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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19

Whoever will read the debates of Southern men
in their respective State Conventions now, or
la telv III session, cannot mistake the purposes OF
Sourhernieaders. closkcd as thev may be in hvpo-
critical grab The lessons Of the past four years
have not changed the anmuS OF Southern men.
All this ready acquiescence in the emancipation
of the slave. is but polite mtneuyer to allay
sus 1icion. while they secretly strengthen them
selves. and plan To IKE emancipation prsc-
ticalv of no effect. In Alabama. the New Con
sttntion, more barberous than the slave code,
prohibits the testimony OF negroes in any case
whatever. while formerly they were allowed to
testify in cases where negrues were parties. Un-
der this ordinance the only place the negro has any
right to occupy court room, ia the prisoners
dock. Mr.. Langdon OF the Alabama Conven-
tion made no sort oi coricraiment { the fact that
the present convention Is To do Just much is
nesessary to get back into The Union. and NO mare.
Therefore he deems it inevitable To admit th. {
Slavery Is abolished. He would not admit that il
hc could help it. Oralacs looking toward enal,.
cpation. he says. 81 agree that those acts all
unconstitutional, Illegal and airocious We are
responsible tor the act glory in the fact that
yielded no principle until We were compelled ~.
The Proclamation of the President and acts of
Congress We're unmitgated inhumanites. | say
this 10 know that lior don's Weld slave
nv willingly. believe tht setting the slave s
free in these States will e put down the ba'ckest
act ever performed lhl> ishoI WetetN lhe ultfr-
aIce of one man, but the UNANIMOUS sentiment OF
the Convention. But he stys iuriher: I'VE must
get control Of these nesroes. We cannot endure
what Is g'.ing on. ! will no: particuarIze,
lor YOU all know 70 what | refer. We know how to
mage the negro better th,n anybo ds else, bnt trc
cannot get eonfroi If h,m rithouf rst 9'ting back
INFO the Unpn.' Ner,'any one he longer IN doubt
as to Southern polio. The negro is 10 be "con o
trulled."a miilrr word ih an rs-enslavrd. vet VIII
doubts lis meaning .Mishordka Enterprise.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19
Governor sharkey on the Rights of
Freedmen.

We stated q few days since that Governor
Shakey, of Mississippi, had Issued proclsms ton
requiring the judicial officers OF that State to CO.
operate with the Freedme ems Bureau, by acting 40
Judges in place of its officers, and to receive the
Testimony Of negroes in all cases where persons OF
that race are parties. As he was the sole fountain
of civil authority in that State. uDder the Presi
dent he had an undoubted right to give the order.
and the power TO compel its observance But the
original secesh Of that happy portion of the poiti
cal vineyard have raised the hue and cry of"nig-
ger equality" ,gsnst the Governor, and in the
cent election those candidates got the most votes
who cursed him the hardest. The Governor. how
ever, proposes to a,uk his antagonists. and we
Think he will succeed in the Sherman tactics. to the
surprise Of his enemies. In recent letter to
General Howard, Chief Of the Freedmen's Bureau
Governor Sharkey says:
have no hesitation in stating TO you. rs q ne.
cesssary result from the action of the convention,
! that. ia nv opinion, the freedmen and
be sued, in any Court in this State. as an incident
to their right of protection and property which are
fully guaranteed by the amended Constitution, and
that ttey are competent 10 tesbfy in nnv Court of
Justice. Their rights, think, are fully covered
/ by the principles established by the convention.
which aboishes the whole system of slavery; and
rs Il matter OF course, any measure OF policy which
grew out Of that system.
There is 10 doubt that, on fair construction Of
the amended constitution Of Mississippi, the Gov
ernor is right. The Constitution guarantees TO
the emancipated slave. protection of prisons and
property, and the Legislature is required to pas,
all law. necessary for the accompl shment of that
object. Without the power 70 sue in the Courts,
and to Introduce witness % testify in their behalf,
they can have no security for person. property or
life. The white mans party" it calls itself.
which is apxiuus to outlaw the freedmen, SD that
they c,n be robbed with impunity, will tell that
their occupation IL gone. IL Governor Sharkey's IS
po>ition i sustained, It mus. be il regard is
paid to the Constitution ofthe State.-Ind. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19

