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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24
BOMBARDMENT OF CALLAO.
The Spanish Fleet Repulsc IL.

NEW Yoax, May 2l.--The Pinama Star and
Herald Extra OF the 18th has the following.
The United States g-ship Vanderbilt, Monitor
aud Montdnock arrived in the harbor OF Panama
on the evening of the 10Th having sailed from Cal
lao on the 81.
By these vessel. We have news Of the reiuit Of
the bombardment of Callso.
On the 81. at noon. the action commenced from
the shore batteries, the fire being returned by the
Berenguela. Villa de Madrid. and Blanca on the
northern side, and the Numancia, Resolution, and
Alamanzs on the southern side. The Villa dc
Madrid and Bereguela were so badly damaged
early in the fight that they were obliged to wit.
draw to San Lorenzo, and they we're aferward;
followed by the Numancia and the rest OF the fleet
all more or less damaged.
The Spanish Admiral Mcnez 10 said TO have
been badly wounded
During the engagement ssgnor Galvez, Secrets
ry OF Var, was kill by the explosion Of battery
!. ae fight lasted until four o'clock in the alter
noon, when it terminated hy the withdrawal of III,
Spanish feet.
Very little damage has been done 10 Callao, on
ly few hundred dollars worth OF property bein,
sad 70 be destroyed, exclusive of what the batter
les suffered. Ten Peruvians are reported killed
and twenty wounded.
Nothing reliable has been heard Of the loss on thu
side of the Spaniards but it is supposed to be yer,
heavy.
Owing to the short time which elapsed betw eel
the termination Of the engagement and the depart
Of the Vanderbilt, that vessel brings up no fur
Their intelligence; was il known whether tn
Spaniards intended TO renew the attack, butt wa
supposed that they would not. t..
The news OF the defeat of the invaders was re
ceivcd with great enthusiasm by the inhabitant
Of Panam,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24

The Democrat editor assures his readers that we
arc insane. because we charged and had the sudac-
ity to prove that the publisher of that sccesh con
Germ overcharged the county for publishing the De
inquent List in January last. His remarks were
perhaps intended to be witty, but there is no
doub. Of the truth of our statements the public will
conclude that there ia "meihod in madness {"
Most of our readers have heard lawyers argufy
for an hall hour to prevent a witness answering q
question, alleging all the while desire to save
time, when. if the witness had been allowed to pro-
coed, his whole testimony would not have occu-
pied ten minutes. The D,gberry who settles our
little disputes by virtue Of his Office OF gustus of
the psese," and who also presides over the columns
of the Democrat, attempts to play the game
on his readers. He does not give them hint or
clue to the pretty doings of his junior. but leaves
them in the dark az to the means by which the pub
Usher Of the Wilkes Booth Bewliler keeps his
he'd above water. Indeed, "no learned common
t.tor could more syly plss Ger some uninteligible
place, shrewd divine, in quoting, leave out the
words which would against him clear the doubt"
SO careful Is he that his reai.rs Shall be kept in
ignorance OF the dam Ising evidence Ale in the
County AuiitOr's i,e. But We shll not be sur
prised if they demand 50 nethng more TO the point
than kalfcolumn Of loose assertions and general
deEials. Come, Squire, the people really want to
know Ike truth abou. the natter, and if we have
made any false statements or estimates point them
out, specify them, disprovo them. II your second
Fl Her really his s72.5) of the peoples money in
his pocket for which he has rendered no equiva-
lent, you clnno. c0ver up and conceal his vllaiuy
By such thin logic and empty vaporins as you re
sors to in youslast. If it is the practice among
printers to charge for explanations, officers cert:
Gates. &c. it viii be re-y easy m,tter to it.
Iftis honorable ani fair chlrge for descrip
tons than yoa pz5iish, by Whit OF reasoning
c'n you make it so appear Is it not carrying the
joke a little TOO far to charge for erroneous de-
scrptions AID TO thereby tax the county for your
ignoraRce and incompetency
RoSert Dale Owens "Footfalls on the Bounda-
ries of Another World is exceeded in marvellous
details BY FOOTBALLS on the Boundaries of Rascality
that made in the attempt to keep the breath of
life in the organ Of the COpperheads Of Marshall
county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24

