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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-07-27
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| New York, July 20.
The Times Washington special saws. the
South Carolina delegation, headed by Gov.
srnor Perry, had an interview with the
President at o'clock this, Wednesday
afternoon, which resulted to the mutual
satisfaction of the parties.
1t appears the delegation was suggested
at various town meetings throughout the
State, and the members had been selected
and were on their way to this city before
the news that Governor Perry had been
appointed Provisional Governor of the
State was received. Governor Perry first
heard Of his appointment whom he had got
20 miles from Rome.
In the course OF the interview Of this
afternoon, Governor Perry assured the
President that South Carolina would be
represented by her Congressman in the
month Of December next, and doubtless
on the first day Of the session; that the
State would adopt the amendment to the
Constitution abolishing slavery; that the
parish system will be abolished; ;6tlnathe
Presidential electors will hereaftei -
ed by direct vote of the people
general the State laws will conf
spirit and form to those of the NJ
States and to the Federal Constitute
Governor Perry issued a proclar rYis
this evening, which will be forwarded -
special messenger tomorrow It.
ealling State Convention to-
third Monday Of September, 10
80
the consideration Of the ssverS1
therein stated.
Provisional Governor PerrI
markable speech atGreenville, 81
olina, on the Sd inst. before he knew IL
It's tenor may be inferred
fIo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

ATTEMPTED RossERY --On Saturday night last
about midnight. the family of Mr. William Akin
son. in Union town hip. near Ma1nkurlec r. o.,
were aroused from their sIum1.rs by "a hirl 70
on the frnf door ot their dwelling followed hy the
inquiry. els the mn of thu, house ~ HON. ~ Mr..
Atkinson, WIN is an aged nan. hut not easily
frightened, replied Yes. sir; what - wartcd7'
40 ZEN the DIR :" den ,n1r.l the in.lividu, out
side. in a percmptory tone. Mr.. A. having spid
he farm a few days previous. for which he r,c,iv-
ed 81 40 IN cash; also. had received & 81 from
hts youngest snn. who had enlisted. being the
bounty money he had received. which he sent
hsms 10 his father to keep for MIN, bccam. SUI ri
cious that the object of his vistors,--from the un
seascnab!e hoar of their call and refusal to tell
their names and business.-was robbery refused
20 comply with the rrques,. but informed them
that the Ind better go away or they might re,
hus. He heari them consult in a .,w tone, bu {
could not understand whit thew said they, howev.
or soon went away. without IN akin, any furth. r
demonstrations. Mr. A. thinks they did not ex-
pecT to find him ~ home. ~ lie had given ont that
he intended TO go 10 meeting some distance of
and wond no. return for several days, bit did not
60 as he expected. His family now consists of his
wife, two daughters and grand ehid. The Ia
aesrere very much alarmed BIZ the occurrence
ana remained up the balance of the night.
lhe same party. il is supposed. went the SINE
night to Mr.. Lakes house, in that nrirhborhooI.
ana Dem 'ndcd her money. but she to I them she
nd nota dollar in the house. They asked her
wat she h 81 lone with her s,n's boznty money.
She told Them she did not have il. Alter some
more parleying they went away.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

BEHIND AND AHEAD The proprieiors of the
Low Price Stnre'' were the last to advance their
come down when goods are getting cheaper.
Rice Bro. have marked down their entire
stock thirty per cent within the last few days.
They have also just received a large LOT of New
Goods, and are now selling good prints for twenty.
I've cents. New spring styles de laines for forty
csnss, and all other goods in the same proportion.
Whether goods will remain down is a mltisr OF
dos6s, AMI our advice to all who need goods is
oay them now, and be sure and try tho 8 Low
Price Sfose.''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

The Song Messenger of tin North wrSt. FIR
VI ,rch, always we'cnm" visitor. has bean recri,
ell at this flee. Prize, co cents p wear. Root y
Cady Publishers Chic. 20.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
Par orrr R.sny, on px,p M,x FnrSp

