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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12
IERHOVT.

The telegraph failed 10 report TO the
Western Press the result Of the election
held in Vermont on Tuesday of last week
The news agents of the Associated Press
supposed, we presume. that The result of
the elections in that State was known as
well before as after the election, ard that
no one felt any interest in the announce
ment. The Ncw York Tribune, even,
does not think it necessary to occupy more
space than is barely necessary to give the
verdict in condensed form, As follows:
vermont once more reasseris her proud
title of the ',star that never sets.l The vote
yesterday was but repetition ofthat of
last year, the year before, and the year be
fore that. The Hon. JONI b. PAGE, Re
publican. Is chosen Governor in place of
Paul DIILINGHAN bv from eighteen 10
twenty thousand majority. The Leoisla-
ture is after tbs established pattern; the
Senate. is all Republican, and the house
nearly so. Fifty-One towns elect II Re
publicans and 4 Democrats. Last year
Governor DnIISeHAM had q, s22 majority;
in 1865 he had Is, 729 majority: In SCI the
Republican majority was 1897 on Gov
erhor, and 22,S72 on President The Leg
islature last year was: Senate, SO Republi
cans, NO Democrats: House, 224 10 ID"
There ia no discount on the Green Noun
tain State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12
Republican C3Gnty Ticket.
California ELECTION.

The Copperheads have made clean
sweep in California, electing their candi-
date for Governor, the three members of
Congress, and majority of the Legislature
thu securing sCopperhead T. 5 Senator,
in place Of Dir. CONFESS. The Republicans
of California seemed 10 think themselves
strong enough to survive divisions among
themselves and rival tickets sSainst the
united forces of the opposition. but the re-
suit has proved they Sere mistaken, and
if the lesson is not wholly lost upor them
time may repair the damage OF the recent
defeat. There were two Republican can
didates for Governor and for several other
State offices, and this division on the State
ticket was disastrous to the candidates for
Congress and the Legislature, and on which
there was outward harmony. \ party di-
vided on part of its ticket cannot rally
lis Whole strength on the rest, as has beer
demonstrated in many instances besides
this in California.
We know nothing, remarks the Indiana
Journal, OF tbs quarrel between tha Cali
fornia factions, but both will probably be
sick enough of their folly after being DOM
ineersd over and insulied for two years by
the Confederate Democracy, who so unex-
pectedly find themselves once more in
possession of the political power of the
State. A patty is always in danger when
the idea IS entertained that i,s nominations
are equivalent 10 an election. Greed for
office, the jealousies Of rival politicians, The
insolent clamor for place and spoils by
mercena-ies who attach themselves to ma
jorities, simply because they are maiorities
and the unyielding tcnacity Of hobby riders
who insist upon their crotchcts being
shouldered by their party, eli have full
play where long success has banished the
fear that defeat is possible. and that par
ty can carry any and every load that may
be foisted upon it.
Until the great issues growing out of the
,ate rebellion are settled, theGRepublican
party cannot afford to let quarrels of aspi-
rarts for Office, OF the favorite projects of
cliquss engage its attention or divide its
strength: and we trust that the calamitous
result of faetionizing the party In Califor-
MIA viii not be lost upon our friends in
other States, as it certainly will not be on
the Republicans Of the Golden State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12

General Sheridan arrived at ST Louis
on Sunday morning last, and on Monday
night the citizens gave him a magnificent
reception.
The demonstration is said to have OK
ceedee anything oflbe kind that ever took
place in that city heretofore. The torch
light procession which was composed of
some thirty posts Of the Grand Army oI
the Republic. was three miles long. Short
speeches were made by Lieutenant Govern
or Smith, General Carl Schurz and Gen
crai Rile.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12
tlew advertisements.
For sale,
Steam Saw Mill.

A Portable Steam Double Circular Saw
Mill, of the very best manufacture, in splen-
did condition, new this season. The Owners
having decided to build Planning Mill. will
sell their Saw Mill on very reasonable terms.
The Mill can be seen in operation at any time,
as it is running every day, and manufacturing
a large amount of lumber. Persons desiring
to engage in the manufacture of lumber, will
do well to look at this Mill, as ii was selected
with great care and is undoubtedly the best
MIL in the county. i, is located in part of
the county where timber of the finest quality
may be found in abundance and can be bought
cheap. The owners will, if desired, sell a
quantity of timber with the Mill, or will agree
to furnish a considerable amount of saving,
or lift is desired to move the Mill to any 9TH
or section, being Detached Portable II can
be done easily and with very small COST
For full particulars address
MONTAGU & SEMPLE,
Sep. -. 1867. Warsaw, Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12
AMNESTY PRoCLAAAT1oM.

