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Que rkhtl psgs, oue week, -
set Mturfei escli Hesk sldiklO ~
~ sysnLs, Vne X ~
- TERMS for Advertisements ocou,1ihs fIeeffa
known At the Counting Room. egAn Advertisesnet "
are charged ~ the above ratos, unless wlen eefees
nlent 10 made previous 10 insertion n-A All oantha A.
ye1Asenents Ippstb paid for in advance.
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Sanitary Stores. es.-Frederick Law olm.
sted, General Secretary of the United States
Sanitary Commission, Washington City, offers
the following information to the people of the
entire country:
The inquiry being frequently made wheth.
or the Commission wishes to receive apples
for the use OF the wounded, it should imme.
diately be published, as widely as possible,
that dried apples cannot be sent TO its depo,s
in too large quantitiea Town and village
Relief Societies are requested 10 make ar
rAngements for pairing, cutting, and drying
BY their members, and such volunteer Assisi.
ance ss they can enlist, and to notify farmers
that they will receive such good fruit as they
may be literally disposed to offer and are
unable themselves to properly prepare for
drying
Dtied apples may be sent in barrels or box.
es, or in strong bags marked-"To be kept
dry" Dried fruits Of all kinds, and all good
canned fruits, will be very acceptable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

Personal Commissioner denies
through the medium Of the JosTTaL--thAt the
extension Of the time OF drafted men at
home was given to his discretion by the Gov.
ernor We did not say il was So We learn.
ed that such was the case from half dozen
gentlemen, nearly all of whom we're drafted
men and we presumed they had made them.
selves acquainted with the fact We would
have inquired Of the Commissioner, but he
was out at Camp We only spoke Of the mat.
Ter as ''heArsay," and had no intention Of do.
ing the Commissioner injustice for 8 pArtizan
or other purpose, as the stinking skunk Of
the Journal asserts II Mr.. Yonng desires
to extend the time Of the conscripted men to
"at leas. week" we give him credit for It.
The time should be extended reasonable pc.
riod to allow the men to make suitable prep.
aration for leaving their homes and business,
and whoever is responsible for the refusal 10
grant such tpe--Sbich every one knows
could not in the least detriment the public
seryice--will have heavy account to settle
with the men on whom the wrong ia visited
We make this prediction, without any regard
to partiEanisn, or--,hs dirty creature who
absorba and gives out tho moet noisoms odor
Of that article in the Jo1rWal
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LEGAL NOTICE.

A~A4NfAA A'OAANEs
NoT1ok is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN thus day hled IN the Court OF Common Pleas
within the county Of Montgomery and state OF OHIO
bic peunon pfayiag TO Be divorced foIn his wfs, bar
bara Wolf Cause-wilfu absence for more than three
years. This said BarbarA Nof notified that unless
she appears and Answefs 10 said petition, the same
viii Be taken true and decree rendered secofdinR
g, 14l1a a.. MARTIN WOLF
!. u. bAoooff, Auorney, Oct Z, l6oa-oc7wB
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-snlyINe, HAIR.CVTrINa, snAMPooINe

H7HoMAs A. wIsR having taken the Barber shop
Il on Market strees recsntly owned by james Kred
ivr, and ntted It up In the most improved style, ~
prepared 70 do shaving. Hair Cutting. shampoclng
ETC., ~ manner that cannot ia to give satisfaction
de insites all lis old h1snds customers 10 qvs
street. ,a7 a., ., a OCT
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M MAANrUA MAKING

s9 M rs .i j. M. Is O dley gsis
MouLD respectfully MORN the ladies OF Uay Ton
w thpt she Ias removed 20 No ~ Jefferson street
esSt side, petween frSt R second, wno,e she pre-
pareu TO render her SERVICES IA the st amt most
fashionable manner styloS OF DkksS N MINI, winch
WILL be attended 10 at shortest notice Ihose wlI
wish TO see the latest aud have uork done IA.
best manner VIII please Gail at No. q Jefferson st.
lssel aGl -aE5gl elte.,J, n. BULiLk1.f
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MANN Sc CO.'S "Hs soi
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
IREcT THROUGH BY LIGHTNING IRAN.

