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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24
From the Washington Constitutional Union ]
Cox eu Preachers and Judge
Snuiiu.

( From the Washington Constitutional Union
I Cox eu Preachers and Judge
SpaiinI.
In the HOUSE OF Representatives, Mr.. Cox,
oil Ohio, in discussing the proposition to a.
mend the enrolment bill by exsmpting min
islers ol the gospel said
am opposed 10 exsmptiDg ministers oI
the gospel rom their share of the duty of
putting down this rebellion. 1t is general
bsliei among large part Of the people Of
this country, both North and South, that
the most pestilerous class OF human beings
those who have iomenied secession at the
South and disunion Ia the North-haye been
the cler inca. And they are still ioment>
! itg hute, i'll will, and unkindness among the
people. And now, gentlemen come here
and says that their procession forbids them
TO engage IN the shedding oil blood, and that
I therefore they should be exempt from mill
/ tary service. Sir, cannot recognize that
as any argument tor such exemption. | am
| opposed to this class legislation. cannot
recognizs any difference between ministers
of the gospel and men belonging TO any 9TH
er procession. After all it is nothing but o
| business, and in the matter ofalegance ey-
| cry man, whatever may be his business owes
his allegiance to his country.
| My colleague Mr.. Spaldingl thinks am
mistaken when say that rebellion has be en-
fonentsd by ministers ofths gospel, South
/ and North Ny colleague said 10 his speech
! the other day that he had shaken hands
wi rebels on Johson's Island, and the he
| would rather shake hands wi such rebels
| ihan with soms men on this side OF the
/ House. ,r -
! You were at home shaking hands with
rebels | was not here when you made that
tsierence or ! c,uld have given you some
thing more than mere words about loyaltS
and patriotism. | would have proved J ou tc
be seditious m1D. '' E"'
/ My colleague has been himself engaged
along with ministers Of the gospel in lis own
district, singing anthems and glorlfying old
John Browns Sedition. Laughter. More
than that, sir, my colleague was engaged
again and ngain in Ohio in trying to break
down The laws OF the United States, and |
can prove him from papers in my desk to be
seditionist and revolutionist. lie is q
cospirator against the Federal Government.
can prove, by papers in my hand il
had time to do it, that the gentleman, along
with these ministers who woul now be ex
smpted. have for years persistantly rebelled
against the Federal Government, have striv-
Ga to stir up hate and revolution between
she States, to inbroil them in cOuhict, and
by violence TO ovsrrun laws which had bsen
decided to be valid by the Supreme Court
of the United States. You presided over o
convention call for that purpose, and you
are not the man, sir, to impusn my loyalty !!
stood here fighting against cession and
revolution, while you, in Ohio, during all
that time, were alternating the sections and
producing civil war, BY ycnr insurrectionary
and rebell!ous conduct.
1t is said that Mr. Spauldidg covered and
squiImed under the lash OF MS colleague like
whipped spaniel. .-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24
A Mild alaSiiceasaeMe.

The AlbsBy IN. W Statesman, a most
ultra and bitter radical Republican paper,
finds scme fault with the Administration Of
its party q, Washington. This fault it ex.
presses in the following energetic terms:
pack OF sharks, hungry, villanous and
incorrigible, have fastened upon the public
treasury and depleted il at the rate Of mil
lions monthly; that the patronage Of the
Federal Government has been bestowed up-
on those with whom the electors, il allowed
an exercise OF choice. would have absolutely
refused all dealings, until high places Of trust
are held by known and convicted cormorants
and men drive fast horses and live in free
stone houses purchased with United States
greenbacks, who ought to be pegging shoes
nsStatet Prisons .te @s''' ~ @as
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24
a7th Day of February, 1864.

