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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-23

The Pirate shenaudOah.-The Shenan-
doah arrived at Liverpool the 9Th inst and sur
rendered to the British guardship Donegal. and
has since been handed over to tho American Con-
sui, and win be sent TO New York. Her Captain
and crew have been Internationally discharged.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-23
70 r. SALE.

uDARTfEs wishing purchase residence Lots 1t very
low figure and on easy terms, will do we'll call ON
have twelve good lots four blocks from the Post
Office, which viii sell bargain Also, several good
farrne In the county na-fs7 -lf j. G. OSBORNE.
Nov-e, lse5-n:t3 -e r4sE fo "a "a,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-23

We have no room this week 70 answer the Dem
ocrats corruscations but have rod in pickle for
Sam. and the cx.parson's benefit! ~ e'e.eoiii
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-23
|, -pMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IA Notice rs Berrby given that the undersigned has
ration the Joseph
r. Brush late Of Marshall county, indiana, dcceascd-
The estate Il supposed to be solvent fe 15ir- a73N
+ Nov. Is, lsG6--5t3 ROBERT DELEcS, Admir-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-23
Buggy and Harness for Sale.

Good one Horse Buggy aud a set Of
Harness for Sale ON good terms. Apply at
the Post Office y. H. T.. BAILEY
Nov. %, lS65.-nl2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-23
Fall and Winter Goods,

comprising in part the styles
Silks, Chali BeraizoS Lawns Ginghams Bombazines,
Plain, Dotted and striped Swiss Mu,D, Pr ats Ladies
Cloth Shawls, ClOaknSs, Sc &c. s1e have also alHrgs
stock Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-23

The part which Indiana has taken in
the war for the suppression of the rebel
lion, is matter upon which the citizens
of the State may justly pride themselves.
In the number of troops furnished,
and in the amount of voluntary contribu-
tons rendered, Indiana, in proportion to
her population and wealth, stands equal
, TO any of her sister States. 1t is also q
subject OF gratitude aud thankfulncss
that whilst the number of troops fur
nished by Indiana alone in this great
contest, would have done credit to first
class nation, measured by the standard
3 OF previous wars. not single regiment,
battefy.-or battalion. from this State,
has brought reproach upon the national
flag, and no disaster of the war can be
traced to any want of fidelity. courage,
efficiency on the part Of any Indiana
The endurance, heroism. intelligence,
and skill of the officers and soldiers sent
forth by Indiana TO do battle for the
lnion have shed luster on our below
eel State of which any people might just
~ be proud. Without claiming superb
ority over loyal sister States, it is but
Justice to the brave men who have repre-
sented us on almost every ttle-field of
the war, to say that their deeds have pla-
ced Indiana in the front rank of those
heroic States which rushed to the rescue
of the imperiled Government of the
Nation.
TIE { It'll number Of troops furnished
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-23


