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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-09-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
l. scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admin
istraton on the personal estate of
JOHN w. PRESTON,
late ofsaid county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby notified
to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers there
of, on or before the
20th day Of august, 1861
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this goth day
august, 1866.
JACOB A. PRESTON,
aug-4 Administrator.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
How they Treat q Soldier

by some strange mishap, the name of Union
seldier, Mr.. j. Wesley Blodgett, is announced as
candidate for Treasurer, subject TO the decision of
the Democratic county convention. or course,
he stands no chance for q nomination at the hands
oil the mot another man or another dollar" party
but 1t seems to that he should have been treat
e" with some show of respect. In the Center
township Copperhead convention, las, SATURDAY,
Mr. BlodSett exercised his privilege of opposing
motion to con6le the appointment. of delegates
to the county convention TO a committee appointed
by the Chair. In few remarks which displayed
bis love for fir dealing. Mr.. B. denounced The
motion a. an endsavor to make the convention
"one.horse power"
Hon Horace Corbin. who, throughout the war,
was distinguished for his malignity toward ''blue
coats and brass buttons" answered Me- Blodsett
and took occasion to allude to that gentleman as
q Zone mule power" This exhibition Of sarcasm
was entirely uncall,d for by the matter or manner
OF Mr.. Blodsett's rem ,rki, and was no doubt in
tended ~ an insult to all soldiers, who, h,vin- re-
turned from perilS and dangers which Mr. Corbin
carefully avoided, are s.igma,iz,d as mules by that
individual.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
Just the Thing.

We are informed that the committee appointed
by the Fenans to raise funds for the support of
their brothers in the field, have taken the cue from
the suggestions OF the Journal Of yesterday, and
propose to tap their newly discovered gold mine
to-day. A number of them, who have been for
years supporting Democratic politicians in Office,
and who have been fattered and cajoled for a long
time with promises, (none Of which have been full
flled) intend to make these gentlemen prove their
faith by works. They will call upon all Of the
principal Democratic politicians to day, and test
their sympathy for the Irish. by asking them to
donate funds for the cause which Is near and dear
tn every Irish hear. IL they come to Limerick.
and donate freely, all well; if not, goodbye Irish
votes when election time comes. This is move
ment in the right direction. II is an old and true
saying. that Zone good turn deserves another"
and if these Democratic Office holders turn their
backs upon and despise the Irish now, in time of
need, they will find that ''curses like chickens
come home To r00st'
Come. gentlemen. out with Jour weasel skins
Show that you are at least gratefulfor past favors
Give not sparinglv. but pour bountiful supplies Of
Greenbacks into the Fenian treasury. Then, and
not till then, will you have proven yourself wor-
thy Of an Irishman's support.--Ind. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
"NO Irish Need APPLY

The Democratic party which has, time out Of
mind made of Irish votes to further its politi-
cal schemes, is about to permit the Fenian inva-
sion Of Canada to fail for the lack Of the snews OF
war. The Irish always able to fight their own
battles and they did not call upon native Demo
cracts to expose their precious bodies to the fire OF
the red coats, but they had RICH, to expect that
those whom they had been instrumental in placing
in positions OF ease AMI afiIence would come for
ward with their means ia the hour OF trial. As
a specimen Of the generosity Of DemocrAts to the
firm and fast friends of thcir party, mention the
fact that Judge Perkins, editor Of the Indianapolis
Herald. after waiting to be called upon by the Fee
man collecting committee, contributed the mag
nihcent sum of S. Perkins was a Supreme Judge
of this State for l5 years. He managed to get
rich out OF an Office which he never would have
attained without the aid OF Irish votes and tbs is
the poor pttance which he doles out in aid of the
liberation of Ireland. In almost every county
town in Indiana the aborng Iri-hm IN. as he .rud-
ges home after harl days toll is despatched by
the fine horse and elegant equpagc OF some Office
holder whom his vote has assisted in elevating to
power. but who has forgotten the ladder by which
he climbed into Office and now man iiests the ut
most Indifference to what becomes Of the brave
men who arc endeavoring to achieve 1reland's
freedom.
The Democracy Of Marshall county. as but a
token of the obligations which they ought to rem
der to their Irish voters should have armed equip
ped. supplied with 30 days. ratons and despatched
to the front, at the FIST blast o! the busle, an en-
tire company of men to the the assistance OF Rob
er.s and Swccny. Instead OF thi,, they hirdly
dared look an Irishman in the face while tho Fe-
man excitement CO ltinucl, AMI MT one dollar did
they Offer. Sd far as lclrn. in all of the
cause. 5000 il the lowest sum at which the ser.
fices Of the Irish to the Democracy OF Mushall
county can be estim tied, and measures should be
taken to compel payment, since the debtors do not
seem inclined to pay until forced to DO so.
The fact is, it require; an extremity selfish mn
to advocate system which robs fellow creature
Of the hari-eansd fruits Of his toll Slavery il al.
ways mean aud pwsimonious; i, is the deadly foe
of enlightenment AM progress; it is tho enemy Of
schools and churches railroads AMI toleSraphs; it
lourishes best where the mass Of the people are
poor. ignorant and depraved. A people who are
fighting for liberty cannot expec. anything but hol
low professions Of sympathy from the advocates Of
oppression.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

