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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-11

BAY The bright faces produced by the
glorious election news published yester-
day afternoon recalled the good old
times when justice ruled and Radical
ianaticism was unknown in the land
1t did more to reassure the people than
anything which has occurred for years.
1t plainly said to the few malignants OF
the North Hands off the South; no
more military oppression the people
have decided that law, not despotism
shall rule" 1t rang the death.knell of
impeachment and confscation ; pierced
the dark cloud and let in sunlight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-11
FOREIGN.
The Fenian Excitement in England
University Honors to American
Bishops-The Newmarket Races
The Revolution in Italy-An-
other Engagement.

LoSBoY, October l0.-Exctement in
the north of England about Fenians is
undated. The Government continues
precautions against anoutbreak. Another
detachment Of regular troops is under
orders to leave by railway for Cumber.
land, to garrison Carlisle castle.
NEWMARKET, October lO.-The second
days meeting commenced with a run
for sweepstakes, and was won by Vic
toria. in the race for the Oakland
stakes, Verdi was the winner; the Park
stakes were taken by Greensleeye.
LIVERPOOL, October 10 The steam.
ship Circassian, Bremen for New York
put into Falmouth with her machinery
disabled. She will go into dock for re-
pairs.
Men Of the party here assert that an
instruction will soon break out in the
city Of Rome itself They say prepare.
tons for this purpose are complete. and
the leaders of the movement in Rome
are acting in concord with the invaders
IN Vilerto aud elsewhere.
LoNDoS, October lO-Noon. -Consols,
s43 bonds, 7ls.
LIVERPOOL October l0-Noon.-Cot-
ton irregular; bTesdstutfs quiet and I'M
changed.
vienna, October 10 The municipal
government has presented a petition 10
the Emperor praying for revision ofthe
concordat.
FLoREyCE, October lO.-Auo,ber hat.
tie was fought yesterday between ne
Garibaldians and 'be papal forces near
Montalaluebata. Il is reported that he
invaders we're defeated No reliable ac-
counts have been received.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-11
MARRIED..

PRICE DKHApwAY. - AZ s. Mary's
Church, by Rov, Dr. Simpson, MIR. Samuel
PRICE and Mrs h. M. Dellaiway. ON tho 9TH
The happy couple will please. accept our
thanks for a beautiful souvenir Of the occasioni
our congratulations upon tho blissful event,
and our host wishes ior their future hapnine.s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-11

IeS~ Vor popuH, zoe Del Will the
Radicals as readily admit it now as they
did one year ago when they swept every.
thing before them in the great States of
Ohio and Pennsylvania If the voice of
the people is the voice of God, Radical
ism has been doomed by the very decree
of Heaven itself Its days are numbered
in the land and il shall be known no
more forever.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-11

OFFICERS,
NJ. J. WICK5. President.
A. SEESSBL. Vice-Presidsnt.
w. p. BOYLE, Secretary.
w. Q. MCCLURE. Treasurer.
]. II. EDMONDsoN. General Agent
Il. WOODWARD, Regular Physician.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-11

the South is bound have been struck OF,
and the nation restored TO It's normal
condition. The Infamous Jacobin Con
gress will not, after this, attempt 10 legis-
late negro suffrage and negro equality
into the States; nor is Il probable that
hereafter Democratic Representatives
will be excluded on account Of their and
their constituents policy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-11
CINCINNATI.
The Election in Ohio - Hayes
Probably Elected Governor-A
Democratic Majority in the Leg.
islature.

CINclSNATI, October 1.-THE Demo
Gratis concede the election of Hayes by
small majority The Republicans
acknowledge that the Democrats have
both houses Of the Legislature by a small
majority on joint ballot, thus defeating
the prospects of Ben Wade for another
term in the United States Senate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-11
BY TELEGRAPH
Latest to Noon To-Day.
NEW YORK.
cold and Cotton Reporta.

