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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
Editorial Notes.

The arrest of citizens in Cuba is
creating some stir at Washington
Last Saturday the Secretary of State
telegrapted to Consul Hall. at Ha
vans, concerning the matter. No
snswer has yet been received.
The Consular appointments are
now ready. 1t is said that the Pres
ident intends dividing this class of
Offices according to the Republican
vote, therefore, as New York has a
fourth Of the first-class missions and
half OF all tie other appointments, it
10 evident there will be great many
changes Among the prominent ap
plicants for ConsulsLip, sre General
J. H. Butler, Francis Rodman. w.
Holloway AID c. E. Pearce
The President has recalled Minis.
ter W ats from Vienna, and is now
considering the propriety of re-
calling Minister Hale from Mad.
rid.
The Tenure Of Office act has NOT
yet oeen signed by the President 1t
is thought there is an error in it and
that il must lie returned to the Sen
ate fer correction.
It 10 reported that delegation 81
lirty virginians went to Washing
IN Last Saturday, and were before
ie Reconstruction Committee about
n hour, trying to convince Genera
Iutler and his associates that the
good of the country requires the al
mission Of their State.
The appointment OF Gen. Lon.
street a. Surveyor of New Orleans il
confirmed.
Both branches OF Congress have
agreed to adjourn next Saturday.
Among others, the folio wing nom
nations we're sent to the Senate las
Saturday: o. n. Long, Consul at
Lshama. William Stedmar, Consu
at St Iago de Cuba For Postmas
iers in Indiana: John NJ. Moore,
Plymouth; Isaac K Julian. Rich
mond; Alvira Ramsey. Crawfords
vile; John S. Miller, Lafayette.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
The POst-3mce.

Prompted by . desire to harmon
IL E, in our issue OF January 7th, in
. brief article. We opposed the ap-
pointment offs new Postmaster at
shis place so long as the present in
cumbent desired to retain it--on the
ground that the people, so far as We
sould learn, were satisfied with Col.
Bailey's management Of the Office,
and tina. any attempt to remove him
while he desired to retain the Office
could only result in i'll feeling. be-
tween the opposing candidates and
:.sir friends From the article re-
krrad to We have nothing to retract.
We belie-eJ then, and believe 50
now, tina. if harmony in the Repu5-
ican party had been consulted, no
change should have been made. 1t
seems. however, that it has been
thought best, by the authorities that
be, to appoint Maj. Join NJ. Moore,
. man whs was not an applicant at
the beginning Of the contest. With
this action on the part of the APP
pointing power We tacitly submit
The Major has large benevolence,
and many other eminent qualities
having the sympathies of the peo-
pie; his appointment may tend to
unite the refractory elements which
were burst assunder by the displaee-
ment Of one whose kindness Of heart
and courtesy has gathered around
him host Of friends knit together
in ties OF friendship not easily to be
severed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

At late meeting Of twenty. four
Baptists ministers in Philadelphia,
it was found that 13 OF them had
been .sprinkled' in infancy.
A memorial from some of the
Protestant Episcopal and Catholic
churches OF New York has been sent
to the Legislature Of that State i.
praying that Good Friday be added
to the list Of legal HOLIDAYS A bill
to that effect has been introduced
in the Assembly.
The Macon Messenger has an &C
count Of the shooting Of Rev. Sam'l
Anthony while he was marrying a
couple. The victim was a Method
ist minister. and the murderer the
step father Of the girl. Anderson
vile was the appropriate scene Of
the outrage
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
The ROchester Spy W. GenI
Packard.

When our readers learn the facts,
they will discover that the SANDER
Gus charges published l. the Spy of
March IS, in which its editor vaunt-
ingly boasts that its Plymouth
correspondent invented Packard,
fall to the ground. The man ever
whom Packard was nominated Audi
ter Of Laporte county never was a
soldier, unless being clerk in u pro-
vost marshars office made him one;
and no one ever suspected him OF
being q crippled soldier.
That Charles G.. Powell, ~ Sec
rotary Of the convention, was either
charged with, or guilty of. fraud to
turn the scale in Packard's favor is
sillainously false, and can be so
sheva BY abundant testimony Of
competent witnesses who are &C.
cuainted with the facts. That the
appointment of Mr.. Moore was not
suggested by Mr.. Packard until after
the two principal parties had with
drawn from the contest, is equall-
certain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
Rebel llagoaninsity.

