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REBEL CAMP BURNED.

ISPeolaI Ielesfapnlc Dlspatch.J
CiEVEI.Sp, Ohio, Nov. The expedition
That LEFT Cairo last light arrived at Belmont Mis-
souri, this morning, drove the rebels across the
river 70 Columbus, Kentucky, and burned their
camp. Our troops were without transportation,
and had to leave four gun, that the rebel. in their
hnry hadto leave behind them
INO'e.-we take II for granted tina, our friend,
disabled the four guns so as 10 reuder them here
AFTER uselessl
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- 61Irb LEOI Uk III
FROM rBE sOU
No lmCortant lie

III The steamboat Henry Firzhugh b, belonging
% xenflemzn Of that name In Virginia, ha, been
eonfscsted and sold sf Cincinnati
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IL They call Humphrey Marshall "deep },
Certainly he isn't bottomless Prentice.
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
POST OFFICE, WASHINGTON CITY,
November 6, 1881

IOrdersd 10 be inserted in the EVENING star II
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published IN Wsrbinston.1
D>An persons applying FOR letters IN the follow
ng list, will please SAY they are ADVERTISED.
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AUCTION SALES.

Bic MCGUIRE. Il CO.. Aucti aneers.
IN SATURDAY MORNING, November sth,
" 1T ten o'clock, In front OF the notion Rooms,
VS. shall sell for Account OF whom IL may concern
$50 p,Irs Lace Boots, Contross Caters
Meas Calf BrOgans and Kip Boots.
nov at &c. McGtJIREA co Auot,
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II ID X L SS FUR ..
DRESS FURs. such as Russian Sable, MinX,
flteh, Martins, and other desirable Fancy Furs FOR
Ladies, Misses and Children, '' i"'
For Gentlemen we have UFFLERS and
New York prices, at
g. & w. AEYENBERe's,
- Market Srnoe (AveDue H0uss)
10 6-IN between 7th AND Brh stS
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noys &c. MCGUIRE a. CO, Auc.s
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctiopeer,,

By WALL Il BARNARD. Auctioueers.
~. 30 streei AID sostA stds Pa nc.
- cELLASIors sTocK OF A DtALEh DIcLINIss
BpslSEss ~ CLItLosuE-On IRus sRAY
MORNlN6, Novem' er Z, oC mmt noing st 10 ooh,
vewll sell without reserve, on the FIRST foor Oh
God and Silver Hunting and Oren fsoe Watches.
sold, b uard, Fob and Vest Chaipt,
Silver plsted Coffee Pots, Cre.m Jues;
bo16le ss;rel Guns, Csltss other keyol,ers
Opera g. lases, YiclIrs, Flute, TrOmbone,.
Silyer-plated Tea and Table Spoons and Fofts
sold Kings, Cameo Pms. Ear Ripgs,
Lookets, u yer Pc oils, Brscel.ts. Seas,
Together with large NaIie'y ofother articles
WHICH we deem upnecestsrg 60 enumerste.
All oil which Will be positively tod without re
gard TO ptlce, and to which invite the attentcn
no WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
III TIE AgoyE SALE WILL BE con-
10 O'Clock and q portion Of the meet va nab q
Il WALL BARNARD, Auotk
DAILIFr'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
- NITURE. FLOWERS. VEGETABLES, GHAPKs.
Irc, AT AvcIIos.-On MONDAY MORNING.
,bsi se at the the Tesidepce, sne in ssSsr. us
all the Hou. eho d Effects, and the Flo Eers. y.se"
sns are IL ane name IL
Bedstead,, Mattresses and Bedding,
Wa, hstands Toilet s Is and Stoves,
Carpets. Mating, Chairs, &C., DO
Wagon, Carts, Hort.s and saddles,
Lot of Lumber. and Ga dener's Tools,
Together with ell the Grapes and the grovIns
For further particulars, snqui.. Of
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By &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, A,ctloneer..

