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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
ReWarding Deserters-DemO.
cratic Refrenchnle nI.

Onr ambitious neighbOr, the Herald, has
been so badly crippled in the controversy
it commenced in relation TO the compare
tive economy of the Republican and Dem
tcratic administrations of our State and
county governments, that il has abandoned
that damaging subject, AMI now turns its
attention TO criticizing the expenditures oil
the national government. That ought to be
a tender topic to Democrat. as full three
fourths ofthe present outlay of public mon
ey results from rebellion against the
Union by One-half the Democratic party,
and the aid and encouragement given that
half by the other.
Large as the national expenses are. they
would be less if President johnson were
not surrounded by pack of plunderers
and thieves, which desertion of the Union
party has seemingly forced him TO call TO his
support 1t appears by a discussion in
Congress few days ago, that the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in West Vir-
ginia, being sadly in want of votes, found
1913 desertcrs from the Union army in his
district, who in consequence ofiheir deser-
ton were DISTINGUISHED. Iftheir disability
could be removed lac could get the vote of
every scamp Of them. In this emergency
he appealed To the President to pardon the
descrtcrs. which would remove the dlsqual-
ificati0n resulting from The crime of deser-
ton. By means OF a liberal fee paid to
Tom Florence, 4 Copperhead Lazarus who
hangs around the White House to pick up
such odd crumbs as come handy. the ne
cessitieS of the Democratic candidate in
West Virginia were made known to the
President, who graciously pardoned every
rascal of the 1913 deserters. Florence got
81 900 for his interposition ard the ICON
Democrat candidate for Con-
gress got 1913 extra votes, but lost his cleo
ton.
But there was worse feature to the
BY law. the pay and allow
ances due these deserters were forfeited TO
the United States, and had been devoted to
the fund for the support of the National
Asylum for disabled Soldiers, but the par
don condoned the crime of desertiOn of
which they were all guilty, and after casting
their votes for the Democratic ticket they
made application for the sums which they
had forfeited by ,iesertion, and the repro
bates received, in consequence of the par
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05

The communication from Bourbon over
the signature of JUSTICE" cannot appear
unless the author authorizes us to substi-
tute his own proper name. Ii he is dlsp0-
sed to break a lance with our correspon-
dent, MERCURY, on equal terms, he shall
be gratified, but we cannot allow him TO
publish such an unjustifiable personal as
sault upon him, as We consider it, without
taking the respons Utility; and besides, we
think he ought to enjoy all the credit to be
derived from the eulogy he pronounces
upon that malignant, unscrupulous and
foul-mouthed Copperhead, the So cores
pondent of the Democrat. We have al
ways entertained profound respect for
the author of JUSTICE and would not
even now say any thing diSrcspectful OF
him as a man or citizen, but he must al
iaboring under a temporary mental delu-
sion when he penncd his communication,
which transformed vice into virtue and
virtue into vice. Upon no other hypOthc-
sis can we account for his panegyric upon
the Democrats Bourbon correspondent.
ard pronouncing him a gentleman. y gen
tleman, If - is gentleman, in the full
sense of the term, we think there are
very few outside of a penitentiary but can
, aspire with equal justice to the appellation
Another reason why we think our friend
must have been laboring under a serious
and strange mental alteration when he
penned his article, is the threat with which
he menaces US at the close. If he had not
himself been bordering upon lunacy he
would have known the only effect Of
threats. except upon pOltroons and sycO-
plants, is defiance and contempt. II he
does not consider this allusion very com
plimentary, neither do VIC regard his
conditional threat of prescription as very
complimentary to our manhood. We con
slider it equivalent to his calling us a moral
and physical COW ard. We wish to undc-
ceive him in regard to the first-about the
| latter we are perfectly indifferent. We
hope, ere this, he has been restored to his
right mind, and will withdraw his com
munication. But if he insists upon its
publication, over tie signature he has a
dopted, we have no doubt the Plymouth
Democrat will cheerfully oblge him. We
would advise him, however, as friend. to
ponder long and seriously before conclu-
ding to engage in bitter, personal contro-
versy through the papers n private citi-
zen though he is, he must expect if he at
tacks any one to be attacked in turn. and
if he should get the worst of it, as we
think he would, there would be very few
to sympathise for him. He has a right, if
he chooses, to regard as a gentleman and
good fellow one who has tried his best in
times past 10 destroy his moral character,
and sneered at him as niger worshiper
and misceganaiionist, butNve think he will
find very few to appreciate his forgiving
spirit. He may think one who was ready
and anxious only couple of years since to
hang him for his loyalty to the country "a
good fellow" but he must pardon us for
differing with him. y good fellow and
gentleman in private life, cannot be malig-
nant. intolcrant and totally INSCRIPTIONS
in politics, and a scoffer besides at religion.
temperance and humanity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05

