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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-18
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

VG5GldDl5 SlClIIdll ndlI htllCHCl
Has stood the test of seUeit gears
trial by the public /; and no prcpu-
ration for the hair get discOrered
UiU produce the same beneficial
results. 1t is a lefO scientific dis
cOrery, combining the most 1,OtCer-
ftL and restorative agents IN the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1t restores
GRAY HAIR TOTS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes the scalp
,CHite and clean cures duIsdrhf
and huhnOrs, and falling out Of the
hair and UiU make it grOsC upon.
bald heads, eccept IN gerry aged
persons, as it furnishes the nittri-
tive principle by sUhich the hair
is n0urisIed and supported. IL
makes the hair moist, soft, and
gIOSsy, and is unsurpassed as a
HAIR DRESSING. 1t is the cheapest
preparation ecer offered to the
public, as one bottle sUiU accom-
Dyish more and last longer than
three bottles of any other prepare
ton.
1t is recommended and used by
the First Medical Authority.
| The sUOnde1Jul results prOduced
6u our SiciIidn Hair RenesOer
hare induced many to naantVdc-
ture preparations for the Hair,
under various names !; and an
order to induce the trade and the
public to purchase their COM
pounds, they haze resorted to false
hoods, by claiming they acre
former partners, or had some con-
uectiOn auth oar Mr.. Hall, and
their preparation acas similar to
ours. Do not be deceiced by them!
Purchase the original: 1t has
never been equatted. Our Treatise
on the Hair, sCith certificates. sent
free by mail. See that each bottle
has oar private ReUensse Stamp
over the top of the bottle. All 9TH
ers are limitations.
IN. ?. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, N. n.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in MedichS
c. a. COOK, DearbornSt., Chicago
| Agent for the Northwestern S.a.eS
march 8, ls67-y1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-18

For the finest Boots and Shoes go to
PAI-f'-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-18

THE GLORY OF MAS Is STIENGTH.-There-
fore the nervous and dehil lated should Immediately
use HKLaBoLD's ExIRacr JucHr. ll5eowsnly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-18

FApNEas ArrEN uoS.-The place TO &c
Lime, Plaster, Cement. Salt, Flour and
Feed. is at tile old Red Warehouse.
If CLEAyELAyD & REEVES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-18
<sW- IL MATTINaLY,
els West Randolph ST.

The above reliable Ague Cure rs kept
Tor sale by r. A. Lemon. Pershing &
Brown, and by Blain Go, Plymouth,
and By druggists and dealers in all the
surrounding towns. F0-I fr'f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-18

johnson {; Fishers Superior Grain Cra-
dies, warranted, for sale b
CLEAyELlND 4 RgEvEs-
Also fresh supply of Shovel Ploughs
and Cslt;vsto<s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-18
MAGNOLIA WATEE.-A delightful article
to COLI gae and at half price.
CHICAGO, June I, 1867.


Ed. MARSHALL COUNTY REPuBLIcAN:
I take pleasure in certifying that have
been entirely cured of aguc by the use OF
DR.. Hsckell's Vegetable Pills. You know
the length of time (about six years. during
Which 1 was subject to visitations from
this plague ofahe western country. Out
nine and other medicines took in great
quantities, but nothing eyer done me per-
manent soodshifI MAS Induced by the
general agent, Mr.. x. K. Brooke, of your
place, 70 try tilc medicine firsf named
More than six. months have passed since
have experienced bilious symptom, and
my general health has been muchs better
than for years
o-rs.,z. <sW. H MATTINGLY,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-07-18
New Advertisement.