FART ~ " REMAINS OF D8AD Man FouyD
IN rHickrr ON thu 18th ult, lad n ,med
Cole. son oi NJ. Anspi Cole. wl,o lives in Stark
county, netr the line OF this county. iunl part Of
the rem sins of i d cad nun in a thicket near his
fathers field. anil only about eighty rods from his
house. hu. in Union township. in this COUNTY, The
body had evidently been living there for some time
AMI probably been eaten 10 by hogs. IS only hi,
sku:l. jaw bone. the upper par; Of ono arm. and
she lover portion of both legs, sticking IN his
DO II. found. The chest. hack bone, thigh
bones, one arm ani the lower portion of the other
were missins. supposed 90 have been carried OF 5v
hogs htt. coat, vest, pants ami >hirt were
scttters.i rouni ne the ,ins: also Il ptir of
stosie bout. which were sill on his feet The
bat Is light colored on-. ,und cruwn and ibh,4
in sin ;Iltr stylr. anl q. sun. hole, tilr,u The
rim, Ehlos m sb have been shp, hol. :, nut there
we're CORE -pouding holes in tie cruwn The
coh IL wat - g-l,fIls etliel h,rl times
the vest kne bl lek cloth or ci>Simrr: Shirt coir>e
unb'eIchesi muslin; p1nt-. X ,ntucks jtnc>. lined
with c0irse muslin. aud patched on one knee with
cloth the sim~ color All qutity OF the vet
The b'OiS were considerably Worn. and one OF
them II as ptich on the spic. TIE deceased is
supposed to have been thirt! five forty years of
age, from the iaci th,i punches al black beard and
hang mixesl with found near tin, remains
70 papers or any thing else we've found in tine
pockels OF the clothes by which the MN or resi-
dencr of The dcce tsel 'uld be .eert lined. Who
he where he came from no one knows lie
did not belong tC the nrghhnrhood no one j.
nj ssins. Whether he t,pk suddenly i'll A. h- wls
travelling along AMI laid down and died. or was
murdered for his money AMI taken there is m It
Ter OF conjecture entirely. Wearc inirmei. how
ever ihIt some of the citiz~nS OF the rel: hbor, %,
eatert Iir suspicious IN H.. n I-i..ei. from
the lac: that the place where he vas Ioun WA not
near ANY public hig'ixay. anl that lie INST have
lain there since euly lt>; fail. as people pas
slnn. pilk On the river bank. near the spot, in
Se?tembsr ltst, rem 'snDsr have snrlt some
thing offensive, bu. sup ,sed il To lie a dead no :,
.al dill not search for the cause The Inference
Is that he did not freeze to death. and M - hive
either taken suddenly III and land down and died
where hcsa- found. muir Tered III the latter the
perp"trs;or will be discovered >n.,rcr or later.
Exchanges will perh ,ps aid in discovering tho
name and re>iience Of the deceased. if nothing
more. BY copying the above. publishing the sub
stance Of it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
Il survive,

~ survive,
To m'cS the expectation Of The world:
To frns-raie propheSic+; aud To RE out
Rotten pinions. who Ii lth writ me- down
ter my seeming to be past recovery
From that tell DE troycr Cltarrl bu, bv the in u
cions use Of Dr.. ID II. SELVES Liquid Caiirrrh
Remedy st=nl here III the enjoyment of perfect
health.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
BOURBON ITEMS.
~ F J Il.


