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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-18

rTHN VIVA ~ zee
"A LARGE asscrtment always On Ia nd At tn
"A Mammoth HardwareStore Of asn.,yoa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-18

Be it known that on this 10TH day Of December
1862. the above named plaintiffs, by Reeve g. Ca
prom fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Circni
Court of said County, their complaint against said
defendants in the above entitled cause. together
with an affidavit Of compent person that id de-
PENDANTS. Moses Gum, Sibrine Carpenter. Rhod.
Webb, Charity Webb, Ann Smith, Sarah Sweet
ing and Cordelii Burt not residents of the
State OF Indiana. es eat a. - f.f..a
Said defendants are therefore hereby notified oil
the filing and tendency Of said complaint against
them, and that unless they appear and answer OF
demur thereto, at the calling of said cause the
first day of the next term of said Court, to be be-
gun and held at the Court House in the town OF
Plymouth, on the second Monday in February
next, said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged will be heard aud
determined in their absence.
n 'ArTKsr, a;39ixa II. r. PERSHING, e
Dec 18th, lS62.-aIt3.,f Clerk C.. C..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-18
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devote still more time and thought f r the benefit
OF the Rural New orker aud its readers.
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D. D. r. MOORE, ROCHESTER. n. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-18
A DEMONSTRATORS 0SALE OF
Na REAL. ESTATE.
eY VIRTUE ofthe AUTHORITY vested IN me M


Bf VIRTUE ofthe authority vested IN me by3
the Marshall Court Of Common Pleas, will,
On Saturday, January TO- 1868.
between the hours Of 10 o clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock p. NJ, of said day. at the Court House door
In the town Of Plymouth expose to public sale the
following described r cal Estate, belonging co the
estate of Jacob X. Hupp, deceased, situate in Cen
ter township Marshall county and State Of Indisns,
o-wit: --. y tffff ~ III u
me east half OF the north e,st quarter of section
eighteen llsl township thirty three 1881 range
No. two cast, containing so acres. appraised
az seven dollars ana h'fy centsts7 sol per acre.
TERMS OF SALE.--To be eso,,l',.t mo, L..
than two-thrds of The appraised value. one fourth,
cash in hand, and the balance in three equal pay
mcnts at six, twelve and eighteen months, giving
notes with sufficient sec.rity, waking valuations
and appraisement laws, with interest from date.
re fas JOHN GIBSON,
admir- of the estate of Jacob X. Hupp, deed,
December u, le62--n6t6. ,s'-ssis
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-18
ON-RESIDENT NOTICE.

State of Indi ana. Marshall County. -.
In the Circuit Coprt of Marshall County. s
S,Druary Term. le6J.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-18
NJ ON-RESIDENr NOTICE.

State of Indiana, MARSHALL County, 81.
In the Circuit Corr. OF Marshlll County.
Fehr,.arv Term I > "a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-18

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Noticci is
N hereby given that Letters of Adminisr ration
have been taken out by the undersigned the cs-
tate OF Leonard Wilcox, late Of Marshall County,,
Indiana, deceased. Those having claims againss
the same will present them for aymcnt duly anthen
ticated; and those indebted TO the same are noti>
he'd TO call and mike payment immediately. the
estate Is supposed to be insolvent - ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-18
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Plymouth. Ind
on the 18th day OF December, A. D.. 1862:
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
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AT THE wArnnsoENr rogE Y rA1s.ssESAL, ~ WATER
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At THE wArEs:x5Irs ARSENAL. "; WEST
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At THE zsx yQzk Assr.AL, COVER
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At The ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, riTrs- :i
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2, SSS sS sets Isi.ssfy ssssst.s.s.s, salinss.
AT THE FRANKroRp ARSENAL, BRIDEs-
nsss :; &c ':s r'i..''' s':si::'.'.s, '.ls'' q:
At rHE ST. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS, NO.
asSSS ss ';s' infantry aeoost,sn'nt'' oalibrs..es
rhs.. .eocu..s..ns q. % Be made in .,ris. oo..
sss ssy q. .s ). n s:S: Y ~ :: &: %;: % g
sr.snss where delivered, bsiofs bsias received OF
S !: s - = sssss s! *:
'is: Ts .Ss.: = 81. i; y" sSis ). ssi:iss K;
n thssst. '7-'-''-
Deliveries mus be- nads In Lots Of not Len than
1000 sets per week. for I'll eoatSsss Of 10 900 Or
uAdsr; aad not less han a,oeo so per wssk % eli
u cont.ast Failure 70 dslysr ss spssiA ID tins
will subjset the oontraotoe V forfeiture Of the
sssS must b boxed n Is M sossosary N nsssss; he
| the Inspector.
Bidders VIII sta.s,, explicitly, the tine, amount
Each party obtaiaing . contract will be required
enter into bonds with proper surees, fos lie fAth
The Dspsrtasst reserves to Itself the right to 70.
jsct any bid.
Proposals viii be addrssssd 10 " Gen. J. W. RID.
viii Be sndofssd Proposals for fnfsntry Accoutrs
ments" JAS. W. RIPLEY,
Brig. Gen, Chief Of Ordnance
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ITO INVENTORS AND PATEn!TEEs.
MUNN CO, ,prophstors Of the Scientific Amerioan,
anu agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A II e N II 8.
With Sirseen Years erperieses in the Business.
Refer TO Hon. Judge Msson, Hon. Joseph Holt,
Hon. W. D. Biahop, On. .CommiasiousTp OF Patents
and TO moIs than Afteen thousand Inventors who
have had business done through Mum Co.'S Pat
snt Agency.
Pamphlet Of sdvios sent free BY mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, 2s cents
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
Once, y.
Omcss, No. 81 Park Row, New York; Washing.
ton, corner Of and Seventh streets, opposite the
Patent Omoe. mar II 6Mif
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jy yss--sodtAugo
OrFiCE U. Q. PnnITDNT1ARY,

