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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

The Harris trail is progressing in Washington
The evidence introduced merely proves the fact of
the shooting, and defense will rest their case on
the plea ofinsanity.
The tendency in prices at the Albany cattle
market is still downward. The highest price
rea :hed on Saturday was Z = cents per pound.
The New Hampshire Statesman says: Never
since New Hampshire became State. Was its soil
laden with more luxurihnt crops. The horn oil
plenty bids fair to gush out with fatness.''
The Grand Jury of the United States District
Court in Baltimore has found indi ,tment for be
ing engaged in the rebellion against thirteen prem
inent Marylanders, including Bradley Johnson aut
Harry Gilmore.
Seventy two parlons were granted Tuesday tt
North Carolina and.Virginia rebels.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
Oil virginia.
General a. II. Terry has issued the following
HSaDoUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF VIRG MA, !
RIcnMoxD, Va, June 90.

General a. ii. Terry has issued the following
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF NIRG MA,
RICHMOND, Va, June %.
General Order No. ~.
The laws of the State Of Virginia and the or1i-
naaces of the different nlunicina lities within the
State. having especial reference TO, and made to
restrain the personal liberty offree coored persons,
we're designed for the government: of such persons
while living amid population of colored slaves:
they were enacted in the interests Of slave owners
and were designed for the security of slave prop
ertv; they were substantially parts of the slave
code.
Slavery has been abolished in Virginia. and there
fore. upon the principle that where the Of the
law the law itself ceases, these laws and or
diaances have become obsolete. People Of color
will henceforth enjoy the same personal liberty
that other citizens and inhabitants enjoy; they will
he subj ect to the SINE pun>hments for C me that
ar, imposed on whites, and To Others
Vaerincv, however. will not he permitted
Neither whites nor blacks can he allowed to abin
don their proper occupations TO desert their f,mi-
lies. roam in idiencss about this Department.
but neither whites nor blacks will be restrained
from seeking employment elsewhere, when they
cannot obtain il with Just com. enSatOn at their
homes; nor from travelling from place TO place on
propcr and legitimate business.
Until the civil -rihuno's rc-establi-hcd. the
administration of criminal justice must, of nece~
sity be by military courts before such courts. the
evidence OF colored persons will be received in all
cases.
By command Major General A. II. Terry.
Ep. w. SMIrH,
Assistant Adutant General,
Official: Ar S. FoorE.
Assistant Adutant General.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
The knights of the Golden Circle
Officially Disbanded.

NEw YORK, Juy 1l.-Genrge w. Bckley,
President OF the Knights Of the Golden Circle, has
issued an executive general order. dated in his
place of confinement. Fcrt Warren, June 2S, in
which he suspends the labors Of the several DEPART
ments of the Golden Circle I'LL July lst, 1870.
when the Congress of the order will assemble in
Washington, with open doors, and prOcp d to av
the cornerstone Of the Saxon University. All
members OF the Military Department released
from their allegiance to the Order and from all ob
legations OF secrecy pertaining 70 the same. The
President makes lengthy vindication of the or
der, giving its origin. rise progress and lis desti-
nv. 1t is printed in full in the Times.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

The following veteran Ini1na regiments, con
stirutiag part Ofihc Army Of Tennessee, viii be
mustered out of service. under the recent order o.
Gen. Logan: 9th. 22J, 23d, 18th $50, 18th. I'D.
18th, $50 and SSH.
The above is a portion of dispatch from Ind
annapolis to the Chicago Tribune. We rather
think there is some mistake in regard to the 18th
Reg 1t never constituted any part OF the Army
of the Tennessee. 1t my, however, have been
attached to IL recently
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
Guardians Sale OF Land.

Pursuant to order Of the Cbmincn Pleas Co'ff of
Marshall County Indiana madsat its Nav Term lsb5,
will offer nj private SALE and after the 2ls day Of july
ISL Real Estate belonging Philemon Il. Shirley minor
beir of John Shirley, deceased lying in said Marshall
t'ounty described as the
One.sixthio of two-thirls (undivided) Of the south
half OF the nortiieissquirter of section % town
3o tn. of range 3 east. Except one acre out of
the southeast corner, appraised at Sl5 Per
aacre-to be sold for not less than the appraised
value. -fr B. ..-r -frqri. NHr ~
To be paid for by opeha Cash in hand and the residue
in two years, secured and mortgage the prem
with interest, and waiying valuation laws Sale sub
ject to stfresai of said Court. ISAAC ". ELLIS,
& egf 4 qfs b Guardian Of Philemon L.Shirley.'
jnne291 S65-3j.3t 900. D., ,e, -, ~ 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
Important Order.

