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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

MILITARY Rxsnnva Srrr,.xRs-From a com
munication in the late number 81 the st. An.
thony Express, VIC learn all the old settlers on
the Military Reserve, have at length received
their title to thu land pro-empted by them.
Among the last Who received their duplicates
from the land offer. vas EDWARD MuRruy.
whsse "claim" has been in contest for some
time past He made his entry on Thursday
last. In accordance with the recent decision Of
the Secretary Of the Interior. Speaking Of
this matter. the editor OF the Erprsss pays the
following dsserved compliment to our Delegate
In Congress.
We cannot In this connections dismiss the
subject, without again referring 10 the faithful
services Of our pclcgAts, the Hon. II. N. Rice,
who has spared no pains. both In bringing the
lands into market and eudcavoring to secure
the rights Of the soas-fd settler. Hennepiu
County OWES debt Of gratitude TO him, which
hitherto she has but IN repaid, though Mr.,
Rico makes no claims whatever upon the poo
pie. % far - We know. ios the much hc has
done In their behalf in regard to securing their
homes Still Il DOS not change the hct Of
their obligations to him. which We are surf
sooner OF later win he acknowledge.
A NIcs Yorxa MAss DUorioxs DprvSB,
xp>--Sone six weeks sincc. man by the nam.
II Fosp, twice an inmate OF the Massachusetts,
State Prison. heoke Jail at Lrnnox, where he
Ill r. - L.. - IL.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

do a woke of oxen % o Saxouy hack fhe
manufacture must 70 into II, u Of oil, for q
lin time---it IL . busipcss, when oocc establish.
al, for generations. lie h therefore, end from
the nature of the COO must b, coateut with 4
ANAL mr. ccntase 81 reward foe bio labor, Ia
proportion TO the amount u business he does
And be IL perfectly willing to pay you any
price you phap 10 AK fos your products. u h
can tdrn Il over again at hir incrcase. You
will So. therefore, that yoar only sakty b u
putting tho manufacturer in snch position ibs
the selling Of hh production. that be can saie.
~ b. your CUSTOMER. year sfcs ycaf. at mir AMI
rcmuncAting prics 10 yoa. Thew b no an
taguaism IL the casc. Your intsrests an
oSx"
From the third AMI last letter NC take ths
following coaclsdins paragraph, which W -
pNially canusnd TO the careful consideration
of our rasicss;
" Hut you ask ~ what would be the ef5ec,
Of the total repeal Of the duty on wool In this
country Permit ne, Sankcc hike. 10 Answcs
this qus~ticn by asking another. II the csr
trance II the manufacturers of France into In
general wool market. sivanced the price non
to 10 ccnts rcr pound, What wcusd be the ~
suit il tho markss wcrc open 10 fre ccnrti
ton, 20 oil the manufacturers Of thu wo<A
Could thc chcct b. diiIcrnt from hat which
you told me. in your nns hitter, your intrs,'
dcman,,sdf DO yua suppc~e Il pcsihle on'
manufacturers could. ~ mas~. srk Cootiuen
tai MARKETS, without advancing the prics
thcr! and. II sdvAncci thcrc, would they pc'
sAvanc pro rata hsrc' Certainly oar man
ufe,ucr, are M, stupid enough to pay NOR
Tor wool shrcad, than thy can 81, i, ior Al
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

Iowa rRrE TO THE RiGHr. The re
turns. SO far as receivec. Indicate that
iowa has improved upon the August vote
From appearances the R-pu 5lican ma jor-
ny cannot be much less than leu Thou.
land. We arr. proud of he sterling yeo
many of Iowa. The rule OF the Slave
Democracy is al an end within her Dor
ders. Their anticipation OF carrying the
Stale nj the November contest. have been
indignantly scattered TO the winds, By
men who are loyal to freedom who
know how to value and how 10 preserve
IT,. Counting the Fillmore vote with
that Of fremont. rs against the present
Administrations. our majority cannot be
much below 10000 Again we say. well
done Iowa. Having pu, her hsnd to the
pillow two years since. she will not turn
back. She "shrieks for freedom" in q
voice OF thunder. Let those who would
curse the fair Territory Of Kansas with
Slavery hced her warning voice. She
will stand by her colors. until the Re
public is brought back 10 the policy U
its founders. e
Iora City Republican. 10 inst
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