20 tbs highest bidder for cash, the entire prop
eriv anS road OF the Steubenvilie land Indiana
Railroad Company, lying uithln the Towns OF
Steubenviile and Newark, aud between The
same, and the branch of said road .from Cadiz
junction to the town of Cadiz, including all
rights Of wav held aud contracted for by said
Company, the superstructure and tracks thefei
on, all side tracks, turnouts, depot grounds and
buildi 1gs thereon and appertaining thereto; in
. clnding also part Of said premises, all ma
chine shops, turn tables, W ater stations, ware
houses, lots and lands used in operating said
read and held by the Company lor that purpose;
and all the engines, locomoti9 es, cars, machi=
merry, tools, and all other property used in oper-
ating maintaining, and repairing said road, be-
longing 10 said Company. and all other, the
franchises. rights and privileges of said Steu
benvilIc and Ind am Railroad Company, which
under the laws ut ths State OF Ohio, are suba
ject TO Judi cial sale, and may pass thereby
And in making said sale, the plant of said road
with all real estate and fixtures belonging and
appt rteuant thereto, will be sold entire; but the
locomotives, cars, rolling s. ock and personal
property not attached of said company, will be
sold seperatey, and to avoid sacrifice, at not
less than two thirds Of the appraised value
thereof. r....-
The amount Of first mortgage lien S2,378,325
The amour, oil second mortgage lien l,3l4,44l
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24
Forcing Social Equality will, Ne

URSsN8 DoCiAs E4MAhey ~hta NC@
| -fr Er0eS. q
Senator Sumner, the Abolition dies
tator Of the Senate, yesterday again
disgraced himself and brought the
blush to the cheeks of white manhood,
by offering resolution to force rail-
road companies to allow negroes to
ride whenever and wherever they
please in the cars with white people.
During the debate Mr.. Grimes rejoi
ced in having had the privilege of RI
ding in cars With negroes Wash
ington Constitution.
We suppose the next thing in order
will be a bill to force white people to
eat, drink, sleep and marry negroes!
We are now having an Illustration of
what the Republicans mean by liberty.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24

, /. rx s--<---p >zr---@--------. Z Il p
KINDLY SHEPHERD "A According to the
Dundee Courier, the minister OF large con-
gregsticn in Dundee, Scotland, was recently
interrupted in the course ofthe forenoon scr,
moh By the repeated coughipg fhis audi.
tors Pauaingin the midst Of observations,
he addressed bis congregation to the follow
ing effect: "Youl 90 about tho streets at the
New Year time---you get drunk, and .gst
cold, then you eomr here and cough, cough
ike park OF artillery. think | must
give you vacation Of six weeks, that you
may have time to get sober, and regain your
heal sgsin."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24

tTThe Tribune asked the loyal men who
continue to admire General Mcclellan why
the Ne,Vs, the advocate Of peace, publishes
his report The answer doubtless is, be-
cause the News is an enterprising newspaper
and wants to give its readers the news oil the
day, from what ever quarter it comes, and
because it is doubtless aware that General
McClcllan's skilful plans and vigorous mills
tary operations while in command doubtless
did more for an effectual and permanent
peace than all the rest Of she fighting since,
this side Of the Allsghanies.
BIT will the Tribune have the goodness to
explain to US why the Government, which
once suppressed the Nevs, now permits it to
be published and to advocate peace, resis
tance. resolution; and why the executive
who keeps Mr.. Vallandgham in exile per
mis- Mr. Fernando Wood on The floor o
Congress and elswhere 10 so beyond Mr..
Vallandigham in bold and fearless advocacy
OF peace; and why General Burnside was
permitted to surround Mr.. Vallandigham
wita bayonets, while to day the White House
conservatory is ransacked to. adorn Mr.
Woods parlor with flowers.
The Tribune accuses these peace men .oi
being ORATORS" That is its language, and
it asks why are all the TRAITORS friends o
General Mcclellan? We ask the Tribune
why President Lincoln and his cabinet are
all ot them the friends OF q 'traitor?"-W,
| Y. Wpd.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24
Steubenville, Ohio,

the pl sce designsted in the decree for sale
amt between the hours of Twelve O'Clock, noon
and three o'clock, p. m, Of the
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24

|
SUGAR MILLS,
A LII KINDS OF FOUNDRY AND MA.
IN chine Shop Work, Y" '-''s .- ''"|
Threshing Machines Mill Gearing tor s; ws
Irons for Bridges, Grist Mills,
Coal car Wheels, Cast Iron Fronts,
Truck IL wagon'wh'ls 6 -- Windows,
Window Weights, +" Door SilIs,
Bolts and Nuts cut and - Door Steps,
made to order 4, 9 Coal Van
Cast e. Wrought Screws Shafting and .Pulle
furnished to size Turning and Plan g
Steam Boilers made and Iron, GE9t
repaired, 0w Fancy Crates, Ega
Plew Points and wagon Common Crates, ,,3-
boxes, Counting house, Church
Portco, Garden and and Office Stoves.
Grave Yard fencing. au4 10 is1ti1 sf
\ Or Wa have a new and Improved WATER
WHEEL, which has boen awarded the premi-
um over ALL COMPETITION. .,,l,.,. + =. ,t,-t,l4
Our facilities for work are lsrge, and having
an extensive assortment Of Patterns, we can
promptly I'LL almost any order in our branch OF
sa8i 80 se!sii MEANS g. BROTHERS. q
!, \. (. oLsagil GSteubenville' ohlo' a
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