The Union men of the Ninth Congressional
District are n1tfed that convention for the NOM
ina,ion of candidate for Congress for this District
will be held at
WeitgiIe, Ltp,rte Co, TIesday, Jane 10, 1865
Its hoped that full delegation from each
county viii be present. Arrangements have been
m,de wit; the l.. n. A. l. c. Railroad TO carry
persons to and from the Convention at half fare
The Convention viii meet at 10 O'Clock 4. VI. to
organize
By order of Com,
GEO. B. ROBERTS. Chairman
P. 5. tits proposed that a candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney for the 9th Judicial Circuit be
nominated at the same time and place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
Senatorial Convention.

The Union Congressional Commute OF st. 10
seph county propose to the Union men Of Mar
shall to hold the Senatorial Convention at the
same time and place with the Congressional Con
vention. The proposition, the Union Central
Committee of this county authorize US to say, ia
acceded to on their part. 1t will therefore be IN.
der,tood. that the Convention to nominate canii-
date for State Senator for the counties Of St. Jo-
scph anil Marshall. will be held at Westville, on
Tuesday, July 10, 1850, unless objected to by tbs
Union Central Committee Of st. Joseph county
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
LAST OF THE EEyIkNS.

The Fenian excitement has about died away IN
all sections. The Fenians hare nearly AL disban-
ded. and are going to their homes fast as posi-
be. General Murphy made an address at Malone,
telling BIS followers to go homo, and General
Meade has issued an order ordering them to dis
pcrse and Fet:irn 10 their homes.
The following orders from Fenian officers, CT
plain, in part. he early abandonment Of the ex-
pedi;ion, which we regard as very fortunate for
the Fenians. as bad they proceeded into Canada ,
destitute as they we're Of artillery. supplies and
trains there is bat li,tle Doubt os To wha. wou ID
have been their flte:
Sr- ALBass, June 10, 1866.
To ". x. Roberts, President T.. b 1876 Bomsry.
Send DO more men to the fyoni. The strongest
measures Of The United States Government have
rendered Success impossible at present. Prom,l.
gale this Immediately.
lSignedI J. W. SWEENEY.
HrADsUARTERs Army OF IKr..xD,}
ST. ALBAys, Juse 9.
To fSc Senior OGsers oah troops Of N< Army of
Ireland, al Malone, Potassium. and eIse1ca<ye-
SIR-lD view Of the Presidents proclamation
and the stringent measures adopted by the Emitted
States TO prevent reisforeeuepes supplies reach,
ing our forces on die frontier, and destitute we
are OF war material ind not lihely 80 obtain any
under the present circumstances the General
commanding the Army Of Ireaod irstructs me TO
iniofm You that he considers Il his dGty to direct
you ,oaraTl yourself Of the offer Of the u s. Gov
eminent to fnrnish transportation TO officers and
men &c their respective homes the Object Of she
expedition cannot be accomplished at present. The
General feels certain that the soldiers OF your
command will continue to deserve the high char
acler for good conduct now AWARDED them by the
people Of the United States. ]. MAHay,
Colonel of Engineers and Chief of Staff
BUFFALO, n. Y :, June ll.-General Barry has
received an answer TO bis dispatch to General
Meade, regarding the transportation Of Fenians
now congregated here to large number.
General Meade says the United States don't
feel called upon to stand the expense Of sending
these men home and docs not, therefore. give the
required permisson to furnish transportation
New YoRK. June 1.-THE Herlds special
from Montreal says, in the final fight, the line.
only Forty Of the Governor G :neral's body guard
participated. The Fenians were driven across the
line, with several killed and sixteen captured, who
were taken to Montreal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14

