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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
TENNESSEE TJ,PE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. Z.

~'-hcA ii-i-C, 4CAiii,, WI.
The second Legislature of Tennes-
see under the restored State govern
ment convened at the Capitol to day.
The halls Of the House wore a gala
appearance. Flags and standards
from numerous battlefields were
wreathed about the Speakers desk
and stood sentinel along the aislcs.
Both houses we're called to order
at noon. Hon. +. S. Richards, of
Memphis, was elected Speaker of the
House on the second ballot. Hon.
ID. w. G. Senter, of Granger, was
elected Speaker of the Senate on the
twelfth ballot. Captain George E.
Grisham, of the Jonesboro Flay. was
was elected Clerk OF the House, and
Colonel ID. NJ. Nelson Clerk of the
Senate Carroll Napier, colored, re-
ceived nine votes for Assistant Door
keeper, it requiring twelve to elect.
The Governors message will be
sent in to morrow.
Maynard, Stokes, Cooper and
Fletcher are busily looking after Sen
atorial honors.
DIR. Lafayette Pike, a prominent
Nashville physician, committed sui
eide yesterday at his residence, two
miles from the city, by hanging.
General Cooper has resigned the
command of the State Guards, and
only five companies of the guards
will be retained in service. These
will be all sent to West Tennessee,
except one company, which will be
retained at Pulaski. ST 1CVaf
- = - q 7l-rAfElh.- ,sf.stsf fsst, ,
- NATHyILLB, Tenn, Oct, s,
The Legislature completed its or
ganization day. Much gratifica-
ton is felt by the Republicans at the
election Of Summer, colored man,
late Captain in the State Guards, 1as
assistant doorkeeper of the House.
George z. Pratt, formerly OF
Peoria, Ill, sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for fifteen years, on a charge
of rape, was pardoned by Governor
Brownlow to day. aat'' @'''
The Inauguration ceremonies for
Governor Brownlow's second guber-
material term will take place to-mor-
row.
Great interest is felt here i'm the
result of the elections here and in
Pennsylvania.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10

the Proprietors Of the JOURNAL now Of
fer 20 persons who are willing to aid them in
extending the circulation of their Weekly
Edition. the following
EXTRAORDINARY PREWIUM1I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
THE STATE HECTIONS.

Result OF the Eleciion In
Pennsylvania Doubtful
Republican state Tick.
cts Elected In Ohio and
IOwa-Failure Of the
Suffrage Amendment
. In Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
500 american Organs.

with seven stops and super octave coupler,
which doubles the power of the instrument,
and makes it an effective support for two hun
dred voices. This instrument is from III l.
BENHAM & Cos Music Store, and is warrant
ed by them. To the person who will send Us
the next largest list, we will give one of the
world renowned GROVER < BAKER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
Aew Adrertis u.s.
A HARQAIN.

For sale. at the Plymouth Foundry. enc
twenty four horse power portable ENGINE
and BOILER. and one twelve horse power
portable ENGINE and BOILER. All in
good running order.
ADAMS & ZEHNER.
Plymouth, Oct. 10, 1867.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10

To persons who will send IA the largest
number of New Yearly Subscribers, previous
to the first day OF DECEMBER. 1867, be
that number what itmay, we will give one o.
our GEORGE STgcK & Co.'S unriyaled
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
$3.50 Family Sewing Machines

deliberately ornamcnted, extra silver plated
finished in pearl, with either carved Rosewood
or Mahogony case, and folding cover with
drawers, &c. To the person sending Us the
next largest list, we will give one of 5 D. 4
ri w Svrru'S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
$3.50 ROSEWOOD PIANOS,

with four round corners, back finished like
front, one row of moulding on the case, carved
legs and carved Tyre. This Piano is from the
well-know Music Store of BUrrERFrELD & Co.,
Of indianapolis, and is warranted by them to
be in all respects First-ClasS Instrument. To
the person sending us the next largest list, VIC
will give one of ). & II. w SMIrh's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-09