"a, Williams %. s'ns "- 80 Faa
The President elect upon being conducted to
the Chair briefly acknowledged his thanks and
promised an impartial discharge Of the duties Of the
position. - 90 i'4r 49, 81
The joint resolution for the abrogation of The
18th article Of the Constitution, prohibiting ne
groes from settling in the State, introduced by
Hon. F. M. Meredith, Of Terre Hante, came up
on its third reading, in the House on Thursday,
but By general consent set down the spe-
cial order for Tuesday of next week. IL is not
supposed that much discussion will occur, and a
vote may be taken upon it at once. saH
In the Senate on Friday, Mr.. Seeson introduced
a joint resolution instructi1g our Senators and re-
questing our Representatives in Congress to use
their influence to procure the passage of an amend
ment to the Constitution so as base the reprcsen
tation in Congress upon the number of male citi
zens 10 eac1 State, over n ycarsof age, who are
entitled to vote. The resolution was referred to
the committee on Federal Relations. u
The following Message from Governor Morton
was read in both Houses on Friday. e
1 regret to have to announce TO- you that Ill
health compeIs me for time TO withdraw from the
discharge Of official duties. am advised by my
physician, and by my own knowledge of the condi-
ton of my health, that cannot safely continue in
the performance ofthe labor incident 70 the Exec
utive Office, and that rest, change Of climate and
locality is necessary to my recovery 70 -
The duties of she ofice during nay absence, will
devolve upon Lieutenant Governor Baker, and /
need not say to ;ou that they cannot be placed in
labler and safer hands I have known him long
and weH, and can testify that in every department
of life in which he has been placed he hasacquit-
ted himself with distinguished ability. 80 s'lir
hope and believe that your session will prove
alike honorable to yourselves and profitable to the
State Il has begun under favorable auspices and
gives promise Of being ono Of the most lsborious
and useful General Assemblies which has couyen-
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Resolved. That as there are many persons who have
proved themselves patriotic and loyal men in the re-
cent effort to sustain the national life but who have
but limited Owledge of the English language and
yet desire TO read the message of our patriotic Pres
dent. that 10000 copies additional be printed for dis
tribution.
Mr.. Julian Of Indiana introduced bill to provide
Tor and sale of the gold and silver lands.
Referred to Committee on Public Lands
RESTORATION TO ACTIVE SERVICE.
Mr.: Rice. of Mass, introduced a resolution for res
toraGon OF Commanders Reynolds and NJ. b. Wool
sey United States Navy, to the active list. Agreed TO-.
Mr.. Brandagee. of Connecticut, introduced bill
for the relief Of the widow of n. S. Perry Referred
to Committee on Naval Atiairs.
BOUNTY LAND ACT.
Mr. Kuylendall" of Illinois, introduced a bill to
extend the benefits of bounty land act of March 3D.
1862 to all soldiers sailors and seamen Of the Union
army who served in the late war. Referred to Tom
mittee on Military Affairs.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens, his resolution relative
TO the Southern States and representatives there,
from, as modified by the Senate, was taken UP and
passed. 1t is in the following form:
"ResoiUcd, by the House of Representatives OF the
United States, the Senate concurrlnE,) that JOINT
committee of fifteen members shall be appointed,
nine of whom shall be members of the House and SIX
of the Senate. who shall inquire into the condition
of the States which formed the sOcalled Confederate
States of America, and report whether they or any oi
them entitled to be represented in either House
of Congress, with leave to report at any time, by bill
OF otherwise.
The Joint committee nndcr this resolution is yet to
be formed.
After introduction and passage of several unimpor
tant resolutions the House adjourned.
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J DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DECEMB
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

[CdrcfuUy corrected as changes occt,rl
To Washington, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Depot Camden street and Eutaw street-430, 705,
8.45 and $40 A. NJ and 500 and 600 and s45 P. NJ.
Sunday trains at 4.5O and S45 A. NJ, and 4.2O and
To Philadelphia and New York, by Baltimore,
philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad, Depot Presi-
US P. NJ: Sunday trains for New Y Dirk $50 p NJ,
and for Philadelphia 9.25 p. NJ.
10 Harrisburg Elmra and the West, by Northern
Central Railroad, Depot corner Calvert and Frank
lin streets, 900 A. NJ. and l210, 7.20 and 1000 P NJ
10 York 9S BY Northern Central Railroad, 72O A NJ
To Parkton by Northern Central Railroad-123O
and $50 P. NJ.
To Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
To ElIicott's Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R R-6.2O
and 10 A. NJ, and $50 P. NJ.
To Salisbury by Phila., Wilmington and Bait R R
:, To Dover, Del, by Phila. Wilmington and Bait R
:, To Wheeling and Parkersburg by Bait and Ohio R
R-dally mail $50 A. NJ. Except Sunday: Cincinnati
Express daily including Sunday, 10 P. NJ.
MARYLAND r R.9.2O A. NJ and $50 and 500 P NJ
To Fortress Monroe Norfolk and Richmond, by
Bay Line, Union Dock, daily, at 500 P. NJ. and New
Line, Spears wharf, daily, at 500 P. NJ.
~ 10 Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge, Eastern
Sh9re3,every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by
lndl0ldual Enterprise Steamers, Light street Wharf
To Annapolis by Bait. and Ohio and Annapolis and
Elkr1dge Railroad, Depot Camden street-7.05, S.45
a. NJ. and 4.2U ?. NJ, and by Individual Enterprise
Steamer from pier at foot of Camden street, every
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at 100
For further information see advertisement of Rail-
roads and Steamboats, in another part of this paDer
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MQLAsSES.- There has been some inquiry to-day
Rico at from IS to s. cts We still quote Cuba at 80
@6O cts for clayed, and $500 cts for MuscOvado,
PR0VISI0NS.-There is nothing whatever doing
in Provisions, and the market may be quoted dull.
heavy and unsettled There is no stock arriving,
do we hear Of any on the way; Bacon is selling
and 2iG22 cts for Hams. For Bulk Shoulders 49,
cts is asked but no price is named for Bulk Sides
or Hams; Mess Pork at retail is bringing S3l@
S3l50 2 Dbl, but these figures gould not be OBJ
tanned for any large quantity. butchers Lard Is
offering at IS cts. and we quote prime new city and
Western at 202l cts. Live Hogs sold last evening to
Butchers at $3.50 = 100 TBS, but the Packers are
making no purchases whatever.
RICE-There is no Carolina Rice in market here
or elsewhere but it would bring readily, if here, l212
@l3 cts East India is however, in good supply, and
prices for i range from 10000 cts. ,
SCGARS.-Therc is more inquiry for Sugars, and
a better feeling in the market but so far as we have
heard no sales have been made to-day. There was a
sale yesterday of 50 hhds Cuba Sugar for refining at
Cuba and English Islands at 1249l9 cts. for fair to
good refining 134@l4 cts for fair to prime grocery.
Porto Rico at 1z4a13H cts for common to fair l312
and Centrifugais at i5Gi61@ cts.
REFINED SUGARs.-Rates for Refined Sugars are
unchanged andwe again quote as toows,vlz: Crushed
P9Wdered ana at l2 e Gus Solt Erush
Is cts.
SALT.-Liverpool Fine is now in fair supply, and
it is selling at SIPS for Ashtons, and $50 for other
bushel.
SEEDS.-There have been no sales of Cloverseed
to-day worth reporting. Prime is held at $50, and
the range of the market is from SS.1212 to $3.50
buShel. Timothy seed is held at So 1904, and we
| quote Flaxseed steadv at S3.lO@3.15 p bushel
WHISkY.-Th were sales yesterday of $50 Dbl:
market is little stronger, and City and Western i,
held at 1921 T. gallon.
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EARPETsl
u OIL CL0THSi
MATTINGSI
g. s. GRIFFITH, AAS'
SO and 81 BALTIMORE STREET.