OvFioE U. 9. PEnIrnHTIARY,
SEALED SsiISr I R G. \: July "a issa r..
ono. ssdi August IL, issa, st Il eoloos n, ioi
;s:;:s y y: 81 5si':a sss f:si;ssa.1s
81: I:s'G:i' ss:sss sa is q 'fs 4 ibs
Sa asS.d ~ s. s:. Il:
quality will be required for sample
1000 lbs: Of Broom Csrn, medium siIs, quality
that will work Itself, and make . good
80 90 is. y: IL Nv Wis, i Sd aasi quality:
II: :ss': :;:i';s sS:s :s's
'ds s.s & 'ss's s.s Ss s ss g sDs: 3: ske:
~id'' '0''" "sIP ,:a and w00llsn hllins'
900 a" Of cotton tviled shlrtias, x I'd. wide.
The above cloth to be heavy, ssrvicesble
20 bbh Aour
: =: :Ssi white Beans
500 Shoulders
is$ e e ss sss:.
y s.a.'' 4 XGi:s::., XSlsi:sss
900 ibs. Rice
10 Pepper.
The sbsve groceries 10 Be furnishsd the lst
Of each month.
80 lbs Of fresh Beef, without bone per day, for
four days In esch week
100 lbs: q ocissd Beef, without bone. one day in
Also
100 tons white ssh egg Coal, to be delivered In the
meath Of 6sptembsr
SaIple. Of holassss must NOT be iss than X gal
| II Q slass jar.
pies.
All the above articles will vary 10 quantity the
| All bills Will bs paid in 81 TO W days from the
une Of the dsliysry o. The soSds, II fsrll:hed 20.
| b due will b forfeited.
Proposals viii Be addressed to" H. I. King. War.
den, Warrington, D. c." and endorsed Propo'
| sails" II. l. KING,
jy23-taug4 Warden.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
DRunlkonnsse.

Any citizen who will carefully run over the
daily reports Of the Metropolitan police, can
convince himself Of the heavy burden pro-
duced BY. the business Of liquor selling. On
Tuesday the police report 90 arrests. Ofthsss,
~ ..a wSrs ior drunkenness; for being drunk
ness direct. Then there are 13soases Of dis.
orderly conduct, and IL Of vagrancy. How
many Of these were the result Of liquor, We
leave the reader to infer. The other 2s cases
we're for all sarts Of offences, the gre Ater por.
tion Of them undoubtedly attributable to liquor
In some Indirect manner.
Yesterday, u arrests were reported-l3 for
drunkenness, % for being drunk and disorder.
ly; making IS cases Of drunkenness. Then
there ls Gases Of dsorderly conduct, Q for as.
sault, for selling liquor on Sunday, another
for selling liquor TO soldiers, and so on.
Will the people reflect little on these figures,
and then ask themselves what 10 their duty In
the matteri
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
LOCAL NEWS.
AAussnsnss.