orr CAIInE poor b-sotted creature who
fell into cellar the other night and broke an egg or two
and then voted the abolition ticket because few OF the
4 emen Of that paid him for his loss and tho men
prOfessed who devoted day brawli ng
ditch ditch" issre OF the corporation elec-
tiOa Monday Ifthere Is any difference between the
two IL must be In favor Of the other, and we can
tell which--Ds1aocraf, May 10Th
Is not this beautiful language to apply 10 free
man for simply exercising his rightto vote As he
pleases' The man referred to in the beginning of
the above extract was all we'll enough until he
thought proper to vote the Republican ticket, when
he Immediately became "poor besotted creature
in the estimation of fugeman Osborne. The lead
e-s OF the Copperhead party here. well else
where, talk aud act like they own the Dutsh and
Irsh body and soul and IL they dare to vote ganst
that party they subjected TO such vifcation as
the above. II they submit to such abuse they will
demonstrate that they only fit to be the vassals
and dupes of such tyrants--the tools Of men Who
look down upon them with contempt, and enter
tain no personal respect for them whatever. We,
or any other Republican. would not apply such Ian
guage as the above extract from the Democrat TO
the mos. humble individual. net even a negro, for
merely exercising the rights of freeman. How
long will il be before the Dutch and Irish enamel
PATE themselves from such masters7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24
,Ir. Caleb Davis of bourbon.

We caae Eear being frightened out OF our senses
the other day by the above named gentleman, who
entered eur sanctum and dem,nded, ina tone C al
culated &c CONCEAL younger blood than ours. the
author OF the communication from Bourbon which
appeared in our paper list week. just about the
tim. we were going to ask for few moments to
say our prayers and m Ike our last will and tesla
ment, our lighting editor" appeared on the scene,
whereupon we informed Mr. Davis that il WAS our
painful duty to withhold the desired information
until We knew his reasons for inquiriny. He then
introduced himself "a the late Democratic clndi-
date for Mrshil OF Bourbon, and said he had been
slandered By the writer Of the Communication -
Not agreeing with Mr. D. in this opinion, and
fearing that he would annhilate the unlucky indi
vidual who had dared to impugn his lordship's rep
utstion for 10y atty which he had 50 dearly earned
and maintained throughout the war By opposing
every measure calculated to strengthen the hands
of the usurper Lincoln and his hireling soldiery
We sill withheld the morsel of information which
his Democratic palate craved. Mr.. D. then threat
.eacd TO sue u. for SANDER. Pleased with the
prospect Of local item Of such an unusual char
acter, and remembering the rights CONCEDED b,
Parson Browulow to all rebels and Copperleads
we advised him TO "sue and be id"
Sincs Mr.. DIS departure we havo endeavored
y classify him bu. we clnnot determine whether
he is bu..erhead or copperhead. He probabl,
does not think he is either but we fear some IN
charitable persons, since The above incident, maj
insnuate that be is cross between a damphool anc
aayup the-crsek, but we would mt say such thing
not IL any one would offer = silver sixpence
for fear he would consider il libelous and frghter
US out Of our wits again by threatening to PRISE
cute Us.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24
Card from Hon. TX. 8. Llno.
SENATE CHAMBER, May III, 1866.


Editors Lafayette Journal:
DEAR SrRs: The time approaches when Sen
ator OF the United States from Indiana will be
elected, and having be en- written to by many kind
and partial friends, asking whether | intend TO be
candidate for reelection TO the Senate, desire
thus early and publicly to inform the people Of In
diana through the medium OF your able and infu-
entail journal of my determination in that matter.
| will not in any erent be candidate for re-elec-
ton, my increasing years and declining health and
strength admonishing me that should retire from
all active participation in politics, after the expra
ton Of my present term OF service. | am deeply
grateful TO the people and Legislature of the noble
state Of my adoption for their confidence, kind
ness and support in the past, and have endeavored
to show my gratitude by an earnest and honest
support of the principles of the Republican Union
party, and by frm and steadfast adherence to the
cause of the nation, during the last hive years Of
terrible civil | can now retire from public
life in the confident hope, that as the people
with a gratifying unanimi;y sustain the present
wise, prudent and patriotic position taken by a
Urge mn ority OF the present Congress- on the sub
jet OF the reconstruction of the States lately in
rebellion, not far from the realization Of
those high hopes and holy aspirations which nerv
cd the arms f our brave sold e.s their Conflict
with armed rebellion and enabled them 10 triumph
over the hosts of treason IN the South and their
willing allies in the North. In nv official action
as United States Senator from Indiana, l have
doubtless made mistakes, yet feel an knoS that
have been actuated only by a sincere desire to
advance the interests and promote the glory OF In
diana and the Union OF which it is a part: and in
looking over my Congressional career, there is
no vote which have given that would now
change or obliterate. / stand on the record it
il male, believing that the loyal men whom have
had the honor to represent. will give credit for
zeal honesty and fidelity in their service. In de-
clining further service as their Senator, my only
regret is that Ihive not been able to DO more to
show myself a worthy representative of a people
so loyal, so patriotic and so brave.
IAN, very truly 70 II friend,
III. s. LANE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24