SUPERIOR PIANO Forte. ELEGANT
Sc.BINtT Furniture, Rich Cut Glassware, ind
beautifully ID -oorated French China siver plat
Ware, Carpets, urts,ns, and Household furpi-
yember 18th at 10 O'Clock, ct the Of 18th and
l street We shall SCI! larIe and elegant asso't
ment OF Household Furniture, China Glass and
Gro key Ware, Carpets. Mirrors, &C. con prisIpt
ths effects OF very h andsOmely furnished esteb-
lishme-t
P--'loulsrs in future advertisement
.IJ Cstslosues vii he ISSUED on Monday nor {.
novs-d &c, MC5UIRE q Co. Auct,
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CON 6UsrAvus II. scOTr,
81 the steamer Keystone Sta e, which returned to
oe nited states from the pursuit OF the priyateer
Sumter without orders, is now on trial before
Naval Court Of Inquiry In this city Mr.. West IN
Is Judge Advocate, and sir Christopher Insle. OF
This city, Is counsel for Com. Scott. 1t will be
femem bered that that officer returned to the
United states with a valuable prize which he had
captured; alleging that he wa, advised to do so
by army and navy officers, as Key Yves. was
strongly secession, and he did not Ike to take his
prize In there.
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ALONG THEIISH.

We hear from Langly's beyond the Chain
BRIDGE that all is quiet up to this morning along
the right Of the line. The display Of signal light.
BY the enemy ts Of nightly occurrence
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rUr HIN IN FORT wAppS

The piOus author Of the Following BUDGET IF
Infamous falsehOods was evidently essayipg TO
ads'me scheme ofrcbbssy throug h stock jobbing,
IN ptnning them. That be Is a mendacious
epeeulatorAand nothing else, is evident. Hecares
nov now much he may damage the Union cause
oy lying, and should at once be placed I'm Fort
"arsl without the privilege of pen. ink and
PaPsf, until the conclusion OF the war
WILD REPORT The New York Jsd.pspdsnt
oI Yesterday contains the following remarkable
PHHgrapa with regard TO Mr.. Thurlow Weed IS
Just az we are going 70 press, we receive Z
nos. Important piece Of Information from re-
taoe source IL is nothing less than the sxprsssed
eohetetton OF M. SstoaTd that ths Gorsrnusnt
eassof succeed ~ hiS toar; that tbs Conf,derucv
eih prooaely BE- yseogHissd BY the EKropsaH
goorrsj uHd thdt Peace tciH be rae result n stxtv
gays. In view Of this, Mr.. Thurlow Weed has
Deen sent to England. and IL he shall find the
6rtsn Ministry determined TO recognize the Con-
1eoefacy, the Administration here will prepare
a. once lor peace. 10 YVES to pave the way for this
mat Ine encouraging report Of Adjutant- General
Ihomas was allowed TO be published. We have
no space at this late hour to remark on this in
iofmauon, except TO say, that IL entirely correct
we are positively assured), 10 will break down
me Adlninlstration and destroy the country"
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b. ]. q. MooUtkE q CO Auouoneers.
C9sN S1Is svs oa SSSEbT
ING, nov. II, o 'nspenoirg ~ 10 O'Clock. Ne 49,
sel, at g o. ntectsontry a. re Of Aiglsr. sosu
si . Pa aNeEuH between n aud nth sta, has en-
Or stock AND hx .urs Q, o y sIstIpg, " part Of
Csndiss, Cakes. Preserved Frpi6, Nut, ke
Ing. Coenters, 6sss Show Gases md ysSS
Win also b SOLD. q q o'cloek. the Herss, wagon
and harnesa
Terms cash. 49,. -
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ARMY AFFAIRS.

An order has bern prepared officially informIno
the army Of the retiracy Of Lieut. Gen scott, and
emoodying his letter In which be states his
reasons for this voluntary act
The indications are that Gen Buel will be as
signed 70 the command Of the department of the
Cumberland, TO relieve Gen. Sherman who
viii probably return TO the army Of the Potomac
Gen Halleck has not vet been ASST g ned 70 a
position. IL 10 believed he will remain here 10
become thoroughly acquainted with the general
plans Of the commander In chief whose policy
appears 10 be while acting with view 10 the
good government and efficiency Of the army to
render bis appointment, changes and transfers en-.
urely agreeable 70 those directly concerned In
Gen. Mitchell, who recently rendered his resip.
nation, has arrived In Washington
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Aucaoneer.