OAxrmsunY.-To.night will bs the last, but
two, Of the popular artists now psriosning at
this, the eroatsst place Of amuso0ont In ouI
city. The programme win b entirely changed
and win embrace the entire company 10 some
Of their best pieces. The popularity q ne
SsSs.S y S e: Il o s IL
conducted in manner that could not give Of
fenoe 70 the most fAstidious person. The motto
Of the verify pfopftet0rs 10 "fun without val.
evrity.D and they are determined to please the
public without oasnding them, By Introducing
upon the st.Ss anything Of IN ootsctionaele
son. sna'sSs Si.:s: ili.. SSssood rsylcr % pos "a
Vernon, with the rest Of The company, Appear
tonight In ssleot performance.
0aovn's TuAfl1.-We are glad to ses the
patronage Of our oitixens % lib0fAlly bootoWod
upon the popular troupe Of ninstrels now per.
forming at this splendid theatre. Every mem.
bsr Of the troupe is . psriorHsr Of rare excel.
lenCs and many Of the aSs .Ss sssy p,SSSnSs are
for instance the grand soens from Norma" By
the unsurpassed Rollin Howard, In which he
sipgs the celebrated oAvatinA "Oasta DivAn
with a. much perfection - some Of the most
distinguished female artistss that have visited
this country. They appear tonight In the
fourth gra.a A.. drawing-,oom II ENTERTAINMENT, ;a
ius SurIs:aus % On. sntiessd Lady T q Lyons IN
which young Howard appears q Pauline, one
Of bis very best characters,
FoRD's AfKnnN.--This cool, comfortable,
and highly popular place Of amusement opened
last night with hne pantomine company, an
excellent dramatic performance, and the won.
dsrful aorobauo performance Of the famous
". II. Donsldson. The hall was dsnsely
able and the audience delighted. Another o..
hihiti0n tO.niRht.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

RY W. L.. WALL u CO.. AactiOnssrs,
u Successor to WALL Il BAssARp,
South cor,er f-nn, '. and Ninth Itreer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE iMPROv.
ED DPROPERTY,-By virtue Of deed Of trusi, duly
made and recorded iu Libsr, H. g.. No. III, iolios
49, q seq W shall proceed to ssli At auction, 10
the hlghpst bidder, on the premises, at 8 O'CLOCK D
m on MONDAY, the ssti day OF July, 4. d lsS3,
the following property, viz:
Lot numbered nineteen, (19J In square number.
hvs hundred aad sixteen, ltl6) with the Improve
nsnts thereon consisting Of Ave ANAL brick housss
The property hsituated on X street north, betWesa
Fourth And Fifh streets west
Terms Of Sale: One. third cash the residue In six
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser to give
notes for the deferred .paym-nis, bearing lot rest
from ths day ofsAle, deed given aud deed Of trust
reqsired to secure the payment Of the notes All
oosyey anciag at the cost Of the purchaser.
1.-THE purchaser should fail 10 comply with the
terms In hve days amer sale, the Trustees reserve
the right to 70 sell the properly at the rsk and cost
Of the defAultng purchaser BY advertising the same
three timea 10 the NATIONAL Mtsllioescr
. ALFRED SnUCkING,
ANTON EBERLY, Trustees
w. L. WALL 4 co,
Jyn-2AwSds Auotionesrs
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
DIED.,

In this city, July 22d, Mrs. SARAH AoNraox.
ERY, aged 1913 years. She has for several ears
been . member Of the hrst colored Baptist
church In this city; she retained her reason
until the last; and died In the full triumphs Of
faith.
Her funeral will take place from the resi-.
dsnoe Of her daughter, No. "a First street south,
on Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Walking the Hope.

Of Ford,s Atheneum on Tenth street last even.
ing at u O'Clock to witness the astonishing feat
OfW. H. Donaldson. A rope was drawn disgon-
ally aorOss the street from the Atheneum TO .
along Tenth street was filled to = perfect jam
by the people assembled. Mr.. Donaldson came
out on the rope, and amid the enthusiasm Of
the people assembled. he CROSSED the street,
ssventy.hve feet from the ground, and walked
back again without facing about. While In the
centre he astonished the little ones and some
"big ones" by several astenishing fsats, such
~ lying en- his back, hanging by one hand and
foot &C., DO,
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
LET HIN RIsT.
Femininss always exceptsd.n
Criminal Courts

