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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-06
IMPORTANT WAR ORDER.
Protection ofNegroe Troops.

GENERAL ORDER No. 252.-Thc follow
ing order of the Presidents published for
the information and government of all
concerned:
1et<sa Executive Mans IoN,
3Je s2fHis1 WAsHINGros. July 81.
g It is the duty Of every Government 60
give protection to its citizens OF whatever
class, color, or connection, especially those
who are duly organized as soldiers in the
public service. The law Of nations and
the customs Of war as carried on by civil
zed powers, permits no distinction as to
color in the treatment of prisoners Of war.
as public enemies. To sell or enslavs any
captured person on account of his color.
and for no offense against the laws Of war.
is Z relapse barbarism. and crime
against the civilization Of the age The
Government of the United States will give
the same protection to all its soldiers: aud
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-06
Our Cavalry,

No one who has read the history of the
war for the last six m onths can fail TO do
honor to our cavalry. 1t has been at
length made efficient, and has contributed
in large measure to the successes which
have cheercd the hearts of all loyal
men.
But it is not for mere eulogy that we
refer to the glorious work which this arm
of the service has accomplished. The
deeds which we have recorded from day to
day are its best eulogy. Our object is to
call attention to the increasing Importance
of that force. AS the larger armies of
the Rebels are broken up, they will,
doubtless, endeaver to harrass us oy their
smaller parties. The raids Of our own
Grierson. Stoneman and Fitzpatrick. as
well as Of the bold riders of the Rebels,
have shown how much may be accomplish
ed by q comparatively small force Of caval-
ry. They move swiftly, work vast mischief
on their pathway. and are hard to catch
when once they have secured few hours
start of their pursusrs. There is strong
probability that the bands of Rebel caval !
ry will be multiplied as their other forces
become weaker, provided they can keep
up the supply of horses. They may scour
their own States and try to make raids iD-
to ours to meet the demand for suitable
animals.
The policy of the Government is now
to bring up our cavalry to the most eff
cient working standard. There is enough
in the history of the past few months to
show that increasing attention ha, been
paid to this branch of the service. and
there need be no difficulty in further en-
larging its Operations. The men and
horses can readily be found. and a wide
field is open before them. If need be. in
fantry regiments may be mounted. AMI
made to play an important part in the
work of finishing the Rebellion.
re- People that think that it is no
matter whether they take out license OIL
not under the Revenue Law, will find ont
before snow flies their mistake. Their
names are continually being reported to
the Collector Of Internal revenue and for.
warded to the Prosecuting Attorney of the
United States Court at indianapolis. and
next winter they will take trip to Indian
apolis. and pay the expense Of big Law
suit. even If the discretion of the Court
don't see fit to put them in the lookup
for two years. which the law allows the
Judge to do, in addition to the fine. Oul
advice to all who are liable. is to pay a
once. Ten dollars is less than one hun
dred. and you who know yourselves to b
liable will find it no excuse to say the AS
SCISSOR did not assess you. 1t is your bu
siness to report to the Assessor, and b.
only goes through the County for conven
ionce sake. - ~, ~ ..,,.-s,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-06

Climbing up the lattice-work and crawling
along it the distance of the intervening
yard, he found step ready for him
to descend. which he did,. and was hospi-
tably received and carefully attended to.
The soldiers instructive hatred Of a
Copperhead the above incident proves is
amply returned. The Copperhead hates
the soldier as heartily as even DR.. johnson
could ask. The enmity is natural. and
healthy. The soldier perils all for bis
country. the Copperhead perils country for
party. for revenge. for money, for any
mean and dishonorable consideration, and
over such difference there can be no
peace. As to the origin of the mob. the
persons from whose suggestions it sprung.
and whose cowardly motives. directed it,
the following fact. stated by the Journal
Of Commerce, Of the 18th, Democratic
paper. but not 50 madly in love with the
rebellion - some Of its associates, il
worth remembering: 80 tes sea.-)
Edward McDervott, one Of the rioters,
lies dead at No. 80 Lewis street and Cor
oner Wildsy will hold an inquest upon his
body to-day. A friend of the deceased eta
ted that McDervott was induced to join
the rioters BY prominent politicians
who told him tdat he would be sustained
that his wages, - we'll - those Of eli the
rioters would bsipsid. and. that The drsf)
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

