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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-01-29

We will pay the highest mark ct price in cash or
Gods foe 5000 lbs Of Ginseng root; 10 900 lbs Of
White root, aud 10 200 lbs Of Blood root.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-01-29
SATURDAY EVENING POST.

See advertisement. aanafr
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tos s.S.e a Sii5 asa Rtsa 5 ; @ 5
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Su&t mad @niamtet aibranen gesen @ eIE Gltrdtan,ssi
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bens IDsgerfen prhen pu bur be plgen ner Nbrri,ta
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ten a be
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Ia oteer &naH trtrt rrben NIB bic D8enae pttaer nub
dr3t& Operatouen, weIe Dr. Jobnon suSibue nub bsns
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Ii9e unb uerd9t&e Mamn@G pe tn 9eten atatt bsr Cd.
t est reoemdB9 Sebbse Nett uIren bem laerfabrsnen
nnt ni Nrses Abnenben @ abrdnesn, be @eInnbbeu Ger
we nng aaer gDee tn iHre p6nbe tctHnte gengiGdstr
uno raren Or SotnCn B6t es beBbaIb r nobmenbts su
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gebeiniem Sr4nfbeften
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sIaie, 33lmeneNitsnn9tn, S8pde 6tE @eroe 9a9cntms
u Ndatt!ict @sasrge3agcnbet 8eri'anbesI@pS9 @ety
apreu. Sbf6terutei 3ittetns Hu9enlfp64f eVminee
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Dagcn Der @9emebe oGier isnst lsbel bic 8t
fr iib ais er Sretc,ts esana ben eFisrts scs a,se
rfarsn Hte wepn nibt 5e9 seblt er5tn bE. aasNb "a
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RS Ias 1rteh @aEen etnea pss~ Stx@s sa$s&Etsx
~ &tnf DelIune In Gageu Suast1etl.
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Rnb &aerOei SetaeetlssEs6beI, iEus o@ir eberr5brG
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pcutttIhet 53ataat5f, 'l%.7i1
Q2e. tsS gaF>@saItnsrsir. hAbe Gtsnilr. 4ii.
M i5ss s3 3st pr asls bsRs sg9sski nab aps CPsEat-
CTR .-es2!t{. AaI2g
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clare banking and its regulations to be
matters entirely for the legislation Of the
commonwealth in which the banks carry
on their basiness.,.A
/ This is die, thiansSt edge of the wedge
1T is driven In much closer and more fSt.
yciblyin tie q nscrjptiop; ,act,i which the
Senate, under the guidance Of it's leading
shoemaker, has hurried though /. all its
stages with scarcely any debate. The bill
has yet to be considered by the House Of
Representatives, which through its niuyri-
~, has enanifestea 1 disposition 10 contest
it at every point, aud to employ every
privilege; every rule, and every artifce
which the forms of the House allow, to
obstrust its passage, with the hopeAa
very forloru one-that the inevitable 4th
of March will come, and find It still under
discussion, and therefore lost. The bill
is not so much intended to raise soldiers
for the conquest Of the South as to supply
an armed force. under, the. pressure of
which the pvxtjslection fofitbeP Presidency
will be conducted. The conscripts of
each State will be sent to do military duty
in StaaesP%fthsthe people of Iwhick4 they
have no sympathies. Ehe least dissatis-
faction expressed by. the people will be
construed into; treason Of danger; to the
public peace, sufficient teoiustify the p]ac-
ing of the State or district under martial
law. .Apd-ppder The operation Of MARTIAL
law the ,elaotj0fl will take place.
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TIRE SExsox.--fhe farmers up 10 this~ time
have done but little spring work, in consequence
Of the septinued rains, which for some time
past!ha iaept the earth so very wetthat plsngh-
ing .tosnt considerable extent hasSbeeh impossi:
Sle.l NpSoats, have yet been sowpin this cophty,
HAT We fs.s=eAieard of, and little or 10 Efound
prepared for corn. The roads, too, have been
worse this winter and spring than ut any time
within the recollection of the oldest inhabitants
Fr lrY, poweyeS fFo~ v4rous, sources, thai
" sretias sAPat l4ess Tslb "ed sptoT%iff' {
handsome yield. ~
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SusogEHASSA FIsHERiEs. We learn that fish,
lug has commented IN hostof Tie Shore and fodi
fisheries on the Susalehanna and head waters Of
the Chesapeake Bay, but mp. to this time bit
few fish have been caughr aShad wore selling p
day or two since at Havre-de-G Grace for seventy
fvcccntsa pair an unusually high priee.at this
season of>ihe year. High winds and lad wcatllt-
or has also Irendafed gilling Improbable, So FIR
the gillsrs have done, but little usually at this
tiPs in April their business is lucrative and
brisk. 81 iA t.t. q, .g-r 3d,npuV .,E.g- n.
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.1,,.3 : LARGE STOCK OF @.T
.MER CHAND1SE FOR SALE

