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White cur people are clearly justified in
the complaints in which they indulge
against Ulc English, in consequence Of the
aid that has bscn given to tic rebellion, on
The otkcr side Of the Atlantic, Let it not be
forgotten that msicn of the comfort that
treason has received from the English
press, people and Parliament, is the result
Of transformation that the conductors ct
Our public Journals have taken no Mains
10 correct Ever silcc tile war began. it
1las bccs, the aim OF the seccss;onists to Sc
euro TIC moral support, not Of England
only, but Of all Europe, for their
cause; and 10 effect this ne sho,,1a
suppose tE'at an organized corps Of Liars. the
Chief Of whom il George n. Saunders, had
been constantly and actively enp!oyed
IN the Invention and propagation Of scan
d@leus stsc:cs In rcgarl 10 the North, Our
READERS will 1ecolicct that u,ons.rous In
1yi'h which the official commissioners Of
tic rebel sia7es-l:acey, Kpst & Co.-set
GUT, AMI that has Stree been adhered to
with singular i,crinaci:y, tllss tho oues-
flon of slavery had nothing to do with the |
1c'e'isn; that Northern aweres,ions
bnon tSe commerce and industry of the
soouth' BY n'sans Of unjust and oppressive
tariffs, ana the tyraanoas exercise Of n
Nof1lltrn majority in the councils of the
4t:l"alie, were the real and only CAUSES
oi INC outbreak. We have no doubt that
tnousan's q well meaning men, who hate
slavery and the slave breeders inst az cor
e'aily and in'c]lisent1y as we do. wee
deceived by This shalloaes. of all prc;cnces
u'al a desperate and unholr Cause
escr 1'us forih. Nor have we
any deabt the SUCCESS which at
a1antee ela: first and most nsgrant in
fentiaa b5s stimulated others without Off
clsi authority and influence to other aud
Yo''c Us remarkable efforts in the same
l LUZ. 70 say that the English people are
sn>a s-Sl5h.':a and crclu]uus io giving car
10 s1osass Which 10 Ms arc rid:culons ,n;,
absurd, IS only to ci,aneo tho is-,,o .,1a
charge them With folly, rather than 7,nf.;r-
ness
Our attention has been recently called IL
mater, which, though somewhat ,3a
needs exposure and correction. VIM,
Gen. 17lrchin:s boys very justly and prop
c1ly tcok slight vengeance upon the people
OF Athens, Alabama, their proceedings,
though 1hey were Of little Importance
. and OF such a character that in an
European community, suffering from the
presence Of an armed force in their midst
they would be passed over without word Of
remark were seizeaupon By correspondents
OF the London ISmes, who e1eefn}1v conicd
The horrible stories in the secession ionr.
mails IN relation to that affair, and mt them
af1oat all over Europe, wAere thew aro -
this day believed, as an Evidence of ths
shocking barbarity with which the arm;es
OF the North are pursuing ana puuisbino
the blancless people Of the sostl. The
account, after detailing with dcvilish insc-
nuty great number of circumst.n
every one Of which Was manufactured. +o
prepare the minds Of the readers for tht.
last item in the sanguinary catalogue Of Of
lenses, says that there was larpe and
dourishipg fenalc seminary in Athens
Alled with the delicate and hieb-b,afs
daughters Of the caiyalty, and talat a. 3
, 1862-11-19

= It is currently ruu'ored a21 generally
A.l:cved 'n we'll iu!or4-,cd circles, that The pa-
rc'ed prisoners from CaIeaso and Columbus
a7c to be tul1cG t. Tnliarapo!;s.
, 1862-11-19

REBEL EcSaca,rT1oS.-TneN New:,arn Pro-
C.<>s s55s thai the r.!1=is raised tH:,ut 10 O;1
st.:n Il North Ca-3!i.a By the las: cor= :ri7-
1icE: Of aao1a more than tE.r4s.aua:ters
ascze eec'sze:s oy the surgeons to t3a u. tt for
rii!!tsr; tu:v
, 1862-11-19

G5; The nriee oE the Subscriptions to the
d.so'stts published by :sus oc-isE OF the .Istho.
aist Episcopal Church, will he a3y-acai s5r
the next YEAR
, 1862-11-19

1'e fall back from Holly Springs and retire on
Grasad function incidents Of Tie tautcp,euf-
Ho,o it soa. made pleasant for S. ccsA-du orsy-
conjidat*t HASA, aud h;s confding ntggsrs.
, 1862-11-19