The Presidents long Threatened Amnesty
Proclamation ma, been issued at last.
The following is the concluding portion
and contains all that is OF Importance in
the document:
The following persons, and no others.
are excluded from the benefits of this proc
lamation, and of the said proclamation of
the 23th of May, 1865, namely:
First-The Chief or pretended Chief Ex-
ccutive officers, including the President,
Vice President, and all the heads Of the
Departments, Of the pretended Confederate
or rebel government, and all who were
agents thereof in foreign States and coun
tries, and all who held or pretended to
hold, in the service as the preten ded con-
federate government, a military rank or
title above the grade of Brigadier General,
and naval rank or title Shove that Of Cap
tain, and all who were or pretended to be,
Governors of States while maintaining.
abetting, or submitting to the rebellion.
SEooSD-All persons who in anyway
treated otherwise than as lawful prisoners
Of war, persons who in any capacity wers
employed or engaged in the military ser
vice or the United States
TmID-All persons who, atthe tine they
may seek to obtain the benefit Of This proc
lamatiOn, are actually in civil, military or
naval confinement, or held 10 bail before or
after conviction; and all persons who were
engaged, directly or indirectly, in the as
sassinatiOn of the late President Of the Uni
ted Statas, or in any plot or conspiracy in
any manner Herewith.
II is believed that the Presidenthas trans
cended his powers in issuing this proc;a-
nation. On the Sd of December last, the
House of Representatives repealed the sec
ton of the act Of July IL, 1862, which con-
ferred upon the President the power OF
declaring general amnesty; on The 9Th OF
January the Senate did the same, and az
the Executive neither signed nor returned
the bill, it became law ten Gays after
wards.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12

Adispatch to the NciO York Tribune
from Jacksonville, Florida, of August %,
say:
1t Fernandina and the ncighborhood a
curious question has CONS up. Among
the freedmen who presented themselves
for registration are large number who
were born ia africa
The Board Of Registration asked and
asked in vain fortheir naturalization papers.
and then referred the question of admit
ting them to higher authority. What the
decision is, | donot know, but il appears
10 me there can be but one
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12
DEA TIL OF VERNON HEM

DEA TIL OF GO VERNON HELM
The telegraph brings the not unex-
pected news of the decease of John
L. Helm, the recently elected Cover
nor of Kentucky, which event occur
red at his residence, near Elizabeth
town, at half past twelve O'Clock yes
terday. 1t will be remembered that
at the Inauguration of the Governor
he was very low, and his inaugural
address was read for him. His fune-
raj will take place tomorrow, exact
" one week from date of his acces-
sion to the Gubernatorial office. BY
the Constitution of Kentucky new
election will be held on the first Mon
day of August next to fill the vacan-
CIV, Lieutenant Governor Stevenson
performing the duties of the office
al interim. There is nothing to be
hoped politically from Governor Ste
venson, more than from Helm had
he lived.-Ind. Jour, Sept. 7.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12
MAINE.

The election for Governor and members
ofthe Legislature took place last Monday.
Chamberlain, the present incumbent is
reelected Goyern-r by $4,000 majority.
Last year the majority for Chamberlain
was "a 900, but there was very little inter-
est felt this year. The Presidential elsc-
ton next year will bring out full vote
and heavy Republican majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12

A travelling paragraph says that
jeff Davis has taken his daughter
from the Canadian Convent where she
was being educated, from fear that
she would become Catholic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12

Rsr. J. 4. C1faSE, Of Rms

Il find the White Zinc Compound 10 he rsry eTct-
eioas, nat only ia coughs and oer putin airii,s,s
bet also in dGoctinS Of ne hidn,ys debility Of Lts
stomach, csi other kindred oy,ydrss"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12

RE j. Il. CHASE, IF R;ims,y, ". ~, 'rritss:
~ hare for years Tsgdrd,d yosr Whit, Inn r,nr
regard 1t as ccious and raigal, than ,rE
hare jstst taken Tic COmlotusd for cold and IL rdE:
chdyRiagly.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12
The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY
DIR. J. w. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
HE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES.