'lhaddeus Stevens, Ia late letter, to q
Pennsylvania Sta'e Senator, gives the following
sketch of Pennsylvania politics, which seems
to be drawn BY a master hand:
1t cannot be denied, and therefore need
not be concealed, that for the last ten or fifteen
years the Legislature of Pennsylvania has had
a most uneuviable reputation. Corruption,
bribery, aud fraud have been freely charged, !,
aud, tear, TOO often provvd,to have controlled
their actions No matter how honest when
chosen, the atmosphere OF Harrisburg seems to
have pierced many of them with demoraliz-
Ing 'ain'. A seat in the Legislature heca me an
object of ambition, not for the Per diem, but
Tor the chance of levying contributions from
rich corporations and other large jobs. Cor
rurtion finally became so respectable as to Sc
duce candidates for office boldly to bid for them,
aud to pay the cash tor the delivery OF the ball
lot. The ve,y Office Of Senator is known to
have been once bought with gold, and 10 have
been trafickrd tor on other memorable occa.
sions in exchange for the precious metals
Indeed, it has become provernial that the
longest purse is sure to win So sure is this
that men once or more detected in such shame
ful practices do not hesitate to appear before
The suhc and ask leave to practice the same
game"
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lCOMNUNICATED.

:An Oh Fireman fears that "a Fireman
has made two mistakes in his reply to Curry;
but assure him that his fears are g!ouud!ess,
as go impartial reader can show one instance
where disapprove OF Steam Engines. On the
contrary, hig gbly approve Of them, when (under
existing CIRCUMSTANCES they are properly post
ed at a fire; but wheu the efficiency OF the
Seam Engine was 50 highly extoled to the dis
naraccraent OF the Hand Engines, as an active
Fireman. could not remain silent and as
;.OaGry' has been reinforced, and heavy
bro. >ide thrown at * 4 Fireman" | am COIN
Del I'd TO return the lire.
Now for an analysis uf his statement show
ing the efficiency OF the steamer over ALL
OTHERS At the burning Of the Theatre was
absent, having failed to hear the ala IN at
Cros,'s fire the steamer had the main plug, and
unaopolizeG all the water, whereas II 1t had Ia
ken plug On Cameron or Prince streets, the
f;ana Compauies would have rendered valuable
aid, and, as several uave said, probably less
property would have been destroyed; at Slap
sons stable will acknowledge the praise just
ly merited but at Corse's, think, AN O!d
Fireman. will have to share the honors with
the Hand Companies, as they did equally as
good service; at DR.. Murphy's there was no
general alarm, until sounded by the Friend
ships bell, although there were two alarm helIs
down town; and l would here suggest that ar
raugeulents be made 80 that the bell in the Relief
Strcple be ruog when FIRE occurs in the east
ern part of the city, so that the Firemen can
respond QUICKLY: at Smoot' fire. if the COM
pany that first repaired thitheT could have had
the same RESOURCES that the steamer had (extra
hose they might have done some service. The
fire Oh Fairfax street was discovered before it
had much hcadway, and the TWO Watchmen re-
csived portion OF the praise bestowed. " An
Old Fireman. is silent in regard to Swalnes
fire, also the fire in Jameson S alley, and as be
cites !ls ances in the immediate neig ghborhood
Of the steamer, | will now refer to two or three
IN The western part OF the city. At the fire on
Alfred between Prince and Duke streets: on
King street. second door west of Alfred and
On Alfred street, in rear of Henderson, S store;
and although near the Eng gIne house 1t must be
taken into consideration that the fire occurred
o'clock, a. H., and that the building was I'LL
- ed vi tt combuStiblc matter that the members
were sound asleep, aud some OF them hvlng re-
mo;e from the tre;-aJ al of which tires the
Hand En.ine Was in time to prevent serious
coniiagration
do not refer to these fires to show any ln-
efficiency OF the steamer, but simply to show
the prnmptneSs and usefulness OF the Hand
Companies. AIN sorry thar have bccn COM
pced to again come before the public, but JUS
ticn to myself induced me to take up the pen,
and hope It will not ne necessary to again oc-
cupy Sracc in SO valuable a paper which can be
1liled with more important ito the public) items.
..\ A FIREMAN.
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CO OURT II o T I c e S
uE nIPrIrIT C0nRr nE ALEXAN

