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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01

A PRgrrf Coon STonY.-A to'er,-
bic gesld slprs Is Todd % couple ~ la.is-
men, based upon 49, oceurtauee daring tbe
late big ii,oa aud sies4a, ia wl.iea so Nanny
Bits we're ssamped asid - many steam.
boaas iosi their as rigging A raft wAs
caught ~ a dangerous p.ace jg.' as Tbs
squali cane. la au instant thn ran was
pitching and writ ssg a. il sb,ldeal, daoyi.
ped iaio Chafs bls. wi e tie waves
broke over IL wah Tremendous nprolr .
and eaNefiag dr.sinaiun, ihe satauan
drapp 4 en- tis kli,es aud commenced
pnas ~ siih = in ,qin.l 80 il.c easrgene,
llarprnissg fnopen Ia. eyes ioran instant.
ile o5scsN 81 hi, comIgaHiua npt ngsg 4
ia prayer, bnt parhifsg pae Hio lie wa-
Ter at sl.e side e igr ralL ~NLats thar
yuur'te 3oil MikrSH afd s.e; daua
81 yer knees, for iiirre isn't "a iniuna Dc.
tween Us and pufxaiory BE hsy. Pat
sid tie 0hes. - he unnnR. T. p,dsl,
tie ealer ruh lus pes. lie ai,y. iow
whai's llsr usr a praying Wlsu teller
e-n tsneA bottom Nil . l.o.s.@ NiAs !. )
pretty good specimen II a large tisss q
Christians. VIC prefer 70 out prayer a
lOus :, They on tiesyA ias s0ssos..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01

Au ingcuioas Yankee hus lately been
arrested IN Weshaeioa iir caraiegieiiulg
,br eoai. de are treasury notes 81 when
he las circulated -eycrallu dr,d thousand
dailar> worth. ID I'll bel saut. mmkhg
ataut 80 Vi u cents on The dollar ~ Ihr
ug~ruiDu lie ins sts n ~ committed
40 ciimr a.an., oar law, wii was oni1
engaged il Jpp.fns it & angid trsol
ces b tie enemy, BY irmgIus Ih-ir lolr'
inro d.srepntr. TIT. \ IL .lf 10 hei.
secretary S ward. who olly shines u IN
terna8onal hw, aud the Ya kre Is nov
waking about Oh parole, with very paos
pcct Of icing regarded Is a patriot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01
nh cAFrrAf cOLLrGE
bryant. sratton \ Cos.
Albany Mercantile College,
AJaaa - NsIta Peal street.
A. paNy Al. v.

II. II. BusANr =. r CAHKfvs,
il. ID. SreAr4ox. W II. CtAug.
ofeo.ibe sac.,si & 'erc- ,is'i . A'HiE,
Nca 4mk PaHs3el4.ts so tfNtl ~, tfe-
traf. tuss4s Hbl = taai-, tey aud i'n,os 'gf.
Ssaaat.at- rutebss,sl 80 r,fhet is'ld. ate see4
u all ihs oilerr- tsr anuHdns' - iine.
THE COLLEGiAIE cot RISE
Eabrao,s ltabl, api >logc Epiry hos-kreI.iie.
Commercial tumpusttehs, teiuu'oteiai las
Pepmausiip, liu-tur.s tmrsls a'let'er, f~ltaef-
ship Settlements. eiss, eie..
Tie Department Fook keeiing
aud Accauuts, is vrs ttaIvl ~ csldaete1 "a ihe
Counting asl sy>iUb; ihe tillls beng b'tel
us Wiil, ap,,toptlsjs ttsk.. etc.. fBi tlh staiehi
!. introduced e3tc 10 the practical routine d
ctRn. tiux tpauss gsaefllls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01


