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NoRTHERN TRANSFORMATIONS CoNPANY.-
The advertisement Of this old and well
known Lane appears IN orr columns again
this spring Shipper and those Intending
to move West will DO well to engage with
this company they may be relied on to DC
all they promise. M H. y. DsURT, at the
Vermont and Boston Telegraph Office, is their
agent IN this place.
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ya Cairo. ArrIl l1.
Tho Times publishes the oiI,ial di-farc.
of the capture of Forts Spanish and Bas,ly
The former was captured 10 100 go ou o.,
morning To-. the 9Th, with 200 prisoners. Th.
latter wa, captured the same day ly ASSAULT
with over 5 .000 prisoners and "a large amount
of ordnance stores.
The gunboats and troops were proceeding
unmolestcd towards Mobile which place was
captured last eyenin. by portion To-. Gen.
smith command and the light draft gun
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had gone North be did not wish
audience to be disappointed He
with apparent reluctance, and urged
Colfax to go with him but that gentle
had made other arrangement, and with
Ashmun, of Mass, bid him goodbye.
&c President johnson is in the city. Hisl
quarters are guarded by troops.
WAR DEPT, WASHINGTON,
April IS. 9 As A. NJ.
To MAJ Gen. DIR.
Secretary Seward remains
without change Frederick Stewards skull
i fractured in two places, besides a severe
cut upon the head. The attendant is still
alive. but hopeless. Mai. Stewards wounds
are not dangerous.
1t is now asoertained with reasonable GER
taintv that two assassins were engaged m
the horrible crime. j. Wilkes Booth being the
one that shot the President The other was a
companion Of his, whose name Is not known,
but whose description is 80 clear that he can
hardly escape. Ii appears from letter
found in Booths trunk that the murder was
PLANNED before the fourth March but II fell
through then because tine accomplice lack
I'd out until Richmond could be heard from
Booth and his accomplices were at the livery
stable at O'Clock last evening and left these
with their horses about ten o clock. OF
shortly before that hour. IL would seem
that they had for several days been seeking
their chance, but for some unknown reason
IL was not carried into effect tail last night
One Of them has evidently made MS way to
Baltimore The other has not vet been trac-
ed
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
To the Independent News Room
4 special dispatch from Washington lays,
Mr.. Frederick Seward is dead. Sec. Seward
Is hut Just alive
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1t is stated that a number of youth,
from the coniederacv, who were pursuing
their studies in England, have unexpectedly
returned to their native land. ana give as a
their English schooliellows, vino were eiern-
ally haunting them for their absence from
home while their country was engaged IN a
struggle for life.
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General Grant has issued the following ori'
HEADcU tRrEB-
ARMIES or THE UNITED STATES
In the Field va mil I 1Sf1

N he Field, Va, AprIl II, 800
SPECIAL ORDER No 74-SetouI paragraph
Of SPECIAL Order No 4S, Of the late ~ Marf
10. 1868, IRON these headquarters, suspeulul
trade operations within the state % Virginia
except that portion known as fhe Eastern Shore
aud the States Of North Carolina and south
Carolina, and that portion ofthe State Of Geor-
gs Immediately bordering ON the Atlantic, iu-
GLIDING the city Of Savannah, until further
orders, is hereby revoked
BY command of Lieutenant General GRANT
T. 5. Bowers, Assistant Adiutant General.
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS
PAPER HANCINGs.

NEW STOCK PAPER HANGINGS lust received
y the largest and cheapest in the State
y. PARKER
Church St. opposite City Hall
March -. l-t5. dln.
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4 FULL STOCK Of all the most desirable patterns
Il u kevolvers and Cartridges for all Kinds o
ire Arms always hand az the lowest cash prices
BRINSMAID & HILDRETH
feh-- No. ]. Bank Block.
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lees SKrrCHder.
rs. O0G men. G7O gums and
200 wagons
RosSER,s MES DESERTIN ABoDY
REPORTED SURRENDER OF INIBO-
DEN.