Mni HIS been one % the mo-t prominent fra-
ture> of Bourbon for minv ava. Nh in the
strcci-mud on the sidewalk ~ Mud ,vcrv-
where. Bark. deep. url flril"m bile horn lille II
is feared that many good mon, whose hu>'nc,-
cnmprs them Ia nl,i. gate our streets are NJ tim.
s'r'ly temp r'i {" use prnfinc lan.u tgr. Next I"
IN end Of the war, oar PRAYER is tor tie mud TO
.dry up
- Sugar making seems 10 bc rhe rage anon.
farmers iu-t nov. Jud-ng f-om The NUMBER of
KETTLES AMI other sugar IN king appirItus sold bv
C w. Nor within the last few DAYS. m mo su
gar will be cheap commodity in Bourbon ere
long.
- On last Thursday morning woman. name
unknown, called At the house of Mr.. VI nrr, near
thi- place. bringing with her n little girl about
tseivr months old, which she requested Mrs. Mi
mr. 10 take care oi until Sc could 20 Ia 3 urbon
an.i rctnrn. Til. Mr.. Miner conserved to do. and
the won; IN took her leave. Proceeding at once
{" B'ur'on she took the IN ,rtinc train going ra.t
ani hIs not been hrard from since. Her child.
thus thrown upon the mercy o Strangers has be- en-
well are TOR an will / ,lb,irs- fire a. well ~ it
would hal its mother been less imhumln.
- The new steam Touring m II buiit by M-ssrs.
Heller x 6 ,lehtinr " III he tartcd next week.
Their mil i dsis mod ~ be- one OF the best il not
shr best mill ia the State. AMI there j. no doubt
thu, It's practical working will NEE, the fullest II
pectItlons Of it, -nterp Using proprietors.
- Lodge of the independents Order or G ,od
Tcm2a> Is being Organized here Surcr>s To IL.
The pr'>.n' stat" ct society affords an ample Fl. Id
of operation TOR the fiends OF tot Il abstinence
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
Information Free!
To NERVOUS SUFFEkEh

To NERVOUS 50 FFEkEhN,
A GENTLEMAN. currd Of Nervous Debility. In
comp. ienry. Premature Decay. and Youthful Err
ror. tuatri by desire tn benefit others. will be
happy To furnish to all who need IL. (irre OF
charge.) the recipe and directions for making the
sim e remedy used in his case. Sufferers wish
ing TO profit the av ertirer~ had experience. and
possess sure and valuable remedy, can do so by
addressing him once at his place OF business
The Rrcipe and full infrm ,tion-of vital impor-
tance--will be cheer uIy scnt BY return mail,
Address John B. OGDEN.
No. 80 Nassau Street, New York
P.S.-~fervous Sufferers OF both sexes will find
this Information invaluable. -,...
Dec. ., 1854 uS mass ~r-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

MIssive We regret to learn ,hu EIirim Curse.
COrse, Esq. of this County, has been missing since
she battle of the 5th ult. at Hatcher's Run. Vir.
ginia- lie either killed or taken prisoner, il
ID MOI known which. by the captain of his company
who communicated the sad intelligence To- his faith
er. We hope the young soldier n ay yet turn up
safe aud sound.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

The prr-cn' term Of the public schon,. in thi $
plIcr. elise to Irr1v. IT, j. rxaecfcl they wi |
be- opened for another term in few weeks.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
County Comm ssioners' Court meets next Mon

fore the third MJn1Iy in this month will be as
sessed with ten per cent damage and interest
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

