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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
rM.A special Washiratnn de.

rsA-A special Washington despatch to the
Pd,hdelrhia Ledger says, 1t is stated on good
autt otity that General Grants presence on the
OCCASION of tue pres -ntatioa o: the proceedings
of the Philadelphis Convention to the Presi.
den: vas purely accidental, the GEES eral having
called At the Wai House, by request of the
President, on business.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

SlNGuLAR OMISSION The resolutions passed
By the Legislature of this State on the death
of President Lincoln, have not been published
with the laws enacted at the same session -
II the omission was intentional on the part Ct
either the clerk, The Secretary Of State, or the
printer, littleness of soul is indicated which
Should render the actor an object of universal
conLenpt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
Kogister's Notice.

INV VASTLY CpOkIY, aug YIN lHtb
LYON the application OF ANNIE Butt, Adininistra-
~ trix OF DAVID BUTz late of Wiimin Eton Hun
dredt in New Cattle County, deceased: It IL OR
DBhep and directed by the Rexstor that the kiuan-
istratrI aore give notice of thr granting letters
q uPen The Ertate Of he deceased with
10 be posted within forty days from of such 81
ere, six OF the most public places of tn Corni, nt
ss,inst the ssfsfe TO present The ZANE or Nv
ALSO cause the to inserted Within the pc
riod In the Delaw Hepu blioAn newspaper pubsh
mon tbs.
WI Given nnder tho nd an SeS OF Qhet Of the
g. 81 Register aforesaid at kew Castieio New este
(~l Go. Aforesaid, the day snd year above ri'en.
,,o-, II. q, fkAlM. Register.
NoTIOe-An persona having claims sgsinti tho Va
tate OF the decreased must estnt the Rttet
ed TO the AdministrAtrI, m o. before She s,h dAY
OF August, A. D., 1867 abide the Act OF Assem- biz
In ahdh oase made and provided. ANNIE BUfz,
Aug y 2m Ai'niuisttstrE,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
Y .LIn.-nn .. IL, FeyeLe CoInlr onin.

-LI0gIUn Q, H. tayet'e County, OHIO
f-r Republicau:-H your permission
I aii etnrn my ;heDks ,srouSn the columns
of or 'alaapts paper to ,ny esteemed TREND
Mitchell Layton, Esg Of tie lown OF Bridge
Vi ia Tor uccationa. copiea of your truly loyal
advocate Of Rht justice and freedom, aud
may you by TIA assis'anee Of Him who gov
eras sll things be enabled to Impress upon the
niuds ct the ciuzena Of old Delaware, a true
seutc Of OGr situation Gnd will TO elect this
fail ~ our Governor, a man tried and true, is
che Gssre of BIN who was once citizen of
your sf,.e nd who still feels natural inter-
EFT Ia Der welfare. JAAEs NJ ADAMS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

Egnt Leslie's MogcfiHe and GQzstts Of Fl,h-
ION for September, is upon our table. Il con.
tsiua tr5 ;sshion plates and great variety q
styles OF desc, &C, and is well filed with
.eading calculated to please the ladies, who
are fond Of light literature. 1t Can be Oh.
ta4el a, the book stores.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

rag James ". Scovel, tho man who pre
vented the choice OF Republican U. s. Sen
ator from New jersey lIst winter, now writes
to Gov. Ward urging him 70 convene the Leg.
stature in order that the CONSTITUTIONAL
amendment may he ratified by New Jersey.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

STATE CKsrhAL CeMxtprEs.-The Chairman
OF ths Union Republican State Convention has
announced the following STATE Central Com
mittee;
New Castle County-John Fl. Adams, Doct.
Robert McCaAe, James B. Henry.
Kent County Doct. Isaac Jump, Nunos r.
Uoyerdale, Hiram W. McColley.
Sussex County-Jacob Moore, Isaac ]. Jen-
kins, Simeon Penniwer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
Address ali Z. Third Street, Wilmine on, del.
REQISChR'B GEELnE.

