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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-11

81 The ths nks of all civilized Americans
are due to the authorities of Indiana for
their prom aud decisive action I'm pre-
venting the contemplated brutal encoun-
ter of McCoole and CoburR, as we'll as for
the subsequent arrest and punishment OF
the would be belligerents. A few more
such examples will materially assist the
cause of morality and deccncy.-M Y.
Citizen - 8 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-11

A party en- route for Chicago, having
some difficulty at Dunkirk to be served in
the dining room, adopted the ruse of calling
Governor .Alvord, of New York, Speaker
Colfax and soon had the steward and 8
waiter for each man. 't1f. arSeef ~-11 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-11
WAN rs.
Agents Wanted to Sell the History of
The War Between the States,
lis Causes, Character, Conduct and Results
Rv Hon Alaxandar II Cfanhan

A4OAs <A4CAaAoCA ~
book for all sections and all parties. This alb
sorbingly interesting book by 1.-THE GREAT STATES
NAN of the South, presents the most complete and
impartial ANALYSIS of the causes Of the which has
ever appeared from Southern pen il treats without
partizanship, and in the utmost moderation of the
character OF the strugge and in its description of
the conduct of the war il gives those interior lights
and shadows OF the conflict only known to those high
officers who watched the flood tide Of revolution from
its funtan- springs, and which accessible to
Mr.. STEPHENS from his position second officer of
the Confederate States. The results war
and future, have never been treated by any other
author, and Mr. STEPHENS great abilities have here
found their fullest play.
The intense desire everywhere manifested obtain
this work, its Official Character and ready SALE
bincd with Increased commission make il the
best subscription hook published, and offers to
Agents the finest opportunity to make money ever
heard of in the history Of books.
Send for descriptive Circular and Terms to Agents.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-11
AN ENTHUSIASTIC ADVOCATE

AN ENTHUSIASTIC ADVOCATE.
"My wife, from six years previous use of Vince
Ter a Wilson Machine, came 10 the of Grover &
Baker with reluctance. But in few weeks preju-
dice vanished, admiration succeeded, aud now the
Grover 4 Baker has more enthusiastic advocate
than She The simplicity of its construction the IA
cility with which its nse is acquired the heanty
strength and elasticity Of its stitch, aud its adapt
bility to all kinds of work, qualities ~'..h do not
all belong al once 10 any other machine. Letter from.
Prof. HeasAdw, Of WsiiisoR Seminary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-11
WEAK AND DELICATE cHILDREI

Are made strong 10y the Of either Of those remedies
They will cure every case OF MARAsMUS, without
fail
Thousands of certificates have accumulated In the
hands of the proprietor, but space will allow of the
publication Of hut few. Those, IL will be observed,
are Of note and of such standing that they must
be believed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-11
COFFINS.

A large assortment OF Collins of all kind
and sizes will be kept constantly in store
They also keep
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Special Auttres.
Prannat11ra Danav.

Thousands so annually into premature
graves because they neglect to preserve that
inesdmapls blessing health. sufer-
ers from Liver Complaint, dyspepsia. con-
stipation and similar ailments, your disease
will take It's inevitable course and end your
days on earth, perhaps suddenly, unless you
take the means to preventit. But beware Of
false methods and use only a sure protection
against the cause ofthese diseases, as well as
the only absolute remedy for them. Fortify
yourselves at once by course of AIishler's
Herb Bitters, and thus render your consti.
tuition and physique invulnerable to the at
tacks of epidemic Disorders and the ordinary
complaints which prevail in every locality.
The most distinguished physicians of the
present day use tttn their practice, and posi-
lively declare that the whole science OF
medicine possesses no remedyIthat Is half 50
emcacIous for diseases arising from disor-
dered stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Intestines
&C.. as MishIer's Herb Bitters. Sold by all
druggists and dealers.
DR.. 6. B. Hartman & Co., Proprietors
Lancaster, Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH & co,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.