Charles Henry 'Sdis6n had been sum
nonedd into the 'presence of Fouquier tbs
Vile who III. Hifed from tim'if the aFTangeI
.ments for the "feten were all completed
this we sre o d, is the very word heHsed.
duty consisted in awaiting the decisions Of
the court and not in anticipating them,
Fououiet got into a tremendous passion,
to his having at all events antic ipated the
exhausted himself in insults against the
queen and her executioner, and It was de-
cided that the former should be led % the
scaffold In thesame cart as other ordinae
ry victims Marie 5AntOnette. who bad
declined all aid from tue priests OF the re-
public. WHO were in her eyes SO many
schismatics. and was finally accompanied
against her will by the Able Lothring6r,
received dissolution from the Able Mag
MEN, administered from window. in the
Rue ST. Honros As to theinsults of the
pOpulace on her way TO the seaffold, she
confronted them hRith6utia tshuddeE ora
sign of weakness. In the presence of the
scaffoldi alone she muttered: u j. 1nst
my daughter! my children ]"
Samson Whispered to her-"C Courage
madame! rel.a74 ~. go -
.tMerri, monsieur, mercil" she replied.
BE then offered to help her upl the ia.
tai stem. tedI % ~ t-tl41o9p Bad ze.i,!il
'.No,P she said; 81 shall, thank God,
have strength to got up myself" :, !, 70 .
And she 'stepped up with as much maj.
esty as sc they had been the steps of the
grand staiircase at Versatile The assist
ants having seized upon the royal personr
age and bound her down to the plank,
she lifted pp. her eyes to heaven, and ex:
claimed, with a loud voice Farewell,
my children, l am goipgto join your
father.n -7pIJ ssl soc lissl9.. a!as
"a fewshouts of ttstYiTeila Republiquel'
followed upon the descent of;Ithe knife
and one Of the assistants, compelled tothe
melancholy duty by the sword of Nourry
Ganmount, "a fanaticalof officer in the revo.
lntionary army, who had put his list'in
the most cowardly manner in the queens
faice when being led to thescaffold, and
who now brandished the weapon &c
which he was disgrace with violence Of
a maniac, walked round the scafFold with
the head Of the victim, the eyelids being
still agitated by a conynlsiye shudder: !
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.HRMPPIRLD RAILROAR

IN. N SHEE1 'os1. 4 REs,a: y.
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GROWER "a BAKERS
PREMIUM Saving MACHINES.
OMLY GOLD lIHDAL