1--WE entire STOCKyAND FI.XTURES
Lat the cltl Store Stand, corlier Of
Nam street alhd Port Deposi,e avenue, Bel
All, is offered II private SALE, A rare OPP
.pbr,unity'is now offered to any one wish
ing 10 engage il tie business. t%dsL "
TO-, Terms of payment very favorable, III the
purchaser should need i credit sfodG
IN The premises can Be rented ifthe rar-
chaser wishes il. The sock il welf.se-
lected .snd IN great variety, and fiK,ihes
will, fn!l their supplies on rt1bst favorable
terms at retail. STOVES pEf}WS and
CASTINGS On hahd8i@@7a5ls 9aldi ID
10. Persans indebtediare tedaes,eaI,o paw
up at oSnics.ees. .n+ ''Ry JAMES HEBRON. :.
BEL AIN, March 18th, 1853. z y q
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Notice to Creditors,

.ATOTICE,is hereby given to thea ereG-
IN tors (lf anyl Of the firm Of Snmorls
s. Briseoe9 10 fle their, claims, duly an
'then'ieated, with q he, Clerk Of lhe Circuit
Court qtor Hartford county, on Of. before
lha122d day Of May neM I..u,roll ai.i"'.
& PERSONS indebted to said firm are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment, as
Acknowledgements, with be, granted. sar
HERMAN STUMP. JR,.
apl7 II .|Ilfll Receiver.
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ID 7 II ID
Departed this life (suddenly) April 1st, Mrs.
PAMELA B. ARCHER, in the slst year of her

Departed this life (suddenly) April Jst, Mrs.
PAMELA B. ARCHER, in the Slst year of her
age. # Ely
She passed: away in the evening twilight, when
the glad bigdshad hushed their joyous strains Of
music !tit seened) in honor of the bright immor-
ard tic gentle winds, fnurmuriEg through the
tree tops, uttered a sad sad requiem to the be-
reaved friends hearts. Eighty winters had pass
ed over her lead, when she was called to join
the loved ones gone before, there to wait the
low ones left behind. Hers was not only life
of precept, but; of practice. She faterea not in
what she felt 10 be right. The angel Of Death
laid his icy hand up n her, leaving her still
lovely form for tie grave but she is not there
already has the decaying tenement put on the
saintly beauty ofltlie hest. She is now bright
guiding-star in the armament of love. Through
her entire life patienee was the sentinel Of her
soul. She trusted in the living God mistaken
to the last In her were blended the rarest vir-
tues of truth, chastity and fidelity. She left Us,
as she lived, with . name unsullied with soul
without SPOT Or BieinisH. fHer generous, I'M
sel6$i aets b. love eonstjnte her hest epitnph---
her Highest mohument on her It may he said
truly, she lived not, for. herself, And when de-
prived by Death Of her good and devoted hns--
band, fife seeds so&n hotr;h hin, and her bori
most abundant fruit, and they will again spring
up and bear an abundant fold She sleeps side
by side with him, SHE fot cd most on earth. Uni
ted in life, They were not long separated bythe
Great Deliverer. o, ycC sohs and daughters Of
affection yeloScl anes ofe ,arth, pilgrims in the
vale Of varied jo|Aahd 'woeA-weep not for her -
Let your sorruw ,ie .spothed-your grief be as
suaged-7your mourning he chhstened by the
bright hopeoT iunhpftaiiXl 7gWbo shall. receive
the next summons we know not hut another, lis
no doubt already selttaea o. Let rs be ready, and
leap with JOY 10 meet them, Us we are severally
selected to try oarTreiiance orlolH5 knowledge of
ipms999' tally. 49,; r., s.cJ .,,,, ,,....,,
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!. ,F0R'SALE,9

fine stock OF young HORSES, ..,ys.
Y. In hcma3 SS5 years DID, gotten IN
.byFranE Pietce. Sherman Morgan and
SSthef wei known 'hofsessad gagi1e
Also, af,splendia Black STALLION,
sired by the celebrated Morgan Black
iHayk77T6yet years, I'D; kind lin harness
and ardne saddle Horse, Can be seen seen for
ashort time atmyltMm, near BefiAira
apps JOHN STEWART
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AMOS SPENCER

