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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
A dienatcb to DeWolfe 4 Hutch

A dispatch to Dew olfe & Hutch
inson Of this city, owners of the
schooner Sutherland, announced the
arrival Of that craft at Chicago on
Wednesday, in damaged condition,
and also reported the sad intelli-
gence of the death of her captain,
George W. Dodge. The Suther
land, it appears, was loaded with
lumber and shingles for this city,
and was out in the heavy northeast
er Of Monday night, and had got
within about fifteen miles of port
when both her tcpnasts, spring stay
and foresail were carried away in an
instant, and it then being Impossible
to make our piers, she was obliged
to run before the wind for Chicago,
where she arrived in o leaking con-
dition. Captain Dodge. at the time
of Lisdeath, was ut the masthead
looking for light, when n small
piece Of the forecap struck him on
the head, killing him instantly, his
body falling overheard aid being
swept from sight in the darkness
He leaves ayoung wife and child,
who reside short distance from
town, to mourn his loss.
We have later intelligence from
one of the owners that the Suther
land was not so badly injured as at
first Observation-Disclosures.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
Editorial Notcs.

John L. Ketcham, a very pronai
rent lawyer at Indianapolis, died
last week, from injuries received by
falling through g ,,atchway of a gro
Gerry store Mr.. Ketcham was born
April Cd, 1870, in Shelby county,
Kentucky, educated at Bloomington
University in this State, and in '3s
began the study Of Ian with Judge
Blackford, and was soon after ad
Mitted to the Bar. and practiced the
profession until tho time OF his
death.
The Loganspors P1aros is censid-
erably exercised over q move which
It says IS nov gotten up in the East
ern States for the purpose Of over
throwing the Federal Government,
and establishing an imperial one in
its stead. There is no one so afraid
Of = ghos. as he who has committed
murder
The report that Senator Norton
had q stroke or palsy, is incorrect
The Senator has been quite unwell
for some time past, and the heat in
the Senate Chamber caused q partial
fainting. He was able TO walk to
his carriage and the fresh sir reviv-
ed him.
President Grant having been i'm
posed npon in the recommendation
OF persons to Gil important posi-
lions, he is now determined to revise
and correct many of his appoint
mcAts. The probabilities for many
important changes are apparent.
John S. Carlisle has been confirm.
cd Minister to Stockholm.
Last week. Kansas City, in the
State OF Kansas, was thrown into
intense excitement by q Mrs. Bow
en- shooting five shots from reyol
ser az her husband. The cause, &C
eerding to Mr. Bowen's account
being that she was numerically
beating her little child not tive years
old, and he had to choke her to per.
suade her 10 desist. The dih1eult5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29


Fortunately the late session of the
Forty>First Congress did not close until
provision bad been made for the recon>
struction of Virginia, Mississippi and
Texas. They have got over their fits OF
"salks," finding that their rejection of the
terms imposed, and staying "out In the
cold was iniuriug only themselves. They
are at last willing to surrender, end
Congress acting under the sagacious
advice oil the President, has granted them
an opportunity. Before the Resembling
of Congress In December, they will be
ready for admission and representation.
We are pleased that The bill providing
8 Ythe reconstruction OF these States passed
with the Morton proviso" requiring them
10 adopt the fifteenth amendment as a
condition precedent 10 their complete
restoration.
1t will be q happy thing 20 see these
States, so long hating and expressing the
negro, come back into the UniCn over a
path paved with constitutional recogni-
tion OF universal suffrage. Our "erring
sisters coming back in acknowledged
obedience 10 such principles, craven In
the enduring adament OF the constitution,
can never refrace their steps.
The bill which has just passed Com
gress by the advice of the President, and
become a law by his prompt assent, is the
browning act of The series of reconstruc-
ton measures. 1t will close the agita>
ton which has disturbed the country for
four years past, and well nigh involved us
in another civil var.
As the first great national measure with
which President Gran. is prominently
identified !, is prophetic of sagacisus
craftsmanship with which the new adj
ministration is TO be conducted.-Au-
burn Ne,cs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
How to Treat the Rite Of q
Mad Dor.