7. IWIy DOCS,
I pom the application OF Wary NJ YluEblu Armiutra-
triI Of Joshua f. v"ughau II. d. ate u ~ilnin son
Hd.. IL said g. d-cd II Ii ordered I'D dirpcta ~ pe
Rssiater q At the Admnstrsr1 aior-sid give otitcU
tnettantnEo Lett rso Adn traitor upou thu estate
causing ndvertsemepts to be posted vtGin crtS days
paoo, OF the County OF New osetie requiring ~ Wy
Bbids BY Act of Asseubly in art Ua 10
and provided Ard also cause the 10 he inherited
With the same period in the Delaware HepubIIosL
eyspaper published il Niluin gton, and TO be ooutn
~ Given uudsr the ha md and Seal OF ono. Of tts
S.S Register aforesaid al New Castle IN New Cattle
~ Co., aforesaid, the day srd var Glow rittu
- 49, n, q. FRAIM register.
kOTlCE.-All persons having elrtu-a ags1nt| itetE-
tate deceased ubl preasn theEaup ty rro Rtpd
TO the AdministrAtiI her tlUTueE rupl H. liar
rinHton, wilmington, Dell before july 81, A. II,
SOL! abb 10 tbs Act Of Assembly y sue cssr mado
aud provided. MARY ~ Y .UuI.N,
GaFi-2m Adm pi.,ratfix
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

ELgonaSEEkING.-A call Tor meeting of
e,iz Va has been issued to receive President
Johnson as be passes through this city en-
T1ss1a!, on his way to Chicago, whittier he is
2oins ~ an elec,ioneeriug tour. The friends
OF "ay Policy" are expected to hurtah lustily
on the occasion, and make all believe that His
Acaile.cy has become wonderfully popular
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

OPPOSED TO THE TARIFF.-The Delawaresn il
opposed TO Tariff on the ground that it iu-
creases the price Of articles necessary to the
comfort and convenience of the laborer. Ac-
cording to its logic every man should be 6
farmer and get all the clothes he wesrs from
Enrr-n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

Book NOTICES The Tar Payers Honual.-
T.,s le tho title of a hook complied BY George
S. Bou,we., Containing the entire revenue
laws WI, d The lab!es ~ taxation, exemption,
s.amp dulles, &c, making very useful publ
cation. We presume that it viii be for sails at
all lie book slores
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

Norioz.--A meeting OF the Uaion voters OF
the Fourth Ward will be held IN the second
otory of tho Washington Elsins House, on
Wednesd.y e7eains 30 last a, 8 o'cleck. tor
the purpose OF nominating candidates to bs
eup.ot led At he uex' city election.
MANY ClrIZHss.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

MONDAY, August 81, 1866.


UNION No HINATIONS
Fo, Gopsrnor,
JAMES RIDDLE.
For Rtprts,ntatipe IN Congress,
JOIN l.. MoKlN.
For Sheriff,
SAMUEL ALLEN.
for Coroner,
BENJAMIN T. BELLEw.
For Mayor-JoSBUA s. VALENTINE.
-6lle,nan-- FRANCIS VINCENT.
Tseqsufer- WILLIAM PRESTON.
As,essor-JOSEPH PERSON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

~ There seems to be but little doubt that
Major General Howard will soon be removed
from the charge of the Freedmen's Bureau and
Generel Davis 1illsor appointed 10 succeed
him.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

Usi5N CAspiDArEs.--A meeting WAS held In
the Third Ward last Saturday evening, when
Henry r. Pickles waS nominated as candi-
date for the City Counci W. N. Chandler,
Inspector; John p. Ruth, Assistant lUspeo-
tor, for the First Precinct, and John G, Had
Gocs, Inspector, aud Lewis T. Har ee, Assistant
Inspector, for the Second Precinct.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
REG IsTEII,s OrFICr,