Usf received and will BE- regularly rssei, "a dvy
u the season, the brst hgands OF altInors ~ ses
prepAred " those oyster Kings, Mann a CO.
pkALkkS IA oisfkRs ~ Ihis olty ana N. .of
rounding country are sdsrsd bG lndncs ments 10 nu
chase a. the OLD stsnd No. zsS AhFd szse. one soos
Nesl OF tue Postoniee, la the Beeksl Building.
Families and stheTs supplied ey ths ca ~ half-s
They are warranted Of tle best quailly.
sel3 W, u. RAkDENBuRd.
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ST GK5 OF THEM
b Il = Il B IL AIN ID
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Sheriff s Proclamation.

Sheriffs Once, Il
~ aN FAsalaN ni"NrooAEhl CvLArv5. Uhlp,
- pAlrONi September |, l562.
DnoCLAMATlOA Ia hereby made TO the DUAL mad
i voters Of Montgomery county chat general else.
,sss WI e held, as tsln edby lew, On the seeoad
Tuesday of Oatober, IO.WiIsA "a III alA t.E q ENFE
fhE Ilth DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1854,
Al The several paces OF holdinR elseso in ther nia
county a. Ellah nnie the fonoNi oIhoets are b -
choaen
one Judge o me supreme CopH; ,... rr{
une Secretary Of State -s
Vae Attorney GsLeTa
One school Commits lonsr; aa a4 .t
one hembeT OF Board OF Puddle Work.
Ula ConQessInaui ~ ~
one Couuty AUDITOR;
une County siiefiii
one Uoelty neRsursr;
one lounty cOtiis.ssvarF; q tsfeF.-.
uuU NIHsay lhsbeS.Ol;
Onr lltltsf q iuuillJ Iaiifi,aftt $40 rfr. II
ono iork tAspeciogi
Ono fiou Inspector.
Aua the trustees The seYeiRl toan-it,t,s ami 81
tho soieal halds ul the ety Daytot m sa,i o..n,
VII take noNco that thuy requirel 60 rrt,,y, H.
iolo"lS hlHnber VI gJAfVrs irogn thar t,..r,ss.ti,
toHnsh Sards, ttle erk Di the tonrt o lt,rn
anon Flsns' properly designating tO,e iur the iroia,
VouEt rem those tor the Common Pleas ana SnI~ro,
uouTts, to-wIt
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! ERInAY ncrnRRR 10 1879 III
City and Other. Matters.



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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

Cancers Cured or No Pay.-Dr- SwANK
viii be at the Edwards House again, from the 18th
to the I'd of February, ls62.
Persons had better call early as the Drss room
is generally very much crowded along about Doon.
He treats the various kinds Of chronic diseases,
md especially cancers, in the successful treatment
Of whiclshe is scarcely excelled by any Physician
IN the West,--he cures them or charges nothing
for his services. The Doct. has cured some very
hard cases here-he gives universal satisfaction to
his patients
= He is a regular graduate of ore of the best Re-
form Medical Colleges in TIC unitcl srsscs, and
stands high Physician in his profession; he has
also an experience of some twenty years in prac-
ricc. but the Does's reputation is too we'll known
ITO needany accommodation. Ca
The DIR. discsrds all poisons, making use only
of innocent and effsctual remedies. selecting
and preparing his medicines himself. They are
pleasant TO take. not sickening nor facilitating
but bracing. and consequently patients not de
priyed Of doing moderate labor, as be requires q
sufficient aanoupt o exercise to promote health.
/ The Doct. deals honestly with patients; il he
thinks he cannot benefit them he will tell thena az
is 40 PHYSICIANS interest to deceive his patients
hi carries fall supply of medicine, and charges
low for his prescriptions
See his Circulars which contain thityive OF
forty good certificates of cases of Cancer he has
cured. He has more than hundred Cancers
preserved in spirits, which he took out.
Consultation free of charge. - - 49, -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will sell AT private
sale on the 10Th day of February next, at the
Court House door in the town of Plymouth, Mar
shall county, the following described real estate
belonging to the estate of Levi Moore, late Of
said county. deceased, to wit. The southeast cor.
ner OF the southeast quarter of section numbs
one ~, in township number .hirty',wo (52]
range number Que ~ cast, containing one acre
or less, situated in Marshall county, Indiana
TERMS OF SaLE-Oue half the purchase money
cash in hand, and the residue in six months from
day ofsale. purchaser giving his note with appro
we'd security with interest, waving valuation and
appraismcnt laws.
will also, mt the same time and place, offer the
following personal property, belonging to the cs
tate aforesaid, to-wt: Three receipts Of Treasurer
and Director ofthe Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
Road Company for one hundred and fffy dollars IN
the aggregate. Tcrms-Cash.
F.PERA1M MOOR. Administrator.
jan l6 1928
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
F..xk LrsIlE.s Moxrulr.-Tbe F,hru,rr n

