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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

Arthur's Home Magazine for June is very in
teresting number and is beautifully illustrated
Terms, IN in advance. Address T. s. Artlnr
g. Co., Philadelphia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

r. NJ. T. Hunter has been arrested and placed
on board gunboat in James river for safe keeping.
Ofcourse he has been DESTROYS of reunion for some
time, being satisfied that resistance was hopeless
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

The residence Of the Governor of Indiana at In
dilnapolis was sold recently for sl2.5oO A new
mansion will be erected in healthier and more
agreeable location.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
Johnny Comes Marching Home

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has received
orders from the Government TO provide transporta
ton for fifty thousand men, to come West over the
road. These are the veterans of Shcrman's army
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
Barnum after Jeff,s Petticoats.

An agent of Barnum's was here to-day, says
Washington despatch of Tuesday, and offered $500
for the gown in which Jeff. Davis was captured,
while two prominent Chicago gentlemen have been
pleading for it as an addition to the Northwestern
Fair
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

1t is reported that there is trouble between the
blacks and whites at Lynchburg. Crooks cavalry
havc gone there to see about it,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

The Nashville Press learns that Gen. Forrest:
was killed by Capt. Valdez Of the rebel army, in
revenge for the shooting ofhis son.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
J RI. WILSON,
Brcvet VI nor General.
Macon Ca, Nav 1873. 80 4. IN.

Il.
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton.
Lieut. Col. Harden commanding the LIST Wis
consin regiment. has just arrived, from Irwinsvillc
lie struck the train of Davis at Dublin. Laurens
county, on the evening of the It'll. and followed him
closely night and day through the pine wilderness
Of Alligator Greek and Gien swamp ria Cumber-
lsnlsville to Irwinsvillc. At Conference.-The
Colonel Harden met Colonel Priehlrl with $50
picked men and horses of the 4th Michigan
/ Harden followed the trail directly South, while
Prtchard, having fresher horses, pushed down Oc-
mulgee towards Hopewel and thence by House
Creek to lrwinsville, arriving there at midnight on
the 9th. jeff Davis had not arrived From cit
izen Pritchard learned that his party were encamp.
ed two miles ont of the town. He made a dispo-
sition OF his mea and surrounded the camp before
day.
Harden had cam7cd at p. m. within two miles,
as he afterwards leaned, from Davis. the trail
being too indirect to follow, he pushed on ut 3 A.
m, and had gone but little than one mile
when his advance fired upon by the men of the
18th Michigan. A fight occurred, both parties ex-
hibiting the greatest determination. Fifteen min
utes elapsed before the mistake was discovered.
I The firing in the skirmish was the first warnina
/ Davis received.
The cppf0rs report that he hastily put on one Of his
rie's dresses and started for the woods, Closely
followed by our men, who at first thought him a
woman, but Seripg his boots trile h. ,rqs running
! they suspected his sex ut once. The race was
short one. The rebel President was soon brought
to bay. He brandished bowie knife and showed
signs of battle, but yielded promptly to the per-
sauson ofColts revolyers, without compelling the
men to fire. lie expressed great indignation at the
energy with which he was pursued, saving that he
had believed our Government too m ,gnanimous to
hunt down women and children. Mrs. Davis re-
marked to Colonel Harden, after the excitement
was over that the men had batter not prOUOke the
President or he ga hurt some ofthen
Regain behaves himself with dignity and rcsigna-
ton. The party evidently were makirg for coast
]. II. WILSON,
Brevct Major Ge -eral.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