VERY HANDSOME FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS AT AUcTIoN-0n wEDN ESDAY
the auction rooms, sta sell without reserve the
th-ots OF q gentleman declining housekee ping |,
cUnsIstlng of: Rich Parlor Suit in rosewood and
dsmask, conslstiLg Of sofa, Arm and Psrlor
Chair rich Perlor Set in hslro 9th, eetant
Wal ut Sets complete; Psrlor Chairs; Brussels,
Ingram and Three ply Carpets and Rugs; best ~.
: ntensiou Tables; China Tea Sets; Crootery and
g assvate; Knives snd Fo ks; Bedsteads; Ward
robes; Toilet sets: Kitchen Furniture; psrlor,
90 klrE g. other St)ves; sef igere,or. &c, &o.
The furniture 10 ne,rly new and of tie best mat
ufaoture, ano tho attention OF laoles and gentle
me ~ finishing 10 respectfully called thereto.
Terms cash.
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NAVY YARD.

The steamer Yankee came up to the yard last
night about IL O'Clock, and went down TO the
eotilla sgen at O'Clock this morning. The
Reliance came I'D about midnight, and left gain
few minutes afterward
II 10 reported that the Confederate steamer Page
lowed their prize schooner Fairfax out Of GUAM
aco Creek yesterday evening, but where they are
pound or what 10 means we are not Informed.
The Mount Washington took Gen. sickles
down to Indian Head to join his brigade last
night, and from appearances bis division-the left
wing Of the srmy-is to take position at Budd,s
Ferry, nearer the river than they have heretofore
occupied
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By J. c. Mo6U & CO o., AuctIopeers.
VERY HANDSOME FURNITURE AND
" HousEHoLp fscts az Public Auction.-On
II clock, At the residence OF the late Hon. = A.
Douglas, corner Of street and New Jersey ave-
nue, We shall sci splendid assortment Of
CABINET FURNfTURE. CARPETS, MIR
RORS. CURTAINs,
And Household D fleets generally, a fall O d de-
scriptlve advertisement Of which vii appear pre-
vioas 10 the sale
novs J. c. MCGUIRE, q CO, Aucts.
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&c. MCGUIRE a co. Aucts.
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctlossers.
ga Mi y CappT.cEs M.

DJ % huCtIUhctrts
HANDSOME FAMILY CARRIAGES, HAIR
IL MES, and Pair Of Bay Horses st Auctions
On SATURDAY MORNING, November 9th, al
10 o'ccok. in front of the Auction rooms We shall
sell, without reserve
handsome Open Family Carriage
i sm.l ne-horse am'ly Carnage, nearly new
Pair Of excellent Ia, &c Bsy Carriage Horses
Single and Double Harness
Robes. Beavers. &c.
Terms cash.
noys &c. MCGUIRE Co Auo.s
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THos. BOWLING. Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCdkN FURNI-
IL ruRI, HoLL.sp GIN, BrrTIR, &C, AT AUG
sell. in front of the premises at 10 O'Clock a. m,
large assortment Of Furniture, two CASKS Holland
Gin, Kegs Butter, one Horse, Wagon and 6ear,
with many other articles which We deem unneces-
GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
p. 8. Will be added, new Navy Reviewers,
Navy Size.
noTH (Kep.D 6. a w.
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VI Eloped on the oath OF October AMI mt sinca
n nrsro Iron, from; CHARLES sr ! IAPORTF, a
inch high, 81 has black ay ss ds brown IA II
sno nISand: smooth face He had ON rhea ne left
pants, and slouched black hat. Notios of wEar he
u.s. or his return to the Hospital, will be suitably
as
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IRON THE UPPsR POTOMAC