WAR DErARNENr.
WASHINGTON, April l5-l-50 \. VI. {
To Ma. Gen Dir
Last evening at about $50 j. NJ. "a,
Ford's Theatre. the President while sitting
in his private box with Mr. Lincoln
NJ. Harris and Mailr Eathhun. was shot by
an assassin who suddenly entered the box
and approached behind the President.
The assassin then leaped upon the stage
brundishug large dagger or knil, and
made hIs escape IN the rear u the theatre.
The pistol bail entered Jh, back ni the
Presidents b,as aud penetrated nearly
through the head the wound o. mortal
The President ha~ been in-ensIhle ever
since the wound wac inflicted and is now
dying.
About the same hour. an assassin, whether
the same OF not j. not known. entered Mr.
Seward apartment. and under preteuse Of
having "a prescription. was shown % the Sec
rotary, sick-oec-
The assassin Immediately rushed to the
he'd and inflicted rwo or three stabs IN the
throat and two on the face.
It's hoped that ric wounds may not prove
mortal NJ apprehension o. that they will
prove mortal
The nurse alarmed Mr. Frederick Seward
who was IN an adi'iuioS room. aud be has-
tened TO the door of hl- iat.cr rn'm where
he met the a--t--ir, wi, iuHIereI upon lin
one OF more dangerous wounds
The recovery of Frederick Seward Is
doubtful
1t is not probable thar the President viii
live through the night.
Gen. Grant and wife were advertised 60 be
at the theatre last evening; but boz started
for Burlington. y. j., last evening.
Alta Cabinet meeting ar which ten. Grant
was present the subject ct the state Of the
country and the prospect os a speely peace
was discussed The President was very
cheerful and hopeful and spoke vcrv kindly
OF Gen. Lee and others of the C0nfederacy,
and the establishment OF a government In
Virginia.
All the members OF the Cabinet except
Mr. Seward, are nov IN attendance upon the
President
| have seen Mr. Seward but he and Fred
erick were both unconscious.
EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary of War.
LATER
HALF PAST ONE - The President lies
insensihle with his hie-blood ebbing away
Il is a slight consolation 10 learn that ten.
Grant has reached Philadelphia unframed,
IS fears have been entertalned that
plot had been laid. and thai ne might have
also been victim.
So raises away the Champion Of Liberty
and Union; a devoted husband and indulg
ent father, a sincere friend and an exemplary
citizen and honest man. May God in his
mercy protect the United States
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LIFE. FIRE q MARINE INSURANCE
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|OP HARTFORD, Conn.-Cspital-.-.-. ..s.,*1o.uoo.
Home Insurance Company.
or NEW YoRK.-Cspissl. 81 ooo, oo).
Phenix Insurance { omrsay>
OF HARTFORD. Conn.-CAplssl. goo, 90.
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company.
HARTFORD Conn. Ca Dital. .....--. s2do,0oo.
North Western Insurance Company
Or OSWEGo, n. Y--Capitai. $4,000.
Westerr Massachusetts, Insurance Co.
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Int rnati onat Fire Insurance Company
OPNEW YORi6.-Capital 81 co. co.
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! OF NEW Y0RK.-Cssh Assets..........$2 $50, 81.
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IoF HARTFORD. Conn.-Cslsh Assets....SI 10000.
n Travellers Insurance Company.
: OF HARTF0 RID, Conn.-Cash Capital $4,000
4 Fire and Inland Insurance taken In the above
named hrst class companies 70 the arnount OF sl<-
r JOO IN risk.
: Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro-
perty gen rally will be insured for one or a term
Of wears allowing the insured 10 receive hcs ear
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make IL ~ object 20 all having such property %
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q Premium notes are not required and the insured
ncurs no liability to assessments tn lsrse cash
assets Of these Companies furnish perfect indeun-
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Il On clzss dwelling houses and contents policies
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q the whole term, and the insured allowed re-
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s THE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE. CO., insures
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g FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PREMIUM
4 will insure $500 against accidental loss Of lie
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y TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
y cures policy for S5.Cc1 and also IS per week
z compensation for personal injury inoAp4eitAtn the
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4 secures full policy for 5000 and s. per week
Compensation for all and every description Of Sccid-
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n Policies for 500 with s. per week compensation,
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q Special and hazardous risks taken 81 special and
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RENOIXERS.