DR.. Stephen Ware of Boston, in his
testimony in recent case which grew out
Of the injuries from the bite OF dog, fur
Dished the following valuable advice:
in the case of The bite Of dog. where
the teeth of the animal penetrated the flesh
whether the dog was known 10 be mad or
not, be should use the same precautions.
He would wash the wound with
water, extract all the virus possible by
sucking the wound with his lips, and then
cauterize it deeply with the caustic most
readily obtained; but should use potash II
1t could be procured at once. The time In
which the effects Of the bite Of a mad dog
would be seen varied from two TO three
days 10 as many years, but Ii no effects
were felt after two or three months. as q
general thing, the patient might cansider
himself safe Bites made through clothing
are seldom productive of much harm. us
even if the dog is mad tbeclo,hing absorbs
the virus before the teeth reach the flesh.
Most of all the fatal cases ale where the
person Was bitten on some naked spot
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
occurred near tie Garno House.

OccuIISU ueaI Tue 0arnO dCubc.
Vice President Colfax and lady
were at Indianapolis on the 25th,
but left the same evening in conse-
quence Of the sudden illness of her
only brother, in Ohio.
1t is said that General Mcclellan
is.soon to appear as a public lectu'
rer.
Mrs. s. N. Pixies diamonds are
valued at S16O, 900
Whittier's poems have . better
sale in Germany and in France than
the works Of any other American
poet.
Charles Wesley, brother Of the
venerable founder Of methodism, is
said to have written seven thousand
hymns.
Charles Cadwallader, engineer on
the Central Pacific Road, has sound
ed the Bonner Lake to the depth OF
1900 feet without finding bottom.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
Grants Naturalization.

The Chicago Tribune OF the 9th,
10 leading editorial on Grants Adj
soinistralion. intimates that on the
4th day of lest March, President
Grant was the strongest man
IN Ciristendom;' but now thinks his
administration is weakened by two
mistakes; the appointment Of his
Cabinet. and his eagerness to appoint
personal friends and relatives to Of
fcs;' and to strengthen his admins
tration, change in the Cabinet is
suggested. While we admire the
frankness of the Tribune, and ind
nothing therein which seems to i'm
pugn tie motives Of President Grant
we dc question the prepriety Of
joining the Democracy and disap
poiute, Office seekers at this early
day, in the general charge OF weak
ness in the Cabinet, and Nepotisln
in Grant 1t would almost be q
miracle if the President, in the num-
Der OF appointments, should make
no mistake, but we have yet no ev-
idencc to prove the Cabinet weak
one. The Tribune knows that the
man who now occupies the Execu-
tive chair, who was but a few years
ago scarcely known, was but a mod
est, unassuming private citizen, and
that, the opportunity given him, he
soon rose to be the pride Of the ma.
ton (:). And as the Tribune admits
that the Cabinet Is composed of
mtn of sterling integrity, might Not
they, too, in the discharge Of their
duty, give evidence Of great ability.
Bat If, after strict trial, the members
should be found Incompetent, it
might be proper to advocate a
change. That men rave not been
known as statesmen in the common
accertstion Of the term, is no evil
dence that they are incompetent to
discharge the duties of Cabinet On
GERS when the opportunity affords,
and if Democrats and disappointed
men should talk on the street COR
ners AMI in the street cars about
being partial to friends is it evidence
of Nepotism? But what if IS was
too partial tn his friends? We know
that he will never betray bis trust,
and we may thank our stars that the !
opposite party can find nothing |
worse to charge him with. One Of
our lest Presidents had but little |
reputation for Craftsmanship, aud |
it has been demonstrated that some !
OF our greatest statesmen in theory,
gave evidence OF OF practical weak
ness in executive ability. Expert
ezce has shown that it does not re
quire great Theoretical Statesman
for a fna1cier, and we are convinced
that some Of our greatest Statesmen
were no fnanciers at all. Grant evil
IDENTIFY had in view o man for each
place, and if for important stations
be chose from his friends it was be-
cause they were best known to him
TO possess the qualifications for the
position. So long as Grant is true
TO his trust and to the party that
placed him in his high position. We
are inclined to bear up his arms un-
der the burdensome task, and give
strength TO his administration rath- |
er than weaken by throwing out in
situations that his appointees arc
Incompetent to the task. at least be-
fore they have an opportunity of
msnifesting their ability.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