IUpUOsIIe sIreetJ,
Now offers for sale one of the handsomeSt mast -.
tensye and best selected stocks of VELVET Tonbi
and single widths, ENGLISH BRUSSELS fAPIESSSaa
VENETIAN CARPETINGS. OH, CI0THfSS f IN a M
TdhS and qualities Rugs MATS, MATTfNGs
CLOTHS. &c, to equal. if not to exceed, ANYTHING
ever offered to the public "A' 'NANA
at factory prices. NV 0-'A'N 'OONN
strangers in our city, and any in want of goods in
my line, are invited to call before purchasing.
Terms low for sash oSIl-2m
ENARM OF I,OII ACRES, near Cove Point
Il Light House. in Calvert county, fifty miles from
Baltimore, and near one of the landings of tha
Patuxent line of steamers; 400 under cutiva-
ton and balance in oak, hickory and chestnut timber
Improved by good Dwelling and Barn, good fencings
W. r. COLE,
N. 3. cor. Baltimore and North sts..
Qcsn sec0ad st0ly,
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Committee Of Arbitration for December
GEO. n. EATON,
HENRY W. SLICER, JOSEPH .. BOARD
VIM H. GRAHAM. JOSEPH 3. HOPKINS.
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,z rniR PS1 Ply OF MARRIAGE.

Il of AZ ,PRIETORS of the New York Museum
pense. ttomy have determined, regardless of ex-
map" . issue free, flor the benefit of suffering hu-
~ y, and suppression of quackery) four of their
JSt interesting and instructive Lectures on Marri-
age and Its disquaifcations, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline of Manhood, Indges-
ton, Weakness or Depression, Impotency, Loss of
energy and Manly Power, the Great Social Evil and
those Maladies which result from youthful follies,
excuses of maturity, ignorance of Physiology and
laws of nature,
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
enllghtening and saving thousands, and will be for
warded free, on receipt of four stamps, by address,
ing SECRETARY, New York Museum of Anatomy anT
Medicine. 61S Broadway. New York d2l-l|
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vHlfffS IStTOsGIVE NOTICE, That the sub
IL scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
of HASKELL FALKNER, late of said city, de-
ceased.
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the under
signed before the LIST of June, 1866; otherwise
they may be. by law. excluded from all benefit of
said estate
All persons indebted to said estate requested to
make immediate payment. Given under my hand
this LIST day Of December.
CoRNELIA FALKNER,
dsl,law4Ws Administrative,
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Gold Value of Exports, Value Of Imports
Now Y Lllr nnl SnIth Nn.-- N..rl.
Total eight weeks. $50. l7O. Il