cyHATTRRRD CONSTITUTIONS RRSroRRD Ut 1HA
guaranteed remedy, Or Powers wssenge os iAfe Of
acc 81 Franklin sreein sss l~ae ,han oihs~ r,ed
cine All ihose contemplating uanisss eaoN@ ta.a taa
ria rrstsdae rol3sJg.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
LEGAl. NOTICES.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, soUTHRGN DIs
u rict Of New York, ss-wheeas libel Of information
the District Court Of the nted States OF
Amer for The Southern Dstc, OF New York, on the 10Th
DAY Of sercber In the year OF our Lord one housand
stht hundred vtr four BY Y. Delared smith ESQ.,
usisd ssses Dsci Attorney or tho seuthera Dise, Of
York. behalf OF the United States, again
steamer "A Vance her tacte a. AMI csrro and where
s,as aud earo prize about
ths luk day September 1864 in the Atlantic Ocean in
Longitude degrees aud ~ wc latitude IS degrees
north BY the United States steamer Santiago de Cnba Cap
tain o. Gibson united StAtcs Navy, commanding and
prougt the rort OF New York and ing thai aid
amer her tackle &o and cargo rnsy be Condemned
lsxvf pr.fe OF United atss
pursuance ot tho monition under the seal of the said
10 and de vsrcd do hereby pubic
potce persons claiming The said steamer her tackle,
40 and cargo, In manner Interested thersn thai
bv before the sail District Court held
Al he cy New york in and for The said scuh-rr Dis
trr nf Nrw YORK. the attn dsy OF september
eeyen the foreaoon OF that day (prcvtdad
ssme shall day Of jurisdiction, Otherwise the
dsv OF jurisdiction thereafter u then and there
shs claims and TO make their segatons Ia that behalf
dated this ifth dav OF September, laS4.
ROBEHr NCNnAy, Unted states Marshal, 90
w. rrt.8tKLp Sstfu. rnitvd Sslcs Dsliist AtUas, sr
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

MRS MARION JAMES, INDEPENDENT CLAIR
M vsyanl oi East sevsntsensh street. Of Third
hwsu aed busnss. arairs ay, dstscss iress
eli female a'ssasss hsfsrsaoss Uvsa Gentlemen 40, "a
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

nR RIcoRD's EsSEkCE or LIfR RBsToREa
manhod 10 tas de ebiitaisd 10 four weeks from what
evsr oauss arisus fAlure is possible priec IS
susntfss tor 80 PHILIP ROLAND.
Sos Agent for The United sAsss ~ Brooms strest fs~
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

NJ tDAMt vsirEvs cLAtrrcyANr vty BE sE&S
AM At ner rooms Jk streas ns'y h's '.rt
a uts 'rst y 1l,vn, an0 gees iotST aNfa-& t"71'
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

TAR POWERS, 81 FRANKLIN STREET CAN RE CON
sutsd gratis with unpar aeled ait female
romnlsinis His Periodcal Drops 81 per bottle expfsasy
sn, ahsii, i, aie cRsSs Beware of limitations
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
mEsssti,,..