The following dispatch was received by Cover
nor Morton on Tuesday afternoon last:
WASHINGTON. July II le65--The following ap-
peared in the Chronicle of to day. which is imDor
tant TO soldiers: alt is understood tat an order
will shortly ,nanate from the War Department,
discharsing all volunteer organizations.
HENRY p. LsUIz,
sIrilana Militlrv Agent"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
Death of Mr.. Edmund Ruffin.

We are distressed to see by the Richmond pa-
pers that this rem Irlbc and high souled Virgin
ian committed suicide. few days since, at Danvlle,
unable as he declared. to Ouiive the loss of liber
tv in the grand old commonwealth he ov cd so well
Mr. Ruifln WAS OF the old rebel and heroic
school of Washington, Henry and Marshall. but he
was also one oil the most progressive and al
vanccd men of the day, and did more for the agri-
cultural Improvement OF Virginia, aud perhaps Of
the whole country. than any other man of this gen
Grafton. lie never disunionist, indeed was
one OF the tFuest ana sOunleSt Union men in the
land, and it was only when the common govern
ment of the State was usurped by the Abolition
faction, and war forced on the South, that be,
with millions Of other good AMI true men, were
forced into resistance Ii Is awful trial for Vir-
GINA, il is true, the proud old State whose sons
made the Union all il was, to lie PROSTATE at
the feet of New England Federalists and unatic
Abolitoniss, INT she will vet emerge from her des-
pair and degradation, and, we doubt not, become
even more glorious in the future than when she
trained heS .Washingtons, Jefrrsons, Clays and
Monrocs for the common country.
1t is very sad that man like Rufin should take
his own life. III like Cato and the grand old Ro-
mans of the antique world it was an excess of that
sentiment of exalted and heroic patriotism which
creates great States, and that has made Virginia
The land of heroes and of statesmen.-N. Y. Day
Book.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

The following Western regiments, belonging to
SchofieId's Corps have been mustered out Of SER
vice, ard are now on thef way to their respective
States: 9Th and 10th Ohio cavalry; ! SNth, lelst
and 1880 Ohio infantuv; 65tb Illinois; 9Th Mime
SOFA: Both and l40th Indiana; 9Th Michigan caval-
nv; l2th 26th and co., Kentucky infantry; 3D. 3D.,
and 9Th Kentucky cavalry. and 18th Ohio. The
9Th Indiana cavalry will be retained in service un
til the termination of their period Of enlistment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
The HARvEsr.-Wheat harvest is over in this

The HARVEST Wheat harvest is over in this
county, and although the Appearances of the crop
before it was cut excellent. sorry to
learn that the Weld will be light. The trouble
seems to be. that, notwithstanding the heads are
large and look well. they not well filed with
grain; and besides this, the smut is pretty bud in
many fields. If the reports of our best farmers
reliable, the crop is least third lighter
than it was supposed to be before harvcst.-COry-
don, Ind, Dem
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

General Wright. ccmmanding the provisional
corps has been directed by the Secretary Of War to
have mustered out OF service Immediately, all the
remaining volunteer troops in his command. Sim
liar instructions have been issued to GenH Logan,
commanding the Army of the Tennessee. and to
General Peck, of the 9th Corps. - -..,r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

Mr. Stewards health is fully restoreds and he is at
tending to his regular duties. The injuries sus-
tained from being thrown from his carriage, and the
wounds inflicted BY the assassin have fully hsaicd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

Piano FoR SALE.-A first class Piano for sale
on reasonable terms A credit OF six months will
be given portion of the amount. Enquire at
this Office tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that the has been ap
pointed Administrative the estate of T. Blackburn
Thompson, deceased, late of Marshall County, Ind. The
estate il probably solvent.
SUSANNAH THOMPSON,
juyG65-3G-3tl Administrative
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

src Total Sl9,82j
The public invited examine the Gifts
% South Clark Formerly occupied by j. Bauer Co.
The address Of every person ordering Tickets will be
carefully recorded and all who shall have drawn Gins will
be promptly notified by mail rs they may direct Persons
in part Of the country wishing Tickets will enclose
dollar and stamp and in receive Ticket and full
list Of Gifts. EI orders from the untry should be adj
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
For Sale.