UIpo, thu INT 0asILG CogHJr; June g5th, 1866.
~ minisrator of Vim. " Morreil, lats Of Mil drsst
No r. snia Sodnty, decd y iaoaDERED and al.
give 1g,iGs granting Of Letters q
thereof BY eeusing advertisements to be noEteA
within forty days from the date ofsuc letter
otthe most public places of tho county Of Nav Cna-
is recurring All pertons having asappttRo
Estate 10 preHent the same, abide by Nef az
sembly In such case made apd provided And also
NE same TO be inserted within the same period in III
Delaware Republican ewspa pnblighed In ~ IL
mington and to be continued therei t. o months.
A~ Given nder the and and Seal 10 dir a OF IA
Register AforeBaid, atNew Castle In New Gas
(I-l tie county aforesaid. the daT and year a6ov
NtinnIhnr ., ". q. FRANZ, Register,
MOTTO E,AllpersonshavinG claims sainsi the "a
taof tbs deceased mu at the ly
to thu Administrator on or before JUNE Il H. Iss1
or abide the act Of Asssmbl In su Oh case ~ ade
provided. CALVIN IiiG0TIRIn gu"
4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27
HtEGis'E s9ss's OEFICE.

NEW UlBTLE VOUNTI, July oOt1, IUlb,
1 pom the application OF Harriet Z srsOu, Admipis-
tretr,t q Philip oorton late ., WIintbston nd.
DEhED end direoted by the s eister that the Admin
ibtratlx a rersid, give notice OF the grsDiA Of Let
tiers OF Naturalization tn Ebatt OF hi sed
With the late Of granting thereof, b. causing sd!e
tiaements to be posted within forty days d.
OF Euoh Letters in six OF the bile pAc.F Of the
COUNTY OF New CASTLE, requt ring all persous hRying
demands against the Estate, TO present the aRne OF
abide ~ an Act Of Assembly in tveh Hase msds and
provided And $40 cHG-e the 90 inserted vi h
In the period u the belhw Repu bliegn nntEE
paper published Ia Wilmin Glen, and to bo sOntiLued
therein months
\-~) Given underths hand And seAl OF Ofice Of the
IS. Register AfortHad, stE-W hste, in Nsw Castle
(@~> Co. aforesaid, the day ssd ,es. Pnote written
- - Il, Y sEAiH, ReSietcr.
tate OF the de essed al Ga duiy sftest-
ed TO tho kdlninistrStri1. Gu or be ,rs July SHh
lH67 or abide the Act OF Assembly T. surh CO MAda
aud provided. hhRRiEl co son,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

Umpire.-W J. McCiary, Diamond S,ate.-
ScoreTs-T. H Plurket, Pac fc; r. r. sirole
Atlas. Fly CRtcho 5-PGc.fii 4: Al.asl Home
Run1-Pe ci6c 3 Atlas /.
NcrloE.-Baso Bail players arc requested % ok
to their interest and purchase their Bnils and Bats
at Boddy's. He sells the Enpno Regulation uud
tho Eagle Ball at 81 q each AID ful ,izcd Bats nj
50 Is per dozeR, and all other imp etnehts ugaI in
the game, NJ equaily reduced rates He also sells
Fire Works in larger quantities than any other es.
tablishment in the State Those IN want OF Ell hUE
Of the above articles, good Ice q, cu bud better
call during The playing seas n, at 22l Market St.
b. Order of joins BOLDLY
NIB Playing rules Of the game may bo OBJ
tanned jn2l-6t
New Boot and Shoe Sterc.--Tahu s Gsnb5
informs his iEiende and the public generally.
that he has On ha'l NJ Ne. 10 Egsl S.roud
s'fee;, between Market aud Kt1Fs,tet'a. flow
er sl1e,) large and we selected stock of
Lsdes' Lasting, Ki and Moro go Caters au1
I Balmorsls, Gentlemen's Fine Calf Blo,l, Gait
ers and BamorAls, Gents' Glove Kid Caters:
also Gentemen's Coarse Boots and Shoes
Boys, Misses, and Childrens B,ots, sinners
Bslmorals and Caters, 10 endless variety
which he is selling at the 10 west prices. The
public are invited to call ADD examine before
purchasing elsewhere. Customer Work and
Repairing promptly attended to, a1g23 st+
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

