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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
MUSEUM OF ART AND HOR-
TICULTUKE.

Hovey & Nichols Emporium.
= The establishment of a business that
combines the useful and beautiful, the
works of art and the productions Of near
ly all chimes, is no longer an experiment
The metropolitan character of Chicago is
in no way better proven than in the sue
cess of Meesrs Hovey & Nichols, at No.
81 State street. They opened in Novem-
Der g stock of ornamental goods for the
house, garden and lawn, horticultural i'm
Elements of every kind, seeds, etc, and
edded thereto an art gallery for the exhi-
bition and sale of the best works of
European and American artists. Mr.
Hovey is well known in the West as .
scotsman of the highest and most reliable
character, and his old Stand at 1914 Lake
street was familiar spot. Mr.. Nichols,
formerly of Boston, during recent So
journ in Europe of some two years. con-
ceived the idea of opening, by direct
importatiOn, 9 stock of fancy and orna-
mental goods, which are manufactured
principally in Switzerland, Germany and
France Combining these with Mr.. Ho-
vey's business, and adding the art gallery
and lawn and garden ornaments, has made
"a most attractive and useful collection.
The trade has grown RAPIDLY, and tbe
expectations of the enterprising proprie-
tors are more than realized. At this time
Of the year their stock Of seeds is unusually
complete, from the ieading producers and
nurserymen of America and Europe, and
offers the best opportunity in Chicago for
those who wish to purchase. In every
other branch the stock is complete, and
the art gallery has lately received some
most valuable accessions. No store in the
city has so agreeable combination, and
none claim greater admiration from Wis
itors. All who ccrne to- ne city should
visit it to look and buy, and those who
wish seeds for their garden, or 10 sell,
ornaments for their house or lawn. Or
paintings for their parlors, should call on
or address them. A beautifully printed
catalogue may be had on application.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

A CHILD of five years having seen her
father for the first time, he having been absent In
California. was much astonished that he should
claim any authority over her, and on an occasion OF
rebellion as he administered puniskment,s che
cried out: +" wish you had never marie dlnio our
family"
HUSBAND AND WIFE.
my dear, what makes Jon always yaWnir'rf
The wife exclaimed, her temper gomez q
fsst Is home so dull and drearyf"
Not so" he said, " my love, not fo;ai IL hT(
~. But man and wife are one you know;fir / Q
And, when alone, I'm weary"
THE FRIENDS of wit expressed some
surprise that with his age and bis ondness for the
bottle he should have thought II worth while to
marry. "a wife was necessary" he said. J" They
began to cay that drank too much for . single
man" q.
THE FOLLOWING was contributed to
Pinch by a fashionable Young married woman:
- The latest thing out-n1y husband"
a BoARI Err at one of the hotels was re-
Gently observed 10 shed tears when the cheese
was passed. Upon being asked the cause Of this
agitation, he replied that !" the cheese was very
moving sight"
A FRENCH author says, "When | lost
my wife, every family In town offered me another /;
but when lost my horse, no one onered 70 make
IL a burglar should get into Brigham
Young g house what would be the resnlts Anarem
IT IS said that when Russian husband
neeleets 70 bsAt his v,fe for = month or two. abe
besis 70 be alarmed at his indiGsrsnce-a
SAID AN Irish Justice to an ohsfreperous
missioner on trial: - We want nothing nom you
bat silence, and darn Htas Of m1f! y - & -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

"a Northampton (lIass.) cotton manu-
facturer sent telegram to Memphis, few
weeks ago, ordering his agent to sell his
goods Sas II g }sst Sss SS ,Ssss
date. In the meantime the price OF the
goods advanced, and the owner made 81.
600 in consequence. He has since called
upon The; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. offered him
a handsome pfeslnt forr ahis trouble
The man of lightning was not able to de-
eide, on the instant, whether theode was
q compliment or not. but concluded to &C.
lcept, and take the matter into considera-
ton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
THE sOUTH.