The Swedish lBrandy-As its name indicates
is peculiar product Of the inventor, whose native
land is Sweden. 1t il an article having mellow
and delicate flavor, peculiarly rich and palatable;
is highly cordializcd, and especially adapted to the
use of all ladies, who may require an agreeable.
stimulating tonic imparting strength to the system
giving an increased vitality to the whole human
frame. 1t is a great favorte in Sweden, SO
much so that it may be styled the national bev-
erage. No family should be without it, Taken
in the shape of hot punch at night before going
TO bed. It IN likes delicious draught. producing a
healthy perspiration, dispelling cold more effect
ualy than any other mixture that can be taken
Try it once and be convinced.
c. W. ROBACK, Proprietor.
Sc, 50, 60 and g. East Third Street Cincinnati
27-ml
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
The indiana Oonspirators Respited

A dispatch from INDIANAPOLIS, dated Nav l6,
SAYS: A dispatch from Washington to Gen Hovey
announces a suspension of the execution Of Bowles
and Milligan until the LIST of June. and a
Communication of Horsey 8 sentence 10 imprisonment
for life.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
WuIsKERs. WHISPERS.

Do Won want whiskers or Moustache1 tur Grecian
Compound win force them grow the sothest face
or clin. hair bald heads, in SIX WEEKS. Price,
Loo Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed, receipt
of price. Address, WARNER co., Box 1885, Brooklyn,
Ny,
March q. 1855 n21yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

John C. Walker, it is sail, is in Cuba enjoying
himself Why DON. John CINE home7 what's
~ afraid of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

The trial of the Washington conspirators is II
progress tefore Military tribunal at that place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

SEWING MAcmyEs.-Persons wishing to pur-
chase Sewing Machines, either for manufacturing
or family use, will find 1t to their interest to call
at this office.
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nav I Iut uJlDTs clC.I
I'D. ID. PRirCHARp.
"I.ieut. Col. 4th MEXICAN cavalry.

The lst Wisconsin belongs to Logan's brigade
by Gen. Croxton. via Dublin. Col. Mcntz had dis
tributed his commln1 all along the south bank of
the Ocmulgee and Altahlma. This accounts for
the collision between parts of the lst and 81 dvs-
ions and shows the zeal Of the cavalry in pursuit
have directed increased vigilance on the part Ct
the command in the hope of catching the other as
sasSins Our dispositions of men are good, and 50
far none Of the rebel chiefs have been able to Get
through. Breckinridge's son was captured night
before last. eleven miles south of here. vii, send
further details as soon as received.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
o BS Err We ELL
The Noted Analytical Physician,
DIR. Y. CLARENCE PRICE.

THE only Physician Of his kind in the West, has me
with tho greatest gained better reputation,
fectcd complete cures, visited places longest
without missing engagement than any physician that
travels, has Oulived them all and become noted for his
skill in treating all chronic diseases of the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18

a PUBLICATION FOR LICENSE
IA Notice is hereby given, that will, in compliance
with the the State. at the next regular term Of tie
Marshall Indiana apply
for license retail malt voons sprituous and intoxica-
ting liquors in Quantities less than quart The location
on which PROPOSE sell s Is feet of the north side
Of Lot fortone 4i and fur AT feet Of the south side
Lot No. forty 1901 in the original plat Of tn. town ~ Ply
month. Indiana. = JACOB WECKERLE.
May 4, l865-n27-4t il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-18
I q q . +.

small birds 10 cruel whoever aids in DISCRIMINATING
rats is benefacfor. We should like Of
ponents give benefit If their experience in riv
ing these pests We need something besides
and traps for this Misunderstanding Amsrieas, " y
-. See "CosraK's" Advertisement in this paper.
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The Everett Statue.