NEW IotR ScLHzEKs !oriSG.-.l so!iis. Of
the lctst N=e ierk =egi,a=,:t .sri:-s ron
:ilsir camp at Nv Geek, V:rgizi., I:.4: the
vtze sak. sc TEST On ELECTION d.: ;g:.s as III
tvs: nacs.cfta, sGs: seymeu-, It's; whole
e1in'sr O. spstH *;1ss, ?'e---Eg:'sE"J lost.
sa:1n2ur's 1lsjsriry in Tie sta:a is le5s than
5000. Had the soldiers 1T the Nesr York szc-
iGen:s h=en allowed to va.e, N:dsWorih would
be elected by *o. coo majority. TIL, Democrats
sfaj:d at hcz.s to yoie, willie lie R",1bl:c.n=
went to tle wsr::, fight.
, 1862-11-19

H Col Green, at Fort Preb1e, Portland
Harbor, Maine, has received such supply Of
powder, ball, &C., AZ will enable him to pro-
tect the port from any wsr steamer, except q
thorough iron-c1ad vessel. The men in The
fort are being daily drilled at the guns, of
which there are twenty five mounted at Fort
scamme1, and forty guns will be mounted in
Fort George during the fall.
, 1862-11-19

wA New York regiment, belonging to
Gen. Wadsworth's old brigade, took an in
formal ballot On election day, with the fol-
lowing result: Wadsworth, 1853; Seymour.
II. That's Who 60 to tho Ear.
, 1862-11-19
AaH NAnlHsNtlION E.Rfr"Y7rls

'tt;W Htf'"'!a "n Me H"Dc,yn,rnt-An,,,. mn;
.d''f"fa- 'MH RI. .j,,hn Ihrtc,' hc yylnl1-
hI'"fr'fr # H'sf,utimy ixc'a .jruu-f,v,
t,"""r u Ihhty N kirrnl"g E;ts! 1;nur1,es
o"F f"'t9yn Lafnti,as-1Fo Iuuuait.te Inn.
Uer. N>'''
, 1862-11-19
ELLIW0ES ELECTION,
TIITE5IDE COUNTY.
WL!fes1Ee voted &c {o1joUr-


WLitesiEe voted Is follows;
state Treasurer
!'ttiSk 90. .---.---.-l,Hl3
Congress 81 Large 1'~'1
ir.cTsUu-- u-----..-...a4D
AleH .-....-.--.-- SIS Iree.so1l's maj.....1,1Ga
Representative 1c Congress-
Nasah'sr.s. ISL
s:1sEB.-..--.-...... SIS Was1auE1e"5 mai Il iC2
NJ. Stills did zot "cut into'' Washburne
&c deeply in Whitesides as he fondly antici-
s.atcd. He bought up some newspapers in
the county. but don't ssen 10 have got many
Soiei, {cE lis money.
COLES COUNTY.
Coles cc1rty voted as follows:
tc1 Stai= TEeaEEr~r-
4!icet $50
Democratic majority. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3s7
TTo'ttirds Of the soldiers from Coles are
Etl'u51icars, which accuunts for the county
gcilg Democratic.
MADISON GcCSTF.
TIE following is the official vote Of Madison
c:u:sty:
Fur State Tfcasu-c=-
Ia q
, 1862-11-19

E@Elcera1!c majority. Cts
Tie vote for Ingcs=o1l and Allen is about
lie ss.1,ie. The Carrier scrs:
Onr pa:tr (;he Repu''l'ean} had been TOO
I:a:flu.ic - Furnishing llien Tor the army to
.ia. tncush Totz5 10 elect our Candidates.
lila EtasctSer tis= vote Of al: the cit:zeus Of
Size CT any :'.e taken, it viii chew ss,t yarg
'cci5.G ,isa: a:"r:'y CT tie reapie eus1ain the
j;itsenl 20ls:1is. .rli;on.
= Il I'll "a G:,s1o5 surprise :l,e reader to
h:sss t!.at 1eI =is.,s revival bas broken out,
Il :e n',y ESs Wy. in The rebel army. The
I:ca'nond Llua.;,.st of tce Sih inst, :.1a d
:ss:tr i1om t;s Rsv. DR. Stills, putlished il
i!iat Terac!ous sheet, constitute CIR authority
f'7 !Aia ltsna u Intelligence. There must be
sonc tsG!i, j'= this, is the Examiner itself IA:
pe;:s1nc eucdsHj- Gevout, and actually ex.
1'esaes the conviction thai, tswith prayiae
ec1e7z1a, Gs:d-teatis:y sub3rd:aates, aided b.
,}Hkt cause. ouC troops must prove ia7iuci
lie" tbs is certainly p Tlnus sentiment 70,
Journal Eat has hitherto been f5e consist
cat organ Of Southern dn:,ists and the cham
Lien OF Secession thieves
, 1862-11-19
TOR SALE-A~Good Boiie,
sIXTY-EIVE H5RsE POWER.
4Snarnt1tu.

