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Ser aries Inn @aSweffeu.

Gtnctnnatt, 20. Wot. Man oIoubt
Rier Sra9s babe einsn beorutenben I6Gl fets
nsr Wtacht aus H~;1ierer 8rOate 3uradge,oaeu,
UNI otsislbe tn Die Nabe spa Sadlpn, WlF.,,
81 EMifen.@ -.9t. -a@ ~
Sn WArFreebbo.O' mar Maes ru6ta.
@ilf pom Worgnn's 2eutsn taHen fIrAtG
an tnIere Gtnien unG ersaben lA fretptlio.
Giu4atn9e BON Cumberland Gap ber:Gten.
bcB iiA cost uno an anSsrn YaGem Gle 3abI
ter Nsbellen psrmsbrte. rabtlG,rtnli6, um
uaier gcrriftn gseen 81 IennsGee aa Der.
htntern. ccer cinen GiHfal mad ReatudS Az
maGen. IS unterIirgt feiuem !3peiIel. tos
mebrers bon Sra9s's OiptjlOnen tu 9sws9ung
Fnb.
@atrp, 20. Stat. Sol. CLAYTON mamte
tirSli4 cine 8tcCsnUsctrnns geaen Qtttle Nud,
bet peldsr @ele9enbeit CT 20, 900 Bulhel
&Oru, etne Nfaie init Characterization aefaOts
Sanlrr un0 mebrere MIblsn 5%srftGrte. sSn
Der gtS6e Don Cotton @laus tpurbe er bon 2
Stiaepsn &e6slen Iberralbt, c:nen tr bluB
out@ elm raibe8 l1sbsrl@rsittn pes Tlu0sS
snt9sbsm toante. Die Nsbelen Derluren IS
Go0te nnb Dtele 8ermuncete.
Wensr0l @rtce foil QtttIe Sod am II. in
Der Direction Don Wtttsburs usrIoltn baben.
GCl. 9at& bate am Otenfase etnenllsbere
faa tn alabama ouSssfabrt, unb traGte 400
@efan6ene unO 600 @ferbe nit 3urif. 8et
Taaatat6te traf CT auf etneJ3ebeIen @plCans
unter @balmers, Der er isrO9 eIadlt9 ents
lGlIpfts.
Der Dampfsr Continental melbst, baB bic
Nebtaen Warrsutcn, na@pem ls bts Batteries
;crltDgt babea, r1umten.
Das Ddmpfs&anUnsnbpOt @ridst fam pcn
2lcum8s pctnt NIT Dspsl6rn BOrtsrs ftr pas
Commencement an.
Utels Gtleupan3er lInb an perlHteSersu
RIntten bss NeD Niper ltattOnirt.
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ssidtise Ssaartdeten BON 90 ssnuef,ee.

WurfteeStorO, 20. @Rai. Cine
Rnorpille 3s!tung Bonn Is. melost, hos 10
untOnS &e9ttnenter it& auf Sumterlanb CAT
a1 bepseen.. F7fa
Der Chattanooga &sbeu lpri9t Don Dsa
beablI6tt8ten BsrreSunssu Uarn1oes eeasn
Oif u'nneiIse unp metnt, pts @ebtrge tc!treen
etHe ErilbsrHsislias 8arriere fGr fstn rpsltetes
9orOrtnssn abssben. @--"--
50 tDtrb 9emflHs!, Gen. Da6ner Ift tn
eottr'anso ess &nerDiasD ~epartemeuts (Sen.
rslIrs } enr. -
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@ia erfrsuliaes 3eidA.n

lit ea, bae Der beutlGe 9anteefanO tn pteiem
,2ance NIT isoem Sabre an NugDe9nurg une
@eltun5 9%sptnnt. gGenn ss nctb ~oor 10
Sabren 3a Dea Ssltenbstten gsG6fte, bab etns
iDsutiGe Tirma eth S6if BON ODER ind9 Gu
rcpa Elm ODER auSeiarirte, bslts9en eeeenndr-
tis In Neu.gorf neben BEN gentu
ren ber 5wet Oeuti6en ga mp I.
fdtffsitnten Ster'regetmdBtge,
beutiaen Gtrmen etabttrts
SegeliGfffsltnteu naG 4afteu
9dfen bes Gpntt meats mnbgng-
s1. .h i+%
Dteisr TOrti&rltt 10 ls0tgIt@ Gin 01slaltat
Der oeutidea lusDauer, lVwie, Der @ner8ia osa
oeutI9en 9anrelsl lanbrS. bslen ibsrlee
TIDE @itafte nit tepsm Sabre metr snpor,
Sebllbt ine.
Gs liest In benz @barattsr bas Dgut1&en,
oa6 sr etuen @f9, rslten er etamaI eioge.
ldlaeen Bat, NIT i~sItener Nuabauer ~oetfci8t
uoseSen Dtr Mmtrltanrr Die Sc iGaltsbran6s
eten 70 ldnea sre6lslt. ME BEN 0sOG, psna el
sleubt. BET Dem Wf0iel 3u pgOfitisen.
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Bonn @KRiEppi.9 enartement.

