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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31

The new Silver Tips recently introduced
by the American Shoe Tip Company are
decidedly ornamental. A metal tip adapt
ed to first class shoes has long been needed,
for children will wear holes in the toes of
even the highest cost shoes in few days
unless protected by metal tips.-JournaI.
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A PbysialogieL View Of Marriage
TIRE CHeiPGsT TOOK EVER PUgCfsHHD.
CeStsInik btsrly three hundred P1ges.

Aud l30 fns rlaf>- aus snsrssinss ofthe
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and tisssss vi.b tEStiss Hsyiy frrors, its De-
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With the tutk0Ts Plan ef Srsats sent--tba snly ra-
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report II osses treated. tfSthesl adviser g. Che
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The following is n school boys compo
sition, printed as written.


sition. printed as written.
Oxen is vary slow animil they arc good
to brake ground up wood drsther have
horses if they didn't have kollick, which
they say is wind collected In a bunch,
which makes it dangerser for to horses
than an OK If thare was no horses the peo-
pie wood have to wheal thare wood on q
whesl barrow it wood take them 10 OF
three days to whcal s cord s mile. Cows
is useful TO have herd some say that if
they had to be tother or an OK they wood
he COW. But think when it cum to
have thsre tits pulled of a cold mornin
they wood wish they wasn't, for oxen don't
generally have to rase caves If had TO be
emmy wood drather be q heffur. But I
coodent be heffur and had to bothi wood
an OK
Isaac SprERp
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-31
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COPIED verlstim9

WASHINGTON, u. C., July a, 1867.
DEAR BARTON duly received yours of the 18th
instant, asking, Was the dead body the Govern
mcnt I~id on. hundred thousand dollars for p,ally
the body of. Wilkes BOOih -
Cont know what sum the 6o<-rnmsnt paid for
the body you sllude to. j however, positively
state that the body examined st the Navy yard in
this city ~ the request and summons of the ofo~rs
Of the Government, was the body Of j. Wilkes Booth
AMI that Identified II ss his, not only by the fe~
lures hut sisO 10y scar i'm his neck the r-~vlt cf
surgical operation performed by Both sors
year or two before the assassination oftke Pr-et<cit
Your cousins desire to he remembered to YOU.
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JonS FEEsExrck MAY, n. d.

Now that you have read them, my rea-
der, what do you think about the matter ?
l know some will say thi. i, smother hum
bug. And will cay right here, believe
whatever you please. 1t makes very little
difference with me whether these letter.
change your miad or not. know DR.,
Mays answer to my letter has changed my
views in regard TO this matter considerably
and If you knew him as well as | do. per
haps 1t would change yours.
BARToN X. BRIsCoE.
HIGm Hill, No, October IL, 1867.
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"An when they riz up early il the morn
In, behold they wss ali dead cxpuses."
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OF an act not punishable at the time Of
its commission are eJ post fGctO.
This prisoner, up to the time of this
law, was certainly illegally imprisoned
under the sentence Of 3 military tribunal,
because tried before court which had
no jurisdiction Of his person or of his
| offense.
Ifremanded under this act, it is under
an act passed subsequent to his offense,
and even to his conviction. Can any
thing then, be more clearly eT post Jdctof
1t is the duty of the court, then, TO de-
clare Ii Unconstitutional. However uu-
pleasant tits thus to declare the uncon-
stitutionality of an act of Congress, yet
justice requires it OF US, and we must not
refrain from our duty. We are of the
opinion, then, that this petitioner is en-
titled to his discharge, and this act of
Congress cannot be invoked to preventit.
But while thus passing on the invalid
ity ofa partIof that Law, L deem it my duty,
speaking only on behalf of fmyself and not
for any other member OF the court, in
order to prevent misapprehension and
consequent mischief, to declare that II is
not necessary for the decision Of the
present case to pass upon the validity Of
that part of the act OF Congress which
gives immunity TO the omeers OF the
Government, To that portion the views
expressed OF the uncOnstitutiOnality OF
the act has no application, and I am not
called upon to pass upon it, though my
own impression is, that so far as itrelates
TO civil rights and a mere protection
against civil suits, Congress has q right
TO protect the officers OF the Government
by the exercise, IS in this instance, Of
all of its power.
The prisoner, then, will be discharged
from the custody Of the Warden Of the
penitentiary. But inasmueh as the find
ing of the military court must be by this
court regarded as priBla f1cie evidence
Of his guilt Of the grave offenses of which
he is charged, we will reserve the judg-
ment until tomorrow to enable the
District Attorney to examine whether
he should be remanded TO the custody Of
an officer to be sent to Tennessee or
Louisiana for trial
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EDUCATIONAL.
Law SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