Eighty of fine timbered land in Marshall County
Said land lies in the southeastern part of the county adj
joining the land of Grove Pomeroy. Title good VIII b
sold a bargain. Address
JANE MCCARTHY, Drookville,
jmeIj-33-5t franklin County, Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
Eeni p Gents for CrrliIicate.
WHAT THE PRESS" SAY OF Us.

The lafayette Indl Daily Courier Of March Is, 1868,
"A better selected, varied or fashionable assert
ment Of jrwlry cannot he found on this continent than
fr,I.RaIe a. Offering Nessrs. ArT.i1le d
occupy high position in commercial circles men
tircly above the common trtkery ~ trade. Their state
mems lc implicitly relied upon, both as to character
their goods and the of disposal Ladies e>peci
profits agents and il any of our fair readers desire to ia
tcrst themselves il the enterprise they may do with
perfect con flcnre.
GREAT Carr DiSrRlBrTIoN.-i opportunity is Of
fered aiming watches chains. diamond rings. silver
ware, etc, by HeSTs. rrdaic Il 70. at Ne IL. Broad
way Th have an i'm mems, stock &c articles varying
value all are of red dollar di>tritn-
tion j. very irly doIcyOu agree 10 take certificate OF
certain article, enclosed in envelope. and not re-
article, which vii c-rtany he worth than that
amount and may be $50 500 An excellent mode this
ofinvesi ing dollarSunday Times, y. y City, Fehru-
No.. lrranailo 4 Go. have long been personally
known us aud believe them to be every worthy
OF public confisnce.New York scsts! Americas Jour
W. have nspsrtcl. at the Off Of Arranlale & Co.'S
Agency for European Manufacturing Jewellers large as
soriment # e. iraahc and valuable wrlry Of the newest
Patterns We a5 noticed large quantity Of silver plate
and understand thot thr whole Of these newly imported
articles 10 b. disposed Of novel principle giving
great advantages to buyers, AMI arins extensive en-
povin,nt to agents W. know the firm in question b.
very respectable and thoroughly worthy Of public CONT
deuce aud recommend friends to read their advertise
ment.-New York Albion. September 3, 1854.
EMPLOYMENT FaE INuIEs.-Te most eligible and profit
able employment have heard of for ladies is the sale Of
certificates for the Great tin Distribution of Arrandale
Co. lady Of acquaintance has been very successful
this only in filling her purse but also in
doing good those whom she sold the Certificates
rs will be by advertising columns. Gentlemen
also thu, be engagei.-New York Sunday Mercury,
August 18th. 1S5l
The British Wing Of Kingston, Canada West, says, Mo-
vcmcr 2 1854, .'Onc of lady subs rbers hcc an
agent for Arrandale Co, and by request brought
twenty articles prz, for her agency, to this Office
for inspection and without hesitation can state that
each aud all of the articles worth treble The amount
OF cost the cipcns. aud some of them six times
We have very pretty specimens OF Table ard
r,c viii have been hy Arrandae Il Co.. To this
place for One Dollar cch-tngeca Reporter, New York
state February 18th. 1850
AGENTS.-We want agents III every regiment, and in
every and county in the country and those a1ins as
such will - allowed 10 every certificate ordered
by them. nrie their remittance amounts to dollar;
asD TIER inducements, which be learned applica
tion. Agents will collect - cents for certificates and
remit - cents to either in cash postage stamps
Arrandale &c Co.
n3i-G.l Ne. Loo Brogacqg. NeW York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

We cut ths4fdllo.ing panegyrick upon the man
who fred the first gun at Fit. Sumter from the last
Plymouth Democrat, where we find it without note
or comment, and Of course was approved by the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
VIM. A. Bradford & Co.,

% DVI 'IttCUyJ, It.
AGENTS WANTED in every town and city
m Northwest. to whom allow 10 per cent of the
sales. Coed references required.
He Tickets also for sale at COL BdILEi'S BOOK
STORE, Plymou,h, Ind. .s ai ljune2o-35-5t p,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
ARgiNDiLE 4 co., Manufacturers Agents,
No lG7 Broaiuray, Nep York,
Announce that all the above list # goods will be sold for
Oue Dollar Each.

