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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
From the Laporse Herald. of 1860.
DEATHS VICTIMS.
PUBLISHED BY ssoursr. |

Suggested By the recent affecting instances OF
mortality in this city and vicinity.
"A dire insidious foe is Death, he err ,tli
That seals away the loved ones breath; COS
; That king like enters homes bright bower.
And on the fairest wreaks his power.
The child that in its guleess glec,
Had. like tn Joyous wild-bird free, .-.....f
A few brief summers gsmbol'd here,-
Its mind expanding with each year. r,e..ss :.
Beneath his pale wing droops and dies.
Ia hearts Of kindred wrenchng ties,
Twined from the moment of its birth, O.
The purest fount Of joy on earth. = j.
The passer on the public way,
Where he so of was wont to strayrN e-w
With blooming brow so fresh and fair,
Will miss his soortive footsteps there,
The transient gazer sadness feels, = 90
When death blossom from US steals.
Manhood whose young heart beat 80 high.
With hope Of fame and loves fond tie,
To whom kindred household chung
With that affection vet unsung,
Is in the morning of his pride.
With hoary age laid side by side,
His mind by varied culture trained,
That eminence in youth attained,
With truth and honor yet unstained. -
In future might have served the State
Redeemed it from impending fate, = e ., -
All. ever and anon the knell
Does Of departing spirits tell;
OF mothers from their infants torn,
And to their narrow dwellings borne; an
Ofmanhood in meridian life, f-.i
= Called from tn arena Of his strife;
The veterans who had battles won So lU3H
On bloodess fields to fame unknown;
The pioneer Of our fair West,
BY whose rude toll wealth decked earth's breast
By this stern, unrelenting foe
lslaid within earths bosom low.
Meihinks the theme must cen inspire
Each breast that dares to tune the lvre;
The chords of sorrow wake from sleep,
Their dirse-like music there mu;tkeep;
For the departed requiems sing, sHrF
And to their graves some offering bring
While sadness broods DER homes oereff
These sympathies yet to them left,
The wings of song may kindly bear, s...ee
To sit as kindred mourner there.
sThe late Daniel Brown. - g. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

p A MoDEL CERTIFICATE .-"Sir: / were
afflicted with violent pain in my stun.
mick by Reeson of induring too muteh
Lickkes In my sisten- Il ssmsined with
ms tor some time until nay previous In
aide was materially lessened in its, parts. =
Driven almost to mac ness. by one Of the
.company's omnibuses, I allied At youu
Repository, in dreadful agoDi. AMI found
yonr man just helping himself TO sum BIT.
ters, for to give him appetite for his Pills
alter dinner. He advised me to talk sun
which did, and found Relief before I'D
finished takin it, Itwsrusd ne iutestines,
shd other things. ., d corsed the pirspera.
shnn to exclude from my skin, aud the
kyyenne Pepper.to raise IN my stumack
SO that / hoilered right ont no more fol
the Present, from yours truly"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
Letter from the Wife of ALDERMAN WUNRDE
~ Germantown.
Germantown. June Tst. 1867

= Germantown, juno 1st. 1e6I-
On. C. M.JAcKsoS-SIR:--It gare me pleasure
two years ago, to give you certificate tcstifying
what the German Bitters had done for me. am
now perfectly cured of all those diseases YOUR
medicine processes to cnre, viz.---Dyspcpsia,
Chronic and Nervous debility, disease Of the Kid
news, &c. The powerful influence it cxcrts upon
Nervous prostrafion is surprising l haye been
consulted frequently in reference to your Btters,
and without hesitation, have recommended il for
the above complaints, and in every instance ir
has effectually cured Your medicine has great
reputation in Germantown, and is now soldin eve
~ Drug store, andi most Of the Grocery stores
here. IL any should question what say, let
them come to Germantown, and / will prove to
their satisfaction, thai the Bitters hare cured in
this vicinity more than twenty case of the above
disease. Respectfully, - = ~
~ 80 a. si,i. HANNAH sWUNDER.
Main St. above Rittenhouse, Germantown, Pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

onfh: Robert Cornwall, Bourbon; john Kcssler, Room
ngsburg D. W. STANCE, and Jonas ler, Bremen; John
Cess, j. 4. C. Smith. Marmont; Hagh
Bro Argos and BY Druggists and Merchants general
y thro<ghsut the United States End canadas.
April Is 1eS2.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
Stock of CalicOes

Is Large, all New, Handsome, the Very Latest
Styles and the Cheapest in Town.
They have Large Stock OF Domcstics, Bleached
and Uublcachcd, embracing every Quality and
Price. rsl =. r.. - IL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
Great Work on the Horse.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES.
BY ROBERT JENNINGS. Y s.

