
brings the gentleman back home so fire.
quently. lti intimated that he came a.
way the first time to avoid collision with
a certain ferocious individual named Fca-
gler, and that he fed the last time from
the smallpox. bringing his wife with him.
"a report having got into circulation tha:
there was case Of varioloid in the city.
Before the Fesgler affair the gentleman
from MARSHALL and Stark, had something
to say uron almost every subject that was
brought before the House. seeming to be
anxious to display his eloqucnce on every
occasion, but. since fhsa he has not been
quite so fresh. ssove
We sec II stated in some Of the papers
that the affair between our Representative
and Mr.. Fesgler had been amicsbly settled.
without bloodshed. Is We knew il would
be. BY ourbravc Representative withdraw
ing the offensive language he used N regard
to Mr.. F.. when Mr.. F. Withdrew what he
said at the time in reply to our Represen-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

! swamp Lasd Invcssigafing cenmattees
} A correspondent Of the Crown Point
Register. writing from indianapolis under
date of February s. SAYS, = ,'s ,'m 49,, 90
1.-THE Swamp Lamp COMMITTEES is bush
~ engaged in looking over books, papers.
and tho examination of witnesses. They
win bring some startling frauds to light.
snd ! think some rascally swindlers will
see Justice Gone them before il is finished.
A rare treat is expected when the Lake
Comfy witnesses are put upon the stand.
viz Chiids. Wells. Stanton 4 Co. They
will probably be heard week after next7-
il they car be got hers, '"'s,nsosts .ssaotnss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-21

and nays. IL was determined in the mega
tive-yeas 8. nays AZ. ~
Forty-two Senators voted that ron did
not need protection; that slavery was no,
in danger. fi
1.-The yeas and nays being desired by
ono fifth Of the Senators preScnt
Those who voted in the affirmative are
Messre. Brown, johnson Of Arkansas. Nal
lory. 't-ifH 7 e.sr eei' 2
There were only three. ae1' 20
I Who said it was not nccessary? Who
declared. under the solemn sanction Of al
oath that the protection was not needed?
Those who voted in the negative are
Mcssrs. Benjamin"-
All! Yes; Benjamin!--
"Bigler. Bragg. Bright, Chestnut. Clark
Clay. Clingman. Crittenden. Davis. Dix
on, Doolittle. Fitzpatrick. Foot Foster
Green. Grimes. Gwin, Hainlin, Harlan
HcmphiIl, Hunter if0ss a''
Hunter, of Virginia, also! =
diversion. Johnson of Tennessee. Lane.
+ Ah!( Laughter Yes. Lane, Of Oregon
voted on the 18th day Of last May, tina
slavcs did not need protection In the Ter.
ritories. Now he will get mp and tell IN
American people and the Senate that he Z
for State seeding. and for breaking "a
the government, because they cannot sc
what he swore they did not need. Laugh
ter. That is what call putting the mai
through. TLsughterin the galleries..
! The presiding OfIiccr (Mr. Fitch II
A. l~1,Ss~l LrY>ko cp~1lsrsoe ros,xt f5fcsorv,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
WINCHESTER, RANDOLPH COUNTY, THURSDAY SEPT
4 Defense of the Secretary of ths
Navy.

Navy.
The Washington Correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press writes:
a report, By no mean. popular, has Oh
tanned some currency, that a change in ,he
Navy Department is necessary, anu that
Secretary Weiies viii be requested TO re
tire. Attais critical period in our public
aHair=. great capacity Is imperative il al.
our C.biuet. BIT tie best Informed
friends OF the Union here question the
propriety of change that would involve
the removal of the present Secretary OF
the Navy. Il il possible that Mr. Welies
nay have erred in some points, but it Is
remarkable thit those who complain have
made no specific charge. He has commi;
ted no rash act, he has 4one nothing for
which the country has had cause tor -
regret Those who know him best, rely
with cunfdeuce upon his decisions Tie
officers OF TIE navy, So far as have been
able to learn M have given this poiut
special atteutioa-have all strong words
OF praise in his favor They know best
what he had to 60 ia bringing ups clap.
idated .avy: and they, though impatient
60 see oar blockade thorough and com
plete know tlat 1900 miles of Southern
coast dncluding the iulets, cannot be
olockaled in a day, with--as was the fact
when the blockade was decided upon
only fifty vessels to DO it with and large
portion Of those not available for that pur
pose.
Secretary Welles is a man of few words,
of excellent judgment, correct decision,
and great Grmncss. The rejection OF the
Vanderbilt steamers is saving to the
country of millions ofdollars. They were
too large for blockading, where vessels oi
ten to fifteen, not twenty to twenty-five
feet draft required; they were not needed
Tor transports; and, moreover, they were
rot Offered. at the Government own price,
as Is generally supposed, but with such
conditions as TO make il certain that the
owners were secure in the certainty OF "a
good round sum Tor them, and altogether
more than they could possibly be worth to
the navy.
I'm these remarks am not the mouth
peace of the Secretary of the Navy, nor
AMI giving ny own individual opinion
Ny conclusions are gathered IRON intel
iigcnt and experienced officers OF the ma
~. who, if they discovered ineficiency
N the chief officer or the Department,
would permit no fear or favor from that
source TO prevent blunt, outspoken ex
preston of sentiment.
Equally qualified ID Capt. Fox. the As
sistant Secretary, man OF large expert
ence, quick perception, correct decision,
and prompt action, who, with the Secrc-
tary, and that clear headed, methodical
business man, Mr.. Faxon, the chief clerk.
possess peculiar qualifications Tor the spe
cial and vastly important duties of the
Department whose interests they have
under their charge.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
~ Grrr LFE.