III 7as,gHeace IF ne great fgiroH # trade IN The
iurisg .iaci~ f Eayktad through he haripg cn of
tie srp'Y II rrrc quantity Of Valuable yeriy,
-ily nfcs.d for fse English isark his been Of
for s,'e 70 fai, ,..safrH, md MUST 81 SOLD At ANY
ACkiFI = t.tlsr tbese circumstance. ARRINDIkE
q "a r ~ IL rtte principal Efrop"aR HoH.feta-
7'rel H1H gred CIR ArfogTIoNMENI 10 b.
dratei ling 10 The f,iioraI regulations:
critic ~ H. roa> agficiesGrc It fo osre'eyos ja3iS
- salef r rnd i~ben oT'e4ed. taken irh-
efrf -loie Pr mail. tins +o,rig ftgersf
ISM. r Of the cr feae. frH 'raf aon 10
hire an ies Il d at otoa T. tsd DO dollar md take
he a.t- e' r of Tf,s.- Nay tins qtgs cold Hatch,
B.usf RIM ragss - re35y orr it or 6'e Ioitsr.
Seni - Cents for Certificate.
r. III ~ mail srV cLarge for fs~r l.is4
C.rf.sfr f q postage and doing tie business, -
eret. r.i o. .a~osed i-ca fe certificate f Jor.
Fire CERTIFICATES ,~H b ytfar 81. cira or 50 ttr'g for =,
sisfy. f-e f.r 10. one kaafreI for 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

MT Doie mas resigned DIS POSITION "a CommiS
sioner Of Indian Affairs aud is succeeded by Judge
D. N. Cooley, of Dubuque, Iowa.
Among the recent arrests Mt the South are those
of Prof. Mccullough, chemist, who WIS engaged
in the plot to burn Northern cities. Thomas c.
Harris. Of the rebel army. ext. S. Senator Yulee,
Of Florida, and acsipg Governor Allison, of the
same State. - -
The original flg which waved over the New
Orleani custom l6ase sit the outbreak Of the war
has been found by Col iFrAl lSt,rrins, Of the 72d
Illinois, Provost Marshal General of the Gulf De-
par ment. and forwarded to the u. s, Collector at
that port. who has restored it to its old place
a cnnnci' has been held with the Indian tribes
lately in the rebel service and preliminary treaty
formed with them. The fin, treaty will be nude
at the,Gvasd Council in September. The Chero-
keerlMians who were allies of the.rebels, are in
starving condition.
Central and South America are wrapped in civil
whD An stempt j. max ing to inau sura ne a revo-
luton on the ISthmus. The war of the allied
forces against Paraguay is being wage1 with great
cruelty. A third reyalut6n has broken out in
Bolivia. The revolution, in Peru Is ginning ground,
and revolution has broken out in Ecuador.
a5Ths military authorities have concluded to de-
liver the bodies of the dead consprators to their
friends, but will allow no parade.
General Price. who has suffered so many Killings
by ink nd lightning since his fight and evacuation
at Boonville, still lives. and is going to Mexico to
7engage,ip mining operations. :, 81 -~--~~1
Subscriptions to the Seven thirty loan on Ties
day amounted to $5,l06.400.
Gold closed in New York Tuesday evening at
$l-3924.
The President has discharged, in all, 1881
rebel prison ers. r.iir'itH .s ~ - { - f1e
Admiral Dahlgrcn received ON TUESDAY last the
President and his party on board the q ship Paw
nee, With Distinguished honors. 80
Since the frst Of March one h~ndred aud sixty
five million dollars have been discussed to the
armies.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

For New Castle and Eric. $40 Il. Accommodation
Trains leave Allegheny for New Brighion-9OO and 1850
a. and 2:l5 i:ij and e-01 p For Economy, 1890
p. For New Castle, Greenvi lille and Jamestown, Penn
$50 Up. m
f. r. MYERS, General Ticket Agent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
FINANCIAL q COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER oFFIOE,
Mc.,.v Evv,,rua H,v % Iqgg

MONDAY EVENlHGs may Y, looo-
There cor. inues to be the same unsettled and de-
p-essed tone prsvsd.rg nearly al departments Of
msr, Antis busirsss thatWs have been oOape led to
note ffOm day to day for long tine PAst, and tbs
prospect Tor change, at lsA't in the direction Of
improvement, seems e. remote, and Is quite IN
certain ss ever h. relative position Of the mar
ksis st the seAboaTd and in the West is still such
to utterly preclude the shipment Of Pro1ucs from
the latter, and while the merchants Of the East
are persistent in making lower hsur. 5, those Of
the West are equally obstinA'e in msintsing the
widest possible separation. Which /, to be suc-
sesufuI In thlS almost uDpr,eedeatd eontsat upon
prices We DO not claim the foresight to determine,
but il Il to be hoped the euimin alton will not be
much longer ds'syed.
There is noted in money circles In this city 90
day .. considerably freer demand for Exchange,
and ths market is quite cioie Iutss ruling hrmer
at par buying and 3Se1< premium selling. There
was also an inoreas d demand from borrowers, but
generally there is disposition On the rart OF the
Banks 10 extend their sccomnod ations bsyond the
wants Of their rtgu ar customers. and few outsid-
err are favored.
Ths foreign news received yesterday was not
such - to make any particular IMPRESSION upou
the markets in this country, and We discover no
msterial tnse from it in our New York advic,s.
Gold opened this morning at lsosS and closed at
13'- The New York Bank statemeut showI de-
ereass Of specie during the week Of thrss and
a half millions. Gov rnmsnt Sticks are arm and
steady, but ruling quiet. hallway and misoellsns
Gus stocks lees excited, and with or tive sxeep
tioDs, weak
Ther3 il very tile doing in the seVsn.thErii in
this market At present, the sales so-dsJ beD very
insignihcant. r.r.J
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
A. N ZEvELY,
Third Assistant Postmaster Gene
E. CowLEs, Postmaster, Cleveland, {

ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR JUEE.-A. J,
Hawks, and Cobb, Andrews & Co., send us
the June number of this excellent mega
sine. It is one Of unusual interest, many
of its articles treating topics of vital inter
est at the present moment. George Bancroft
contributes an able paper on "The Place
Of Abraham Lincoln in History" which
will be universally read, as it deserves to
be. E. B. Bigelow treats of ''Modern I'm
provsments and our National Debt" John
Weiss furnishes ga Letter about England"
''The Great Lakes Their Outlets sad De-
fences" have not only a nationsl but, to Us,
q deep local interest. "Csrleton" describe
in his graphic manner "Lste Scenes. in
Richmond" giving many incidents of
thrilling interest concerning President
Lincoln's late visit to that city. NJ C.
Conway gives a timely paper on "Ricbard
Golden" John G. ROsengarten furnishes
Q paper, "John Browns Raid: How 1 got
into It, and How I got out of It." Mrs.
Stowe and *. Marvel continue their Sc
rials on "The Chimney Corner" and f'Dr.
Johns" Gail Hamilton does "a Prose
Hsnrisde" in her usual piqusnt style.
In the way of poetry there are coDtribu-
tions by Baysrd Taylor, TrOwbridge,
and others. In fine, an unusslly
excellent number. ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
MARINE NEWS.
rOkT OF CLEVELAND

ENTERED MAY22
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay. Detroit.
Prop Akron, smith, o. debseurgh
Prop oneida, Atwood b Hslo
Prop Wenona, Co.lits, Buffalo
Prop Port month, be- cit Buffalo
Prop OieaR, atertuyy DunEifk
Prop Comet, Gaylord, BufAo
PrUp PeWaDic, Mckay OntonagOn
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, B0i 10
Prop Tic "a Sisson, ruu irk
Prop Dubuque Mcintyre. Bayfield,
Pr Oronts, Wetmore, sandu5ky
Brig Paragon, Sic air, Pcrt Huson
Big Ir gu is, Becker. HuffilO
sehr Lewis Cass, Honeywell, Port Rowan
5. hr BrisABni Light Burwe J, Sc M lumber
echr star, StaTkey- Port Huron, 3 m lumb r 10 In
lath, q u hinees
schr Martin Martin, Toledo, 60eo bu wheat
Sehr Emma Herrings-, Neeport
Schr Reed, Red, Toledo $500 bu uhsat
Schr Mary An Rankin. Ktn,ky, Dunkirk
5, he L No~ie, Howard, Port uron
sehr X Gilbert, Henderson, Poit Austin I24 n,
lumber, 4s N laih
seOw Mary Amelia, shcemsk T, PORT Huron, 50 m
lumber
seoz Se,m-, Parker, Bay City. lCO N lumber
SEQ . Prime, Prince, B aek River
Sow Free Mason. Mrrreis, Pt CHI ton
Sew Lime OK, Fargher, Port Hope, 100 m In n
ber, p m lath, "a m sbiugts
CLEARED..-............b MAY %,
stmr CITY OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Onei1s, Atwi Cd Ch eagO
Prep OToDt >, Wetmore, Budalo
Prop Comet, Gaylord, Green Bsy
Pr D Ontario, sh-var, detroit
Poop Portsmouth, Hsve {, To'edo
Prop Olean Waterbury, Toledo
Prop Wenona, O. Inns ChfssgO
chr = L noble, Howard, Port Huron
hr Mirands, Stsintr-nner, ii wauRee
sehr kanter, Wioshau, Milwaukee, 5cO ton coal