Wabtn8ton, 81. Nat. Die na&'
Espenoe OspsiHe rurbe bsute i'm Saup.auars
tier Der Mrmee %empfanoen:
SadlUu, Mil., 10. Mfat
pte Wsmpbts. 20. Wat.
Nn Sen. 9iat, $. sc. Sailed. 81
SadiOn fsl 8sfern mo& 3 nGnbtaem
Hampfe tn uniere 6dnbe. Sac So6nIon mar
I'm Commando Der fetnDli@sn 5rnppen, ote N6
noroltd, pabrl4einlt@ in Der Ab0&t bic
Utdsbur9 Nrmee gu Ssrltartsn, 3urGd,oeea.
u. @. Grant,
@eneral Major.
aus Den bon Sadlon mttset9etlten Neni8s
tsltsn 9ebt berpcr, bab Graft feline VCnn0n
lett Ietnen Isbten Bert1ten Datanbert bat. Gr
bate QQt8 pOlbraGt, tpas In Sad1on ,u tbun
trnr~uno nt&t auetn ale psrtbpeaen Sfeuts
lt@en unS NtlttdrssbSube, fcnbern aud ale
icl6e, bic NIT gOrrdtben fir bic Nrmee anss,
flQt tparaa. ntebsresbrannt unb ben piGtieen
vi enbdbnpunft, no 4 berIhtebene Babnen
N& ~trea3en, 3srtSrt 9atte.
2 cincinnati, 20. Mat. gBir baben
NahrtAten -ertalten, babin lautene, bn6
Grant ncdoem er ba8 Capitol unb biele
WaorentGuIsr &c. aerit5rt botte, Sadicn w!e>
~ ""ID"S"+ Wv I@Vth Htut6 ItNVCstb StIuyS
rea tSnnen, tras ntdt rur1 Grants DepslGe
lAOn bffannt mare. 81 = 4
@urfreesbOro, 20. Ilat. @eteusns
Oelertsare mslOen, Dag bte 9ruppen In Gtsls
tYStls nno TuuabpmG Sbmorlnirt fnb. urb
man 8lanbt, btsleIhen beabli@liaten Sadjun
tpteoer 3t neblnea, @sbre uniouiffiibe .Dotnen 9
aus ShslbYDiue os,ft&srn, baB @fn. SObne
ION 3 8rt9aeen ron BORT nit pcsnatm rm
penibertcn 5t Ser(drten ase
Gel 9tttas (wabrIdetnIid @puberutar
YetttsS) eAapptrte ous e5af;Dnr nadDem &C.
gefangen tuprben mar. 5.a74 s-limsa bHr a
@s tetet, 0raut 0ete cine latfs Gnb ailts
e~erpatIte PoftiOn stptlben glad Ripsr Ino
Uo9ou Yterrs; treuu ct S~slporfen wlrb, cat er
ben g0sS nod Gjrano @nIf pfsn.
Oas oOso6iIe @ssiter" {aat So9alun bat
Gruppen 9enu8,pr m @cant Az Ihlaaen, ,nb
br0n9t bte 5pfnnng Nep Srleans (?D fpiesaa
Der gu 9etDtnnen, rod ntGt aufsu9eben. Gcrn.
Bragg tort man, oaB sr tstet 0iciencruna
rnSse tbn ansreifen. '''a 'i' tt sh . -
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gG.tumasSrucPerei ,erAbrt.

9unttH 3bUn, ga, 90. Mui. Dte
Oruderst oss Monitor, elmer bemOfrattfdsn
3sttuna, tpurbe Deute 5erlSrt nnb ala &C.
r1tbihafteu b~erfelteR tUuroen In Die GtraBe
Seporfen. Gerluf $1,000.
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0Gneunft Scs @ompfers Union mn, ee-,.