ONLY GOLD MEDAL - 81,
90 l:yer Awarded to Sewing Machines in nlinoIsl
TlHEsE Machines w6rs awarded the Highest Pre-
= miumsi oTer al competitors for the Best kams
ny Sewing Machines the Best Manufacturing MA:
STATE FAIRS, OF 1868:
New York State Fair, - t'Lt-s4 -s''
Z First Premium for family machine. Wy e
i Eirst Premium for double -thread machine.
Vermont state Fair,
First Premium for misunderstanding msehlne.t
I eEifst Premium for machine work. "a,
tint Premium for amIly machine! u 7ili.5
FIRST Premium for manufacturing machine.
q First PEspipm ter machine PgS work, mr..
Rfrst Premium for family maehtne. ~
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work Il
First premium Tor machine for all purpose.
First Premium for machine work. sa5s ia n.
Elrst Premium II: akhins for ali bu4poses
First Premium for machine work.
Kentucky stats FaiFsa0s. d bsl;:slsJs1ey a.
H. First Premium for machine for all pnfpO8es. tf
|. 7RIrst Premium for machine work.
Pennsylya State Fair, af1!1rn sgt e
! q Pirst Premium for manufacturing machines
First Premium for beautiful machine work.
First Pfenniuiin for machine work. .,5s =
AN,ssa9 al tGe: tot9eeviag County Pairs 80
ohittendsn Cos Vt, Agricultural Society
First Premium for manufacturing machine. 81.
First Premium Tor mRohine work,
Champlain' Valley, Vt Agricultural Society,
First Premium for family machine. I'm -
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine; work.
HRmpden Co., Mass, Agricultural Society,
Diploma for family machine. UG5 i'r
diploma for machine work. .sato13E igs 5
Franz lin Co., N. Y, Rair, 49, s.-is
FIRST Premium for faulty machine.
First Premium for lmRnn featuring machine,
Queens Co, n. z, Agricultural Society,
Z First premium for family machine. 49,.
Washington, Co, N. Y, Fair t-s
tFfrst PremIs m for family machine. lh=d
SaIatogR Coz N. T.. FAlr,s fSqusFsiiIIFE eJs
Ia First Premium for family machine.
Mechanics Institute, Pa, Fair,
First Premium for machine for all purposes. i7fi
iRirbt premium frmaehIneiRoHk s7ssd dgft5
The above comprises All the. Fairs st which thl
GROVER e BAKER MACHINES were exhibitet
this year. nearly an them the leading seWlnl
Machines were In competition. ..,F
The work made upon the 0rover 4 Baker Sewing
MAehihe has received the RlrSk Premium AZ sVafJ
state Fair the uhited States where Il has beel
exhibited to this date. .f
= GALES rooms 1o6K Main st., Wheeling, ". Va.
~ ssti s77s-tt rs ~ = g JOS. MOD0NA1lt i
noy80;8m III. ;igIJ.gii ~ General A GENT
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MUTUAL LIFE INsURANoB COM
MI PANY, OF New York!
The LARGEsEo CASH OARITAL Of any Insurance
Company in the United States. :. = y 81 8 -
Assets February lSt, $4,000
The business Of this Company Is eoddueted ontte
MUTUAL principle In the SFictsst sense If the term
the entire surplus, DEDuCTING NECHSAARY EA-
PENsEs ALONE, being EQUlTABLY DIVIDED
FoRTY-RIVE GENTS AiWREK will insure $1,000
on the iHfs Sra man assd 30, ya-f 6ss sli s.i s-i
PoLIctRs vilrIbe Issued dponlthe most reasons
bic terms In any Of the above tiELIABLEC COMA
NIE8 for Wheeling and vicinity and losses promptly
adjusted and paid, cd Duplication 90
WE. PETERSON A Ront'N- I,
once Main street. next door t0lhII 3 M1Bank1
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Cleveland, Rfttsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road.

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iO8 AND AETHR MONDAY Noyfls 90, Is68, Pa.-
fSIinjlAys ennoptail:l 80 5,sii -
tIOO A. N Man Train, stopiing e an statiou,. N.
tu- EtVe1 az EittG1uEfsh at 80 y. II. an6
Cleveland az $40 2. n
as 2. q. Accumulation Train, GtOBping q al
IL siailon4 aEfiSes g Pittltulsh e Cos
400 p. Il. 49,, :. ir. ,,rsye, :, E,tt.,,r,, =,
4ioi "A, -. md ClVyelan1 ~ O46 4. n
RETURNING TRAINS.
Lelss Cleveland e 80 a. y. and IslO p n, A.
Lsaye PifisbuEgh e lsGS q. n, 6:i5 4. Il. aua
tsas 2. aEEiye = soFoFt 81 exc A - 4G4S
OOnneettons are made ~ FOLLOWER
Af PlttshaEEh with PennsyfVauia r. l. in HasEil
L L-.tf burg, BaltimQFo, WashingtOn, Pi1la-
dalPhIa, New York and BGst1n.-
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 B0lsd Z. r GuF Ean-
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'SAMUEL IS. WHEELER.

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CoLLE0ToRf OF PRllsI0tss, SonDEERS' on AIMS
|sh 70 SpAGD CERTIFIED AOC0uNTSpI1 slFf
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IA service % 1.-THE United States, are Pen
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orphan children motheF OF q any sneh oteeF
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-09
F,s SALE,

KENOSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Gaylor sheldon, ct al. agst Asohel W. Benham and Eliza
IN pursuance Of and by virtue of judgment Of foreclosure
made in the above entitled action, | shall offer for sale and
18th day OF april 1868 at one o'clock IN the afternoon OF thaiG
day Ut the tIOnt door of the Court House in the City and
ing described real Estate Or so much thereof as shall be nee
essary to make the amount of said Judgment, interests aud
~ t ~ y Salem ' IN the he Comfy SoIV and STATE arST,said' and
being u part OF the South west quart ter of section No. Ihir-
ty [3Ol described ~ follows, TO wit beginning on the west
line Of the South west quarter Of Section Ne. Thirty [3Ol
IN township No. one j and Range No. Twenty t2OlEast, at
the center of the road, thence running north on ne town
line ten chains x seventy links to theSouth west corner OF
William Faulkner's land, thence South OS IL degrees East an
thence South rs degrees westtw oh9ins& seyenty-t"o links
to Francis Brottsland; thence south 81 -~2degrees west one
thehcT sruC o VI 20 u tpI , %ec s mi Sn ~ s,p.s Vat ss
chains and htty-tOur links to the place Of beginning; CON
tanning seven and a-lOO acres OF land;
And also II part Of the east half Of the south east quarter
of the south east quarter Of section number twenty -hVa
1851 in township No. one e. north of range No. nineteen
Stale aforesaid, and bounded and described M follows, to
w~it:-Commenc.ng in the centre Of the road whore il crosses
links to the southwest corner VI VIM Faulkners land;thence
north 20 degrees west, two chains and sixty links; thence
north - * oegItes west zen chalh5 ana hIty-tWo LnAs
thencetnorth - degrees west ten chains; thence thence south
west Two chains aud tweuty-cight links thence due west
nine chains and twenty llnksto the north east corner Of
ttlm'eynmnat? AMI ~ AIM , iiY%sy cast m s w. cb ba; a5d 6]ftv-tIrcc
said burying grOunO four chains and sixteen inks; thence
south 8 degrees east, five chains and hity-threc links 20 nc
centre Of the road thence casteTly along the centre Of saIi
road two chains and ninety-seyen links TO the place OF ne
ginning, and containing about thirty-eight acres, be lne
same more or less, and both Of said parcels containing alont
~forty-six ll6l acres OF land, more or less. And also lots
numbered Twelve I'LL thirteen ll3J and fourteen Ll4l IN
Block No. six ~ and lots Nos, six .lGl and seven w
in Block No. i've I5E ali in the villagc Of Wilnot, accord
ing to the plat Of said village, recorded in the Registers
I %sairsS o { ssi Jop; u 1853 Sheriff Of aF kesSsSa F COUNTY.
Pins Attys. lSN32
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-09
sheriff. snIe on ForccIosure.

KKNOSH Dun CIRCUIT COURT.
Winslow Wynau dgdjnSt Serene Fisk and Lucinda Fisk
his wife, AloDzo P. Tymeson, John l.. Witze, John
BENEDICT, Asahel Farr, EXr. of VIM. Maitocks deeeas'
ed and Ora Cutler.
n n pursuance and by virtue of a judgment of foreclo-
IL sure and sale # the Circuit Court for the county of
Kenosha, mad In the above entitled action ON the l1th
day of Nov 1862, ] shall offer for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 10Th day
OF April, A. I. 1868, at one O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day, at the front door ef the court House, in the
cry ana county of Kenosha IN the State of Wisconsin,
al, the following described real estate, or so much there
If ~ shall be necessary to make the amount of said
Judgment, interest and costs and the costs and disburse-
me. Is OF said sale, TO vii:
''Aii those certain pieces or parcels of land lying and
being in the city and county of Kenosha in the State of
Wisconsin,, aud more particularly described as the south
half OF fractional block no. eighty four, on the north
east quarter of section no. thirty one, city Of Kenosha;
and Lots numbered sixty, s~iXty.oHe, s~iXty-two, sixty
four, ~sixty-siX, siXtY-seven, severity six, seVenty-seVen,
seyent.eight, and seveuty-nine, of Durkee's Western
Addition, and on the scout west quarter of section thir-
ty-une IN said city" Terms Cash.
Dated at SheriT's Office, jan. u, 1868.
HUDSON FOX,
VoLNEY FRESCu, sheriff of Kenosha County.
Pits Atty. 13w93
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n SALE,

KEEosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURR:
Hiram W. Lewis against John Bchannon, Della Bohan
and william Ludwig:
pursuance and by virtue of n judgment Of fore.
a closure and sale Of the Circuit Court for the county
OF Kenosha, made in the above entitled action, l shall
offer for sale and sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on Saturday the 18th day Of April, A. D, 1868, at
one O'clock in the afternoon Of that day, at the front
Goor Of the Court House in the city Of Kenosha and
State OF Wisconsin, AL the following described real eS-
tate, or SO much thereof as shall be necessary to make
the amount Of said judgment, interest and costs. and the
costs and disbursements Of said sale, to wit: Al that
certain piece, parcel or lot Of land lying and being In
the Town Of Brighton, Kenosha County and State Of
Wisconsin,, and described as follows, to wit The south
east quarter of section number twenty five ~, IN town
ship number Two ri north OF range number i8cnty 1901
east, excepting aud deserving thereirom twenty five
acres Of the west side OF said quarter section, heretofore
conveyed by -alv Lewis 10 DaBiel AlahOHey, and also
twenty-five acres OFF the west side Of sand quarter Sec
tiou her etofor= conveyed by said Lewis 10 Frederick
Hess, being oIe rund! ed and ten acres according to
Government survey.
Dated at Sher ID IS Office Jan. 14th, 1868.
WEBSTER Il oCHOFF, HUDSON FOX,
13W32 PMS htt'ys. terl0 Of KenOsha County.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-09
sheriff sale or Foreclosure,

EENOsHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
William S. Shepoid against Mary L. Fisk, Serene Fisk and
Lucinda y. Fisk his vile, Jchn l.. " iltZ John Benedict,
Asahel FAIR, Ex'- OF William Mattocks deceased, Samuel
Is. Scott, Samuel Hale, the Aen0sha, Rockford n Rock II
land railroad company, Earnest solomon, ii. Otis Post,
and THOMAS MOAN.
pursuance aud by virtue of a Judgment of
n foreclosure ana sale of the circuit court for the county Of
of KeuJsha. made and entered in the above entitled action,
On the 18th day OF November. a. u. le62, shall ohcr for sale
and sell at public auction TO the highest bidder, gu Saturday
the 18th day of April, a D. 1903, at one o'clock in Ehe after
noon of tina. day, at the front door OF the Court House, IN
the city and county of cnOsha, in State of Wisconsin, all
the following real estate, or so much thereof as ANAL he nee
essary to make the amount of said Judgment, Interest aud
costs and the costs and disbursements Of gaid sale, to Mi:
All those certain pieces or parcel OF land lying and being
in the town of SOmers, in the county Of keDcsha and state OF
Wisconsin. ard more particularly desctibeda as follows, to wit:
Lot seven in Block four; also, Blocks t. and ten OF Fisks
Addition, on the southwest quarter OF section t~hirty-one OIL
township no. Two and range twenty-three: Also, the follow
ing piece or parcel of land situated upon the aforesaid south
west quarter of section t~hirty-one; commencing Mt the south
west corner Of Fisk's Addition, On said quarter section,
thence north nienty-eight rods, thence west to the west me
of said quarter section, thence south TO the north west cor
ner of John 7. Shepherds land, about seyenty-nlne rods,
thence east on said John 7, Shepherds north line to his nortL.
east corner about tWenty-tbree rods, thence south TO RANK
Road, thence east to the place Of beginning-suGject to the
right OF the enosha & Beleit Railroad.
Terms Of sale, CASH.
Dated at SheIin's Office, Jan. 81, 1868.
HUDSON FOX,
YoLNEY FREECH, Sheriff of KenOsha County,
Plaintiffs Atty. l3w33