LIZ fiEe lace handk chiefs and collars at Low
prices. John 3. Frcek, 705 Market street, next
door to st. Pauls N. L. church.
Velvet Ribbons at very low prices; hosiery, rib.
bons toilet soaps, belt buckles, laoes, 3D. John z
Froek. 7o6 Market street, next TO ST. Paui's NJ z
church
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

IN y aNLu D hT.If DI.tINO TtUDMS,
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
No sos Arch street, Philadelphia,
(Notth side above sthl
We wond respectfully Inform the public that we have
operedh
DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOON
ht the abpv" named location, where Will be happy
10 walt on all who may favor With call at all hours
OF the day ION 65S A NJ, to I'M.
good Roast bttdoF any kind with pota oes, sd
and butter, 80 oents. The with three vegeta
blcs an cu1,e - cNUts.
We VIll SWAPS kcsp on hand
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON,
FINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES,
ICE CREAM AND JELLIEs;
Also, SODA WATER or THE CHOICEST SYRUPs
Tho location being central renders it d-sra place
Tor Ladies' sud Gsntomen OF city, we'll I the
surrcundi1g country. JAMES MEGRATTEN,
NAV ll-u Manager,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

EQUALITY TO ALL. Unyormuy Of price
A NeO Feature in Business. Every one Has
OtSn Salesman Jones d CO., Of the Crescent one
Price Clothing store, No. 6O4 Market street, above
SIKH, Philadelphia In addition 10 having The lar
got, moot Varied, and fashionable stock of Clothing
in Phladelphia, made expressly for retail sales we
have constituted every one hi ownsalesman, BY hay
ng marked in figures every article tn very low
est price it can be sold for they cannot possible
vary-Ali must buy alike The goods arc we'll sponged
and prepared, and great pains taken with tho ma.
king, 60 that all can buy with tho full sssuran of
Gtttisg good article at the very Wcst PRICE Also
large stock Of PIECE GOODS on hand OF the latest
styles and qualities, which will be made to order in
the most fashionable and bost manner, as POI cent
below credit prices. E9rRemenber the Crescent
IN Market St. above 9Th. PhilA. jones' 90.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

A Deeidef Suecss,.--ientlenen Of this City and
thr0uSh out the State have long felt tue nesd Of
first clas Gents FGrnsh ing Sure, where they could
get complete outfit in tho furnishing limo aud at
the same time purchase such goods as furnished in
Philadelp bia aud New Yori This necessity now
no longer exists, as Doughten No. 500 Market ST.,
keeps a variol assortment of the choicest kinds Of
goods direct from the Importers, and selected with
that care and taste that mako the store the great
central emporium Of the city
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

pouNFT -euLpI RS WHO SERVED THREE
ID ycaE-, anl received only 500 bounty
crive another sl"0, Tue parents, widows and minor
children OF the same class Of entitled to $lO0
sOdi,rs discharged account Of wounds from three
wear regmeDs entitled to 800 additional The heirs
Of soldiers au1 Discharged soldiers In the country
forward their discharge and heirs Of soldiers
write al ting itcul Of their cases, and they will hsve
prompt attention. Apply to WV b. WIGGtNS,
Military aud Naval Claim Aaen1, No $40 Market Ct +,
wilmington Del. aug 3m.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

kEw CASH. OoUsTY, August I'd, 1866,
IPoN the application Of Thomas pHrirgto EIeou-
Tor 81 the Let YIN TTd Tet,sment q John
ty decd; Il is ordered and direeted BY the He
Sser that the Executor aforesaid give neee Of ths
granting OF Lettera Parliamentary upon the Estate Of
me deceAsed with the date of thereof Iy
ng entertainments to be posted within forty DAYS for
The date such letter. six ofthe pnhic places
9tlhe CountyalNeT Csstlerequirng al persona having
demands against the Estate TO present the tame or
abide by Act of Assembly in such nd pro
.led ana also cause the same TO he inherited within
the same period In the Delaware Republican, a nevtpa
In two months.
WI uiyen under the and IN d Zeal nee ofthe
g. 81 lister Aforesaid New Castle in New Cas-
(~~N tie County aforesaid, the day aud year abUys
written. HOEEKT q, FRAIM. EegitteS
NOTlCE.-All persons having aims AgAiist IN la
tate the deceased must percent the duly AttpH
TED TO the EIecufur, on before August I'd lf7,
or abit the Act of Assembly in such case AIDE an
provided. 49, THOMAS DARLINGTON, EsrcuOr
huutess, wilmington Del. G-1El
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