The indianapolis Journal SAYS The
rebels who. after Lees surrender, with a
most magnificent contempt for their coun-
try. refused 10 stay in IL. and emigra,ed to
Brazil, have concluded that they were
carrying their chivalry too Ear, and have
been returning. poor ragged and dispiri,,
lied. lew still remain, too poor to get
home. and the government, has ordered
Admiral Davis to- take them aboard a war
vessel and return them at the National ex-
p .nse. This is fitting termination of
th-;r heroic folly. The people they de.pi-
scd too much 10 live with. have To bring
them back home. and take care of them.
They srs glad to live with Yankees when
they 6nd that to live any other way il.
very much like not living Of al. All the
msgnanimity ofthe rebellion has leaked
out, and in such varied ana uncertain
10, ms that nobody has suspected it, till Il
10 found To be all gone. Most of i, went
out i'm the Ku Klux combinations and sim
liar demonstrations, but . good deal went
in private lawlessness and fra ds on free
men. The only portion that didn't look
much more like meanness than magnanim>
ity. was that which made the p assessors.
like Longstreet, accept The situation in
good faith, return to their allegiance hon
esilv, and endeavor Ia be as valuable to
the government snd &c peace, as they had
been Ia the rebellio ana the war. Their
conduct Is really magnanimons. II is wor>
Thy of the self>sacri1ce and devotion they
exhibited while they were in arms. and 4,
will MT he the least creditable part of the
record that history will make of their
lives. How in finitely great does Long
street appear, burying sDimosi;ies and en-
deavorlng tn restore harmony and pros>
perity Ia his State beside the great souled'
gentlemen who could not hear to live In
the same atmosphere with those they had
so wantonly made enemies. and ran away
10 cherish their magnificent spite in the
solitude OF Brazil, aud. when starved out
by the laziness which ia the ,nvariable a..
tendant of their style OF greatness Of soul,
10 lie brought back by those they ran
away from. One Is the conduci az man.
the other Of n willful, spoiled child who
desc rvrs spanking.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
GieaUfngs.

There are six colorrd men 10 the medic>
al department. OF Harvard University.
A recent Paris letter says The report
Was c'irreor during the week that LETTER.
sen Davis WAS dying. He had . severe
syncope, and lies in y weak state, attend
ed by DR.. Smith.
a recruiting agency in the interest of
the cuban revoltcIs has been opened in
lerre hsuie, that is, If the word Of the
JonrnU Ut that town he Of any worh.
A Knightstown paper indignantly de-
nief That there are tweriy cases of small
pox IN that place. and states that of the
well defined, unmistakable' sort there
are No more than one ortwo
Dir. Henry Vincent. the famous rn,,,sh
lecturer. Is astonishing and cleo rify.rg
large sudiaDces in the country towns Of
TINS state. Why don't the gentleman give
the denizens of the chief cities touch of
his quality.
Mad dogs are numerous and aggressive
in Fsrt Wayne.
mat The Ohio River. ut New Albany
ano there abouis. would overlap il banks,
was eminent on FRIDAY evening.
Fort Wayne has not had fire nr a fire
alarm for three months.
The collections Of Internal Revenue in
the Second District, durisg March, were
e59. 95O.06.
We are informed by old and reliable
farmers that the prospect for what v.s
never better than now. The wheat fields
never presented co fair an appearance at
this season OF the year a. Of present.
The Wabash county jail Is new vacant:
the only two tenants took 'Frsocl leave
~Vth~ pishx
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
Cuban Rebellion.

The Cuban Rebellion 10 assuming
gigantic proportions.
The following correspondence be-
tween General Dulce Of the Spanish
forces. AMI General Cespedes COM
handing the insurrectionary forces.
in which the latter proposes . war
determination rather than submit
20 the tyranny Of the Spanish. will
be Of interest 10 our readers:
HxvAxA, Jan H.
Efsor Don Csrlos Aansei d Copy
iss:-.
DEAR Srk:--Anxious as ] am that
the war which is Destroying all the
ukeueueu ef wealth which exist In
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
WILLIAM HANNAMAN.
Indiana Military Agent.