dons granted for political purposes the
aggregate sum of $4,000 from the treasury
of the United States, that of right should
have been applied to the comfort and sup
port of the veterans who bled and did not
desert their colors. Does the Herald con-
slider that a Legitimate and economical
transaction? Does it regard it as in accor-
dance with ''the time -honored principles"
Does this scandalous act give promise that
the Democratic party is any purer than
before it rebelled, OF Bowles, Milligan and
other Indiana Democrats conspired to over
throw al government in this State and
transfer it to the rebels?
We don't expect an answer to these
questions any more than we expected the
Herald to explain why local taxes are from
two to four times higher in Democratic
counties than in the Republican county oil
Marion; but they will be profitable for the
people 10 consider-Ind. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
who Utedt

The Democrat of last week contained
the following:
''In the same article the editor says for
the thousandth time that we did not swear
correctly last spring when we gave in our
income for 1865 at less than 5000. Ii
makes 10 difference what the editor saws.
His say amounts to simply nothing. The
assessor did not require of us an oath. and
. we did not swear, so the editor, in this. as
in all other statements made about US. hes
wilfuily lied. Our income was given in
correctly. and if the editor is not satisfied
we presume he can fret and fume till the
spell wears off.
The reader will observe that the Demo-
crat editor in the above denies having
sworn to his income. Read the following
and then say who "has wilfully lied:
e TRUE cory OF THE ORIGINAL
STATE OF INDIANA, .
Marshall Co.
IS. L. Harvey being duly sworn
according to law, saws that be was not pos
sessed OF. or entitled in any way TO. on in
come to the amount of six hundred dol
lars in value. from any or all sources
whatever. during the year 1866. liable To
be assessed according to the provisions OF
the laws of the United States, as he sol
emily or verify believes
IS. L. HARVEY
''Sworn and subscribed this lst day OF
Nav. A. n. 1866. before me. the subscri-
Der, Assistant Assessor for the 9Th division
ofthe 9th Assessment District for Ind.
&C. WHITMoRE. Asst Assessor"
Ii any one doubts the genuineness o.
this document he can have the doubt dis
PEELED by inquiring of Mr.. G. Whitmore
Didn't swear to your income, ell? Whc
has wilfully lied?
But he says he gave in his income cor
rectly, then he ''wilfully lied" again wher
he made the following statement:
Within the past two years we hav,
paid for the office from the proceeds there
of, and besides this have added over three
hundred dollars worth of material to The
establishment"
Both statements cannot possibly be cor
rect. He gave $500 for rhe office and has
added over $500 worth of material during
the last two years, he says. and yet swore
yes swoRE, notwithstanding his denial, that
his income liable TO be assessed was less
than six hundred dollars. Is he not nice
fellow to talk about the dishonesty of q
child? If the last statement is true, and
we believe it is, the revenue officer will
not discharge his duty unless he assesses
him for the full amount of what he admits
was his income the last year, $1,000, with
the addition of so per cent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
Municipal Elections.

The election in St. Louis on Wedne sday
resulted in Radical victory. The MAJOR
ity was nearly 5000.
The election In Cincinnati on Monday
resulted in an overwhelming Republican
victory. The majority was over 1000.
Most of the city elections this week have
gone the same way. Not one third went
Democratic
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05