FRANK LEsI-rEs MoyrHLr-The february No
of Frank Le-lie's Monthly has been received
The success which has attended i. in its SIKH.
year, has determined the Publisher to mike re-
n<~ed ci5''rfs to render it still acceptable
Che public lnivldition to being the best family
magazine for general amusement, it is peculiarly
Atsptrd Tor the ladies, thar special dcdartmcnt
heins conducted BY lady Of distinguished literary
sssfe and one of the ledsc,i leaders of the
frhica! Price 25ccnts number, or 50 per year.
The usual deduction clubs Address Frank
Lcst<. No. - CITY Tall Square. New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

The following are the stations Of the Indiana
troops in active service outside of the State, We
shall correct it from time to time the several re-
giments more from one positiea to another.
INFANTRY.
9th Reg, COL Crittcnden, MunferdsviIle, Ky.
9TH Reg, Col. GAVIN. Springfield. Virginia.
9Th Reg, Col. Benton. Oticrviilc. Missouri.
9th Reg, Col. Moody. Festerman. Va.
10Th Reg, Col. Manson, Somerset. KY
llth Reg, Col. McGinnis, Paducah, Kentucky.
la,h Reg, Col Linck. Sharpsburg, Md.
18th Regt. Col. Sullivan. Romncy. Virginia.
18th Regt. Col. Krmball, Romey, Virginia.
18th Regt., Col. Wagner, New Haven, Ky.
10Th Regt, Col Hackleman, Frcdericktown, Md.
I7,h Reet., Col. Hascnll. New Iwen. Ky.
18th Regt, Col. Pattson, ot.crvilic, Missouri
10Th Regt.. Col. Meredith, Washington City.
Goth Regt., Col. Brown. Fortress Monroe, Va.
2lst Regt., Col Mcmillan, Baltimore Md "a
22i Regt. Col. Hendricks, Ottcrvic. Missouri.
I'D Regt., Col. Sanderson. Paducah, Ky.
2ith Rcgt Col Hovcy, Otterville, Missouri.
25th Regt-. Col yeatch, st. Louis, Missouri.
26th RcgL. Col. Wheatley, Otterville. Missouri.
9th Rcst., Col. Colgrove. Fredericktown. Nd
10Th Regr., Col. Miller. Mumfordsville, Ky.
30d Regt.. Col. Bass, Nolinville, Ky. ass
3lst Regt., Col Cruft, South CarroIton. KY
32d Regt, lst German, Col. Which, MuniordsvIle
Kcntucky.
33d Rcgt, Col. Coburn, Lexington. Ky.
Sid. Rcgt Col Asbury Steele. New Haven, Ky
35,h Regt, list Irish. Col Walker. Bardstown, X
36th Rcst., Col. Crosse, New Haven. Ky.
37th Regt. Col. Hazard, Bacon Greek Station
Kentucky.
3srh Regt.. Col Scribner, MumfordsYille. Ky.
Ssh Rcgt-, Col. Harrison, MumfDrjsviiIe, Ky.
40ih Rcgt Col. Wilson, Lebanon, Ky.
4ad Regt-, Col. Jones, South Carrolton. Ky.
43d Regt., Col. George X. Steele, South Carol
ton. Ky. ta
44ih Regt,. Col. Reed. South Caro:t,n, Ky.
46th Regt. COL Fitch, New Haven, Ky. g
18th Rcgs-. Col Slack. New Haven. Ky.
4sth Rcgt., Col Ray, Bardstewn, XIV.
5oth Regt.. Col. Durham. New Haven. Nv.
5Ist ReGt, Mechanics, Col. Streight, Wild Cat
Kentucky.
57th Regt. Col. McMulicn. Somerset. Ky.
5 eth EeSt. Col. Carr, Somerset, Ky.
CAVALRY.
Capt. Bracken's Company. Western virgiuia.-
Post Office address, Beverly.
Capt. Kirtley's Company. Western Virginia Pos
Office address, Point Pleasant.
Capt. Graham's Company, No'inyillc, Kentucky.
Capt Gaddis's Company, Nolinvillc. Kentucky.
Capt. Moreau's Company, New Haven, Kcntuck,
Capt. Kleine's Company, Nolinvilc. Kentucky.
2Sth Regt., Col. Baker, lst Cavalry, Trorton. Mo-
ilst Regt-, ID Cavalry, C !. Bridgland. New Ha.
ven, Kentucky.
45th Reg, 81 Cavalry. Col. Carter, Mill Stone
Landing. Maryland.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
p<vposea sby the .gsrtleppn from New
York N. RoscoE Nos 3 = 3 ! .':,n