The list Of Friends (Shakers), recently
appointed as Indian agents, includes some
Of the best and prrest men of that dement,
nation, who will soon inaugursie the new
Indian policy. These agents will, we are
confident, inaugu.sie some cxceller, r-
forms so far as the honest and faithful dis
Charge of their duties is concerned. and
will soon gain The confidence and respect
of the Indian Cf they have any such an
article as a conscience) By their honorable
and jus: dealings among them; they will:
also prevent tn: distribution liquor nong
them, which will remove the most serious
cause of rouble not only among them
selves, but between them and The whites.
The fact, however, that the society Of
which these gentlemen are representatives
is known 10 be opposed TO war may cause
the Indians TO impose upon them, and
disregard their treaties. as they have done
80 frequently. The only proper way TO
enforce obedience is with the army. VIII
they use il? The country will await the
result OF this experiment with great
anxiety Ind. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
Hale And Sanford.

Ar. John L. Hale, our Minister to
Spain, refuse TO resign, and the
Senate having very properly refused
to confirm the transfer of Sanford
from Belgium to that mission, We
have the result that both Sanford
and Hale remain in their present Of
fees. Ifever there was a clear case
of the injustice to the country result
ting from the Office Tenure law this
I is one. Mr.. Hale has rendered
himself obnoxious to his countrymen
by his personal conduct in Thanking
ivCices for commercial house, and
yet under the Office Tenure law he
cannot he removed during the recess
of the Senate. 1t is unfortunate
that the President could not have
found proper person for the Span
ish mission, because Mr. Hale, after
the worldwide exposure OF his per
sonal conduct, can be Of no further
use to his country in Madrid, nor
can he command the personal re-
spect of the government to which he
is accredited,
II is said that the action on Mr..
Sanford's nomination was, in a great
measure, influenced by wish of .
majority of the Senator's that he
should remain where he is, a. Brus-
sells. Under the power given 10
them by the Office Tenure law, the
friends Of Hale and Sanford have
unit d to keep them in Office against
the wishes and feelings Of a MAORI
ty Of the American pc ople.
There has hecn nothing in Mr.
Sanford's personal conduct that has
been disgraceful in sense implying
corruption; but he has no qualifca
ton for the Office save immense
wealth, Of which he makes lavish
expenditure in his efforts to stand
on . social level with the petty prin-
ces who visit and dwell in Brussels.
He has held the office eight Years,
and his mission has been of no pos
sible value during all that time, ex-
cept to crafty his own inordinate
vanity.
Just at this moment We want q
first class. respectable statesman at
Ma,,rid, and should the Senate ad.
journ before the president as found
such a person, Mr. Hale will contin.
ne in office until next winter. True,
the President may suspend" him
but such proceeding. dependent n
a subsequent approval ofthe Senate,
is not one likely to secure the best
kind Of man to take the place subject
to the uncertainty Of continuance
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
Bla,sael and Eckel. who obtained An

Blaisdcl and Eckej, who obtsIned an
unen viable notore,y during the Burdell,
Cunningham murder trial, were for time
bitter enemies. Blaisdel went 10 Georgia
but was obliged tn leave on the commence
mept of hostiities; Eckel remained in the
hide and In, business in New York, but
was finally closed out by Blaistlel, who
had become q member OF The Board of
Health. Finally they became fast friends
again, opened an Illicit distiIlery, 1t IL said,
and are now in the Ludlow Street jail in
tba, city, ru
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

Mrs. Lincoln is treated with the
greatest attention and courtesy at
Frankfort on. the Main, where the
admirers of her husband have pre-
scented her with handsome service
of silver plate M
Somebody perpetrates the follow
ing as the last conundrum: As Col
fax had Nellie Wade, why didn't he
have her uncle weighed slsos Be-
cause he's Ben Wade as
The Rev. ". H. Murray, pastor
OF the Park Street Church in Boston
and author of q new book on the
A1irondacks, is one or the most ac-
complishsd .sportsmen In New Eng.
hnd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
"Alas. for the rarity
or Christian charity
unflar III. ann ~

Notwithstanding the many fine churches,
Christian charity is as scarce an article
here As at any ether place this side Of
Heaven. Rev. E. X. Hammond OF New
York Is here holding series of Juvenile
meetings; he is making a rattling among
the dry bones; old and young flock to his
meetings; whether he is doing any good
or not cannot tell, but he is at least mak>
ing considerable noise. Col. Holloway,
Grants appointee as postmaster here, has
taken possession of the Office.
Politically, there is split In the Re-
publican party. The independent candi-
date for Mayor stands but little chance Of
being elected.
Captain Joanson, the member from
your County, Is faithfully doing his duty
as member OF the Legislature. He 10
promptly on hand at roll call, and votes
as he thinks is for the best. hope in my
next to send you more general news
VRLoorrHDR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
The Best Sporting Gun i'm
the World!