Persons wishing to purchase Charles ID
Blinn s Improved Venitian Blind viii please
call at A. l.. Alleman & Co.'S Furniture
Store, or upon the undersigned.
TIL is is The best Window Blind yet invent
ed, nd gives general satisfaction. All who
have tried Ill, m alc wel pleased with them
l1-ES III Ii. L. TAILlN, Manufacturer.
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Successors 20 DIR. JomS MorFAr. and DR.. WN. Z
MoFFAT, l2l Liberty Street, New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-03
observation-disclosures from Mexico

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Ofiicial news
from San Luis Potosi to the 18th ult.
has been received. The expected bat
tie near Quartaro had not taken place
yet.
Escobodo had been appointed to COM
mand the concentrated armies OF the
north, west and centre. Merceno had
succeeded Escobodo as commander of
the army with Macmillan, and troops
were at Quertaro fortifying the city.
The Liberals occupied Laeslancia de
Las Vacas, nine miles west of QuertarO
OH the Cclayo road; Santa Pass, ten
miles north on the San Luis road; Gu
erta Del Cheno. eight miles east or the
road to the city of Mexico, and Ajnrto,
close to the south.
The city was therefore surrounded on
all sides and communication entirely
cut of. Macmillan attempted to send
accommodating parties out, but they IN
variably went over 10 the Liberals,
stating that the troops inside were very
much demoralized, and that all natives
would join the Liberals As soon as they
had an opportunity.
The Imperialists had about 1900 men
in the City OF Mexico, under Jabra.
Most Of them. however, have been forci-
bly, taken into service, and cannot be
relied on.
Generals Diego. Alvarez, Riva. Pala-
clio, Martincs, Lasco, Netes and others,
in..est very closely the city Of Mexico,
and had already isolated it from the in
terror. Puebla was defended by 2O0O
men under Norieg5, and General Diaz,
with 5000 men, had begun his opera
tons to take it. Should MaXimilian
be captured mt Queretaro, rs is conf
IDENTIFY expected, he will leave Mexico,
and Vera Cruz will surrender without
firing a.siuglc shot more.
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had prepared communication and sent
i to the National Intelligencer, giving
an account Of the purposes of himself
and his confederates; that theremainder
of the diary consisted of glorification
of himself (Booth), whom he likened to
Brutas, and denunciations of his vic
tim, whom he calls q tyrant, &c.
Judge Holt further says that IN MS
Judgment the diary she'd no light upon
the cases. He did not deem Improper 10
offer it as evidence.
The publisher Of the Intelligence
testified that he had not received the
communication Booth pretended TO nave
sent that paper. aud finally, there IS no
evidence that Booth had written any
thing in the book other than that which
is found there.
The fate of the Russo.American treaty
now in the Senate is problematical, 1t
being a piece of Mr.. Stewards diplomacy.
A number of leading radicals, including
Mr.. Stevens, favor it. The great COM
mercial advantages secured by it are
universally admitted.
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New York Hens

NEW YORK, April 2.-The book trade
sale to-day passed off at remunerative
rates.
The strikes among the laborcrs and
iourneymen Las not become general.
The masons have. however, decided to
demand $3.50 from Monday next, and
threaten to cease work if their demands
are not acceded to.
A man, named Vanderbilt, residing
near HackenSack, y. j., was arrested
to-day for treating girl thirteen years
of age with revolving cruelty. The
child was taken from an asylum for
orphans and destitute children in New
York to do general hoHsework. 1t is
alleged that the child was tied up by
the wrist and whipped until her flesh
was badly mangled. The child sue
ceeded in escaping, and made the facts
known to the neighbors, who threaten
ed to lynch Vanderbilt. but were de-
tered by Catholic priest.
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From ~. E.cuis.

ST. LOUIS. April 2.-The Democrats
Junction City, Kansas, correspondent
says: General Hancock's Indian eXpedi-
ton. 800 strong. was al Saiina Satur-
day. General Hancock proposes to go
TO Fort Lancd, on the Santa Fc road,
where he will write TO the cliiefs of hos
tile tribes TO counsel them 10 discuss
terms of peace. If they fail 10 agree he
will Immediately enter 'en Il vigorous
war against them.
Advices from Utah anu Colorado say
the weather was intensely cold in March.
In some localities the mercury had fallen
40 degrees below zero. The. snow was
very deep, and disastrous floods were
looked for in the mountain. districts.
A large number of horses and cattle
were frozen to death, and General Augur
and staff, together with fifty paSsen
gers, are snow-bound at Lone Star,
Northern Pacific railroad. John y.
Halderman, anti-Radical. was elected
Mayor of Leavenworth yesterday, and
Hon. Samuel Kemble elected Mayor of
Lawrence. Kansas. Politics did not
ent or into the election. john ID. Perry
and Ad6lphus Meir, of st. Louis, were
reelected yesterday as President and
Vice President of the Union Pacific rail-
road. Eastern Division. The Board of
Directors is about the same as last year.
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U. S. SENATE.
executive Session.
WASHINGTON, Apr