We would call the attention Of all who
desire to obtain a perfectly pure liquor to
the advertisement Of Brninger & Co (es>
tsblished l77s, No. Is Beaver Street, New
York Published in another column. The
Bininger's Old London Dock Gin is espe
cialy designed for the use Of the medical
profession and the family. and The we'll
known firm is siaked upon the excellence
Of this standard article.
Biningei's Old London Dock Gin has
long been 10 favor with tls- profession
as remedial agent. II has this peculiar
advantage over other diffnsbe stimuli,
1t sx:,ilaratcs without creating any thirs,
oi an unhealthy character, il soothes while
il also excites, and is powerful nervine
as well as an active tonic; and Il possess
es all the qualities that can be desirrd for
the highest and noblest use of all Wines or
liquors. Its ingredients are the disslled
juices If carefully selected grains. mao.
delicaiely pungent and fiavorous with the
aromatic tincture of the Juniper Berry -
Age has mellowed all these mingled Ero,
mas. and given an exquisite mildness-a
smooth. oily body-an almost floral odor
to the liquor. which renders il delicious ia
the senses. Of taste and smell alike. while
its sparkling liquid purity leaves nothing
for the eye TO desire.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

INDIANAPOLIS, Mar 81,

INDIANAPOLIS, Mar 81.
To the Editor ofMe Journal:
SIR-A great deal of inquiry is
being made as to the provisions Of
the amended bounty act Of March 3.
1869. Claim agents have greatly
misreprese lt-d its provisions, and
caused soldiers aud their heirs much
unnecessary trouble and expense.
There are but two classes of per-
sons entitled to bounty under this
amended act: First. the soldier who
enlisted for three years and whose
muster in AMI muster out rolls show
him To have served less thar three
years, although he was discharged
by reason Of expiration of term Of
service This class. under che act
Of JUL 2Sth. 1866, received only IF
ty dollars Under the new law they
are entitled to fifty moe.
The second class are the heirs of
soldiers who enlisted for and served
three years and who, on his return
home after discharge. took sick and
died from disease not contracted ir.
the service. His heirs, under the
act of July 2Sth. &c. re ,eivcd moth
ing; now they will receive one hun
dred dollars These are the only
parties benefited Ivy the act of Mar.
3. 1869. Soldiers should pay no at
tentien tn what claim agents say,
and keep their discharges in their
own possession until they know from
disinteiested parties that there is
something coming To them Soldiers
enlisted after July 18th 1864. receive
nothing under the act Of March 3,
1869.
Editors in this State will confer a
favor On soldiers and their heirs by
publishing this.
The Indiana Military Agency con.
tinues to collect all beunties. pen.
sions. or other claims for soldiers or
sheir heirs, free "f charge. as hereto
fore. Letters OF inquiry promptly
answered.
WILLIAM HANNAMAx.
Indiana Military Agent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
The Far West.

OMAHA. April 9Th.
The Missouri 81 this point is rising rap
idly and IL in splendid boating condilion
Three hundred and fifty men Of the 18th
Infantry left ON the steamer Mcdonald this
morning en- ronte for Atlanta
The track II the Union Pacific Railroad
reached Bear River. 20 miles west Of Og>
den this. afternoon. Next week stages will
connect direct with the i.rnlini of the
Uni"n and Central Pacific, making thirty
hours staging between the two railroads.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Notice is her D. given that the Partnership here
tofore ex'stipg between Bernard Ryder and Preder-
ict Miller tbs 5th day Of April. 1892 dis.ov
ed by mrtusl consent The notes sndclainsS fsr and
against aid arm will he SETTLED end tho business
still carried on by said Bernat RYDER.
BERNARD RYDERt
29w1 FREDERICK MILLER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

Dixon, Democratic candidate for Con-
eress was defeated last Monday by over
one thousand majority. and the Republics
ans have elected Strsng to the First Con-
RyesveURsi Dlshito.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
London.

The House of Commons yesterday pass
ed the bill for the abolition of imprision>
ment for debt, This 10 making some
PROCESS Ia civilization.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

~ meeting OF the Cortes yesterday II
was decided to support the ex-King Of
Portugal for the thrsne Of Spain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
Fire I'm hicagO.

