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Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02

The Democrat men affect to laugh at the rubs
we have given them for few weeks past, bltit is
plain to be seen that the laugh is rather dry and
slightly forced. They remind US OF big boy who
stumped his toe. tearing off the nail. He was in
great agony. but laughed nevertheless in order to
keep from crying.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02

Hon. Schuyler Colfax lecturcd in the Taberna.
Gle at Indiadapolis on Tuesday evening, to an i'm
nensc audience. Subject--Across the Continent.
His hearers manifested unmistlkable signs Of sat-
isfaction and pleasure.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02

The Bussernuh who were trying to discover the
"split'' in the Union party, prerious TO the cleo
ton. are now endeavoring to find "hole" in
which they cannot be discovered. We wish them
the former undertaking.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
New Advertisements Is.

ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
Post once at Plymouth, State of Indiana, on tn,
I'll day Of November. 1865.
Toojtain any ofheselettsrs the applicant must cal
for letters, give the date of this list
cent for advertising.
Ifno allied for within moah they will be sent Il
the Dead Letter ONCE.
LADIES' LIST.
Bell Mary T. Martin Mary A Smith sarsh
Brem.r Emma Norton Eliza Smith Hannah
Compton Julia Smith Matilda Williams Jane
Davenport Sarah Smith Margret
Dick Elizabeth Smith Ellen
GENTS LIST.
AdaInstsN2 CowrcyJ Haria Jerome
Adler George Campbell John Morse Thomas
Baldwin James rillcn and WinstonSmith Isaac
BLACK Robert Dilston John Stone
Bold George W Fisher Valentine Thompson John
Chrcstner J B Haincs Co
Carey John Harizell Broth'rs
q II. P. BAILEY, 2. NJ.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02

The Secretary of War hss Issued an order that
hereafter ne person shall be arrested as sdsser.sr
for any non compliance with the enroIimept law.
and ,ha. all persons held for such oense shell be
Immediately discharged. The eoPrerhe.d patriot.
II Csz.is mar ccv return home.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
Daath Of Lord Palmerston.

The City of Boston brings the intellig nee o
the death of Lord Palmerston. the EnglisL pre-
mier. His deccasc took place on the 18th instant
Earl Russell, it is intimated. will DO his successor
Clarendon taking the Foreign Office. The cholera
is raging in Paris and tho rate of mortality is two
hundred per day.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02

When Gen. Schenck spoke here, says the Wash
ington (Ohio) Herald, he said he had friend in
one Of the western counties. who was a candidate
for the Legislature of Ohio, and that he felt pretty
sure he would be elected, Eve are happy to hear
that he is elected and that he designed presenting
the following bill for the consideration Of the
Legislature:
AN ACT
To Amend an Act Entitled the Act of God.
WHEREAS, Certain people residing in our midst,
known as persons Of African descent, and follow
ing the professions Of BARRIERS. Bootblacks, etc.
have by their cultivation and refined taste, shown
likelihood Of overtsking certain tohite men,
known as Copperheads. aud associating with the
same, therefore, for the better protection of said
Copperhcads, be il enacted:
LIST. Resolved, That if any person or persons Of
African descent. shall be fouRd hanging around
groceries, drinking bad whisky, swearing and
abusing their Government. thereby insulting their
said superiors-said Copperheads-such person or
persons offending. shall. upon conviction there
Of, be called Copperheads and treated as srch.
2nd. Rrsslued, That If any negro woman shall
SO far forget herself receive the attentions OF
and associate with any Copperhead. such negro
woman, upon conviction thereof. shall be condemn
ed to marry raid Copperhead, and abide with him,
without divorce and without the benefit Of clergy.
81. Rssolrsd, That il any person or persons Of
African descent shall he heard TO say that the
relation Of capital and labor is that Of slavery and
that he or they believe in the resolutions OF "9S,
such person or persons, upon conviction thereof.
be condemned to subscribe. pay for, and read the
Cincinnati Enquirer, and may God Almighy hare
mercy on their souls.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Notice is hersby given. thut will In compliance with
the law OF the State at h. nrt rssular term Of the Com
issoucrs Court of Marshall County Indiana, apply Tor
license to retail malt vnous spituous and Intoxicating
liquors in quantities less than quart Iocsicn on
which propose To sell s in the following described
premises The Is feet of lot forty three i3 in the
original plat OF the Of Plymouth Marsha County
Indiana. JOHN CAST.
November 2, ,1ss5-n2t3 PETER CAST.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
a aDMINIsTRATOR's N0TICE.