HE most interesting and exciting book published
- embracing Mr. Richardson's aralleled experience
fr four travelling through the South in service
of the Tribune the out break the war with
mics and fleets. both East aud Wes during the first
Of the RebelIion his thrilling capture; his conf
ment for twenty months in different rebel prisons
his esc1ne and almost miraculous journey by night
nearl, 400 miles Ii will abound in stirring events and
contain of the fact, incident and war
than any Other work vet published.
T-achcr> ladies, energetic young and especially
rnei and disabled officers snS soldiers in Of profit
able employment, will find it peculiarly adapted their
condition We have agents clearing $3.50 Per month,
which we will prove any dauing applicant Send for
circulars. Address JONES, BROS & Co.
MA 3m las West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19

The TosouE-Go. lead a lion bv single hair,
ecnd up an eagle to the sky to peck out a tar,
coop up the thunder, and quench a flaming city
with ore widow tears; If thou couldst do these
vet the tongue can no man tune, We allow the
tongue salt but not pepper let it be well seasoned
but not too hot. IL is a little member-little IL,
quantity. hut great in iniquity. What it hath Lost
in the thickness it h 9TH gotten in the quickness;
and the defect of magnitude is reconpen-ed in the
agility. An arm NAV be longer, but tho tonge is
stronger and leg hath more flesh than it h,th,
besides bones which il hath not. yet the tongue
still runs quicker and faster. and il the wager lie
for holding out, without doubt the tongue shall
win it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19

LovE OF MARRrro Lrvx.-Ths Affection thai
links toget her man and wife Is . far holier and
enduring passion than young love. IL may van,
is goryeousness, IL may want it, imaginative
character, but il ia far richer in holy and trusting
attributes. Talk not 10 US Of the absence Of love
in welded life! What! bscauae mrn has ceas-
ed to "sgh like furnace" We are to believe tha,
the FIRE is extinct, I. burns with . steady fame,
she idine benign influences upon existence q
million times more precious and delightful than
the cold dreams Of philosophy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19

Here 10 sentence Of thirty two words which
some ingenious child has constructed with just
the letters found in the word maiden: "Ida. {,
maiden, a mean man named Ned Dean, and Me-
dis, m I'd dame. made me mend q die and q
dime, and mind mine In dim den in Msins !"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19

Ills proposed 10 light the streets Of village not
thousand miles from lewiston, with red headed
girls. II We lived there ws would get tipsy every
night and hug the LAMP Dssss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19


Squire Rayncr Grew a long sigh Of relief as the
vehicle disappeared behind the curying avenue OF
evergreens.'
Il should have committed suicide in ten days. il
that outrageous creature had been my daushterin-
law said the old Squire. Come here. Carrie, and
give me q kiss. Now l wish ysu and Kenton
would settle upon as early q day a. possible.
shant look upon him AZ fairly sale until he's mar
ried.'
Great was Simon Millines's wrath when his pret.
" niece came back to him without wedding ring
upon her finger.
'Humpa! he calculated, mot good enough for
old Tom Rayner's boy, eh7 Going to marry
somebody else. is hef I'll teach him at other
folks can get married, too. You may have the
first toIerable decent chap that comes along. Dol
ly; I won't have Tom Rayners son getting ahead
of niece
'Wouldn't Frank Noble do, unclel' demanded
Dolly. with her pretty head on Que side, and one
rose 'finged finger in her mouth
And upon Carrie Wallis wedding day Kenton
Rayner received the tiny enameled cards Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Noble.
Nov the young amazon is married after al,
said the Squire. well. am glad of it, Perhaps
her husband s partial to whistling--I'm not
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19
Terms Of Advertising:
Professional and Business Cards.
Nj T. ID &c 4 l. CA II ID.
DIR. y. T.. Brooke.

