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1eef c1oet corps, parl!c1larly IN tQWn8,
troops in their instruction. ). The appoint
me1t Of officers paid BY tho atate As instruc'
tors Of youth. 4. Supply Of firearms for train
Ing by the State. s.. Reduction Of tho time
OF service during peace for youth previously
trained. 6. Facilities for youths to join
shooting clubs for practice.
The application OF the interest Of the
moneys collected for the German fleet form
the subject Of a: resolution to the following
effect:
The committee Of the National verein pro-
poses that the general meeting should re.
solve that the following sums be allotted
from the interest amounting 70 1855 aorias
VIZ: flrst, grant Of 1000 forms to the as.
!. sociation for saving persons shipwrecked upon
German coasts, md the remainder to improve.
ment Of the buildings md increasing the ed.
irrational stnff Of the seamen's School In
Hamburg. ..-..
- BEnxE, Oct. e.
Within the Last tbr1e days, the National Council
Of lie Federal Con:titution-lo right of settle.
ment, and The pnblsee1esc1se Of wofshfp. The de-
bate upon both questions vas cartted On upon The
ciueions wcts ultimately adopted In AZ uualtered
contribution, as now revised, stands ~ follows:
Swf.s The night Of nee se,llement throughout The
whole extent Of its territory upon the follo0ins
eoIo No sWiss ean be refused a settlement iu auy
canton. provided he possesses the annexed qualIl
catinna: a certifcate OF birth, or other simin,
document. b. 4 testimonial Of mor.i conduct. G.
sS a,as as i Il BE- & q a s assas s
maintain himself md his fanily by private money,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

New Music.-We have received from Messr.
Root Cady, g. Washington St, Chicago. the
following pieces Of Music:
Nay Queen Quadriile. price sc; The Chicago
Mtznrkl, 25c; Good BYE Old Glory. Soc; The
Ship tha. Never Returned. Soc; Ms Beau that vent
- C1nlIa. 30; Fairy Nora Loves me. 3oc: Jus;
Before tie B,sss, &c; Just After the ,ttie. 20c
On. On. On, the Bows Came Marching. 2oc;
Tramp. Trump. Tramp! TRANSCRIPTION BriIIiautcl
fAc Freedoms Harvest Time, 35c; Sing me 10
Sleep Father. 35c; Fathers Come Home. 30ci
On. On. On. the Boys eamo Marching. Guitar,
3Gc: The Liberty Bird. 30c.
Messrs Root & Cady have the most extensive
assortment Of Music to be found in Chicsgo-
They max be found in ore OF the splendid room:
in the new Opera building on Washington stree;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

fIor~chofd Friends--Coe-s Cough Balsam
and Goes Dyspepsia Cure-they should always be
in the house ready for Immediate use; they the
most reliable remedies known. The ono always
handy and speedy in case of sudden attacks of
Group amongst the children, or for curing the mos,
stubborn coughs and colds, is excellent for sore
throat and all lung diseases. the other-Coe q
Dyspepsia Cure-is certain to cure dyspepsia, no
uatter OF how long standing, Indigestion, and all
diseases that originate in dsordered state of the
stomach and bowels
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
A Recipe for the Cure of Fever and
Ague.

BANGOR. Van Buren, Co., Mich, Sept. 9, '54.
DR.. 6. w. RoBAcK-- Sir: Your Blood Purifier
aid pills sell better here than any other medicines
| could keep They are JUS. the medicine for the
people. peculiarly adapted for the cure of Fever
and Aguc, but the people use them as general
medicine.
To break an attck of the Ague take a table
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour, and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills, and in three days the complain. will be
removed and permanent effected.
AL who try this treatment before applying 10 a
physician will be saved much cost and suffering.
Yours truly,
Slim, 'frt A. q. Tart.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

F-S- t. COSSU ES.-Thc undersigned having becn
restored t. healh few weeks by very simple remedy.
shcr having suffered several years with lung az
FICTION and that dread diseas" torsumpton-is anxious
10 make known To hi, fellow sufferers the
t. all who desire it. he will send cory of the prcscrip
0n used e Of charge with the directions for preIsr
Ing and using the same. which they nill find
OR CoNSUYPTIoN. ASTHMA. BEoNcHITIs, CorSHs. COINS,
etc The only ofjrct ~ the advertiser in sending the
Prescription Is benefit the afflicted ard spread nfr-
nation which hc coCcves be Invaluable, and he hopes
sufferer viii try his remedy = viii them
nothing. AMI prove blessing Parties wishing the
prescription, will please address
Rev. EDW ARD 4. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County,
,ni5m3' New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