Notice s hereby given the undersigned has been
pointed Administrator o the ese Of Daniel Travis late
n Marshall county. Indiana, said estate sup
posed 10 be solvent. PETER JACoB1.
Cctoter -, 1SsS-cS1t3 Adnic-st-atc..
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02

Later returns from South Carolina indicate the
election of Orr over Wade Hampton by $40 mn
jority. Gov. Perry has been elected United State,
Senator for the long term.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
PROSPECTUS.


NOTICE hereby given that win sell at Public Aue
ton, the residence Of Daniel Travis, deceased
miles east Of Plymouth, on the Goshen Road ON
Saturday, November 11th, 1868,
An the property not taken by Widow consist
Ing Of
Two head Of horses. about 10 head OF Cattle, .
yoke of Oxen, Hogs, Sheep, Wheat, Corn, Tim
othy Hay, Lumber. Farming Utensils, &c.
TERMs.-A credit Of nine months will be given on all
three doars the purchaser giving his note
with approved security With interest waving ysustioh
laws. PETEk JACUbf,
Octol,er To- la65-n5It3 Administrator.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
Important Declarations Of Pres.-
dent Johnson-His Conversation
with Major Stearns.
Msnro,p. Mass, Sunday. Oet

mEDFOkD, MASS OutIudk, oSe. " iOVS.
MY DEAR SIR-I was mach impressed with
our conversation of last Tuesday, that returned
immedi ately 10 nv room and wrote down such OF
the points made as could remember, and having
pondercd them all the way home, am to day, more
than ever, convinced that, If corrected oy you and
returned to me for either public or private use. il
Will go far to promote 4 good understanding be-
ween you and our leading men.
Ii will also unite the public mind in favor oil
your plan so far at least yoa would carry il out
without modification.
p You are aware that do not associate much
with men in political life, but rather with tnosc
who, representing the advanced moral sense OF the
country. earnestly labor for The good ofour people
without hope OF. or even desire for Office or other
immediate reward. Tie latter class desire
earnestly to understand your plans, and, IL posi-
bic. support your Administration.
/ think the publication Of your process, OF re-
construction. with the reasons for your iaith IN IT,
will commend itself to their candid Judgment
and, as told you, inspire our whole Northern
people with confidence in your administration.
The report is meager and unsatisfactory, but
think il covers for the most part, he spirit oil ou'
conyersation. Therefore. although the whole
tenor OF your words led me to believe 1t was mol
intended to be kept private. have RETAINED from
answering the specific inquiries of anxious friends
whom met on my way home. lest might II
some way leave wrong impression on theii
minds. Truly your friend.
GEORGE l.. SrEARSs.
The President Of the United States.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
Try Our New Mode :!

Upon receipt sf 2S cts. which pays for cores
pondence, postage ETC., we send one notice.
Upon receipt Of 81. which pays for correspond
snce, postage, ETC.. We send six notices.
Upon receipt of SIS, which pays for correspond
ence, postage, etc, we will send 40 notices, and
fine present valued at not less than els, as sam
pie of our goods.
Upon receipt Of SIS, which pays for cores
pondence, postage. ets., We will send $50 notices
Agents wanted. Send for our circular.
agents aHoped large cash commissions, Js
rhich they can make 1926 weekiy.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
DIR. PrOcter's
DIR. PrOcter's
ET[lISz E{1|
A6 u n q II ~ u
I M p r O v E D :.


is TO speak of the curative properties OF
Tar. Tho world knows that il its medical properties
properly extracted and held in solution that there
few il any remedies equal TO it curing all Throat and
LING dise1ses.
Its great curative rowers bringing II to the
ton Of physicians and they find remedial agent more
valued when its persevered in. No is made
Of the formula of Or Proctor and print in full the
circular arrrnt tbs bottle The Proprieorr have mprov
I'd upon this formula experience has justified them
doing and by their careful method Of preparation they
only obtain all the medical virtues Of the Pine
but hold il in solution firmly that every bottle will he
of equal merit. Thousands attest 10 It's rirue.
Vince Tar pleasant to the taste and adapted to both
children and adults.
As giving life and vigor the system it is
pre- rabe to the many 'Bitters which crowd the mark
and have tendency to increase intcmperance
WINE OF TAR Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Asthma Dpthera
Gravel Diabetes and Diseases Of the Kidney and Bladder
and other complaints
Sold by Druggists and Grocers throug thc United
States at only S., 90 bottle.
Prepared only by
OLIVER CROOK e. CO.,
DAIIoS, o.
beware OF Counterfeits,
Genuine issSel Swine Of Tar" blown on bottle.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
Our New Model!