On last Monday one Of the most de.
struc.ive 6res ever visiting Chicago, broke
out ON East Lake Street. destroying one
hundred thousand delIIrs wsrth Of prop
erty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

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Valuable Medical Book,

CONTAINING IMPORTANT PHYSIOLOGICAL
~ INFORMATION to ycung men cot.teinLi ting
the CHEMICAL INSTITUTE, - Clinton Place, y
Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
AGEN r 8.

We wish to arrange With Agents, sale Or eEsis
20 rsrrescnt the American shrfil. sewing EssAia.
IN each stste, County. and Town 4, The United
States aud Ontario. Extra indacsnsnt. H1ysri.,
snc-d Agents For fall particular, ss,s arr ~
Go Hissisa, sisrsss
e.V.rAEbREWs,
ssr.-sl Ae-rt.
ps;r.it, Hish.
r. B'-Tor tie benefit sforr Lssas vs h.v. A.
ranged nith parties Who hsv. eccSs suitable fer
Sewing Machine Agents ssI Ts will ,.r6
BOOK OF SAMPLES and fall particular, on rss.sp
sfons red stamp. Addrss O. V. n AEpkrvs
General Agent streif, Mich ,.sIy sr q.
A CARD.
A Clergyman. Will. residing in sszth America as
= r,is-ionar,, discovered . cafe and simple remedy
for the cure OF Nervous weskus.. Early Decay
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, ssl
The whole train Of disorders breughi an BY hsD.fs
and vicious habits. Crsas bunh-rs have esss erred
ty this noble rsmedy. Prompted BY dssirs Sc
benefit the a.1icted AID unfortunate -ili -..z n
recipe FIR Preparing and nsiHg this nedieis.. in
sealed sn'slops. 10 ssy ess vho Asets 10, Ers /.
Charge. Aedr.ss
JOSEPH F.IEEAU.
station D, bible H0ss.
fns Sss Tsrk &C.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
HOW TO INVEST a DOLLAR.

To iavesi dollar prohtably. send 25c Tor Certificate
N PACKARD cos HollIDk DIS HieuTiUk
Of Pianos, Melofeons, Wa.ches, Jeweiry.
VALUED AT o1B0,o0O.
Every article disposed Of the Ell plan. aid not 20
te paid for until you know what you
Certificates and circulars sent receipt of z5c :
for 81. PACKARD CO., IS West Fourth 81. CT =
cinnati. Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

Total..... .SIS. 900
leaving profit OF over one hundred per
cent on the manufacture, reckoning the
sugar to be " or,h only ten cents per H.
But supposins such quantity could be
raised rs TO bring the price of sugar down
Ia eight cents per H.. there would be over
ffty per cent. profit on the amount invest
ed by the manufacturer. Certainly this
sranch of industry cannot remain long
unsccupied. Peoples Journal, Phiia
deiphid
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
AGENTS WAITED ron GOLDEN

are belns ilcnIaied Zee thai the bonks yOn buy
contain Be- hue engraving and soil at e2.s5 per
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ONLY S275 PER COPY.

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HERRING e. CO,
O STATE STREET. CHICAGO. TLLTyoS

Lrsr Ladies' Osiy.-tor an article h.riag .
q remsrkasis sale. sijr~s Mrs. NosSAy. Is9
nSssa - rvv T-A.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

Of their wounded, our deaf were
barbarously abused by the Spanish
soldiery, their bodies mutilated, and
otherwise subjected to the most hor-
rible atrocities
The liherating army has not made
reprisals. We wished TO avail our
selves Of every means in our p wer
to make the enemy adopt more hui
name practices and a less ferOcious
system of warfare With that object
/ had addressed IN the first days of
the revolution despatch to the
Spanish government in Manzanilla.
in that sense. That despatch obtain
ed no answer, and the shooting of
Cubans found in arms and the dese-
Grafton Of our dead were continued.
Decided. nevertheless, to await the
last extremity before giving way to
the horrors Of reprisals, l sent by
truce a despatch on the 25th of De-
cember last to the Commander zen
eral Of Cuba, in which / entrsated
that the Spanish Government should
accept the kind Of warfare which we
had instituted and observing. in 9th
er words, 20 stipulate quarter for the
prisoners and wounded. as all civil.
lied belligerents do. even when moi
united BY ties Of similarity of origin
and religion and langaage-and m
ming a period Of fifteen years fo- its
answer; declaring that after this time
i'll unhappily received no answer
saying that they would cease to kill
and commit the befoI e mentioned
csns,iess ] would sdopt - l1ss ths
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

2.v1
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-03
nrIgham Young,s 4OtIl VIC.

