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Greenwood Cemetery,
NITUATRD on THE NATIONAI

u Al Il - ON IhE DAIlONAL
- ROAD, three miles East Of the Gty is now
ready for Intsrments, sale and improvement Of
lots. 1t contains 81 acres of Land, and is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
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Road and for threc-fourths of the year by the
Hempdeld Railroad. II j. perfectly secure and
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lake, fountains &c, to make IL equal 10 the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision Is also made for its enlargement, order
and care II Perkyi liI,.
Persons DESTROYS 0f purchasing lots can exam.
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OF the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 10 make iHteuzsuts viii call
on the Secretary 20 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 70 lot holdsrs and Wit
tors win b. issued by the Secretary
A j. SWEENEY Pres't
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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J. - Rhodes George Adams
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THAT NEVER HAVE BEEN NOR
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$4,000 WORTH

We have olsO on hand
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
COLFIXS ADDRESS At THE
COOPER INSTITUTE.

An immense mass meeting was held at
Cooper Institute on the 23d inst, TO listen
TO an address by Speaker Colfax. The
hall was densely CROW ded. and thousands
were unable TO gain admiitance.
He spoke over two hours amidst i'm
mensc applause. He closed his speech by
proposing three cheers for the principle
that loval men should rule the country
which the blood of loyal men had been
shed to preserve. The courss of the Re
publican party had been patriotic and il
had deserved we'll of the country. In re-
constructing the South, conditions guaran-
tceing security for the future should be in
sisted on. The terms granted the rebels
bv the Constitutional Amendment were
magnanimous to n degree, but were spurned
II was mistake to suppose any change OF
sentiment had taken place in the s nth .
They had fought to the last ditch and had
only surrendered when overpowercd by
Grant, TO whom they owed more than to
any other man. If Tomorrow n foreign
war should occur they would be found ar
rayed against us.
Mr. Colfax proceeded 10 argue that the
reconstruction acts of the President, the
amnesty proclamation, &c, were uncons j.
tutional and were virtual usurpations, and
commented in severe terms on his treatment
of Generals Sheridan, Terry and Sickles,
and Secretary Stanton, who, he predicted,
would be restored to his Office Oh the reas-
sembling Of Congress.
The conclusion of Mr.. Colfaxs address
was devoted TO the acts of the President,
rendering him, in the speakers opinion,
liable to impeachment, and TO a scathing
review of the principles and policy of the
Democratic party.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
JOHNSONIAN DREAMS.
From the Indianapolis Journal

AWashington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Press, who processes TO have re-
liable information touching the views and
purposes Of Mr.. Johnson, represents him
as occupying quasi independent attitude
toward the Copperhead party, and fully
impressed with the belief that he can form,
in time for the Presidential election, a
third party, composed of moderate Repub-
licans and War Democrats, which. choos-
ing him for its leader, will defeat both the
Republican and Copperhesd candidates for
President. This new party, he says, IL to
have for lis basis the Constitutional Amend
ment of the Thirty ninth Congress. which
would have been adopted long since but
for Mr.. Johnson's opposition, but which
he now thinks would be eagerly accepted
by conservative men generally, as happy
compromise OF all our polical difficulties.
He is not, says this writer, entirely willing
to endorse the amendment himself, but If .
proposition to that effect comes from res
ponsible source, he is inclined to accept it
as all honest method of reconciliation, and
hopes that such a aproposal will be made at
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
ISAAC SPIKER.

A QUAINT BUT BEAUTIFUL THEoRY-The
following is, We believe, the quaint but
beautiful theory of Elizabeth Denton:
In the world around us radiant forces
are passing from all objects 10 all object.
in their vicinity, and during every moment
OF the day are daguerreotyping the appear
ance of each upon the ether; the images
thus made not merely resting upon the
surface, but sinking into them; there held
with astonishing tenacity, and only wal
ting for the suitable application 10 reveal
themselves 10 the inquiring gaze. You
can not enter room by night or day, but
you leave, on going out, your portrait be-
hind you. You can not lift your hand, or
wink your eye, bnt each movement IL in
fallibly registered for coming ages. The
pane Of glass In the window, the brick in
the wall, and the paving stones in the
street, catch the pictures OF all the passsrs-
by, and faithfully preserve them. Not q
leaf waves, not an insect crawls, not . rip
pie moves, but each motion Is recorded by
thousand faithful scribes in iufallible and
indellible history.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
ANOTHER XARDSI{ELL SER
non
From the Brandon Republican,