letter received last night from Darnes,ox
9ys THE latest reliable Information from the
Virginia side Of the upper Potomsc induces the
BELIEF that the rebels are strongly reinforcing their
posh and fort dcations at and around Wfnchester
% well % on the frontier, fearing simultapeous
advance Of Gen. Kelley from the direction Of
komney, and Col. Grary from Sandy Hook
"some persons estimate the number of rebel,
n Winchester a. high as IS CO., while Il 10 known
ther forces at the river posts being increased
daily recently they have resumed firing on our
pickets, but this mode Of warfare has not vet
proved very sanguinary successful to the as
nilAnh.n
The Letter further says: "During yesterday the
Iosemse river rose 50 high as TO compel our pic 4
en 20 fofsak the towpath Of the canal so at pre-
sens mere no danger Of either Of the coneendinR
sSms>s crossing In forcs.n
Taox rsE SOUTH SIDE Oh THE poronIc.
NO important Items cf news have been received
non The Virginia side Of the Potomac for some
day. Professor Lowe has completed lis con.
tract foe Eve balloons 70 be used for obseryatorv
purposes.
A reconnoissring party from Gen. Smiths III
vision on "wednesday when near vienns arr..t,d
%. Hunter, VirginlaD, In the rebel army : 81
VIII b brought 70 Washington.
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IL On FEIDAY AFTERNOON, November
18th, at ~ o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, We shsl
I've Nv cssss s.eeIio! Dutch BsIeea. Roots. from
& SON, Hsrlem, and comprising Double and
fling Hysoinths, Tulips, Crooas, Nsroissus,
rs .TIs; S. e; a0'
no sd IRpl J. G. Mcguire 4 CO. Apcts.
By ]. G MCGUIRE q co. Auetioss.I.
EASh skfGkDAS sSkkfNS,f Nov.
9Th, st Il o'clock, In front OF the Auction Rooms,
besstiisi grey Arabian A.r.. years old, Per
Also, kne bObtsil Bag TfotanG Horse.
nos tRep) C. MCGUIRE CO., Auota
By ]. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionssrs.
NOTICE TO suTLERs..on SATURDAY
Of M 0sddS SS. 81. aso u Gst
EXCELLENT Baltimore built covered Express
40 de.ss Tenants India Ale.
s s% sH' 10. II Oats,
500 carpet SEAT Camp Stools
q ssi Sr.sd: som, Of them Of
e .TS:: ;SS'S;i: ok Knives and Forks
rss "a cash in or e Ss tstfik CO.. A.e
Bv GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotionesrs.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KiTCH-
7. M6N5Aq he h fss n..sss AS
ss 4 tSs Me- sus
tt eets. at 10 elock a. m, exos!lsnt assortment
| or Furniture, Viz
| l Piano Porte, stool and Cover,
Msrb Iop aud other sbles,
Mahog any Sofa, Chs,rs Whatnot,
C1ttage and other Bedsteads,
Feather PHO rs, and Bolsters,
Hair and Shucs Mattresses, -.
| Psrlo Chambsr. and ss.ir Car cts, and RoeG,
\ Oiolofh, Toilet Sets,
Ccoking and Otasr stoves,
China, Glass and Crocksry Ware,
4 VIII A log Of q hen n utsitea. md many
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