No HUmJNg.-WN. A. BrABD lat Hagany'B
old Stand,) corner of Second uud Sbiplcy Streets
Wilmington, Del. defes competition in hiswell
lected, large aud we'll made stock of Gentlenen's
Fine Calf Long Boots, Gentlemen's Fine Calf Bal.
morals, aud Gent lenen Fine Calf CATERS. Ladies
Pine cloth Caters and DalmOrals Ladies' Fine
Glove Kid morocco, and other kin Ia of Bamoras,
Caters and shoes Boys misses and children's shoes
in endless variety. This stock is perhaps the ve-y
best in the limo Of boots and Shoes both as regards
Ho'kman'hip and style, that has ever been offered
to the ctlzers of Wilmington aud will be sold at the
very lowest market prices Call in and exGmine
before purchasing elsewhere, as no charge is made
or inspection. splg-tt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-27

REMovAL.-Dr. ]. F. Wilson, having purchased
the Drug and Medicinal Store, lately occupied by
Mr.. William Lippincott has renewed to No COS
Market St, Fast side four doors above Sixth street
A supply Of fresh drues, and medicines perfumery,
dc, &c, &c, has been procured from the best
Philadelphia houses. N. B.-The compromising OF
prescriptions will be confded to experienced and
liable assistants. Prescriptions compounded at a
hours Of the day or night,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-07-19
The COpperheads summoned { o
the lSar.

Governor Morton's late speech is ringing
through the land, and the echoes come back from
every State. 1t is republshed 10y the Union papers
in Kentucky, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, New
York, and in fact all the States; and from every
State and direction comes up the bowling impre
cautions of the mortalIy wounded CoFperhead De-
mocracy. To answer the speech they make no at
tempt, but destroy its effect by the foulest
abuse of its author. They denounce him in every
phase OF the bi liugsgate vocabulary; charge him
with the foulest crimes of which they are guilty
themselves; swear at him. get drunk about him;
but all will rot Go. There stands the speech un-
answered and unansw cradle. and il is working won
derfully upon the hearts of the people. Copper
heads may rave and curse with the wickedness and
nlaigllity OF the damned, but they can lot ges
away from it. BY their fendish attacks upon the
Goyernor personally. they are paying him tho
highest compliment, and according his greatest
triumph, thus confessing their inability 20 reply 10
him and acknowledging that there Is nothing left
but bare personal warfare. The effect OF his
speech was manifest in the late Democratic Con-
gressional Convention at New Albany, in which
they were constrained by the public feeling which
has been aroused to resolve that "tEe late war on
the part of the authorities of the United States be-
came just and necessary to save the Union from
disruption, and the Constitution from overthrow
Now that the is over, and the wave of public
ind isnation is rising against them, they resolve
that the war was 'iust and necessary" 10 save the
Union; but throughout the in that very Dis
trici, and in every other, tley resolved that tho
war was wicked, that it was unholy and unconstI-
tntional and that must of necessity be failurer
and labored with all their power 10 make 1t fail
ure They feel now just as they did then, and
hate the war and the soldier they did then, but
are constrained to add to their treason the most
shameful and disgusting hypocricy. But hypoc-
ricy will not save them; their record has been
made out in letters of fire. and the people read
it they them in theig hearts and Will crush
them by their votes.-Iad. Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-07-19