The articles Of goods numbered nom to $4,000
81 500 consisting Of Panos Melodeons, Gold and Silver
Watches Sewing Machines Tea and Table Sct Solid Sill
tea and table Spoons and Forks etc. etc. and the 9TH
1880 articles of valuable Jewery Work and Toilet
Cases. Photograph Albums, Openfsce Silver Watches and
fancy articles in variety 1900 notices numbered
from to IS 900 printed and put into sealed envelopes
and well mixed and these taken out and sent to the
scndng to D. cents Of postage
correspondence and the article Of goods corresponding
with the number the notice will be sent TO the holder OF
the Immediately desires TO purchase the article
the receipt offco dollars For insance fthe number
the notice you should bo 5o0 and Piano,
Diamond Set or Gold Watch should be numbered 5G0 il
will he for 81 and for every article in
list of rs 900 articles.
" After reeeiuinq the Article, yn does moi
please you, you return il, and your money shall
be Refunded.
cents must he to pay expense Of post
age, correspondence, etc., on one notice.
Remember that whatever article corresponds with the
number notice You have IL by paying To Dol
lars for IT, whether bs worth 500 0O0 And is or
interest deal fairly and send out ne articles
il gives confidence to the public and thereby increases
sales.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there will be Election
held Eichland (or Mer's) School House in Marshall
county Indiana four miles southeast Of plymouth,
the 18th day Of November. 1865. o'clock. p n, to
elect for the Z Church which 10 in Of
construction in that vicinity. A. DAVIS,
November p 1s65-nlt2 Pastor.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-11-02
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh, FIT WAYNE and Chicago.

On and amer October g. 1865 trains will leave Stations
daily. Sundays excepted, follows: Train leaving Chi
cago q: $50 2. m leaves dail.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-26
ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
JOHN STAFFORD, Proprietor.
Corner Jefferson and Illinois streets.
Rock Island.

THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot. 1t is the largest Hotel in the
city, and ITS proprietor will spare pains TO
please those who favor him with a call.
A good Hall, suitable tor first class Concerts
Dances, Theatrical Performance, &c, sc. is con
nected with this house.
Gs- Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
from the house free Of charge.
A good Barber's Shop, and first class SalooI
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
JOHN F. STAFFORD, Clerk
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-26
A Sure Cure


For Every species OF the I.ch. Prairie Itch.
BARRIERS Itch. Wabash Scratches.
Illinois Mande, Iowa and Mis-
souri, Digs. Cutaneous Erup-
tiOns, Pimp'es OD the
race. hingwOrms,
&C. sc.
The PRURiGO LOTTO is a new and certain
:or al kIUds o: Itch, and, being tiuId pre-
ParatIou, II Ia free from all the gummy, disagree
bale qua ties OF the ointmeuts IN general use
The PWuEo Lotto - sale 10 under all CIR
cnmstances, viii not irritate the most tender
skin, and contains mercury. Don't fail TO try
II. Manufactured bv
l.. T. 8 W. T. MCFARLAND,
Sole ProPrietors, Lafayette, Ind.
Price, SD Cents.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago, St. Louis, ST.
Puul, Peoria, Cincinnati, Indiana polls, and all
wholesale points.
FULLER. FINCH ~ FULLER. Chicago,
Gen. Agents Tor the Northwestern States.
nov27d6m.
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refH TO Ar Adam. attculpts 70 vipiicata tn
mAiider OF the lNrthound and SAYS that under he
circumstance, he not under any ohlhhtions 10
deliver TO Tho captain ot the kCrr-angc the object
and men he hal rrsrucd 4 ON the vavCz.' Ihn be
tolloss upNith Hkns Argument to substantiate his
pisition
On November iwh, 1885. Mr. Adams sddrcsed
smother letter 70 Earl Russell, which he ststes that
ho has Information 10 the effect that another rol-
oar Nos- !. fitting ont in lkitsh I1ri for the ssrno
puIpoe. thht the Aztern A. VOL, and tctnArks that
y hc II rorrrct IN Me information, he thinks the
ttitih government Ia permitting II. b not wholly
-thin tLe luits vi that Of Hospitality which u
would value iuhny other untuu, II ptpcticcd to~ ards
the peope OF trest Britain N eopcfurhu. he ~
marx thai our Gov rumen Ieairms the points bcld
iu HE pNccdinr letter
fr"m useS of fcorrcerondoucc II appears thai tSrl
which those snilofs Who do rtsd fian the United
Stntee ship lroquois ~ lNvCr could lc sivou up.
TO " tccptorste."
Nj. sewaid ritrs to Mr. Adam. nndcr date of Oc-
toer l, lN1t with regard TO The appAl for Teana
tn basi. OF dhunion ulat ve- then b.ina signcd n
Eng aud, In Witch he tels the tfitiah people, sub
fthntaliy, to mind their own business.
bn October - lNSi vi. Seward ,ddrcsscs a lonr
lctt' " Mt. Adams n, subject ~ tete raids from
tCnp'A ~ wm,h he complains Ot the udifVrvnoe
unaffected 10y the Canadian authorities ON ,hcso sih
ttt. The letter foe, over tic whole grcund OF tho
late controversy, aud cVuclutus uth tho follow iug
Tct tiucut paragraph
Political Agit.tpoa 10 NJ trc1urut IN ,hr Rritish
Amer can rtuvlncrs II 4. hCt, II a not eaAy 20
iut,sse hnu soon fUN Evolutionary movements usy mp
pear thrfc. tNcfl pfuNug Atiun dyeu 10 Ampf-
csis VIII ~ ltkclv 10 te claimed pfe,cdest In
thBt lot Intrusion from this side Of the iAktu
Would u moi br uise ~ .tablirh proper of
rep pssion Witch suuld prove ttck of ,Actt for
both cJuntio hsfoAitsrr
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a SEAMAN KILLED.
,scape Of the Pirate Stonevall.

