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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-17

ed, they are fast proving that the extraor-
binary powers of the Constitution must he
summoned to cure the evils under which
the land is laboring.
Let them take warning, and speedily re-
form their ways before they have driven
the Nation TO point where theory, passion
and prejudice must all give way to the stern
necessity ofestablishing new governments
that will protect all men i'm the equal en-
joyment of life, liberty and property.
But come what will, the Nation will live,
and its unity and power be established.
Throughout the late conflict, we discern
ed the hand of God leading the Nation
through blood to purer morality and
clearer perception ofthe rights of men, and
can not doubt that in His own time, and
by his chosen means, He will conduct il
safely through this sea of trouble to fra
ternai peace, unstained by oppression, un-
broken by rebellion and crowned with the
choicest blessings ever vouchsafcd to any
people.
OLIVER p. MORTON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-17
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-17

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
By an act of Congress thirty thousand
acres of land were donated To- each State
for each Senator and Representative in
Congress for the purpose of erecting and
maintaining an Agricultural College. This
entitled Indiana to 100000 acres. The act
provided that where there were public
lands in the State subject 10 entry at 81 ~
per acre, the quantity TO which the State
was entitled should be selected from such
lands; bat if there were no such lands in
the State, or not enough, the Secretary of
the Interior was TO issue to such State land
scrip for the requisite number OF acres.
This scrip cannot be located BY the State to
which it was issued, but must be sold; but
the purchasers OF such scrip may locate il
upon any of the appropriated lands OF
the United States. subject TO sale at private
entry at 81 81 or less per acre.
There being no public lands in this State
for sale mt private entry held by the Gov
crnment at : 25 per acre. Indiana receiv-
ed her donation in scrip. The original pur-
pose entertained by Congress of establish
ing Agricultural Colleges in the several
States to- be maintained by substantial and
sufficient endowments was most enlighten-
ed and patriotic, but we may well doubt
the wisdom Of the means by which it was
to be accomplished. The most ofthe States
having no lands within their borders upon
which this grant could be located were
compelled TO receive it in scrip which they
were not at liberty TO locate in other States
and Territories, but were required to sell.
Large quantities of the scrip were put upon
the market at the same time. and the price
suddenly went down until it could not be
sold for much over one-third of its par
value. There has been no time since the
State Of Indiana received her scrip at which
it could have been sold for more than so
or at most 50 cents per acre. At fifty-fve
cents an acre it would only realize (42O4,-
JOO) sum wholly inadeqeate TO success
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-17
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but will preserve their perfect aud GRACEFUL sl- l.e
when trhee or four ordinary skirts will have been
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only double springs. but twice tor d"ahcl covered
preventing them from wearing out Wh,n dragging
down stoOps. stairs. &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is great f.vnritc with all Ia
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-17

EMIGRATION.
On the 18th OF January, 1866. Governor
Baker issued 10 John y. Wilstach. Esq. an
.npointmenf a. commissioner for the en-
enlargement of emigration to the State of
Indiana. and to take such steps both in The
United Staes and in Europ. as he may
deem advisable for that purpose"
Mr.. Wilstach's report is herewith sub
mitted, and your attention invited to the
important suggestions it contains
1t is not necessary TO argue the import
auce of adding 10 the wealth and popula-
ton of Indiana by increasing the emigra-
ton TO her borders from the various cOun
tries Of Europe The agricultural and
mineral resources of the State are as yet
comparatively undeyeloped. for the want
OF population, labor and capital. Nearly
one fourth of the whole area of the State Is
a coal field, large part of which is said to
be of the best quality. Excellent iron ore
is found in vast quantities in many OF the
counties and throughout the State. excep-
ing a few small localities, the soil is rich
and fertile, capable of producing all the
grains. grasses and fruits in the greatest
abundance. The State abounds in fine
timber, and living streams of water, and in
every respect presents facilities for an easy
ard profitable agriculture. while an album
dance Of coal and water power furnishes
the means for manufacturing on the largest
scale and cheapest terms Large tracts of
country are vet unsettled, and In many
counties the population is quite sparse and
II is not too much to cay that the State can
support in ease and comfort population
Evening star., 1867-05-23
THE EVENING STAR.
Virginia News.

In the Richmond market, green peas are
q sss0ninR abundant at sixty cts. per peck.
Str berries have declined from one dollar
and ffry cts. to iorty cts. per quart, and are
pleL but OF inferior quality. Asparagus
Is c hear p aud. abundant.
Mrs. Ann Z. by, who has lately returned
TO Richmond from the iunaiic asylum, was, on
Monoay. indicted by the grand jury OF the
Hustlnes Court for shooting and kilIiug her
husband. '
As recent explorations proved that the fire
in the Bright Hope pit is not yet extngu's n d,
the shafts have been again sealed up and the
pit " i'll be flooded by water
The LyDcbburg News says that the hog
cholera has broken ont ameng the hogs N
81 somp portioDs of Amherst, and Is very fatal,
but few recovering from it.
Som. citizens OF Virginia are about to obtain
paten for The manufacture Of whisky from
eOrnstalks. -- ....
Evening star., 1867-05-23
Auction Sales I'm GEORGETOWN.