vs.. Gas In the Circuit Court
En- SfRNcEn, Admir-, for H,rford County
And Heirs at Law. asa Court of Equity.
n RDERED, lhis1l5lh day of April, A. d.
" 1863, that the sales made aud -repor-
ted by ~; w: Archer, ESQ, Trustee in
the .,above entitled cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless ca6se to the contrarvEe
shown on or:befqfeshe 18th day Of May
next; provided Il copy of this order be
Published in some. newspaper printed in
Hartford County once a. week for three
successive weeks before The said 18th day
Of May. 80. -'' ~. -
Amount of Sales reported $s.2o6.
,.,, WIN. GALLOWAY, Clerk. 90
THE copy, -" TEST, dr,oH .2sb~aF
WILLIAM GALLOWAY, Clerk.
mhl3' - '-4k
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. Z ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

T'HIS IS To GIVE NOTICE That The, eal,-
Il scriber has. obtained from the Register, OF
Wills of Hartford copns Md, letters of admin.
istra'on on the personal estate If
-. ELLEN 5. MAcATEE, =
late of Hartford County, drcif" All person hay-
ing claims against said deceased are hcrebyspo-
fled to eShihir the.san,es with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or teiorc the ;,
. y, / ulEF day Of AqrH 1864
or they may, Otherwise by law I've excluded from
MI benefit Of said estate. -
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO make imhediute Payment. l,usa NJ i
Given uGdcr my hand and seal thsIlth day of
April, 1863. ,loa ...,I
httk 49, - IGNATIUS G. MAGaTEE.,-
dplIf Administrator
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tREMARKABLEi acknowledgements
sAnfefpl8yeep of the Baltimore and Ohio
rafltoaa Informs us Of fothe following Irc.
smarkable aecidentand escape :-4-A day Oh
two since, asa 1trainowas going east over
the above road ,faand was moving along at
a pretty rapid rate near Harper Fsrry,
tho yiBgineer observed d two horse ambu-
ilaHce crossing thestrack d short distance
ahead The engine, had sjust turned a
curve, saHd was So close upon she .npshicle
That Vie train could not be stopped sEho
hSrses had scrssseathssraek bat the amBu,
ilaase wpsJasf faifIyupon ityShen the pilot
struck she vehicle between the 'front.' ana
/ KindneAsi Ehesls!E 49, strange asitjmay
SEEM che horses were instantly separated
lff5m me ana6ala9ce, and the vehicledwas
lifted up ana squafsly seated nppa tile
bumpers Sfi Tho aenginus ,Ehessa It re-
|ihsiued Until the traiA lwas Stopped, IL
E1hS Mil ulaice cousaidedaaoisick soldier
a0d i6uf orr tfiv9 officers, ahoheDos aLom
we're Injured The slightest wlearee. =
The h6rssssAlsSi sses Ped uu hurtuij Inw rs q,
ne gafded nip bie aef the nest remarkable
leScapes Oh ipeeerd -alsiJV NEEDING 7uUslsls
! Jpd ,fsb4llR ii eaob sytI aG .Tsfjod
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IN PAIR ofvTwin B FULL CALVES, full
IA, bred Defon. one wear old. ssThey
will be sold together, but not separate
lfnot soidd,x the frstiof June, they will
Ibesxchahsedior oxen. asT6
,a,on -. THOS. b. SWAHRT,
~ INSsaf Abihgdohs, Haffofd Co, MID.
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To Correspondents.

n! 4 r. LIZ, ffNL.
All comunnicatiaHs Tor phblicatiou .Jist be accom-
panied with the real al The author, aiien-
tion aSiI paid then, Tho real Of the author
will not be published unless desifsd, but we cannot
coasenh toiussr eonnan'eaa aasss we know the
writlr' 7 .i..f Ny rr ,.-
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= T'TH I'M ,3OI"ITl n 70 .s-JI
State Of Parties in America.