r = EpIraR or REr.-DFsE SIR: With your permits
sion wish the raeTs Of your paper, that will
scui ly mail g. all Who wish it, free Recipe
with full diTcet0na for making and using simple Vege
table Balm. that will .cctuaily in ten days. PIN
Pics Bloche- Tan. Trcrkes. and all Impurities IF the
skin. leaving the son, clear smooth and beautiful
will also nail free to those having Bald Heads, or Bare
Faces simple direct and information that will enable
them ll growth # Luxuriart Hair, Whi-kers
Nnustivhc. ia less than thirty days.
All applications answered ly return mail without
charge. Respectfully yours.
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
.ijm3l SCI Broadway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

Mr. J. W. Hollinger's letter is insdmissibe CT
cept nm advertisement, and il woald cost him
to publish il in that way than he would like
ly be willing 20 paT. At any rate moro than would
Justify him in paTinS We would. besides. before
publishing il require an indemnity bond from him.
il would subject Us 70 a libel suit. and likely
cause uS more trouble and expense than VIC would
be willing 70 undergo for less than 800
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

Ifvou wish to buy Calico at Is cents yard,
COOL De Lines At 30 cents. handsome BAlmora-
Skirt for 81 So. first rate srcle Of calf skin ball
moral shoes for s275, good steel spring hoop
Skir. for 81 -. beautiful cloth Cloak AZ shy
price from $ 90 20 $50 90. handsome. stylish
all wool Carpet at 81 .65 per yard, 20 TO WEsrER
vE1T's They have received another lot OF New
Goods, new styles De LANES and Prints, all very
handsome. Also, Nubias. Hoods. Blankets
Shlvls, &c, &c, ail to be sold rery .or for ask
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

i rom DIX J. K LKOW LID:
DR. SwaIS:--Knowing the ingredients Of which
your Bourbon Bitters are COMPOSED, | can with
confidence advise those who suffering from
general debility, nervous prostraton. dyspepsia,
who may be convalescins from acute forms Of dis
ease. try them and they will receive decided
benefit. Inlw2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
Large Stock at Reduced Prices,

s. Co, are now opening .heir Fall and Winter
Stock of Dry Goods the largest and most splen-
did ever brOugh. to Plymouth. They are now of
fering Prints at reduction of from 2 to cents
per yard recent prices, and fine Dress Goods, OF
which they have very large and superb sssort-
meat al - cents per yard less than formerly, aud
other articles in proportion. If you want bargains
Dale's is the place to 60.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

AS SHEsxss SsrD.-When is was proposed to
employ negroes against the great rebellion, Gen.
Sherman said:
II ron admit the negro to this struggle for any
purpose, he has right to stay il for all, and when
the fight is over. the hand that drops the musket
Cannot be denied the ballot.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
DR.. II. AAders' Iodine Water.

n lHtrludtfs Disco-e-g-
fttI GEAIN II Zodiac N each ounce Fl Water.
D.sso're,' ,-;tiol; S,lreui'
H. most FowTErVI YITAIizISG AsiNr and RFsToEA
n ALIVE known. >tRntTIA. SALT-HHEUH. CANcfRs
RETUN.TIsN, Co.-UaFTIoN, and many Chronic and Her
siitaIy Diseases, cured 10y thousands
testify Circulars set free FFiec SlOo Pr bottle
fT $500.
pr II. ANDERS & Co, Physicians AMI Chemists. i2'
Broadway, New York. Sold by Druggists generally.
n4ssnc3r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

Died AT the Madison House, Montgomery.
Ala. OF typhoid fever. October 20ih, 1865. Mr..
CEaRrKs b. McGoer, of Walkerton, St. Joseph
Co, Ind.
At Coldva.er, Michigan. on Saturday, October
e, 1865. Mr. MoRaAS w ooDROw. formerly Of this
place, aged so years.
We sincerely regret to hear Of Mr.. Woodrow =
death. He an eIceenI man and highly es.
teemed by all who knew him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

Fighting.--There were two fights in town on
Saturday and one on Tuesday between couple Of
young gcntlemen-cause, whisky. One OF the
parties in the last mentioned sf,ir got somerha,
bungcd u? about the face and eyes and locked eI-
ceeGngiy IN comfort able.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