Perke.- George X. Steele, g<publictn.
rike---George w. Mspes. Democrat.
FORFEIT. Andrew B. Price. Republican.
Fosey---M NJ. T. Carhshan and w.
Edison. both Democrs,.
Perry Ballard Smith. Democr,,
Putnsm---W VIM. F. McGinni. Nm
Randolph .-IienyH Nsff, Rscob,;c..s
Ripley. Abrum Ya,er. Democrat
4 Rush = Leonidas Sexton. Republics,
.(cont+stede)
Scott-Samuel s. Cove, Democrat.
Sheiby---Thomss A. McFaflsnd, Dem.
S2encer---S ID Williamson. Democra,.
S.. JOSEPH George c. MerIi6eld. Rep.
Sullivan-J. w. Davis and Michael
Branson. both Dem.
Switzerland and Ohio--J. W. Wright
ami John J..Iisyden. both Fiji.
Tippecsnoe--Jphn 81. Lsrue. Rep -
Union--El,Jah Van Sandi. Den.
Vanderburg--Cha-les DENLY. Dem.
| Vermillion-T Whiicomb, Democrat.
Vigo--James Faring,on and Cremwsil
w. Barber, both Dem. ~
Warren-Gsorse d Wagner, Rep.
Warrick-Thomas F. Bethel. Dem.
Wsshins'on-J"hn A. Boeman and J i.
| w. Rryman, both Dem
Wabash--Ja T. Conner. Rep. -
W.yne--H.nry w Shuman, James n.
Austin. and VIM C. Jeffiies. Rep.
Whi,ley--Lewis Adams. Democrat.
Democrats 60
Republicans 35. 49,
1 y =. .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
gEpgEs gNrATlvES.

Adams-David Sludibakrr. Dem.
Allen iiuy uosglsna. Dem"crat-
Bsnhulome ~ Funcis p. Smith, Dem.
Benton sna Whi,s--Wm. Ia wk; us.
Republican. 80
BLACKBOARD Andrew J. Nrfr. Dem.
- Boone Henry NJ Marvin. aud Ell
mund d .lrrrod, both Dem.
Decentralization T;gg.u. Dsm,erai-
Carroll-Barnlri +. Schrrmerhorn.
Democrat.
Cass--W. J. Cullen. Drmocrat.
Claike-J. l. Wallace. Democrat.
Clsy--J w. Duncan and James W.
Modisel,, both Dem.
Clinion--John w. Bake. Democrat
Cfswfurd--John Lsndis, Democrat.
Daviess Thornton A. Slicer, Dem.
DesrSon--G. w. Lane and John Lew
is. both Dem.
Deca,ur--D. Bu,terton. Republican.
DrKalb and S-uben--Steyen ID. Ward
and Thomas B. Soss. both Rep.
Delaware--Marcus c. Smith. Rep.
Dubois-Thos. Shoulders, Democrat.
characterization Mercer Republi can.
Fayette-Cbsrls NJ. Stone, Rep.
FIoyd--M. C. Kerr. Democrat.
Faun,sin--E. NJ. Mcdonald, Dem.
Frankln-Spenccr Wiley and Levi
Ayres, both Dem.
FuIion--Alfred II. Robbins, Dem.
Gibson--C. Trippct. Democrat.
Grant--Thomas J. Neal. Republican
Gifeene--A. Hum phneys. Democrat.
Hamilton--A H. Conner. Republican
Hancock--T. d. Waipole. Democrat
Harrison--B Ben. r.. Douglass, Dem.
Hondricks-John Davis. Republican
Henry--William Crosse and Nathan IL
RalIenger. both Republican.
Howard and Tipton-M I. Evans
Republican,.
Huntington and Wells-Adam Nc
Daniel. Democrat. .e ss.
Jacksou--Ssm'l St. Clair Early. Dem
Jasper and Pulsski--J. Reese. Dem. /,
Jay-Joseph J. Mckinney. Dem.
Jrffsrson--D. e Bfanaam and }. w
Hutchius. both Rep.
Jenniugs-Smith Vswter, Republican
! Johnson billiard Ricketts,. Democrat
Knox--Jan1es d. Willard, Democrat
Kosciusko George Moon. Republican
Lsgrsnge-SamuelP Williams. Rep
+. Lake-Alsxander Mcdonald, Rep.
L.torle George crsw ford Rep.
| Lswrence-R Robert Boyd. Republican
Madison. .Thos G. Clark and Thoms
N. Stiliwell, both Dem. a<s : I
Msrion---J.@ w. Gordon and r. \
4 Todd. both Rep. (contested)
Marshall and SIsrke--- Eli Brown. Den
i Martin Gutter S Dobbins. Democra
Miami---R. c Harrison. Democrat. :
Monroe---E Elias Abel. Democrat.
Z Montgomery Joseph Allen, Demoesa
/ Morgsn.-- Alexander B. Conduit. Den
ocrat, Contested.
+ Noble William M. Clspp. Rep.
j 0range.-- VIM. F. Sherrod. Dsmoera
It k0wea--.Gsorge W. Moore. .Demoesa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