VJHE Law Departments OF the Memphis Col,
A lszc viii foDen on the EIRsF MONDA 4
OCTOBER- The following gentlemen com
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ON THE ERUBICOEIMPORTA MANI.
FESTO OF Mr.. CHASE

| From the New York Herald, 22d
The crisis approaches which is to de-
! termine the Presidential succession. In
! deed, il may be said that the issue has
/ already been reduced to the crossing of
the Rubicon. the standard of Gen.
! Grant has been advanced to the bank OF
! the river, while from the opposite side
comes the warning voice of Mr.. Chase,
| like that of the Roman Senate to Caesar,
| that our great soldier must advance no
| further-That it Will be war if be shall
presume to enter the sacred district and
to defy the governing politicians Of the
capital. This manifesto from MT. Chase,
for the information Of all concerned, we
publish this morning. It's direct chal-
lenge which brings home to the friends
Of Gen. Grant the mOmentous question 4:
Shall we bear him across the forbidden
stream and flight it out on this line?"
In this manifesto IL will be seen that
Mr.. Chase pleads not guilty to the YER
dict of the late Ohio election. 1t was
not his work. Oh, no He is not
touched and does not intend 10 be infiu-
eneed by it! He intends to try his cause
in the Republican National Convention.
He has confidence in the powerful inside
machinery which has been for seven long
years eOntriving and getting into work.
ing order. He believes negro suffrage
necessary in the South, but for the
present, at least, he would ignore it in
the North. We know, however, what
all this mesns-that Mr.. Chase is, in
fact, the champion of universal negro
suffrage and Of the universal paper money
monopoly Of his national banks. We
know, too, that the managing Radicals of
the Republican camp are determined
and obstinate in the prosecution Of their
designs; that they are devoted to Chase
and are afraid Of Grant that they are
unscrupulous as to the means employed
to gain their ends, and that they have
control Of the machinery. 1t is, there
fore, quite likely that they may secure
the control Of the Republican nomina-
ting convention.
We are inclined to believe, in the next
place, that should Chase be thus nomi-
mated, Grant will decline to run; that he
will only consent TO run az harmonic
ing candidate, or a. the spontaneous and
undisputed nomination Of the Republican
party. Assuming, from these views,
that Chase will become the Republican
candidate, what course will the managers
OF the Democratic party pursue?
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Tickets s. each. May be had OF, or ordered
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Stockholders, Directors and Offcers Of the
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Constitutional Law....-------een. ALERT PIX
Real Property & Pleading Hon r. r n BEtIIr
Eertsnal Property q Pieading-...--A- ~ ~LEEH5
Equity a Commercial LaW-H Hon. p. 7. scRcGGs
Crim. Law Admiralty. Gen. J. r. CHALEfha
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Cottage Residence, S rooms lot f2OxI7O feet
on BOrland avenue, near Memphis and
charleston railroad, near corporation line.
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N. THEIRS, who is passing the vaca.
tion few leagues from Paris, is stated
TO be preparing two great speeches-One
political, on the general state Of Europe,
and the other treating Of the financial
condition of the country in its entirety,
the consequence Of the exaggerated exten-
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