1t will last from three 10 six times longer
than any other Steel Plow made anywhere by any
body This has often been proved by actual in
gritty soils occasionally to lie found on the margins
OF streams in the West, in which sheetst,sl Flows
have been habitually cent through in blowing
eighty acres or less, it having already pl"wed
three hundred acres of the same Ill without yet
being half worn.
1t will ''scour" in the most difficult soils.
where all other Pows have failed. If there is rod
Of ground anywhere in which il will not scour, we
have Yet to find il.
1t draws lighter than any other Plow
while cutting the same width and depth
The Share can be sharpened, or Point
welded on. readily ordinary Plows, by any
blacksmith who understands his trade the steel is
perfectly malcablc, and works kindly"
Any section can be replaced by dup
lcate 10 be had ofany Agent, as the Share, Land
side and Moulboarls cast i'm mouds.
Ii is well stocked with New England
second-growth timber. and the standard is wrought
iron, with slots" in the cap to give take
land at pleasure.
1t plows at any depth, from three TO
twelve inches, WORKS perfectly in either stubble or
turf leaves clean furrow. and turns under stubble
and foul trash completely.
II is the cheapest PlOw in the world,
just there is economy in paying six dollars
once, rather than five dollars five six times ovcr;-
in not losing time aud your temper, because your
PlOw won't ''scour', and in doing a quarter or
NTH more work. with the same power. The quality
ana quantity ofwork 10 viii endure 10 perform must
he Considered well the cost price, in determine
ing whether or not the Plcw is cheap. Flows are
used for profit and the o,d Of ,rhicb the most doll
and esEfs be got in proportion cost, Is tie
cheapest, and we confident a man gets more than
a hundred dollars worth Of "Plow'' every time he
gets one of these.
These remarks are made after famil-
iarity with the merits of the good Plows in in
the West, many Of which have justly earned good
reputation
Our new model 3D. Pillow is designed
expressly for siubble and foul ground. Heretofore
we have had only the &C. pattern designed for both,
turfand stubble. The OBJ and CO. patterns to-
ether will enable rs, to meet the views of all
shape, and give them either 'iold' Jean plows
as they prefer.
Call and see them.
Warranty very liberal.
For Sale only by
RICK g. TOAN Dl,.,,o,tI IL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL
OR
How to make from SIS to $40 a dayl

10000 Agents wanted in every State, county, town.
village and hamlet, in the u = and Brit rrt vim
ces Any enterprising man. woman, or child, can
average the above amount every day. Occupation
light and pleasant; no travelling or subscriptions
Full instructions sent TO address receipt of
25cents. Those out of employment viii find this an
opportunity seldom offered. Address.
"ANrRrcAS ADVERTISER"
Pine Bush, Orange Co, n. Y.
April 8 1ss7.-2m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
SICILLIAN CURLING FLUID.

This is the only article that viii cause the straight
est hair TO curl with ease, at the same time IL inrg
crates, cleanses and beauties the hair giving il
glossy and most splendid appearance. 1t be SO
applied as to cause the hair TO curl for one day or
week, for month for any longer period desired;
perfect saisfac tion any address
receipt of 30 cts.
ID. j. STANSBERY g. CO., Chemists,
Pine Bush, Orange Co., N, ".
"A pril s. 1857 jim
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
The Horticultural Association
is MO GIFT ENTERPRISE !

And must net be confound.d with the Dollar Cir
Concerts and humbugs which have been advertised
extensively throughout the country.
Having been appointed 10 examine the Title OF the
Model Fruit Farm and Personal Property. beg leave
to make the following statement: We find the Title
perfectly free from all incumbrance, and all other
prizes on hand, and ready for the drawing at the
time appointed
W. Buffin, a. III. Dixon.
State Of Illinois, SIS
Cook County. 60
Henry :. Monroe, being duly sworn says that he
has examined the certified Abstract of Title Smith
Whitfiers Farm IF "a at ST. Joseph, Mich add
according TO il find title perfect in him.
HESLY s. MONROE.
Subscribe and sworn 10 before me this 22d day Of
Feb, \. u. 1867. NJ. W. MVRPuY. Notary Public.
The = ssociation would respectfully refer to the
following gentlemen:
Hon. J. Il. Upton. VI. e. Hon. Morgan Sherwood,
Hon. J. Morrison, Gen. Ward, j. L. Stevens B..F.
King, O. w. ovatt, st Joseph Michigan; g. s. Frnk.
Chicago. ILL.,; B. +. Lawrence, banker, Stephen
Lasher Elgin, ILL.,; l.. Gllett, Aurora, ILL.,; James
Black. Detroit, Mich; W lillian Bort, Niles, Mich; ii.
Y. Schell, Chicago, III.
Applications for Certificates should he
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
BEAUTY!

Auburn, Golden, Flaxen g. Silken CurIs,
DRODUCED by the use of Prof. DE-
4 BREUX FRISER LIZ CHEVEUX.
One application warranted tocurI the most
straight and stubborn hair ofeither sex
into wavy Inslets, or heavy massive curls.
Has been used by the fashionablesof Paris
and London, with the most gratifying
results. Does no injury to the hair. Price
by mail, sealed and osipaid, ST. Descriptive
Circulars nailed free. Address BERGER,
SHUTS & CO., No. 2S5 River ST., Troy,
N. Y, Sole Agents for the United States.
nl5yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
THE AWARD OF PREMIUMS
WILL BE MADE
AT ST. JOSEPH MICHIGAN.
NAV LIST. 1867.