c.SD-ro 1nE LADIES CHARLES LGTz. X
"a d. Professor q! Obstetrics and Sgr-sry. and over
ICES pos tive every .sdy urug apecia mrics
o. sarsc. ,fns ~ nj C.n % .9nsna.d wv zoe .,nn. %
only ULcte MS n@y.fIAinR monNy nsi e,aet can
be obtanea- Pice - $1,000
A pvicg - LaniEs.--os POWERS, q tsAsEtIs
,s se,sr- asmsallrs rs,sicai os trrsicA lreasnsn.
ommanicst sps sscretit ronadsniis
Ii DISEASES, FROM waATEvEa Gauss pRp-
"A duced. saay sad sicce $50 irea1s =, as
pesrAsD Bat ope inlsrs. = ns $500. nsoasd s
ic,i attendance Residence i0i siRta hvenur opposite
K snts srset Relief warranted N twenty fonr heurs
pvtce TO MARRIED h,ptis MADAME REs.
"A n,kL nro',s o. sqwlf.Fy Gan o. cons .., ,,s Is
Pins No tprirs si, No. 2, wash are four degrees
srog.r han .na can reysri are safe End seaahy;
DIR wrss ~ rIxr-agsEasBK rHg sUsx Place
a. 20, ,a ,s .,ysnssa pr wAaps od srasli,seS
snc s Fsnshn &dvice free rna small charge Tor
medicines
<,.urloS 20 LApIEs.--DR. A NJ M,URIcEAu.
1 pnss..or o, surae~y and Ohsistrics must inprrss
mon lasle thai mode 81 IL the on'y
eat. aS on. ,sss e. oe iss Va Iosr
street His usie MONTH, sg-eic ssni BY mail: price b..
nn HUNTER rs IN CONSTANT ArrsSpAScs
~ irom n ,hc u1orn,as ~, a. aishs 2, ais oase
No. DIVISION street, nsw ro,a ely, sns. issa c.srss,
she rsisnl NO one hut the doctor himself HIS Won
ars r. ,s, wssa rs..r p ana a.. az
other remedies fsi cures wibol. dssng or reselon ia
NE ng nan Elects @ 81 al Other rsssss arss Is new s.ss
in hours; cures wlthsu, the dreadful
an.n, ss 2, ~ .nnssns tie r.nS AM bs,,aoou, sn,
thai blood s sure 70 absorh unlcss ais remedy used
THIS on ss. hs Viii ser- W. w r ne si bn w nep
worf T rsrea 20 colorsd pctures worth all the oilers
put together.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

nNg YEAR vOLUNrREPs wAErgD-rHIs DAY.
y S50J ,ast 10 hsnd S1 government bounty Furlu
anied Ke lei 10 families Apply to Capt ). I. SWEET.
Ton Halle. s3 bo~ery
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
r-yr.YT,-~ Avn vavIL.


M MAkiNS cox j.. ANlEa, mas DAY. THhEh
'i 10 "a mea Tor the above service Tor whom va viii pay
,he hg-s. 0cuniiea cash hand. Gail a. 80 rAr& Fo"
4.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

pARTIEs wIgHIN6 VOLUNTEERS OF SUBSTITUTES
tor Que or three b. supplied on reasnnshs
terms by applying the Army and Navy ofoe Is Nassau
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

CUBsrlTUTEs wANTED-goR ONE AND THREE
- years The hghss. cash bogny VIII he paid also vo
teers highest bounty. No bumbng swindle. CA
my office, No. A Hudson street, Hoboken. N, !.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
ICE TO SUPERVISORS
AND CITIZENS GENERALLY.

AND CITIZENS GENERALLY.
YN volunteers ready to be credited 10 asy IOWA
hssuty In New York stats for one or three yeara
rown AM county quotas promptly nlled
Alien and substitutes ana REPRESENTATIVES, cen %
Arpnp,y furpi-hed In any numbers -
Ippfcstions by Telegraph letter viii ss a,,sndsd V
promptly. c.S....... u,.,--
= ssoci alton Of New YORK
"'''' 'iS Lem, cn"u,, Il " wfsvrxLp SIMPSON.
Captain n. McNtCAOl~ ....,, -.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

StUBSTITUTES WANTED-AT TIE HIGHEST BOUN-
- ty years. also volunteers at the high
bounty. Cali my ohce. I43 Washiugt street HOBO
KEN N. j. VICTOR DIESENBERG
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
s~r.---1r-.