u OARDING.-Pleasant 'front.'
~ roors With board, suitable for accommodating
families o. single 9.ntleDeE, maF obtained br al
p5 ing at zs3 rs s7uth GasS street Il i alao
few moments Ralz from the Post Once Or Court
HOUSE. nn13 y1sf53r
, 1862-11-19

POARIIWG A gentleman and
- wife can be aecommodattd With board and =
pleasant suit OF unfinished tront faoMs ot No. rs
Nett Randolph street. = few strgle gentleman e41
also be accommodated with board and roouaS.
HQIik15[2W
, 1862-11-19

70 OsRD1NG-Three large rooms,
Ep With bt ard- Apply at No. Is Washington street,
between State aud abash References req1irsd d. Ala
fsw dsy b9aIde4s, ppi5x2IF s.
, 1862-11-19

Volunteers who neya Ect received tie tcveznr,sat
ItrtY q - Il adFsac, acd tie s1ha Tau. T., aEtss7
tec b. E: c.oa 5th. Ac. Of Congress apDE red JuF
~. 1851. sill rersTe it alter 1istsrG- Ap?; at tia
0natteTs 10th Infantry Unted Ss.:s Army ..arp
DouEME. SIDNEY CihtLtpi;E.
ata.3r 18th inf e. s. H..
nc:SS2S9 Nv Superintendent .ectat atsE Kec.a.tinr
, 1862-11-19

pALMER & MET ER'S NEW
IQEK sHIRT DEPOT has Just opeued with
splendid assortment Of
WRITE, FANCY and TRAVELLING SHIET@
Also, GEe assortment OF Gs1tiemrn's Fu:nfxhlus.
Goods. It Tho CusI3m House Place. Dearborn strast
reat HpE4 QAce. l0ITk4i5S =
, 1862-11-19
WAfTEn-Aggeata Our gGeat
NEW PRIZE PAcKAGE.

mn q N TED-DG8 purchaser IN
~ each township for .AIKIE's FAMILY KNIT
ING MACHINE. From flo to 70 profit pei. weak
can be earned on it by any I1an or Epusns It viii
!aske So 90 sstchss miaats: WI Knit par stooS
Fancy work shawls. Nablss, Head DTeasaA Under
7IeezsS C,euds @ % SontSEs RiEo1esg Atssy s.aasa g
ccEYe right to use and be1 tha achine for ons ya.t
N each t9Wnsnip which viii enable them 70 eaTn ths
price paid for the machine easily and quickly 1t Is
xondgEnl machine. and uysry lar&a faulty En ha7s
one. PRICE. $751; Secure yurt township. Forctrc4tar
With further and full particulars call On or addtesa
fWith staMp) BRAN89E KILlI1E, General AZanta
124 Lake streat Chicago. II. u91l1SxlM
, 1862-11-19

a: q r .SLE,
Hons; and Lot on Wahaeh aveaue, pr:ce s. $40.
l4ouss arr Lot en- Wabash av .rue. .ctiee I :: 100
l!ensc and Lot cn IGd:a.:A ayesne...'H:ice s. fSo
tfee em:s sna sa TT III " ia!sa, ya. 9
Honae ana Lot On Jrtgersov street.. ..i,rce 1?
HoTse aad Iet IT, ei6 sor:h FTaaka,ss. price sa7a
~ 1+st Oil -chiSH!1 H1sElG ice o DER It
2:E tee i. dts: a1G ar7el, -..sE!ce stu 4v it.
let On wabash aye tnesr North .prtce 81. par Il!
IL tcet on ssGte s*Ssc ices. Use) p-ic $t5 Der IT,
Apply to FExMIt S455EJ
nors-Xz::.: st If; state st-s,t
, 1862-11-19

z<'OR E-Tj,e undersigned Of
a., ~ fs1e II: inst eiasS F;ca,,as S;:l At vee
-, staeon1[o Col1tv illinois, 1t his lyo run OF
.;oAss. and p: v'ds =tta tlss be,t nscEae7y lor
cleaning wht~t. &c. and now In s,n"ra.ion Fof par
O.Gce Box $50 Et Louis 1so uQtlIfGlw
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