DOPERs american IL ale GnaEe
GUN. fnpreved bye. A.sPEkcBR. inventor Of
the famous Spepcsr RICE. Firing -Four shots
n two :seo1ss .:s,s ssS.sry NAM x
hsrt, Mnss Send FOR dIssrirsiv sissoisr, rtvisg
rrfes Net sed tsstisscnisls.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

North Meridian, Which Is to cost $50, 900.
The Roberts Chapel congregation is also
building IN $50, 900 church on North Ala,
bama street. II fine churches, will be of
any benefit to the people of indianapolis,
they will certainly be a very moral SEX
When the two new churches above mems
toned are completed. indianapolis can
boast OF more and finer churches thar any
other city of its size In the United States.
But
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
DR.. IRISH'S p
OTTAWA BEER.

A Delicious, Heslthful, Temperance Beverage
Extracts supplied fnr Fountains. For terms and
c,.lar send to Dr. IRISH's Ottowa Beer and Fami-
IL Medicine Manufacturing Co., No. 81 Fulton ST..
B-ooklyn, NJ HHt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
THE DOLLAR SUN,


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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
New Advertisements


STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY.
To all 10hona at may concern, greefing:
"HEREAS at the February Term, 1863, Of the
W Marshall Circuit Court, il WAS ordered that
for the hearing Of the case of Henry L. Brook. ct
al and David .: Rose ct al, and the case OF Jacob
T. Forbes, ct, nj. vs.. Theophilus Cain et al, then
pending. An adjourned Term Of said Court would
be held on the 18th day of June, 1860. Therefore,
be ii known that for the trial Of the aforesaid caus-
es adjourned tarm Of the Circuit Court for the
County of Marshall will lie begun and held at the
Court House, in the town Of Plymouth, On
Tuesday, June 18th, 1869,
and continued from day to day until the business o
laid term shall be completed, of which the parties
10 the causes aforesaid together with the regll r
panel Of Petit Jurorsfor the February Term, 1898,
Of said Court i'll take notice and said panel of Ju
will then and there be in attendance, and fail
not at their peril.
In testimony whereof I. JOHN c. CUSH-
NAN. Clerk Of the Marshall Circuit Court,
have hereuhto set my hand and affixed tho
seal Of said Court at my once in Plymouth,
this 18th day Of April. 1869
23tl JOHN c. CCSHMAf. Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
New Advertisement.
WANTED, AGENTS. 81 :a S.r to Ss 81

WANTED, AGENTS, s per to month nth
everywhere. nalsand female. to intrcduce the GEN
UIHE PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
hem, fell, tuck; quilt, cord bind. braid and EN-.
hroider in the most superior manner. Price only
SIS. Fully warranted for five years. We will gny
81 600 for any machine that viii sew u stronger,
more beautiful; OF elastic seam than ours. Ii
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second
Stitch le cut and still tie cloth cannot be Fnll
Cd apart wiz hont tearing IL. We pay Agents from
SIS To eco per month and expenses or commits
sion nom which twice ihat amount can be made
address q Co., Pittsburgh. Pa Boston,
Mas. or St Louis No.
CAUTION.-Do not lie imposed upon Ivy ether
parties palming of worthless cast iron ma nss,
der the same otherwise. Ours is the only
genuine AMI really PRACTICAL cheap machine manu~
fastnIed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

hints to the Married, and hose who
= u about to be Marsied Send stamp
for p.mphiat. Mrs. A A. wiSsIow 60. p. .. box
No. 1906 " Y,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

LrrrrScerr 4 BAIrwrrI We hare no trouble
with your saws they don't nseS be lined up with
paper; wsput on the handrel snd they 20 right
along.
cd.
Respectfully, CHAS. J. FOX.
LIPPIyCoTT = BAKE WELL,
Manufacturers Of Circular. huiay, Mill Gang and
Cross Cut Saws. Choppins Axes, all shapes. Col
burns Patent Axe Shovels, Spades and Miles Pat
emit Covered Scoop.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