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEXAN-
1 dria county, November II, 1866. Alvina
V. Maxwell, complainant, vs. George W. Max
well. Walter T. Gilingham and Ella {. Gil
lingham, his wife BENJAMIN Chase and Mary
A. Chase, his wife; Franklin MnXwell, Carroll
Maxwell Richard L. Maxwell, Willard Max
well, gncs Maxwell, Alice Maxwell, Cathar
inc MAXWELL And Albert Stuart, dehs
The decree in the above eau directs that ono
Of the II Mssters in Chanc"ry ct' The Court, do as
certain and report
lst The Indebtedness Of the estate Of George
W: Maxwell at the time Of hi6 death
3D. The value Of his personal assets which
have or are yet to como into the hands Of his
executrix. -
Sd. The real estate of which he died seized,
and lis value. .."
4h. The liens on said real estate, their
amount and respective prioriLies.
The said decree Iurlher GircCts that the said
Master shall give notice, BY publication, in one
Of the newspapers published in Alexandria,
once d week for four successive weeks, Of the
time and place, when and where he shall pro
ceed to execute the same said publication to be
equivalant to personal service Of such notice on
the parties.
C0MM RS. OFFICE, Jan. /, 1857.
The parties interested in the decree, Of
which the ioreg 'irg i. All ,b tract, arc mott
fed that have fixed upon MONDAY, the 4th
day of March, 1857, aL my office, IN the city Of
Ale .andria, VIII. n and where shall proceed u
execute tilp said decree.
". c. YEATON,
.iaster il ChaMcrrS,
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D-o,, g, Nro.flcc p O ian A-1nW!w

VIRGINIA AT rules held i'll the Cierk 5
y Office Of the c. unity Court OF AlrHanGrls
county. on the 3lst day Of DeccmoAr, 1856, VIII
liam ii. Barley and Granville 5 7. irip!ett' late
lar ncrs, trading under the firm OF barley,
Triplctt & Co., comp!ainnnts. aSalnst Sarah
Bowdcn administratrix, anl William Bowden,
infant son and heir-nt-.aw Of Alexander Bow
den deceased dcfendnnis-ln chancery.
The object o: this suit is to SUBJECT certain
real estate III tho city Of AleXAndr!a, va, o;
which the said Alexander BOwdcn: died, seized
and possessed, TO tho payment OF So244 with
interest from .Ianuary i, 1861, till paid, due
rom the said Alexander boWten ut the time q
his decease, TO the said plai:ti:lS he SAID real
estate lies on the south side Of Queen streets, BE-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets. tronting
twenty fe on Queen street, and running back
one hundred feet to ten feet alley
The defendants not having appeared ana
given security according 70 the act OF Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and ltNppearll!g by
aft day that they are residents OF this State,
il is ordered that the said defendants appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and 90 what is necessary 10 protect tnelr
interest in this suit; and that a copy OF TINS or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandrla Ga
zette g newspaper published in The city OF Alex
| nrdria, once week for four successive weeks,
and rosted at the front door OF tie Court il 'si5'
of this county. = copy teste:,
J. TACEY, Clerk.
| Smoot s; Love 7. &. Jan o-la"l"
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CLOTHING DEALERS
ARNOLD & FIELD,

MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed from No 60 to No, 50, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
thew thew would be pIoescd TO receive csll from
thor friends, or any one in want OF a sult o.
good clothes. We have on hand and are r..
coiY!Ag a good line Of .l, ,,r.o,,rrrCc
CLUTllS CASSIMERES, NESIlN6o,
LINENS, SC,
which we win make to order, very low fort"
mex: two moNths especially.
W. propose 20 continue our ,,,,,,o
GE&TS FURNISHING DEPARTMhNi
where you will always lind the latest styles.
We viii furnish
aS cheap as thcy c0u be had al rctaN il Phii&
dolphin. Warranted 30 fit and wear well. CH'
and see us, :: No. S, King st., , doo:, "rs. a.
Eoyal aug 1T
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j. L.tSF. l, 'tcfh.
Brent &; Waalcs Pc jan 3-law4w