lie Is no: dead, the brave, true soul and
noble.
\ hero never dies!
Although Tor him all DER his loved conn
trr.
Are bitter tears and siehs.
Tho solemn bells slow toll and misereres
t'ill all the summer air:
Tho patriots are sad. and some are bow
ing,
IN deep and dark despair.
Tho with our bays We twine the gloomy
clpress,
And pale lips sadly say,
Our true and tried. our wei beloved Lyon
HIS from Us passed away.
Tho Win as columns to the fierce strife
going,
His form IS seen no more;
Do they not feel that he Ger them is
watching,
From Heavens bright shore'
Although no more his clarion-voice 5
shouting,
The glorious battle CRY,
"Onward, brave men. lead you" Shall
j., not ever
N,rye them with purpose high
Shall not the memory of the great de
parted,
With feryid zeal each true brcost swell.
Until all DER our land floats the proud
banner,
Beneath whose folds he fell1
In the sweet quiet Of his own New Eng
land.
TIE nero loved shall rest;
With grateful pride his country e'er shall
uame him.
Among her brAvest, best.
Ens0 orth aud Lyon, names Of staiules.
Glory,
Your fame shall live Cor aye;
Those who for freedoms holy cause have
fallen.
Reuouu .lluot lei die.
Gin. Ga-ptte
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

A krNTucKr OFiSIos or FREsosT's
PRocLAxArios.--The Louisville Democrat
doe- not much like Gen. Fremont's proc
lamation, regarding Il - unnecessarily
severe. II -ays nevertheless.
Ii is part, however, Of the fortunes of
war. When the negro property Of Union
men i ooniiscated by sooessionists, we
can exrect nothing else than the Gener.
ais Of the United States army should feel
at liberty % 10 tie same II does not af.
feet the onion feeling either one way or
tie other in this state, and Is rather re.
garded IS on act to be expected in war
than commended.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

CoTToS Pr N THE EAsT.-The well IT,
formed London correspondent of the n.
!. Commercial Advertiser writes:
The news from all parts Of the East
serves to demonstrate the madness of the
course the Seeessionists have pursued
There is every prospect, from the efforts
announced in India, Egypt, &C., that re.
suits precisely parallel to those that were
brought about without regard to the sup
ply of hemp by the Crimean war will be
witnessed in this case. Up TO that war
the Russians commanded the market, but
India then took the lead and has kept il
ever since.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
fuII tut Z lIalI INIT OaAts ~
SUMNER EVENING.
~ torIsA I. vIckRer.

The summer skies are deeply Bite.
And wood paths green, and ao~er star
red, WOO
Sweet airs their shades to wander ihro'.
The western bill With henlocks crown
e;
Floecy, fantastic clouds around,
In sunsets golden light hall drowned.
a picture lovely is; oh, skies
Ye outer walls of Paradise.
What glories must beyond ye Use!
Then, winds the spirit voiced, and deep,
Though whence, and shither. still they
keep
\ secret; vet. as by ,he7 sweep
Whisper ny longing soul 50 ueAf,
They make to me TIE meaning clear,
Ofaagel songs | Cannot bear.
While waters in the vale below,
With such sweet music murmurs aow,
That, how SO fair the lilies grow.
Besides them, IS no more to ne
a wonder. or a mystery;
SO sweet to hear, so fair to see.
Were never sounds. or sights before.
To me, as pages, Ger and o'cr,
We're fondly conned of Natures lore.
Sweet evening of the summers prime,
lnwoven in this little rhyme,
III keep you till the winter time.
IcHNsTowN, Pa, Aug. ls6l.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

\ letter from Rome says that Miss
Harriet HOsmer, of whom America is
Justly proud. has completed her 6ne coll
lossal statue of Col. Benton, TO be erected
in Bronze at Ct. Louis, when il shall have
been cast by the Munich. foundry, to
which the model will soon be consigned
lie also says that Miss Hosmer will be
nobly represented at the Great Exhibition
in London next yesr, by her statue of the
captive Queen Zenobia.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
Pay of Soldiers.

We give below comparative table of
the salaries of soldiers in both sections of
the country It twill be seen that the So
called Southern Confederlcy has fixed the
pay Of the chivalry, or the descendants Of
the first families, largely in advance Of
Government prices, while the "mudsills,"
or the men who do the lighting, receive
considerably less.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

FoKT LAFAYETTE NEAR FULL.-The
new State Prison, Fort Lafayette, is now
nearly full OF prisoners, arrested by Gov
eminent on the charge Of treason, and a
new place OF confinement will soon have
to be selected. So strict are the orders
of the Government, that not even the
officers of the Law are allow ed TO enter
They deliver up their prisoners to the
officer of TIE adjoining Fortress, Major
Burke. which is upon the main land. He
gives the officer a receipt, takes the pris-
oner and sends him by boat to Fortress.
where he remains until the Government
sees ft to release or punish him.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

Will CO BAREFOOT An old fellow
recruited for the sth Regiment somewhere
in Grant County, refused to be sworn into
the service until he was granted permis-
sion To 20 barefoot wherever the RegI-
ment went. He has not worn y shoe for
Is years. and when this fact bccsme
known he was told he could 20 barefoot as
long as he though, he could stand H. The
old fellows feet are said TO be perfectly
cal!ous, and almost proof against cold.
rough roads, or any thing at enufy With
shoe leather.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

Who ever i not prepared to sacr.-
zee party organ izatioEs and plat
forms on the altar of his country
does not deserve the support and
counieuance Of honest people. How
IRE We 70 overcome partisan antipathies
in the minds Of men Of all parties 50 as TO
preseata united front in support of our
country We must cease discussing
party issues, make 20 aliusions 10
o.d party tests, have no crimina-
tions and recrininations, indulge il
no taunts one against the other, a
TO who has been The cause Of these
troubles.
When We shall have rescued the Gov
ernment and country from its periis, and
seen its flag floating in triumph over eve
rv inch of American soil, it will then be
time enough to inquire as to who and
what has brought these troubles upon US.
When we shall have a country and Gov
ernment for our children to i've in peace
and happiness, it shall be time for each
of u to return u our party banners ac
cording TO our own convictions of right
ami duty Lei him be marked a no
;ruc patriot who wilt not abandon
all such issueS IN times like this
T Ertract from tie last speech Of Senator
Douolge.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
The Army on the Kanawaa.
L5t;er from Gauley-EOvemeuis OF
the Eleventh Regiment-fa-ticu-
la7S ofslirmisa al HAWKS Nest-
Genera Cos.
.Corresp7odsaee 31iI.a cln. G-lo'le.


CAMP GAuLlY, Aug. -.
Strange taings have happened. md
strange things ire still happening, anl the
the "B.oolg EleventA' have ut last got
the "Sece-hers' 10 a position that they
were obliged to stand FIRE, and the conse
quences you viii discover in my sequel.
wrote you in my last concerning the
order that Col Frizell received from Gen.
Cox, VIZ: 70 taecthe Eleventh Regiment
anl march oat ON the Lewisburg Road,
tbeir object being - rctara the rapid 2p-
pro,ch oil F.x Governor Wise and General
Flo,d with their entire force. remarked
that thc Colonel would bring bact valua-
ble information concerning their forces,
~. and tie result YOU have learned ere
;hi-- Thercbel cavalry supposed o mum
Der tw1 hundred or more. have been
scouting near the HIwk's Neet, the posi-
tion TIM, the Eleventh Regiment have oc-
cupied darias ;he last week Yesterday
evening MQor Hines. accompanied by
Companies B. qnd +. Twelfth Regiment,
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
be United States What the Rebel,
IxA VERY BAD wAY.-Erery,biug is

II \ ERY BAD W NAf.-EytrYthlhg -
is scarce down South. The Nashville
tTenu.) Gazette contains the following
advertisement OF a manufacturer Of min.
er,l water in that city:
No1IcE-l hope NY customers in the
city OF Nashville viii be good enough to
save all the mineral water corks for me,
as cannot obtain further supply in con
sequence OF tic Lincoln blockade. Your
attention TO the above nil obIige me
very much, as eorks are IS essential to
me ROW as the bottles.
y. B-I have alsoto iaform nlr custom
ers that through my inability to procure
silver enough 20 make chaase Tor my Gus
TONERS, have issgrd twenty-five cent
tickets which viii De redeemab.e AT any
time by the undersigned
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

While the Emperor Of the French was
ut fichy be WAS taking walk on the
banhs OF the sichon and lost his way \
hoorer chanciog 70 "a. ai the time, his
Majesty made tic necessary inquiry Of
bn. SECOND 70 the right and then first
u the left, Sire" .ad the nan. "What,
YOU know mt9'' Yes. and have had inc
honor 'or wears past. "H'here -
Your Majesty. OF cours,. does not re.
member ue, bat YOU were one tie cause
Of my passing Two davs in the black hole;
for when .oa were at Ham was sol
der there, and was punished Tor passing
y9u il pound Of tobaaco." "Wtl',"
said the Emperor, "it shall be ms turn
now and in few days aterpara tic
man Vas installed il 4 eell stocke. ,obac.
c0uist's shoD.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

4 curious discovery MAS made the 9th.
er day at the National observatory at
Washington, from which Lieut.. Maury
"seceded." On attempting to use some
of the instruments for observation, IL was
found that large trees had grown up in
front OF them 50 as to completely obstruct
the view-thus giving conclusive evidence
that the Instruments have not been used
for years. 4 striking commentary on
the manner in which the seceeding Sa-
perintendent discharged bis duties
Workmen are now cutting away the mute
but uninpeachable witnesses against him.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

Cart souURz. Minister 70 spain, has
had his formal reception 1t the Spanish
Cyurt. lie made Queen lsssrtLt com
-limeutsry saeech, snd - -.1';ea r
.sras causHs Hn'erins
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

SFNAroR WrLsoN's RrsIMIxr
tor Wilson. Of Massachusetts, left Wash
ington within the week to raise regi
ment Of men. of which he should be Colo
mel. lie writes that he has had already
offered him more than two thousand men.
and that he can bring = brigade without
aeytroublc.--' Washington Correspondent
y. !. Times.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
PHYSICIANS,


Winrhesser, Indiana. Office al his OIL stand.
corner Main and ouih ~t, Wusrr be may 20 Vt
unie+b f,4nd uUil.s- profess Juallg engaged
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
VOL 4--.NO 81
How Fremont's Proclamation IA
Regarded at Washington.

The Washington Sunday Chrouisle
says:
"The conduct Of General Fremon, in
conhscating rebel property and that of
the War d partnent, which directly au.
thorired it. " II be universally approved
throug ghout tie country"
The New York Worlds correspondent.
in his Sunday night dispatch. says. how.
ever.
The vigorous proclamation of Gener.
al Fremont has fairly started Washington
from lis propriety. II comes upon Us like
a ,hunder-clap in clear sky, and clearly
indicates that new chapter has been
opened IN the conduct Of this war. As yet
there has been no indication given from
an authoritative source Us TO whether il
has been warranted by any order given
oy the Government here, and there is
much speculation on this point. The
Cabinet will in due time announce its POI
icy: bat until il does, distrust all reports
sent OF from here"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
M > Il RFYERLY.

phvsicfar ara SURGEON. Ofiet and residence
81 Brick buj'ding, corner Of North aud East
-.ff~
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
JOHN b. CROWLEY. ". D.,

Graduate OF Philadelphia College or Nod
iciue. aud Philudelphia living Ciar.
iiy Hospital. embracing Practical
Obstetrics and Diseases of Females.
Having been Assistant UemouStrGtor 0f
Anatomy. and having spent three yeurs In the
Hospitals aud Nisprnsarie- of Philadelphia.
and being ,uPrIiet With eyrellout >nrgieal in-
sfrur1cnts. he D. prepared L. perform MI onera-
fiaa> in the various depe rtm,uts 0f the pro.
frssion.
t-- Particular effrntior paid 70 diseases of
the eve. OFFlCE-Washirg street. near
ths rprfh-wc>- corner Of the Public So7ar-
fr.aehrsf-r Iudirsa NAV u lv
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

There we're tseut four American ses-
going vessel, reported during the last
month a' totally los'. They comprise one
steamer, two ships. four barques. three
hri-s, md fourteen schooners. Of these
nineteen we're wrecked, one burnt, one
sunk in collision, tNo foundered. snd ore
abandoned.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
DR. &. W. BRYCE.

Pb,siciau api Snre-ou. tie MAY ~ I'll times
1r snuud ~ hi- of, re- nu Washington street.
1ll...s professionally engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
ATTORNEYS.
J. J. CHENEY
Hm "
T. y BROWNE
Iors q. eooDgies. ESos r. WATSON
GOODRICH & WATSON.

ATTORNEYS and C0unselor- at Law. Winchester.
Indiana 0aiee MP stairs 30. fhe new Jail Build
luz. VIII promptly attend 60 all business
entrusted ~ .aeir care Esp-ci latteutiou given
fa tAe securing aHd col lection of CHAINS.