IA
\ - ~ al. 4, - ..erb III
o'ate OF Faftles III AmeiAca' lu
\ i.[Corres,ondsaee Of the london Tis'es.] bG'
W,sH1seToS Feb pa few DAYS
in this Cts are sufficient to satisfy any
disnussiopate - inquirer that the domi.
nant marty has crown deliberate. and that,
baviug failed TO subduetfic South, it IL li.
rectinv itsfreniaiipiItts efer9ics it4 tho sub.
iI;uationn. dsl aiths Nofthf lIEe @iiiEatuation
oftbee Reppoublicai}}s is afnsost Uncomfortable.
They Z are i.s and alsays have Been, iii mi
no nH II an the lcohscrvatiye ofeelibg-all
the instinct OF c6e491ail lie interests Of
co col mn re- all Thu Glorious traditions Of
the Republic arc Against their party. In
its favor are tue CORRUPTION of politicians,
contractors and swindfers; the baseless as.
sumption of nati6aalitsi fBa. exists but
in theory;; the passion that lis led . upon
bloodshed the ipsolent tyranny that
would assimilate conflicting, opinions hy
the ace ncy of theesword-; and ,,,he sill
niose odious tyrapny OF the pulpit, that
would crush nut the, last remnant of: civil
liberyJby the establishment, of saaguina-
rytheocracy WHICH would rather the white
race should pepish than shat liberty, in
the name of God and for the, advance,
,nent of His Elory. should not be given to
the blhckd Nr. LIIiuculn was, elected by
that party, ,s.isis has made himself its,organ
and its .instruaentu.dg boi4io,~,ao vI-,,
III has iIFsys. been "a defect in tie work,
ing aos. the Constitution THAT the .yspoils''
ot,psr,y, weresof necessityo ,eed istributed,
Oh, every. Presidential e,leetiou, smong the
needy proicssioualt politicians sliy whose
agencies the SUCCESS of THE parsy candidate
,wus assureddi lrp the laysof peace and
psospetity ,eesapasa.iyely little Tbprm ,,vas
iohelsd0 nysct .ofs ;treed VI rreusl land in,
oompetcpt spublic .serNaids was displseed
toanaRc room fur another with the same de-
fects, and in a minimized central Covers
ment, such as that i'm piled in d federation
OF selt.goyeruiun, States, the, evil \ was
neither very. extensive noryefy oppressive.
;esulps 30 ~ fur a. itiimpaired butHc NOR.
.aliiF, mud debassd H,beYrchafacter of the
uitizep. lgiBut.in. a. tire of, public peril.
.uhsaI aila whole; fabricrof,soclety, was sha.
Avu9 ia,tso rigid adherence to .the,eld, sys.I
tteru of pattY adapipistratiou, has, brought
the n or1hern half of, the, Repablie to. the
rpsry fsergeiof, a. second distaptiop. The
DIRE anew to power, and do. not
know 4,i,w to WELD iss There is no: !. man
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-17
Capture, Of British Vessels by Federal
4 j Il / II Cruisers. ? 10

The account of the dongs of the Fed
raj Admiral Wilkes at St, Thomas shows
how dangerous are relations between the
United States and Great Britain, when the
former is represented ON the sea and in
neutral ports By an officer who sets at de.
iance all international law, and tersonal
tBnrtesy9 Had the Pheion been vessel of
less Rfte,i itis; probable that Wilkes would
have fulfilled his threat to seize the Two
British steamers designated blockade rup-
ners, but which were M reality san a law
full voyage to Nassau, there to discharge.
But the pot-valiant Yankee admiral had
Nc stomach for fight with the finest frig.
ate in the British nav, talthoaghdhe had
two vessels to one. Il The circumstances Of
the case might easily laseobeep different
Wilkes might have captured theisteaIners
before the arrival Of the Ihh@ton, and the
latter would have bern obliged to retake
chem, ut any cost; Or ifti1e Federal force
had been the greater, WILKES might aud
probably would have, Ghs ited the contest
| rom which he shrank!9G" oht T. pa HG I,
PR We pointed out the other day the ut.
the illsgalty. of the capture by the lFsderals
of tile British Steamer ettrho6'l bound to
,,Matamofas,I against which The comniaader
Of the 'Phatda protesicdi ashd4here Gamble
tno doubt that Had British cruiser fallen
III With her when in charge ofthe eaptors,
II would Have endeavBdred toretake- her.
1i91Ali'the' British ici4uishfsoin Wess Indian
watefs Satyte received express Instructions
hot to'alloR the capture Of British vessels
regularly cieaied for iitutral ports, anaiil
their proper course; and If necessary TO re-
take Sspth' VESSELS. More than tlosen
such Illegal captures Have been inadesdu.,
ring The past twelve iinbufhs, and since the
beginning IF the year nearly every British
vessel bound for Nassau Or Metalnoras, ),
fallen iip, with BY FederaE cruisers has been
taken and sent, In as q prize TITS impos.
| sibls that this state Jf.things can last
without d collision, and the conduct Of
I Admiral Wilkes justifes The beaiefbthat
he Is acting under Instructions from his
! governments 10! bring about a irupture be-
ftweer The United States and Great Bri.
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inq 80 ld2 alania I'D -a4ld I-ueH 9G3
+ &iRBMARkABLEi RAILRoAplNcRDENT,--
| Anfehpl8yes'ofI the Baltimore and Ohio
j II cfLx. u e. .ts = II M.