The question Of where the congressional convention
will Be held and what me is being discussed 1t is
highly probable that It viii be held at westve and
durn the latter part Of June There is other
candidate thought offor Congress but Mr. Colx and his
nation being certain the convention only matter
Of form, necessary and proper TO be gone through with
To make the meeting attractive and give il the
relish OF contest should have IL UNDERSTOOD that the
circuit prosecutor the Ninth Judicial District should
be nominated at the time and placs---VaL Rep
We concur WITH the Republic in regard to nom.
mating Circuit Prosecutor for the Ninth Judi
eial Circuit at the Congressional Convention. =
II Elkhart county would send delegates w
might also nominate Common Pleas Prosecutor
for this District.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24

The Secretary of the Treasury has now on de-
post in shs Treasury and Sub Treasury upwards
Of seventy two millions in gold.
Treasurer Spinner reports the available funds on
hand at one hundred and seventy millions, OF
which over one hundred and four miiliona ate In
the Treasury, and the balance in the various sub-
Treasures and National Banks
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24
Academies Music burned.

The New York Academy of Music. together
With the Medical University. and large amount oil
other property totally destroyed by fire, the
morning OF the 22d inst. One steam fire engine
was also consumed The loss is estimated at from
three to four millions of dollars
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24

1t is understood that Senator Foster, of Connec-
ticut, has requested his friends to withdraw his
name as a candidate for election to the Senate.
and dispatches from that State say that General
Terry will be elected.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24
Delinquent Tax land Sales
Illegal

Week before last We stated and proved that the
Delinquent List Of this county hal no. been pub
lished the length of time required by law. AS
matter Of course, the sales of Delinquent. Lands
on the first Monday in February last we're Illegal
On this subject the Democrat is silent. If oul
facts and conclusions had been incorrect thai
print would have at least pointed them out. Who
is to blame for this blunder7 for bunder il lie
and serious one at that, the consequences o.
which cannot be foretoll.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24

Tho Democrat says We are mad because we did
not have the job of publishing he Delinquent List
That is not true. notwithstanding We did not &c,
that or any other Fat jobs from the county. our in
come last year. over and above expenses. was con-
sidernbly moro than 5000. Can the Democrat
man say as much!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24
READ! READIi READlII

DASvrILE. Pa, June. ls6a-Dr WTilisa H.
GresS-Dear Sir:-In February. ls6i. 1 was afflicted
with sugar diabetes, aud for FIVE months / passed
more than two gallons of water in hours.
Twas obliged to get up as often or twelve
times during the night, and in five months los, about
dry pounds in weight During the month Of July,
is6l procured two bottles Constitution Water and
In two days after using it experienced relief, and
after taking two bottles was entirely cured soon
after reganns my usual good health
Yours truly, J.V.L DE WITT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24
New once Wanted.

The Troy Times, dissatisfied with the way that
Green was executed in Massachusetts,, and with
other gibbet performances, demands that the Fed
eral Gov eminent should take hold Of TIE rope
Why il asks. should not the English system he
established here7 In that model land, it says,"a
person Is appointed By the Government to perform
tina; duty. He goes around to the different points
of the country wherever an execution IS ordered
and does the work in scientific way. One man
would answer for the whole country ard thus save
us the repetition Of such revolving scenes" II is
place for Butler that is wantei-with old clothes
and cords for erquisites
We fad the ADORE in CoPPerhead exchange.
The Secessionists aud their organs in the North,
for soma reason hate Gen. Butler worse than any
other loyal man tht vas opposed to them. We
can account for it only on the prcsumoticn tina. he
did them more harm than any other man. It was
Butler that hrst gave out the idea that slaves
were contraband OF war, and therefore subject &c
coafscation. This eliminated in the emancipation
proclamation and the anti-slavery CONSTITUTIONS
amendment, which, with the hingins of the scoun-
drel who cut down the American his at New Or
leans after the surrender of the city, the min
reasons, doubtless, Of their hate AMI venom. But
let the vipers hiss They are harmless.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24
AUcTIONEERING.

The undersigned Experienced Anctioncer, begs leave
inform the public that IA has taken License
Public AuctiOncr aud will cry all sales in all parts of the
county, reasonable lie may he found az Par
kcrs Livery sable, except when absent
may IL, ls65-29i JOHN BONES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24

Tie Radicals In Washington are confident that
the Reconstruction bill will pass The Senate minus
the third section.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24