SELECT ScHooL-The next term Of the Miss, .
Reynolds Select School commences next MONDAY
in We tervelt Hall. They have established their
reputation first class teachers, and consequent
ly are literally pa'roniz,d.
The PACIFIC MONTHLY We are assured that
the dem md for the new monthly magazine is uii-
prccrdrnted. owing principally to The fact That
every subscriber obtains excellent work. well
worth the price of subscription. and at the same
time receives an article OF Jewelry as a present,
worth from five ~ ten dOlltrS--complrrd with the
prices o. such articles in ret Ill stores. The sub.
scription list ID the Pdc ie MIathiy il becomming
i'm nense, attributable to the enterprise and lber
aIity di>pllvei nv its pc,priet1rs. SEMI in your
orders for the 'nthly early, and secure the
bers complete lar the year. which make. when
bound. two 4 IN lsomc volumes.
REs l. PAS ,xEas Ten CIR loa Us Of rebel pris
oners. from Rock Island. passed through thi-
place on SUNDAY afternoon ON their wav To CITY
Point to he exchlnged They looked u little hard i.
but of them had the appearance Oh having
been starved.
A train load of them passed through a few days
previous, hui We did ~ them.
CES1ER L wvsHIr Quora FL ehfccn or TWEEN
~ m.n, we understood on Tuesday ut noon. had
b'en mu-tered in and credited to this township. MP
10 that time. Twenty five more are wanted 4"
Il ! the quota. Each recruit receives 5 50 bounty
in cash. frum his township.
The pre-en' term Of the public school. in this
plIcr. elise To Irrlv. IT, i rxaecic,I they wi /
be- opened for another term in few weeks
----------> -
The Song Messenger of tin North w .~t. FIR
VI ,rch, alwav- wecnm" visitor. has bean rctri,.
ell AT this .ffice. Price co cents p ycar Root y
Cady Publishers, Chic. 80.
Observation-Disclosures in this county, on the
2}d of February. lsG5. by Rev. A. Fuller. Mr.
BExJ.NIS r. DiLwoRrH ani Miss AevE- ID
JoNEs. daughter of Mr.. Philandcr II. Jones
For she nice AMI lib-ral supply Of cake accom-
PAVING the above notice tender the happy
couple our wIrm'Str egIr',. and tu.t their con.
= ubill bliss nay increase .rd .r.w broader and
deeper AZ they Journey together through lie
On the SINE day, in this county, b, Rev.
Jtmes rtheny. Mr. CT,sLE> BrvpY, of How
ar ! comfy. mi. AMI Ms. ELIZABETH Hall, Of
Walnut toSn-hin. VI ,rshalI county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

SELECT scHooL-The next term of the Misses
Reynolds Select School commences next Monday,
in We tervelt Hall. They have established their
reputation frs, ci,ss teachers, and consequent
" are Literally pa,roniz,d,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

PnsrISc.-Job Printing Of all kinds. fiom the
smallest card to the largest sized poster executed
In the very best style, on TIE shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms at this Office. Order
,espeetfully solicited 20 =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
uGLMDoLD's ROSE WASH,

~ Extract sarsspeTila IL Food r7 Extract
Dccau II .rrctic. Gi viii eco. IN GAGS.
Ioth arc p-cf-:oi cl p--c:y ecic!lc .p.es-fn
rccHo-c:d to most rcvc measure, CT either t.at
en- &c made Already c11 coacusvc test WI 10 CON-
2a.son CT tSer properties with hosc forth tse fs
lowing vo-,s:
Zee I!spc1satory OF thc United staies
Zee Professor DEVICES valuable on the Practice
ofTS-,.c.
zee remarks radc b. the celebrated Dr. rursro rhIla
sccre-a:ks rasGo BIZ II. EEuE4iI LCDog x--, cello
orated IEcicn ard 1craSor CT tho ro-.l CoIleco Of
Ecsceo,5. lcic-i I'D I-S-cd n tie transactions CT
TIC Ling I'D C=cc='s Journal.
Zee Gec.co-Chi.arrieai Ecyicv, published By pxxys
IRsv--'. Tc''ow Of to ro--l Co.;ese OF Surgeons.
Bee iaess CT tic late standard voT.-s o. ediciue.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
Speeial g(otifes.

wear. By purifying the blnO and properly regu
hating the action al the stomach and bowels. many
il nut all, of The Troublesome d.. ases of the eli
m tie m :"t AMI would he avoided. DR. Robsck
presents his remedies to the public 'or this specific
purposes. with'u recommending them i"r .'all The
lis IN Il m n il heir to- Try these B tiers IL
ee l. bur ri Il tn 'nvince al of Their worth
La ,siny M.eh S,afs Rrpn6liean.
For al. nv al D u.gist-.
Office and VI ,nuficrory. Nos Sc, So, 60 aud CO
Els. Third street. CINCINNATI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