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New York state Legislature.

AbrrU, hprii i2 2.-oHuLrlp In a IiuEp READING.
- Amending hr,rhRrtef ct lontcfs. incorporating
the NrN NDts aud BfOukhu bisntuctlng Company.
lrcut1rs'i'f the N"v lorA and iia side l,Ilt Com
rany. Relative r. IN" prurosdisgs of tho lond Of
CC1uni' .ucr. Il fhots.
bttig PAwfu. Authorizing the City Of ucs to
10 money. kc-spprunriDting certain inouUy7 for
canal arr. uni tot building igh iOck- al Osw-so
ior rebuilding thC dana ON tho Otrcro river. Authu-
uans the Cyu-oldAiion o rniltOa In Bi ooblyn. The
K,cl Cstc- Army lul. For \ survey Of the tud 'on
Iivei, iTor MHtcrnrd 70 For ihwud lncorNigtiug
thu N'a York gud bfopi Nu lvtTO.cuui loann Stot
W. tOupsny Relative TO 90 .nts bauksiI Now YORK.
Recoumittul.
Tho ,,.n,lI.rnfior of tho "Crntr,l RAILROAD two
W .'',. WV
ana hn'i cent y mue way iuft DIV WIN i~uintd
at ono oclss
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The Presidont stated thst during tho Executive
scrsion OF the Senate thut "a corrrrnondcnt Of a Sew
York p.p,u, NJ 'LvEVgrr. hal hccn detected In one
of the upper committee rooms liatoninr at an apcr
turc thai led into thg Souau Chamber to the pro-
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news Items.
f. D, Telegraph to N. S.p YsrI sv..i

TnE porls recently closed 10y the proclamation Of
the President viii continue to be blockpdoi
HAros HHSRY, of Philadeiphis, has BY procls-
nation ivel Monday evening next for public
illumination OF tie city IL honor ot Grsu.'s vic
tories
JAY COoaE reports the subscriptions TO ,he Seven.
Thirty loan, Yesterday. at s3,5s8ocJ There were,
among others, . iCs individual subs riptlous OF go
ami 400.
ONE hundred auI n,ne pouches Of reho rnsil
matte. fruu Richmond, and Twenty-Five nom Pc
tersburr, were, on Tuesday, sent through our Pos,
Oace 10 the Wal Department, for examination. IL
s worthy OF remark, h.Scyer tnst oil tue pouches
aud locks were easily recognized IA having always
belonged " the Unite States doyornmeut
rnE Democrats At the AitHuy Charter Election,
On Tuesday elected thcr eiIy uotet b. average
majority Of l,&iD Tho vote light, and the
Democratic majority an reluccd elghs nine
hundred as c,nlvrA wiIL last Sprsg's election.
TIE Rcpubicau SIDE elected s.& OF the ten Alder.
men gam Of three lhc Democrat. elected
nlsrAIol from Washington yesterday says;
MT sewni 's q, ,mptou4 are favorable. The bad
runors VI to-day s,o Untrue. He attacAed his SIG
nature TO and amended The text Of the pruclama-
ton q t!ac.t.u 10 foreign maratiio nations es-
tcrIay evening. Hc has hitherto expressed his
wales fc-bsny, bll fading il esl painful 10
uso ula lugsr4 Low conmuu4Gates BY writing Oh
sls.e ,"
sraa hA@ kosD ha incrsAAs of Tia Nay lAAt Lhe
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GENERAL SIBERIAN.
Successful Expedition Towards Wel-