The Indianapolis correspondent, Of the Louisville
Courier says
1.-The arrival OF Harrison II. Dodd, Genersrssi-
mo of the Sons of Liberty, seems TO attract little
attention >STne Democrats are rather disposed TO
turn him a COLI s.,oulder, and would rather he had
remained in Canad1."
Dodd. as the Indiana Journal truly remarks, was
once the right bower of the Democracy Of Indiana
but he was unfortunate enough TO be detected IN
carrying on. Democratic principles. Now the fsl-
lows who were equally guilty, but who escaped
the officers Of the law, turn the cold shoulder on
him. Why don't they face the music like men,
and welcome the hero back, as did the editor of
the Fort Wayne Democrat Are they afraid that
Dodd will "peach'' or them, or havethey conelud-
ed, after all, that conspiracy against the Govern
ment Was not exactly the true doctrine of Democ-
racyf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24
Mrs. MARGILL C. LEvANwA'

IN DYSMENORRHEA OR PAINFUL MEN,
SITUATION, AND MENORRHAGIA,
OR PROFUSE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion of the
menstrual Auif-in being too little and
accompanied by pain, and the other too pro-
fuse secretion, which will be speedily cured by the
Constitution Water.
"a FAILING OF TIE
WOMB. which Is the result of a relaxation Of the
Hgnmens Of that organ, and is known BY a sense Of
heaviness and dragging pains in the back aud Sides
and at times accompanied by sharp fascinating or
shooting pains through the parts will, in all cases DO
Removed by the mc:icine
There Is another class of symptoms arising from
IRRITATION Or THE WOMB, which physicians
call Nervousness, which worl covers up m ich IL.
norance. and in nine ten the doctor does
not really know whether the symptoms are the
disease or the disease the symptoms We can only
enumerate them here. Ispeak more pa ticu,arly of
Cold Feet Palpitaton of the Heart, Impaired Men,
orr. wakefulness. Flashes Of Heat, Languor Lassi.
tude, aud Dimncss Of Vision
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
NELSON TRUSLER,
of Fayette.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
THOMAS b. MCCARTHY,
OF Wabash.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
GES. NATHAN KIMBALL,
Of Martin.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
DELANA r. WILLIAMSON,
OF Putnam.
FOR 1UrERiSrrSoEyT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
GEORGE w. HOSS,
of Marion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24
New Advertisements.
Special Notice!

ALL persons indebted to the estate
of John Noll, deceased, are hereby no.
titled to call and make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
may 24-30u CLARA NOLL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24

BosroS CORNERS, n. ". Dec. 81. 1e6l.-Uin H.
Gregg r Co.-GeH,s:-I freely give YOU liberty to
make of the following certificate of the value of
Constitution Water, which 1 can recommend in the
highest My wife was attacked with pain in
the shoulders. whole length Of the back. and in her
limbs with papitasion of the heart aud irritation, ota
bladder ! called physician. who attended her
about three months. when he left her than he
had found her. then employed ore of the best
physicians could find, who attended her for about
nine months and while she was under his care she did
not suffer quite AZ much pain. He finally gave her
up. and said her iaeWrable. For" said he,
she has snea combination Of complaints that rsedi-
eias eirsn for operates against Other her
difeul,ies" About this time she commenced the use
demonstration Water and to utter establishment.
almost the first dose seemed to have the desired effect
aud she kept on improving rapidly under its treat
ment, and superntends entirely her domestic A.
fairs. She has not taken any of the Constitution
Water for about four weeks. and we are happy 20
say that it has produced permanent cure.
wM NJ. VAN BENSCHOTEN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-24

wEATHERsFIELD, Conn, March Q, lse3.-Dr. W.
H. Gregs.-Dear S1:-Having seen, your adver-
fisemcnt Of Constitution Water" recommended for
Inflammation Of the Kidneys and Irritation of the
Bladder having suffered for the past three years and
tried the skill Of number Of physicians with only
temporary relief, / was induced to try your medi.
cine. lprocured one bottle of your agents at Hart
ford, Messrs- Lee, Sisson Co. and when had
used half Of 1t, to my surprise, found a grea.
change In my health. Ihave used two bottles of 1t,
and where never expected to be in my life WELL
and in good spirits Icannot express my gratitude
for 1t; feel that IT Is all and more than you recon-
mend it to be. May the blessing Of God attend
you in your labors of love.
Yours truly,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-24
administrators Notice.
Me.. @ai 90. 1865.

Notice 10 hereby given, that letters 0
administration upon the estatei Of Jared Il
Branson decd. have been granted to! tho
undersigned from the clerk Of the. County
Courl of Gasconade county, bearing date 22d
of February, 1866. az
All persons having claims agains. said
esta g are hereby requested to exhibi, them
for allowance properly authenticated to the
undersigned administrator within one yeor
srom the dale OF said letters, or they may
be precluGed from any beheft of said estate,
and If said claims are not presented wlthip
three wears from the date Of sail letters,
hsy will be forever barred.
J. w. ROCK Public Adm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-24

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-24
SWANS 8unrbun 8itts,s

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NAwsn uns ns9mt tsia anssrss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-24
2M perfanien.:

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