Low PRrcE SroRE-The attention Of the Pub
lie is directed to this House one of The perma-
ncnt ins 'itutions Of Plymouth. Established here
in 1851 it has since built up large and Aourishing
trade The proprictors, Rice & Smith, have per-
manenty located here, and all those who deal with
them will find every article precisely represent
cd. They hare just received their stock OF Fall
and Winter Goods, which is second to none ever
opened in Plymouth, containing great variety Of
Staplc,and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock,
cry Ware, Hats and Gaps. Boots and Shoes, Cloth
ins, &c. This stock was bought early, before the
last great advance in prices, and all cotton goods
are offered to their customers at less than the
prcser. New York prices. a 2 z q . 40 IS
wesg to on ani all, ont buy ,e lol'a.'s
worth Of goods until ven have priced them at the
Low Price Store on the corner south of the Ed
wards House. n II I ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

Read the following from the Hon. Morris Morris
formerly Auditor oil the State of Indiana -sf
INDIANAPOLIS, Scpt.2 1857.
DR.. c. w. RoB,cK--DEAR SrR: Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness, SO much so that was unable to at
tend TO my ordiHory business ut tines. and having
heard ofthe wonderful cures that your Sc ,ndinav-
an Blood Purifier and Pills were effecting, was
Induced by friend to try them have been
using the Purifier for thclast twelve months. and
find the medicine fully equal 10 its recommends.
tons. So valuable is its use to me, that cannot
dispense with the use o. flint an advanced age
Of iife--scventy seven years.
Iclecrfully give this information for the benefit
of those similarly affected lHf -01fA
Yours, truly.
See advertisements. W ba "0'H "st A00"HN@''T
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
DIED

On the 18th day of September. 1862.
OscAn MoRRow. son of John and Sarah
Williams, aged 6 years. 4 months and Is
days.
Conc unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy
laden. and will give You rest IN ath. il'2s.
"See fsrael's gentle shepherd stand,
With all engaging charms; A<l
Hark. how he calls the tender lambs
And folds them in his arms.
.sPermit them to approach. he cries,
Nor scorns their humble name;
For twas to bless such souls as these, -
The Lord of angels came"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

New SrocK--Paul has opened another
monster Stock-of Boots and Shoes, en-
bracing all qualities Of Lalies'. Gentle
mems. Misses. Boys AMI ChiIlren's wear.
and what Is better than all he sells at oil
prices. notwithstanding the rise in leather.
C,Il at the sign Of the G ,llen Boot. east
sile Of Michigan Street. where you can
finl what you want, at the very loves |
prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

EV We trust the people in the neigh
borhood VI Jackman's School House. in
the eastern part Of Centre Township. will
accept an apology for disappointing them
IN the public speaking which was to have
taken place there las, Monday event g -
One of the speakers was compelled to go
into neiyhboring County ON bus mess. and
the other was so unwell as TO he unable to
ride out.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

k1- The report that Frank Smith Of
the 73l Regiment hal been taken prisoner
turns out to have been incorrect. He is
now or was at last accounts With his reSi-
meut at Louis VILE T -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
eT We are under the impressions that

when drafting takes place the different
townships will be required to furnish men
as follows: Centre. los; Bourbon. 33;
German. So: North. 40; Polk. %; West,
"A; Union, 23; Green. IA; Tippecanoe IA.
1t is thought that Walnut has furnished
her quota. and viii consequently not be
called upon for any more men.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

CLoTHyG AID Day ,GooDs --Davilson
& Co., have inst opened an unusually
large AID superior SO K of G hing an |
Dry Goods Those in want Of any thing
in their line will find it to their interest to
give them q call
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

H We arc rclnc-te.l to announce
that s. g. NJ. Becker anil Davidson & Co..
will close their stores on Thursday and
FRIDAY of next week, the 18th anil 26sh Of
September. in consequences Of their being
Jewish holydays. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

New GooDs.--S. d ~ Becker are in
receipt of very large AMI splendid stock
of Fall and Winter Goo Is. which they in
wife their old customers and others to call
anil examine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

re- Mrs. Ramsey brought us a dozen
or evo Of the largest and finest peaches
on Saturday last. we have seen this sea-
son. in this latitude, for which we tender
q thousand thanks.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