GEiEy.MlBO1OS
GENUINE
PREPARATION S.
-HrcuIT CONCENTRATED" coaroUSD
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive and speciac r:cncdy for diseases OF tho
Eladcer. EIaa,y-, Gravel ard propsiemi dwellings.
Thk Medicine Increases INC powers digestion. end
excies to eoSorc=:s i:o Ec=l -ctIcn. By which to
matter OF cScs-co@s Ccpcsi;:cas oil unnatural CT
ienen:s &C rc=ccG. veil pan and inflammation.
AID GOOD Cor Ec1, women Gai cS..,,-ea.
IL
HELMBOlD'S EXTRACT BUcHU,
For arising from Excesscs, Habits of Dssipa
ton, Early Indiscreo1, attended with the following
Symptoms:
nGaroc.;ioa Is rzcri.oa. Loss OF Tower.
Loss OF c;lor-. rI-scu::y Of ..eathirs.
Eeak rcrvc5, trembling,
Gorror Of riscatc. Uase:.iacs,.
D;mncss OF Vision. Pa n TIC :acS.
lot Hands, Tl;-i.ly OF TIC Co:y,
Dryness Of tie ca, E-up:io3i Of tic Tace.
Universal LassliCcc, FAIL oGa;eaancc.
lrscr:sr system.
These symptoms if s,.ov cd 20 so on (Which ills Eedi
elmo invariably removes, soon follow
TATUITY, EtILEoI.C TITS, &C.,
In OF which the patient may expire TAo say
they frequently followed By those "G.efal c:s
cases." -
e II
vi confess. he records Of tie Insane &C. las eni ia
raclaachoi deaths ~ coa1up;ioa bear snplo witness 10
tic truth q; tic assertion.
10 Constitution o3ce Affected By organic weakness.
reqcs aid OF medicine strengthen andiavigo.s:s
tScs-s;ca which iI:-LN-oLO's EXTRACT o. DScIJ
Invariably does. trial viii convince The most scsplcsl.
Z,
In many affections peculiar TO Females. the rrrnAc1
C@cze Is uaequa.ei by any other remedy and for Gil
complaints Incident TO the sex, or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
eg SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
p 20 Family should be without jt.
-
Take 60 ra'sar, >-c:c-s U-E.eassat medicine fsY
urpleas.1t cal dangerous i.-ca,c5.
iiAA!;5UAD i tAlnhLi DULn3
1MERCUED ROSE WASH
Cures Secret Diseases
In all their stage. EtIo expense little change 81
diet. no Inconvenience. and 10 EXPOSURE.
WI.
USE HELMBOLD'S
e X T r A G I B u G n u
Tor all affections and diseases OF these orgsns whether
EXISTING L, ..AL:. o.. TE,MA-2,
IRON whatever originating matter long
standing. Diseases CT ;he3o organs require tae ell
C.3reiic.
HELMB0LDS EXTRACT BUCHU
Is tho Great Diuretic.
TO hare TIE desired eject In 81 diseases
Cor which 1: f. recommended.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
LOCAL DEPARTMENT
THURSDAY. MARCH .. 1865.
MoaE Rr,olxa.--In order 10 en,hl. =. - g.