Before Judge T. II. Crawford, July 22.-Aary
Ann Rely was found guilty Of assault and bat.
terry on Ellen McCawley, and fined $l2 and
costs.
Mary Barron was tried for stealing . mus.
ket, some blankets and shirts, and found
guilty.
Frank Murphy, George Cunningham. Andrew
]. Bell, and John Greeny were discharged
from Jail at the suggestion Of the grand jury.
July 23.-Nsry barron was tried for stealing
money from girl, aRd acquitted.
william Howard was found guilty OF an -.
sault and battery on Ofioer James A. Grown,
OF the Metropolitan Police, and resisting him
last.
Margaret Burke was tried for assault and
battery on nr. William Aacaboy, on the 18th
Of July, and found guilty.
Ignatius Burke was also found guilty Of the
same charge a. the above.
Angel Cofer was tried and found guilty Of
stealing $40 from Charles Walling.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
N. ~. s....A p,..r,.. is...,.

a~SSoO14 DAB&kHOs DoASSAD
Did NOT have thsts distributen, q announced,
yesterday afsreoon. On going TO the Smith.
e0niAn, about The hour 1a0ed, We net hun.
dreds lof disappointed children, whose faces
and whose oonyersatlon gave indication that .
drsnchlug would not have been 40 great an In.
oonysnienos = The postponsnsnt Of the sx.
We lean - he sub.board held q eousults.
tion at abcut The hour for the schools TO as
ssmbls. and Andlng the weather giving indioa.
tion Of severe rain, they decided to postpone
the exer0isee until Tomorrow afternoon. This
proved TO be an unfortunat postponemSnt, -
the clouds began TO break away soon after,
ane, 2 ~ minutes past four, the sun Game
out olsar, while, ~ the appointed hour, the
children we're assembled at tssir respective
school roous, and large audience had asssn.
bled q the Smithsonian. Il would have been
bat little more risk for them to venture 10 the
latter plaos from their school.rooms. Post.
ponsmsnts are always disasrssabls, and usu.
vsnt.
We have bssu requested By the sub board
Of the rst district, that the distributon for the
schools Of that district will take place this AZ
ternoou positively, unless violent rain.storm
should occur at the tine for assembling.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
sslIing Liqusr - Soldiers.

James spauldng, who keeps q miserable
rsnche on Indiana avsnue near the depot, was
arrested on Tuesday afternoon by Ofaoer Slater,
Of the Fifth ward on the charge Of selling liquor
to soldiers. He was required to give security
for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

y about lS m, from post at the Patent ONCE, 10
front Of the Post Once, BLACK MARE; star In
the forshssd; about hftsen hands high; marked "U
eral reward will be paid for her return to Chaplain
q. g. 0OSg, at Columbian College. ANY informa
tiou concerning the mare may BE- LEFT Ut this Once
" 2l-u
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Future 0A W..

ny w. l.. WALL q CO., Aucssonee,s. a..
II Successor to WALL 4 BARNARD
SoTrh AND FIXTURES OF FEED DEAL.
~ Al AUCTION On TUESDAY MORNING.
asth July, at II O'Clock, will sell at tn oosnsr
od Indiana avenue and street, betwess Seco a n
clinlng business, viz:
IL Hofs Q, mules
= hee WaEons s<ts Harness
Carriage and Harness
Buggy and Harness, nearly new
Platform Scales
loo Bales Hay, &c., 10
buiidiug and fixtsrts
Terms oash.
ia, W L. WALL 1 CO,
wv Auoi0nssis.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
sens e Tsnpsrsnes,

We have frequently had occasion TO chroni.
ole the progress Of this excellent Institution in
our midst. The only Division in our city has
had very encouraging success within the last
few months. Indeed, such has bsen their In.
Grease that the hall where they meet has be-
come almost unoomfortably hllsd ssoh meeting.
We now have the pleasure Of announcing that
new Division 10 about TO b. organised In this
city. We undsrstand that the movement was
inaugurated, to great extent, for the purpose
Of drawing In, to make useful for the oause
here, large number OF persons In the various
Departments Of the Q0vernmsnt, some Of whom
have heretofore been active friends Of the
cause, but who are permitting their talents to
lie buried, and are "standing here oil the day
idle." Now new and favorable opportunity
to labor 10 presented, the command, Bon, 70
work today in my vfnsyar )" 10 - binding q
ever, and II 10 hoped that the old friends Of the
cause and the Order, with many new ones, will
rally around it, standard. OF course this move.
mont 10 not exclusively for the class named.
Othsrs outside ofths Department. have already
taken hold o. the movement, and many more
We have been requested to give notice that
there will be = preliminary meeting Of the ap.
plioants for the new charter, At Temperace Hall,
tonight, at 9 O'Clock. II 10 important that all
the applicants should bs present.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Arrival of 0sbsl Prasonsrs.