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS At
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, May 9th, at 10
O'Clock, will sell, at No. 110 Washington street,
between Bridge and Gay streets, the Household
Effects Of gentleman declining housekeeping, con-
sisting Of
Sofa, Marble top and other Tables
Cane Seat and other Chairs
Two new Cottage Sets
Bureaus, Washstands. and Bedsteads
Feathers. Mattresses, and Bedding
Three ply and other Carpets
One excellent Cooking Stove, with Fixtures
Parlor Stoves. CrOckery and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
my q THOMAS BOWLING Auct
Evening star., 1867-05-23

COUNCIL OF THE PROTESTANT EPIsCoPAL
ChURCR.-The seventy second council OF the
clergy and laity of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in Virginia continued in session at
Staunton during the past week. Bishop Johns
read his annual report, in which he asked the
appointment of an assistant bishop. The re-
port on the division OF the diocese gave rise to
lengthy discussion, and was recommitted
AT An afternoon session the committee reported
against division OF the diocese at present,
but recommended instead an election of an
assistant bishop, and that any portion OF the
diocese desiring division mig hr inaugurate a
movement to that end. The report was adopt.
ed. The clergy OF the council / r ,ceeded to the
election Of bishop, and The following was the
vote on the lost ballot: For Rev. Mr Whittle,
90 Rev y. Gibson, is; Rev. J. Peterkn, O;
Rev. J. A. Latana, Z: Rev. q. w. Andrews, g.
It is thought prosable tnat at an early day
there will be division Of the diocese Of the
State. The churches of the South sde from
Norfolk to Danville inclusive, are understood
10 be anxious to have the advantages OF a sep.
arate and smaller diocese, the present one being
so extensive as to make it impossi BILE for the
bishop TO visit many Of the county parishes
more than onoe year. The council adjourned
ON last Saturday.
Evening star., 1867-05-23
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 526, southeast corner 7th and d SITS
vALgABLEE ,FoHRasToRY BRICK HOUSE

vALyABLE ,FOURzsToRY BRICK HOUSE
F., AND LOT FRONTING ON 18TH STREET
WEST, BETWEEN Z AND F STREETS
On WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of June, at 81
O'Clock P IL, We shall sell, on the premises that
SaHiao B[lck oflns SG
room bath room wide halls. and gas and water
throughout the entire house, having in all about
eighteen rooms, with good front and depth, run
ming back to a paved alley.
Also,
At o'clock P. NJ, we shall SELL on the premises,
two story and attic cottage-built Frame House
with basement, fronting on Twelfth street west,
between and streets north, No. 4ss (known
as Kings Gallery } containing some fifteen large
rooms, with gas, &c; lot having front of forty
two feet running back leo feet with - feet front
the rear. with story brick building with excellent
alleys. This property offers great Inducements to
purchasers wishing TO purchase a first class resi-
dence. The above named property will be sold
without reserve, as the owner has left the city
Terms One-thi cash ; balance in six. twelve
eighteen. and twenty four months, for notes bear
ing interest secured by deed of trust on the pre-
misses. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at
the cost of the purchaser: $2o will be required
paid down on each piece of property when sold
my23 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star., 1867-05-23

~ At the Moravian Seminary for young
ladies. at Bethlehem, Pa on Wednesday night
fW OF the servant women were suffocated by
poisonous gas escaping into the room where
they slept, from defective flue, leading from
a.coal stove. Several other women sleeping
in the came room came very near losing their
Evening star., 1867-05-23

~ The graduating classes of the West
Point Military Academy keep up the custom
OF presenting & a silver 'baby cup to the mem
Der OF the class to whom child is first born
The class OF 1865 has awarded the cup for that
year 10 First Lieutenant Frederick W Bailey,
now in San Francisco and orc ders for its ship
ment have been sent to the man utacturers.
Evening star., 1867-05-23