Total eight Wceks"So IU4I6 S43, 15O,O13
Showing an excess of exports of So 420343 in gold
value How long these large cotton exports will
tnuc we know not: but we do know, by mail and tel
egraph that the receipts have been larger than be-
fore at southern ports in the last two weeks and that
the stock in Southern ports is larger than at any time
since these large exports began. How long Europe
will net 81 per bale, is, Of course, uncertain.
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TmDorts-E0reign.

Maaga-Br. Schr. Helen Bums-S,750 boxes raisins;
1900 = do. do; lSG0 i do do. 100 trails do 100 trails
almonds; 800 boxes lemonS-E. S. Palmer * Co.
81 pig lead-J. P. Pleasant. pkgs. mdse., order.
EmpOrts-GOastwise.
dNiiilldli--oteduiui uSieS cOIlOn
sundrics potatoes, &c
Boston-Steamship a. Kennedy-Paper, salt glass
ware, hay cutter fruit, boots and shoes, fish, &c.
RchmOnd-Steamer State of NATURALIZATION,
tobacco, liquors and merchandise.
Washington-Schr, Mary Allen-Cotton, tar iron,
rosin, nc.
New Yerk-Schr. Union-Tar; mahogany, marble
apples, &C.
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D.: a. ItUET, Graduate of the Medical FacuI-
ty OF Paris, France,) N cmber Of tbe MELT c1
and Chrurgical Faculty of BaIti1nc 70 Ma s. Ia
Gcoysrer OF the only Remedies fo Diseases Of pr
Recent cases cured in from Il to 4S bnU @ @
saalns o Chronic and Constitutional
are speedily and permanently cured The treoto
@ a%oteS f MN Is hat whc has the approval Of the
yerSal success in practice of 20 years has proInd
o oGggonG me b0a6t that the worst readily yed
the system, especially all cases of constitutfonai %n
cy nervous DISEASES which or late turns to
perncl0us practices which ruin both BODY and mini
III tne victim for either business study society
enects OF improper indulgences, of wherever kind
can now DC perfectly restored to natural health and
y,igg9r IN brief period, by applying to one whose
Sklli ana experience can be relied on. No erorJNaH
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedieg
and private manner. ' 00ii' 'liloL'
Office southeast corner of FAYETTE1 ,,a Eprr
ERICK STREETS. : L anu I'D 4 ~ IT,
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stating that he hoped the House ana the cS y1,Iee;
man from New York es'''ie
Mr.. johnson moved to Law the resolution upon the
table which was lost-ayes H. nays 49,
The motion to refer was then passed
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IN GERMAN
Mr.. Wentworth of Illinois, introduced resolution
requiring the printing of 10000 copies of the Pres-
dents message in the German language. Agreed to.
RELIEF OF COMMISSARIES OF SUBSISTENCE.
Mr. Kasson on leave introduced joint resolution
for the relief of certain Commssaries of Subsistence
Referred to Committee on Military Affairs
MORE COPIES OF PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Mr.. Wright, of New jersey introduced the follow
ing resolutions which was referred to the Io.amttee
on PRINTING!
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Sold by SETH S. IIANCE,
o,c JOS Baltimore street.
oc -i-on Baltimore

AR. a. EEUEF, of Paris. still continues his 49,,
H1 cessful treatment of CONSUMPTION s. sui
residents of Baltimore, in advanced stage Of tbe
disease, rapidly recovering aod @aT o. tne
terred to. Apply at his OFFICE, S.utheaE pv Io-
OF tayette and Frederick Streets Batimo r. MARI
-N'
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EhR. JOHNSTON
D BALTIMORE