p<vpQsea Ty the .gurtlepsn from New
York. INf. Roscoe Goxkttso,3 will
waive 4 10 details ofths:bf]l tsana 90 with
him, although I think that the committees
bill is the best for the country. know
nealy al the friends of the ranking priv
| ilege win vote to strike ont the second
and third sections. in the hope that with
ont them the bill viii fail But if this
succeeds. as Il probably viii. shall go
for the total abolition of the ranking con-
tanned in the first section. and which will
then require members 70 prepay all their
letters and public DOCUMENTS. whether sent
voluntary by themselves or requested, by
constituents and shall press it vigorously to
its passage on the aye ahtlnoes. My own
tprcference. indeed. is fora total abolition
of the whole system. and thus to break mp
this long-stsnding abnse under which the
whole people are taxed for the benefit OF a
part. The. committee 5 bill abolishes it
utterly. bnt leaves members as il the law Of
compulsory prepayment passed few years
ago, did not apply to them. the 6 eat bu k oil
their correspondence being on the business
Of their hundreds of thousands Of constitu-
lents. and leaving them toprepqy or not. as
they msftting The proposition ofM-.
RoscoE CoNKLING also abolishes tho sys-
tenn. bat irequires'us'to, prepay everything
We send, 'et ers. books, speeches. AMI all
Either will suit me- and if the latter is
adopted as an amendment. I shall insist on
its passage as'earncstly as hit were my own
proposition am anxious that. for the
first time in our national history, the House
Of Representatives shall now abrogate this
class privilege which has SO long existcd,
and which for SO many years | haye striven
to abolish. And with these remarks
close the discussion. anil thanking the
House for its attention, ask Tor vote.
The House struck out all but the first Sec
ton of the bill. which abolishes the frank
ingprivilege from and after the first day
of July next; AMI the bill as thus amended
passed a vote OF yeas 20. noes AZ. Allthe
Indiana Delegation voted for this bill. ex-
cept John Law of the LIST District and ID.
NJ. VOORHEES, Of the 9TH District.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

80 - TOT <he Republican.
Nsv- J NJ Eddy, D. D.. editor of the Nortl,
western Christian Advocate. at Chicago. will lee
saFe At the NJ. E. Church in this place, on Satur.
dy evening. February Is. The proceeds of the
lecture are to be applied towards purchasing Lii
bsary bf the use Of the Sabbath School Of said
Chureb- He viii also preach at the regular hours
w services, on Sabbath, the 18th. The Doctors
sntject viii be The Rebellion. of 1861 and il
a card setting forth more particularly the object
&C.. Of tie Lecture viii appear next week and the
week '0'''"ing. c. A. BROOKE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