Special to the PUBLIC LEDGER.l
NEW York, October IL m.-Gold
opened at l432, and advanced to l43s,
and is now 1893.
Cotton very dull and unsettled. Up
lands, ls@lslc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-11

IA yeung lady in New Jersey,
Who was knocked down and kicked BY
runaway horse, is indebted to her water
fall ipr escaping a fractured skull.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-11
Municipal Court OF Memphis.
cLEnEs' orrIcE. oetober Z. 1ss7.

cLEEKs' 0TrIcE. October Z. 1851.
AYRES 4 RANDOLPH
We. Attachment Suit
MAURICE WERNER.l
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
~ made IN this case, In pursuance Of section
80 Of the Code Of Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned By the proper
ehiccr, levied" etc, on the property Of the
defendant.
tits therefore ordered.
That said defendant appear az the Courtroom
Of the Municipal Court. in the city Of Mem
phia Tenn. on or before the FIRST TUES
DAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT, and defend
tah suit, or the same viii Be taken Tor con-
lee.ei a. % hin, end the case Get OR hcaring
SAparie; and that q cory # this order be pab-
ls1fd once week Tor four consecutive weeks
IN TIE Memphis LrDGER.
a copy; n b. EATON. Clerk.
~ hhsoN HTDT. Deputy CLERK.
AftEs ssn haEDoLFH. Atiomeyl Cor PLAIN
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-11

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Directors F.,

So Ths Company e nov Propscef q issue
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
Argos Correspondence.
ARGOS. january 29th. Isr

Angus, JduudIy -olIi, icoi.
EDIToRs REPUBLIcAN:-Some, six weeks
or two months ago the religious denomina-
tons of Argos put in circulation petition
praying the Trustee of Walnut township TO
grant them the use of the school house fol
the purpose of holding public worship
therein. am credib,y informed that they
obtained seventy-two names, and that all,
with one or two exceptions, were Republi-
cans. The Copperhcads concluded that it
was unconstitutional to use school houses
for that purpose, put in circulation re-
monsirance, and the faithful, with one &C
cord, worked increasingly until the field
was thoroughly canvassed. Your humble
servant did not see the long list of Cops,
but was informed that they mustered fifty
two, rank and file. Both petition and re-
monstrance were sent up for the considera-
ton of His LordshD Sandford Gordon
The old apostOte being so politically demon
allied, and forgetting that of all the dispo-
sitions aud habits which lead to political
prosperity, religion and morality are indispea-
s'Lle supports; forgetting that the immortal
Washington said in his Farewell Address:
LET us with caution indulge The suppose
ton that morality can be maintained with
out Observation-Disclosures may be conceded
to the influence of refined education upon
minds of a peculiar structure, reason and
experience both forbid us To expect that
morality can prevail in exclusion of relig-
ious principles" forgetting everything else
but thai. Coppcrheads arc bound TO rule or
rnin. the oMfwo followed the example of
Andy by returning the PETITION with refO,
virtually declaring himself ia .svor oil Kun"
Coppsrheads and The Ctra, TO the exclusion
of Virtue Morality AL Religion. Other
school districts in our township have petit
toned HIS Lordslip for the san. purpose,
but with what success cannot say. I'M
derstand from a reliable source that lie al
rvs Democrat preacher Ga White Meth
OdiSt as they are commonly calIedD to
preach in his own district school house. If
the so-called Democracy in other parts of
the township intend TO endorse Mr.. q. IN
his course, we are very sorry. 1t is evident
that according to the construction placed
upon the school law by The Superintendent
of Public Instruction. that there is no law
lorbidding the trustee from opening school
houses for religious services. Besides that
it has been privilege granted us from the
formation OF our government, and never
questioned until His Lordship, the Great
Mogui, Sanford Gordon became so won
drOus wise. feel confident that the friends
OF virtue, morality and religion will put Il
veto on all such dupes at our next spring
election.
The Union people of Argos feel almost
overjoyed since the election of Governor
Morton To the United State Senate. They
know that he loves liberty and hates trea-
! son.
Since You have resumed the publication
OF the REPUBLICAN our Cops look blue
They were greatly in hopes it was dead. Il
| is thorn i'm their flesh. Il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
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g. Substitute for Calomel.

These Pills composed Of various roots having
the POWER Ia relax the sccrctions of the liver rs
promptly and eilectually as blue PILLS or mercury
and without producing any cf those disagreeable e
fects which offer follow the use of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these pills may be used
with confidence, they promote the discharge OF
Initiated bile, and remove those distractions from
the liver and hillary duets which are the cause Of
bilious affections in general.
sCHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache anu all disorders Of the Liver indicated
by sallow skin, ed ton ne, cost iveness. rowsi
ness and 4 general feeling fwearness and lassitude
showing that the liver is in torpid OF INSTRUCTED
condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advantage
in all cases when a purgafiye or Alternative medi-
cine is required.
Please ask for .'Dr. Schcnck M.ndra<c Pills"
and observe that the two lisenessrs Of the roctor
are on the Government s.amp-One when in the last
stage of consumption, and the other in his present
health.
Sold by all rriggis's a1d Deaiers Price % cents
per box. Principal Office, No. Is North 9th Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Dcmas Barnes 4 Co.,
Il Park Row, New York; 5. s.. Haacc, los BALI
more ST., Baltimore, Nd; John d. Park. n. Z.
corner of Fourth and Walnut ST.. Cincinnati 0hio;'
walker & Taylor, 134 and lie Wabash Avcnne, Chi
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
Joint Resolution in Response
TO the Governors Esesigna-

ResOIoed, the Scrate concurring That the
General Assembly of Indiana. respond to
The resignation of Governor q. L. Norton
b. the following address:
Governor Morton: 1t is with sentiments
of high esteem for You generally ard appro-
val of your administration, and full conf
dence in your ability and capacity TO rem
der distinguished service TO the country in
the new position to which you have been
chosen. that This General Assembly part
with you as the Executive OF the State.
You will bear with you our sincere wishes
for your health and happiness, and oul
hopes that YOU may long continue your Ca
reer of usefulness in public service and re-
ceive rs you will certainly merit, renewed
proof of the confidence and favor of the
people.
I'm the person of your successor, Gov
ernOf Baker, we reco -nZ an approved and
faithful officer OF distinguished ability and
unquesiioned patriotism, TO whose hands
may well be intruSted the important pow CT
of the executive office.
"Apprccilting his worth and abilities we
can congratulate the people of the State
that the action of this General Assembly in
transferring YOU 10 another field in the pub
lie service leaves their interests in safe and
loyal hands"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

VALENTINES DAY.-Thc 18TH of Febru-
airy is the day when birds and the nohler
beasts arc said to choose their mates. Its
romantic interest is increased by the fact
that on that day the bashfu! lover is privi-
legged to address his lady love, even though
the formalities of an introduction may not
have taken place. And the maiden, too
may, withou; any sacrifice Of modesty, in
innate her preference. The occasion is
used, also, to good naturally suggest TO
friends their faults AMI foiblcs. Tins we
are sometimes enabled ia see ours elves as
others see us. Major Moore. in the p. o..
building, has just received a !arc stock OF
Nalensines. among which are most scnti
mental and the most comic, AT prices rang
ing from &C TO 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

UNSURPASSED ESTERPRIsE.-lt has been q
subject of wonder of those engaged in bu-
sineSs education, and indeed among bust
ness men generally, how and why, the
Business Colleges at iiillsdale, Mich, and
0berlin, Ohio, meet with such unexGmpled
success. The truth is,-and we commend
their example TO our advertisers-the ener-
ge;ic and justly popular proprictors of these
Institutions do oil they advertise. They
don't believe that blowing" ard deception
pay. This accounts for a success unpar-
alleled in the history of Business Coi,eges.
We advise our young friends to attend the
Institute at Hiilsdale, and thus get Z Diplo-
mawhich signifies something with business
men.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