Latest advices from Mexico safe that the Lib
e.al force bcsieging Ms.amoras has been whipped
and driven off. The siege is consequently raised.
Cortinas had resigned the command of the Liberal
forces prior TO their defeat. for the reason that he
was not allowed 20 lead an assault.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

The Supreme Court of Missouri, in the case or
Father Cummings, Catholic priest, who was
fined $500 in 4 lower court for preaching without
taking the test oath, has affirmed the sentence,
thus sustaining the constitusionalsy of the ordi-
nance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
THE REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Theatre.-A. NJ. Merrick' popular troupe of
actors will Prrform in this place at Woodwards
hall tor three evenings. commencing to morrow.
friday evening. Among the troupe are Mr.. R.
Johhson. the celebrated Trsgedian and Miss Nell
lie Grover, the youthful and charming actress.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
Nsrried.-On the 18th alt. by Elder R. Co,

Narried.-On the 25th alt. by Elder R. Cor
bailey, Mr. OLIVER TAr0R and Miss JIMMIE BARN.
HrLL, al Of ths county.
l.rSe and elegant cake. with the compliments
Of the fair and handsome bride. accompanied the
above announcements. upon which tthe cake-not
the COMPLIMENTS the printers feasted and called
dswn blessings upon the happy pair.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

New ATrival.--Jonathan Wright has sst re
ceived large lot Of Cabinet Furniture. of all quail
tiles IT bis ware rooms. south side of La Porte
street, between Michigan and Center streets, which
he is selling at figures lower than Chicago retail
prices
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

The I.ady's Friend for November !. very hand
somely Illustrated. and the contents highly enter
tanning. Terms - 81 per annum, will fur
nish the LAZY. Friend and Republican ono year
each for 81 in advance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

The revolution Hayti has fzzled or. and seems
to have been very small affair The United
States Cunboat Kansas seems to have hsd some
thing to DO with winding up the affairs at Cape
UaYliOn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
WHISPERS. WHISPERS!

Do you want whiskers Moustache, Our Grceian
Compund will force them grow the snoohest face
chin, hair haid heads IN SIX WEEKS. Price,
81 90 Sent by mail anywhere closely sealed receipt
Of price. Address, WARNER 4 CO.. Box 1873, Brooklyn.
New Ycrh. na-ch23 r2lyi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

Publishers Mark.-When subscribers resi-
ding out Of the county see cross mark opposite
their names they may understand that the time
paid for is about to expire. AS general rule We
send no paper out of!he county unless paid for il
advance. II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

Attention! Ffremen.-PlymouthP Protection
Hook and Ladder Company will meet at their
Hall, next Tuesday evening. November 9Th. at O. J
o'clock Business of importance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

The sentence Of Edward b. Ketchum, who has
pleaded guilty, bas been postponed, in order that
he may remain eligible as a witness in some civil
cases.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

An Indianapolis despatch of last week says
At'icss from Washington render i, probable that
tes 3a;h and l3oth Indiana regiments will be mus
tered cut within the next thirty days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
DR., TALBOTT'S PILLS

Composed Of highly concentrated extracts from roots and
herbs Of the highest medicinal value infable in the cure
Of all diseases Of the Liver arrangement Of the Di
gestve Organs They all impurities of tho Blood
and are ne1aiei in the Of Diarrea, Jaundce, Dys
pcpSia Scrofus Bliousness, Liver Complaint fevers
Headache Pies Mercurial Diseases Hereditary Humors
Dose for adults pill in the morning. children nan
pill From one to three pills will cure ordinary and
from three boxes will any durable case OF nc
matter how long standing. Price slO0 per box Trade
supplied or sent ~ mail.
v. MOTT TALBOT, NJ. D., & CO..
n34-IysnI CO Fulton street, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

smow.-There was slight fall Of snow here
Saturday last.-ths first OF tao season. but it
melted as fast as il fell.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

II is stated that the President contemplates
committing the sentence of Wirz TO imprisonment
for life.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
1fofuEs Axe VsLD VIII ALHAfs coop stCCtss
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Iron in the Blood.

rHNEE PERUVIAN STRIP supplies the Blood With It's
Il L1TE ELENENr, IRON, infusng SrRESGTH, NIGoR
and NEW LIFE into the whole system. For Dyspepsia
Droy.y Chronic DiGrrhgT. DEBILITY, Female HGtne &c
specific. TIL usanls have been changed by the
Of this medicine f. weak, sekly suffering creatures,
strong. healty and tsTpy men and women.
y b page VamI'l - sent TRCE.
Price 81 90 per b. tile. or 9 FOR s. n.
j r. DINSMORE, % De- Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists generally. niSsncSss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

