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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
A Counterfeit Greenback.

A new counterfeit $50 treasury note has been
detected. II Is said that considerable amount
was taken by government official at Washington.
II is pronounced by experts TO be the best counter
felt yet issued. and is difficult to detect In the
genuine 50sihe words fifty and figures $50" on
ono end of the note, and surrounding the note,
and forming the border of the circle in the centre
of the back, are octasonal; while in the counter.
felt they are nearly circular. In the genuine, in
the large black letters Omitted States" the black
has bright lines and looks fair; in the counterfeit
the black is picked and scratched, especially The
as" at the end Of the word Estates" In the
genuine, the lower half OF the 40" in the "50' on
the end is white line; in the counterfeit it is all
covered with straight lines.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

II is perhaps no. generally known that all SOL
d;ers who served one year as priEates OF non com
ni;.sioned officer. in the army or navy Of the Uni
Ted States in the late war, who were not subs,i-
,ntcs, aud who did not receive from any county
in the State bounty Of three hundred dollars or
more. are entitled to have ther taxes RENTED
which IRE assessed against them for the payment
of bounties. by calling on the Auditor or Commits
sioners, and mixing the proper affidavit As a
large portion Of the assessment Of taxes for this
year is for such purposes, and the time for pay
men! is sear at hand, this matter, becomes impor-
t,ni TO all such soldiers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

The Democrat falsely asserts tia: We confessed
20 having carficatured soldier on his march to
sihs font AMI aRot,sr who GOT crippled in the ser
v.cc. We confessed 20 no such thins, and did
aading Of the kind To earitnta-e 5 10 make !.
riIiculous, grotesqre resemblance. Were the PIE.
lures Of the soliers in our issue of Goth nit. gro
,es9re resem5iarces. II the eI-parson is not
clrcful he will become notorious for-s.retching
tie ruth. No one, rot even the Democrat, ur-
ders,ood Us as attempting 20 csTicature the sol
a.erS. The editor of that sheet mar think il witty
e parry the blow we aimed at him, in this man
ucr, but others viii characterize it by another
n'me not quite SO cu2honious. II cannot make
the soldiers or any one else believe that We would
-cirrca.are those who have stood by their country
n Il: creates, peril while :: and its party we're de-
noancins them AMI Us At the same time for want
-iHy 10 subj u ate the South.
Let those who wish to know wha; reliance may
/. be placed IN the statements of the Democrat get
1copy the Republican Of the 26th cit. and exam
Inc the pictures referred to. We do not think il
silreauire very very long examination to de-
tern;ne who were the ca-ic lturej p,.:es
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

wv ANTED-AGENTs-In every County in the
w Northwest. to sell the ScoUr RANGER. j. II.
IIawley Co. Publishers Cincinnati. Ohio. By Albert
Pike spy and under Generals Mitchell Roeecrans
Stanley Sheridan Lytle Thomas and Sherman. This is
truly soldiers history Of the war, and fully Illustrates
the service abounding in thrilling adventure
row escapes AID daring and strategy without par
ale exciting incident fearful deeds aud reckless exploits
written by himself 1t is beyond all comparison
the most interesting work Of tho day Those who have
sold kindred works as the Nurse and Spy &C. will find
this book attractive and saleabe % tinted
engravings. superior paper, 81 80 Agents commission
large. Address, L. McCoNNELL Co..
lbs Lake Street. Chicago, Ill.,,
General Agents for the North West
Nov g IsG5-nlt3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

Mr. Johnson Watson, or Scipio township. in th.
county, raised this year ! 100 bushels of cramber
rics on a march containing ten acrcs OH his farm.
lie sold them in this city, Michigan City and
Westvillc at from 81 90 to 81 81 per bu We
venture to say it il the most profitable ten acres of
ground, or marsh. in this County, aud perhlps in
the State The crop was no expense except the
cos, of gathering and marketing. which we are told
did not exceed one hundred dollars. The net
profit 20 the fortunate owner is about 81 ,500.-Ln
Porte Union.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
HUNT e. cos
III NJ O r IL N .:

These Pens patented September 10, 1862 and Au-
gust 1884, and possess the following advantages over the
Steel Pen: rt- t.1 nj rs----[
LIST. Zach pen has permanent fountain, which obvates
the necessity Of frequent dipping r. the INK Two dips
WIN sufncc to write an ordif ry letter
End They are made OF pure tempered Enc and having
iron whatever their composition, conaot possibly
on BAILEY,
n2ti - scle Assnt for Aarshsll Co, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
Confidence Men.