Sergeant Bates, with his flag, arrived at
Columbia, S. c., ON the afternoon of the
18th.
Hon. Thomas t. Ashe has accepted the
nomination for Governor of North Caro-
lima by the Conservatives.
The public debt of North Carolina, un-
der the new constitution, en- July /, 1869,
is estimated at So, Ale, 600, the interest on
which will be 1851, 900.
Judge E Starns. the distinguished jurist,
and formerly Judge of the Supreme Court
of Georgia, was killed on the Goth, by the
accidental discharge of . gun in the hands
of his son.
A Memphis dispatch of the 2lst says
" the majority in Arkansas against the
Constitution is ilrger than anticipated"
partial returns showing large falling off
in the negro vote. .....as
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

Hon. John 4 Bingham, who has been
Managers TO Try Andrew johnson, was
born e. Mercer. Psnnsylvania, In 1915,
oso swo years Il printing ONCE re-.
csiysd "a ac.dsmic education, was 9 stu:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

Tie sxtraoI binary succ-ss OF THE ADvs speafs
in eloquent terms of is eIoellsnce.-IEyeningP Post
Chicago.
The ccnteuts varied, the contributions fresh,
timely and spirited Sunday S hool Times, Pnila-
IL is full of enterprise AM ability, and is pushing
its II rapidly into tine good OF the re3tng pub
nc.-t Baptist Record, ST. Louis.
There is spic about IL which shows that a
ligious paper need not, ssariy, be Gull
lPress, Owosso. Mch.
II defends NV gland ideas with ygor which is
refreshing American, Waterbury. CT.
For choice selections, really reading. ard all
that ma rtrate reli gious paper, Is OF the yry
btst.-lTfiDune. DeLoit. Mich
Is corps of c0ntr busors embraces Of the finest
taent the cosntry affords -lGazeite. Louisville. Ky.
One of the very sbest gious journals In America
Tine Christian Word, London. Eng
VIII be heartily welcomed by thousands of Christian
fam lies outside The denomination IL more particularly
represents -lGazstts, Davenport, Iowa.
IL is radical in politics, its conductors believing
that rel gon shoud govern mans Official well
HE o he. actions Standard, New Bedford Mas
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

10Th A bogus check was the instrument
used. 81 Il f
a severe gale and heavy snow storm
prevailed at the East on the 21st. At
Philadelphia the storm ragged twenty
hours, the snow drifts being in some places
fifteen feet deep. A New York dispatch
says it was the most terrific storm known
there for years A schooner lying in the
East river was sunk. -Four persons are
stated to have been aboard and probably
drowned. Railroads were blockaded and
travel and navigation generally impeded.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
THE EAST,

= The Bu1bee Hapss at Masdsn. Cosh.,
Was burned on the 21st-, -. --,.~4t. :,
n The New Jersey Republican State Con-
yention met on the 18th. and selected del.
egates to the National Convention and lie
clared for Grant for PEesident.a 1u1 u
The Vermont Republican State Cor
.ymtinn met on the l7kh; and selected del:
egates to the National Convention and
declared for Grant for President.
A man from Westport N. T., was ICON.
6denced" out of s770-nis entire pils-in
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

'brCoE C1rAoN. Commissioners Of Agri-
cultufo, = iforming collection OF wheat,
corn and other cereals from all parts Of the
world, and it is hoped that the Agricultural
societies and boards Of trade Of the United
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
A Good Religious Paper.
THE ADVANCE.

Although bat six months old. THE ADVANCE has
already circulation larger than the average Of The
Oldest religious weeles. Il employs the best WRITER'S
1t is read by all oinaions believes IN an every
day-lifs religion. NIL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

OF PROTECTING THE PUbLIC FROM fIhAR-
CIAL REVULSI0NS. s6S pp- Price. $lS. -
vs~t By EDssAfb KrzIoes. -
su presents A acute snalyss of the ,fuic<1ons q
money, and rbounds m singniar1y suzxestys 49,
which cannot fall 10 awaken the interest "a the -
Der I'm y. zrbsns. JAW = + ~ - ;
sThe author lays the sr at the root OF the evils
currency and financial stem We re Just
Ing ss9ps ePs1sS s4 Ss m sPe o1ssina
course that may ne sound In theory, or that may prom
Use % BE- q bxb4t 20 tse tearuS: Or seauepen ene
puic men might md valuable suggsons IN tbs yorK
besofe AK. 7. Herald JAN g
Sent postpaid. on receipt Of price. By
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26