The number of Democratic candi-
dates for the Presidency increases as
the 4th of July draws near. Besides
PendIeton, Johnson, Hancock, Hen
bricks and Chase, several new names
turn up in these latter days. Among
them are General F. P. Blair, Sanford
E. Church, Governor English of Con-
necticut, Asa Packer, of Pennsylvania,
and Parker, of New Jersey. There is
q rumor of new combination in favor
of Reverdy johnson, of Maryland. His
friends intend, it is said, to spring his
name upon the Convention while the
members are still unable to agree upon
candidate; and they hope to carry
him through by an impetuous rush.
The New York Post says it is very
we'll known among the intimate friends
of Horatio Seymour that he will not
accept a nomination for President and
that he intends, for a year or two, to
retire from the eXcitements of public
life. Those, therefore, who urge his
claims can do SO, probably, with the
intention to carry over to some other
candidate, at a critical moment, the
votes they can collect for Seymour.
General Rosecrans, who, it is re-
ported will be the tempory President
of the Democratic National Conven-
ton, will receive also, it is said, the
nomination, from Mr.. Johnson, oil
Minister to Mexico. Rosecrans's ap-
pearance in the Democratic Convention
is, we suppose, in consequence of his
old quarrel with Grant.
The Republicans of Bangor, Maine
opened the campaign on Saturday
evening by great open air meeting, at
which two large and elegant flags for
Grant and Colfax were raised in the
public squares. Speeches were made
by Hannibal Hamlin, General Plaster,
and others.
The Boston Traveller says: "Hon.
Caleb Cushing Is now devoting his time
and his great abilities to the interests OF
drawn altogether from politics, but we
believe his sympathies are, and for
some years have been, with the Rebuff
Iican party"
AN enthusiastic old farmer entered
the counting room of the Lesvenworth
Conservative, last Thursday, and or
dered the names of Grant and Colfax
printed on the tail-board of his wagon,
which he had backed up TO the door for
the purpose.
Mr.. VIM. Lee, GAINESVILLE, has Sc
cured fine pole, eighty feet in length,
which he intends erecting in front OF
his store, in honor of General Grant.
-Watchward of the Pendleton Es-
Cort-Will you drink? Reply-You
bet.
The Pendleton Escort will not car.
ry the Confederate flag, as rumored.
Louisiana is supposed to have re-
ceived another installment OF "her
rights" in the person of a colored
Lieutenant Governor.
General John A. Logan, General
James w. Nye, John A. Bingham and
Ex-Governor George s. Boutwell,, are
to speak at Poughkeepsie on the 4th OF
July.
The constituents of Congressman
]. NJ. Ashley, of Ohio, have appIauded
his course in Convention, and renomi-
mated him.
The Cleveland PlGindeuLer says 3d.
600 Western Democrats will be in New
York, July 4. That means Pendleton,
Chief Justice Chase and Henry A.
Wise have engaged rooms at the st.
Cloud hotel, New York. The lion and
the lambl
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1858.
ISA7.
1902.

1909. 1S47. 1885,
In 1902 the grandfather of DR.. Tobias intro
duced the VENETIAN EMINENT in Eng
land. II was success although the price
was Guinea Bottle. His late Majesty VII
liam " used it for Chronic Rheumatism, and
was entilely cured, after suffering for two
years, his attending physicians being unable
to effect a cure, and he wrote a letter OF
thanks, which is now in possession of my
uncle in Liverpool. I have offered flo0 ster-
ling for that letter, but 1t was refused. In
1877 put 1t out in the United states, and
now, in 1868, the sale is immense. Thou
sands OF families are never without it. 1t is
safe and innocent to apply externally or
take internally. For 81 years have war
ranted it to cure the following complaints:
Cholera Diarrhea, Dysentery, Lroup, Collie,
Cramps, Vomiting and Sea Sickness, taken
internally, and Chronic Rheumatism, Burns,
Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Toothache, Frosted
Feet, Swellings. Insect stings, and pains in
CHEST, Back, or Limbs, externally. 1t never
fails, If used as directed; for Cholera or
Dysentery it is certain, If used when first al
tackled. No one once trying it, Will ever be
without it. Sold by Druggists. Price Fly
Cents and One Dollar. Depot, 10 Park
Place, N: Y. jel6-lmdSw
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I1HUnsDAY MORNING, July 2.

THE friends of constitutional lib
erty in the mountain Businesses" have
made a discovery I'M astounding
amazipg, fearful discovery-which
makes their teeth chatter and each
separate hair to stard on end. 10 say
that they are horror. stricken is to state
the fact very mildly indeed. This
discovery seems to have been made
simultaneously In different sections
OF the State, aud from all quarters
comes up what Artemus Ward would
have called a "whale," or what ALI
Burnett would call "a whalin'
and gnaship' of teeth" Does the gen.
tie reader ask, what is all this about ?
We reply, it is all about the adjective
"white" as qualifying the genus
homo.
1t seems that the revisors of the Code,
In Incorporating in their work the old
Virginia militia law took it just as 1t
stood in the old Code, requiring mill
tary service of the tUhite male citizens.
When this report was considered before
the House of Delegates, it appears
some member, not having the wrath OF
the copperbeads before his eyes, and
knowing that by the law of the land
the black man had been made citizen
and received the protection of the Gov
ernment as such, that be was required
by the national militia law to perform
militia duty, ard believing that negro
had no moro right 20 be exempted
from this service than q white man,
moved to strike out the word "white,"
and it was done accordingly, SO as to
REQUIRE black men as we'll as white
men to stand the draft and the rigors
of the "malish." 1t is provided, to be
sure, the law is to remain imperative
unless the public safety renders 1t
necessary to call out the militia. AS
matter of fact, there is to be no mus
tering done; yet we are called upon in
agonizIng terms by our copperhead ex-
changes to know if we want to "muster
with a niger 2" We unhesitatingly
say, mol We don't want to muster
with anybody And there don't hap
pen to be any mastering to be done I'M
less able bodied men are wanted for tar
gets. In that case we would
feel about as safe by the
side of an honest black man as
beside rebel. If a draft had to be
made we would just as lief negro
should be drafted as ourselves, and II
blood had to be spilled we would just
as lief his blood should be spilled as
our own.
But the trouble is the negro is to be
enrolled as a militiaman. So are the
white copperheads. Then of course
they are on an equality! And being
on an equality, what is to save theiedi-
tor of the Greenbrler Independent. for
instance, from "marrying a niger ?"
Nothing we can think of, unless it
should be the virtue and good taste Of
the "nigger."
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WEST VIRGINIA.
William E. Stevenson, the Republican
Candidate for Governor.

(FFom the P0tsburoh Commercially
The nomination of William Erskine
Stevenson formerly of this city,) for
Governor of West Virginia, is one of
the peculiar illustrations which, while
affoTding reasonable grounds for the
belief that wise Providence overrules
the affairs of nations, thwarting the de.
signs of INSCRIPTIONS men who were
engaged directly and indirectly in per-
petuating the national evil, Is also ac-
cepted by those conversanL with the
facts as the perfection of poetic justice
The manner of his elevation. no less
thsn his personal peculiarities and rigid
adherence to the course OF lie mapped
out in the light of personal expert
ence among an independent, plain
spoken people, may be justly charac-
terized as the severest rebuke which
has been administered to the misguided
"Mother OF Presidents" and those OF
her vacillating sons who worshipped
the God of Expediency.
The majority of our readers require
little prompting to remind them OF his
devotion to the principles which, under
various names, were recognized as the
Dearest approach to republican sim
plicity and true liberaIity. AS Wing.
Freesoiler and Emancipationist, he was
never more at home than when draw
ing. homely illustrations. (slnce real
49, Dlt'eIlysl eAulOlLluR buo re-
suit of "the inevitable conflict" which
he saw approaching. That was long
before the sluice-Rates of secession were
thrown open. With the advent of the
Republican party, the mass of our citi-
Gems recognized him as an appronriate
representative, placing Unlimited trnst
in his political Judgment. After win
ming unusual honors in the Legislature.
he removed to Virginia. Here The
cabinet maker turned farmer. But he
held fast to his principles. When
the rebellion broke out the men
who moulded public opinion in the
Old Dominion either sYmpathized
with, oE openly advocated secession.
In this emergency no time was to
be lost. The whilom cabinet maker
dropped the pillow and began to oppose
the rebellion. In the meantime the or
dinRnce of secession was forced through
the Convention which met Mt Rich
mondj afterwards, when the farce of
submitting the ordinance TO the people
was enacted, Mr.. Stevenson labored
with all his might TO defeat it In West
ern Virginia, in consequence of which
a large majority Of the votes cast west
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leaving grass and other crops compare

leaving grass and other crops compara-
lively unframed.
IA little child, eight months old, in
Dubuque, showed such uneasiness a
lew days since that its parents were
led to an examination, resulting in the
discovery that a bone OF the leg, the
hbolas was out of place. a physician,
while trying to reset the bone, discov-
cred large sewing needle firmly i'm
beded in the flesh and piercing the
joint. The Doctor thinks this needle
has been in over TWO weeks, and was
instrumental in dislocating the bone.
The child seemed much relieved when
the needle was removed and the bone
reset.
The government sent by the Adams
Express Company, Friday night, six
tonsof gold coin from New York to
Boston, to pay the July interest. As
the train was nearing Hartford, it en-
| countered sleeper placed on the track
with the evident intention of causing
wreck. The scheme happily failed. It
| is nevertheless mystery how the fact
should have become known that tue
train had such valuable freight.
Several Philadelphia firms have
given notice. to their employees that
after July first they will pay them. by
the hour Instead of by the day. They
propose to get rid of the eight hour
law in that way. .aa
in Newark, N. j., last April. girl
of sixteen years., named Mary Ann
Smith, who was living with a respect
able and excellent family, suddenly
disappeared. An investigation proved
that she had been decoyed to New York
under pretense of seeing a sick child,
seized and imprisoned in the House of
the Good Shepherd of that city. The
reason alleged for this outrage was that
the girl, who was of Catholic parentage,
while living with the American family
above mentioned attend the Methodist
Church. at the request Of the parents
of the girl a priest visited her, and,
finding her Indifferent to the Catholic
religion, advised that she be put in the
House of the Good Shepherd. Hence
her abduction and imprisonment. One
day last week the Supreme Court OF
New York, in Chambers, heard a mo-
tion to discharge writ of hGbeas COR
Ptts, obtained by Jesse L. Gilbert to re-
move the girl from the House of the
Good Shepherd. The Court directed
testimony to be taken. So we shall
hear further of this extraordinary case.
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8nr Sale.
Commissioners Sale
OF A
VALUABLE FARM.
Saturday, July 18th, 1858.
FRONT DOOR OF COURT HoTrsE
Pratt Fox,

Pratt g & Fox ,6 In GG;lha9,eeEy In
sheIrard Clemens, Ell al. OF Ohio co.. " So4 M
PURSUANT TO THE DEGREES Mans
in the above cause on the SSd ~ y
NAV, 1S6S, 1 will on saturday the IsfJ1 H. 81
of July, 1865, commencing al 10 oiclncI- q -
as Special Commissioner appointed nv owl ~.
OF Court. sell at public auction al The TO-,
door OF the Court House OF Ohio copntJ- ~
certain tract OF laEd in said decree meE to- az
ed and described, as follows: IAN mar NJ
eel OF land situate on Big Wheeling Cras6
in Ohio county, beginning at a surar oI1I
walnut on William Buchanan's line, 49,
with said line N. so deg. E 30 poles n 3 n
oak on the banksof Wheeling Creek thencs
down said creek with the meanders and SJSS
| ing thereon 226% poles to two sycamore
the corner in the line separating the land OF
James RenfOrd. thence with said Renfori,S
| line s. g. w. S2S poles to g stone In the cor.
ner OF said Renford' 3 line, thence rs. IA dee
Z. II poles to the place of beginning, CON.
tanning one hundred and tWenty-six acres
| OF Land, " being the same tract OF land which
was convey ed to the said eherTau Clemens
i by Andrew White, administrator OF Daniel
sIeenrOd, deceased, by deed dated the I4th
day OF October, 1884, and recorded In the Re
cordeEs ofhce Of Ohio county in Deed Book
/ No. -, folio 1912.
| TERMs or fourth OF the NM
chase price in CASH on the day of sale ann
the remainder thereof in three equal iustaI.
ments, payable respectively in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from day
OF sale; the tile TO be reserved until the pur
chase price is fully paid"
jeSO-td Special Comnissio5ss,
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

BOSION, MASS
Tie very important and extensive Inn
provements which have recently been made
in this popular Hotel, the largest in New
England, enable the proprietors to offer to
Tourists Families. and the Travelling public,
accommodations and conveniences superior
to any other Hotel in the city. During the
past summer additions have been made OF
numerous suits of apartments, with bathing
rooms. water closets, &C., attached; one OF
Tufts magn ihcent passenger elevators, the
pes ever constructed, conveys guests TO the
upper story OF the house in one minute; the
entries have been newly and richly carpetedr
and the entire house thoroughly replenished
and refurnished. making it, in all It's ap-
poIntments, equal to any hotel in the coun-
try. Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls and Cafe
LEWIS RICE & SON,
my4-3meod Proprietors.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d from William T. Poole to me dated tbs
18th day OF August, 1865, and of record in the
Office OF the Recorder OF Ohio county, West
' trgtnfa, In deed book 80, folio 14O, shall
on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF July, 1855, at
the front door ofthe Court House In the city
of wheeling, pro eed 20 sell by public auc-
ton to the highest bidder one fun and undi-
vided halfof the following described proper
ty, situate in Ohio county, W. Va, that is 70
and three, part OF the BoRgs farm, with the
right to the coal between the north and
south lines OF said coal lots as far back as the
eastern boundary of the said Boggs fArm
and the Entertainments and appu1enances
to the said coal lots and coal belonging or sp
Selling as trustee shall convey only such
title as Is vested IN me. Terms of sale cash
a. g. ROBINSON, Trustees.
WHEELING, June Is, 1858 teIS-ts
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CHRIsTAnORO,s DYE,
Which in a twInkling.

Which in tWlnk1Dg.
Produces the Most Enchanting
Shades of Color,
From Brown TO Black, is consequently uni
versal favorite, the more especially as it
IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF THE HAIR,
And requires renewing less frequently thar
any other.
ChristndOrO's Hair PrescrVntiVe.
Would you have luxuriant glossy tresse!
clustering around your brow. like vine ten
drills round a parIan shaft. Purchase thai
celebrated and matchless preparation known
throughout the fashionable world as CHRIS
TADORO'S hair preservative and beauther
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hail
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane
Principal Depot No. Astor House.
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DIED,

TRIMBLE-On Wednesday morning. July
LIST, MARY BELL, infant daughter of John b.
and Harriet A. Trimble, aged three months
and two days.
The funeral i'll take place this, CThurs-
day. afternoon at 81 o'clock from the resi-
dence of the parents, corner Of Eoff and
Marshall sts., Centre Wheeling. Friends OF
tho family are respectfully invited to attend.
ARTIST ONG-Of Paralysis, July l. 1893,
at o'clock M, F. r, ARhsrRoEG, ST., in
the 73d year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from tho resi-
dence or his son-in-law, ]. D. Du Bots, on
Fourth street, this (Thursday) afternoon at
o'clock. The friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend.
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antiquity of Brandretn's Pills.

Antiquity of Brandrefh's Pills.
Age is not claimed as a merit, only as Q
sign Of intrinsic worth.
The really useful article lives on with 8
strong vitality; the poor one Ianguishes fol
a time and then gees out easily.
BRANDRETHs PILLS are even prescribed
by great physicians when the bowels call
loudly 1or help, because they never fail &c
open and give relief.
Hundreds of thousands would consider 1t g
calamity If these safe family Pills could moi
DO obtained. 1t has been officially settled
that more of BRASDRETu's PILLS are SOLD
than all other pills put together. Merit SELL
them.
BRASDRETH's PILLS possess qualitie!
which restore every organ and fiber of the
body TO health; are purely vegetable and safe
for every period OF life.
Principal office, Brandreth House, New
York.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Jel6-lmd&w B. BRANDRETH.
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HAPPY mARRIAGEs.

ESSAYS FOR YouNG MEE, on the Errors,
AbuEes and Diseases, which create impedi-
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
OF treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pm. myl9s3mdL&w
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Steambnats.
Fare Reduced.
The nne side-wheel Steamers

The fine Side-wheel Steamers
n. MCCULLOUGH, Capt. Moore
eu96ABAYARD, Capt. Shepherd
tsssss5. 7STAR GREY EAGLE, Capt Brennan.
Leave Wheeling for Marietta and Par
kersburg
EVERY EVENING,
Sunday Excepted, at nine o'clock p. m.
Passage Through, Meals and State Rooms
included 81 so.
Boat for Plttsburg every morning at
o'clock.
Freights will be received at MI hours ofthe
day on the landing. Tarpaulins and other
pany for the preservation and safety OF all
freight, whether In large parcels or small
ETeiSht carried either up or down at RE-
DUCED RATES.
JAS. n. HOLMES, Agent.
7. n. MONG, Freight Agent.
ONCE and Sitting Room, No. SO Monroe st,
mar2-tf
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For sale for HaIf lis value.

A SMALL FARM CONTAINING ~
n acres, within two miles of CruRaI )
NAL. soil GOODS acres in cultivation
II Sec EEl9 E mn an me 5aa
dant yield.
jelB l. IRWIN,