Il"
{"
y s~i pt7A tal hA
~ sf tsti , tos'
- ns tefh
s.@'f 10 f0a ~ ~ a
?" Af aferesi ass ever te4 10y -
'eftHFA sia & pHAs =
%3fe t4
"a s8t "a Els nf
sal 1" ai'ifrt neth le4at faicia. o'.ti
~, stHi 3 iaAe ar .w Nfet
g sAA Na 'ss'fl .'ch "At e'9
d8fiti Fi9'el * u felsH inrfet.a.
frttti s'a.ti ~ tAis'-' e "hirh po't 2
va i@'shb iNt4f ii.ia' i''f'A 'eHa''F
e.. s'so * ia1 N'ss nsi feeetfa ~ Pc
w tfofi silA'a wh}' heftf she~'
lsefts''iel iisfih aaiiis 70 fafl-' "i'cfe
lio1sd rialil7yeieii' a. eiers 'n aafY eosa-
store bat iaiiais i.lo a4'sOlale iiab.lsi was
a.'shsfee3'
fHaAh s.'i' iifae ! vert tlo@H. down an-
u q '.sfs J tai obliged 70 ilee from Ftaate.
eAfng @ LoiHloa ami aSaia wrote % ms
"iie' aa' received e reriy. AL itinAias
iba1 aty ilan2 was #rlfabl" 90 lh.s ses-
pt's', J to,A 1as ag'' y pecbai oeuad
iof &c" lois. y here } "5fi'ea oAl{ Two
dal FfefiS-s 70 ny appearance a' EFerA-
aaie
hs1 50 tfsnecl during my abseure
ihaf ho one in ilie Guy recognized ne
i"a'ie enquiries iof iay w'ic ana learn.
td thai Ter iHtls s'llea roon aitsr ! belt
New h"fl' aud Size had Feino''d With her
mother 10 ilr e"9nlry. AZ length lound
aconstn, WHO '"lprairi me tha sic had
removed ~ ifefada'r, ana i"aeliatc'y
~ hisnd hi'i,er 10 tltrow '"y-elt NJ her
ires aad iair'ore ler ierslacne3.
Ton iero" 'lie rs''. ! iouni iief dead.
oh 300, titai too might d'e'
Aig rl>l"@e lHa li-iene "ilh astonish.
meht 70 i'e Stranger slofy, aud upon BIZ
constituting ashei 4 he had ncter beard
if"ta ur lMeat-'
- paIeHie toih d.'d "i'bln year
ai'et ! ~ honlr' aud my sistrf wa- inat.
ried "'d removed to lhe West haze
MOI ehs iflthd ~ 1'e WIDE Worid now
co''ilnued ~.
lou have yel daughter, said Dis
hlsioae'
\ daughter, sii said The stranger
enqNnfigly' " J was nrsefa iatlier'
bpi' sand Pr. fi-iouc, when Amy
came y Esethdale, she brought young
child .eafeely siN months Cd
here Is the cAiia eagerly ash
Tie stranger
sc b oyer q Dame Monoos cot
iagc teriied NJ l-isioie; :" "il se'si
iot her.
ln icN moments little Alice entered
ihv ibtrt, ateumwthad - Dame Nor
ton, who hmdel 70 ihr stranger letter
Nb'ch any liaa upon hcfNsiga.h i,cd 90.
trusted, viii 'hc ehad, TO her care, viii
instructions 90 give il g. any one wlto
might make enquiries for her
Mr. iierbet' hroke The ssd ard quick
y reivsed thc ! 3er. Tie words we're
few, merely stating ilat Alice vas flirii
own CHILD, born soon after he lad LEFT tic
country
VIE can imagine tie feelings of Mr
Herbert III tits discovery IL immcdi
ateiy caogit lie little one - his arm, bid
almost smotheted her with kssrs. xclaim'
lng, Alice, Alice, my oWI, ny darling
child.
She was a FIRST frightened, bat her
Fears soon vanished lenyath lie fl d "a
resses d 4 ees found taiher
In week c was decided thar Mr. Ter
DtFt ltan 80 lAf Iet9Nt4th tiH Ills NElFft
ore would % attended VIII no dan er
- one piig'a MONDAY morning. Mr. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01

Cures AL Complahtsof Ner,ousnn Spasmodie
character susha .NSaroigfa, Cont, RheuRaifsm.
ComI iaiafs, .Nerropsaad Spasm0ftc Sfeh Hfad
aud probably tho chief cause u Insanity Loss
or sLLLP."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01

Down with The Yapkecs.--N. o Deha.
Don be impatient. fou'ii iHd thai
they viii be .d5au" soon enough, vi
gu,s..-LoqisrHe J0eraa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01