The Finance Committee appointed under
resolution passed in Fancuil Hail. Boston
to erect statue Of Edward Everett, pub.
hsh IN the Boston papers an invitation for
general cooperation. The members of the
committee arc VIM. Gray j. Huntington
Wocott Geo. b Upton, Geo. G. Richard
son, \. Thaycr. VIM Endicott. Jr, j. IN
gcrsol Bowditch Francis Bacon. James l..
Little. William Amory, Albert Bowkcr. Al
bert Wright. and Otis Norcross The
subscriptions already received in Boston
amount to S7,4jO.
The committee say.
No people ever reached high degree
81 civilization who have not held in ycnc.
ration the memories Of their great mcn-
We recognize the influence of the founder.
OF our republic upon its history and growth.
ana we believe that similar influence will
hereafter bc required to preserve and per
pctuatc our institutions.
The general voice of the people of Mas.
,achusctt> dcsignate> Edward Everett ms
one Of those who ought to be remembered
IN alter times. His pure character. his nm.
firing industry. his public services. are EN-.
balmcd in the memory Of the two genera.
tons with which he has lived and the sur
vivOrs Of these generation deem him wor-
thy TO be presented to those who are to
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4 Rebel can for Peace.

The Ensign, a paper devoted to the inter
ests Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, published in Marion. Va. common.
ting upon Jetl. Davis Thanksgiving rrocIa.
nation. says
We hope the day will generally he oh.
served, and that there will be fastings nra,
crs, intercessions and giving of thanks for
all men, and especially for those that are in
authority. that we may lead q pcaccahlo
and quiet life in all godlincss and honesty.
The national heart should aeonize for neoce
We believe the people are heartily tired Of
the war. and would terminate il at once if
they knew how to do il honorably. Our
rulers, or rather servants, no doubt partalte
of the same feeling But we lack the nee
essary wisdom. We desire peace, but we
know not how to obtain ii. Let us pray
God to cnlighten the minds Of rulers and
people ii both sections. that they may see
eye to eye upon the great question of right,
and may be able to come TO terms conss.
tent with the rights of all, and with the
glory of God.
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ATTACHMENT.

= 7. UI-", IV0t n NIr0b 4. Drri. Guorlion ot
Ro',u Cannon, re. G,oU.i j. WiHiua,
1--WE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DEPEHD-
y ANT Is indebted to him and so abscond. that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be him, having oh.
tanned an original attachment against the OF the defend
ant made re1rnabe before John Gamble Ju,c. OF the
Peace Tor Boun courtyard the levied on his
property It's ordered by said Justice that
before him at his Office in ount county the day
ruary, e65 Or will be proceeded with pare further
ordered that this notice he published for four the
Knoxville Whg
febl-4t pf' JOHN GkuBIEJp
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como after them rs one of the foremost
men Of his time,
"ltwill aid the committee if persons dis
posed to promote this object viii send their
subscriptions 10 the office Of William Gray,
No, % Franklin Street, to Francis Bacon,
treasurer at the China Insurance Office No,
81 State Street, or to either member of the
committee without waiting to be called up
ON
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ATTACH MEN.T.
T.. w. rW'pt, rs. Samuel j. Williams.

- ~ ""'T' ''' samuel j. HtHtdm'.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendant is indebted to him and that he so abb
seconds or conceas himself that the ordinary proce
cannot be served upon him, having obtained original at
tachmrut against the estate Of the defendant
before John Gambe Justice " the Peace for Bount county
and the same having been levied his property ordered
by said Justice that the defendant appear before him at his Of
fee 10 Wount county the 2h day Of February, 1865 or
will be proceeded with pare. II IL further ordered that
This notice be- published for four successive Brovnov
Whig frbl-4w uf5s John GAMBLE I p
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PROSPECTUS
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buIlic. il, oI.tians. q, ''s'. W., WHISKY bloal'i
the n,or, c,tnr,inno, VINO GRIND the face
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"Whsnevsr they ths Rebels have the power, they
drive before them into their ranks the Southern people
NJ they would also drive W, Trust them not. Were
they able they would invade and destroy ", without
mercy. Absolutely assured of these things, am
amazed that any one could think Of peace on
any terms lie who entertains the sentiment IL
1T only 10 be slave, and he who uttcrs II at this
time, is, moreover, traitor to his country, who
deserves the scOrn and contompt Of all honorable
men."-GHNR,L ROsFCRANs
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Our Pensioners.