From the Brandon Republican,
"And when they rir ur early in tho mornn, behold
they was all dead corpuses.'
My frens and hearers, will preach on.
to you this Jay-win and weather permit
tin-from the thirty-scvingth chapter oI
Isalsy. thirty sixth verse: "An the des
troyin angel smote in the camp of the Sy-
rcenians hundred and furscorc and five
thousing men-ah. And when they riz up
early in the morning, behold they was all
dead corpuscs." An thus it is, my uncon-
vsried frens and hearers. that the destroy
in angel starks abroad with his meat axe,
ready to sen US to the boneyard befo we
kin set down 10 breakfast-ah. An il Is
said, my frens, that roses are red and yio-
lets are bluc-Sh, but it's no use tryin to
honey-iuggle round the angel Gabriel
when lie toots his horn for you TO tuck yo
tails an git under dirt-ah.
''An when they riZ up early in the NOR
min, behold they was all dead corpuses."
Ny vretched brethring and sistring, as
was ridin along the road one day, | seen
a man settin on the top Nv his fence, with
a double-barrel shot-gu on bis lap-sh, an
a swettin and fannin up hisself with an
olde straw hat, and cussin up the forthe
NV July, an North Ameriky, an the Con-
stitution, an the Supreme Court, an the
bird NV liberty, an the President NV the
United States-ah, an when | hearn that
man cussin and seen that big shot gun,
thinks / 10 myself, in the words of the tex
ah.
.An when they riz up early in the NOR
min, behold they was all dead corpuscs."
An told roam to wo and SEE i, My IN
godly fren, IF you swar in that air way you
will forever and eternally ruinate yo i'm
mortal ssoul-ah, an never git nibble when
you go a fishin- ah;" an sez he, "You 90 to
he'll, you dam'd ole misshappen, misbegot-
ten, mistake NV creation-ah; ii You had to
git the grass out Nv a cotton crap with
your free niggers, you'd git upon stump
and cuss yoself out of yo dam'd ole yaller
hide, and go to hell for 20 health-ah." "
And sez I, "My erin fren, 1t cuts me to the
marrer to see you strugglin in the bondsg
of sin-ah." And sez he, My punkin- faced
customer, efyou can cline that tall red
oak tree thar and see any thing in this
miserable Ian but bondsg and crab grass,
you kin take my ole hat for hen-ness-
ah."
An sez I, ''My hard swearin fren, 1 am
a feard yo viii never register 20 name in
the book NV eternal life ah." And scz he,
81 went to town last Monday to register an
| couldn't git sight NV the book fur the
dam greasy niggers- ah.'' 'Oh, mistaken
human" sez I, 81 trimble for yo futuP, foy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
POIITTCfL.

The Legislaiure'of Tennessee met in joint
convention on tie 23d lust, and on the
first ballot Governor Brownlow was elected
United States Senator by ~ majority. He
will take his seat March 9Th, 1869
y meeting OF the National Union Repub-
lcan Committee has been called, 10 be held
in Washington on the llth Of December
next, To decide upon the time and place Of
holding the National Union Republican
Convention.
The official majority for Hayes in Ohio
is 2,9S3. The total vote of the State is
iSi, 227. the largest vote, by about ll,G00,
ever polled in the State. The official vote
on the amendment has not been received,
but it will not vary far from 10000.
John Minor Bolts has been defeated for
y seat in The Constitutional Convention of
Virginia by the voters Of Culpepper county.
Elections under the Reconstruction acts
will take place RS follows: Georgia, Oct.
90, 20, 81; Florida. November II, Is, IL;
South Carolina, November 10, 90; North
Carolins, November ~ and 90. Elections
have been held in Louisiana, Alabama and
Virginia. The day oc elections in the re-
manning States has not been fixed.
Official returns show that the expenses of
carrying out the Reconstruction law have
been kept within the estimates made when
the bill passed. Phe amount appropriated
was one million and half Of dollars. Of
this sum less than million has been ex-
pended. and the most expensive part Of
The work-regis;raiiOn- nearly over
The Assassination Conspiracy Commit
tee reassembled last week General Butler
has received great deal of valuable infor-
nation from many persons. going 10 show.
tie connections and rami;ications of the
conspiracy.
Chief Justice Chase has written a letter
to Judge Underwood, saying That he will
preside at the trial of Jefferson Davis
before the United States Circuit Court AT
Richmond at the November term.
The Cincinnati Enquirer learns from
private letter from Washington, that the
President has rendered The position of Com
missioner of Internal Revenue to Daniel
W. VOORHEES,, of this State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31