Designed sspecialasssiaut tothe ahoye-named
preparations, when aggravated ny BHiiousaess
Or fadigsstton and the great substitute for all
.Hsrourt0i preparations.
The Eclectic PiHs, without the common fatal
Necessity II almost making neal ~ such, will
in uosi cares, by tie application Il q single PHI,
produce an tie requirements e 4 sure, gentle,
and reliable FAMILY PilYStc
III ne have Year, con6Irnce to make trial q
ihr atate named Remedies, - The only sure ri
bnual ~ which rcll charac er en- he attained,
aid ny declaration y that such confidence will
moi he misplaced. The greater justice j. 70 pro-
cure and resei the descriptive Pamphlets - he
found sih ~ dealers. - vii be sent fee, by
john D.. nUNSEwELi, Proprietor.
r nc zeal Chemistand phnrmaceutisi ,.Btstot,, Us.
To whom please address all communications.
Prices within reach - all.
Fac -imie - signature oser cork ~ genuine only.
sold ~ tiie fQBiN0N kl g STORE, Mapth-
ester and s J r. sHURtLkFE 4 90, Ben
nibgou.l u kDtN. Nuih Bennington anil Drug
di-i- and dealers e ery@here 1880
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01
r8lIlltlL lIN BgpkS.


Although De instructions iu tive dsp,rtmeti Vt
" Bookkeeping must ,tmu iie ntiugeu iie simlS
BE- sit Ca lfom wgiucH manu-ciW iorm- With
,4.j.r4tp 8f.i a,d black- buHd elacida tiits, and
iegin,e-. 81 greet heneti may hedriecd from ihe
use r rrlbtl,it lssrks u reference, white ~ the
iiala5taui ,spaamcpi II Cemmcrea Ltw they
iit, Indispensable Ia heci this netFssiiy, the
f.go.u Ie>t lfdk- hate tceu prepared
nlN,&NT & SfRArf1N'S C1dNER IAL
LtN.br Mercantile tlhgcs a'l Acadent q
Ba#re.s Acu asa tie Profession, ny .ANos DIAN,
81 ll.. Prot u L4a b thr umscrs'iy u Alhny
published h D. Appleton y to., 4lo and 4la
broadway, Ncw York,
BRYANT & STATIONS COMMERCIAL
CALI ULAil0NS, for Accountants. Business Men
aud Academies
BRYANT s sfRATTON'S BOOKKEEPING.
ii three editions list. Primary e'lilou, fer om-
tuon Stii,.ls, l12 pages ~, High School Edition,
fr High sthools aud Academies, los pages. 81,
Counting House edition, far Accountants aud
Business Men, $50 page. On prcs.).
SPENCFgttN SYSTEM ng pENMANSuIp,
ii a series o. iij8e books, ly 7. 4 Spencer
published ~ IAison. pbiimcy & To-, A. aud 80
Walker stree New York
Far Catalogue and Circular % information d
any kind call ~ tho College. ~ address
BRYANT, SrRATf0N q CO,
II ALBANY. \. \.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01

A bachelor di-rotetipg Ii cio,hss I'll
u boses, exe.ainaeI 49, NgnI ] c.As.."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01

