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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

CoIoRED CONVENTION A call has been issued
by portion of the coored individuals of thi. State
for "COioTed Mems State Convention" to as
sembe at indianapolis on the oath of October.
The object of the meeting is said to be form a
"Stste equal rights league" at which time they
will appeal TO the legislature OF the State for
dress OF grievances. Gov Morton and other dis
unsushsd orators are expected to be present and
lay before the august assembage full statement
OF the wrongs inflicted on the down trodden, much
abused negro. rOguesh fellow al our elbow
says Mattingly has been chosen "bottle holder "
on the occasion referred to.--Deuaoeraf.
"Never YOU be frightened" Doc, We have no
desire to { ke your Office from you, or supp'sn,
you in the affections of your rogueish companion
Birds OF feather flock together. Were you dis
charged on account of your "rogueish propensities
or for your bad associaEons7 Well, don't fret
We doubt not, YOU can get TO be boot-blsck TO his
highness JEFF Davis, or some other rebel chiefs
provided you can give satisfactory references OF
your continued sympathy for rebels and the robe
cause, which there is doubt you can. Sambo
having due appreciation Of the fitness of things
will cheerfully resign in your favor.
Now dOn't get huffy, Doc, and refuse to ex-
change any more compliments with Us. There is
but little stirring news aaoat just now and the
people want something to smuse them, and as you
seem to desire il we have no objection to CRAFTY
you by exchanging few squibs. "Lay on Nc
Duff" If you find your energies tagging go the
fields and eat your fill of nettles and thisiles.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

Mr.. Osborne thinks We "siep long ways out Of
the path OF an editor and gentleman to sneer at
MIR. Platt Mcdonald" Really. To be rebuked
By such refined and dignifed gentleman as Mr.
Osborne for such an offense is Illuminating. Very.
Had he not added "Mr. Mattingly's gratuitous
assaults upon him only serve to show how severely
the old gentleman felt. and how bitterly he re-
members the castisatons he has received at Mr.
Mes hands in former days" We should not have
laughed Bit We rather think Mr.. Med. feel:
the eistigltions We gave him keenly as we do
the low slang he squirted at US. At any rate We
never acted the baby as he did BY refusing to ex
change papers with longer. after we had replied
to virulent, unprovoked persona assault upon us.
We intended to hit b M Pretty hard, but hur
him worse than We expected from the way he fut
tered. threw up the sponge aud abandoned the con-
test Remember his castisations". Do you re
member. Mr.. Osborne, having been bitten by le:
just before the last Presidential electionl
As to sneering at Mr.. Platt Med, we deny tn,
charge. We do lot often indulge in that practic,
even toward cur most bitter enemies. In the frs
instance We referred to his settling in Hebron as
matter Of news, which item We obtained from til,
Crown Point Register, and in the second instance
merely said Lake county is not as much honoret
as supposed in having such distinguished cit
lien" Will you tell Us where the sheer comes in
Mr.. Osbornel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
MARSHALL COUNTY UNION NOM
lNEES.
Election October 10, 1865.
The Election.

Next Tuesday the voters OF this county viii he
called upon TO exercise the right Of freemen in the
selection of their public servants. No one, i, is
hoped will value the privilege so lightly as to re-
main away from the polls. Every Union man es-
pecially, should thank God that we still have 9
country despite the Vaccinations Of rebels South
and North 20 destroy !; and establish upon ts ruins
Save OEgsrchy, under which the right. Of con
science anu free speech would have been entirely
ignored, and resolve in future to be more yisilsns
and faithful in the discharge of his public duties
Seifpreservation. well ~ the peace. prosperity
sad perpetuty Of the country impers:ively demand
IL. Many hsvs been too remiss in this respect
heretofore, and fearful, indeed, has been the pen
ally we have al had to pay for this remissness.
Shall the lessons we have learned during the las,
four terrible years be forgottenl We trust not
Then, let every lover Of justice and liberty and
ha.er Of traitors, wrong oppression and corruption
rally at the polls next Tuesday and vote the Union
ticket, and whether successful or not you will a;
least have the approval of your conscience.
Our candidates are all unexcspiionable men in
every respect and worthy Of your support. Do not
let them be beaten tOr want Of your vote The
election will be close Both parties expect to sue
coed. If all our friends were a. home we should
beat them easily. As it is one vote may decide
upon whose banners victory shall perch.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