r. Where's, the laws of the United States
have been for some time past, and now
are.s violently opposed. and the execution
thereof obstr lcted in the States of South
Carolina. Geofgia. Alabama. Florida.
Mississippi Louisiana and Texas. By, com
binatiens too powerful to be suppressed in
the ordinary course Of judicial proceedings
or by the powers vested in the Marshals
by law, now therefore, /. ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN. president of the United States. in
virtue Of the power in me vested by the
Constitution and the laws. have thought
fit to call forth the militia of the several
States of the Union, to the aggregate num-
Der Of seveniy.fre thousand, in order to
suppress said combinations and to cause
the laws to be duly executed.
The details for this object will be inn
mediately communicated to the State au-
thorities. through the War Department.
1 appeal to all loyal citizens to facilitate,
and aid in this effort to maintain the hon.
or. the integrity. and the existence of the
National Union. and the perpetuity of the
popular Government. and to redress
wrongs already long enough endured.
deem it proper to say, that the first ser.
vice assigned to the forces hereby called
forth. will probably be 20 repossess the
forts. places. snd property which have
been seized from the Union. and in every
event. the utmost care will be observed
consistently with the objects aforesaid. tC
avoid any devastation. any destruction. Of
or interference with property. or any dis
turbance Of peaceful citizens in any par,
of the country; and hereby command
the persons composing the. combinations
aforesaid. to dispense and retire peacea
bly, within twenty days from this date
Deeming that the present condition o
public affairs presents an extraordinary
occasion. l do hereby. in virtue of tn,
power in me vested by the Constitution
convene both Houses of Congress The
Senators and Representatives are therefor,
summoned to assemble at their RESPECTIVE,
chambers at twelve o'clock, noon, OF
Thursday. the fourth day Of July next
then and there to consider and determin,
such measures as, in their wisdom, tn,
public safety and interest may demand.
In witness whereof, | have hereunto Sc
my hand. and caused the seal Of tn,
United States to be affixed.
Done a, the City of Washington this fif
tenth day of April. in the year Of ou'
Lord one thousand eight hundred anc
sixty-one. and of the Independence o.
the United States. the eighty fifth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President.
WV. ii. SEWARD. Sec'y of State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25
,NA Volunteer Company has been or


,AEA Volunteer Company has been or
ganized in this county and their services
accepted by the Governor. The Compa-
ny is TO be known by the name Of the
Marshall County Rifemen." at an:e-
lection yesterday. o. H. P. Bailey was
elected Captain; Amaza johnson list
Lieutenant. and Joseph Lynch I'd Lieu
tenant The Sergeants and Corperais
will be elected to-day. The Company. by
authority ofthe Adjutant General. have ia
ken the arms and accoutrements in the
possession of the Plymouth Rife Compa-
ny. inasmuch as there was not much prob
ability Of that Company filing up its
ranks soon. The guns are Minnie rifles.
and the new Company made fine appear
snce as it paraded through the streets with
them yesterday. Should the Plymouth
Riae Company, however. fill up its ranks
hereafter. and tender its services to the
Governor. other arms .Eill be furnished
70 il. The H. c. Rihemen. it is expected.
will receive orders to repa ir to indianapo-
liz to-day or tomorrow. They are a
bravo looking set of men, and will no
doubt give { good account of themselves
on the field of battle.
AS the Company have nearly forty more
than necessary. or than can he accepted. it
IS proposed to make up another company
immeliately. to hold itself in readiness to
mach Is soon as another call is made. 1T
should be done.
In our next we will publish the names
offhe members Of the NJ. C.. Rihemen.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

PArRroTssN AMONG THE DocToRs.-Tho
following resolution was unanimously a
dopted at recent meeting of the Marshall
County Medical Society:
Resolred, That the medical snd surgical
services of the members OF the Marshall
County Mecical Society will be gratuitous-
" rendered, if solicited, to the families OF
the plymouth Volunteers. who are called
into the service of the country. until their
return, or until our national difficulties are
adjusted.
- N. SHERMAN, J. w. Bennett,
j. f BROOKE. j. ID. GRAY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

r. 1t is said that upwards of two
Thousand dollars have been subscribed by
the citizens Of Plymouth AID vicinity. for
the support Of the families of volunteers
during their absence. The aid to be ex-
tended to such Is may need II. This is
doing very we'll. bot. We understand that
# Is the Intention of the committee to con-
tinus their exertions until the sum has
been increased to Is. 900. - = = 3. 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

A Coon SUGGEsTIox.- friend sug-
gests that tie ladies of the county should
prepare large quantity of lint and band
ages Immediately. for the usc Of the vol
untecrs from this county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