Bows roa SolDiERs.--A month or two since a
proPosison published in this paper that if the
friesds& sSnpanyD. 9h Reg, would make up
big Of books we soud forward 1t to them; but
ascertaining soon afterward that the company
would not probably get the books. on account of
she ALMOST impossible condition Of the roads be-
sween Webster and Cheat Mountain, We concluded
not 10 send them Most OF the books that were
contributed sc that purpose in response to the call,
ere ssilf ia COR possession The donors can get
them BY calling Go them s.,y time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
SURVEY -NOTfCE-Notice is hercb,

~ given the u,iers with the Survey
viii, Tuesday, February ls ls proceed TO survey
and locate the Of his land In section thiryye
t35S townsh tn i've 5 north, ofrange III
In hsrzhsn coents- Indiana, aud eoinuss frum day
day until all is surveyed.
Nonresident owners Of land ir said section who fail
the Surveyor at the time above ,n.tiunes and
d~fay prov for dcfrayine ti,,ir portion
Of said will be- returned the County Aud
tor and dclinqunecs placed on the tax duplicate and
Issz HENRY wISKLFBLACE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
Especial dispatch to the New York Tribune
WAsHISGToS, Jan. %, 1862.

Especial dispatch to the New York Trlbune.l
WAsnSGToN. Jan. %. 1862.
| lam authorized by those who were pre-
sent at the conversation at the White Hou-e
between President Lincoln. Gen. Lane.
and Senator Pomcry. 10 assure you again
that the idea which the President intended
to assert, and did assert, was distinctly
this: ssz. w
That the rebel States having. by their
own insane action. abolished slavery in a II
its relations with the Government by re-
pudiating o.; protection. they can make no
claim on us for fugitives. and that there
fore the United States. cannot return them.
either with the military or civil arm with
ont enslaving free men.
To this conclusion the President said
he had come after deliberate thought
W. 4. CRoFFUT.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

SHERIFE'S. SALE.-By virtue of. ar
JIEKE0ETT0Ssi s}icd iy tic cIcrk oftlse cass ccun
" ceurt a cv2ponP Pleas, IN Eser Of Ezekiel NJ Talbot
ALL against Jehh a. fergy, aud 10 me dir<fts hsv,
,eyicl upon and vifsr Public Sale helaw directs
AZ the Court House door AZ the town Of Plymouth, Mar
shall eonpfv. Indiana s-sf.t, 49,
brtUccn the hours % 10 clock, and . clock p m
ofajd day. thu rents and profits r aterm cxcetdin,
years Of the owin1 dcrbcd real situafs
I'm ssit cssnfy Marsha snd indiana VIII
The sush-haf ~ ffc sob-we<f quarter Of section Ne
eleven fl11 ID township No thirty-two (32) north, Of
range No thrre 81 cast, with all the appurtenances
" the rcss and profits f yars ofssid rial
will nos seIfra ssn ssff<ieh to satisfy d Execution
interest. and accruins COSTS will ~ the
and rafe Offer ar sale Ia tlr highest iswfn bidder AL ti
right, title ap interest ii tho said defendant In and
th-an'a or So'auf serf~s may Be necessary 10 <a'is
the said vrif. .i{
JAM slsss ON BARNARD, sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

Medical men, both Allopashic and Hon or 2athic.
unaninously concur that the strong aikai common
Salsratus is detrimental to health. and pavcs the
way for disease They also concur that Hcrrick
N'eTs Gs'd Medal Saleratus is the only perfectly
harmless article in the market which can be relied
upon Use il with cream ssrtar instead of Soda
Call on the Grocers for it. Their depot is liz
Lib<rxv Street New York iuf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

pfhe officers Of the 10Th Ind. Reg. have sign
ei q petition 70 have Capt Confer. who is an ex-
cvuent Physician. promoted to Regimensl Sur
geon. During severe illness OF DR.. Humphreys
Capt Confer detailed to act Surgeon oil
thekethasss sndsJ his sAaiand real IN behalf 81
the suffering the respect and confidence of off,
GERS and men, Itisno tntendcd to supercede DR.
Humphreys, but to appointed Capt C. to fill any
vacancy that may occur. We .cheerfully add our
commentator of Doct. Confer. for the position oil
Surgeon Of a Regiment
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