4 Ro-sE & BLACKWELL's celebrated extra r
~ nue1 TABLE SALT. Ia stone i.rs Tor sale BY
March 10. l-65. LOUIS FuLLETT 4 co
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LATER

WASHINGTON. Apr. IS.
To MAJ. Gen. Dir;
Abraham Lincoln died TIN
morning at % minutes after : O'Clock.
f VI. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
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WRAPPING PAPER.

MANILA Tor Grocers
vi Manila " Dry Goods
gu- Manila Tor Groccrs.
e1rGw AMI Manila mixed f0r Grocers
ANariety RI styles and sizes f1r sale az
5 HUNTlNGTOS'S.
Mar. o.. l-65.
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SLIGHT RESISTANCE At THE
CITY.
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sHArrrCK = FLANAGAN.

No. 7 Union Block Church 1T.
IIAVE inst received a large assortment ~ Paper
II Cola 8 Of all slrts and sizes. among which
uas Lee found tue French Printed Paper Collar
Cloth Lined. f.r-iEuy and Garutt- The satin
Enamel Garotte and number Of other different
,inc zoe numerous 90 mention. Our stock q Cent?
Furnishing Gonis s. comp etc. Give usa call ant'
'nli-e.
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Fh De-
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500 PRISONERS TAKEN
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NEW loRS April II.
Gold sold this afternoon az 1929
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FGH and Wfnter Goods
READY-NADE CLoTUINc

No. . < 3 BANK BLOCK.
'ERT large Assortment q
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PIPES.

A StN lot Of Meerchaum and Briar PIPES. IA,
y best assortment offer Il, also a new ass6rtrpen
Il Ladies' Travelling Baskets. Fancy Baskets A..
nice .or the Holidays. For sale at No 2, UuioI
Block. ". ". DREW & SON.
Dee. ~.
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Two forts assaulted.
News of the Week.

Capture Of III Bile
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\ DEED GRAIN, Canada Ciub WHEAT
| y also hrst rate BARLET ier ssis 'ARsTOT.
Burlington. April 10.
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CIGARS. For ssl- IT ms,erially retnesa ~,
- Louis s6LLETTA ''
M.rch liz.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
THE REPUBLICAN.
Desperate but Unsuccessful Attempt
at R0bberv-k Policeman Shot

At noon Yesterday, while Third street was COM
parativey quiet and deserted by the money dealing
community, two "cracksmen" of the desperate
school, entered the Office of j. b. Concklin Broth
ers & Co., Brokers and Claim Dealers, on Third
and main, where one of them asked of Mr. COnck-
lin, the only person in the Office, questions
10 gold and exchange. Mr. C. was leaning over
desk, workin at some papers, at the time, and,
just as he was about II raise his head from the pa
pers in the course o THE conversation, he noticed
n raised arm and hand Catching sluns- just
descending toward his head. He managed 10 catch
the blow upon his arm, and another, which imme
diately followed, upon his hand, one finger OF
which was badly smashed. He then shouted loud
" for help. when the desgeradOes, abandoning
their attempt ut robbery. made their way, one
with a sIuns shot in ais hand, and the other with
drawn revolver. through the small crowd which ac-
cummulated, threatning any who thought to arrest
them. The enc With the "bily" ran up Main
street to near Fourth, where he was promptly ar
rested by officer Charles Billings, who took him to
the Hammond Street Station, where he gave his
name as John COnnel.
The Other fellow ran rapidly up Third street,
thrusting his fJur-shooter into the face of every
person who manifested any inclination to stop him.
and causing pedestrians to "stand OFF, in a very
hurried mInner- He even shot at gentleman,
Mr.. J. W. Carson, but without injuring him.
Near Broadway however, he was encountered by
officer Ockey who promptly grappled win him -
The fellow dropped his pistol, from which a shot
fired, div wOun0ing the officer, in the street;
but the latter closed i'm with him. and after tough
struggle. secured him and took him to the Ham
mOnd Street Station, where he gave his name as
Nichols Brady. Against this man, charges of ma
hcious shooting with intent to kill, and attempting
10 rob, were preferred, and against C0nnel the
charge of attempting to rob. They will have an
ex animation before Judge Warren of the Police
Court, TN morning. --C'aeiAn1ti, CormerciaLt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