AT LAsr.-A want long expressed by the public
has at last been realized, and they nov have q
Sescins Machine which fully meets that want. and
does away entirely with the causes of complaint so
frequent heretofore, and which till now hare called
in vain for remedy. The Ladd. Webster & Co..
SEWING MACHINE avoids the faults while it i'm.
proves upon the good points of al. other machines;
it is strong, durable, simple in construction, easily
understood by the novice; its capacity for work
within no limit. where sewing can be done; making
the Tight Lock Stitch, alike on both sides Of the ma
terial-making no under side ridge to wear away.
causing the stitch to break perfect in its working.
tits just the thing so long needed by Families,
Dress makers, Cloak makers, Tailcrs, Shoemakcrs.
Carriage Trimmers, or in any branch Of industry
where the finest or the strongest sewing Is required.
|--Iouisciue Journal
See advertisement for these machines in another
column 24-2w
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

PosTrsSED.-The Republican meeting,
-ealled for last Saturday evening. at Yves
terrelt Hall. to nominate candidates for the
Corporation Offices. was postponed on ac-
count Of the Union Meeting at the Court
House. which all wished to attend. 1T is
now suggested by several prominent Re-
publicans that Meeting be held tonight.
at the Hall. for the purp Sc either of ma
king nominations. or taking the necessary
steps toward getting up Union ticket.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

Er Our soldier boys will each need a
blanket or comfort when they get TO Indi-
annapolis Will not our liberal citizens
zee that they are supplied before they
leave here?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

~A. o. d oRToS. Dentist, will be in
Bourbon. on Monday and Tuesday, April
~ and 30. where he will be prepared to
attend to all business pertaining to the
DESraI. PROGRESSION. Rooms at the Rail
Roasl House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

II We neglected. last week to refer to
the Millinery advertisement of Mrs. Bun
ham and Miss Paul. This was very un-
gallant IN us. bat as 1t was not intentional
We hope the ladies viii forgive us. We
refer now with much pleasure to their
card Our lady readers. we are, sure: will
6nd their goods net enly ofthe very latest
fashion. bat very cheap for the quality,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

~The thrilling patriotic poem which
we publish to-day is from the pen Of our
talented townsman. John ID. Devor. Esq.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

~ TsE HoUsEBoLD JovRHAL for Nay.
h6st - lscjivd It this Office. Il is the
best Msgn.;.e, IN some respects. publish
sais shs eepdsy. md b destined 'toIuin
public lsvor repidly. 4 :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

?, r. Capt shernsn's Battery. Compa-
ny z. third regiment Of ARTILLERY. from
Fort RidesIy pessed through here Friday
night. o IT, p w. 4 OR r "a
soues for Wssbipgton. This i The f.
psus 'shsrmsn's sBsetsry. = 3 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

PLYMOUTH MARBLE WoRKs--GREAr INDICTMENT
AS we design n.oving to Chicago soon. and wish
ing to dispose of cur present stock Of marble. we
will sell all kinds Of Monumental and Head Stone
WORK at very small advance on cost Of material
and Finishing. Please call and examine, as the OPP
portunity will not long be offered.
A F. ROBERTS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

Yon:can save both Money and vexation by buy
ing Clocks, at Four. Six. and Ten Dollars CASH. or
approved Security. instead Of buying cheap trash
from PedIars at fourteen and twenty Dollars on a
Years Credit.
24f.s $3.50 ADoLPH MYERS -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

e. Go to the sign Of the Golden Boot
for bargains.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

SHERlFFS.. SALE.--By virtus g :
~ COMMISSION, issued by the Clerk Of the N O.
Court of Common Pleas and directed, in hro< q
abraham Ackerand and against Henry Pierce Cyntha
Pierce will offer al Public Sale. the highest lawful
bidder as tho law directs, before the Court House door
Ia the town of Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on
SATURDAY, NAY II, 1861. -
between the hours of ten o'clock, and four O'clock D.
m of said day. the and profits far rxcae-
ing years sf the follow cscr5sd real esate stu
ate said county Of Marshall and State of Indiana to-w
The north half of the Southwest quarter Of section twenty
tn. township thirty-hse t3s north Of range two
(2l east, containing 50 acres more or less 90
If the rents and profits FOR years Of said neal
will not sell sufficient 10 satisfy said Commission
and accring costs will al the time and
place offer fie highest In f bidder all the right
title and Of the said defendants in and to the same
or so much thereof may be necessary % satisfy said writ
arIls PA o. NJ. BARNARD. Sheriff.