Still retains its precedence and great popularity, and az
ter undergoing gradual in for period Of thirty
years, pronounced musical world
passed and even unequalcd in richness volume and purity
oftone, durability and cheapness Our scale, French
action harp pelI iron famo overstruns bass,
rosewood panoes selling cheaper by from 500
to sn0 than the same style and finish sodby any other
first class makers in the Dealers all in
Of good planes invited send for Descriptive Gaia
ogue which contains photographs Of different styles,
together with prices. No should purchase piano
without seeing this Catalogue. Medals, almost without
number have been awarded the Groyesteen Piano and
the Celebrated Worlds Fair though put in competition
with others from all parts Of Europe and the United
States, it took the highest award.
Established 1881 GROyESTEEN CO.,
400 Broadway, New York.
juIy27 'lsG5-n39-1ysn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
RToKHENH,
Hutchings & Hillyer, Prepr'e''''.

John D Park. Cincinnati, and Lord Smith, Chicago.
Wholesale Agents.
Sold in Ply mouth by Pershing Co.. and Bl'in Go.
march 10, ls65-zcyl
Smyrna times., 1865-04-13
Success of the lao Loan.

Our readers will notice that subscriptions to
the popular 7-30 Loan are still continued in
the most liberal manner To the Old World
the success of these Peoples Loans is one Of
the wonders of Republic. The Government
does not seek to borrow in foreign markets; it
offers no premiums to bankers, but appeals d-
rectly to people, and with what success is suf-
ficiently shown by the fact that during forty
days they subscribed and paid the cash down
for one hundred and sirty-one million dollars
of the 7-30 Loan There can be no stronger
evidence Of perfect confidence in Government
securities. While nearly all other stocks have
| gone down from twenty to fifty, and even a
greater per cent. within a few weeks, all forms
of u. s. bonds and stocks have remained firm
except the slight fluctuations that are incident
to all rapid changes in the market. Our read
ers will remember that the subscribers to the
7-30 Loan receive seni-annual interest at the
rate of seven and three-tenths per cent. pei
annum in currency, and at the end Of three
years from June 18th, 1865, they will have thu
option of receiving payment in full, or convert
ing their notes into 500 six per cent. gold in
terest bond. The late great decline in the pre-
MUM on gold makes these notes more desira
BILE as an investment, and it should not be for
gotten that their exemption from State or mu
nicipal taxation adds largely to their value
There is no interruption in the receipt of sub
scriptions or the delivery of the notes. Al
banks, bankers and others acting as LOal
Agents, will pay subscribers the interest in ad
vance fIom the day of subscription until jun
18th
Smyrna times., 1865-04-13

DEATH OF CAPT LUsBY.-Captain Robert
Lusby, Assistant Adjutant General U. s. A.,
died suddenly at Fort Sumner, New Mexico,
on tlse 10th of Feb last, Capt. L. was well
known to many of our citizens, having been
engaged in the mercantile business in this town
ia number of years since. He went to Des
Moines, Iowa, where he engaged in the land
agency business, in partnership with E. l..
Burnham, Esq He entered the service as q
Captain, in the 10th Infantry Iowa Volunteers
in July, 1861, and served with that Regiment
until his appointment as Assistant AGjutan
General. in July, 1864 During his term o.
service with his Regiment he participated ii
the operations against New Madrid, " IslanC
No. Ten" and was at the battles of Iuka, Cor
inth, Port Gibson, Raymond, Jackson, Cham
pion Hills, and Mission Ridge. At the battle
of Champion Mills he was severely wounded
by mimic ball, which he carries to the grave
| Gen. Crocker, commandant of Fort Sumner
in general order, says:
| In every position, and under all circumstan
| ces, Captain Lusby has shown himself to be ;
! first rate soldier; brave and chivalr0us, higl
minded and honorable. His untimely deatl
is great loss to the service, to which he wa
an honor, The General commanding has hat
occasion, since the war commenced, to mourl
the death of many friends, but he has at II
time felt such extreme sorrow as he now feel
in announcing the death of this officer.
He was buried with Masonic honors at For
Sumner. Mr.. Burnham requests informatio
concerning his mother, which can be left a
this Office.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-13
For The " Smyrna Times.