DIR. y. T.. Brooke.
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Plym"uth and Nav
shall That he has returned t0 Plymouth. aud VIII
r~iln. p-acticr all branches;
and by strict application to his profession he hoe> 10
merit a reaS nahle patronage.
OFFtCE ~ex,ud nsr Hewett & WoOdward's Rfick, 81
door On north side. lauc21 - ;m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19

Mrs. Grundy is opposed IN gambling. She calls
for Red Sea, like that Of old, to destroy Fare and
I'll bio hosts.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-31
8 Dr. R.GO0DALE'S
q RE M E DY
AND MODE OF TREATMENTS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

IL penetratea the secret ambush Of
this terrible di lease, and eTterminAtes IT, root and
branch, forever.
Il removes all the wretehed symp-
toms Of this Ioathesome mAlady, and aysrts con
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II cleans the head, d9OdOFiseS h
breath, end affords the most grateful relief. l- -.ed
Il aIleviates more agony and Stle1t
suffering than tongGe can tel. % ls--fs 3
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It cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
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No form Of Catarrh or noises In n
cad can resist its penetrating power. $1,000 .t
Dr. GOOdaIe's atari Remedy Is 3
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR.. x. GOOdaIe is now throughout
the county,, As the Author Of the ouiy True Theo-
~ Of CatArrh ever Published, Where is Origin
What Its RAvages-MOds Of Treatment-Id Rapid
Cure in all its forms. ~ ~
DR.. GoOdaIe'E Pamphlet on CafaI~n
mould be read by every one. Il can be ootHined 81
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS Al DNPOFi
Hesssm ThTough ARRIVES At T:SoA. H. GlB 7. H.
and 9:25 P. N.
Eastern way arrives at 1870 A. \.
Western Through arrives at $50 A H. ESQ P'A
do Way arrives At Ass 7. n
eGndusky Way arrives at 9:lb A. n
Cincinnati Through arrives Ato:SO A. NJ Roo H.
do Way arrives 81 $50 P. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives 1t o:66 A. h
aWAy arrives ct 1910 ?. NJ
AAhoning Way arrives st 1913 A. H
hssdViIls arrives at 10:26 A. n.
Medina Way arrives At zoo d.
Eookport, 60, arrives TusSdayI, ThuEIdAy1 md
Saturdays At Il 4
RaErenavIIs arrives daily ct lob A II.
Eaat Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily . eA.As
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
HAGFHRE THRoUGH for Iris, Buffalo, Boston, HSU
York, Hartford, and PAinesvtlls, Geneva A1htAba
ls End OonnsAnt, closes at SEQ Al
EAsTzEH THRoUaH, for HSW York only, cloSoa 81
EAsfzEH THaoueH, for Erie, BuaAIo, Albany,
BOgtOn, NsV YORK and Hartfords dos ct 500
EAsrEHH WAY, ion AL points bstVssn uSVsIAns
and Erie, oloss5 ct e;b0 P. n.
RasrERB T~HBoUGH, for Toledo, Detrsit, OhioAEOs
and Milwaukee closes ct T:l0 A. n.
WHsrHEE THROUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, OhioAEo
Du0uque, St. Joseph and Cairo closes at e:Oo 7. q.
WgsTHRE WAY, for al points bot1esn Cleveland
aud Toledo, olosss at 1:45 P. N.
SAEDUsKI WAY, for Bandusky and all intsrms-
date points, closes At $3.50 ?. N.
OTHdrsHATI WAY, for all points between UOVOlaDt
and Cincinnati, Gloss Il 7so6 A. d "
OuE0n1EKEI THRcUeE, for AOolumba1s Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes ut 7:06 A. NJ
OIHUrEsATFI THRoUaH, for Columbus, OineinaAdI
Louisville, 81. Louis, Indianapolis, hane1vhlsS ana
Wheeling, CLOSES ct 9;0OP Il.
FTrTssUEGH TasoueH, for Pitt5burEA aod WA.
tngson, closes at 1880 P. n.
FITTsEgIo# WAY, for All points bssWeSa OIsyS
land, 6sIisVnlC, Ead Pittsburgh, Harri1burg, Phil
Edsiphia, BAittnors and WHfhingtOns olosas at to0
4. n.
nIHOHIza WGH, for a1 points bstWSSn OSyslanS
and Youngstown, closes ct 4:A6 I. n
MEANWHILE, closes st $50 A. ID.
MEDINA way, CLOSES At $50 A. II.
ROckPoRT, So, closes on TusSdAysS murs4Ayl
sud Saturdays atl2M.
WAREHEsvILn, CLOSES daily, l0soO A. H..
AAsf OLBEsLA1o and Euclid, elo1ss daily Is ,
?. 4. -
Nail and Drop Lsttsns ass required ~ law 70 y
al Oily O~rouIAr1 srs required 70 bsprS-psId Win
4 EWo-csntI tAmP.
Sunday from 800 70 1890 A. n. ~
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The New York Tri6NHe IN The course Of
an editorial upon President Johnson's
opinion concerning negro suftage At the
South, says: $50 ~fromthinking that colored