IIIT IIIM AGaIN.-Our Argos correspon-
dent '-gocs for" the trustee OF Walnut town.
ship in 'ne style, and hulls the old butter
nut quickly and effectualIy. Too much
notoriety cannot be given the immortal 90
who demonstrated against the holding Of
public worship in the school house. Ar
Engagements should be made to keep them
constantly in mind of the trying hour when
they interposed their X to preserve their
Democracy FROM the communicating, pres
ence Of religion. What grand barbecue
the devil viii make 10 honor of his distin-
guished guests when these gentlemen ar
rive at his dominions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
WaIkcrfOsa EIOcal.--Th

citizens of Walkerton and vicinity
will do well to bear in mind when
they want Stoves of any kind or
quality. Tinware of any description,
Nails, Glass or Window Sash, that
they can buy them at city prices of
H. b. Whitlock. who has recently
opened stock of such goods in that
place, and who intends, if he can by
liberal and fair dealing, to secure the
custom of all who do their trading
at Walkerton He invites all in want
of goods in his line to give him a
call and price his articles before
sending or going to the surrounding
cities for them. 2m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Call and settle your subscription account

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.-Since
Mr.. c. III. Reeve has seen fit to make such
a terrible onslaught upon this Order, charg-
ing that it is designed to be used to crush
any movement of the people to prevent the
oyerthrowing Of the government, il may be
proper to remark thai he has, as usual,
shot very wide of the mark, ard I'VE repeat
the declaration made in another place, that
the charge could only have proceeded from
a heart whose sympathies were with traitors
and rebels during the war, and which is
flied with the most malignant hatred to-
ward every man who wore the blue and
his flmily-ahate that would rob tbe death
cold brow of its laurel wreath--that would
brand the MANNED and shattered soldier of
the Jnioa homicide snl traitor, and
would render tile sacrifices and heroism of
our people of no avail by surrenderng the
government into the hands of those who
fought four long and bloody years to over-
throw It,
The Grand Army of the Republic is in
marked similarity 10 The celebrated ''SOci-
ETY. of the CINCINNATI which was organ
lied Immediately after the Revolutionary
war by Washington, Knox, Hamilton and
other patriots, and its objects are TO ce
ment the friendships formed in the camp
ON the field of carnage, around the fires of
the bivouac and in the hospital; 10 keep
alive remembrance Of scenes of danger, of
suif ring and enjoyment; to cherish the
principles which the war determined and
see that they are faithfully carried out in
the administrai ION of affairs; to befricnd
the soldier and his family in all tie re,a-
lions of life; to extend, if needed, The hand
of charity to the family Of the fallen hero
and 10 the manned or disabled patriot. The
organization is composed entirely of sol
diers whose honorable discharges are the
open sesame that gain them admission 10
is encampmenis. None, against whom
there is suspicion oihaving deserted tie SER
vice OF his country in her hour Of peril, can
be admitted Ii numbers amcng its mem
bers some Of the most illustrious soldiers
oi tine land, and the howl set up by the
Copperhealls against il as a secret political
organization is but an echo OF a similar cry
WITH which the Tories OF the Revolution
greeted the form alton of Its prototype, the
Society OF the Cincinnati"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

The COOP TEMPIARs.-The fires of ten
pcrancc can never die out so long as this
Order lives To feed the fame. We arc
pleased To be able 10 say that the Lodge
here is in a highly prosperous condition.
financially and otherwise lis meetings
are growing in interest, and much good is
being accomplished, especially among the
yoHns and those whose habits are yet I'M
formed, making use OF such means as good
associat ors and wise counsels To strength
en- them in their purpose TO live honest,
sober and industrious lives. An election.
last Tuesday evening. in Hope Lodge, No.
$40, resulted as follows: Chief Templar
W. II. Mat:ingly; Vice Temp.ar, Mrs. Ella
Welton; Secretary. W. II. Simons; Trees
urer, Miss Mary lIarrins; Marshal, T.. A.
Smith: Financial Secretary, Otis ]. Candy:
Inside Gdari, Miss VI itie Moore; Outside
G lard, John Burcll. The names of those
WHO are to fill the appoiniive Offices have
not yet been announced.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
Ot yet Oecn announced.