1t was early in the spring of1s55 that this Cons
pound was originated. A member ofmy family was
afflicted with ar irritation Of the throat attended
with disagrceable cough. l had for some month";
previous thought that preparation, having for
its basis the inside bark Of white pine. might be 80
compounded as to be very useful In the ease tho
throat and lungs. To test the value 81 II in the
casealludcd TO. | compounded small quantity of
the medicine that had been planning and gayc
in teaspoOnful doses. The result was exceed
ingiy gratifying. Within two days the irritation
ofthe throat was removed the cough subsidized. and
speedy cure was effected. Soon after this Isent
some to a lady in Londonderry, " H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
Occasicned by "a sudden cold. and had raised mucus
streaked with blood. She soon found relief. and
sent for more. She took about ten ounces IF Ia
and got we'll. J. b Clark, EsQ.. editor Of the Mar-
chester Duly Mirror made a trial Of the SAND
preparation in the case Of severe cold, and was
cured Immediately. lie was 50 highly pleased
with the results and so eonfdentofsuccess attend
ing its sales if placed before the public. that he
finally persuaded me to give ii 4 isame and send
it abroad to benefit the suffering
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12
TeSfin1Oniak.

cery large member Of important testimonials bars
already BEN reccred fran I7iySicdHS Cfe.qVnlea Az.
ueoarS, and, iadeed from al Glasses ia scc5efy spea
ing IA he most tiattering TERMS Of the White Pms
Compound.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12

Bash Elisha
Byers MichaslJ
Byers Daniel
Buffham Joseph
Buckley Timothy
Boss John
Beerbrower Phillip
Barr John
Baker Jacob
BortOn Lewis
Borton Alder.
Brockus William G
Brockus William p
Bell John +
Burden Thomas
Bonhsm ] c (leh)
Blackburn Hiram J
Barlow K M
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offered to lend Spain 800 900 900 at tiyc per
cent interest. sftiqq b.. l,s4 II
y.i Nv. Si.nonton, agent of the New York
Associated Press has sned tho Tribune Of that
80 eity. for liLel:
It lis saias that al the foreign ministers at
Ssa vushitgtoHsAe eludiag the English and Turk
~ aall.Tares Saf fholicsr siai,.t,sr ~
Ss IL 81 slh h,s bssR formed formed il sfoattsa to
build railway from LcnnoxyillcIto Mcsantic
md Sain Fr;nla:iiSsco ~ xs.
ahses tt sp lestoa Baltimore on
"Wednesday All the pur Dcinocratic pomi-
sta ,,ses we're elected; .isiq
n. sT X Large he, buildings areaag going
ssf.enp Baltinrore.s Trades 10 that city are re-
: s..ss ga tS u fospsr0as ;s
In Russia the man 4 Of next Importance to
nthe Emperor is the editor Of tho Moscow Ga.
zette. -Sr
cattle butchcring match fof athte Cham.
ssi pionship lis impending among tie butchers Of
!, !, New York, Sgts..sy7.t.fsa@ ~ e
s se2 Nine young gentlemen recently made the
trip from Lyons to to- II 1srls ycIocipedcs III Il
eleven hours ',"'iA
.sfsiGgaugf nzsg
1.-THE Texas fcattlc fever has again made ;ts
appearance in tho Statea Of New York. The
Is animals had boon brought from Ohio.
a's Five hundred German cn,isrants arriycd,at
Now Orleans on Sunday from Hamburg. Most
- OF then: t. left Immediately for the Vest ,S
r. ~ correspondent of the Macon Gcorsia)
faa: Telegraph thinks this year cotton crop will
!. not yield more, tlian I! 100000 bales III
The AIikado of Japan has appointed an Eli
ey glish,han elord high ADMIRAL and another
~ superintendunt of mines for that country.
y to.s.t The Democrats, of Pennsy Ohio and
Indiana have cut Il Radical minority down
10000 instwo years.
3, All the Madrid Journals which had suspend
w sed theis publication have reappearcd since the
}. a. ,59 9sfseyolution. s7'. +. .
81 The Episcopal Convention refused to take
any action on tho subject of Nituplism, and
leaves the whole matter In the ha6ds Of the
bishops. .4a.e 83Ia4,sl1
tt,;titj.gs' q @
"A relic Of the ram Aerrimao, in, sle shape
~f'l of'ah inimcusc anchor, weighing nine thousand
pounds Ashas boon raised and is on exhibition
s. ut Norfolk asgs5g az s5E
sI Uherclare preccdcnts' for Presidential candi-
dates taking the stump ID Harrison made few
speeches and was elected but Scott in 1862,
g.!g Fillmore in 1856 and Douglas in 1860 fouiid
their personal efforts ofno avail in stemn,ing
ss, the :ids which was gostrongy against thom
Judge John A Iagliss, late ofsosth Caro-
10y" Tina, but now ct Baltiinoey has beeI rendered
3i She Presidency Of osethrope College in Geort
j gia 1t is not yot known whether ho viii
accept the proffcred position. IS
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iMI,09.ElilEl iMI,0.ElilEl0lR7;Dl, 0ll7;Dl1,, COLAEGelE,