TiS gentlemen Shs last year 4 Chicago de-
nounced the war failure are the same who
this year at Albany tail it as success. Al Al
= b5ny tbs year. Also they loudly declare that no
Kind ofinterference shall be allowed in the Re-
ytbc Of Mexico. Brt these a-e de same men,
: the Democratic leaders IN the State Of New York
q MO three years ago waited upon the British Min
isser; in. the city Of Nsw, York q see whether
England would not interfere in the Republic Of
= lie United States.. 80 -..,-r -.fa.-.51,,.
The people vii. look twice at the credentials Of
- sch known Con6dence Men before trusting them
Pieir1 Sou,e, OF Louisiani, has been pardol'd
by The President
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

wv every County in the
w Northwest. to sell by subscription. the Petroie
urn " Nasty Papers," Petroleum was President Lin
coins favorite author) book Of about $50 pages
perbly bound and illustrated. Intensely interesting full
Of cutting hits, groesque and laughable. and accurately
lineating the political history of The New Light Dem
ocratic Church. This is the most rapidly selling book
the day, agents selling high as so copies day..
large. OLD agents will make s. to $50 daily
AL OF employment do better than TO engage in
the sal. of Nasty" Call on address
THOS. MCCONNELL Co..
l2S Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.,,
General Agents for the Northwest
November ., ls65--nlt3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
Cholera at New York.

Ghe Cholera has been brought to New York in
the steamship Atlanta, fEam London. Durisg die
passage ttera we're so or GO cases Of Cholera on
hoard. among the steerage passengers entirely,
rost Of Who sers from Harre, and Is DEATHS
The Atlanta has been visited by the health officers
Of New York and ordered into quarantine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
: Oar Account With England

Il no0 3ppei,s, remarks Harrcr's Weekly. that
NJ LAM iii present ::sle III 20 John Bali
lsst Aylil, an III Mr. Boil declined tc pay or TO
ielse INC ii stter arbitration. but su1ges.G. =
Commission" to settle the question. What the
sx,ct difference may be between an Arh.tration nv
=. sonnissioners and Commission OF arbitration We
~ net know, but Nc. Adams replied tn. he
4 sut,ed e the proposition would be agreeable to
his Government.
The British Government gaze the rebels bel
se7ent fights before 1t had i,sard of the blockade
the British Prime Minister. the British Foreign
SIsiz.eE the British Chanceilor OF the Exchequer
and the British Solicitor General, all virtually
s.i.sted !. sis et5r. Of the Unitcd States Govern
r-nt 70 msutaiu its c1ister:c; anu one of them
pabliclF declared The rebellion 10 be 81 eessfu il
ske s.ra,us plrisc that jefferson Davis hld
ated n,tion." Rebel ships Of war were openly
brilt in British dock yards by members Of tho Grit
- Parliament. and. notwithstanding timely and
ample infcrm,tiou furnished by the United Suites
Minister. ,iie Bsisis C ,reram.n: did prevent
;eir s,ins. British neutrality in tho was
al, M honest neutrality. Great Britain now re
fises:., have si'r, question entestlinei; AMI the
Goye-rmsn. which, in the midst sf'the war, IN.
dsrtook . lecture Us upon America an lnternsfontl
-frvIuss aaaoua ed that rsat Bri,iln is TIE best
jaise OF British internal Inv.
The general position takcp,by Lord Russell can
:. .not be rnaintainei. We have always regarded,
and DO still regard. serious difficulty between the
tvl countries, If rising into war. a misfortune
fcr n1nkind. But surely no sensible Easlishmar
sppsscs that, with the record Of such real ;;rcr-
aaces in It's hand, the Government Of the United
States *in consent to be shown 70 tn. door and
kicked down the steps without word of eIplana
ton. 1.-The Commission DC substantially an arbi.
-rztion Ill my be we'll But If Great Britain will
i,si.hsr pay, nor submtto arbitration, nor explain
We certainly can not be held responsible for the
eiasSquences, however iis'sreerblc they ~ be E.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

The Democrat derives consolation from the fact
thlt its party was OILY beaten 5000 in Ohio at
the last election. 1t is thankful. suppose, that
there Is still remnant OF the coPpSrlead party
iel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
1 PPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given thut WILL in compliance with
the law OF the State the regular the
isoners Court of Marshall County Indiana apply for
license to retail malt vnous spiruous and intoxicating
qnors quantities less than a-quart The location
which we propose sell is the following described
premises The Is feet OF lot forty 3l
original plat Of the Of Plymouth Marshall County,
Indiana. JOHN CAST.
November 2, lss5-n2t3 PETER CAST.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

We keep constantly on hand a stock of Cards.
Bill Head and Letter Paper ruled for printing.
and other kinds Of printing stock boushtat whole
sale, which enables us TO do all kinds Of printing
at short notice and at the lowest rates. Call at
the RkrusLIcsS cficsif !ou want your jobs done
in good style. = zen -.r.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

The Deaoerat 81 last week eonsaised charao-
scr;s,c reply te resaarks on the subject OF che
Poor Farm. We intended to answer it in this
number but have been too susly engaged to At
o TEND 20 H. We may do 90 at another time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
We have adopted the following mode Of
ID 4 . t r. 4 b u t lon
by sale of 75, 900 articles Of value.
Our New Model!

Tho articles Of goods numbered nom 10 $4,000.
$500 consisting Of Pianos, Mcodeons, Gold and Silver
Watches Sewing Machines Tea and Table Sets Solid Sill
tea and table Spoons and Forks and the 9TH
1880 articles Of valuable Jewcry, Work and Toilet
Cases Photograph Albums Openfacc Silver Watches and
fancy articles in great variety 600 notices numbered
from TO 5000 printed and put into sealed envelopes
and well mixed and ofhese AIKEN out and sent to the
sending 25 cents to cover Of
correspondence and the article goods corresponding
with the number the notice will lie the holder
the same Immediately f desires TO purchase the artic
the receipt offro dollars For instance; Ifthe number
the notice you should be- 500, and Piano.
Diamond Set Gold Watch should bo numbered 800, il
will he for 81 and for every article in
list of rs. 90 articles.
III After reeeiuing the Article, if ii does not
please you, you return Il, and your money shall
be Refunded
TWENTY-FIVE cents be pay expense Of post
age correspondence, etc., on one notice.
Remember that whatever article corresponds with the
number notice. have by paying Tro Dol
ius for it, whether il be worth 500 90. And
interest deal fairly and send fine articles
gives confidence 10 the public and thereby increases
sales
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
Sewing Machines.

E. Paul is Agent for Grover & Bakers and
Singers Sewing Machines. and will furnish any
style Of Sewing Machines at Manufacturers prices.
n43tf 49,. ~. -, So.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

Judge Perkins has become editor of the new
Democratic paper, the Herald, At indianapolis.
which has taksn the place of the Sentinel. The
Judge. Democracy, at one time Vas seriously
ssea<se by the Ccpperhead portion OF the party
put We suppose be has confessed his indiscre.ion,
which consisted in his altering few timorous pat
riotic sentiments and has been restored to full fell
iowship in the X. G.. c. and 8. L. Lodges.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

Bill heads are a great convenience to persons In
any kind of trade besides it looks business like to
them, and they are a good advertisement
We print large or small lots, on good paper, at
very small advance on the cost Of ordinary bill
paper. tt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
New Advertisements.
7 ETrERS remaining unclaimed in tho