Adjutant General Thomas was present
at the regular Cabinet meeting on the
10Th.
Major General Hancock arrived in
Washington on the afternoon of the 10th,
accompanied by Colonel Mitchell of his
staff General Grant, by order of the
President, has detailed General Halleck to
succeed Hancock at New Orleans.
In the United. States Supreme Court in
case No. II, original State of Georgia %.
General Grant, the Secretary of War. and
others, on motion IF Mr.. Black, process
was ordered TO issue in this cause TIE
motion for . preliminary injunction was
held under advisement
Fractional currency issued for the week
ending March 81, e494. 500; shipments,
$3.50, PSI; National Bank currency issued,
$118,s10; amount in circulation, 5000,
T99.566. Fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed, $432. 700. Receipts from
internal revenue for the week, 81, $50 $50 !;
for the year to same date, t1s9. 372 600. 8
A Washington Telegram of the 22d says |:
summonses for the impeachment wit
nesses, about twenty-four in number, were
prepared yesterday Deputies Of the Ser
geantat Arms Of the Ssusse were engaged
last night IN serving them Most II not
al these vifnssses hsve been examined By
the impeachment AsnsgerRl At least
eleven are reporterx"
Thn recaiufx fruuo cusErmn lnr H. zzne1r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

purchase of Sir Walter Scott's world-renow1ed
Waverly Novels. y
.nT Club RATES. -
One Complete Set q oiF1ve Com7lete Sets, IS vol
umee, $500. 1a umee, t2f00. -, - q =
Three Complete Sets, 2slTen Complete Sets. Is vol
volumas $500. II un1es. 5000
:. 81 Mailed at our eS pense.
Any person obtaining four subscribers for the WAvKB
LIZ NovyIs, and r-fsting 81. viii be entitled TO
ct OF DIcKENs, IL vols, GRAII5. Ali mailed ct our
Any prison obtaining eight subscribers, and remit
ting $4S will a copy of the Nsyerly Gallery.
containing 26 steel Engs wings OF the Fen ale Csrac
tiers the averly Novels, bound IN elegant morocco,
price SIS. =. -
waited in every town in tie United saecs
womea TO maze money as ever. man.. v'omaa ana
child win purchase the Wayesly Novels al This low
price. - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
SfEEL-PLiIE PORfRiT OF Sir WALLER SCOTT.

from painting BY Sir Thomas lawrence suitable for
framing the Books and Engraving be sent Eee OF
postage TO y part OF the Omitted States. 80
Either of the asove address receipt OF
the price, q per volume ~
!. On receipt OF TEN DOLLARS, a complete set OF
DIcKKNs On aniiorm sfyls) AZ volumes. and WkyEur
NovELs, Is volumes. will be post paid The cheap
est Ten Dollars worth 70 be goul n te whole range
OF Literature Foity-teo volumes for SIC.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
: APPLETON'S EDITION
WAVERLY NOVELS.

NOW PUBLISHING,

From new Stereotype Plates, uniform with the Ne
Edition OF Dickens, containing all the Notes OF
the Author, and printed from the latest
edition OF the Authorized Iext.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
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Printed on fne white paper clear type and convenien
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

ton, Secretary. 80
The steamer Magnolia exploded her
boilers when about twelve miles above
Cincinnati, on the afternoon of the 18th
There were on board over one hundred
passengers and a crew of fsrty. OF
these only ffty-seven persons were, on the
day Of the accident, known to have es-
capped. The greater portion of the cabin
was carried away by the explosion. and the
boat took fire Immediately, ard after the
remaining upper works were destroyed,
some powder in the magazine exploded,
destroying everything but the hull, which
soon sunk. Many of the passengers jumped
overheard and were drowned, while others
were burned to death The following is
list of those of the passengers and crew
who were reported, on the 18th, as injured
and lost or missing:
Essns
John Rees, Of Felicity. O. WAS dso~ned; William
OF Mssou county: KY, l. supposed to be drowned
Bradford, Of Ripley 20. Is alec repoFfed lost.
FL G r ss1ds Woe lanes are 1nfnSwn are
lives. zE4VEgk 4 AytA4 - ~lCUt4 d
bJuved-Hsnry Clark messenger of Adams
Express. badly wounded md bruised about the
head and body; B. Gardner. one Of me owners Of
the boat badly hurt; A. Common. pilot OF the boat,
dropped from The pilot hon Sc into u boiler roord
and was seriously burned and bruised; John
jackson, coored, tae steward, was blown some
distance in tie air, yet fortunately escaped any &C.
rons injury, although he II slightly wounded
William Burton bartender, badly bfuieed shout
The head and face; James Mcfarland, Terre Haute,
slightly; Mrs A. N. Fulton. Miss Wild, Mrs Wild,
and Mrs Martin, slightly ;-J2mea- McMullen,
engh "; Mr.. Mfrrseks. colored, both Thighs bro
II abbott, pealdel Thomaa 5Cury1n. 6uk1sd
very severely; a r. Cox, slightly; Cd. Arm
st!o1g' slightly; u. Mayo. eighty Low, slight
badly injured; Nc kssti1, slightlys's = 5--ie. 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