i .lsaJs o5 sP-ARTASBuRG g. H., So. Ca.
i u The ls, Session of 18th, Collegiate Year berina
on 1st October, 1868. The College Has never sus,
pended and the Course of Study rem.ins un.
changed, but the Faculty admit irregular Stu.
dents, such wish to pursue Particular Studiea
only. The Preparatory School undos the Svpcr.
vision Of the Faculty opens NJ rns same time.
Tuition, in College, mud, Higher Glasses Of Pres
yeur int specie or its equivalent in currency Ia
Lower Glasses of Preparatory School with eontin,
gent fec, II Per year in currency--one.haif Ia
advance, -,,,
Board per month, In advance, about $l& In cur.
rency.. Forlfurtlser particulars address -,
sept l9-it A. NJ. SHIP, President.
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We,are now publishing. in serial form, His
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Also, splendid serial entitled 20 MONTHS IN
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THE STATE.-OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ehi loRANGEBURG- DISTRICT. .;,is,
sic. - ,.1r t1al la.sn,os, 4 lleas. ~ ..,.,..

'siiie. - nA tAal LSma,o,s l'lsas, stt4 ss.,.
Jos: y, q sersah' u, i41,fdsg.bnkn, r.t,i,,
Joseph Z. Dalcy,4J J,4 auf
,l Whereas the, Plaintiff did, on the osth day os
March, 1868, riie his Declaration against the De-
PENDANT who ns is said absent from and wtAsxt
the limits Of the' State, and has neither wife NOR
Attorney known within the .same, upon whom =
therefore ordered, That the said defendan. do ap-
pear and plead tohe said declaration ON or before
TIC 2tth day of MARCH,, I eG0. Otherwise final and
absolute judgment will then be given and awarded
Against him. 4e,di .n esnt.t s..ss9.1 tsi
sSfsh Ss1hs ST os5ssssA 1854 1 f hoBlSsoS sfsS
9 aPyno4l = nh, %, .ti nir..i ~. i.sl,,.,
1.-THE STATE ORs0UpII CAROLINA,
as'''i1 'iOnXNsnEnrRa DIsrn1cTrsa.ss4,,
= ''r In the Common Pleas.
Bailey !. ! Bros. g. =. Attachment. {.
XNTHERE.tS the plaintiT dill. ON the tenth Iav
w OF April. y. D: 1858; file Lis iDcalnfa, IN
against the Defendants mhu ms ii is said sre =
sent FROM and witl, he limits of this state, an
have neither wife nor Attorney known within tho
M'ac upon whom copy Of tho said Deciafsliea
might bt served. "a
II is thcrcforcopIercd. That the said Defendant
do appear and plead 70 the sail ON sr
hrfnrc the twelfth ,lay Of which viii bs is,
Tho year Lo.l oiie t!ii,sah,i eight hIirrsi
AMI l,ersis
rtlesi "a RIM
!. sasrhs gu I, ,s-
aiag' hllsis 81 : Ina
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A rnocLAMArloN.
Ansertcu..

~ "a sp1iOCLAAiATION. s
IN tho year, hiehjis'pevs drawing "A its end
tho art, the sisl sth6 .fb6r of klapA6plc'of
tho United States have been employed with
greater diligence and vigor and in broader
fields than ever before, aud tho fruits of the
earth have been gathered into tho granary aud
the storehouse in marvellous abundance Our
highways have been heightened, and new and
prolific regions have been occupied. We are
permitted to hope that long protractcd politi-
cal and sectional discussions are, &c no distant
day,a toegiye-place to, returning harmony aud
ftstdsnaa afstion fh2oashouk Aes Republic
Many fS}eigs Sstatcssbay red anto libsRfa
agfesmohts-ysith ps,u~dils aasions, whiSlka
far off, and which heretofore have been un-
social and exclusive, have become our Friends
4ssstss i hesi;E III srss4dihsyI asa WHICH Ess
Z |es arogncd baIsassings, baIsass i Sy uni
srsol coasset, soasshisis R and g sq9itablo 9S 6as
for cultivating personal piety and practici6g
public devotion. therefore recommend that
Thursday, the twenty sixth day OF November
next, be set apart and observed by all the
people of the United States as day public
praise, thanksgiving and prayer to tho AL
mighty. Creator and Divine Ruler of the Uni
vorsdI 1bys whose Scvor watehful, morcitulss and
gracibus providence alone. States aud nations,
no hss than families andipdividusl men, do
live and move and have tlioif being. a-& - =
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
! A.. II O..
TO be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this twelfth
day of October, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight, aud of tho Independence of the
United States tfenipetythifd. AN :
AKDEEWSJ SJOaINSONs 4
BY the President: WM. II. SEWARD, Sec
retary of State.
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Schedule. South Carolina Rail Road,