people ought not to vote, we infer fFoms
pretty full exposition Of his Yiewsto which
we very recently listened that the Presi-
dent will exert whatever influence he be-
ieves himself fairly entitled to in The
premises in favor of such suffrage. Tia
only ground that exists for imputing him
hostility, inheres in his conviction that
loyal Constitutions are not subject 70
change by Presidential edlcts nor BY Or
asEA HQR the War pePAEtpRt a9zg
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~ ROCE6IEs.
4 Fan A1EsEtnsat Of
GROCERIES,
Oaa eIN&ys bs IOund Is
& . ~ & 3 & POPE'Su
EGS.--OpEarIo Street-.-.IeS.
RRGB OF THE FINEST QUALITY
Fslsossd wish great care;
sUGARS q every grhde, COFFEE
SPICEa EXTRACTS ri
Isd svsTv variety OF goOes pertaining 70
br-lch Of b~u1inesa, cold BY them Ct prices that
bssr : favorabis o6mpaEiSoa With any other reia
be ao7s~ 81 ERE o'ty uTIe
nkEDBUKN, WILLIAMS 3 co.
WkoLEsALE
IS aad 50 EGVeF, and Al and Hs AeadOU
srs eoz r~seslvinz from EsW York and HsU Or
lSsu- . gH-gs and shc,e- IMPLY Of
Codes saESESs ze&E
ma. b.. Orleans, ]. HysoAs
Ir7s. EusOaVsdot 2. HysoEs
Noesp CruEbed, Japan,
EaumatFs, GrEnuiateos 1npSnAAs
zaruabot EoNcoreds 9olSaet
Conse, A, B, {, Tiohrahy.
TOBACCO AND Sugars
IN great variety.
EEOUED COPIES, PEPPER AND
SPICES, A0LA6sES AED BYROPsI
which they adsr 20 the trads 81 VEy low rAtoa-
UsvslEnd Manufactured ArtiolSs ct AAnunAetus
E-ss-Ps RRADPUOF. wTILIANs , 90.
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The proposition made by the Century
Club thst Mr.. Bancroft should be invited
to represent America 1T the forthcoming
Dante festival in Florence, by q contribu-
ton in verse and prose has been quietly
anticipated by the most distinguished Of
our posts, Mr.. LongfeIloW. Mr.. Longfsl-
low, who has for many years past bean en-.
gagged upon q metFical trsnslation Of tae
DiUinG Commedia, which he hss at iiast
completed, has caused a single copy OF sha
work to be printed in the most exquisite
style, and forwarded TO Florence.
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Carriers will please leave orders 70 that eject At
the Postmaster's Room, with any Carrier. or ~
letter through the Postofioe, when they will be de-
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according 70 the following Time-Table Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying between the Bivsr and east side Ontario str
Including the 0x-BoW hatsA the deliveries wiz
EIRsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. win leave PostoHics
ct 500 4. II. with proceeds Of all might nail. "a.
SECOND DELIvERY,-LeaEe Postohoe - lOsOAs
n. with proceeds of $50 Eastern.sf Z, liz IN .7sFra.
ImRD D~ELIvERH-EeaVe u;SoA. n. With pro
oesds OF $50 A. 4. Western; 9.Ib A. \. eanduSky
Way, $50 A. n. CINCINNATI 9:25 A. y. PistsbuFE
and 1870 A. n. Eastern Way. -f5.E
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Letter Distribution.
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eeeds OF 2:l6P. N. Eastern, s'66 P. \. Western and
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Letter Distribution. alt
FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
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including seranton's FLATS, the Heights, and the
West side; L
FIRST DELryERY,-Leaye Postomce ct 500 A. n.
with proceeds of night mails. ssia.
sEoosD DE~LIYERY.-Lesve ct 1880 AZ with
proceeds Of al forenoon malls except 1920 A.. I.
Eastern Way. a-A
oesds Of 1920 A. N. Eastern Way.
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proceeds Of BIS P. h. Eastern, E66 r. n. Toledo
and 800 P. n, Columbus. ~
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EEss TERRTToBY.
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| Letters. IT. nj &c
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Pittsburg, 2;45 P N. Columbus, G46 7. \. Toledo,
ToURrH-Commences 81 200 =. n. for $50 P. n.
Eastern and 4:3O P. n. sAndasky. La
FTFTH-Commenoes ct 400 ?. =. for Drop letter..
SxTH-Commences e 600 ?. \. for 800 P. n.
Eastern, 10 90 7. 4. Western, snd 1000 ?. 4. Gin
cinnatii 5:30 A. n. next morning. Mahoningi SOC
4. n. (next morniDg) Pittsburgh SOS A. \. (next
morningl CiunAa and $40 A. 4. tnsxt morning.
Tolsdo. JaS y
COLLECTION n THE FoUR DELIVERY
TERRITORY
wiz commence At SOFA. H. 1850 a. n, SaOR'
+ OOKIES. |, i
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-31