Osborne Harvey aatter themselves tina. "Mat.
tiDgly" is in a very uneasy position just now on
the negro suffrage question, and like the Teuton
sho caught the bear is anxious for some one to help
him let the animal 60. They are, We were going
ray slightly mistaken, but that would not be
true. They merely want to direct attention from
their own uneasy position. They are very anx-
ious 70 hide their own miserable party record by
raising dust about something else, but it won't
DO, gentlemen. You cannot frighten any true
soldier or patriot out Of the Union ranks BY the
cry Of negro suffrage. There is not a soldier.
however much he may be opposed to negro suf.
frlgs in the abstract, but what saysit would be in
6nitely better for the country to allow the negroes
10 vote than to let the Copperheads get into pow
Or, % in the latter case We should not only loose
all We have gained BY the war, but have the Con
f.dsrste var debt addled upon the nation besides.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
A Sad Fall,

1t 10 sorrowful thing to record the fall of =
great man. Everybody remembers Col. Jacques.
He was the Colonel of what was called the Preach
er's Regiment of Illinois Before the he was
the Principal of Sch oil in that State and one Of
the most influential and talented Methodist min i,
tiers of the West. He was gallant officer and
did good service throughout the war. Ii will be
remembered that, in company with Mr.. Gilmore,
and with the approval of President Lincoln and
BishG2 Simpson, Col Jacques made a peace visit to
Richmond. II was thought that on account Of his
Democratic ant cedents he might do much good
there, especially with Southern Methodists. He
was up TO las, Friday still engaged in the service
OF the United Stater. On that day be was in Ken
lucky whittier he had brought Georgia woman
and in her case had employed Doctor to practice
an abortion. The Colonel was arrested at the
same time with the woman at whose house they
were and the Doctor, the murderer Of innocen;s
The victim died in eight hours after the Doctor
began his Expectations. The whole party are in
Jail.
While all will admit the great crime deserves
the severest punishment, the good everywhere will
mourn the fall Of such man as Col. Jacques
Hoedrd Tribune.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

The ass tute editors Of the Democrat whenever
they want 10 say any thing particularly severe OF
witty about the editor OF this paper call him "the
old man. or "the old gentleman" Some OF
their numerous illustrious predecessors sometimes
called him "old Mattip:ly" whenever thcy wanted
TO De very sarcastic. Well, on some accounts, !,
IS misfortune to be old, but it is greater one to
be young simpietos, devoid Of good breeding, or
rendered prematurely old by physical debility.
The editor Of this paper might with equal proprie-
ty taunt the senior of the Democrat with his phys
ical misfortunes. but if he did it would only prove
that his early training like those of the Democrat
editors had been sadly neglected, or the truth OF
aphorism that "evil communications corrupt good
manners"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

A fearful ARRAY occurred recently near Rome,
Georgia. Two desperadocs came up TO to a
church during service time and called out two OF
the congregation. They refused to come out,
when the sesperadoes commenced firing at them.
killing one and mortaly wounding n lady. Suisse
queutly squad Of the 29lh Indiana, with three
citizens, followed th,m Up and surprised them in
their house. The two men, in company with
three sons, m ,de deie mined fight, killing two
of the citizens. but resulting eventually in the
death of the whole gang.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

According to late accounts the rerolutionists
under Saluare are getting the better OF Geffrsrd,
and it is believed the overthrow Of The President
and his party is inevitable. It has already been
represented to American readers, on good authori
~ from Hayti, that the cause o progress and hu-
mainly is with the revolutionary party. Geffrard
has attempted to initiate the role OF Louis Napole
on and graf; imperial power and life time tenure
upcna term Of Office bestowed by the people, thu s
violating the constitution he had sworn to preserve
This AMI his utter subserviency to the Roman
Catholic Church under the auspicies of which his
schemes were menacing civil and religious liberty,
have been the origin Of convulson which will
bring back the purity Of the Republic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

Soldiers, you have been virtually DISTINGUISHED
for four years past, on account Of the refusal Of
the socalled Democratic party to vote for law
extending 70 you the right to vote in the field
They cried out unconstitutional, bu, that the CRY
they invariably make against every measure shey
are opposed TO. Il was mere subterfuge; the
simple and true reason was they were afraid 10
trust you, having denounced you and the cause for
which you were imperiling Jour lives. Will any
soldier now vote with such party
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

An Irishmln called at the Post Office at Kokomo
day or two since. and asked for Daily. Sup
posing he wanted the paper read by most Irishmen,
the boy handed him an Enquirer, "No We don't''
said the Irishman, got enough Of rebels while l
was in prison a. Andersonville. They didn't quite
kill me. outlived all their starving and cruelty.
May | niver ou;live the day that buy such pa.
per as that" A Gazette que:ed him and he wen;
away satisfied. Sensible Irishman, that.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