The following table shows the number Of pension
er' on the rolls June 3oth, 1864 and also the num-
Der Of widows children and sisters from each State
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"What right hn. the North aSsailed- what justice
hn, been dcniel7 And what claim, founded in justice
and right has been withhold Can either Of you to-
day name one single act Of wrong, deliberately and
purpo,ey done by the government al Washington, of
which the South has right to complaint challenge
the answer."-IIoS. A. II. srErHBSs, 1851,
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CHANCERY COURT-CLINTON
JANUARY RULES, 1868.

INNTATIl NTLES, 300,
d. w. Slaughter ant J,m.s Eads rs He,cy Form,r and
Jocob Qu'Dsr-ATTAsHuEsr BILL
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFAC-
TlON Of the Clerk and Master from the allegations in com
panans Dit that the defendants non-resdents Of this
state ordered that publication be made for successive
weeks 10 Bownow Wing, notifying said defendants to appear
az our next Chancry Court Clinton the first Thursday
after the fourth Monday Of June Sos aud defend said bin or
the same will DE taken confessed and hearing eI parte
febl.Iw Pfc W H. WUITsON g ~
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

Uhe square, ten lines nonparei one nseron..Sl 5C
Each continuation Of same advertisement. . a,
One square, six months, Is q,
One square, per annuIn OF
Liberal discounts viii be made to those who advert
literally Having lost thousands hv ADVERTISING ma
versement will be inserted without payment in adpa,
or some responsible man to assume payment The f.,
tensive circulation Of my paper will make it a desira
advertising medium
W. q, BROWNLOW,
OCTOBER, S63 E}to, anal pr,,,,,j,,o,.
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GROCERIES & CONFECTIONERY.

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
I'd door north Of Of Gay Cumberland streets
notions and great many other things too tedious to mention
which will sell cheap for cash Those Of any the
above article would do well to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
septl4'u ok. Ped.
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JOHN GAMBLE, up.
CHANCERY COURT-MARYyILLE.

Ju'. l.. Ming -. y LoU,r. s. g. Lanicr md 4. p Watt,
l'o,t,'r rio ,rohd "ai'r n, firm and ,,yls Of WoH,
L1ui.r Il 70.
TIVE COMPLAINANTS BILL. WHICH Is SWORN
u, alleges that the defendants, ; Laner, s. c. Lanier,
W. Lauicr and 4. y. Watt reside beyond the limits Of
the state" abscond tha, the ordinary process Of law
cannot Doe served upon them 1t is ordered tina, pubcs.
ton be made for four successive weeks IN Brownlow.
Wing notifying said defendants IN appear before the
Chaucery Court at Maryy'e the first Tuesday after
the fir. Monday Of May next, then and there to make
defense 20 the bill or the will he taken confessed
and set for hearing OK rar,c.
W. G. PICKENS. e. an
iau2j.,v ursjH lIy +. W. HOOD D. G. an
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Let Truth and Fnlschood rrnppsj who ever knew
Truth put 10 the worse in free and open encounter
MMToS.
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"If any man attempts TO haul down the Ameri-
can Flag, shoot him on the spot"-JoHS A, DIX.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

OCTOBER, 1863
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-03
Te1e@raph.
Whereabouts of the Shenandoah.


SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.-Sand-
which Island dates to the 2sth June
are received, The Hawaiian schooner
Pfel arrived at Honolulu ON the Odd
of June, from Micronesian Island.
She reported that on the 3Oth of
March, in latitude about North,
longitude 167 West, a vessel bore
across the schooner's bows. The.
stranger was bark-rigged propeller.
She showed English colors. Her boat
boarded the schooner with two officers
and q large crew armed with cutlasses
and revolvers.
The commanding officer demanded
the schooncr's papers in an arrogant
manner, closely inspected them, pro
nounced them correct, .lnd then be-
came polite. Being informed that the
schooner was last from Ascension,
(Strong Island, he asked if any
whalers were there, and mentioned the
names of several American whalers
supposed to be cruising in those
waters. He said his ship was athe
English ship Miami, but that he had
not been jim port lately.
Alter leaving the schooner, he sailed
in the direction of Strong Island, 400
miles distant. The captain Of the
schooner says that the boarding Of
ficers were Americans. There is little
doubt that this ship was the Shenan-
doah. She was then on the tracks of
whale vessels returning from Southern
seas bound North to the Arctic.
We're she tO nrocne1 thonro to tho
Arctic, she would make terrible havoc
among the sixty or seventy whalers
congregated there.
BosroN, July GA private letter
by the last mail from Australia states
it was rumored ut Melbourne that the
pirate Shenandoah was cruising off
the coast of New Zealand An Amc-
rican threc-masted schooner recently
burnt near that coast was supposed TO
have been destroyed by her.
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The United States Pacific Railroad
has placed under contract 1,2OO miles
Of the new line of telegraph to be
built before the end of July. The
whole line from Chicago to San Fran
cisco will be completed in one year.
The Chinese at Sacramento, Cali
fornia, have temple in which they
worship gods that are about foot and
half high.
Judah p. Benjamin, late Secretary
of State of the Confederacy, has reach
ed Paris Ex-Quartermaster-Gencral
Myers is also in that city
The largest Indian tribe now in this
country is the Camanches. They
number twenty thousand.
They have IL steam wagon in Erie,
Pa. which will propel itself over ordi-
nary roads without any trouble.
Punch says to marry two wives is
bigamy; to marry twenty is Brig
haln-y.
The present wealth of the British
Islands is estimated at thirtys thou
sand millions Of dollars.
tits reported that Charles O'Connor,
Of New York, has been retained az
main counsel for jeff Davis.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-03

In view of the Importance of the approach
Ing Convention, it is of vital consequence
to us that we should be represented by men,
not only of patriotism and experience, but
of legal requirements. l beg, therefore, to
present to the voters of Richland the names
of the following gentlemen. who are cmi-
ncntlv fitted for the responsible post for
which they are no,ninated:
CHANCELLOR Carroll,
HON. WM. +. DESAUSSURE,
COL. WM. WALLACE
COL. L. w. McNIASTER.
August )
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Honorary SUICIDE Recently (say
Some of the Paris papers) the ]I,npe-
ror of Japan had reason to be highly
dissatisfied viii. one OF his officers:
and sent him the ''renowned' sabre.
1t is Il sort of honorary sword, very
beautifully carved and finished As
this officer held high rank and had
hitherto given his prince every reason
to be satisfied, the latter sent him, in
order to alleviate the effect OF the
message as far as possible, one of his
own swords set with diamonds, and
selected his prime minister as bearer.
The officer received the present. and
was we'll aware what it signiticd. After
rcverently regarding the instrument of
his punishment, he quietly left his
house, went to the port. got on hoard
of !. French ship bound for Havrc,
and safely reached Paris, where he
sold the sabre for $50,
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Noticc.-Charstnblc Appeal.

TNHE ladies of the URSULINE CONVENT
and ACADEMY are anxious to rebuild.
as speedily as possible, an edifice suitable
for their Monastery and Institute, theirs
having been burned in the genera confla-
grafton of Columbia by the Unite States
Army, under Gen. sherman, OH tho night of
February 17th. And while they are far
from pressing their necessities on their fcl-
low-sufferers Of the South, will gratetully
receive any contributions which the friends
of education and religion may donate them
for this excellent work. RemittaDccs may
Be E@ae :1.-oag. .l.o Exp-ess Co.oNcy-
Please GGd-css
TIE MOTuEA SUPERIOR,
UrsuIi.o Convert a.a Acade:y,
Caro- D-. join LvccA, Co.C2ao;a. $. =.
Aug 2 1mo