BRAZILIAN EMANCIPATION The Diaro,
published at Rio JaDeiro gives the follow win
as the basis OF the emancipation scheme said 10
have been unanimously agreed to in the Coun-
ell of State:
Frst-Slavery shalt cease tetaily in the wear
1900. that Is, in thirty three years hence.
Secend-The State shall indemnify those
citizens who may still own slaves at that
period.
Tnirt-From he date of the promulgatio
Of this decree, all children born TO slaves shall
be free
FOuIth-Those children who may be ed uca.
ted IN the bouses OF their parents masters,
shal1 serve them till they reach their TWEEN.
tieth ear, and will then be restored TO tree
dom
Fifh-There Will be established courts OF
emsncIPat on in all The towns to enforce the
lawshnd see to its proper execution.
Sixth-A fixed amount will be set aside for
the emancipation of the slaves OF the nation,
and The same terms will be agreed anon TO
effect the liberation Of the slaves owned by
religiCu Us orders may be made to purchase
the freedom of those held by the government.
Seventh-There will be appropriated q fund
for the annual purchase Of q certain number
of slavee, 80 that but q fe W may be In bondage
when the hour Of general eman cipatioa is at
hand. .. -
The opinion OF the Brazilian people on the
50 subject Of slavery is we'll known. All detest
the institution In its principle. Demonstra-
tions prove that all are in favor Of the spirit Of
theplan developed in the foregoing summary 1t
is looked upon as q skillful and patristic solu-
ton Of the great problem that has long weighed
upon the mind Of the country. 4-H
Evening star., 1867-05-23

~ 1t is rumored that Archbishop Spauld. .
ing will be elevated to the Sacred College as
Cardinal during his visit to Rome.
~ Mayor Withers, of Mobile, Alabama, has
given orders TO the police Of that city to rigidly
enforce the law prohibiting the sale Of liq uors
on the Sabbath.
~ Gen. Pope has appointed colored man
as one OF the registrars in Georgia.
IA self propelling steam fire -engine has
been completed in Manchester, N. H. and
made succet sfuI trial trip throug gh the streets.
Evening star., 1867-05-23
RY j. T. COEDWELL Il co. Auctioneers
ID 5. W. corner Penn. avenue and ~ street
DY COOPER d LATIMRR, Auctieneera
ID Nste clerks with Jas O. Mcclure 70. \
Southwest corner of Penn's avenue and 18th at
Star Once Building,
oHAaoERY sALl OF DEsIRAgLE BgILD


CHANOERY SALE OF DEsIRABLE BEILD
ING LOTS NEAR The OBSERVATORY.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbis ldated Msy g. 1867 passed
In ,chancsry cause No. ~, Thes; Oouley and
public sale, on MONDAY, May n, 1857 at O'Clock
In trent OF the premises. Lots 8, II, and IL, in
Lot fronts 81 feet on sd street west, BY depth
OF lS feet ~ inches north d street; and Lots
and IL have each the same front on I'D street By
tho same depth.
Terms Of sale, - prescribed by the decree: Ono.
in equal installments ct six and twelve moaths
from the day Of sale, the deferred payments to
secured By y the IN notes Of the lulchsser or pqr.
approved BY the Truatee. Tho legal title to be be
fsfatned until the yhole purchase money is paid.
week from the Of sale the Trustee reser YES
the right T. resell the property, at the rtak and
after one weeks notice. All convey ancing and
reven ne stamps at the cost of the purchasers
.s = T. MOR0ELL, Trustee
my1l .eozw&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
Evening star., 1867-05-23
GOVERNMENT SALES.
DUBLIC AUCTION.

DUBLIC AUCTION.
OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 20. 1877
Will be offered at public auction, at IL O'Clock A.
m, at Sixth street wharf, Washington. D. c. nm
der the direction of Brevet Major W. +. Johnson
C.S. v, on
TUESDAY, the 18th inst.
About As COO pounds roasted and ground Rye; abou
Tallow; Picks, Shovels. ! Double Range and Fix
lures, 3large Iron Gauldrons, Tin Cups, Plates,
Spoons. Knives and Forks. Salt Sacks, Cant Hooks
Bread Troughs, Empty Barrels, Tables, &c, &c,
&c. "'
Also, the following condemned Subsistence Stores,
viz: = : ~
About 900 pounds of Corn Meal DDS pounds of
Homny 100 pounds of Cod Fish, q small lot of Salt
Meat, Ham, Split Peas, &c. &c, &c.
my 2l-5t G. BELL, G. s., Z. s. A.
Evening star., 1867-05-23

EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE. BY
catalogue. Of articles which have accumulated at
the Dead Letter Office consisting of great variety
OF miscellaneous Goods. The assortment consists in
part = follows
Gold and Silver Watches
Brooches. Ear rings. Bracelets
Lockets, Rings, Guard Chains, Spectacles
Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Pencils
Ribbons: Laces. Collars. Pocket Handkerchiefs
Silks and Caicoes
Kid and other Gloves, Embroideries
Tides Ladies, and Gents Hose Bonnets
Shirts. Coats. Pants. Drawers
Hats. Shoes, Tooth and Hair Brushes
Scissors. PenkBives. Needles, Perfumeries
Medic ines. Books Engravings, &c.
Together with a great variety of other articles.
This sale embraces many useful, rare and curious
articles well worthy of public attention.
The above sale will commence at our salesrooms
on MONDAY MORNING. May 10th Mt IL O'Clock,
and will he continued from time to time until the
whole is sposed Of = -. .s-
Seats will be provided for ladies. ...
Terms cash III ~ .s.. =.
By order of the Post Office Department
my 22-n NAGLE Co, Aucts.
Evening star., 1867-05-23
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