sense enuH to know that II made direct
ishoo atween 700 and the Ablishnists from
which they Good not escspe, and that yoor
death or theirn wuz- inevitables 700
made it nessary for EN- to any 700. ard,
in trootb, they've made q lively commence
ment. Moo Hampshire is fatal stab, i'm
parchment will foller in sixty days, and
then q long farewell to all our glory. Coed
mite, yoor Eegslency, pleasant dreems I'll
to my chamber" )fd Too III
And left the poor man weepin great
tears and bitter ones. * II ace
2 / sent the follerin dispatch home TO the
Cross Roads, by telegraph. Twuz ruther
e1, snsive on the Government, but Seward
told me that telegrsffin wuz legitimate
expenditoor, and to yoose the wires ez much
To Pogrsm Deekin. Bsscom, McPelter and Gavitt
Jr., Trustees:
THESE GaKrrrS Deerly beloved, saloot 700.
Not joyfully and with Likeness nv heart; but ON
the contrary, quite the reverse. We're bustid.
Vent TidA Ficii wien, the way we translate IL,
Is g .n Sooa !. INFORM aI VOC that Soo
sheer, nv witch We expected better things, hex gone
lunatic agin and heE electic hatef nv rs uns and
direct that next Friday nornin between the hours
Of and II Q. N. be observed ez . day Of fastin
and hoomiliation. wood hev 700 hold esrvices
my valise the only BssIe in the Corners and Il Is
therefore impossible. Ez no labor IL ever done at
the Corners Il ant necessary to direct yooto abetain
therefrom, bat 700 viii give over yoor yoosual oc-
cupaehen6 ez follows:
l. No sevsn-up or poker piayin doorin that
I. No hoes rscin, copper pitchin. ngh,in, or
other amoosement, will be admissible. -. ~
.. And thai the nesh may be mortified to An ex-
tent commensurate with the calamity that hex be-
fallen ne, no likker will be allowed between those
hours, c:ptin TO invllids and persons Nv extreme
age. Il H. -tt0
There will be weepin and wailin at the
Corners when this Is received II 49,, -,
q i rPKTRoLzU1( ". Massey, p. II, ssf'
1ro { r.'...ss.s..f 80 witch Il Poetmaster.)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

r. W. WOODWARD,
Agricultural Book Publisher, -
~ trr f'ff st Park Row. New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-05
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 8.
Both Houses Of The Legislature yel

Beth Houses of the Legislature yes.
terday took recess till Monday. to
give the Committee on Revision time to
appoint It's sub.commIttees, and lay of
their work. A resolution was intro
dured In the Senate by Mr.. Chapline,
approving the course Of the IS sena.
tors who voted for convictlng the Presl-
dent, and disappearing the action Of
the 10 who voled against. The resolu-
ton does not come up for consideration
till Monday. In the House, Mr.. Blair
offered resolution 10 instruct the Ju-
dietary Committee TO report a bill es.
tabllshing permanent seat OF Govern.
ment, but after good deal ofdiscus.
sion It was tabled. The chapters OF
the Code, alter examination and
amendment by the Committees, are to
be reported lrst to the House, 10 be
passed upon by that body first, and
afterwards by The Senate. The impress
sion among the members seems 10 be
that it will take week or more before
the Committees report any work TO the
House, and thut meanwhile some gen
srAl legislation will lie considered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-05
Ditto Mr.. Van Wrinkle.

AT the Chicago Convention, Hon.
Sam. Galloway, Of Columbus, Ohio,
obtained seat with the West Virginia
delegation, Remaining In a Jocular way
that he thought he was entitled to II
inasmuch as about half our people had
been his constituents during the war.
We suggest to our Democratic brothers
whether Mr.. Galloway wouldn't make
them good nominee for Governor.
Three.fourths OF the party have had an
Intimate personal acquaintance with
him and received many kIndnesSes at
his hands, which merit some return.
In there should be any OF our Demo.
cratic readers who don't know who Mr..
Galloway IL, we would say he was
" boss" ut Camp Chase.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-05
SpttiaI Hotties.
The Great Blood Purifier.