WASHINGTON, April ..
Mr.. johnson rose to privileged ques-
ton aud defended Philip Frank Thomas,
Senator-elect from Maryland, against
the charge contained in the report OF
the Bank of Commerce in 1862, that he,
while Secretary of the Treasury, failed
TO sroyide for the payment of interest
on the public debt falling due JANUARY
1861. Sir. johnson caused to be read
long letter from Mr.. Thomas IN defense
of his loyalty and official conduct, snow
ing that he successfully made such pro-
vision.
Mr.. Howard said he had brought TINS
matter before the Senate last month lot
the benefit of rhe Judiciary committee.
He was no accuser or prosecutor, Dut
il did seem strange that, although
tbe report was maze five years ago,
Mr.. Thomas had not until recently
heard of it, Notwithstanding extracts
published in the National lnteliiSencer
in May, 1862.
Mr.. johnson explained that after lcav-
ing Washington in 1862, Mr.. Thomas
went to his farm in Maryland, and did
not see the Intelligencer and only sub
scribed TO the Baltimore Sun.
On motion of Mr.. johnson the letter
of Mr.. Thomas defending himself against
the charge OF reasonable conspiracy To
damage the public credit, was referred
! to the Judiciary committee.
| The Senate then Went into Executive
session.
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THE EXPOSITION.

Opening of tho Great Paris UnircysnI
ment Incomplete - Disqualification
with C0m,nissioner Beckwith-As
sembl.ge in the Art Gailnry-super-
ioriiy of American Ladies-Appear
nucc OF the emperor a"d Empress
No Inducenacnf 80 Visit Paris before
Nay.
New YORK, April 2.-The Herald has
the following special:
PARIS, April 1.-The great Paris Uni
versal Exposition was formally opened
this morning. The Eday was observed
aS holiday by the entire population.
At III o'clock the doors were opened,
and by the time the Emperor was there,
there were 5000 people present, and out
side at least loo, 600 people had assem-
bled. There were 5000 police on duty,
and the order was excellent. &.
Every carriage i'll Paris seems TO have
been employed. The grounds of and
around the exhibition building are in q
lamentable state of confusion. Not one
tenth of the goods are opened and ar
ranged, but the French department is
in the best order. Next to that are the
UuSSllu lllt lsuSllSli
All the other departments are not ready.
The American department IS one of
the most incomplete, and the commits
sioners, exhibitors and Americans in
general are very much dissatisfied with
Commissioner Beckwith, who appears
totally inefficient.
The only department i'll operation is
the restaurants, but even here the
Americans are behind hand. The only
goods that have been damaged on the
voyages are American.
At one o'clock the invited guests as
scmbled in the art gallery, where Amer
lea made a fine show, many fine pictures
being exhibited and we'll hung, but the
English display was much greater.
When the guests had assembled, how
ever, the superiority of the American
ladies was conceded.
There were many present all the day,
and a brilliant company, beaming with
diamonds and odors, filled the central
Hall, to welcome the Emperor and> En-
press, who came precisely at = O'Clock.
They drove up an avenue covered with
green and gold, and draped with flags
and lined with soldiers. They alighted
at a splendid Pavilion, specially built
for the Emperor. The Emperor having
reappeared, gave his arm to the EN-
press, and proceeded on foot TO the main
door, preceded by the Chamberlains.
The party passed round the entire gal
lery, nearly mile long. The Emperor
spoke few words TO each Commission
er, but at the American department he
stopped with the Empress and bowed
to the crowd who were cheering him.
The Exposition will not be ready till
May. One-half of the space is allotted
to France, and that is not incomplete.
The English are very strong i'll machin-
cry, beating the Americans in that de-
partment. There is nothing like so
many strangers here as was expected.
The number of Americans is not much
greater than usual every season.
Prices have gone up fearfully. Hotels
raise their charges fifty per cent. after
this week. 1t is useless TO come to SEQ
the Exposition before May.
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BY THE. CABLE.
Telegraph to the Resister'I