Par AND HIS IG.--A rollicking Hbernian Of the
light division in the Peninsula, was trudgng along
the road with pig tied o string behind him, whe
as bad luck would have it, he was overtaken by
Gen. Ca1ford. The situations, az may be suppo-
sed was not the most cordial. "Where did you
steal that pig. you plundering rascal7'' What
pig, generall" exclaimed Paddy, turning round
with the most innocent surprise. "Why, that pig
you have behind you, you villain "Well then,
protest. general rejoined Paddy, nothing a
dashed, and turning round to his four-footed COM
panion, as if he had never seen him before, sit is
scandalous to think what a wicked world we live
in and how ready folks are take an honest boys
character. Some BLACKBOARD wanting to get me
into trouble, has tied that basic to M cartouch
box" The general smiled and rode on.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
NO\NNk no MOve.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills purely
vegetable have the certificates OF these eminent chem
ists Professors Chiffon Of n Y and Locke Of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
Eshed in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time to
time.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Prser, 81
per bottle or s. per halfdoEen 0fthc Scandinavian Veg.
etable Blood Pills, rs cents per box, boxes for ST.
Principal Ofce and Salesroom, No. East Fourth ST.,
I'd Building from Main St., Cincinnati. o. Laboratory,
No. Is Hammond Street. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
A Thoughtful Bride.

4 scene recently took place at Paris wedding.
in which the refining influence Of love and french
pOliteness combiuedtO produce very charming
picture. The bridegroom, an honest industrious
blacksmith, was uneducated, and, when called on
TO sign the register, marked cross. The bride,
the contrary. although belonging to poor fam
ily, had received an excellent education Never
theless, when the pen was passed to her. she also
signed cross. The bridesmaid former school
fellow of the bride, having expressed her astonish
ishment, the young wife replied: Would YOU have
me humilate nv husblnll To- morrow will com
mence teaching him TO read and write
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms or tat2rrh arc at i.rsi very siiSft'
Persons iiEi they have cold that they have fire.
qucRt attaCaS, and arc more sensitive 10 The
changes CT temperature. In this condition. the
rose may he dry. or slight discharge. thin aud
acrid. aftorWard thick am adhesive NAY eBsrc.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
a:c Increased in quantity ard Chan:cd In qualify;
they are EoW thick aEd heavy, ard are iawhtd or
e0aghed CT. The sccrct!CES are offensive causing
bad breath: The voice thick ard nasal; the eyes
ere weak: The scnse Of sE:tll Is lS>>GEcd CT dc.
strcycd; dsafEeSS frequently takes place.
Another C0mzGn and important symptom Ct
Catarrh is that The person Is Obliged 10 clear his
throat i'm the morning OF q thick or slzy IaEeous,
which has fallen from the head during the night.
Waen this takes place the person E::y ee sure that
his disease is IFS Way 10 the lungs, ard should
lose no time in arresiing IL.
The above are but few OF the Eiany Catarrhal
symptoms. Write for our pamphlet describing
fully oil symptoms; IL will sent FREE 10 any
address.
We arc daily receiving letters freIi soldiers In
the army, and others in al parts OF the Union, HEo
cannot procure it from druggists, enclosing 81
for one. or S. fer three bottles Of this niCGciEe,
and also numerous testimonials from those using
II, bearing eridence Of its infalihle merits.
CALL for SEELIE'S CATARRH REiEDT and take
no other. IfE0t sold By druggists in your ,icri;y
Jon can enclose the money In letter 10 US. and We
will send The medicine Ly Express.
Address Or. D. n. sEELYE s Co. Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
Wit from the Pulpit.