RxNpyAL-Drs. A. 0. & T. A Bprton.
have taken the large and spacious rooms
above Hills Bakery. which they have fit
ted up in a neat and tasty manner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

kI Some friend, in our absence. on
Saturday. left at our Office lot of ripe
prunes grown in this county. for which he
will please accept our sincere thanks.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
Sept. IL, 1s62-t4. = -
SURVEY NOTICE.-Notice is hereby

|SURVEY .NOTICE.--Notice is hereby
~ s'en tina, the undersigned with the County Surveyor
viii, on Tuesday. October 4. 1S52. survey and
r-csai lish the OF sciions s17 town.
ship ~ range east, in Marshall county Indiana, aud
ntinne tre'n day Ia day until all Is surveyed
Nonresident of land in said sections who fail 90
m-et the Surveyor at the time above mentioned
crprcve for deiyng cirporon of thccxrcrse Of said
survey will be returned to the Ccuny Auditor aud such
cinquenees placed ON the tax duplicate and ac-
cor,iing to law. o. D. HATFIELD, 81 3
II. Mcf;RIFF,
sept H. ls52 lst JOHN DRUMMOyD
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with


Military Instruction and Drill.
WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MIL
ITARY ACADEMY, at FULTON, ILL., on
the Mississippi River, will open its second year,
Sent Sd, lc62, with regular Collegiate. Academic
and Primary Glasses. The College has G corps
Of twelve experienced teachers and lecturers,
Observation-Disclosures the finest school building
in the West (cost, with furniture, &C., 1929 000.)
an ample and attractive Military Park, an excel
lent and well furnished Armory, fine Gymnasi-
UNI, and many other advantages which should
claim the attention OF parents and guardians. The
largest institution of its class and character in the
Union. Instruction in French, German, and
Book Keeping free TO Cadets, also in ARTILLERY
and INFANTRY (heavy and Lightly Tactics. ZouavE
and FAycr DRILIs and GYMNASTICS. under an off,
Ger ofU 8. A. Cadet, dress in uniforms. TERMS.
$50 per school year for board. furnished room,
fuel, lights, washing and tuition in every depart
ment, payable quarterly in advance. Cadets
from abroad, room and board under the same roof
with aud the constant of the teachers. For
Circulars address D. s. COVERT, President,
Fulton. I'LL. aug IA II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

Candidates for the State Senate, will ad-
dress their citizens at the following
times and places:
Argos. THURSDAY. September 18th, al o clock.
Pm.
Poplar Grove, on r riday, Sept 10Th. o'clock,
r. NJ.
Uniontown. on Monday. Sept, 29d, o'clock,
p. NJ.
Sticks School Housa, on Tuesday, Sept 23a,
1 o'clock, p. NJ. ~
Abrams School House. on Wednesday, Sept.
9th, at o'1 ,ck, p. NJ.
Tyncr City, on Thursday, Sept. 25th. o'clock,
Pm
Plymouth. OF S4tur lay, Sept. 9Th, l O'Clock,
p. VI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
A DMINIsTRATRIX'S SALE OF

A DMINIsTRATR RI, SALE OF
BY VIRTUE of the authority vested in me by
the M,rshall Court of Common Pleas, will, on
Thursday ,...... $3.50
The 10th. Day of October, 1862,
On the premises, expose for Public, Sale the fol-
lowing described Real Estate in Marshall County
and State of Indiana belonging to the Estate of
Joseph II. Rhodes. late OF said county. deceased,
to- Wit: -ffr ,.fi
Ten 10y acres off Of the south end of the west
half Of the north east quarter, in section twenty
(2J) of M,ehigan Road Lands, east of Michigan
Road. 49, .-t.- l.-.-r ...T so sfF 80. I
Said land lies adjacent to the town Of Argos. !,
Also. Lots numbers one ~, two 10y. three (3).
four land six (6), in block number one ~, in
the town OF Argos. rf fil Sada-li 1'7f
The ten acres above described have been ap
praised at $40 per acre; lots numbers one ~, and
three t3). at $50 each; and lots numbers two (2),
four ~. and six (6). at SOS each.
TERMs.-One third cash in hand one third In
nine ~, and one third in eighteen (lS) months
alter sale; giving notes with approved security,
with interest, waving valuation and appraiscmeut
r SARAH RHODES. Adm'x.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