How dreadful loving the Democratic party has
got all At once with the soldiers. While the men
were in the field fighting the battles Of freedom
the leaders and press of that party were denoun.
cling them - Lincoln "hirelings" ''crt-throats,' -
and pronounced the war failure" A change
has .come DER the spirit of their Dreams" and
now the boys in "blue" are no leEger hirelings.
the war has been n success and in their conven-
tons ;hey declare il so and thank the soldiers for
it. Net content with that merely, they beseech
them to for Office on their rai,orous ticket.
"Oh, shame, where is thy blush ?''--hOrard Tri6-
uns
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

The Buffalo Express says that il has heard Of
but one Republican in the State who proposes to
support the Coppcrhead State ticket. and that is
Gen. Slocum, who has deserted his military post
in search Of political office On the Other hand il
meets with Democrats almost hourly who are out
spoken in disgust of the hybrid ticket. and say that
if they TO vote for Republicans. they prefer TO
support the clean straight ticket and platform.
"rather than the nougre thing started at Albany"
We have L,ard Of number of Democrats in
this county who talk like their New York breth-
rem
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
The Salisbury IN. c. prison Martyrs,

The martyred dead at Salisbury, the victims of
rebel prison cruelty, number ten thousand, buried.
in fourteen trenches. and wholly undistn gushable
This 10 he statement of Gen. Heath, coRmlud
an. at that pest, in answer TO numerous inquiries
from fri.n ds OF the deceased. The names OF
heroes not lost, for they will be treasured in
the hreside memories Of the people for generations
to cOme. The sum OF their suffering and death
will swell, in all coming time, the list of intamies
that went to make up the Great Rebellion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
NANTED-Agents, $3.50 per month,
Wv TO sell the IMPROVED NEW ENG.

LAND FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Price SIS This
Machine will STITCH Hem, Fell Tuck Cord, Braid, Bind,
Gather, Quilt and Embroidrr beautifully. 1t is
made in the most durable manneris elegant y finished.
and il the only reliable cheap Machine in the market II
makes tire "Easc Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
be cut and the cloth cannot he pulled apart Every
Machine is warranted five years. Address DANE & CO.
Post Office Rns - Chicago, H., call Room No s.
p o. Block, Of Monroe and Dearbon streets Chca
10.
HS tGU;ioH.We caution the public to buy worth
less, old style small size Machine, sold under similar
naIne or otherwise We have the only genuine and really
practical cheap Machine manufactured Isep lim3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
We have adopted the following mode Of
ID L g { Z. i b ut1on
by sale of u.s. 900 articles Of value.
Our New Model,

The articles Of goods numbered from Ms 75Oo0
5I"p consisting Of Pianos, M-lod-pHs Gold aud Siyer
Watches. Sewing Machines Tea Table Sets Solid Sill
yer tea and table Spoons and Forks, the 9TH
cr 3'n articles of valuable Jew-lEy. Work Toilet
Gases, Photograph Albums Opcnfce Sill Marhrs and
IAN articles in great variety. 5000 notices numbered
from TO eco are printed and IF into sealed envelopes
and well mixed and of these j. taken sent 10 the
cr-n ending To- us p cents to paStag-
correspondence etc, and the article gou- corresponding
With the number on the nOt will he the holder
The same Immediately lfhe desires purchase the article
"n the receipt ofro dollars For instance. Iftho numer
on the notice sent To- should lee O will sent To Won
for 81 and forcyery article in 40 articles
u After receiring Tie irficle, # IL does not
phrase you. you can return IL and your moncy shall
be Refunded.
TWENTY-FIVE cents must c pay expense Of post
age correspondence, etc. " notice.
Remember that whatever arirlc corresponds with the
number notice you have. il lv paving 7ro Dol
's "r II, whether IL he worth Sir SSUn FIR
our interest 10 deal fairly. aud cn articles
II give confidence to the public and Thereby cur
sales
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

NJ Belford's speech, delivered at the Soldiers
Dinner and Reception, in this place, on the l4th
ult., will be ound on our first page to-day. 1t is
noble production and will well repay atsen.
tive perusal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
New "A Advertisements.
ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the

ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post Once at Plymouth, State of Indiana, I'll,
9th 5ay of October 1865.
Tooetain any ofthes-Ietters, the applicant call
for Gdretised letters give the date Of this list pa
one cent for advertising.
Ifnot called thin ne month they will bs scnt ,r
the Dead Letter Office.
LADIES' LIST.
Boihars Mary MissMiiller Catharine Wolf l. Mrs
Bot1c A { Mrs Mrs
GENTS LIST.
Burt Henderson lessee Tucker Caleb
Cealy Patrick Hershey II Thomson Arthur l.
Dye Kuntz Adam Warner n IL
Ellington Thomas Ligget AmbroseC2 Prof
sOrsasn She.madine Ed
Hlmsn Bernard mond
q III. P. BAILEY, P. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
Should Var Amtury 4 CO. have tie m'seortupe

Should Var Am urs 4 CO. have tie Misfortune
to loose their educated mule they can readily pro
cure smother by applying at the Democrat office in
this place Doe. Harvey, with little training. ii
10 believed, would suit them exactly. All they
would have 70 do besides the training would be 10
glue defunct mules ears and tail to him in the
proper places and he would be ready for service.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

Character does not depend upon diet. The ass
eats thistes and netes, the shar2es; Of food, and
Is the dullest of animals.--Erehan9e.
Thistles and Kettles then must be the meat up.
On which Doc feeds, varied occasionally, BY w,y
dessert, with bucket Of swill, a. he combines the
intellectual qualities of the ass and the manners OF
hog. He sometimes attempts to say something
sharp but the best he can do il 10 retail bar-room
slang secondhand wit.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

The Democracy Of the New Yew York are not
h'rmonius. The State Rights faction. i. C., the
late ultra rebel sympa propose TO holt the
nominations recently made. and TO put n new
ticket in The field. AS al the prominent Irish
papers are in the boiling movement, this split will
be likely to make music in New York City.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

Mr.. Colfax reached South Bend on "Wednesday
evening of last week, having arrive at New York
On the Saturday previous on his return from Cali
forn'a. Oregon. &c. During hi. tour he travelled
about twelve thousand miles.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
D--AGENTS---Book Agents
wy ,xanted 10 sell the 90 A L


Horace Greedy This work has received the highest COM
mendsions from Of all parties and from the Press
every political shade and religious denominations
best arranged the most ucid complete and reliable history
Of the rebellion The popularity of Mr. Greevs History
sufficiently indicated y the fact thar the weekly sales
Vol greater than those of all other Histories Of the
War united. Vol. III which is being compiled with equal
imparality from the Union Official Records and the
Rebel DOme will be issued the earliest day conss-
tent with accuracy and completeness Agents also
for -Four Years in SeceSsid BY Junius Henri Browne
From The Boston Journal, April 26 1865.
Mr. Browne is writer Of excellent
descriptive powers which. with his opportunities during
the progres the will render his book great
est and value Ofthe style of the book it is sufficient
it is in the hands Of Messrs o. D. Case Hartford
who the publishers Of Greeley's American Conflict
Fom the Eoson Trdreler april &c, 1865.
This work promises be of unusual interest inasmucll
the author has had superior advantages
ofthe grandcst and thrilling events Of the war
and whose daring has cost him experience of twenty
months in rebel prisons. Mr. Browne graphic truth
full and writer and his book will be great
msnd. Address, O. ID. CASE Co, l4i Superior ST.,
Cleveland o. p o. Box 1921
Sept. 81, ls65-47t4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

Saturday, October %, 1865,
all the personal estate Of Peter Cook Decd consisting
One span Of Horses, two horse Wagon, sett OF
double Harness, Cow and Cali, Corn in the
fed, 40 bushels OF Whea.. or Stoves. Beds
and Bedding. and other Household and tchen
Furniture, Farming Implements, DC, &c.
TERMS-A credit of nine months will be given on all
sums over three dollars by purchasers giving notes with
approved security, waving valuao end
lIws all Of three dollars and in baud
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. a.
JOHN III. SEYBOLD,
Get. 3 1s65-L4lt3 Administrator
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