II is related Of a certain New England divine
who 1ourished not many years ago. and whose
matrimonial relations supposed not to be ofthe
most agreeable kind, that Sabbath morning.
while reading to his congregation the parable Of
the supper. in which occurred this passage: "And
another said have bought five Yoke of oxen. and
| 20 to prove them; pray thee haze me excused.
And another said, | have married wife and there
fore cannot c0me'-he suddenly paused at the end
of this verse, drew offhis spectacles, and looking
around on his hearers said with emphasis: The
fact is, nv brethren, one woman can draw man
further from the kingdom OF heaven than FIVE yoke
of oxen"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
Black Wages.

The Richmond Republic reports that meeting
of the farmers representing seven counties in Nir-
gina, held to consider the question OF wages of
negro labor, after due elaboration, fixed the hire
of field hands ut five dollars a month. the hand TO
clothe himself and paw his own doctors bills; also
the sum o one dollar day for hands in harvest
was fixed upon The Republic suppOses this will
fix the wages throughout Virginia and the South.
These wages for first class hands. subject 10 the
alcontingencies of sickness and seasons, will
prevent the liberty of the blacks from being made
dangerous by riches. We suppose ifthe blacks
of the aforesaid counties should hold meeting TO
deliberate, the subject of wages for labor. and
should fix the rate, without which thev would not
work. it would be regarded as proof that the negro
would not work in a state OF freedom, and that
slavery is the only condition he is fit for.-Cin.
GGz.
IL is again reported that Secretary Stanton will
leave the Cabinet, this time the 18th inst, and
that Preston King will be his successor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

A LITTLE GIRL, about four years old, and little
boy, about six, had been cautioned not to take
the nest eggs; but one morning, when they went
for the egg. the little girl took it and started fer
The house. Her disappointed brother followed,
crying, Mother. Mother, Susey's been and got the
egg the old hen measured by.''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

H q M Il
INSURANCE COMPANY,
LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.
OFFICE, OVER THE BANK OF THE STATE
Capital $l3O,OOO,
Property Secured against Loss or Dam.
age by Fire, at the Usual Rates.
OFFICERS:
VIM. SALISBURY. President.
CHAS. E. SCARLETT, Secretary.
w. III. BR YAM. Vice Pres deft.
CAPT. NJ. w. NEWTON ,Supt. efAgencies
ANDREW ANDREW f P.SacKsoS, General Agent
CIAS. BOVEE, Special Agent.
Directors and References:
IIoS. Il. G. GREGORY, Attorney, Lafayette, Ind.
Hon c. II. TEST, Judge Circuit Court, ~
Col JASPER VI. DRESSER, Atty,
GEN. LAZ. NOBLE, Clerk Supreme Cuort
Col. JAS GAVIN, Greensburg.
Hon. J. RlSrINE, Auditor of State indianapolis
JUDGE y. A. HUFF, Lafayette, Indiana
J Io A. STEIN. Attorney, Lafayette, Ind.
WIN. SALISBURY,
CnAS. E. SCARLtTT
Coz. A. II. CONNER, Postmaster, indianapolis.
Gov. o. p. MORTON,
Coz. n. b. PALMER.
Hon. w. A. TALBOT,
tn I, b; LONG fo,y Att,y Terre ITante.
IoS. DAVID TURPIE, Monticello, Ind.
MAJ. WIN. WILLIAMS, Warsaw
[. MATTINGLY. Plymouth
Dec. 29-n9y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
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and merchants generally throughout the United States and
Canadas. ~ 49,. 90 -
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Purifier and Blood Pills, Distiller and Manufacturer Of
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