Professor OF Pathology and Operative Surgery in
the Veterinary College of Philadelphia, PROBES.
sor of Veterinary Medicine in the late Agricul-
turai college Of Ohio. Secretary of the Vcter
mary Association of PHILADELPHIA, etc, etc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, &c

HET CoyTAIy No ALCOHOL Or BAD wHIsKEY
They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety
nine cases out ola hundred.
Induced BY tic extensive sale and universal pop
ularity of Hoohand's German Bittcrs, (purely veg
etablc, hosts orignorant Qaacks and INSCRIPTIONS
advcn'urers, have opened upon suffering humanity
the food gates Of Nostrums in the shape Of poor
whiskey, ylely compounded with injurious drugs
and christencd TONES, Stomlchics and Bittcrs.
Beware of the innumerablc array OF Alcoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles, and big bellicd,
kegs, under the modest appellation of Bitters;
which instead of curing, only aggravatc diseases
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

DR.JAcKsox-DEARS iR:--1 have been frequent
ty requested to connect nv name with commenda-
lions OF different kinds of Medicines. but, regard
ing the practice out Of my appropriate sphere, I
have in all cases dcclincd; but with a clear proof
in variou, instances, and particularly in my own
family, of the usefulness OF DIR. Hoofand's Ger
man Biters, | depart for once from my usual
course, express my full conviction that for gen
cral debility OF the system. aud especially for Liv-
Complaint, it is safe and valuable preparation.
In some cases il may fail, but usually doubt not
it will be very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above causes Respectfully, -
,s...,s.... f..4 ]. II KENNARD.
Philad'a, Dec Oath. =. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

A party of sixty, loyal Tennesseeans ar
rived IN Louisville on Tuesday, having
been forced from their homes through the
application of the amended conscription
oct. which exempts no person between the
sges Of fnurteen ard fffy-6xes
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITERS

Testifyng of their personal knowledge 10 the
beneficial effects and medical virtues of these Bit
tiers.
DO rot WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN roU!
DO YoU WANT GOOD APPETITE!
DO BUILD YopR CONSTITUTIONAL
DO WANT FEEL WELT
DO YoU WANT TO GET RID OF yERvousyEssl
DO WANT ENERGYl
WANT SLEEP WELL
DO you WANT A BBIsK AND VIGOROUS FEEiING2
If you do, use HooFI LANDS GERMAN EIrrERs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

A proof the Blood Purifier and Pills arc purely
vegetable the certificates of those eminent chem
~, Professors Chon Ut n " and Locke " CINCINNATI
Read Dr. Robarks Special Notices srd cssiacafes pub
hsled in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time
time --''''ttt see - <Titf< ID =
Price Of the scandinavian Vegetable Bsd PurI6er. 3,
por bot, or s. per halfdozen. ofthc Sannas ian Veg
ctable Blood Pills, Is cents per box oxes Tor 81
Principal Once and saesroom No 6 East Fourth St.
- Badins from Main St. Ciuvinnati, Laborsfory,
No. Is Hammond Street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19

The following letters were received by
privates in the same regiment:
"Well Jesse. will now give you a
round on the negro question. / suppose
old Abe AMI the Cabinet are bound to free
the negro and rob the South Of their hap
piness. The Abolitionists don't like il
because they get their work done without
doing i themselves; that is the great sting
among the Abofitr onists. Some of them
have let the cat out of the wallet.
Well, Jesse, you had better be here
steer-iriving than where you arc, negro
driving. Ifyou will take a FOOLS advice
you will all come home and stay at home.
We don't want the black rascals here a.
mongst us. If you free them they will
come here. Lincoln says they will not
hurt any thing here. My advice to all is
to come home the first chance; you can
get protection If you will come. i think
Indiana will rebel against the draft.
Well. Jesse. wilt have to bring my
letter TO closa by saying. 1 remain yours
truly until death. - JANIS KELLAMs.
To Jesse A. Lane
saL Eff1 IS T.sfseF8e8
"Well. Kesterton. few lines to you in
token of love and friendship. / heard
that you was well and hearty. and in the
land among the living. aDd on praying
grounds and pleading terms. We are all
well as common. Iam getting able to
work. 9TFT Hf4r u1gr
Well. Kssterson. am glad to hear OF
you being so spnnky that you are coming
home. and coming to stay. think Indi-
ana will rebel against the draft; and
think yon can get protection. Bully for
Ksss. You can see what is on hand. in
Jesse's letter. amongst the Abolitionists
Well. kssterson.- ali you boys come home
aud stay .: home like nice men ought to-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-09
Rain and Hail.

On Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night last. this region was
visited by welcome, copions show.
ers of rain. The water fell in for.
rents. There was some hail in this
place, bat with the exception of
beating off a portion of the grow.
ing small fruits, we believe no dam.
age was done. East and south of
town we are told hai!-stones fell the
size of the largest hens eggs, and
inflicted some injury upon the crops
in the ground. The rain was much
needed. and we have haerd no one
grumble because it came.
We are informed that the flood of
waters drowned out and floated off
large numbers of the chino bugs. 1t
IS TO be hoped these pests of the far
mer have received an effectual check
so that they will not recover from
their 'ducking' sufficiently to do Sc
1ious mischief in future this year.
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Naf.cc


| III UGn CAMERON, now residing in The State of
IL Missouri. T. J. Ribble of tire State OF Viz
GINA and Thomas Amor. OF the Ss,le Of Ohio,
will take notice that Mary V, +. Lane ct the
State OF Kansas did Oh he 18th cay Of March.
A. ID. 1862 file her petition in she District Court
sitting in and for the County Of Jefferson and
State Of Kansas, against the stai Hugh Caa er-
On. +. J. Ribble and Tbom as sssmor defendants,
set'iTg forth that the said Hugh Cameion gave
a mortgage to the said Mary r. r. Lane on the
north west quarter IN. W. L5)ssf section num-
Der 81 In township number in Rsrge number
20 east. said land being OF the Delaware Trust
lands and situated in the said county of letter
son ard State Of Kansas, 10 secure the pay ment
OF $1,000, 90 accorcin ing 10 a cerlsn note referred
to in said Mortgages; and that since the giving
said mortgage the other defendants claim some
lnieres, in sa ID lands by mortages un6er the said
Hugh Csmercn; and prsyirg that said Hugh
Cameron may pay said sum Of 100000 now
claimed TO be due with interest thereon a, ten
per cent per annum from 81 OF july, A. b 1850.
or that said premises be sold 10 ply tie .au,e.
Said petition prsys that the priori,ies Of lien be
liked BY the court and the defendants be barred
q al! equity OF redo npiisn. Tie said Hugh
Cameron, F. J. Ribble and Thomas Atlnar are
notified that they aad oseh ofthem are equired
10 appear and answer said petition within we
ty days after the 81 day Of May, 4. D. 1865.
Dated 18th day Of March, A. n. 1858.
90 SHANNON & SHANNON.
i'iew- A,,ys for Ire PHI.
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State Finances.


Gov. Carney arrived home on Sun
day morning. from an extended visit Il
The East, where he has been engaged
~ ransacting business for the State
The Governor is looking finely. and hi.
Office was thronged yesterday with old
friends and acquaintances. eager TO
welcome his return.
From the Governor We learn that,
Notwithstanding the most viruIent and
persistent opposition. he has been emf
nently successful in the financial opera
tons entrusted to him by tie last Leg
islature. He has succeeded in dispos-
ing OF all The bonds issued by authority
of the act of March 81. 1868. 1854.
600. notwithstanding the solemn as
severaiioDs Of ten senatorial "proiest-
ans" that il was impossible. lie has
substituted for the SEQ. 900 OF ten per
cent. "War Bonds" held by the In,e-
rior Department. and which mature in
July next. an equal amount Of fifteen
year seven per cent. bonds. neld by the
same department u der the contract of
1861. but not paid for. and has cancel
ed and brought with him the "War
Bonds" being the entire issue. with
tie exception Of $1,000 held by other
parties. The rate OF interest which
The State is paying has thus been re-
luced from ten to seven per cent, and
,onds which must have been paid in
July next. replaced by those falling due
s years hence.
The entire amount realized 10 the
reasury from the sale Of bonds, both o!
he new issue and those remaining from
86I. is est cents on the dollar. After
to the treasury the cancelled
War Bonds, this sale will give to the
stale cash fund Of $4,000. which.
With the absorption OF scrip in the pay
aent of spring taxes. will redeem eve-
= outstanding floating obligation. and
lace The State securely upon cash
asis. 80
We doubt whether any State in the
Mon could. at the age Of Kansas. pre-
pnt a fairer- financial exhibit. Our
ondsd debt is exactly $500. 600 Our
eating liabilities will speedily be re-
eemed - Times.
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Order of Publication.