4 Toast --Wsuan: she requires 10
eu'ogy --Abe steatS pr hrset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01

J.. l.. j.. Russell As BoNBAsres
FUuoso.--I'h first Of tie proposed s,..
tie. Il private drama c perform nc 5 II
It's Biiii,b l. CATION IN Wa-langtol has
Acen gwen. 4 large and brilliant audi
,nce, Including The diplomatic corps AID
most Of he leading Fashionable, N HE
capital was esent. The s riou. FAM
Is. Box and Cox. and Bomb,stes FurIo.o
w,rc given. The 10, ofti,c evening cal-
"a uuel ia The laitr--ihe 70 dn 2Taes
man, IL y. Rasscll. app aring as Bon
bastes for tie anasenes Of hose Assem-
bleI The Htraid has report, which
says
During ihe representation Of "i,o ubis-
les FB, o.o,' one Or lwo amusing in,i tents
are SAD 10 lave occurred. Aiirtle de.
livery o. Tie lines b. sombastes Dr. L l..
Russ I -
"Whue'er you- N icsiy shall deign 10 n.ms,
Shortcut o. toag c tt---to us is Z The sane =
n wag on q e lack inches au.i ly Idrt.-
~ from Ball Ran tie shortest cur you c tms .
Sensation, and general turaing rluad
# heads 70 detect the interpolation. lie
VAS non est.
After tic tremendous aposirophc 10
Desai,ina.
"By all he risks my fearless heart hath run
RISKS q all shapes, from blulgeon, Sword and
gan.
IS the great bsuel Of lAarels on my brow"
there again cane from he same quar- cir.
this unexpected conn Teton d the qu,,t-
rain.
- ahaplsi ofioess wotid better Ct It new"
Renewed - tttion. Saspieiol, gl4ne-.
erected towards roll'cking-lookiag irish.
mau. clerk IN one Of the departments. -
Big drops OF Precipitation chased each
other down the visugc Of The perlexed
Bombases.
When he camr % the passage
ain some place l'il fud gloomy cave
There ray osn hlnIz shall jig a staeans grave
Then, all unseen, IN lay me down auI die,
7 S;hce----H
"Al ny prophecies events belle"
again added his interchangeable tornentor.--
Ills putthe climax Bjmbasies tranbes.
/ Tie uel-br q audience could no l0n.ef
i, strain ikcr nierumrnf. So di,coml o-cd
( s. i was de b4rly aarf.or ll,al hc on 4
scarcely mister strength enough to attach
/ liz boofs--lis gage Of bittle--io Tie tr,e.
lie lormeuior loos pas on Ism, and lei him
gup'e out 10 b ace liis last adi-us 10 The
world
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
NAroLrox. Henry Co., o. !, July Z, Ie5'

NAPOLEON. Henry Co., o., July ., Ie5s.
DR. C. W. Robapk:--For the benefit OF suffering
humanity, permit us to announce. through the col
umns of your Circular. the surprising properties OF
your scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,
which il a sure cure tor Indigestion and Liver
Complaint. We have several persons in town, who
have been suffering with Liver Complaint and In
digestion, and Notwithstanding that we have rs good
phy sicisns rs can be found in Northern Ohio, We,
the disease bafIled their skill. Consequently We
were in state Of dependency. until We COM
mcnced using your Pills, through and by the advice
Of your friend. Mr.. Brennan. We used the mcdi-
cine according TO directions. and are now full OF
life and l,ilarity. and gratitude is equal TO our
improve in health aud spirits. When we take
into CO nsideration what We have been. and what
are at present. we feel like charging ourselves OF
the sin of ingratitude. if do not try to announce
to the public the great benefits Of your Medicine.
Therefore, we recommend TO the public at large.
the expedency Of having 20 your medicine,
and consequcnsly, as in duty bound, discharge what
we feel to be duty. in advising persons who
suffering as VIC have suffered, TO make use Of the
only true and sure cure for the diseases already
mentioned. MRs Gwrx,
NRs. BRExSAN,
Miss HEAroS,
e. C.. SPEsMAx.
See advertisement. [42t4l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
IlI ED.


AT the residence Of his father. in Green town
ship on the 18th inst. after long and painful ill.,
ness. Mr.. CrRus EEwHousE, aged 30 years and
FIVE months.
The deceased has been member Of the NJ. T.
Church for twelve years past, during all which
time he lived an exemplary and Christian life
His disease was consumption, and for two years il
wasted his physical frame, but his spirit scarce
upward and rejoiced at the glorious prospect Of
Immortality and eternal life in reserve for him
when he should leave this world Of trial and suffer
ing. He died at peace with God and man. and ha:
left many relatives and friends behind who sincere
ly lament his death.
In this place on the 18th inst, ELLA EDwARDs
aged about years.
In this place. on the 2lst inst, Mrs. BRowy
wife Of Mr.. r. VI Brown.
I'm Tyner City, Indiana, on the 18th instant
CHARLES H., son Of J. W and Sarah Falconbury
aged ono yer and two months.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice ia hereby given that will sell at private
sale on the 18th day of February next. at the
Court House door in the town of Plymouth, Mar
shall county. the fo wi e 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 number
one ID in township number thirty-two (s2)
range number one a. east, containing one acre
more or less, situated in Marshall county, Indiana
TERMS or SaIE.-Ouc half the purchase money
cash in hand, and the residue in six months from
day of sale, purchaser giving his note with appro
we'd security, with interest," waving valuation and
appraismcnt laws.
will also, at the same time and place, offer the
following personal property. belonging to the es
tate aforesaid wit: Three receipts Of Treasurer
and Director of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
Road Company for one hundred and fifty dollars in
the aggregate. Tcrms-Cash.
EPHRAIM MOOR, Administrator.
ian l6 lSG9 t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