y7IRGINIA;-At rules held in the Clerks
y OfIice Of tho County Court of Alexandria
county. on thc = st dav Of December 1876, The
Rank of the old Dominion against Robert ".
Hunter, Joseph Hunter and Wilkinson Hunter
late copartnrrs. trading under the firm name O.:
JOSEPH Jose d. ". Hunter. ?nd Joseph II. Hunter,
defendants
The object Of this suit is to recover from the
defendants the sum Of $ toe with int"rcs; from
the 18th day OF ScptcmIbc:, Io2t, tIi' p"!d. ana
costs Of pro!es; 72'o3' dHG ~ inc dcieN2aiI, 10
inc Pitih:i ~ "clcI''"h'' 't?oe'H ~ 1i"I
tel 10; having entered Ills &pPs"F&I.Sce
pca"%ncc ana SiELnG secuTl.E :cc3fGin& ; u l" IlG
acE OF NS.G$ ;.Ii' . c" .''i2 N" any ""
y i? .i,? - :. orIn.nI tb.. IN" saii
gents 9 TINS Sta'e' II Is GTGGscu II liz %&tn
dcfcha2ns "?i'caI cLc "It' "'% ',!2,l." '',,o'
o"e Pup!lcitloh o. tI:' ~ "2'' any ~ " 'it,;
ccss"ry 10 pEo:cC: l!- ~ t!!;, ts |
th"T t2Pt O. I.''3 VI UCI ~ -. 80 -r'n
IN we h'eAAllor.' US-vtCe' oni Hn
eu ll te c'ty % N '.teT .: tIo Front
louI auctL@'i!v mGTMs a'L,' ~ t%. ,n+,.
door OF the Court House OF '3 c2EH'y;
~ ~ copy ~ icStc n a. -, 1nr,tv.
II. w. Nli.unIoIi. ! :. Z. ...-.' - "
yTIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
Y Of!ice Of the County Court OF Alexandria
countyq on the |lst day of Dccem5cr 1866, John
IIaphen, plaintiff against AdAIlne A. Evans, de-
rendunt-i III assumpst and upon IN "ttacAment.
The object Oh this SUIT IS 10 recover from the
defendant the sum OF S5V ~ "!th l4tcFss. from or
the lGtn Oh july, l62l III p:i:0: cue :" thV
plaintiff hy the defendant.
Inc d9tenttnht not Havlns en!%rea neE ., arG"o
Assembly and the rules OF this Court a4q IL
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CoMM'Rs. OFFICE, Jan. :, 1867.

CoMM'Rs OFFICE Jan. :, 1867.
Notice is hereby given to al parties Interest
ed in the decree ofwhich the torego!ngi5 IS an eX-
tract, that have fixed upon MONDAi !, the
CITY OF t.lcyandria, when and where SnaIi pro
ees'' ~ ''NN '',0 >''s ". G. IEATON,
Master III Cnanctry,
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( COUNTY COU RI,

TAIRFAX COUNTY COUkI, oo
Il DEcEMBER COURT, 1866
1t being represented to the Court that so
much of the AeA andria and Leesburg Iuin-
pike as lies in the county Of Fairfax has oeen
abandoned by the company, ii is ordered thaS
notice be published for eight successive "eet'
in some convenient newspaper, and also be post
ed at the Court House door Of this county, on
some Court dny, of the intention OF the Court 10
take charge of said road as u county road
A conv teste F. D. RICHARDSON.
5ao CO-laWSw
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yTlR!4INIA AT rules held in the Clerk :
Y Office Of tha County Court Of AieAandrl@
county on the @iss day Of D%cen per- RS;1 5S1,
Bender, dcft!Iiantjn as>ltm SIT
The object Of this suit is to recover from tnc
dnfpuf,,nt tho sum Of :225 CO. with interns: icuDi
the Iss day ol january, lS'i5, Il! I'"i", dn' hy
the defendan, to the plainrf.
Tho defendant z. Bender not having entered
ms apPsarsnof act OF Assemy " and the rules Of this
Court TT AN and It apresring BY affidavit that he is
not q resident OF this State, it is ordered th%t
thesaid dnfrndanta pear here within one month
after due publication Of This order ana 20 Wna! :
is necessary to protect his interests III TINS suit
and that 4 copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed ed in The the AIexSndria Gazette newspaper pub
lished in the city Of "A exand-ia, onco II wee
for four successive weeks, and p@Stcd at tn@
front door of the Court house OF t"Ii County.
4 co9y-Teste
i TiCEf. Clerk.
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VIRGlNIA, to With the County; ccYEs 's:f; Of
Rnbart F Hooe vs. George G.. Hooain case.
Mem: The object Of this suit is to recover OF
the defendant the sum of SG53, with interest On
1888 part thereof from lst July, 1867, ana on
$40 the residue from 10th Ausu,t !oo9 anu -
attach the interest of the defendant IN the reni
estate in the county Of Fairfax. which was oe-
visyd by Henry Gunne]l to his daugn;er' Mary
A. Hooe, for life, and renalndsrto ms ch1lGretI'
II appearing by affidavit iled th"tthe de5ena,
ant is not resident Of this State, 1t IS "rusrfa nb
Ica!ion hereof, and do what is necessary to pro
'e'' L '' F. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Dulany s. Ball. P Q. dc law4w
NTOTICE Josiah Ford, and Mary. Ills "Ii':'
complainants vs., Peter l.: DAVIS, ferGl
nand Davis, John 7. Davis, kooertS higE!e,
Lewis Sherwood, and Jano his wife; Ethclberii
Walker, and Ann his wife; Alfred Wells, ana
Sarah, his vile: aud David L. Smoot; admins
traitor of Peter Davis, deceased Defendants
In chancery. ,occ = .ho
County Court Of Alexandria county, IN 'Ie
above named cause, recommits the, report OF
Master Commissioner leaton, and drcct' 1he
said Master to take an account OF the CLAIMS oi
all the creditors Of Peter Davis. WhethcE o.
Judgment or otherwise, (who have net alTcaoy
IND TO- Give notice of the time and pIscc of tax
inc ,,,s' suid account by publication, once week
fnr four successive weeks, in the AleSahoFa
Gazette s e said publication to be equivalent t.
personal service ofsuch notice g on The par1,esj ej
All such creditors as shall la 10 appeaai S';n n
nrove their claims within the time spec'hca IN
such nntice to he deburred ofsll claims against
| tho estate Of ssid Peter Davis.
ConNlss1oSEr's crFIcs, Dee: IL, l5Gt.
Notice is hereby given to all parties inteEe.I,
ed in the decree of when lhe loregofi TI -
foas1e0t paY the 'os 10Th day Of anusry 1861 At my
where shall proceed TO execute SAID dec1ea- =,
on or before which day the creditors OF feteF to.
Davis are warned toappear 3e1ore me- or ''''''
"lse ''i''' ". c. YEATON,
| Comm'r. County CT Alexa county
| dec 1l-laW4W
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ian 6---laW iW

IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF ALEXAN-
/ drit county, November IS, 1896, ',Tho Pc
trmuc Building Fund Association of AleHan-
dria," complainant, vs Gilbert ). Miner, !. G.
Taylor, George w. E!r"nt Lewis Evans. \.
Woodward, Nj. W. Edelin, n, w. burchc!i, j..
H. Uevaughn, J. o. Sullivan, Jvhn l.; Pascoc
G. Noland John Arnold, George ". Davis,
John r, Hill, William b. Malls, john sum
mers, G. 3. Shirley, Margaret Rafferty, and
John Lally, defendants.
The decree of November term, 1866, directs
that the papers in the above cause be re erret
to W. C. Yeaton, Master in Chancery Of said
Court to enquire into and state Iull and COM
plete account Of the transactions of said Assr-
ciationr and its memb bers; the amounts due in
the several deeds Of trust executed for the ben
eft Of the Association tho amounts due from
the said Association to its members, and the
amounts due from its membe!s to the said $3.50
citation, with instructions to the said Master t.
publish for four successive weeks the objects Of
the reference in some newspaper published IN
the city of Alexandria, in lieu 0; personal ser
vice upon the parties Interested, sc.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEAAN-
/ dria county, November 23d, 1866, E. Z; tilz-
hugh, administrator OF ii. G. FilzhUgh, dcc'd
complainant, VS.. Il. a. Febrey and william
Shreve, defendants:
And the Court doth further order and decree
that one Of the Commissioners of this Court DO
ascertain whether there are any liens, and II so
their amount and respective prioTitlcs on the
real estate in the bill menioncd and before
taking such account he shall give notice Of the
time and ;lace or taking the same, by tub!ic"-
lion, ir GONE convenient newspaper, lor four
weeks, which publication shall be equivalent to
nRrsnn&l notice.
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CoMMRs. OFFICE Jan. z, 1867.
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest
cd in the decree Of which the foregoing is an
abstract, that have fixed upon FRIDAY, the
22d Of cbruary, 1867, NJ my otice, in the city
Of Alexandria, when and where / shall proceed
20 executo the said decree.
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Comm RS OFFICE Dec IS, 1865.
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested
in the foregoing decree, that I have fixed upon
MONDAY, the l4th day of January, 1867, at my
Office in the city of Alexandria, when and where
shall proceed to execute said decree:
w. G.. IEATON,
Comm'r Circuit c. Alexandra co.
doc 14-1aW4W
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CONAN RS OFFICE, Jan. ., 1867.
The parties interested in the decree Of which
the foregoing is an extract. q Ill take notice That
have fixed upon WEDNESDAY. the 9th cay
Of February, 1867, at my, otLcc, IN the city, OF
Alcxandria, when and where l shall proceed 10
nxnnntn tho soiL lncrnn
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