rcorsspon .,',es VI n, sun

''oFreApcH s'ft' ~ Itr sun
, vt Monroe, Aprd ll.--An expedition, composed
iucipaily Of the let No- York ho4uted kiaes, Ioit
ok ou the LIT inst, ion recounoitorinR PURPOSES
|p tbe Chovun River with tho intention It poGsibe,
rr'ching Weldon y. c. The expedition wa under
(he command OF Col. sumner, OF the let Mounted
nee. .Ae cavalry struck the Sralosrd aud ltoa-
oke railroad and demolished the track for conaid-
|ralie oxtclt. While thus cngs ed, they were at
baked by a force Of COO rebels. and after severe
l lght succe,esed In repgbinE them. The cavalry
en- fell back 10 MlrfIeesboro, ~herc the booty was
Ieu,cr,d 10 the eunLoats. Among the captures ere
" bses OF superior cotton, large amount Of tobAc-
30 aud snuh, aud thirty prisoners. Parties Of the
avslry ,eouted 10 within lev miles sf Weldon.
Md from the prsoner aEen, 1t wa learned that the
Io.u WAS strongly fortified aud sarrsousd By force
| loo rcbes, uifh several blttcrirs Of artillery.
&he petition returned last Saturday night This
ttioa sGi to be the largest yet sent into nor
eru Nouh Carolina accomplished q great dc, OF
opi 10 ,.ertA.nng the exact locality OF tho rebel
|or..e ia that section Of the State.
Gov LrwtA o. Wisconsin, has appointed Thurs
|aAy ar 3s7 for thanksgiving and reloigtbg over
eUl rVcepi Victories
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suppiementur, Proclamation from the
President hey West Open TO Foreign
and Dopicsiic Trade.

Hash,ngton, Arrii i2.-rhc Prcddcu, has ssued
smother supplemental, p,crlamatiou ss follovs
Nhr.c,s. % uy proclamation vi this date, the ,,rt
~ k'r Wet, iu the STATE ot Florida, was md ut-
tcuty inc.udrd among those ~hi,h A. not o.tn t1
cOnu. lgr, now hsfotnr,- lO 10 kuov that T. Abra-
ham Irrnln, Pc dent of the lrited Statrs, do
hettl! accarc iud malc known thHt the sai loIt Of
Ne wet d. aui shaIi remain ofon 10 lore sud DO
m, ste commerce rp1u Tho -7uc r'uilt otp by uhi,h
thnt uIintr rc1 h,- ho'"totofr hoen governed lu
WttnrHr hereof have hOfyuutO tot uy hand aud
causod the seal ~ thu rui,ci States to lo an ycI
CDAtoll Apul n.
fStgned) AuANuAA LiNcoLS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-13
NEW YORK THURSDAY, APRIL l3 1865.

No1 scheme ling the Miniet.r Of state The latter
announced that tn GuN ctuucnt could uOi make any
fur hrf reduction ia the budget Should. however
The RcivhsIhth iCsovo upou further reduction, tho
htnir1 ~ould lraye II 10 the Emperor to tsku ~hAt
e,t " Ia the matte he mirht think Mt
Tie Nvfhu Chamber of DefutcS on March u,
adopted the general proIn-als " the iuHncs Com
mlttOr HII so the aid tiunal motion brought t1t.
yard Tint the Government sIould Immediately apply
l~y5.
TgNrr
ln'cllireucv hes hcen received that the insnrgenu
" pieI kt)pt lave been dvtcated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-13

h-s1 REdnrm for this yo. will contain aty
p-.s, msc than the ono previously pubhsncd.
sixty vessels wcro sddcd between January ia,
is,A, and January ist, 1865. and per'onneI 10 pro-
p'thon. The names of siNty-tnur iron -clads are
given. The eu,irr number OF vessels is 6S3 l'
spfesr- that. Wt the perrd above n,entiouesi.
seven naval vr'acis destroyed by r-bol ,orps.
docs, AM A. many capturci by the enemy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-13
From Mobile.


Nets OrSdns. Ai-,i C-U,a Cr,ro, AP''i u -Ad-
vice, nom the army about Mobile se to the 'h
int. rhey stste that wasr communication u''-etn
th, stan ~ for, and Mobile hAe been cut ami hat
tefy established atove the fort. Rebel cuiuuuicA-
tion with Mobile is nov entirely suspeuded The
sicfe pro. reseer iAvoraLly.