orer you The eiOak Of their forgiveness ind charity
on MIf dGy--you consciously UncOHSciOusly pre-
pared for eUery succeeding freacaery. When you
obtained your own consent TO do that single act Of
shame, your intriSues with the Copperheads be-
fore the fall elections of 1865, Your veto of the
Frecdmen's Burean Bill after having explicitly
promised to sign it, your revolving 22d of Febru
airy speech. your prescription of the brave white
and colored loyaliSts of the South and your publi
cation of private letters written 10 you in unsus
pectng confidence, followed naturally and iIresist
IDLY. SuppOsng that any other gentleman could
have been guilty you were guilty the 1tr OF
March, 1850, what would such gentleman have
done? You stood before your own country aud
the world diShonortd and degyoded.
The ordinary calumnes of the Copperhe ads and
trnitors were coined into the most frightfu male
dictions against YOU know Of no scene in his
tory where a public character, for act of mex
cusable weakness, was at the same time so UaYer-
sally execrated 10y one party and indulgently
and magnanmouSly treated by another. Any TRUE
man, equally unfortunate and equally forgiven and
defended. would have turned to the great Repub-
hcdn Union party, and have said: "For this act
Of noble clcmeDcy | am bound to you through life
and unto DEATH that which you have done this
day, places me under obligations from which can
never escape, and which shall forever cherish
feel that have dsgraccd yoa and dishonored
myself, and by life OF gratitude will prove to
yOu that, although unworthy OF your confidence,
and unworthy of your vindicatiOn. can at least
do my best to atone for my offence" Blu, yoH
seem to be made of different metal from such
character, you lmve not only soOlly forgotten the
generous men who saved yOu from disgrace, bat
are now engaged i'll the pleasant pastime Of SLAM
dcring them and prescribing their friends. will
postpone description of my part in that sad
drama, preferring to wait for the other private
revelations you promise to lay before the country.
1t is very certain that, if you have forgotten all
shame, you cannot have forgotten my connection
with Yourself duri3g that unhappy experience
Probably no more graphic and instructive page
could be added TO the curious history of your Ad
ministraton than detailed account of that cele
brated day. have not been as careful in treas
uring all the incidents as you have been in pre-
serving the private letters of the gentlemen whom
you intended to betray; but where my own meIn-
ory fails shall be able to eke out a complete mar
rative bv turning to the copious and fascinating
columns OF those traitor and COpPerhead new spa
pers which are now defending your character and
your conduct. J. w. EORNEY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-07-19
T WHOLE NO. SOC.

Captain Williams informed him Of he catastrophe
that followed his departure.
The DR.. stated to Us that the Generals conver-
satiOn VA: at no time such as to lead him TO sus-
pect any intention of suicide, though his proving
melancholy, refusal to 5e left alone, apprehensions
of losing bis mind, and general manner induced to
precautions against danger. On one occasion Lane
very minutrly detailed the circumstances OF the
suicide of his brother in florida, United States
Army officer there, MANY years ago, and a. the
same time expressed much astonishment that his
brother could have done such an act. There was
nothing in the manner or matter of the statement
TO excite apprehension, but the reverse. DR.. Com
stock is clear in the judgment that the suicide by
Lane is emphaticilly to be attributed solely to
mental abbcrltiOn, induced by extreme prostTa-
ton and arrangement oi the nervous system, and
aggravated by anxiety.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-07-19

HAS changed his residence to the house recently
pied 10y Mr. George r. Benson. the south side of the
public square. aud al-ut the middle Of the block.
May 81, 1SfG-31if
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-07-19
Professional and Business Cards.
II. H. LONG,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,

AND FOR TWENTY YEARS FAMILIAR WITH THE
Auctioneing business offers his services o the citizens
Plymouth and surrounding country in crying sales Of
Real o. Personal Property
During hours when not professionally absent
he may lo always found at John NDntgomery's Flaming
Mill ;s3tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-07-19

Il never shot bird in my lfe,' said friend to-
an lrishman; who replied, Il never shot anything
in the shape Of bird. but squirrel which killed
drowned
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-07-19

A gentleman ct the Astor House table, New
York, asked the person sitting next TO him if he
would please to pass the mustard. Sir said the
man, do you mistake for water?' 'Oh no,
sir, mistOok you for gentleman.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-07-19

The difference between the two posentates who
rule over the destinies of Turkey and Russia is
simply this--the one is Sultan, and the othsr in
sultin'