NswgUtt, 81. Mat. Der DampF,
Union non Der 1eras Suite Sta &tY 0BeR, per
10. traf bier sin, IN 8orO befanosn R6 sc
fatt9sne unb etne Insabl sntlaRtner Gee.
leute.
Die linton nabm ben epslilhsn @&uune-
2unette, eIaen 81 rdaOsbrs9eT NIT e:nem tr.r.b
UJQsn Cargo meg.
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saOrh in Hactorr s,pfnt. ut

6actorYpotut, ST., 20. @1at. ga.
nusl gGtllon, eta iunSer Mann, Gp9n Dor
Gilman 0illOn, pltroe brute rurG mebrer,
Ns1srttde gstSetst. Der m~utbmo6ltbe WSr,
Der, pslGer Davenport bsibt, befncet lfh IN
Daft. GtiIOn unO Daosnpurt fnb BON bier.
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EeSeGrapbsfc1e Wnebei1ten.
@ettGt.gfnr ban ~8aItmcre aBtGtr.~
Besmabnre etnes mebeuennampfsrs.

New 9Urf, 81. Nat. Gin 8rtsf con
Mobile msIoet, bab Der &sbelenDampfer Gu,
1enia alias Sudaer BON ben GanoneatoCten
Supler nnO Ranapba tpeesenOmmen murDe.
Der Oampfer mar nit 0afsn II. Wuntttpn
DON 9apnna belapen unb eth &ebelen @ene.
raj fUQ ltA an 8utb bfinben.
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Us wargn ba,u pisle 01it eiab IT,
een, inier rensn (t4 6r6ulstn 6arrtet Zane,
re brdn tsS NIdters NoIepslt unO stntgs
lon6otlae urb ipanti@e OiFsiere bsfanOsn.
Ote Wtnlttsr Der WVrtb Caroline mahtgn cine
Iebr quite GafstmuEt.
ate ltbte unterIufung Der MaIhinerte. Der
N0anote ionr0e nod Been0igung Der Vartte
angsltflt un0 warsn oabst bic belen Snee.
%nieure Der Citation gesenwGrtig. Mian mar
NIT ofr Dten(Iettuu8 Der Ma(dtnsn lsbr 3u'
I%ftteOen.
Ginncinati, 20. Mat. BauauDigbam
~urec seitsrn AbeaD an BCrb etneS Ranonsn.
bOCtsS gebro@t. Dte uebsrttferune esI6a9
ganj In Der StiQe. &eute, bic tin iabsn, (as.
tsn, Dab er ni@tern uno niepn gslHla9en
1IelQgs o.o
mrs BGu Sort Wnnroe.
Sort M onrUe, 10. Mat. 3pet Comp.
pom 1. u. q. Mountsb NiF I Nestment fislen
bet elmer Ssretf Yartte tn einsn feinblt6sn
5tnterbalt. Die 2 Comp. botten li9 &mii
einem gnn5en 9tebslsn- @apalerte gleeirnent
esrum3u hlagea uub sntIMlnpften nur, mad.
Dem lie mebrere Gubte uno B~ertpunoete Icpis
80 @sfaneene In ben Sdnben Der 5stnbe lts-
gen. a. .-1 'ls5. -3bf si
Cine sbsnip unan9enebme Nffatre mar ss
lpab 2 u%nlerer &saimsuter our@ elm 8eris9su
IN ser ytabe BON Suffolt auf etnonber feuer-
itsn. @lidlt6eripete mar Der baomrd entfdn-
loeue 8srluf unbeoeuteup. e c-'1f3cE2
Die grpebition, welGe ul,ter Mct. BrianOi
0saetal Softer vUn NorfOlf abSins, Bat ld
ais etne erfcl5rstGe bewtelsr. So
@s untesliegt fetasna 3Weifsl, pae Bite gie.
belsn TT 5Is'nltder Statte In Der MGae peG
BIdfOater unD Manlempno nebsn, unp nn.
fern Grnppen, tusld1e beltaftt8t fab nodpa net.
ters Interchangeable bet Sufols a~ufsuper.
fen, o!el 3u tbau MAIDEN. .a .afa.s l44s5G d
DIR .Dampfer Geane6ec fam 9eltera poh
Nep Ooaf uno- bee Bbilppn BON Walbinstor
atsr an. 9tBterer bate etne Dartte fetnbItAsl
gefaneeuen} Wetde teate nod nod 8tGmOnt
abBebsn, an Sort.. U esf
'Da3 nsne 8anonenboUt 1icuneeresa trai
auf ~fsts,er erIteti Getlt BON aetp gOrt ebenfouI
8lGdliG bier eia. Die Sffsiere er3Gblteu, BIZ
Mol9inen battsa Gfer ale GrrDartuns gu
8eastettst, ...1.. o., "
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