IoxnoS. April 2-Noon.-Consols 81;
Erie se4: Illinois CcntEal7ss; =. 5. bonds
rs.
A later dispatch from Dublin says the
troops were searching yesterday near
the city for Fenians, and found three,
fully armed. The troops fired on and
killed one Fepian. One who proved TO
he the notorious Mcclure was captured.
The other one escaped.
LIVERPOOL, P. Motion dull and
slightly declined. Breadstuffs firmer
and prices advanced. Corn quoted at
los for California. Wheat advanced I'd
on white. Beef firmer. Others are un-
changed.
IoSpoN, April 2-Evening.-Consols
close Mt 81; 5-2Os rs; Illinois Central 7e;
Erie 393.
Advices from Bombay state that the
growth of cotton in that region has
greatly increased.
FRANKFoRT, April 2-5.2os 7o.
PARIS, April 2.-5-20s SAG.
LIVERPOOL, April 2.-CottOn sllSntly
declined; middling l2sd; breadstuti'
firmer and advancing; corn 40s cd fo
mixed western; California wheat adj
vanced slightly; quoted at lbs Sd.
LIVERPOOL, April 2-Evening.-Cot
ton closes dull; sales 1000 bales: CLOSING
quotations, middling uplands l2sal3
Advices from Manchester untavorable.
Breadstuffs firm; No. red Wheat los
Sd; white California lbs Cd Flour 2os
Corn Ais, an advance OF OF; bariey Is
Cd; Oats IS Sd.
Provisions generally unchanged
Pork 76s; Beef ILLS ID, an advance oil
% Cd; Bacan 40s Cd Cheese 6os; LARD
49s, decline of Cd.
Produce unchanged.
LONDON, April 2.-In the House o.
Lords last night the Duke Of Bucking
ham, Colonial Secretary, said the pros
pective transfer of Russian North Amer
lean possessions to the United State
was a matter Of Indifference to England
DUBLIN, April 2.-Dispatches from
Cork report a fight in the vicinity o
that city, this morning, between tn
troops and band of Fenians. Severa
rebels were taken prisoners
PARIS, April ACCOMPLISHMENTS
bonds, 94s.
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coTTON-Dull; middlinp is held at

COTTON-Dull; middling is held at
27c. but could have been bought ut 26l;
the large receipts reported at New Or
leans. and the discouraging news from
Liverpool, distressed the market.
WHISKY-Dull and prices nominal;
DC is offered. The Illicit traffic in the
article has demoralized the trade SO
much that no one can do a legitimate
business in it without mourning some
loss.
PROFESSIONALISM and prices droop-
ing.
MESS PORK-Is held at % 75a23 90
for country and city, but buyers want
concessions from these rates.
BULK NEATS-Wcre offered at sal7
without buyers. "
BACON-sa4 lower. C
.LARD-Unchanged and dull; small
lots of city were sold at 49,, but not
much Offering.
BUTTER-30a33.
EGGS-19a20.
CHEESE-17a17t.
SEEDS-Cloyer 10 80; timothy 2 80;
flax 2 50a2 60.
LINSEED OIL 80.
GOLD-l33e buying, and l34i selling.
MONEY-Remains close at 10a12 per
cent.
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Copies Of "a few OF Wr. Blake
Iy's Testimonials,
VICTORIA PARK AcADRNI.