Post Once at Plymouth, State OF Indiana, on the
9th day Of November. 1865.
Toobtan any ofthesrletters, tho applicant must call
for adeed letters give the date Of this list and pay
cent for advertising.
Ifnot called within one nsoah they will be sent
the Dead Letter Once.
LADIES' LIST.
leach Eli zabeth Mallory Sarah AnnI;oe Jennie
Leach Mrs Myers Angelina Shafer Rebecca
.lga CENTS LIST.
Adanson Barney Jinkcns Edin RAIDER Jacob
AustnTA jenkins Mr. HUFF David
Corner G W Z Jonstanbaugh Hen -Shlanbaugh G
Cypert John ryW Wengler Christian
Covert b u Lightner Oscar
Carpenter s ID WetzgerP Wickhsm Thomas
Dunlap Charles Miller Samuel
Ferrey William Myers Thcs Wolf James
Ferrcy George Phillips York George
q H. P.BAILEY, P. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that there will be Election
held Eichiand Tor Miliers) School House. i'm Marshall
county, Indiana four miles southeast OF Plymouth on
the 18th day Of November 1865, At O'Clock. T. IL TO
for the NJ +. Church which is Of
construction in that vicinity. A. DAVIS,
Noyembe g lS65-nlt2 Pastor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
A PERMANENT CURE.
Rt- The poor will be favored.
FREE

Patients must write their name, State. post Office ad-
dress plainly. All letters requiring must
tain a letter stamp, and be addressed 10 DE. KNAPP
son, Drawer GiS3, Chicago, Ill.
n5- ANY Of the above diseases h treated successful
~ by the patients dcscr bling their in letter when
they
Dr. Knapp. who will visl; Plymouth regularly in tho
future DO con,ulela At the Edwards House W-dncs
d,y October lth, and Wednesday, December 9Th 1865
septT 55-nf5tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

The Demoers, asserts what is not .rlc when i;
ssys we lodged and preraricated in regard to our
eisWsspen The negro suffrage question previous
ste.ho election. Nssdecsred our views time and
ssain upon the question, and if the Democrat fail
cd 70 understand our position, we cannot see that
We ought sobe held responsible for its obtuseness
IL 10 true, We maintained that the question of en-
'ranchsing the negro was not then in issue in this
stste, anil night never be, bet we neither lodged
sner preraicated in regard TO what we're our vieus
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

OFFERS his Professional services in all the department.
~ Of Medical Science.
spEcrALirIEs Diseases Of the Chest and of Females
Omces In the old Masonic Hall.
Nor. 2, le65-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
WiIz 10 be Hanged.

wirz is to be banged tomorrow in the yard
tic old Capitol prison.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
Administrators Sale

NOTICE il hereby given that tho undersignea, Ad
minsiatoT OF the Estate sf Joseph Litsnger dseeaf
cd, will offer Tor sale al public cutlery on
Friday, November 2Ith, 1865,
in Walnut Township Marshall county the personal prop
arty Of said estate consistingO Of
Two Cows, head of Hogs. ! Buggy, pair of
Bob Sleds, Corn in the shock, Wheat by the
bushel, Farming Implements, Carpenters Tools,
and various other articles.
TERNS:-Sums Of three dollurs and n hand
three dollars credit Of six months, the purchaser
giving note at interest," waving benefit Of valuation laws
with good security r. LfTSf NIGER,
Nov. g, lSC5--n2t3 Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
New Advertisements.
FOR S ALE.

DARTIES Wishing to purchase resdchco Lots At rery
low hggre and terms will do well TO call on
me have twelve good lots, four blocks from tho Post
ON e, which will sell at bargain. Also, several good
farms in the county. J. G.. OSBORNE.
Nov. 9, ls65--n2t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
FIR. MYERS, General Ticket Agent.
Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago.
DIR. PrOcfer,s
[zTiI8:l[E{
7 M p r. O v F. u

1T spcik Of the atve properties Of
n Tar The world knows that IL its medical properties
properly extracted and held in solution that thcrea
few any remedies equal to it an curing all Throat ond
LING diseases
Its grcatrurative powers bringing TO the
tion ofphysicans and they find remedial agent
valued when its perevered in. No is made
ofthe formula Of DR. Proctor and print il in full tina
circular around the bottle The Prcpretos have mprov
sd upon this formula experience has justified them
doing, aud hy their careful method Of preparation they
only obtain all the medical virtues Of the Pine Tree Tar
hut hold in solution firmly that every bottle will he
of equal merit. ThoHsands attest o rirfpe.
Wine Of 1dy is pleasant the and adapted folr
children and adults
Asa TOXIC giving lie and veor tho sy,em IL i.
pre- frable 10 the Btsrs which crowd the market
and have tendency to increase intem pcrancc.
WHY or FAR cures Consumption. Coughs. Colds
Sore Throat and Breast, bronchitis, Asthma, Dptheris
Gravel Diabetes and Diseases Of the Kidney and Bladder
and other complaints
Sold by Druggists and Grocers throughout thc United
States NJ. only 81 Goa bottle
Prepared only by
OLIVER CROOK e. CO.,,
b.. --- DAYTON, ..
Beware Of C0unterfcfts,
Genuiae have 'wins Of Tar blown on bottle:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
Try Our New Mode !!