MARIE SUoAa.-Thers are large num-
Der Of maple sugar orchards in this county.
but the season this year has not been very
good 80 Ter, still considerable las besn
made. mot third - much. however. VIZ
guess. ~ 10 made some years. 1t il selling
1t from IL to Is cts. per pound: molasse'
81 25 per gallon. There may DO . few
good sugar days yet. ss winter still lin
gers in the lap Of spring. and the sap has
not yet commenced rising. Yesterday
would have been tolerably good suga,
day had not the wind blown 90 hard.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02


APRIL ELEcTroN.-Nexs Monday. let
every loyal man remember. the township
elections take place. Every man in favor
of liberty and the preservation Of the Uni
on. and opposed to parties inaugurating q
rebellion when fairly beaten at the polls.
should be at his post. Our opponents
will be out in their full strength. wheth er
we are or not. They are thoroughly or
gsnixei. active and vigilant. anil will
doubtless make tremendous effort to in
crease their majorities in this anil other
townships where they have the ascendeney.
but if our friends turn ont in their strength
they will not only be disappointed in this
respect. but viii find their m.jorifies con-
sileraLly reduced.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
Liberal.

Capt. Chris Miller. the Auditor Of Tip
pecanoe county. writes to Gov. Morton
that the Commissioners Of that county
have authorized him to draw in favor oil
the Governor. TO supply the mean. to car
ry on the State Government during the
next two years. in such arms ~ may bs
desired. ten thousand dollars. This libest
81 and patriotic oct will command the I'd
miration Of oil loyal citizens. and furnish
timely lesson asto the mode Of supply
ing the approximations which the Copper
heads deliberately sacrificed rather thar
give mp their revolutionary schemes. Hon
or to old Tiprecsnos and her pstrioti'
people and officers!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

GIFr CoxcERr.-Thosc who wish to
forget for while the busy cares Of lie.
and bask in . sea of mirth and gayety
should attend the Gift Concert. of Messrs
Flssg and Pratt. the distinguished Magic
Oil Men. ut Woodward 4 Hewett's Hall
next Tuesday evening. whose concerts
throughout the United States and Cana
das. TOR several years past. have alway'
been receivcd by the elite and fashion with
dsafening shouis of applause; BY the rich
and poor Of both sexes with unlimited sat.
isfaction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
CENTER Up. UNION TICKET.
APRIL ELECTION.
For Trustee.
JOHN l.. WESTERVELT.
For Justices Of the Pescs.
E. d. SMITH.
For Constables. -
EPHRAfS MOOR.
SAMUEL WOLFE.
GILBERT CORE.
Hon. CHAs. CASE. Of Fl. Wayne.

And formerly the Representative in
Congress from the 10th district. will ad.
dress the people Of MARSHALL. ~ Hswet'
4 Woodward's Hall.
THIS EVENING. April 2. 1863.
at half past seven o'clock. Mr.. Case II
IN sbls and logical speaker. and csnno
fail to Interest oil who hear him. Ls'lies.
Union men. Democrats and others are res
peclfully invited to attend.
The Gles Club will sing sevsral Patriot
&c Songs before and after speaking
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
c1 Sylvester Kennedy, OF Co. ID, 81


1T Sylvester Kennedy. OF Co. ID, 5i.h
Ind. Reg. who. it was reported here. hal
deserted. was taken prisoner in Arkansas.
and is now at Camp Chase. Columbus.
Ohio. having been parole,l. In a letter to
his sister. dated March 18. he says:
"Siuce left have been in two hard
fights. and been taken prisoner by the reb-
els. They u.e'l me very bsdiy. but finally
psrole,l the and sent me hack to our lines
| never Jaw such times before. but | am
free from them now and will fight them
till the last day in the morning. for they
are no part CT men. They fight we'll. and
that il eli that can he said in their favor.
bat we will fight them as long As life lasts.
! or until they lsy down their arms and SUBJ
nit to the authority Of the Federal Gov
eminent. Ii it were not for tho aid and
comfort the rebels derive from the damns-
BILE. maud hsade,l northern sscesh the war
would hare been ended long ogo. for the
rebels suffer terribly from cold and hunger.
consequently. the northern secesh are alone
rsspoasible for the continuation Of the
war. A terrible reckoning awaits them
when the soldiers return home" ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