MoaE REsDTSo.--In order TO enable US to far.
nish our Patrons IN IRE reading m liter. we have
conslu led tosnse size smaller type in future.
which, we iosibt not. will be satisfactory to ALL as
each c"lumn will contain nearly one third mnre
scadins.-being equivalent about to M enlarge
ment of orr piper of four columns. an increase
OF four hundred columns year. We put Oh ly a
portion Of the re ding natter this weekrin small
type. but expect in short time to set il ali in this
size. Those " have got good eyes can read it
quite ~ well as larger print, and those who have
not can af,rl ~ bu glasses, in consideration of
che inere isei amount Of reading with which they
will be iuruished.
Al this arrangement will increase our expenses
considerably We hope our friends will take some
pains To extend our circulation
BIUSrY SUBSCRIPTIONS We are requested Nv
one Of che Con- mttee To- say to those who have
not vet piid their subscriptions t. the Crrtrr
Tow nship Bomt, Fund, that they must do 30 i'm
mciiateIy. the ,ncy is nrcl "a pay recruits.
DE,rH or \ vETEs,v SpL IEs--CnAxLES Boa
2 y, vetertu sDliier. OF Gu. I. 29tl. iml. Reg.
SieI in one of the Iitary h'>pt,ls at Chattanoo.
"a. N he OF Frhiurry. 1865. of camp fever. in
she 3SIh yelr Of hi4 age.
The deceased citizen If Polk township.
in this county. where he nd mlny warm fiynd-
besides hi' rclItves. on account s BIS m ,nly quail
ties ArnIns his conn I,lsS he. eIj owed t!I, r~pnt
ton OLA brave anil faithful sil,lier. tie voun-
teere,l first in the fall orlS6l. and has been in The
service ever since u? th. i'm. "t hi- death, hav-
Ing re enlisted for three wear. some time last win
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02

This i tho season Of tie vclr II use Mrs Ran
MING Cordial "r Chiffr'a Tickling. II not only
relieves thu GILL from pin. In, invigorarcs the
stomach and bow Is corrc~ts aciii,. and gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system II will al
most instantly relieve
G''p'ug =" ih" Bowei- ard WI d Cole.
and overcome con, ul>ions which. IL not spre IL
rcmrhiri end in death. We uclirve il tic BEST
and suaE nEur or IN THE WORLD, in all case OF
DrsENraRY and Of RRHGA in cuILrRE~.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-10

",,nducting themselves in any but . SOL
dierly manner, their strict attention to
duty and straightforward style Of execu-
ting orders challenges the respect OF All
When soldiers reputation-as a sol
disr-is attacked, and his conduct made
the subject of unjust criticism, he is con.
scious that he is touched in the most
vital part; and when those misrepresen-
tations, by the publicity given them, are,
for the want Of refutatiOn, believed by
those whom he strives to protect, 1t
amounts to grievous wrong; and this
shall be my apology for asking space IN
your paper, not only to deny, emphati-
cally. that "Ioaded muskef" Was in the
hands of a drunken or Infatuated patrol"
but to express, in behalf of a veteran
regiment whose reputation is untarnlsh-
ed, a righteous indignation against 80
foul a Islander, and ask to be shown
single instance in which such an imputa-
ton can be made with strict regard TO
truth. Respectfully, NJ L. d.
We would say in reference to the sub
iect ofthe above communication that the
36th Ohio regiment, aportion Of which is
on duty in this city, has enjoyed the rep
utation of being one of the best discl-
Mined and brayest in the service. lthas
won honor for itself wherever it has been
during the progress of the war 1t was
originally organized by General Crook
and served with distinction in the army
of the West and in our own military de-
partment. 1t would be highly unjust to
attach to the whole regiment the blame
for the sad occurrence of last Thursday
evening. 1t is but proper also to remind
our citizens that some thanks are really
due to the Provost Guard for its efforts for
the preservation of good oder in our
midst So long as our city council re
fuses to increase the police force, we must
be dependent upon the military authorl-
ties even for the enforcement of civil law,
and we are not disposed to withhold from
them an acknowledgment of their servl..
ces in the past or say anything which can
impair their efficiency in the future. We
have abundant evidence that the mourn
fal affair that gave rise to the criticism
to which our correspondent refers, is sim
cerely lamented by the officers and sol
diers of the guard, and the community
NAV feel well assured that such occur
renee will be carefully prevented iii the
future