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NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF NAVIGATION,
saoI.a p.,n.., June Q, 1867
Mldshipmen's Quarters ut the Naval Academy Ans
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NATIONAL HoTEL-H. s. Benson.

Hoa. Z D. Holbrook, Idaho Territory; Mrs. M.
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FRIsRR LIE CHEvEUX.
None application war
GRANTED to curl the most
I straight and stubborn
hair of either sex into
wayy ringlets or heavy
p massive curls. Has been
used by the fashionAblea
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TAURlTRUR' CAPiL!.N
LAIRBr the most won
derful discovery in mod
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Miss Ward, Boston; E Raynolts, Q. Curry. lad; a.
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c. c. Drury, Philadelphia; 7. 7; White, Va VOL,
M. p 4 Emerson, Pa; A Campbell, B. Reynolds,
Iowa; j. simpson, Mieh.i s. Cummings, Ga; c. Hub
bold, N Hubbod, Pa. =. GanAway, D.. c.; o. X.
Smith, N c.
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UNION HOTEL. BRowN.
II. Wilson BALTIMORE W. W. Hall, washinRtop
James Frances, Philadelphia; John Hughes Wash.
ington; A. i Neel and wife, Philadelphia; 7. Beekop
BALTIMORE W. MaDton, Alexsu driA; Clau Stem otor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-03
NOSES ON PERILS.

A little squad of Johnson's toadies sere-
naded him on Tuesday night at the White
House, and the great man departed from
his usual taciturniiy CD and gave them a
speech. He assured them that the couD-
try was in great peril, and urged every
man to rally to its support. A great many
people believe that, more sincerely than
lIr. johnson does, and consider him the
chief peril TO the peace and quiet of the
nation.
He has cortumaciously opposed the
laws; he has prevented the restoration of
South, which would have long since been
consummated had he not used the power
and influence of his Office TO secure the
rejection by his pocket State Governments
of the Constitutional Amendment; and he il
now engaged in desperate efforts 10 render
nugatory the legislation of Congress and
the exertiops of the patriotic portion of the
Southern people to fully restore the late Sc
ceted States to their proper places in the
Union.
In addition to this he has filled large
number Of tho important revenue offices OF
ths country with scoundrels of the basesi
sort, who unite with dishonest dealers in
taxable commodities to cheat the Govern
ment out of its proper revenues, and there
by to increase the burdens of the honest
tax payers, to the amount Of more than
$50, COG, 900 annually. The greatest relief
Mr.. johnson could afford to the country
would be hi. resignation. That would re-
store confidence at once, and lift a load OF
anxiety from the minds of the people. but
il is Just what he will not do. However,
the nation has heretofore met and over
come perils greater than his possession OF
the executive power, and will doubtless
survive that, although he is a sore trial,
and his abuse ofthe authority of his office
seriously disturbs the harmony OF our sys-
tenn of government-Ind.J Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-03
4 DEMOCRATIC YCTORE.

The California election has had an eX-
hilatory effect on some of the johnson
county Democracy, as we learn from the
franklin JcDtrSOni0n. 1t states that a
negro named Hugh Logan, formerly a
slave, sometime since settled a few miles
east OF Franklin. who by sobriety and in
dustry was making good living for HIM
self and family and accumulating some
thing for "a rainy day" in defiance Of that
time honored Democratic principle that a
''nigger" will be nothing but loafe: and
vagabOnd, unless somebody OWNS his bones
and sncws, and drives him TO work under
the lash. This practical contradiction OF
the Democratic doctrine was too much 10
be borne in the county Of Johnson, and the
presumptuous negro received a visit from
some OK the expounders of Democracy,
that must have convinced him that, in viii
lainy al least, he was not their equal
How the ''time principles" were
vindicated in bis case is thus stated by the
Jcfcrsonian:
"a consultation was no doubt held
among the Sons of Liberty, and plan
marked out. They could see in Mr. Logan
a superiority" and an equality" and de-
termined To convince him that this is
white mans government, and tho white
mans chiidren's forever" Accordingly one
night last week the Democratic hoari was
fired TO the right pitch with mean whisky.
and about twenty of the bravcst, armed
with clubs and revolvers, at the dead hour
of night, proceeded 10 the residence of Mr..
Logan, where the old gentleman and his
family Of color were quietly sleeping upon
their own beds, dreaming of no harm.
The sleepers on the inside were ava
kcned by the rsps OF heavy clubs on the
dosr. The old man inquired what was
wanting. They told him to take his goods
out OF his house. He protested, but all to
no purpose. They told him that he must
comply, or they would stretch his old
black hide on the fence and burn his
shanty over him. The old man seeing
who he was dealing with, by the assistance
OF his family, hastily carried out his house
hold goods, and stacked them in fence
corner. This done, the mob applied the
torch, and the house was soon i'm flames
After witnessing the flames for few min
utes, and probably fearing detection by
the light of the burning building, they left
exulting at their triumph over peaceabls
and defenceless negro."
We haye heard of no Democratic tri-
umph like this since the 'Sons Of Liberty"
used to shoot enrolling officers OF. the
highway. The only matter of surprise in
connection with it is hat Logan was not
killed. If the Democrats should succeed
in carrying one more State these heroes 90
will doubtless get up TO the killing point
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-03
TIE INDIAN LINIMEET.