E 4AkHOOS AND The NlGOh
OF YOUTH RESTORED in four weeks, by Dr..
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MI. LincOIn--A domestic Incident.

HI. LineOIn--A Domestic Incident.
An Ambassador from some great Power
once visiting Henry the Fourth Of France
found him playing with his children, who
had contrived 70 throw him down, and were
rolling over him on the floor. The diplo-
mstist reported the circumstance, and said
that happy must the nation be which hsd
for its ruler 8 man who, casting State diff
culties aside, loved TO be the play-fsllow of
his little ones. The late President was
such g man, and was delighted when he
could enter into familiar companionship
with his youngest son-the Lad now famil-
iarly known IS Tad" He entered Very
freely into this boys smusements ami pur-
suits, snd always endeavored toihelp him
on in the latter. A proof of this lies be-
fore US in the shape of q card addressed BY,
Nj. Lincoln TO MI. William Dickson, (son
Of Colonel Dickson of Philadelphia who
is Chief of the United States Fire Brigade
at Washington, and was oftenest to be
found ct the headquarters of the Hibernis
Company, within q square or 50 of the
White House. The Lad had q taste for,
mechanics, and spent 3 good desl of his
time st Mr.. Dickson's He was anxious,
while his father was preparing the second
inaugural address, TO hsve something done
By Mr.. Dickson, and The President inter-
rupting his own labors 10 please the boy,
wrote the following, upon 8 smsll~oatd in
his peculiarly legible hand: In
"Mr. Dickson Chief Engineer ofHiberniA
please pump the water out Of, certain
well, which Tad win show Feb. q, 1866.
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n DEHARTS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-31

This was written within five days of the
second Inauguration, andys triAing as
this matter may appear to some, we are
confident that many parents, many child
ren too viii bed pleased with
this illustration of the home sffection
and domestic charm of the Martyr
Presidents character. To US, Abrshsm
Lincoln, writing st his sons desire 70 an
engineer about "a certain we'll" stands as
robly before us, as Henri Quatre rolling at
all tours upon the floor with his little one
-Rashiz0ton Chronicle. .-n--- ri-a1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-31

grPBu0SOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
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II possible; If not pos sible in person, by letter,
and receive by return mail q blank circular Of
question:, which " IL enable tiny one 70 know posi-
lively Just how they stsud.
To the intelligent reader it is not Necessary to
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible scOurge, yot IL may
be advisable to mention - most prominent SYPH-
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHiLIs SECONDARY, and SYPHILIs
TEET AIRY. the latter involving the bones In ITS
deathly action.
livery one should know, also, that many Of the
mott obstinate and worst ULCER TED THROATs
proceed from this cause, and will, II not properly
handled, ultimately result in loss OF voice. Lookto
your true and consult bv ietterior aPply st
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