| SHERIFF'S SAnE.-By virtue of a
Commis.'or iSael by the Clerk oftsc Marshall Court
o. common cas, and to directed in favor Of VIII
liam D. Thompson and against Zebedec D. Bonlicn and
Darr-sef r. Boufton. will offer Public Sale tho
law directs. the Court House door in the Of Piym-
outh, Marshall County, Indiana. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, and4 o'clock
Of said day. the and profits for term exceeding
years. of the following described real estate i'm said
county Of Marshall. and State Of Indiana, towit:
Fractional Lots number eleven OH and twelve 2 in j.
T. Parks addition to the town Of Bourbon, Marshall
county, Indiana
1.-THE and fer of said Al estate
VIII not sell for sufficient satisfy said Commission,
interest, cost and accrung costs will at the same time
and place Offer for sale to the highest lawful bidder all the
right title and interest the said In and TO the
said writ.
o. NJ. BARNARD. Sheriff.
JAM - 1862 By j. D. WOLF, Dcp'y-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
Secession at Home.


Mr. MaTTIxGLY:--Heretof l think |
have endeavored to act as q devoted and
consistent Democrat--almost invariably
voting and using what little influence
could. for the nominees Of the Democratic
party. l remain the samc Democrat now
tina, was years ago. when / first assumed
the name. and cspoused its then whole
some principles: bet love my country
and justly appreciate the articles of con-
federation and the Constitution under
which it was organized. far better than the
simple name party. ! can he Democrat
and still maintain these; and l really be-
lieve no man can be worthy and accept
able politician of any order. who cannot
do So
l have learned from several sources
which conceive to be reliable-that the
9Th Of January State Convention held at
indianapolis refused to erca entertain res
olution commendatory of the patriotism
and craftsmanship Of the lamcntcd Stephen
a. Douglass 1t is also intimatc.l-wi,h
much plausibility-that Jesse ID. Bright
dictated. and crhaps .fromed the ground
work Of the platform which was adopted
by that Convention His vindictive oppo-
siiion to Judge Douglas contributed more,
at the last State election to the defeat OF
the Democratic nominees for State Offices
than any other influence exerted. And al
though able. high-mindcd and honorable
Douglas has gone to his long. long home.
and is no longer in the way of Jesse or his
trucking satellites. they shomefally refuse
to extend to him simple fareweH-a trib-
ute which his faithful and Jealous past SER
vices so richly merited.
= Having had such ample assurance OF
Mr.. Bright's secession proclivities-inde-
pendent of his strict adherence to the Breck-
inridgc clan-and knowing that he has for
several years sought. personally. to control
the action of the Democratic party in In-
diana, cannot for moment doubt that
he was the moving spirit in the action Of
the late Convention; and the refusal of
those who are sticklers for him and his
traitorous policy. to pass a resolution CON-
mandatory Of the genuine Democracy of
Judge Douglas, will contribute more to q
disgraceful defeat Of the nominees Of that
Convention. and the ultimate prostration
of the Democratic party in Indiana, than
Jess Bright's opposition in 1860.
have but one humble vote, as my say
In the matter, but such prcfcssed Demo
cratic Convention as assembled at Indian
apolis on the 9Th of January. 1862, can't
control it. and If their nominees succeed.
with an endorsement Of the platform they
have adopted. they must do so with at
least one vote less than was given to the
Democratic party at the last State election.
DoUGLAs DENocRAT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
ian I6. ls62
MORTGAGE SALE.