SHOCKING AcciDESr.-A yonng lazy
named McDonall living with the family
of NJ. Daniel Mcdonald. Of this place
was burned in . shocking manner on Sat
urday night last. by her dress taking FRI
from . stove. All the clothes she hal on
report says. were burned off her. excep
where they were fastened round her waist
She Was still alive yesterday At noon. but
slight hopes were entertained Of her recov
cry. Mr. McD.'s infant child was also
eighty burneI in some way. At the same
time, we understand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

90 Mr. Bsnjamin Bsntz. of the 73d
Ind. Reg. returned homo yesterday morn
ing: having been discharged. we suppose.
Mr.. c. E. Mccoy. of the 10Th Illinois,
formerly of this county. son OF Mr.. Hugh
Mccoy. has been discharged on account oil
physical disability. and got back among
his old friends here
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
T,w1sai? Uai,n Convention

The Uuian men nj Center Township
met in Convention last Saturday for the
purpose of nominating snisable candidates
f,r ,hs Townhip offices to be filled on the
9Th inst. The meeting came to order by
the election of DR.. Sherman to the Chair.
and John ID Devor as Secretary. The
following nominations were male by ac-
clamation:
For rnls es.--IaHy l.. WssrEavELT.
For Justicc-E d. SMITH
For Conaables -ErusAlN MooRE. SAN
uEr. Wolf, and GILBERT Core.
The following namel gentlemen were
appointed 20 at As q Union Contra
Township Committee for the ensui' g year
John Williams. Ransom Barrier. b
Ball. II. q. Psr-hiny. anil D I. Phillips
n. SHERMAN. Pre.'t.
n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
:. Truth Stranger than Fiction.
A STARTLING WORK.
FEJH6ALH
Life among the M0rmons.
CASNARRATTyE OF
Many Years Personal Expe, ieuce
90 BYlMARIA WARD. II
THE WIFE OF A x0gNOM ELDER.

THAT one half Of the world cannot imagine how
the other half live" no less than trite and
the lesson the sdage affords. our experience and
observation daily tends 70 verify. Then, too, when
we consider the evervarying phases Of human pas
sion, and the discordsnt elements from which ell
novel and fanatical sects are moulded, il can
scarcely seem surprising that faithful record Of
actual events should exceed in singularity the
wildes, dream Of romance; or that crimes, both
strange and unnatural. should be perpetrated in a
far of country on the outskirts Of civilization which
people in another state OF cisty would never i'm
ag.ne possible. owing as 20 know. the evils
and horrors and denominations of the Mormon sys-
TEN. the degradation il imposes on females. and
the consequent vices which extend through all the
notifications of the society, sense OF duty TO the
world has induced me to prepare the following mar.
rative for the public eye. The romantic incidents
connected with my experience. many may think
bordering on the marvellous. To them I would
ssy that this narrative Of my life only proves what
has often been been proved before that. "TauTH Is
SrRANcER THAN FIcrioS."-Aufhors Preface.
The book contains 449 pages. with engravings
is neatly bound in CLOTH and will be sent to any ad-
dress. post paid On receipt Of prce, 81 rs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

Read the following from the Hon. Norris Morris
formerly Auditor OF the State of Indisna:
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 2, 1857.
DR.. c. w. RoBtcK--DEAR SIa: Having been
troubled for several wears with extreme debility
and weakness, so much so that was unable to at
tend to nay ordinary business at times. and having
heard ofthe wonderful cures that your Scandinavi-
an Blood Purifier and Pills we're effectng, was
induced by friend to try them have been
using the Purifier for the last sweive months. and
find the medicine fully equal TO it's recommends
tions. So valuable is its use to me, that cannot
now dispense with the of 1t at an advanced age
of life--seventy seven years.
Ieheerfuly give this information for the benefit
Of those similarly affected
Yours, truly.
MoRRrs MoRais.
See advertise ment = e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

Cart. MiLKs H. TlBBrrTs. The body
OF this bravo officer who fell in defence oil
his country ct the battle of Stone river
near Murfreesboro. reached here BY express,
on Sunday morning lsst. The Funeral
sermon Vas delivered by Rev. SIR Chaplin
1t the Presbyterian Church. Tho same day
as o'clock. p. NJ. after which the body
Vas conveyed to the public Cemetery
where it wss inferred with Masonic hon.
ors. -eza<e4s Eze.ff sf4s 1sf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