OFFICE No. 2 SOUTH Frederick STRFETr 10
the most certain speedy, and only efectual remed1
n the world for Weakness of the Back or Limbs.
1Iricfures, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder
ity Nervousness Dyspcpsy, Langaor, Low Sprits
CONFUSION OF Ideas, Palpitation of the cart Tmidn
lty trembling, DimneSs of Sight or Giddiness Dis
eases OF the Head Throat Nose or Skin, Affections
OF the Liver Lungs Stomach or Boweis-those terri
secret and solitary practices more fatal to their Vic
inns than the song of Syrens to tho Mariners n
ulysses, olshtl1g their most brilliant hopes or an
tlclpauonS, rendering Marriage, &C., impossible,
DR.. JOHNSTON
Ofice No. S. FREDERICK STREET left -
SIDE going from Baltimore street. a few doors f-uu
the corner. Fail not to observe Name and rom
Letters must contain stamp. ullper'
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NOTICE TO FARMERs.
the subscriber, having established an Agency for
Frs WIFI Is nov prepared to furnish THE FARM
respectfully advise taose in want Of Labor to send
1 % represent them in Associations of Clubs,
tnis VIII prove great saving of time and exs
piHnse 70 the Farmer. For further informiton, &C.
pa7sse enolrse stamps, and address
49, OLIVER WOOD. General Agent.
ser@ q Second STREET. RslbmoFe. Nd.
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"a jsy - R kISHnSSD txb F'i P3T6
MAC II. K.-YO TIA YELLERS GOING SOUTR

"a ly R RTS 5RIIGS ;Nh FHf panG
MAC X. RIO IRA VELLEIiS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, (Snday P. III. Ercepted.l
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, Wash
ington to Aqua Creek and Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va connecting
there with trains on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and Danville Railroads, for Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro.
Salisbury, Charlotte and Chester, 5. c.
Trains leave Camden Station at 40 A. NJ and $50,
and p. NJ, connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf daily, Sunday night
eXcepted, at A. NJ. and S.45 p. NJ, and arrive in
Richmond at 2.2O p. NJ. and $50 A. NJ.
THRO Ugh TO RICHMOND IN TEN HO YRS
FJty Miles Shorter and ~ hours quicker than am
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via AQUA Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond at Camdon Station,
Baltimore, and get through baggage checks.
Omnibusses and baggage wagons always in readi-
ness to convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers in Washington city free Of charge.
A. NEEDHAM & SON
No. 142 Light street wharf
General Agents.
CHAs. NJ. HANEY,
Oc5-ti General Passenger Agent.
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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
EHERKINs, STERN d cos.

WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
HsERKINs' STERN d CO.'S
CALIFORNIA WINES.
The increasing popularity our brands of these
me Wines has induced their extensive imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should see that
our copyrighted label, bearing name, place Of
business, and the State Seal of California, is upon
each bottle.
The following Wines are now offered by us, with
90 WHITE, OR HOOK WINE,
VI light straw color, very delicate, fine favored,
and superior as dinner Mr Vine W to Hook or Rhine.
A rich and naturally sweet, Wine, much admired
by ladies, and valuable in the sick chamber as it
makes line wheys and jellies. 1t is fine dessert
Wlne' and well adapted for Communion Com purposes.
This superb Wine is made from selected grapes 1t
is very delicate and will rank with the very highest
sweet wines OF Europe
, PORI.
This deep red color, of good body and fine flavor
1t Is becoming very popular where slightly astrng-
ent and delicate stimulant is desired. Being entirely
natural Wine, it will agree with the most delicate
organization.
WINE BITTERS.
mn THESE are made in our own cellars, from our or
Wines, and will be found agreeable and pleasant
GRAPE BRANDY
Distilled from the second pressing of tho,
is pure and desirable art ,cle. grape anc
-: K. BARNES, the Surgeon Gene .,,Oftb0 r,;.oa
states, assisted by Assistant Surge W0nnS u ~
after searching and careful aD l ys 81 ~
pronounces them all pure. az d n Oh our wines
DR.. JACKSON the VEIL well 1ilitated.
comedies with this opinir hnown Chemist of Boston
d E nO?IU s"etf Transcript Traveller Satur
hnyge ond large ~ New York Evening Post TT;
anu bsye triton of the press bSnt III
WAS esxtoir leading articles upon 4nSercaT
"Tba W. w. ier. the superior merits of these Wines
<wbare " .he Convention, held at Cleveland Ohio
iaS; our Vines came in Competition with ali ~
lea g b-ands of Western Wines AVAIL an IN, t
TPa TpSi out q st SIX tS our Wines.
pressea at Cleveland. awarded US Dpoma apd S
G. W, PIER & CO.,
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