A CARD.-The Ladies and Gentlemen who
paid the undersigned a visit on Wednesday
evening OF last week, and sang so sweetly, will
accept the unfeigned expression of his graft
tude for so pleasant token of their favor.
lie has only to regret he had not time to call
the attention of other members Of his family to
Emusic in the air" before it died away in the
tramping of retiring feet. 1t is hoped the
brevity of the performance is to be construed
as mere introduction to more ample repas
at some early period. Z. COOKE.
Smyrna times., 1865-04-13
The Surrender of Lee,

Last week the whole country was thrown
into wild outburst of JOY over the announce
ment that Richmond is ours" and Just one
week has elapsed when the still more startling
and joyous news comes that Lee has surren-
deredl On Sunday, the I'd, Grant occupies
Richmond; on Sunday, the 9th, he dictates
the terms of capitulation to Lee
Eternal honor and glory to the Army of the
Potomac Held at bay month after month
and year after year by the hosts of Lee hurl
ed back and almost annihiIated under McClel-
Ian; defeated and checked under Burnside :;
repulsed though not disheartened under Joe
Hooker; having perished twice over by battle,
BY disease, and the expiration of enlistments,
its existence Is marvel and an honor-it was
Immortal, Campaign after campaign witness
ed its resurrection, anI it has just crowned
its existance by st0rming line of breastwOrks,
forts and rife-pits held by an army only equal
ell in skill and courage by themselves. 1t has
hewn into its adversary at the sides, cut through
their ranks and swooped them up by battal-
Ions and brigades. Brothers of the Army Of
the Potomac, we salute you've honor you
forth there is laid up for you by the citizens
OF D mighty Republic, crown of glory in
corruptible, undefled and that fadeth not
away"
The surrender Of Lee is the end of the re
bclion. 1t must result in the capitulation o.
all the armies of the Confederacy, the surren
der of every stronghold in the South the &C
acknowledgement that the attempt to set up;
confederacy with slavery as its corner stone i
failure. Our struggle is virtually at an end
The ability Of the people for selfgovernmen
is put beyond doubt. 1t is the work of res
toring the American Union; of establishin,
Free Government not for this continent alone
but for the world. It is the work of perfect
ing Democracy The rebellion is over, anG
peace immediate, with a restored Union.
What glorious news for Europe Already
steamer is hunying across the ocean with
the ''glad tidings of great joy to the thou
sands Of American, in the Old World Ever
since the breaking out of the rebellion the
European journals have predicted Just how
the republic would split into dozen pieces
The Loa... Io..rs thought that while tht
south, through the slavery interest, might b,
kept together, there was nothing to bind tn,
free States that nothing but monarchy vii
stand. The trial has taken place-the slay
States did not stand together; the whole pha
lanx of the free States stood up boldly togcth
er in the conflict, and no power has been pow
erful enough t0 separate them AS prom
insnt Democrat remarked to Union man tn
other day, +" 1t is glorious; the Union wi
stand fifty per cent higher in the eyes Of I'll
European nations that she has ever done I!
The Union man reminded him that " the W,
Is failure" which opinion the Democrat di
seGted fromf =.
Honor to Gen. Grant, who won the victory
One year ago he said " I viii fight II throue
on this line if it takes all summer" It toe
all Summer and all Winter, but it's accOu
plished. And "Glory to the Lord of Host
from whom all glOries are!" , \
Smyrna times., 1865-04-13
-S;ynedl EDWIN NJ STANTON. See. Of War.

[Signed] EDWIN NJ. STANTON, See. Of War.
War Department, Washington, D. c., April
9th, 10 P. NJ, 1865 Ordered. That salute
Of two hundred guns be fired at the headQuar-
ters of every army and department, and at ev,
cry post and arsenal in the United States, and
at the Military Academy at West Point, on the
receipt of this order, in eotnmemoration Of the
surrender of Gen. r. e. Lee and the Army OF
Northern Virginia to Lieut. General Grant
and the army under his command. Report O
the receipt and execution. of this order to be
made to the Adjutant General, Washington
EDWIN VI. STANTON, Sec'y Of War,
Smyrna times., 1865-04-13

UNsUCCEssFUL.-T wife of Eben W. Fra.
zier visited New Castle last Monday week and
on being denied admission to the prison, hand
ed cake to the keeper for her husband. That
functionary took the precaution to cut the cake
and in it found letter, stating that another
jack screw had been prepared which worked
nicely, and that three men had volunteered to
fberate him that night or die in the attempt
Watch was kept for them by the Sheriff, but
they failed to make their appearance. Thi
may be accounted for on the ground that Mr.
F. was to give signal which he failed to do, a
he was not handed the letter until the follow
ing morning. .-RepubIicdn.