The Democrat denies, upon the authority Of
Mr.. Packard, we presume, that that gentleman
mortality offended the Tycoon at Valparaiso. in
1864. 1t is possible that we may have been mis-
informed in the matter but there Is no doubt that
Mr.. p has fallen under the displeasure of the
clique and its chief, however he managed to incur
their royal wrath
Why does not the Democrat also deny chat its
remarks of May l0.h. in reference to a couple Of
Democrats who tbr,w fire brands in the Corpora
ton Convention AMI enieavUei to create dissat-
ssaction with the noIainees, alluded to Mr.. Pack
ard for oue1 Shall we regard the charge as con-
fessed7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14

"Bring up a child in the way he should go and
when ne is old nc will not depart from it." The
foundation of mlny a rsin0as vice is laid in youth
Parents should be careful where they send their
children for education Oberlin, Ohio, has ever
been noted for the high culture and high moral
tone OF its citizens. Calkins, Griffin & Co. 3 Un-
ion business institute is located there and Offers
rare inducements to those seeking business edu
cation at about half the usual rates. Be sure
to send for circular and institute paper before
going lsewhere. 30ml
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14

The Democrat says that the Corporation books
and records are By law open to public inspection
at all reasonable hours, and therefore, that we are
possessed Of OF the same sources Of information MS
those enjoyed by that sheet in re ferencc to Corpo
ration affairs. The editor knows very we'll tina.
any investigations which he should choose to make
would be aided by those in whose keeping the re
cords are, whereas, distractions and hinderances
would be thrown in our way. Besides, we have n
right to take advantage Of the incidence Of our
opponents. and when an attempt is made TO cover
up and conceal the doings of public officers, we
have right to demand explanations. and it is ex.
pccted of an "oficsl organ" that it shall, at all
times be ready and willing to explain. The An
nual Exhibit of Corporation aff.irs is usually pub
shed in time to permit OF its discussion before the
election, but this year it was delayed until after
the election. and, when at las. published, was BY
no means satisfactory. All that's certainly known
by those outside Of the ring. is that Corporate
taxes were never niger, great deal Of money has
been expended with little perceptible good to the
town.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
Joshua Hill, the leader OF the rnionists of Gle

Joshua Hill, the leader OF the rnionists Of Geor-
gia, has been appointed and confirmed as Collector
of the port of Savannah. This appointment has
been worthily bestowed. Mr.. Hill is one of the
few men Of prominence in Georgia who were
" faithful found among the fathlese." and we arc
glad to chronicle this evidence that the true Union
men Of the South are not to be overlooked in the
distribution Of patronage.
What have you to say about this appointment.
neighbor? Don't ysu think the President is strange
ly oblivious of the merits OF his rebel endors-
ers south as well as NORTH Perhaps he remembers
the time they spit in his face end pulled his nose
Do you remember how that little Incident tickeled
you and the rest OF the Democratic leaders about
town7 What had Johnson done that caused him
to become so obnoxious to yourself and other patri
otto Democrats, so suddenly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
Union Victory In Oregon.

SAN FRANcrtco, CAL, June S,-A Portland,
Oregon. despatch states that the Union majority
in Oregon is 500, with four counties to hear from
The State Senate stands IA Union to Democrats
Both parties claim a majority in the Lower House.
The total vote is % ,230.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
Row Between Fenians and Ger
mans.