committee viii te arlointe1to supcrtntehh inc
distribution If the Prizes by the Horticultural and
Agricultural Societies II Michigan. composed exclu
svely of Fruit Growers and Farmers, none Of whom
shall harcany interest whatever Ia the drawing.
As soon rs the awards made. perfect title ofthe
Premiums will be furnished to l fortunate
holders of Certificates.
On receipt ofS2 we will forward one certificate
with list Of engraviugs. from which, parties nav
select one they choose. The engra wings Will
number so different varieties the retail price of
which is e. each, in any AIT Association in the
country.
Observe that Won receive nearly the worth of your
money At once and ut this same time opport unity
IL given You 10 secure Independent fortune for iite
the same Mr.. A. H. LEE Of Prairie du Rocher. who
drew the Crosby Opera House al Chicago the 2st
of January. 1867. with single ticket Of s. or hun
are,ls oiothers whom might mention that have
made themselves wealthy by the simple investment
Of one two dollars.
Every Farmer and Horticulturist should feel an
interest ia securing this beautiful home for himself
or family.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
FISK & HATCH.

BANKERS and Dealers In Government Securities.
No. Nassau Street, N. Y.
N. B.--All kinds OF Government Securities
received at the full m,rket price in exchange
for the above Bonds. Also,
CT All descriptions of. Govern
ment Securities kept constantly on
hand, and Bought. Sold, or Ex-
changed.
u Gold Coin and U. S. Coupons bought,
sold, and collected.
E- Deposits received on liberal
terms, subject to check at sight.
a. Collections made throughout the coun-
try.
D Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds
bought and sold at the Stock Exchange on
comm :ssion for cash
EE Special Attention given to
the Exchange of SEVEN THIRTY
NOTES Of all the Series for the New
FIVE-TWENTY BONDS of 1868.
on the most favorable terms.
March l5.-1mo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
Aaron Collett, J
vs..
james B. Oneal.N

vs.
James B Oneal.S
WHEREAS, Aaron Collect has fled with me,
John Cless, a Justice of the Peace, a com
plant against james b. Oneai, a.so an affida
VT for attachment, charging that the defend.
ant is a non resident of the State of Indiana /:
also an affidavit charging that George w.
Young had credits or effects in his hands be.
longing to said defendant. and summon was
duly issued, and returned by the Constable
mot iound," and wi.,s of attachment and
garnshee were issued. and said George w
Young appeared and answered that he had
credits and effects in his bands belonging To
said James B. Oneal; This notifies said de.
iendant that unless lie appear at my office in
the town of Bourbon, Marshall county. Indi-
ana, on the 10Th day OF April, 1867, at the
hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and answer or de
mHr TO said complaint, the same will be heard
and determined in his absence.
mar 22.-t3 JOHN CLESS, J.P.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
SMITH WHITTIER,

T. o. Drawc- 6,lS7, CHICAGO. ILL.
MOneycd letters at my risk.
All letters containing over $40 please register.
B6-Agents wanted i'm every town and county
throughout the United States. whom liberal dis
count will he made. IApril ;, iS67-3m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05

THE
CENTRAL
Pacific r. r. Co.
Having Completed, Equipped
and put i'll operation nearly
One Hundred Miles of their
Road, from Sacramento, Cali
fornia, to within ~ miles of
the summit of the Sierra Ncva-
da Mountains, continue to of
fer for sale, through us, their
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
issued in conformity with the Acts Of Con
gross and the laws of the State OF California,
upon the division OF their Road located in the
State Of Cali !ornia, and extending one hund
red and fifty six miles from Sacramento Cit,
to the California State line.
The Bonds have Thirty Years to run from
July |, 1865, and are secured bya
FIRST MORTGAGE,
constituting an absolute prior lien on
the portin of Road above named
with, all the Rights, Franchises.
Equipments, &c, pertaining thereto.
The amount Of these First Mortgage Bond:
to be issred per mile is limited By law to the
amount of United States Bonds allowed and
issued to aid the construction of the Road, and
the Mortgage by which they are secured is
DECLARED BY ACT OF CONGRESS TIC
CONSTITUTE A LIEN PRIOR AND SU.
PERIOR TO THAT OF THE UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT.
Interest at the rate of Six per cert. per
Annum, payable Semi Annually, on the First
days of January and July.
IrIhcipala anu interest payaoie IN
UNITED STATES GOLD COIN,
in the City Of New York.
The price of the Bonds is fixed for the pres
ent at 30 per cent, ard accrued interest from
January lst in Currency, the Company re-
serving the right to advance the price when
ever it is their interest to do so.
The Road forms the Western part o: the
MAIN TRUNK
Of the
Great National Pacific Railroad,
authorized, adopted and aided by
The United States Government.
IL runs through the heart of the richest and
mnSt nOnuiou, -acf,o,, of tho e Cliff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
List of Premiums.