). b. Melvin. Plaintiff By Attachment before
VS. Selomen kerr. J. p of
John Kerr, D,fsndant Keatacky Tp. Jsffsr-
VS. son coaniy. State of Kansas.
1t appearing TO the Justice fr. m TIE return of
the writ in this cause That the defendant cannot
be Summoned, il Is ordered BY the JUS that
the plaintiff give notice To he defendant by pub
LEGATION tor three consecutive weeks in ihe 0ska.
ioosa independent that n writ has ben issued
against him, dated April Cd, A. d. 1862. for the
amount OF forty five dollars and forty-tinee cents
iS45 49,. an' his property, thirty. nine dollars
worth OF lumber at alleys mill. has been at
tached to satissy the demand Of The plaintiff
and that unless the defendant. the said John
Kerr. appear before said Justice. at his office in
the township ct Kentucky. Count, Of Jefferson,
State OF Kansas. on the 3lst day OF May, A. d.
1868, judgment will be rendered against the de.
PENDANT and his properly sold To pay the sans
and cosis
hereby certify this to bea true copy Ct the
order
iss sw 1920 SOLOMON KERR, Up.
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charging Papers.

We are always pleased to see oul
contemporaries prosper and maifiies,
their good fortune by charging theil
area. But publishing large pape,
for the fun oil il, will be found ra,h.
er expensive. No publisher who has
the requisite experience to carry on
the business of an Office successfully
will enlarge his paper until he can
AFFORD ii; and he cannot afford it
until the PRESSURE upon his columns
in The shape of advertisements COM.
PEI.s him to do so or cuRr.,n his
reading matter. This is a rule with
out an exception where papers de-
pend upon subscriptions and adver-
using conjointly for support.
lie who enlarges merely for show
or pride, is like the individual who
spends his substance TO keep up APP
reardnces' while he has an EMMY
hcuse and starvation table at home.
We have known publishers 10 en-
large their papers and DohBLE their
advertisements and double-lead their
reading mailer at the same time
Such men write 'FoLLy' upon their
hr''ws a plainly a, letters could in.
scribe it, and viii soon learn ina,
they lave paid too dear Tor the
whistle As long as publisher has
dead matter in his col,mns.he can
not enlarge his paper and not suffer
ioss. Pressure, not pride. is the cri-
terion for expansion.
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ExEcuTcD.-On Wednes,Iar !

ExEcurED.-On Wednesday, last
Shirley. one oil the condemned rob.
hers OF Learenworih. was hung, in
accordance with his sentence. He
remained s'oical 10 The last. but told
ID. Davis where the stolen money
vas. lie had put i. in an empty
oyster can and dropped il behind
some barrels in the cellar OF a saloon.
The whole amount. SLIGO, was re-
covered. Mcbride. his accomplish.
was reprieved.
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rrnL'c S.LE.-Spencer Faubion,
GUARDIAN OF the minor heirs of Ma.
~ 1ragg, deceased, will sell,at;pub.
nc Vendae, on Saturday the 10th
insf.' at the residence Of Jacob Eau.
olon' a Quantity of property belong.
ing to said heirs. The sale will com.
hence at | o'clock, P. nj. See adj
Vertlsement in another column.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-09

The measles are still prevailing to
some extent in town. Mr.. Read
has been attacked by them and for
ced to suspend his school during the
week. Quite large number of
grown people in the community,
some Of whomare advanced in years.
had them until now, land
some have yet escaped this lime.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-09

Why are a CERTAIN class of printers
Ike distinguished writers! Because
they are numbered with the LITE
KAT-I! That's for the craft
II an accident should happen 10
one Of the Leaven worth Dailies,
would the business of Kansas die,
.he earth cease to reyolve Oh its AK
- aud the wbeeis OF the universe
s'op for waat of gas!
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NOTICE is hereby given that there will Be q
~ petition laid beiose tie Commissioners Of
Jefferson County, Stare OF Kansas. at their next
regular meeting. asking TOR County Road, be-
one-haif mile north of the northeast corner Of
section SO in townships Of range 70, thence
southwest to north east corner Of section 80,
thence due west to the Fort Riley road, al or
near Winchester, all in Jefferson County.
March 2, 1863 .l32-4.S3
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DC Our efficient County Treas
urer has been selling lands for delin-
quent taxes during the week. We
believe he has completed the sales,
the County being much the largest
purchaser, except in this and Sau-
trelle townships.
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Kansas News.