BY virtue Of the power Of sale vested in me by
the terms OF cha;tel mortgage, executed by ia
cob Olingcr to me, on the 18th day of December
1861, d recorded on the same day in Book "D"
at page l52, ofthc Mortgage records of Marshall
county. Indiana. default having been made in the
conditions thereof. I will proceed on the 9TH
DAY OF JANUARY. 1862. between the hours
of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and o'clock, P. NJ, of said
day. to offer for sale at public cutlery. a, my resi-
dcnce in Center township. in said county. the fol-
lowing described personal property, TO wit:
One span OF bay Horses, one two-horse Wagon
and one double Harness.
Said property viii be sold to pay the amount
due me from said 0lingcr on said Mortgage
Terms-Cash. JOSEPH b. DUNN.
January l6, lSG2-t2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
NOTICE.

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. cast of Center street, in the town o.
Panama. in said county. Also, application will be
made at the same time to said Board of Commits
sioners, to yacate the following lots in the said
.own OF Panama. viz: Nos. 1. 2. 50. 10. IL. -
l3. IA, Is, L. H. 49, 10, 90. 81. o. %, "a, 25 &c
81, %, %. 80, 81, 30, %. &c, 81 and 80.
All interested will take due notice.
Jan. % 1862 ISAAC P. SHIVELY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

WAsmxoroS, Jan. l7.-Senator Sher
man. from the COMMITTEES appointed to ex
anime and report IS to the compensation
ton Of all officers Of the Government. re-
ported IN important bill yesterday in re-
lation to printing for the Government. -
This bill proposes that daily paper b
printed. under the superintendent Of The
Public Printer. to be entitled the " Congres-
si0nax Record'--to contain the debates
and proceedings Of each House. in the
form and style Of the Daily Giobe-the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

number Of Reporters of each House to have
their compensation. their mode Of selec-
ton. and duration in Office fixed by each
House respectively. The bill also pro.
vides that the engraving. lithogrsphing
and binding may be done under the same
provisions. Mr.. Sherman intends to urge
immediate action. on this bill. as by its
adoption the Government will save nearly
q million dollars.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

MAPLE SUcAn.-In view of the tariff on
sugars. great preparations are being made
among the farmers for making maple sugar
the coming season. There are tens of
thousands of maple trees. and there is no
doubt but they will be made useful the
coming spring.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
CURyEY NOTlCE.-Notice is hereb,

~ given that the undcrsiRnet with the County Survey
WILL Tuesday February IL 1892 procrcd to survey.
and locate the Of his land In section thirty
in Marshall county Indiana, and continue from day 10
day until all is surveyed.
Nonresident of land in said section who fail
to meet the the time above meDticr and
dcfray provide for derayng their portion of the
pcnsr If said survey, will DE returned 10 the County Aud
or. and such dinqncnces PLACED the duplicate and
collected according to law
Jan % lSiZ HENRY WINkLEBLACk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
SURVEY NOTICE Notice i her

SURVEI NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ given that the undersigned with County surveyor
WILL tuesday. February H. 1852 proved survey aud
locate the of his land in section s. township 81
range in Marshall county. Indiana and cuntinue
r day 70 siay until all j. surveyed
owners land in said section who fail 10
the surveyor nj the time above mentioned and day pro-
vide for ersing their portion If the pensc said
will bc returned TO the county Auditor. and such d.n-
qnen placed on the tax duplicate aud collected according
To law. ian l6ta JOHN BASLEY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
conveving the Mails.

1Vs vould esll astentionto our Supple
rsnt 20 dsy. containing an advertisement
from the General Post Office Department
of the United States. inviting proposals.
for cosssyins THE mails in Indians, ove'
the routes therein specified, for four years
sosnsusfng July 1. 1862 PROPOSAL
muet be made in time to reach Washing
ton on or before the 3lst day Of Marcel
next. Forms and full Instructions to bud
tiers will be found on the last column OF tn
Supplement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

az feas, Of reason and flow of SOUL" said the
woman, when she took her pan Of Biscuit from the
oven, and threw away forr kinds Of viainous CON-
pounds that she had purchased, and which they
called Salerasus. The same lady keeps ON taking
.nd ssys after cue trial of Hcrrick Aliens Gold
Medal SalcrAtns. il any one il not then satisfied
sh.t there is nothing like il their unbccf will be
ihsir ruin At retail every where. and ut Whole
.aIe br most of the wholesale Groccrs. Depot IL
Liberty Street, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
The Rebel Plying patchmc.,

New YonK. Jan. 18.-The Commercial
says that private dispatches state that the
pirate Sumpter has been SINK bya Federal
gun-boat off Cadiz.