"
RY COOPER 4 LArIMEE, ,Aastionesrs.
w corner Pa ave and nth street
RRbs
TINE ENGRAyINGS, BARRELS RYE
onsaTuRDkY ~ MoRNISG' @ Hi as May assh au in 'front.'
of our Auction Rooms we shall sell, large assort-
ment Of Furniture, Barrels whiskey, Cigars, &c,
Two Magnificent Egyptian Mari top Buhl Dress
Walnut Hair cloth ParIor Furniture
Walnut Bureaus and Washstands
One Elegant Walnut Chamber Suite, with Ward
s,sss F4snsn aea TaFss Plate s' Mirror. sGssss''
sllyer Hl; piated 4 Tee Service.
Feather Pillows and Bolsters H '
A number of fine Enerayings
Cooking and Heating Stoves, &c, &c.
! Four Seat Open Carriage
! Rasrels Rye whiskey
wv 's"fs' &c &c COOPER LArINER.
my I'D IIntel1 Auctioneers.
RY WI. WALL co: Auctioners, -
o. Ionisiaa oniisinaa aa Horse % and Carriage Bazaar
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
On SATURDAY sMfoRSSsise, May 18th, at 10
x sn ss st 'hs Har.ss a
A..
sses ssi. asS
asorrel Riding Horse. -,
Is setts New Single and Double Harness Saddles,
Brides, &c.
Also,
A number of Mnes Is years old sound and gentle,
Five Second hand Family Carriages, not long in
large collection Of AeS es9s and Second hand Bug
gles Roekawsys, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city.
New and second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages,
=, Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Gsr"ses and H"rpsss e. nsys WsI Gn gryete G as
By 2sss s,.41: NTH + hssSPs
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and llth street
Star Office Building.
1HPRpyE2 Sp &IEGn1 PROPERTY PUBLIC SALE
north half of Lot 4, in Square a. situated on the
improved by two Frame Houses, containing Ave
rooms each.
All conveyanciug and revenue stamps at purcha.
sers cost. $50 down at time OF sale r
my is-d COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
THE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoSEp, IN
GS6PER S hfuI rfS RRsf Aucts
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
ID No. 526 s. E. corner of Seventh and D SITS.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTING ON
FIRST STREET WEST. BETWEEN G AND
STREETS SOUTH, ON THE ISLAND, AT
On TUESDAY, the 2lst inst. at 61a O'Clock, D.
m on the premises, part Lot No. IA, in Square $50
with good Frame House, summer kitchen, and
stable in the rear
Terms: One half cash; balance in s and Il
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed of trust on the premises All conveyancng
and revenue stamps at purchasers cost $50 down
my I5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the rain. until SATURDAY the 18th in
slant, same hour and place
my 22-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
QY KILBOURN LATTA,
- Real Estate Brokers, cor. 7th and + SITS
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON COR
AT PUBLIC SALE.
p. M, will sell the premises. all of Lots I3
and IA, Square $50 improved by three Brick Houses
1t will be subdivided into four lots. Metes and
bounds stated at time of sale.
Terms One-h cash; balance in six and twelve
months. secared by deed of trust on property. Con
veyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser. 4 de-
posit required at time of sale.
KILBOURN & LATTA,
Real Estate Brokers'
JOS. f. KELLEY, Auctioneer
my lot lChron & Intel. st
Evening star., 1867-05-23

~ Bishop Quinland Of Tennessee, in ali
address to the Episcopal Cony ention, con.
demns the practice Of rails ng mi money for church.
es by fair, lotteries, &c, and urges on tue church
their duty 10 colored people, one of whom, he
Gays, is candidate for ordination, and is
ready to 90 to work '.'.7.- p -
Evening star., 1867-05-23
ID Real Estate Brokers.
GREEN a. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,

ON FRIDAY EVENING, May 24th. at ?. m;
ing Lots being subdivision of Lots 8. g. 10 IL, L.
and l3, in Square l5. part of these Lots front
Massachusetts avenue, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets west. part on the reservation
and part on north p street They lie even with
the grade. and have average front of q feet and
a depth of 100 feet to alley. The attention of
capitalists and others is called to this sale
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest Conveyancing at pur-
sers cost. $50 down on day of sale.
DOWNMAN MAGRUDER,
Real Estate Brokers.
my 2l-4t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts