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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16

--Dr. II X. brckus, Eclectic Physician.
Plymouth, Ind, mal.ca no charge If he fails
to effect cure Office at his residence on
Michigan Street, in South Plymouth. stiff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16
Grant and Coifax CIub.

The Republican Club viii meet, as usual
10 -m0rrow evening. All are invited 10 at
tend. Good speakers are cNpected'o o'
in attendance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16

"Facts arc stubborn things and ii is a
fact that no medicine in the world per
forms such quick, and permanent cures. in
all diseases ofthe Blad Ter and the Kidneys,
as DR.. j. W. POldRds White Pine
Compound. 1t never fails.
Nothing is so uncertain as life The on
ly immediate provision is that proylded
6y Life Insurance. Take policy with
c. Whitmore, agent, in the -Etna Life, OF
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, Ct, capital S9,o00,ooo
and Si7,0o0,0oo. Sims
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16

- TITE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR PEEPxT;A-
TIoN, VALUED at home and abroad. real
Hair Rcstorer or Dressing. n, one bottle
y great triumph OF science. Mrs. 5. y.
ALIENS IMrRovEp. (Hc'r style.) Every
Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar. 35
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16
Testinnonials.

eery large number Of ipportont t,siison;,is LIrs
already bzH receired firm IzysicdNs c'cr g.se, A.
sc0rso and, indeed from al classes soc.e,y 50 TX
ing tAs most fatterisg terms Of lss NAT Iia.
CoMpokRd -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16
LOTTO,
7 all that the magician euects VI
LOTTO

Far surprising those produced sy the waters OF
that famous spring
Lawyers doctors. Statesmen, whose heads were
bald, have said Il was constitutional or rather ne
reditary Let us say a word to the hereditary bald
without entering intoan extended rguHent
The brain Is the machine that runs the hnmar sys-
TEN, and where will-power, as the phrenoIcgist can
it) irmness together with large amount OF brain
both largely Developed, this character does not
let the world move him, he moves the world. III
merchant his feet planted on the five continents
Of the gobe IL his business lie to map down the orbs
efurper worlds, he fnds and undiscovered
roords for investigation; as the poet, drags all
1--WE horrors Of sublimities of the imagination in
tthyme lefbre your vision. Such men may never
sh We a days sickness from the cradle TO the tomb
ht n there is always slumbering fire, kept alive
haaction Of the brain, and unless The person uses
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16
LOTTO

To keep the hair healthy, he is certain to become
bald. Ifyou wish to see bald heads look at the sue
ce,-fnl LAWYERS. doctors statesman, merchant, bank
er g. He has given every moment 81 his timc ana
thoughts his profession and not once thought o,
hair. On the ether hand, ifthe mans Development
lecs not prompt him to be fret In tire worlds ORA
ma hut rather remain Mt the tail end of everything
such men are ncvcr baid. without brain fever OF
some other prostrating sickness brings the har our
The two charaters described lie found IN almost
every family-the children OF one father. DO paih
ness then hereditary, Chemists have prepared arti,
clos Cor the hair until there no sale for IL ana
then like chameleon change Its color ana name anu
fi,f ale
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16

Brumbaugh & Bruckhart, ON the farm of
Mr.. BEumbaugb, 2Is miles southwest of
town, on the Knox road, make and have
for sale Brick of tho best quality, suitable
for wells or Tor building purposes, which
they will. sell very cheap. 3Gw5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16
BENNETT, JOHNSON & CO.,


The Florence Sew ing Macfiiec.
Was awarded the FIEsr IRENIrN at the following
Fai,s an Industrial Exhibitions during past
-Ncw England agricultural Fair,
.procidencc, ". y: State A9rieuttu-
raj Fair, BnGSsto, Americon In d
st:;tufc, -New York, Marytaed 8.
Last.tute, BoltiBs2 rc, Ueehufi-
les association, L9wt~
Besides numerous m,aor State and .cunty FAIRS
throughout the country, stus establishing nr ciai.
that tho fLoErScE Is the Hes. Family Scws.hS
Machine in the world f-
TL0AFNcE SEWING M4CiyiNE co,
$50. sos Brosds.sy. n. "
Send for an illS trated circular. 3im5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16

u hare for years regarded yoar lrh.ss I'm. 6.,,-
potfnd as an inrdnabts remedy. can t,ay .lv nm
regard f as tren mere escscioss and ,s4IaLs tl,
hare jast taken the Cos4ouad for odd aud ii col,
ehamin1fy"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16
PROF cHRIsTX's

Object to create something when shou'u ."s'
for ever The first success attained was Ia ascer'
tanning the cause of gray hair and baldness. Inc
second the discovery of a vegetable compoeno,
whose nutrient virtues would sllay the icver OF ,ns
oycrtaskr BRAIN aud thousands can testify that the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16

for wells or Tor building purposes, which
they viii! sell very cheap. Bows
Professor Carlisle, a pleasant Christian
gentleman, who stands Ii ia among his
friends and Deishbors, gave free discourse
oTthe Niger, On the street, Democratic
convention day. - .s- -.4 $3.50
Said he. You don't compare. me TO a
Niger, do you: Id sooner be compared
&c. . jackass. 4 niger amt white like me,
a Higger ham any cap on his knee--tbais
true As I'm standing heSe; niger has no
brain 10 speak OF and what little lie has is
in the back of his head; he is made entire
ly different from inc; he wont go to the
saVe Heaven; there are three Heavens
one for the white man, one for the Indian
and one for the Niger"
The speaker is reported 10 be fair hon
est man, and seemed TO believe every word
he uttered 10 be as true as Gospel. The
good Lord only knows how many more
Democrats in this county have such views.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-16

WALL PAPER
II Is tcorth .yoar time and attention,
TO bear IN mind Inc place TO buy good
Goods Cheap.
RespecJuiiy Yours,
@ s q TODD
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
LATEST GENERAL NEUS.
lBy Telegraph ]
The ice is moving at Montreal.
The roads are open to Boston.

go. The ice is moving at Montreal.
The roads are open to Boston.
.. BostOn's wharves were submerged by an
uncommonly hlghude yesterday.
The storm continued in Maine until
Yesterday noon. Ten inches OF snow fell.
The PENNSYLVANIA railroads have been
cleared. and trains are running Oh time.
The second detachment of Papal Zouaves
will leave Montreal Oh the 18th Of April
1.-The YazoO and Yallabusha Rivers, III
Mississippi, have oyerhowed their banks
The st. Louis Stamping .Company's fac
tory was burned on Saturday. Loss $4,000
... Four men were drowned, OH Friday, by
the capsizing of soop OF Cape May
John W. Arnold, Secretary Of the Hope
Insurance Company AZ Louisville, has been arrested on
charge OF enbezZilhg shOOo
IA large three story brick dwelling at the
Oakland race-track Louisville, owned by g. B
Thomas, was burned On Saturday. Loss, 5000.
.... Mr.. James L. Smiths single factory in
Chicago consumed on Saturday night Loss $4,000
insured for 5000
1.-The Canadian Government is preparing a
bill TO enable citizens of the United States to secure
patents on favorable terms.
.... Messrs n. Long e. Cos banking house.
in Louisville, robbed of 5000 on Friday by despera
does who entered and shot and knocked down Mr. Long
IA train ran off the track at Havre de
Grace Saturday and damaged the telegraph eoEsid-
erably.
. Colonel Gray has been appointed arbitra
tor behalf of the Dominion government TO settle tho
accounts between Ontario and Quebec
. Bills creating an Insurance Commissioner
and repeating the Insurance Deposit law, passed both
houses OF tho California Legislature ON saturday.
.... The suspension of Henry Carlton, jr., of
California has been announced, but his liabilities O
known.
....T The Virginia Convention debated the
representation report Saturday adding the pres
ent number Of members OF the Legislature.
0'Baldwns exhibition in st. Louis, on
Saturday night, yielded about $1,000. Mike" McCoole
a spectator.
.. The Merchants Exchange of st. Louis
passed resolutions Saturday, requesting the Legsa
ture authorize the city OF ST. Louis guarantee four
millions Of the Bridge COmpaDys bonds.
"A fire yesterday morning, on Bcnnehotf
Run Penn destroyed bbls Of tankng and 2O0 bbS
of oil. The Philadelphia shendon steele and Getty
Wells are the principal losers
flames Fannigan, a passenger on the
Grand Trunk Railway stabbed Charles short j. r. lud
wig OF Baltimore and n. j. Mccarthy OF Port C0lborn
Canada lust before the train reached Buffalo Friday
night lie was arrested. Fanngan dled IN The Buffalo
police station on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
TURKEY AND GREECE.

NEW oUTRAGEs BY TIE TURKS IN CANDIDA
THE INsURRECTION NOT YET SUPPRESSED
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ITALY.
WASHINGTON, March %. - Accounts from
Crete Just received here relate TO the massares CON-
med near the end OF January OF upward or 60 CHRIST
iaus by the Turks in the Fortress Of Heraclon and
Rhethymuus, the Grand Vzier at first undertaking to
punish the murderers instead OF which he gave cordial
welcome 10 their chiefs. Tho Christians OF the
two towns thoroughly disguised by
this proceeding that they applied TO the Consus ana the
Russian Admiral BOutakOh FOR permission TO be conveyed
Greece The Cretaus continue TO maintain their lnde
peudeuce and although fresh Turkish troops have arrived
Ia the Island battle Of any Importance has recently
been fought Greece become the Asylum not only OF
Crean but also Of Esprot families who leave Espirus In
increased numbers 10 escape Turkish oppression
The ministerial crisis i'm Athens led 10 the withdrawal OF
the Moraitlni and the formation Of the BugaIs Cabinet
the Administration having Issued proclamation 10
the people the th OF February which characterzes
the forthcoming Parliamentary elections as destined 10
express the opinion aud the will OF the people, and which
euions the utmost regard for the maintenance OF law
and order that all the aspirations Of the Greeks and
their sympathies for their suffering compatots may De
attained and displayed without violation OF the Cohsttu
tiOn and without interruption Of peace The proelana-
ton equally emphatic In respect 70 the assistance due
10 the suffering Cretan families.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, MARCH %, 1865.

Liberals have a majority in each House. Dr. Jamiario
slgar has been elected President OF the Senate, and sr
Eise0 Pagan OF the House.
Dr. Antonio Herran, Archbishop Of Colombia is dead
and has been succeeded by Dr. Vincente ATbeaeZ who
isla bitter enemy 10 Mosquera.
Inc annual message OF the President states that peace
regns throughout the Republic except In the state OF
Ioina which Il not in nsurrection against the General
Government. but Is disturbed by internal fueds The H.
nanelal review Is not very encouraging. Gen. Aeosta
says:
"The ordinary rents have not contributed quarter
part Of what was required for expenses during my adj
mnsratOn No amount OF any importance has been re-
ceiyed from The Custom Houses. Without he million of
dollars receired on account Or He contract Uih NE
Panama RdiirOdd Company icOtd hare been impossible
10 carry he public administration during the time
there q prospect OF war"
Thus it viii be seen that the muchmagned Americans,
who get justice In the courts actually sup
porting the Government The President again refers ms
TO the unpaid balance Of the Panama Railroad 10 the
value OF the country that ms count
not less than <GO00 from the company to meet the
penses Of HIS administration. The standing army has
been reduced and the expenses for the
year estimated million less than those or 1867
The receipts from national rents during 1867 amounted
$220,5Oj. The income OF the Treasury, from June
lst to December 3lst, sIsj7 aud the outgo 1882
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
NrRDER IN EAST sEvENTEEyTH.sT.

William McCunniffe called at the residence of
his brotberuaw, John OShea at No. 6O2 East Seven
teenthst on Saturday evening for the purpose Of recoy
erlng his trunk he having boarded there for several
months past A brother Of mcCunniffe's, Thomas by
name, accompanied him. McCunnlfe, howeyer found
the door Of the apartment locked ana asked 70 ne nc
admitted but Oshea refused TO open the door and the
brothers burst It open On entering the apartment they
OShea plunged carpenters chise into McCunnites alb
domen piercing the intestnes, and causing probably
fatal wound The injured was conveyed TO Bellevue
Hospital In fanting condition. He IS IS years DID, ana
has a wife and child. Immediately after the assault
Belevue Hospital yesterday and took the antemortem
testimony Of the wounded II coroborates the yer
lars Several witnesses were examined, and they cor
roboraed the statement Of McCunnfe adding that the
canse alleged by OShea for the detention OF the trunk
WAS that McCuhnife owed him a. verdict against
Oshea was rendered by the jury ne aamttea navih =
stabbed McCunnfe but said that he did u unwlttngy
He was committed 10 the Tombs to await he result OF tne
woundcd mans injuries. MeChnnfe died nj late honr
last night
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
S1FE7P or DIR. LIVINGSTONE.

LETTER FROM THE L. s. CONSUL AT ZANZIBAR
LITTLE DOUBT THAT THE GREAT LXPLoRER
is ALIVE.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The United States Consul
at Zanzibar under date Of Nov. TO- 1867, writing 10
Secretary Seward says: About a month ago, a
caravan arrived at the port of Bugamoya, on the
coast of Africa opposite this place, and one of the
leaders thereof reported that while on their way
they met a European traveller, who was accompanied
by twelve native attendants and who wrote letters
to Her British Majesty's Consul here and delivered
them to one Of the members of the caravan, who
from some cause remained behind, keeping the
letters with him. After a thorough inyestiga-
ton and comparison Of the reports Of the
different members of the caravan, Her
Majesty's Consul felt perfectly satisfied
that the traveller in question could be none other
than the great explorer, Dr. Livingstone, the report
of whose death was communicated to the Depart
ment under date Of December o. 1866 from this con-
sulate An influential Arab, who arrived from Quiloa
Yesterday, informed me that while there he con-
versed with the chief Of one Of the tribes of the in
terror, who informed him that be had met Dr. Iiy-
ingstone whom he knew, about eight months before
There seems therefore to be for hope that the
report of his death brought by the probable desert
es from his party. is false and it Is the opinion Of
all Europeans here that the Doctor is still living"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
REcLAMATIoN oF TnE pEsERrs on NEvADA

WAsHINGTON March 22.-The Commissioners
Of the General Land Office has addressed letter to the
Of Nevada saying the attention OF that
Olce has been drawn to the subject Of rendering III for
agricultural purposes different places represented
Larrens or deserts" which would by cultivation bo re-
claimed. IL is therefore desirable TO collect In
formation in regard to any such localities within
inc Survey or Generals knowledge, and as TO
most efficient measures to insure their reclamation
and adaptation 20 agriculture the purpose being to
ascertain whether not these lands can be improved IN
their condition by artificial means, or In any manner be
made TO subserye the public welfare The Commissioner
requested that the suryeyOrGenera send 10 him. at his
convenience such data he may be able TO col
lect respecting the extent OF such lands within his dis
trict marking the same diagram and noting the
means and natural facilities that be employed in irr
eating then soil and character OF vegetation pecu
FAR 10 them the effect OF irrigation where IL has been
tested IL any actual experiments have been made, the
hest methods Of irrigation and any other Information
that may tend TO throw light on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
IMPORTANT DECISIONS IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, March 2l.-In the Superior Court
this morning, Adolphus Braudies. William NJ. Crawford
OF LOUIS willie, KY, agt the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Com pany TO $4,000 damages for an alleged fail
uro OF the company TO deliver 5000 barrels OF -four and
1873 tuns shpstu In reasonable tlme and negligence in
transportation. The said articles and goods In question
shipped by the plaintiffs the 2h of February and
18th and 18th OF March, 1865 at louisville for Boston, by
the OF Baltimore and reached their destination on
the 9th and 2ih OF April and 6h OF May, same year
Prices the time have been considerably reduced
II in evidence that Is days at most was the time re-
quired 10 make the shipments between the two points,
Louisville and Boston The Court granted the following
by the Defendants That by the terms OF the cO
tract the consgnees bosnd IN the event Of claim
ing damages, to have notified the Merchants
and Miners transportation Company, by report
ing their claims for damages TO said Com
pany as the delvery-lIne. II the Jury shall be.
eve the evidence that effect, and II the jury find
that the said made such report within the
time stipulated In the bs Of adng they are to be re-
garded as having waived every claim for damages and
the plaintiffs are not entitled 70 recover In accordance
with Instructions the jury rendered verdict In favor OF
the defendants
The case OF Maryland for the children Of Mrs Ellen
Keyser ag. BENJAMIN Defond and I'd ". Robertson
Action brought 70 recover $4,000 damages for the death
OF Mrs Keyser by her falling of wall The jury brought
ayerdiet 10 favor Of the plaiptifs Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
AUSTRIA.
LIE CIVIL MARRIAGE RlL

TIIE OWL MARRIAGE BILL.
vienna, March 21-Ihe Upper House OF the
Reichsrath has rejected motion made by the cler-
zeal party to defer action upon the Civil Marriage
bill until change is made in the Concordat.
REJOICING IN VIENNA OVER TIE SUCCESS OF
THE BILL.
March 22-The most enthusiastic demonstrations
of JOY are made over the recent action of the Reichs
rath on the Civil Marriage bill which is regardedas
practically annuling the Coacorddt. Yesterday
when it became known that the Upper House had
rejected the motion of the Clerical party to defer the
passage Of the bil there was great rejoicing among
the people, and last night the city was generally
illuminated
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
DESTRUCTION OF A HOTEL AT MERIDEN.

MERIDEN, Conn, March 2l.-The Buxbee
House in this City burned last night It was owned
and kent by Messrs John c. and Theodore BuXbee, and
was valued al $4,000 insured for $4,000 IL was 4story
frame building contained seventy-hve rooms, and was
baggage and clothing. Meriden has only two hand
engines and word was sent TO Hartford for help An
alarm rUng in Hartford and Just IN one hOur anu yen
minutes from the time the fre-aarmbe was sounded,
the two Hartford steamers playing on the fire. The
hotel was surrounded by wood buildings and had II not
been the steamers large part Of Merden must have
bepud DESTROYED.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
ITALY.
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT AT ROME.