~ The Detrimental Monthly tor
April has bsen rscsivsd. AZ usual. il 10
tseming with able and entertaining politi-
cal and literary articles. II is thorough
Union Mssasins, aud merits the patronage
Of every patriot.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

r. Mr.. Drake. who has purchased
Vanvactors FIGURING Mill. is an experien.
ced miller. and will. doubtless give salts
faction to HE customers. Give him trial
The mill has always manufactured superb
or -four.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

PUT Ur Youn Hoes. Hundreds Of hogs
are now running at large. in violation of
the city laws. and doing much mischief in
roofing mp the green award ani undermin-
ing fences. Swine owners shonld pen
them MP at once. Ii that is not done the
Marshall or some one else ought to pound
them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

AsorHss vEnY Lance SrocK OF Doors
AND SHoEs.-Go TO f. Paul's for your
Boots and Shoes. There you will find
the largest stock in town, AMI every kind
anil quality, at the very lowest prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

A SUCCESSFUL MERcHAxT.--The success.
full Merchant is always the one who keeps
the best class Of goods Of oil kinds. and as
many of th-m are aware of the fact. they
keep the Chemirai Soitrafus. manufactured
by D. B. Deiand & Co.. at F.ir?ors. Mon
roe county. N v For sale by most whole.
sale aud retale dealers in the country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

NOTICE
TO SOLDIERS FAMILIES AND DE.
CEASED SOLDIERS WIDOWS.
NOTICE is hereby give to the Families oil
!. Y soldiers, who now in the armies of the
United Safes, and to widows of deceased soldiers
that the Township Trustees Of the various Town
ships. in Marshall County. Indiana, are authorized
by the Board of County Commissioners of said
County. to give temporary relief to the above
mentioned persons who are not able to maintain
themselves and families.
The Trustees Of the various Townships will take
notice and act accordingly.
BY order the Board.
A. c. THOMPSON, Aud. NJ. c.
Plymouth; March 4, ls63.--n2l.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
DIED.

DIED
In this place on The morning of the 30th
inst. Mrs. EMILY KENDALL. in the 3lst
year of her age. wife of Mr.. Joseph f.
Kendall. Her disease was consumption.
and during the latter part of her illness >he
suffered much, but bore it with Christian
fortitule.
In . hospital at Nashville. Tenn.
March q. 1868 LEWIS A. GRovRR. Of the
73i lnd. Rg.. sy.i IL years, one month
ani six days. anil son of John P. and
Juliet Grover. Of North township. His
disease was typhoid lever.
Yes. he has go e to sleep with the tender smile
Frozr on his silent lips,
By the farewell kiss of his dcwy breath,
Cold In the clasp of his angel Death,
Like the last fair bud of a fading wreath,
Whose bloom the white frost nips. ME- O.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
Important to discharged Soldiers!

Important to Discharged Soldiers!
By . recent Act of Congress il is pro-
yidei that soldiers who have been dis
charged from the U. S. service. on account
Of ,counis received wile IN the line Of duty
shall receive ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS BOUNTY. For particulars apply
to JOHN d. DEVOR,
Attorney At Law and Government Wa,
Claim Agent. Office over Persbing's
Drug Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

r. We have Q number of letters and
songs, from soldiers. which we will en-
desvor to find room for n our next.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02
Jonx d. Devon. Sec'y.

e. A Uni,n League has been orgsui-
eel in this place. 1t meets next Saturday
night in Wextcrvclt Hall. Those who
wish to join it, and all Others. are invited
to attend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

REcoRDER's FEEs.-A law was passed
during the recent session Of the Legisla.
tire authorizing Recorders to- demand
their lees in advance. Persons who bny
land and want their deeds recorded must
therefore he prepared to pay the recording
foe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-02

She died in beauty. like a rose,
Blown from its parent stem,
She died in beauty like pearl.
Dropped rom some dadrm.
She died in beauty, like lay.
Along moonlt lake.
She died In beauty. like the song,
Ofbir ssmid the brake.
She died in beauty like he -,
Oahowers dissolved awav,
She died in beauty, like n star,
Lost on the brows Of day.
She lives in glory. like nights gem,
Set round the silver moon,
She lives in glory, ike the sun,
Amid the blue Of June. III. G.