Four rebel prisonsrs-ons captain and three
priystss- dirty, and impudent, arrived
In this city yesterday, from the neighborhood
Of Wsrrsnton. They were conveyed to the
Old Capitol prison.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
wastang Pessnae water.

this offence. Tuesday, the cases Of Nessrs.
Smith, MAIDEN, Mason and Marshall, livery stable
proprtetors, arrested under the law in relation
TO the use Of hand hose and street washers, came
up for trial before Justice Clark. The proof OF
stables using the Potomac water for washing
horses and carriages In the street contrary TO
law. The penalty in the case Of Mr. Smith was
e6 nne and 10 costs; Nadsn's hns and costs,
Is; Mr.. Mason do. e3. Mr. Marshall, who sim.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
A Liberal Oontribusao.,

We have been informed by the pastor, Rev.
no4t rTHEPfrt. .thas ths chTrShu u tpS vq9D}faEyN
raised over Ave hundred dollsrs within one
week, two hundred and hfty dollars of which
was raised last Monday night.
The object 10 70 pay for improvements which
are now being made in their church edehoe.
This 10 doing nvbly, and the members Of that
ohurch deserve credit for the sacrifice they
must necessarily make In order to raise this
liberal amount.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Dissribution or Premiums,

In consequence Of the rain, the distfibution o.
medals and premiums TO the pupils Of The Beooat
70 morrow, Friday afternoon, st I O'Clock, In u,
Smithsonian Hall.
Ths distribption to the pupils Of the First District
Ait TRK TRusfEEs
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
ComnunAcatsd.

Mr.. Editor: A. . constant reader Of your
paper, see from time to time complaints from
some Of our wounded and sick soldiers in the
various hospitals in and around washingtsn. of
inattention on the part Of the oonnittseS OF the
"6oldiers' Aid Societies ofthe different States
not doing their duty. There are reasons why
these brave men are not waited; suoh ~ re-
fusal Of some Of the medical men In charge only
allowing some two days week for two or
three hours at inconvenient times for the viz
itors. But one Of the greatest obstacles Ia the
want Of knowing the precise location Of the
various hospitals; to Wit: telling the street or
avenue on which 1t ID located, and the number
Of the house and the streets which II lays be.
tween-thus: the NInth.stree Hospital 10 BE-.
tween @ and Hand thus Of the others. II
thus designated ut the head OF your hospital
column, not only the visitors and citizens, but
the relatives and friends who are visiting the
city from every part Of the country every day
to ind those dear to them, would at onoe bs
directed to tho .plsce. without further delay.
All the State societies feel the necessity Of such
an arrangement; and II, sir, you can thus afford
your aid, you will afford comfort and oonsola-
ton to many brave man and his friends, and
serve the cause Of humanity.
A JERssY NAN.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Ths Pump Doc tors

Of one Of his patients on the corner OF Four.
sud.s.hslf street and Psnnsylvania avenue.
The folks In the neighborhood complain that
they are unable to procure supplies Of that
necessary nuid-water.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
Asssult and Bsttsry.

Charles English was arrested by Ohicsr YER
non, Of the Seventh ward, charged by Margaret
Wilson with assault and battery. Justice Strst.
ton sent him TO jail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
WASHINGTON, July 23.

Visiting Days st the Hospitals II this
CITY.
General Hospital. (Circle. > Monday, Wed.
needsy, Thursday, and Saturday, between
and O'Clock, pm.
General Hospital, Judiciary Square, Mon.
day and Thursday, between q and s O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. .)-Every day, from
to O'Clock.
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will be cheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

ME- w YOR X BUS n ID Q .
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING
INVOICE BILLS q BUsLNkss NOTES NE0OT2A7KD
PlornsrsD NorEs AND DE1ERsD ACCOUNTS
B0uaHr AND CoLLnofIp.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUBIVELY ON COMMISSION.
r6OHKRNkEN1 CLAIMS BOUGHI.Na
By @. z. HOUSE,
Counsallor st ..aw,
~ Naaau Street, New Yofs.
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The national Republican., 1862-07-24
The Firss Ward

Policemen yesterday reported only four cases,
all for being drunk and disorderly, viz: Adol.
phus Barker, Henry Graham, Thomas AoGrsw.
and James Riley. They were arrested by
O6aoer Stinohcomb, taken before Justice
Drury, and were nned "a each.