Ccnzos. Pas AyD CIRcuIr .CouRrs.-The
Marshall Common Pleas Court meets next Mon
d.y. and the Circuit Court the Monday following
The dockets of both Courts are unusually large.
We understand. $40
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

iirxsccs--If you want to get Saleratus about
which there is no humbugery. get d. B. De Land
4 Cs.s ChemicaI Salrrsfus. Read the label
around il. every word Of which you will end to be
true 10 will cost you more than an inferior ar
sicIe and is much cheaper in the end, as it spoils
n, hrsai oe biscuit Y,l fal it for sale by all
responsible dealers. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

1.-THE rain Tuesday did not i,,jurc the sleigh
ing ~ much as we expeetrd il would We noticed
unite number Of sleighs and sLts pass and re-
rsss oar ONCE yesterday. and tAcy seemed to get
sleug pretty slick ;Iss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

NV Music we arc indebted to III. NJ Hig
gins. liz Randolph Street, Chicago. for couple
of pieces Of ncw music, onc Is entitled THE Chi
cago Skating Polka" by Franz Staab, price 25c..
the other "The Wreath of Roses" price a,c Mr..
Higgins keeps large assortucat Of sheet music,
&C., &C. Call and examine his catalogue.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
4 ppLIuArIoN For INCENSE

Notice h hereby given that will. In compliance will
The Law ~ tlr STATE the regular of the Com
slssoners c-urt Of Marshall County. Indiana apply for
license to retail siruous and malt liquors in quansitcs
less than quart. The location which propose t
sell is a,uf one milo from the town of Plymau Mar
shall counfS Indanz on The winian,ac road on thu
premises known az kimghainrner ts's Brewery.
jany l5s3 - kLINGHAMNER K co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

INo1lcE.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be made to, the Board of Commissioners of Mar
shall county Indiana, at the ensuing March term,
1862, to vacate Harrison ard Center streets, and
Main street. east Of Center street, in the town of
Panama. in said county. Also. application will be
made at the same time to said Board of Commits
sioners, to vacatc the following lots in the said
Gown Of Panama. viz: Nos. !. .. :, 9, 10, IL, ~,
g. IA. U.s. 16, Ia, lS. 10, 90 "a. 22. a. 24, 90 90,
81, %, 90. so, 81, -, 50, SO, 81 and SO.
All interested will take due notice..
Jan % 1862 ISAAC p. sSHTyEIY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

1--WE are under many obi CATIONS to Mrs. Hugh
Mccoy for the crock full of elegant sausage rucai
she sen. ~ / y q ~ - - ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

Coal On--Pershins & Co.. advertise in ano-
thss cslrnn tk,s they are selling the best Coal
Oil - sFe.sly reduced rates. Give them a call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

Ih,re win be divine services at the Presby-
serian Church next Sabbath, at the usual hours
Rev. Mr. Chap;n willwcaeh.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

ALL persons knowing themselves to be indebt
ed to the firm of CohpIy e. OSBORNE. or to Horace
Corbin or John G.. Osborne, for professional servi-
ccs, are requested to settle up and pay the same
ON or before the LIST Of February next, as by so
doing they can save costs. We shall, al(er that
time put such claims remain unpaid, in the
hands OF proper officers for collection, except in
cases where special arrangements are made other
wise. ~
Jan 9t3p'd CORBIN & OSBORNE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
TOHN d. EVOR,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,

Notary Public.
IL Office in Westcrvclt Block. Plymouth, Ind
" Collections promptly made and satisfaction
warranted. Deeds and Mortgages properly drawn
and acknowledgements taken.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
MARRIED..

MARRIED..
AZ the bride residence, in this place, on The
I'D inst. BY Rev. c. A. Brooke, Mr. JOEL PAnkEn
60 Mrs. ELIZA HAwLEr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

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