you air on the road leading to perdiiion-
ah." An sez he, ''You arc 8 damn'd old
liar, for I'm on the road a leadin' to Ben-
ton-ah" | hcsved groan, my hearers
an sez |,
as"An when they Iiz up early in tho NOR
min bshold they was all dead corpusss.
r<lAn sez he, "Let EN- riz an be dam'd 10
EN- all ah." "Oh, my sufferin fellcr Gre
ture," sez, /. "af ycu would but sue for
grace ysu might cum to jins that hevingly
quire, an be mancipstcd frum the shackles
OF sin sh." An he cooked up his gun, an
sez he, 81 had twenty-.ix likely niggcrs
msncibated ON my hans, An ef you open yO
jaw bout Emancipation to me sgin, I'll
make buzzard yittles out Oy yo dsm'd ole
swivelcd up csrkss. befo hell could Grip
pie Of gnaf ah.' My constant frens an
hearers, when seen that wicked man &
cockinsuv his g,ir-ah, began 10 feel ex-
ceedin jubous, an tho words Nv the tex
smoothed upon my ear ah-
"An when they riz up early in the NOR
MIN behold they was all dead corpu.es."
But, my christian hearers, l felt called
upon to try my han one more time on this
obiurit man sl and sez |, my blasphe-
nous fren, yoH are continually an forever
dsm'd ali, ef you don't smmejiuy git down
ofen that air fence alb, and go 10 some Sc
Questered spot and pray fur yo souls re
demticn- ali. An he jumped down ofen the
fence sho huff all; but, he didn't so to no
sequestered spot-ah; but, my unconscious
hearers, he stuck that big ole double bar
relied shotgun close up to my reverned
hcad-sb. and seZ he, "Ive hesrn = se4ues-
ter wss the next thing 10 a cOnfedicater, an
ef that's yo business in this here settlement,
you had better begin to grow mighty dam
small an beautifully less ah." An my
mules could trotted down the barrels Nv
that air shot gun-sh, an put spurs to ole
Roam, an gslluped through the wilder
mesa fur 10 and twenty hours-ak, Nh thinks
|, my hearers, if that air man don't pull up
soon, he'll git 10 the eend OF his rope all.
An when they riZ up early in the NOR
min, behold they was ell dead corpuscs.'
An sho nulf, my patient hearers, in about
three days that proiisneted rlan WAS tux
up by the Greedman's buro and tried by =
milintary commission and hung for killing
NV uigger sh; and my lisnsn frexs snd
hearers, when | seen him g staHdin on the
great immensity ofspace an = kickin at tue
10th district, sez to myself, in the lsnguis
nv tie inspired himester an,
One more sinner desd Rnd gone,
silver SPADE to le his grave
A goliing shain TO Ist him down
busle horn 10 blos him on-ah.
"An when they riz up early il the morn
In, bchGld they wss ali dead cHpuses."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
NEWS.

Jusrez is probably reelected President
of Mexico. 1t hoped that he will he able
to restore peace TO hi. distracted country,
but it l. barely possible that he will be per-
mitted to serve out his term. The drum
head court martial and a sentence Of death
or exile is the usual fate Of Mexican poll
ticlans, and the President of to-day may be
the hunted fugitive of tomorrow.
Minneapolis is now in direct railroad
communication with Boston. The first
through car reached Minneapolis on Mon
day night, the 2lst instant. 1t was one OF
the Red Line" Its route was ria
Springfield, Albany. Buffalo, Cleveland,
Toledo, Chicago and Prairie du Chien-a
distance of over seventeen hundred miles.
General Ely s. Parker, of General Grants
staff, sent some time ago, at the request OF
tho Secretary of the Treasury, to examine
the Dismal Swamp Canal, has returned.
The Government owns eight hundred OF
the two thousand shares of stock in this
work. General Parker found the canal in
n very bad condition, and will probably
recommend the Government 10 sell out its
interest.
The negroes INDUCED in a riot in Lynch
burg, Virginia, on the first day of the cleo
tion, in consequence of one of their num-
Der attempting to vote rebel ticket. He
was driven from the polls and pursued,
when he turned upon his assailants, fired
five shots, and wounded three OF his pur-
suers.
Hon. John Wentworth recently sold real
estate in Chicago TO the value of 100000.
General Fremont's fortune is said 10 be
two millions worse than nothing.
The municipal and judicial election in
Baltimors, on the 23d, passed off quietly.
The rebelel ticketwas successful by large
majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
Paints for Farmers

AND OTHENs-fhE GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing th.
Best, Cheapest ana nosi Dursbl, Paint in nS.: tive
coats we'll put %, mixed -ith pnrs Linseed OIL vii
last 10 or 10 years. It p sfe lightbrow brlutifu
chocolate color, apd can bc chs ,ed to green, lead
stone, OLIVE, or drsb W .si; tbs taste Of THE
consurncr. n is vslushls for Nou.-s Barns. Penr-s
Agricultural Implements, Carriage ssd Car makers
Wooten-~srs. Canvas, NstNl end shiny.-
Roof, 0t being Firs AMI Water PROOF. Bridges
Brrial Cases, Canal NOsts, ShipsanA ships Bottoms
Floor OIL Cloths zone Manufacturer having r--,l
5000 blis. tbs past year, ana paint for ANY
purpose unsurpassed for body, durability elastic
ity and adhesveness Price ~ per bbl. Of 30p n. .
which will supply farmer for years to come War
rantcd in all cases above. S'nd for a circular
which gives full particulars. Non. genuine unless
branded in n trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
Address DANIEL BIDwELL, Proprietor, 254 Pearl
St. New York. Agents Wanted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
n early day in the coming session of Con

an early day in the coming session of Con
grcss.
This statement Of the views Of Mr.. john
son, if true. shows that he has made con-
siderable progress since he took issue with
Congress on the Constitutional Amendment,
and used his official influence to secure IFS
rejection by the South but II he is now
ready TO accept this, it is because he hopes
thereby 10 divide the Republican member.
of Congress and defeat the pending meas
ures of reconstruction. We do not imsg-
inc, however, that he will be able TO rally
many Republicans to his new party. They
have had an experience OF his vacsillsting
character and unreliability which will salts
fy them for the remainder of his brief term
OF office
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
TIE INDIAN I.INIMENT,

As relief. resiy; killer OF pain taken in
wardly or outwardly applied, has equal. For the
relief and cure Of Hhevyssc ard NesraI0ss Aeosions
Spraiss, Br.sss, &s 10 is unequsled. IL 10 also most
eihcscious. tabcn inwardly, in the cnre Of Cholera
Oro.nrs and Pass - ne Stomach, DarrAra Dysensry
CAoiero Novbss, aoleva I.fastSpq, Do, and is with
out exception the rosdersl Pspscea the world
afords. No. FAMILY should be without H. Eysry
TRAVELLER by land shonld have bottle
MINERS and FARMERS residing at = distance
from Physicians should keep it constantly on hand
In case Of Accidents and sudden attacks Of Stomach
Complaints its value cannot bt estimated. Inquire
for Major LANES INDIAN LINIMENT, and "a ks
ofhee. Price, 80 cts. per bottle For sale at
wholesale and retail by Demss Barnes 4 Co 81 Park
Row. n. Y; Gale 4 Robinson, 1876 Greenwich-st, N
n; =. c. Wells Co, 192 Tulton-st.. n. T.; Chas n
Crittendcn, IS 9th Ave. N. n. and by respectable
Druggists throughout the world. Meme genuine un-
less signed by John Thos. Lane. aud counterygned
NJ !, tSf ~ 4 fs'0fs 1'' pro"dss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
RELIABLE CON
CERNING ROOJIJ RODY
lFsom Che st. Losis Rspuhffc.o.

lfsom shs IT. Losis Rspshhcanl
Up 20 very recent date / vsS among &
great many OF Uncle sans subjects adher-
ing TO the idea that J. Wilkes Booth Is still
living. Was not one ofthOse, either, who
entertained this idea merely upon the
grounds that there was come probability OF
lis Being true. entertained it after hear
ing statements made by person who had
some epportusity Of knowing more about
tho Sfisir than any other person that had
ever met with: ana this individual. (aa at
fOchc st Ford theatcr sn the night O? tire
RssasSlnation) gave me such s,riRC OF chr
cumstantial evidence bearing upOu yhe
case, that could not help thinking that
the body which Was brought 70 the usvy
yard, near Washington City, Auel have
been The body Of some ore el.-. ssd net
the remains Of J. WILKES Booth. Her.
the nlstier rested until last July. when |
came across paragraph In 4 newspaper.
wnich stated that DR.. Nay identified
Booths body by a scar upon his neck.
DIR. Iay being q relative OF nline. aud one
upon whom could rely. / "a; down sud
wroie Kim the following letter, aud | give
you his answer 10 it:
HlGH lIrIL, No, July II 1887.
COUSIN FRIBEsICE-I have seen statement from
TIE notorious detective. General Baksr, eoiuy she
r1nads of the PresS, and in il ycu are mentioned ~
The ihysician sho identified ths body Of j. Wilkes
Booth from upon his neck csussi by sical
OPERATION YOU performed upon him Booth before
the late
low that there has beon another plausible story
published 10 the effect that Booth is stiu living
~sat to sex you tis question: ''Nss the dead BODY
the Government paid one hundred thoUssnd dollars
for really the body OIL. Wilkes Booth,"
don't know of anything, ne. that u4- prciu1ices
Of those days have ron-shst sGbsi3ed that would
keep You from answering this question
There some thing in connnection with the late
the truth of which 1 never expect get; but
would like to have this matter forever sstlsd in nv
mind by your answer
Your cou.in, .BARrsx X Bsrscor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31

Thomas darcy MCGEE and Barney
Devlin. who lately kept all Canada hot
with their canvass for Parliament, have
been at it again. Meeting on the streets in
Montreal, lately, Devlin abused MCGEE and
spst in his face, whsreupon MCGEE caned
him. The affair was caused by q threat
made by MCGEE to disclose damaging facts
In the career Of his antagonist.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
The Richest Man in the World.
Extract Of Ls.tsr from Baren Solomon Roth.
akhiil.

PAHIs, sth Apsil, 1854, s5 E~s Fa.by. ST. Honore.
Will you be kiRd enough to have forwarded to m.
here goo bottles Of your Tndsa Lininsnt il you will
send st the same time the account will hrward you
the amcunt through Messrs. Belmont Co., New
York.
Baron Solomon Rothschfld having recon mendes.
TO many of his friends Majer LANES LTNIMENI,
and they being dcsirous 10 procure H. he should sa
wise him 20 establish a deposi In Paris
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31

WANTED-AS AGEST-One chance in sach
town. worthy the attention OF a. active business
man. % take the agency for the sale Of BAADsrRErr's
the sffes. bottom TOP and centre n doors and win
dc... The ssls Is h-yond any hing ever offered be-
fore 20 sse ara from $40 10 as dollars per day
can 10 made. s-nd f,r agents circular. The n Il
vhe apply secur- hsrGaia. Term, for moulding,
cash. J. r. BRADsTREEr 4 CO, Boston. Mass