List Oh Hre1n lOl1nS-
No. 1.-The Model Fruit Farm $4,000
2-Si 900 in GrecnIacks 1000
3-0ne span ef ma tched Bzy Horses, with
elegant Top Carriage and Harness 1900
i-One superb oil Painting Mary Mag
dalene and Child, value LOO
5-One Piano. (Chickering) 200
The Piano drawn by me at the North
western Fair in Chicago; ticket $500.
No. One complete set Of black walnut
Furniture. in green rep GOO
.-One large Mirror. French Plate Glass,
feet high, marble trimmings 300
s-One Mslodeon 32i
9--0ns complete set 81 Parior Bedroom
Furniture 900
Ic--One complete set Of Sittng-room
Furniture 300
Ito Bone oil Painting in Oval Gilt
Frame Of Lincoln. Washington. Lady Wash
ington. Gen Grant. Gen sherman, Daniel
Webster, Tropics. spring, Tropics f'u,
Hunters Last Shot," each 500 1000
No. 20--One Cabinet Organ lao
2l-One Mirror, French Plate $50
22-onc Rosewood Marhle-TcF Center
Table 100
% to - inclusive Ten frst-class Sewing
Machines ; - each 800
81 20 - inciuSiyc-Five first class Knit
ting Machines $50 each 100
3s--Two Vases French Flowers, with
Marble Stands loo
Gone WhatnCt, with French plate
Mirrors -
i0--Parian Marble Card Receiver -
4l-one Mirror, French plate glass so
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05

tAUTION.-Wherea my wife, Mary
~ J. Clark, has left my bed and board
without cause, therefore all persons are eau
toned not to harbor or trust her my account,
rs / shall pay no debts oiher contracting after
this date. ABRAHAM E,<CLARK.
March 25th, 7-20t3-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05
.ERCHANT'S CELEBRATED

1vl GARGLING OIL, indispensable article
fr the Farmer, propretors of Livery Stables and
owners of Stock gederally. Beware of Counterfeits
T. A. LEMON, AGENT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05

ALL f'oH =, 90
The last call Before the Drawing.
Having lost the head Of my family, and desiring
retire from and anxiety, shall dispose ofmy
MODEL FRUIT FARM,
Ia the eenterof the great Peach Orchards of
ST. JOSEPH, MICH,
CONTAINING "a ACRES,
5000 Fruit Trees, 1900 Pear Trees,
500 Cherry g 200 Plum %
5000 Grape Vines, Seven acres in Berries
AND ALSO,
ONE OF TIE FINEST HOMES IN
THE STATE with fine Barns and Out Houses The
Flower Garden 10 not equaled in the Northwest
having over GO varietie. Of Flowers, with beautif
privet Cedar Hedges and all kinds Of 0rnamenta\
The house contains - rooms. With all the modern
improvements. Situated ON Lake Michigan, where
Won can see hundreds ofsteamers passing backwards
and forwards and. bright. clear day you see
the Garden City. Chicago ILL.,. from your door.
twill Weld this present year from $4,000 to 10000
baskets Of the finest grated fruit and il only costs
10 cents PER basket to deliver them in Chicago.
s. Joseph Michigan is situated directly opposit,,
Chicago on Lake Michigan, where hundreds of re-
tired gentlemen from Cincinnati, Detroit and Choa-
60 reside. There is three lines of steamers plying
backwards and forward.
PLAN OF DRAWING-1he plan ofAward adopt
cd is the following: 10000 numbers, representing the
Certificates issued will be placed in wheel, and
forty Tickets inscribed with the name Of the
premiums which will be placed in another. From
these wheels a number and premium will be drawn
smultan4e uslv. the numl or drawn in each Instance
will take the premium drawn with il. This plan Of
awarding premiums is admitted TO be the only fair
one To BE- adopted.
FIRST-There will lc issued 70 members Ccrtif-
Gates for 0CO0 shares. at 81 each nberi ng from
To 80 900 inclusive, each of n will entite
the holder to one fine Steel Engraving aud share in
| the awart. Of premiums
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05

A nd must net be confound.d with the Dollar Cir
Concerts and humbugs which have been advertised
- extensively throughout the country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05

As soon as the awards are made perfect title ofthe
III crcnt Premiums viii be furnished to t fortunate
holders of Certificates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-04-05

The last call Before the Drawing.
Having lost the head 81 my family, and desiring TO
fr..r,, lsr,nsn ofrn.-