NU'I'F1 IRI'IN7fIVI n IsV'I'1'
ROME. March 2l.-The Pope gave very gracious
reception TO Admiral Fauagut and suite to-day. The
Admiral will remain in Rome a month.
LETTER FROM GARIBALDI.
Garibaldi has written letter to the United States
Minister the Hon. Geo T. Marsh declining to be an
agent of the United States Government.
FLORENCE, March 22.-Admiral FaTagut who
arrived at Rome last week. will be obliged to remain
there four or five weeks, in consequence of severe
abscess which has broken out in his leg.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
PARAGUAY.
TIE PROPORTIONS OF THE WAR on THE IN
CREAsE-LOPEz STILL AT BAY.
From q. Ovu Correspondent
LIMA. Feb. 2s. 1868.

From OR Own Correspondent
LIMA, Feb. %, 1868
BY the Transandne Mail, received here on
the 25th We learn tho following The Paaguayan war is
assuming greater and more imposing dimensions Tie
dream o tie Allies that Lopez woud stand fall by
Humata. last dspclled. On the hilltops be-
hind the "Tclicua" pitched the Paraguayan tents,
and inch ly inch NUT the Allies fight their way In that
uncongcnial country. Lopez having drawn in his i'm
mense lines and reduced the limits Of his fortified camp
missed that the Pamguayan leader n at present upon the
opposite bank Of the Tcbcua preparing 10 dispute the
pass should tho Allies attempt to cross IT, There are 5000
men at work fOrtifylng the River Chaco and tor
pedoes being continually sent down the stream,
so that the Braziliaus are compelled TO employ "a
large Of boats To be continually upon the lookout
for them The iron-cad fleet had kept up cont nuOus
fire upon the works Of maita for Ortyeght hours and
succeeded only in knocking down wach-tOwCr and
cavalry had penetrated far as the Village OF Dos
monchados In which they captured 1000 head OF cattle
but lost two thirds upon their return. Another eXpo
ditiOn, composed of Brazilian cavalry, had made re-
the Fort at Tebcuar which AT present Is
held by Paraguayans Gen BaTreto asks for 1900
men 10 take 10 WITH and the force Is being got ready
Another expedition Is being prepared at the camp OF
Tuyucue be composed Of 5000 cavalry, whose dcstna
to supposed To be AsunciOn They may get as far as
the Capital but their being able 10 reach their camp
again Is doubtful Lopez, up 10 the present. has always
been Informed Of all the intended movements of the
Allies and consequently has generally defeated them
The rumOrs Of peace propositions that nave Dec re-
yyed do not appear 10 have IN the least lnterfefcd
with the active defensive preparations OF SoanO Lopez
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
PUBLIC DEBT AND TAXES IN NORTH cARoMLINA.

RALEIGH, n. G., March EI.-An article IN TIC
Raleigh Sentinel OF today estimates the public debt OF
North Carolina, under the Constitution be, on the
lat OF July 1862 t9560O the Interest which, due on
that day wiz be 1851 o and ordered 10 be paid by the
Consttuon The article shows that the additional tax
upon people Of the State required 10 be raised next
wear under the Consultation, will be ss5OOO both or
which being added to the present taxes will swell the
taxes be raised for 1859 by the people OF ths State to
a c0o
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
MURDER AND RoBBERIES BY INDIANS IN NEW


ST. LOUIS, March 81. - Letters from New
Mexico dated Lansburg March g. say that the Indians
In the adjoining county Of Grant are nfestng the roads
that way They appear in large numbers, and ieopar-
dize the largest trains Only few days ago, be
tween Forts Bayard and Cummings, they attacked "a
train killed one man and killed and wounded ten mules
and prevented the train from moving until relieved irOm
PHO Wenbrasa distance OF 20 % miles. Subsequently
they attacked the train OF Mr. Joab Bernard Of Wespo
Mo- and killed orc mule aud wounded another; aItcr
which they stampeded the mules 50 OF them belonging TO
Mr. HUNG escaped with them.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER LEvEEs.

NEw-ORLEANs, March 20.-The Times says
the latest nows from Grand Levee is that 1t ia ncon
pete The hands scattering and nothing definite 10
known As 10 the continuance Of the work should the
eyee break, 10 parishes may be oyerfowed.