As relief. ever ready; killer of pain taken in
warly or outwarlly applied has no equal. For tia
relief and of ReHdfic and Ne''ragic ifecsionS
Sp "i"s, bruises, fc ii l. uncquallcd 1t Is all" m"si
@ilc.IciouS. taken inwary. in the cure Of Cholera
. amps and Pains ia The Soiach, Diarrhra byscHfsrg
C.oisra 5foybHs Cholera Infanfi, DC. aud is with
out exception the most ,roHderfi IsBacet tho wnrld
affords. Ne. FAMILY should I've without it, Every
TRAVELLER 10y land or should have a bottle
MINERS and FARMERS residing at di>tanr,
from Physicians should keep il constantly ou hand
Ia of Accidents and Sudden attacks of STOMACH
nIsinfs, its value crnnot l., estimlfel inquire
for Najor LANES INDIAN LTNIHENT. eHd "a /,
other. Price. SO cts. por bottle For sale al
wholesale and retail by Demas Barnes c. 81 Palk
Row, n. V; Gale & Robinson, ls' Greenwich st =,
" F. &. Wells Co.. 1872 Fulton-st-, N T.; Chas-
Crttsndcn, rs eth Ave-. y. Y, and by rrsp.ciAhi,
Druggists throughout the world. None genni,.s un
less signed ly John ThoS. Lane, and countcrsi gnsd
10y J. T. LANE & CO, Proprictors, l53 Broadway,
\. no. Send for Circular.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-03

This exhibit shows that the total vote OF
these States is about twelve hundred thousand
nearly equally divided between whites and
blacks, with q slight estimated majority for
the blacks. The presence in these States.
however, OF one hundred and twenty five
thousand white Republicans, gives total ma
jority to the Republican ticket Of over two
hundred thousand. making it moderately GER
tain that they will carry eight Of The ter
States.
1t is further to be observed that the regis
tration exhibits very small falling offin the
white vote. The total in these ten States at
the Presidential election in 1860 was sS3 ,96S.
estimating South Carolina nt 20 900. Their
total estimated registration is over six hun
dred thousand now. After allowing for the
losses by war, il will be seen that the mar
gin left for those disfranchiscd by the act Of
Congress is quite small. There cannot be
over fifty thousand persons in those ten
States disirsnchised by the Reconstruction
Act. and If they were all admitted to vote IN
der Mr.. Johnson's amnesty proclamation the
result would not be changed in any Of the
States.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-03
A wealthy widow named Mar,

A wealthy widow named Mary
Mccarthy drew four thousand dol
lars from bank in Chicago, on We'd
nesday, for the purpose of buying a
house, and was proceeding home,
about three o'colck, when she was
seized by a couple of meu just as she
was getting off the street cars, oppo-
site her residence, and held by one
while the other robbed her of the
money ard ran. The passengers at
once gave pursuit, and captured the
man who held the lady, but the theft
with the money escaped.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-03
The Richest Man in the World.
Extract Of Letter from Baron Solomon Roth
isehi'd.

PARIS. sth April 1854, 25 Rue Fauby. St Honore-
Will you be kind enough to have forwarded to M
here 300 bottles Of your Indian Lniment il ycn vii
send ut tho same time tho account will forward y'l
the amount through Msssrs. Belmont L Co. New
York.
Baron So'nmon Rothschili having ,mn.enhed
! to many of his friends Major LANES LINIMENf
aud thsy being d-sirors procure it, he should al
I wise him To establish a depot in Paris.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-03

The vote Of Tennessee, as cast at the
last Gubernational election, is officially sta
ted as follows: Brownlow 74,4S4; Ether
idge 5l,934. The registered colored vote
in the State was about 10000. Thus
Brownlow's majority or the white vote
alone Is over eleven thousand,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-03
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

Now ready for delivery. new work of universal
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Only experienced and successful Agents Want ed.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-03

Saturday night two men entered the cars
On the Ohio and Mississippi railway ut
Seymour, Indiana, and making their way
into the Adams Express Companys. car,
secured the messenger, robbed the safe OF
$4,000, and then made good their escape.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-03
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

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The 1OOndeI,fUt results produced
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rIarch 2. iS67-vI
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Man aOod and the VIgor of Youth Re-
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climate give at to this wonderful medicine,
il taken regularly according to directions (which
very simple, and require restraint from business
pleasurc.) Failure is impossible. Sold in bottles
NJ So quantities in ono for So. To be had only
nf the sole alpointed agent i'm America, HERMAN
GUrSEN, 323 Bcwery, and pos "a Ave. n. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-03

Total 525osO eI7,sIs ll42 .sa6 2..75o Ill .O7G
| COlored majority. IS. .2G6
sReported complete. Partial returns. ,Es-
timated.
A Radical exchange gives the following
calculation OF the results of registration in the
puhlican vnta.