- (asss:;ts..: ,:. s,fi2, s4!i t:d( Agr,.ee
~ Esas Esa.sasss, 81 s .sl }1EF ILL l.Ssl 5itsI
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Charleston Courier for 1868.
DAILY. AND TRI-wEEKLY, :
BY AIS. MGIsIaNGToN & co.
Daily Paper ,s,ir -.3 $500 per Annum'
Tri-Wcckly Paper sl.OO per Annun,.

The War.closci viii, q large Indebtedness OH the
pnrt of our former subscribers, some of whom have
nrolfcrc. payment. To others we have present cd
cluin,, amid the losses and misforuncs by which
they have been surrounded having been spared the
necessity of doing so by the very generous prompt,
and hearty support we have uniformly received.
We are able to wait for the advent of better timcss
confidently assured thai when prosperity returns 10
the land they Yll cheerfuly neet iher IONS
10 all sIch We Cordially extend al ihstaGan to re-
new their subscriptions. ~ III.
Jan II tlh go If
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7, !, ,s;,;i.,S. I; y
IL 1--we Offer foivthe0taH Ptaniinr. s
Very large an. superior stock Of Fruit Trees Grape
Vines. Strawberry Plants, R6sta fyrstns, Or
nnmcn'nl n. Trees and Shrubs lled,lipg and Greens
House Plants. Descriptive niid Wholesale Cata-
losucs mailed application 10 ~.
L. j. DERCkMANS.
July i"--niS''''i =. - Augusta, Ga.
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[IILBElss HOUSE,
LII (roRMEELY MRS. pIBELE's,)
284 KING STREET.

Befmem Hc"t~orM and Hazel STREETS, and
mihm h'rc, minutes aruM Of at the
I'TncYH Wholesale oml Reta1
Houses Of Jiret',y Kiny on1 Hayae Streets
" and tic Post Office, Charleston, s. G. 'H
The City Railway, which runs to each extremity
Of the City, il within fifty yards Of the house
TERMS OF BOARD: i4
Board by the So SO
f" +" ." "Wcek................-$12 90 to Sl5 90
llESRB SrARNlcK, AIRs. B. HILBERs,
oct lS If
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g IEEAfL Z OFFICES.
TA6i Etats SOfi ;Ebilth i Carolina.
ORANGEBIIRG COUNTY. SIS

Msi1A Bserssas. e. rsffapf e1fhsss Rs.l.is. I. ssr
,@kstierl9iis Rsyets .sl lHgiAers. q
proys Msfssss II sss Rssa psSsH bssa sss mad
ss p4ss ssa hfss ssss s
the limits Of ordered, thss
he appear at the Court Of Probate 10 be hoidsn -
OrdnGctTf1g a. II for OFangebure IA County a. the
,sccpnd Monday in November, A. ID. 1858 fcr hsar-
ing said Petition and proving said win aha YSsfaS
mcnt in 'dne,form Of Luw. A5sss $50
ssProbate Ofieee,Nl ,THAD.-C. sANDREW6,
orangsoasg, 3; y, S,r(t.s;,1.,iiy y Judge Of Probpte.
aug w'Sa 6Sara salss,es saea s,s ss.a,,
.nie8 Wy ~ pr,as1. { SSss'ss 's
I . 8 TIL, i STATE, Or SOUTH CAROLINA
a'H % ,.a"'ORANGEBURah DrsTs sfsT1.s ssss,ss
In the Common Pleas,
Henry Bischof s. CO. IN fi.N itTIGI VIZ
Bailey s Bro, attachment.
wb%ssss .tlhs EdEntirs hlds on ,t4s il,S a., -
APRIL 1863 Afld their declaration gnifss Ethe Do.
fcndnnts, who, (as it is said, absent from and
without the limits of this State. and; have neither
wife or Attorney known within the same: utea
whom copy OF said Declaration may BIZ served
On motion of Messrss -Iilar & Dibble, Plaintiffs
attorneys, It s ordered, That the said Defendants
40 appear and plead 10 the sad Deciarat;on a or
before the' l3hday Of Apri} which win be in' 'tss
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred snd
ty-ninc otherwise final and absolute. juistdene
will then be siyen and a,s,.rdodhgains Them.
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