RROADwhY TuEATRR
~ Corner uf sr3adsa and Brooros street.
uEPAhALLSLsD sUCCass
- uF TIE aRsAr COMEDIAN.
JOHN OWsNS
The ucc~ss of q " msserly artist reaches 20 nu~ph
York and hrang leave H. unable 60 had s'snd
Every NlaHr TIL FuaTHra r NOTICE
Third week OF son feyiors Great Gofnasys
yo.,,. erttsrsv NoilAs NJ Y,,r y n,,,,,
wlrH 4 GRRAT PRESENTATION SCEsH
To conciuds with y yensi spien1it psr. onaaon Of
anLON SHtN8aE
THs GREATEST BIT or CaARAorRa ACTING
KNOWN
great tragetian, Edwip Forrest Who witnessed tho
publicly pranonneci it Nne % Ae
nas brilliant compete rUJnphs og genius Which aAd
under his oh3ervsunn.
- No ADVANCs IN PRICES
Dreas Circle and Psr4urt 6V ceuts secured Sesta Is
cents; Family Crols, 70 centa; trcaestra Chars 81
w ALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manage. ......,.- Mr. Wanaez
stage Manager Mr. Lester Nalisrx
The theatre viii upca
Foa THa USUAL Fail AND WINTER SEASON
MONDAY. SEPF. 10
During the The eabshu,eut AZ been thoroughly
EkNoyATED cLHANsEp AND REPAIRED
The overture Will commence ~ ~, the curtain Will Iis
Immediately 90 its eoncluslou
NOTICE
Secured seats retained t tho ena o. tbs f-s ac, a.
does pot Ocnpy then fksen
early attendance is respect uy snggesied D.
PRICES
Admission as seats In drcss circle 81.
crchestra 81 80; family cirs, ~ cents
Mr. Bouc,cau produced Tor the hTst time IA s pros-ns
form. entitled
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

LrOxs oLp BOwERT EVERY MIGHT
* The and gorgeous spectacle.
KIM HTS or ST fOHS,
Or Tax BANgER or FINK
which hAs been Tor time in prenArst0u.
REGARDLESS OF EXPENSE.
Nee Scenery aai New Dresses New Machney Propertos
and New Music
G. l.. Fot y. 3 s.udley Harry Chapmaa. c. Nchoa y.
Flsod, @ X Fov McClaskey
Mis. x penviI M, II Chapman
THE FULL COMPANY AND NUMEROUS AUxIILA~
RiES.
sncs Morslus nv Mite Martlne':i and Mous Bsp stsa
Ausasble farce aud draaa, Al duss.oa ~ the 'essea
an 4 Fox-
The New York herald., 1864-09-19


WATCHES. JEW ELRY, 10.
A soIITAIHF CALIFORNIA DIAMOND gtso goH
"A &C - Closer FOR = Solitaire Pln for ~ ~, Cus
Ter for es. s hes sol Pio and Earrings sis, All mounted
In od 10 gold aud cannot hs deectcf ttsm r real
diansaL ORIGINAL Il. JAtObss AV bt0Au~S
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS MorNThp IN SOLID 10
~ carat go.d os the beautiful des sos 90 closely
initiated deevs the best ,ndges o. the real Amonds
sdies set crosses Ac First introduced
BY n i<;s anA tbs mmsnsc QUANTITIES. ssa Aess their
POPULARITY. orfihal " JAVVbss ~ bs"Aa"1.
T,ouPosITfov PLATED AND FIRE GILT WATCHES,
orcinsi Z. JACOBS, toT Broad say
4 OUIs ANRicH. 723 BROADWAY tNEw YORK
Il A Hotsll. give, usual. thirty cent
msn IN IN. Dismouds old Cold and silver Iurs
Camel Hair Shswis, or any articles OF virtu.
v1yArcHEs DIAMONDS. SILVER AND GOLD FANCY
w Goods bought for cssh, st the highest vanatou,
sin siy lots exchanged. Orig pal L. JACOBS S9
Broadway. EstAbiished to<A
VVATcHEs. WATCHES, WATCHES, FOR GREEN.
w backs 40 prices The cheapest place TO supply
Yourself With = Watch fs st the Original JACOBS tT
Esoadway Estsbisbed " yesra Every watch ssrastsd
BY special guarantee
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

CsUBsTTTUTES AND VOLUNTEERS WANTED-FOR
- and shree years Supervisors and se ec want
ing men will o vel ca ut the New Ysrk Army and
Navy Recruiting CompAnys Office, go Broadway, undcr
IN q
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-03-25
From the Legislative Record.
SPEECH OF
HON. B. F. MEYERS,
OF BEDFORD COUNTY,

OF BEDFORD COUNTY,
r.Sured in the House Of Representatives, March
! g. 1864, on the oil to provide compensation for
b,.,s sustained from rebel ra'ds etc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
Arrival Of the 2Oth.