Aofc hh1 &c tOHt iurItu
A % rect List If .inimdls:.
Professor Lsrrworthy's Performir-
Animals :---Afriesn Lion. Asi7tie
Lion, Rrazi!lian Tiger. Senegal Loop
ard, Asiatic Lioness and Spotted Tiger.
-~----~-~~~~--~-------~--~
Performing Elephant. Tippo Ssih'
Living Giraffe, only one in America
B'a'k African OstTirh, Q feet high
California Grizzly Bear. very large
bengal Leopard, American Panther or
Puma, Poonah or Hindoo-tan Fear.
Lion, 5 years old. horn IN America.
Royal Rengal iser, only one IN Amer
lea. Burmese or Sacred { ow. Chinese
Dog. African IoIcurine. very rar-.
He'd and Yellow Cr.sted CockatOos.
Jaw Hare. Guinea Pigs. Ant-Eaier CT
Coatimmsnda. Baboon and Willie
Isce1 Monkeys, Australian She l
Psroquetts. African King Neck Faro
qu~t'e. King and Queen Parrots.
South American Parrots. Lori Granda
Ring Parrots. African ! ion. Asiatic
Lion, Calruits Legends. Erszitlian
Tiger. American Fallnw Deer. hite
Rats and Mice, Satin BTvasi !arnquriiS
African Corwn ned Crane. Rocky Noun
tain Badger. American Elsck Pears.
Japanese Maskiu swim. South Amer
lean Tiger, African Spotted Hyena,
Blue Sand Hill Crane, Australian
kosslls, Lori raroGurits. chinese
Paroquetts, Rosa Cockatoo, Parrots
and Doves, Monkeys and Dogs. Z-brs,
Pair Young Lions. A rican Lscpsr1s.
White or Polar Pear. Gray Wolf, Black
Wolf. Ocelot OF Tiger Cat. White
Llama. Black Squirrel, Alpaees sheep.
Cashmere Sheep, African Cry Far
ro's, Red Foxes, Australian Cocka
tillS, AfTic an Pelican. Silver Pheasant
Golden Pheasant, American fsgle
Ismpico Parrots, Fair kf-m:pooi
Bloodhounds, only a. IS in America
Hsmadriss BsboOn or LionSlayer. hrs
ever in America, Peccary or South
American Wild Hog. -Four Horned
Patigcnian sheep. Large Horn kehsch
or lex, only ono ever imported l.
America. Spotted Axis Ierr. from the
River GangeS, American Coon, " bite
leseock. African Mud Her. C.nnei
or Civit Cat. African Goes all. S,oih
Bear, Cinnamon or Fr@zier River
Bear. tIE GRFA AUST ALLAN
Bird SHOW cnntainin. almost every
Imaginable variety OF the many COW
ored binds Of plutaare. will he found
an interesting feature ia ihis attractive
exhibition
Preceding TIE yor s1us rrarrssiHn
on its arrival iH." the Plac.- " :. Al..5i-
ton, may he Sren the & LoN>Al.
GOLDEN CHARIOT, continuing
OrTo HoRs's CoRsAT BAND.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
Administrators sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that will offer at Privat,
Sale, as the property Of Davis Garner, deceased al
the promise on
Monday, November 9Th. 1865.

and not sold said day will continue offer the
for sale AT my Office IN the Of Bourbon in said Ceun-
ty from day TO day until sold the following described
property, to-wit:
The Tppecanoetown Carding and Spinning Fac
tory. consisting Of one undivided third part of
the building, and the same interest in Pick or,
Breaker, Condenser. l Roll Card. and
Spinning Jack of $50 spools.
TERMS OF sALE.-0ns third cash in hand. one third
IN nine and one third ina eighteen months the purchaser
giving notes with approved security, waving valuation
ana apprssement laws, and drawing interest date
Oct s, 1s65-4ofS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05

The trial of Emerson Etheridge commenced
Columbus. Kentucky, yesterday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
Try Our New Mode -

Upon receipt 4 p cts, which pays for CORES
pOndence, postage etc, We Send one notice.
Upon receipt Of 81. which pays for correspond
encc, postage, etc. We send six notices.
Upon receipt of So, which paws for correspond
ence postage, etc, We will scLd 80 notices. and !
tine present valued II not less than el5. As 4 sam
Pile of our goods
Upon receipt of SIS, which paws for CORES
pordrnce, postage etc. We will >rnl I5J notices,
and SOLID SILVER WATCH. by return mail
Agents wanted. Send for our circular
agents oIlowed large cash commission, by
whith Mey can nuke S2j wceiiy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed Administrator o the estate Il Peter Cook
II Marshall county, Indiana, deceased The estate is
supposed - be solvent. JOHN III. SEl BOLD,
Oct. 5, ls65-n49t5 AdmnistI ator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-05
CAUTION.

3S wife Sarah Ellen CARRIER has left my bed and board
VI without Just proyOcation part, and
nil hereby warned give her credit on
account as will pay debts Of her contracting. ~
Sept. 20, lsG5-n4st3* WILLIAM CARRIER.