RELLs br CHURCHES. q CADEMY. TACT0.
uDRY, FARMS &c. The loudcst, best and pprest
toned made. They never break. every FARMER
wants one. at from $500 to 1857 Large bells for
Churches DC, at reasonable prices Fair discount
10 the trade. Address, wM.' L. -. II. hEBRiN,
Frede vi xktown, ID.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

neafness, Cafarrh, and Scr0fula. A
nJsdy who had suffered for years from Deafness,
Cstsrrh. and Scrofuia. cured by simple rene
dy Her sympathy and gratitude prompts her TO
send the receipts free If charge 10 any similarly
sf1iced. Addres Mrs, q. LreGErI, Hoboken, Now
Jersey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
Warranted for Five Years
40 z NJ T 3.

wswkh to arrange vifi Agents, inais 81 sns.s
t. represent the American Shuttle Sewing Bschias
in each State. County. End Town !, Size gLit@<
States and Ontario. Extr. indgesnstx BD~ti-t
sac-d Agents Fer fall particular, sss az SO
Gem mission. address
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pstrsi,. zi@s.
y. Per tks benefit sfsur Agents VIC Lsy .<-
ranged with paItis uho have Soess ssi,s-- =.
Sewing Machine Agents 70 sci We all ssz
BOOK OF SAMPLES AKA fall pETt:ssi,rs .. srse.a
81 Que red stamp. Address @. v. x. ASIEsss
6.rersi Agent strsit, Nirh. nicely ~ -
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A Csrgynss, while rssitiss in sss-A kHs-les ss
& missionary, Uncovered 9 ssss and s.Gris rsEssE
for tie of Nervous Hs.knss., Early Datry
Diseases Ct IA Vriesry aud s.rloai crEsss. Lai
the whole train IL disorders breugh; re ~ saB.ss
and veioas habits G--Es numbers a.s- sess =
by ihi, robe rrnsd.. Prompted by s'sssirs -
Lsrsft ths sfi'rt~s ak unfortunate vii .sri u
recip. for preparing and nsiGg this 1ssisit-, il
sealed snSe iop.. to any enc sks .se<s 10, Hs
CaGrss Address
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
MUDGh'9
SHERRY
RHUEARB WINE.
M edical Testimony.

w e0 aCnt he>tskhSUys
I'VE. Tire undersigned, practir.nS physicians,
tfy tina; have prescTibr5 j. our practice, Tor 10
past one, two and three YEAR,, .hnesss American
Sherry or y HUBBARD Wine. and that. for ,nsGie1aan
fleet decidedly prefer IL TO any other Wine eitber
doiassf.c foreign that We have ever founo ana We
gladly yeeorarasrs TO tbs attention Of medical nen
a valuable acquisition to our sa<teris sHso-
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Il. D.; Urbaus ill.,. Oct. IL, 1885.
Roh't. ". Earl. M D.. n Rsnson a. d. ee4sh- :
bns. Wisconsin, Oct. l6, 1883
NJ X. Wright, h. o.; Jshn J. Stiles, d. D.; Pea
tiae. HIS. Oct. 80, 1865.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

LOCK HAVEN, IA.
MRmRs. LIrriKcoTr / BAKswrIL. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Cests:-We have been using your make Of Gang
Saws In Mil. and find point " quality,
superior 20 any We have ever used Yours, &C,
SHAW BLAyCH1RDkCe .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

Lurrstis Nott b ssvsnty-six ysas ~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

UNRRING BUT NO8LE.-Self help f..
hIyoung men, who have erred. desire a better man
hood Sent in scaled letter envelopes free Of charge
Intensified return the postage. Address PhILAs-
THRns, Box r. Philadlphi., Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29
se00os SALARY Address q. 8. Plano Co.
New York
9 9 49, 81 81 8 9 .

SWEET QUININE-it equals (lItier) Qui-
nine. Is made only BY +. sTEARSs, Chemist, De
troit.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

Ecer Ladies 0niyEror an ',.is,s ..r'aff ::
Yalscn a., New Y"rf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-29

FORTUNE IN ANY sTATE-g,.hss
= .aE sSis New patent article i0F every frerIs-
ssnpi. =! Address iSyESToR, =. q. Esz a.,
Sew Ioik