The noble old 10Th Indiana. Colone
Taylor. came in yesterday about noon
Their arrival was greeted with the. firing
Of cannon aud many other demonstration:
of Joy by their friends. They were met Al
the depot by Gen. Darlington and mum.
Der Of citizens. and escorte up Meridian
street to Washington. and thence to the
Soldiers Home. by Hahn's band. cheering
them with real Union music and Sweet
Home airs. They made fine appearance
in their marching. keeping the step and
crarying their guns with as much care a
,hough they were on inspection for admis
sion to some honorable post. The mer
had all obtained new suits in Washing
ton, which aided much to their good
looks, and made them feel reasonably
proud. g -. .2Ioff g tgt
Arriving at the Soldiers Home, Gen,
Darlington addressed them in few pleas
ant remarks. bidding them welcome home
complimenting thera on their soldierly
bearing, de-, after which they stacked
arms and went to dinner and quarters
They viii have reception. we understand
to morrow. 1t should have taken place
to-day. As the men. had their furloughs al
ready for the signatures Of the proper off
GERS last night. and are anxious to get
home. But the ladies' will have more
time to prepare dinner worthy the vet.
erans.- Indianapolis Journal, .fsa< -,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

The REGuLAroR--Where goods are sold
81 one price invariably. and that the very
lo~est DER cost ~ilf Justify. andTwhere
the stock is always kept replenishcd by
weekly slditi,ns. is now enjoying large
run OF custom. The Doctor intends start
ing East in few days to purchase his
spring stock. and as he will take the cash
along to bay with. he will, Of course buy
at The lowest figures and sell accordingly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

Books FOR THE CAMr FIREs-No. 2--is
ready. 1t is claimed to bs the cheapest
original work yet published. 1t contains
l04 pages. minion. and spirited illus
trations. It's entitled-Clotellc: a Tale
of the Southern States. by w. w. Brown,
native Of Kentucky. Price TEN CENTS;
for which i sill be sent TO any address,
postage paid. by the publi>ber. James Red
path, Boston. No. 8, Tale by Balzac.
'.the Dickens Of France" will be issued
soon. On Picket Dpty, BY Miss Alcott.
No. lsof this series. has gone to its 81
edition 1000 were sold in three days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

CoNxIrrsD.-Joscph WAIKIKI ekami-
nation on the charge Of killing Niles Nc
Elrsth. which commenced on Thursday
last. was not conclulei until late Satur
dsy afternoon. He was remauded for tri
nj Tor murder in the second degree. tn,
Jus.ics refusing to sdmit him to BAIL
TAers are differences Of opinion in regard
60 the justice of this decision. We did
not hear the testimony. The punishment
for murder in the second degree. in thi,
Skeas.. IS imprisonment in the penitentiary
for life; for. murder in the first degree
either hanging or imprisonment for life. a.
the jury may End; for mauslaughter, i'm
prisonment for not less than two years o.
more than twenty. 80 = ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

Coon CooKs.-Ladies, if Jon would be
known as good cooks. and would avoid
the modification of having poor biscuit
for tea when you have company. use D.
B. DrLand & Co.'s Chemical Saleratus.
and that only. and be careful when You
buy to get the article in red papers: for
there is . counterfeit put up in green.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

WAGON AND CARRIAGE MANUFAcToRy
MIR. A. p. Elliot. one Of the best work
men in his line in Northern Indiana. is en-.
gagged in manufacturing wagons and car.
'riages in South Plymouth. His work al
ways gives entire satisfaction. and we are
grati6ed to learn heis enjoying an exien.
sive custom. having orders always ahead
notwithstanding he employs several hands
He intends as soon as he can procure more
hands to manufacture still more extensive.
ly, and II possible get ahead of his orders
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
Release Of N ajor White Of Pennsyl-
vania by the Rebels.

HAnRIsBUEG. Thursday. March ia
private dispatch to the Clerk of the SEN
ate announces that Major White. late
State Senator. whose absence male lock
in our Senate. is on his way from For
tress Monroe to Baltimore. When real
to the Senate. there were deci.lel demon.
STATIONS of qualification. especially on the
Democratic side. Republicans told them
distinctly their demonstrations were hyp-
ocriticai. Major White is released as soon
as Mr.. st. Clair is elected. The Copper
heads make no'hing by his detention.
Comment is useless.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
From Idaho.

DENVER CRY, March 15,-Bankers d.
rect from Ijabo. who were fully prepared
to buy gold there, deny that Sl5.0O0,0v0
await transportation. They could only
buy few thousands gi'ss7 r. -
Discoveries are as yet quite limited. 81
Stocks Of good are light. but merchants
are selling in anticipation Of large arrivals
in the spring. ee - sr
No mining was done during the winter,
in consequence of severe weather.