.
Capt. Dickson. of Leavenwor,b, III
stanch friend Of freedom in Kausa.
died recently at his residence in tia
city. The old "Kickapoo." the gun h
captured from the Border Rufians a
the place whose name It bears. figure,
conspicuously a; the funeral.
The entire debt of Kansas is Jus, .w,
hundred thousand dollars. = aa
Nearly all the troops are ordere.
from this State to defend Missouri. leav
ing our border unprotected. This i
an outrage apon Kansas. We hav,
furnished nearly double the number o
troops of any State, in proportion t.
our population. aud yet are not permit
ted 10 keep enough at home 10 pro,ec,
exposed frontier. Somebody head
is wrong.
The Conservative says negroes are
escaping into Kansas near Wyandotte
IN large numbers. They have come
over IN droves ever since that article in
the s.. Loais Neus." Who says The
Triggers don't know no.lin' o.
Mayor Anthony appears to be letting
The rascals of all grades in Leaven-
worth know that there is city govern
ment there. Good. He is earning
golden honors" by the eiicien. ad-
m'nstraiion Of affairs in his jurisdic.
ton.
After the laws Of the last legislature
are published in book form, which will
be very soon. interest in this State will
be and per cent; per cent. legal.
and IL pei cert. on written contract.
This will be blessing to The country.
Had such law prevailed for Ike past
six years, it would have saved mauy a
poor man his home and labor, lost to
himself and family by the high inter-
est lie was compelled to pay FOR the use
Of money. However. 6 and 10 per
cent would have been better.
The Fort Scott Bulletin says THE for
'Ihca'ions abou, that place are Of the
very bes; order. and are mounted with
24-ponnd seige-suns. Excellent nfle- I
pit have been constructed in front.
The Conservative thinks the big
tory Of Gen. McNeil's fight a, Cape
i'rardeau has tishy smell. For 20
oud noise there follows very omin
us slleuce. Was there a '5ig scare"
n s.. Louis or big brag at the Cape
Doc LAw-The ordinance about
ogs Is 10 be hereafter strictly enforced.
nj we may expec. 10 hear OF CANNES
coming scarce They are nuisance
heir increase in this city during the
asst year las been manifold. Bul their
day s'ar" will! soon be on The wane.
: Coaserrotire. ~
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Gov. CARNEY has rendered him.
self worthy of additional confidence
on the part Of the people. for the a.
bic manner in which he has manag-
ed our State finances.
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Sherf's Sale.
STAaE OF KANSAS. las sAs

- Il
a. n Can'well, Plain,in, vs. E D. Morton, Def,
by virtue of an Execution 10 me directed and
den vered; Issued out Of the First District Court
u 'ne state OF Kansas, sitting IN and for Jeffer
son County in said State, Will, on
wednesday,, May goth. A. ID. 1864.
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. n :, and two
O'Clock. z n, OF said day. at the Court House
Do'r IN the village Of O-kaloosa, in the County
and State aforesaid, offer at public sae to the
n.g esq bidder, for cash in hand. all the right ii.
tle and interest of the shove pamed defendants
and 70 the fOllcginS described property, to vii.
the village OF Winchester, Jefferson oouu,v St.tr
Of Kansas. Said property ha. been appraised
AT eighty dollars ESQ.
Sa'd property levied on and 10 he sold as the
property OF the above named defendant. 81
i'S ow N. w. TAYLOR. Sheriff,
Z sherlf's Office, Oskalppss, April is. 1868. +.
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NThose who wish to improve
their stock of mules, should call 10
on MIR. ii. o. Finch, four miles south
of town. adS
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The DA,Ly BULLETIN of Leaven.
worth has been enlarged a column 10
the page and heightened 50 as 10 add
hive columns TO its former size, and
has put on a new dress. The Bull
ieiin is good paper and we are
Pleased to see this evidence Of its
ability 10 extend lis dimensions
May IFS prosperity and usefulness
Increase continually.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-09

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for May
has been on our table over a week.
Filled with choice literary produc-
lions from the pens Of the best wri-
tiers Of America, il is always treat,
We design transferring a portion of
the contents to our columns next
week. 50 year: Ticknor & Fields,
Boston, Mass.
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yaIlandingham has been arrested
Good; buff he 10 hung it will be better.
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10 to the Sabbath School to NOR
row and see the prizes awarded.