Quite a serious riot occurred at Chicago, Sun
day night, at beer garden near the city limits
About ffsy Fenians assaulted party Of Germans,
when a general fight ensued, in which weapons
were freely used. Several persons on either side
were seriously injured, and one German fatally
stabbed. fin-
Five Fenians were arrested next day and held
for trial in the Circuit Court. saa ~ So
Recruiting among the Fenians OF Chicago has
ceased and all excitemen. is rapidly subsiding.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14

Probst. the murderer of the Deering family, was
executed at Philadelphia last Friday. But few
persons. including the reporters for the city pa
pers, were admitted into the enclosure.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
Special Terms, or Climb Rates.
HIGGIES, BRADFORD & CO.,
133 Dearborn ST., Chicago, Ill,

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inc PTorfefors srW donate fbe and Dorgsas
homem f"bd S2; also there riH b. $4,000 from
ne person drpWg e $50 eco prize or fke sans pprpo.e
hEFERENcEs-Hon Major Dan. Mace: Ex-N c. Of
.i" non Ira J. Laycock. Of Kansas: Hon. VIM.
nhg"eil LYONS, Iowa. Hon. Joseph Knox, OF Chicago;
hon e. Graves Smith. Of MINI; Jacob Forsyth, Agi.
VI, ;. X H., Chicago Ia; NJ. kronberg Co. importers
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14

A New York dispatch says il is now under
stood that Jeff Davis will be released on parole.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14

Filters remaining unclaimed In
- the Post Once at Plymouth State OF Indiana, on
the l4th day Of June, 1866.
Toobtan any ofthsscIetters the applicant mnst call
afri'sd letters give the date Of this list and pay
one cent for advertising.
IfnOt called within ne month they will be sent to
The Dead Letter Office.
Ladies' List.
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Gents List.
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Harris a Co Hahn David
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-24

nails of history. Under similar circumstances
even in England the parliament passed an
act to the effect that mo persen atteheii'g
upon the king and sovereign i'ah u TINS
land for the time being, and doiag ma true
and faithful service. shall be convicted of
high treason, by act of parliament or oth"f
process of law. nor suffer any forfeiture or
nnnisbment This statute remains an uI-
questionable authority for the constitutional
maxim that possession of the throne gives
a sufficient title to the subjects alleg rance
and iustifies his resistance of those who may
pretend better right This statute was
evaded in subsequent rcigns by special acts
defining treason; and finally, Cromwell
minister to Henry VIII, inquired oil the
Judges whether if parliament should con-
denim ayman to die for treason, ,'citho" hearing
him. the attaindeT could ever be disputed
They answered finally that an attainder III
parliament. whether the party had "eeh
heard or not in his defense, could never De
reversed in courtof law" This opinion was
obtained for the purpose Ofprocunhs through
party strength the condemnation OF man
whom they knew the judges WonId not
condemn II was done Not many days
eIapsed before the head Of this same minister,
in obedience to the power he had evoked
himself rolled into the basket and added
one more 10 the number of tfeasoRa6te OF
tenders Instances can be added to tins 10
show what vicious measures were FeSorted
to 10 fasten the crime of treason upon all
who were not favoriUes, in order to gfatiy
revenge. The mention of Sir Thomas More
the Earl of Surry, and the Dukes OF Norfolk
and Buckingham is sufficient for our purpose.
The object we have in quoting these exam
pies is to show that when once we take the
construction of law out of the hands of the
proper officers, instead of its operating for
the punishment of the guilty and the pro-
lection of the innocent, it becomes but an
engine of destruction ridden by prejudice
and directed by possession. 1t is easy 10
raise storm Of passion, but difficult to dl-
rect It's force. Therefore III the name OF all
who are lovers of constitutional liberty, all
over this Union, iii the name of the people
of the SOutL represented in the person of
JCucISOl lJdNJS, We ldi>C oui Npl1t III ti'
test against the verdicts ofthc Cromwells of
the North who would condemn without a
hearing and execute without mercy. We
have qnoted sufficient to show that the
present agv - not the only one in which
the people supported the government, exist
ing for the time being, III preference to the
one that had been Mr.. Davis crime con-
sists in adherence to that government, Eek
isting for the time being" and which in
more tarbarous ages, it was authoritatiTely
announced, did not constitute treason. We
only ask that Mr.. Davis be allowed fair
hearing, and that cool deliberate judgment
and an impartial trial be given, rather than
the rendition ofthe verdict already prepared,
and the execution ofthe judgment ready TO
he pronounced