1t is an impossibiiity for any person afflicted
with diseased liver, or with any disorder of the
digestive organs, TO have good clear complexion,
'.Hooaand's German Baiers" will remove all dis
ease from the liver and digestive organs, and by
thus giving health and strength to those organs,
remove that saIloWness of appearance and rough
mass Of the skin noticed in so many. These Bit
scrS are prepared by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson e. Co., Ais
i'rh Street, Philadelphia and sob, by all druggists
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

PErERsoy's MAGAASE--The October
number Of Peterson's Magazine has been re-
eeiyed-, The embellishments are beautiful
and the contents exceedincIy interesting.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

kx On the day Col. Brown =. W. |. killed
he was appointed BY the President 10 the
position of Brigadier General. He was :
brave man and fighting soldier. aud fir.
~ sssitsd the honor which came too Ists1
even 70 cheer bis dying moments. q Az
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

AemcuLrrnAL5 FAln.-Ws hare been re-
qnested to announce that the Marshall
County Agricultural Society have conclu-
ded not to hold any Fair this year. AeYs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
No.icc OF october Election


CTATE OF INDIANA, Marshall County. IS
O-To the Sheriff of NJ rsllll County: /, Hez
ekiah Il Pcrshing, Clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for said County and State, do hereby certify
that I'm election will be held ut the usual places OF
holding elections i'm the several Townships Of NJ r
shall County. ON the second Tuesday, il being The
IIh DAY of October, A. ID. 1861, for the purpose
Of clcctiny persons to I'll the following Offices, to-
wit:
Secretary, Auditor and Treasurer of State;
Superintendent of Public Instruction;
Attorney Geheral OF the State Of Indiana;
One Reporter of the Supreme Court;
Representative 10 the Congress Of the United
States for the 9lh Congressional District; - j. =
One Senator for the District composed OF the
counties Of ST. Joseph and Al.rshalls T. ~
One Representative for the District composed
Of the counties of Marshall and Starke.
Also one person ~ fill the osfi:c OF Prosecuting
Attorney OF the Circuit Court in the 9th judicial
Circuit.
One Prosecuting Attorney OF the Court OF Com
Pleas for the 11tl Judicial District Of Indiana
And persons to fill each ofthe Offices Of Treas
urcr, Auditor and Sheriff OF MARSHALL County.
Also one person TO GIL the Office Of County Com
missioner FOR the second District Of said County.
Also one person to fill the Office OF County Com
missioner for the third District of siid County.
One person in each Township TO fill the Office Of
Township SCISSOR therein.
Also one pcrssa to fiji tho Office of Justice of,
the Peace ina and foe North To~mshipi ia sid
County.
And one person to fill the Office Justice OF the
Peace i'm and for Polk Township in said County.
r. frsH 81 Witness she Clerk and seal Of said
[sEsLl Court, at Plymouth. on the 18th day
ofSeptember. A. ID. 1862 ji'' - eal
aAtft = HZEKIAH r. PERSHING,- te'
Clerk Circuit Court.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18
MON RESIDENT NOTICE.

Slate Of Inana, Marshall County. Sc. az fs 1883 it
In me Mar hall Common Pleas Court Sept Term lsG2.
Lcsi Roseniisid and Jacob Rosenberg, y f-ti-f ft
Franklin r. Morgan. and William J. Arker. J
be II known that ON he 10th dry Of September 1862.
ms above nsel PLAINTIFF, by James o. Parks their
ney his'i in the ON OF the Ctrk of the Pleas
court Of the county Aforesaid their complaint against
saii dseniani IN the above entitled cause, together
with anafisiayit of competent person showing thu the
said defendant, Franklin Morgan. is non rsideut of
gaa il therefore hereby notified of tbs fling and pen
sency said complaint against him, and that unless
he appear. d>mur thereto the calling Of said
the first day Of the next term OF said csrt to
h. brun and held at the Court House In the of Fly
mouth o. the ffh Monday I'm September A. D.. 1852,
said complaint and the matters and things thercn
tains and alleged will BE- heard and determined In his
absence. sff-l..i AZ ATTEST. ffEf- eH
III. X. PERSlfING. Clerk c. G, +.
sep, Is lSs2 - rs. fllrEF9 - rI Mafplaii County
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-18

r. By the recent accident which re-
suited in the destruction of the Steamer
Acacia. on the Mississippi River, ono Hem
~ Ssylef Of company * = 46th Indiana
Regiment. was killed. Was he not . res
ident offke soatksrs pssSsf th;s CoontyY