VICTORIA PARK ACADRNI,
CLIFTON, BRISTOL.
Mr. Blakely has been Classical and Mathemat-
ical master in my Academy. He has received q
good Classical aud Mathematical education. |
found him to be- lively and very interesting
teacher, and by his cheerful disposition he won
the affections of his pupils. l know him TO be
the son of highly respectable and religious pa
rents, aud he IL gentlemanly and respectable
young man. .... .-.r
think he is sure to give satisfaction wherever
h goes, and he has my best wishes for his fu
ture success, Of which he is so worthy.
BENJAMIN ToNrKINs,
March, 1862. Principal.
GRAN1AR School PESZASCE,
MIDSUMMER, 1869.
Nr. T. +. Blakely has been Second apd Class
zeal Master in this school for ols year. He il
very energetic and conscientious in his work,
and has given me great satisfaction, which j am
convinced be will do anywhere.
7. BENNETT, Head Master.
PEsTALozzIAS INSTITUTE,
WoRXsoP, Norris, ENGLAND.
anu happy to certify that Mr. Blakely's
ability, attainments aud character are of high
order. He was eighteen months first Classical
Master In my establishment He is successful
teacher, knows how TO captivate his pupils at.
tention and make them love their stgdies.
He prepared several candidates both senior
and junior for the Cambridge examinations in
Classics English and Theology, and Of seven
candidates, six were placed in the honor list, tho
other merely passing, .r- .
Dee. "a, isel. 1. l.. ELLENBERGER.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial.


NEW YORK, April 2.-The money mar
ket was very active throughout the
day: the rate for call loans opened at !
per cent, but towards the close OF
bank hours the market was easier.
Governments were fraction better
to-day; the closing rates were: 81 cou-
pons l09sa1O9s; $50 coupons lO9t alO9f;
for '62. 1919; for "a, 10elalOSt; for TO,
lO7IalU75: for new bonds, 1O-4O coupons,
9Sa9SI: 100 notes, 106al06s for LIST Sc
ries, and lO52alO53 for I'd and Sd series.
Border State stocks dull and general
IL. lower; new Tennessee 632: old Yir-
ginia Is 61a66; old Georgia 6s 6S~ bid;
new North Carolina Is 47a49; Missouri
Is 954a96; Hannibal and st. Joseph
bonds S0aS2; Pacific bonds 95a96.
Steamship shares were lower III the
forenoon, but subsequently improved;
Pacific l29tal29t; Atlantic S3taS5t.
Miscellaneous shares dull.
Railway speculation continues very
tame. There is a great lack OF outside
operators, and the bull interest is weak.
At II o'clock open board the market was
firm and generally fraction better, but
at the stock exchange there was an av-
erage decline of iai with very little do
ing.
Michigan Southern was the weakest
stock on the list and fell off per cent.
from the opening price. After the reg
ular board the market began to i'm
prove, and before one o'clock recovered
to the highest point of the day. Stead
mess prevailed ut the one o'clock board,
but at the second board the market was
weak and lower, closing steady but
very quiet at last open board. Gold,
134gal3ii. 90,
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2G!a
%: Canton 454a464; Cumberland 3la3l;
Quicksilver 33!a33f; Mariposa S4a9; do.
preferred 22a22t Western Union Tele,
graph 4i4a4lf; New York Central
iO5sai05i; Erie 5Sa5ss; Hudson l3oial35;
Reading 1O2al04: Michigan Southern
723a72G; Illinois Central 1l5all5i; Cleve-
land and Pittsburg 7a3n7ss; Cleveland
and Toledo 120al2l; Rock Island 9lsa
OLE: Northwestern 35ga353: do. preferred
G4gaGil: Fort Wayne 92sa93f.
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FROM WASHINGTON

Bosth's Diary TO be Giycu 10 tho PM,
lic-Judge Holt. Opinion Of il n.
Evidence.
New YORK, April 2.-The Times spes-
cisl says: The diary taken from the
body of Booth will be given to the pub
lie in few days. Judge Holt has testi-
fed before the Judiciary committee
that the diary was given to him, to-
gether with the other articles found on
Booth, immediately upon the arrival OF
the captors of the assassin in Washing
ton. The book has been in his hands
and under his control ever since that.
1t has not been altered in any particu-
lar; that when it was handed to him
eighteen leaves were cut out; that the
diary commences with April 18th. The
first entry on that day says he (Booth)
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given in every instance, the money will DO cheer
fully refunded. Price by mail, sealed and post.
paid, 81. Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS e.
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Y, Sole agents for the United States.