Til LIl;cs, ALL Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet, next Wednes-
day evening, at the residence of Mr. Henry
IIamrichouser, on Michigan street. The
ladies' will, on that occasion, spread before
their guests i bountiful replst, AMI, when
the object to which their receipts are to he
applied Is taken into consideration, the
erection Of a church edifice of such capaci-
u and architectural beauty and granduer
lha: it will be both an ornament to the
place and a monument TO the religious zeal
and liberali;y of or citizens, we feel as
sured that they will be well patroni-cl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

Would inform the ladies' of Plymouth
and vicinity that she has moved her Mill
ncr Shop 10 the upper room OF Paul's brick
building, over Ddles store. where she in
tends to Keep good assortment of Mill
merry Goods on hand at all tines. Fancy
Stamping Gone to order with the Eureka
Indellible Ornameniing Fluid. Ladies
wishing goods or work please cali. Stairs
leading TO the shop inside the store.
my Do-ff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

M,RgIED-In this place, on Thursday
evening, January 9th. 1867, at the resi-
dcnce of Mr. John Paul, by Rev. Mr..
Moves, Mr.. THEODORE \. SMITH and Miss
SARAH f. BLAIx.
We tender the happy young couple our
hearty congratulations upon their union
and walmest wishes for their future hap
pincss AMI prosperity. Cake received
Very nice
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

A plain statement Of facts Inherited Scrofula
aud many of IN, relations have died OF it. In isSs
my was frighfui. Tumors and ulcers spread I'M
I'll in 1912, under the advice Of my physicians |
went to Avon Springs. received no brneht--iri,d
every medicine and did ever tliing conid. had
TO rest my arm on a cushion, aud had not been able
to raise il to my head for year. The disclar
from two ulcers was nearly pinta day. Ampuls-
iion wa 5 recommended; but pronounced dangerous.
could not sleep, and my suffering intolerable
\ friend brought me An English physician who APP
pii d salvc with which he said he had accomplished
extraordinary cures in the hospitals in England
1t commenced to relieve; persisted in its use; it
finally Ell c;c psriset aad eaire care. 1t is now
Isis. II five years since had the appearance OF
s:rofulous and my health has been good over
since procured tn; rcceipt Of this wonderful ar
ti;:c-ii. blessing of humanity-and have called 1t
PAGES CLrN,x SALvE," aud allow thu pubir to use
itorn,t =, they choose. This is a brief but candid
statement, given more fully in my circular.
G.x=vA, New York, December, 1913.
NJ. PAGE.
Nsw YORK, Oct. Is, 1855
,avr known J. u. Page. Esq, Of Geneva, y. Y 81,
for n,snv wears. lie is Of the first citizens of
w..,,-a New York. I saw him last week in good
he,lth. His use was remarkable one, but ac-
tually lrue in every particular.
(sisued) psHAs DAENLS'
w. have wltehcI the unail-l bu, growing favor
of"PaGE's CLIMAX S.LTr," and avai!ing ourselves
of the knowledge fits wonderful cuFaiTa powers,
have b. IN. or '5ri.i1rs Of tn. sans.
1t i sure cure for Burns Scal'is, Scrofula, Salt
Rhcum, Fever Surcs, Broken Breasts, Frost Bites.
ChilJIains, Stinss, Bruises, Cuts, Swelling. Res
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Illumination with surprising tcieriiy, ard heals lurn
without a scar. No f,mily should be Nithoaiit. II,
is always wanted aud is always ready. We will for
felt dozen boxes for any single failure. We bel;evr
there WAS never anything like it ia the world. 1t is
uut up in tin boxes, surrounded 10y "A fail circular
giving facts directions, testimonials, &c, aud can be
ordered throu ugh any respectable Druggist through
out the world Price only - cents
WHITE & ROWLAND.
Successors to J. u, PAGE, l2l LiBESrY STREET, New
York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

ATCTIoN At -iRGos.--Mr J. \. X Keller in
tends to dispose Of his stock of saddles, bri-
dies. collars, harness. &c, at auction, on
Saturday, February Ilih. We have some
knowledge of the sock to be disposed Of
and can truthfully say that is of the best
material put together by accomplished
workmen. Farmers livery -stable keepers
and others in need of such articles, VIII
find it tolhcir interest to att end the sale.
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