ZObeide, the SEVENTEEN and faVOrite
wife Of brigham Young, has been Wis
iting Washington, and q woman cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Press
had an interview with her. She de-
scrlbes her as a pale, amber-haired
blonde, the classic cast of whose cOun-
tenance might have answered for eth
er sculptor or painter, but she wouldn't
be drawn out.n The writer SAYS:
Though she is q rib nearest his heart
to-day, a woman with q ruddier cheek
may crowd her aside tomorrow. WO-
man, is she living, breathing, poised
on the edge Of such q frightfll Dreel-
pice? Yes! But a woman with the
fire Of life smoGldering In the ashes
no rollicking flame. "A woman who
would leave room colder Tor having
passed through 10. t :
Conversation darted hither and thi-
ther like Noah's dove, who could find
no rest for the sole Of her foot. The
watery waste ofspeech was all around
US, but the Gentle was afraid and the
saint cOldly Indifferent. The Gentle
ventured to ask If the Queen was not
pleased with the prosperity Of our
country, and was it not astonishing,
after such prolonged civil war?
She hadn't been accustomed to
think much about such things"
"HOW does Utah compare with this
part of the world ?n -s
"Not much difference the world is
just about the same all OVer,n
II am told that it is very expensive
living after you leave Omaha 2,l
II never think about such things.n
"Have you met Madame Daubig-
,ney, the great French traveller. I am
told she has a reputation in Eurobe
next to the late Madame Pfeiffer. She
Is I'M Washington, and expects soon to
leave for Salt Lake,
Yes, she has been to see me two or
three times, but try to discourage
her. / don't believe in women lee
lures and women artists. I am told
she gabbles in both"
Fearful pause.
Have you called upon Mrs. Grant2''
mo, I never call upon ladies, but I
intend to pay my respects to the Pres
ident. would not like to tell them
at home j hadn't seen him.
The Gentle kindly alluded to the
fact that Joseph Smith was an old ae-
quaintanee Of her family, and al
though her father differed with him In
belief, yet as a neighbOr he was trusted
with many of his first revelations.
No response the electric Current of
the mind would not work.
Our meeting was like the greeting
OF two planets whose paths happened
to almost interseet. We neaFed each
other FOR moment, only to separate,
each flying from the other, and one.
If not both Of MS, feeling the awful eff
feet Of human faEaticism when it,
comes between two citizens of the
same Republic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-03

TIRIFLES.

& A correspondent wishes to know
how much thewaste Of time measures
round. 8i a ~
Tt was observed Of q celebrated ply
sician that he never said in eOmpany,
81 drink your health" but My SER
vice to your
A wag, passing by q house which
had been almost consumed by fire, in
quired whose il was. Being told 1t
was q hatter's, RAh,n said he, ''then
the loss will be felt.n
"AIy dear,n said rural wife to her
husband, on his return from town,
what was the sweetest thing you saw
in bonnets In the city 2'i ''The ladies'
faces. my love- p
The first newspaper printed In
America was issued in Boston, April
4, 1TO4. Only one complete copy is
preserved.
Curran was pleading the cause Of q
certain Miss Tickle. The judge was q
bit Of a wag, and Curran opened the
case with: "Tickle, my client, the
defendant, my lOrd-n The Judge in
terFupted him with; Tickle her
yourself, Curran you are as well able
to do it as I am. .
"Mamma,' said Harry, "How fat
Amelia has gotpi "Yes,n p replied his
mamma, "but don't say 'fat, dear /;
say Stout y AT the dinner table on
the following day Harry was asked if
be would take any fat. "No, thank
you, said Harry ''but win take
sOmestout.n nab aUa
Fredrick the Great was very fond
of disputatiOn but as he generally
terminated the discussion by collar
ing his antagonist and kicking his
shins, few Of his guests were disposed
to enter into arena against him. One
day when he was particularly disposed
for an argument, be asked one Of his
suite why be did not give his opinion
on some particular question. 'sIt is
impossible, your majesty, was the re-
ply, ITO express an opinion before O
sovereign who has such very strong
convictions and who wears such very
thick boots."