HrH ~ I.I|
In The spring every one feels the need OF an
infaiiibie remedy FOR the fmpuritis OF the
Blood, Dyspepsia. Acidityy or The stomach.
and kindred ailmentt. euch d medicine 4
MisHIER5 HERE BTfrERs. which ms
proven blesalng 70 humanity ana enjoys 4
reputation extending through bout The conn.
Try. ByitsJudicious and timely use, al such
timeand plAeeswhere IL might DO OF use, n
willsureiy aver the approssh Of The mot
inEidlous disease. Danger and sielSness win
only enEue when the human system q out or
oIdG. Either the blood. the stomach, the
! yer or the kidneys may Be deranged, ara
disease In the guise OF Scme dangerous fever.
OF raeltne, cruel pain, o. wsatinE dSbiita.
ting sickness, win 1pee Oily bring The victim
TO the couch of lines, uniea preventive,
lute In ita operations, and certain In it, ef-
fects, Is promptly taken, and, We repeat
such medicine Is MIsHLERs HERE BIT.
TIERS, Sold by allDtrrEiSts and dealer. q
B. Hartman A CO.. Propheton, Lancaster,
fotsale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale r1sls ale Druggists, wheeling. W. Va. |,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-05


The following Is the substitute yfof
the House bin reported by the Senate
Judiciary commlttee, Tuesday, for the
Admission Of North CAROLINE, South
Carolina Iiouislana, Georgia and Flor.
ia.
WHERRAs, The people OF North Car.
olina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Geor.
gla and Florida have, In pursuance OF
me provisions OF an act entitled IAN
act Tor the more e1icient government
OF the Rebel States" passed MArch 2,
1861, and the acts supplenie nial thereto,
framed Constitutions Of state Goyeyhs
ment which are. republican In form,
and have adopted said Constitution by
large majorlties OF the votes cast az
the elections held for the ratification or
rejection ofthe dame; therefore, I =
Beh enacted BY .Ue, Senate and House
Of RepreSeatatigesg eT ne United States
Of America " C5ji1reSS 'dsseDlbied
That obch Of the States OF North Caro-
lima, South CatolipA. Louisiana, Geor.
glHand Florida shut be entitled and
admitted 70 REPRESENTATION ia Congress
asB State OF the Union when the Leg.
islature OF such State shall have duly
ratified the atiendmentto the Constitn-
ton Of the United States proposed by
the Thirty ninth Congress, and known
as article fourteen, upon the following
fundamental conditions. That there
shall, never be In such State any denial
OF Arrangement ofthe elective franchise
10 my person by reason or on account
ofTace or color, excepting Indians moi
taxed; and the State or Georgia shall
only be entitled and admitted 10 repre-!
sentaton upon this further fundamen.
tai condition: that the htst and third
subdivisions OF section seventeen OF
tue ifth article Of the Constitution OF
said State, except the proviso 70 the
first cub division, shah be null and
void, and that the General Assembly OF
said State by solemn public act shall
declato the assent Of the State 10 the
foregoing fundamental conditions. -
Section 2. AHd be Il further enacted,
That II the day hxed for the meeting OF
the Legislature OF either Of said States
by tho Constitution thereof shall have
passed or haye Aonearly arrived before
the passage ofthis act that, in the opIn.
ion OF tho Governor elect, there shall
not be time for the Legislature TO as.
semble at the time fixed by the Consli-
tuition OF such State, such Legislature
may be convened within thirty days
amer the passage OF thla act by the Gov.
ernor elect OF such State. :" Y ~ .
Seclion 8. And be ft further enacted,
That the first section OF this act shall
take effect as 10 each State, except
Georgia, when the President OF the
United States shall officially proclaim
the due ratification by Its Legislature
OF article fourteen OF the amendments
10 the Constitution OF the United States,
proposed by the Thirty.ninth Congress,
and asto the State OF Georgia when he
SHALL proclaim In addition The assent Of
said State TO thefnndamenta condition
hereinbeiore imposed upon the same;
and Il Is hereby made the duty OF the
President within ten days after receiy-
ing official information OF tho ratitca.
ton OF said amendment by the Legls.
lature OF either OF said States to issue
q proclamation announcing that fact,