Upon receipt az IS cts, which pays for cores
pondence, postage ETC., We send one notice.
Upon receipt Of 81. which pays for correspond
ence, postage, etc. we send six notices.
Upon receipt of S., which pays for correspond
ence, postage, etc, we will send 40 notices, and a
fine present valued at not less than SIS, as sam
pie of our goods. II sa,-sl. .;.ip.ss-
:, Upon receipt Of tls, which pays for CORES
pondence. postage. etc.. will send l50 notices
and SOLID SILVER WATCH, BY return mail
+ Agents wanted. Send for our circular.
agents allowed large cash commissions, b,
Which they can make 325 weekly.,i-
.rs .lrEc- aero .sri19 sss-t1-
coz CT tss Address pisiniy q. .rifa:9
7 a $40 re REED < BROTHER,
Salesroom - 49,, Box 5i3s,
"a Liberty St. fl New York CITY, Ny.
s-rt. y, 1855 4na ~ lasb o.. 80 zie-a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
News Items.

II il now stated that Caleb Cushin5's mission 10
England is purely pto;es ,onal, having no connec-
ii on with the pirrse Claims,
Large numbers Of officers and soldiers, mustered
out in the South. settling there. The DISPOSE
lion Of the people Of Alabama is said to be favor
able TO Northern immigration.
Jeff Davis has rashly ordered new beaver cloth
overccat from his old New York tailor, taking the
chances OF being hung before he gets The worth of
his money out Of the Investment.
In the late attack on Maiamoras by the Liberal
Me1cans, the fac; of the attacking force being
formed in three lines OF battle led the lmperialists
TO believe that American officers were comms nd
ing. The Liberals never fought that way before
Mr.. Seward has, at the direction Of the Presi-
dent addressed letter to Governor Marvin. Of
Florida, in which il i. announced tha, the adoption
by the leg stature o. hat State Of the Cons!tu
tional amcndnent Is an indisrens,~e Prerc9u'site
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
GENERAL EPISCOPAL CONyEN.
TuON.
The Tennessee Ethiopian Exciting Dis
cussion-He is Finally RecogniZed-
Maine aud Massachusetts Layinen Re-
fuse To Sign HIS Testimonial-A Board
of MiSsious
PnIpAnRLrnIA. MonlnY, On. 9.

PHpADRLPnIA, Monday, Oct . 1865.
The General Convention OF, the Episcopal
Church reassembled at 10 O'clock this morning.
The Rev. DR.. Burgess of Maine from the Committee
the Conservation Of Bishops reported that dde ey
dence of the election Of the Rev. Charles Todd Qun
tard as Bishop of Tennessee, had been submitted 10
them aud they submitted resolution TO this effect
which was adopted by the Convention after long and
excited discussion, that they approved OF the teStl.
monals OF the Rev Charles Todd Quintard and gave
their TO his conservation rs Bishop OF the Do
cese OF Tennessee.
A petition from the Diocese Of Pennsylvania asking
for division Of that diocese, presented by Mr.
Welsh and referred to the Committed on DiOceses.
The House agreed 20 vote with the House OF Bishops
AT - o'clock on Tuesday in nominating Board OF
Missions.
Discussion was then resumed the special order Of
the day, namely the proposed new canon preventing
clergy from entering the military naval service
except as chapains.
After q long debate. discussion of the proposed
canon was postponed allow the deputies to sign the
testimonial Of the Bishop elect Of Tennessee.
The different DiOceses then called in alphabet
cal order
one layman from Maine refused to sign the test.
monial.
All the laymen from Massachusetts,. with the excep.
ton OF one, refused 10 sign IL.
The members present from all the other Dioceses
signed the testimonial. Adjourned.