ERKMosr ron President IN 1867
The Republican press in this and other
States have already very generally pls-
ced the name Of Csl. j. C. Frsmont OF
the heads of their papers as q candidate
for President in 1860. The nonination
is readily and enthusiastically responded
Ia BY the Republican hosts every where.
Such 10 the apparent unanimity Of pub
lie sentiment on this subject, at present.
that il 10 probable .here will be no occa-
sion for national convention to nomi-
nate PresideE tial candidate. In obe-
diencs to what seems to be the universal
desire Of the Republican party. as we'll
90 our own inclination. we cheerfully
hoist the name Of the gallant and noble
FREMONT. - our candidate for presi.
dent. in 1860. subject of course 10 the
decision ofs National Convention, should
one be held. With him as our stsrdard
bearer the cohorts OF slavery can and will
be vanquished, and the government. de-
liversd from the rule Of nullifiers and dis
unionists. slavery extsnsionists and Ar
is;ocrsts in Democratic guise. admins
tered Is il was in the days of Washing
ton End Jefferson. Republicans! keep
the watchfires burning. Remember we
have . sleepless and powerful foe to
contend with; which. though once .
pure and patriotic party. has become
fssrfully end dangerously corrupt. 1;
once claimed Jefferson - its founder; is
now led BY such nullifers aud slavery
exssnsionists a. Jefferson Davis, Atchi-
son and S,rinefellow; and having grown
fst and weslthy and powerful from the
spoiis of Office. has become proud. sris.
socrstic, o-rsbesring, proscrip.ive and in
tolerant toward lovers Of free institutions,
bat can defend and apoligise for the acts
Missouri Border Rufiisns. who were hir,
ed BY the Slave oligarchy to oppress free
state men and crush out freedom in Kan
sss. Such is the party we have to meet
and battle with. 1t is a powerful party
TIE overthrowit requires hearty union
ofevery patriot and phiIan:hropist in the
land. Putting oar trust in God. we
sgain buckle on our srmor and 60 forth
to battle in behalf OF our country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
From the Ia,
minnesota.

Why is not Mis- sEsoTA, long since. q
sovereign Ststea St. Paul, her capital.
has at least 1000 Inhabitants aud she
has other cities and towns, which count
their Inhabitants by thousands. /. is
now generally conceded thai The popu-
is,ion of that Territory, is at least 200,
900; and an intelligent citizen OF Min.
nes polls. told me some months ago. that
the population of the Territory was be-
lieved then TO be 260 1000. IL So. had
she been in The Union, al the late Pres
iden,ial election. she would have been
The superior OF seven. and peer OF 8
| in ali 10 States Of the Uuion. with z
electoral votes.
! But Minnesota. though blooming in
womanhood. is yet habited ia infant
slips. and shut up in the nursery! sum
ply because if admitted in the Union,
she would be there az indomitable Free
State. with 2 Republican Senators and 5
Representatives in Congress.
Does anybody suppose that Minnesota
would not long since have been sover'
eiga State it her population. like Florida
were mingled with Slavery? florida has
been in the Uniou many years-the pee
Of New York. in the Sensie--and ye,
hardly population enough to entitIe hel
to one Representative in the House.
But Florida is dedicated to Slavery.
This Buchanan administration, with
its Governor. S. cretary. Marshal. Judges
Posi- Masters. Land Officers, Indian A
gents, Military, Treasury and other infld
ences in the Territory. holds this beau
tiful sister of the North in servile ward
ship-like some hearlless guardians WI
have heard of-though the ward be 2:
or 80 years Of sge-thas they may still
speculate upon her estate ond have he
labor for nothing. This may be sccor
ding 10 the modern school Of Popular Sow
erignty,' but il looks more. like WHOLE
SALE SLAVERY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20


The Republican Of last week. in speak
ing Of Mr.. Deveny says:
He vas . very respectable man until
he denied signing the certificate. when he
suddenly became very disreputabie-a
scamp. who could be induced. for the pit.
ifpl sum Of ''eighty-fve CENTS" to deny
his own statement"
We do not know any thing about De.
veny's responsibility either before or. 81.
ter signing the certificate; bu: he car
see from the above xtraci, how much hi,
party. think Of him. The Republican de-
serves great credit for posting the public
in regard to :he character of Mr.. Deveny
-Marshou County Democrat.
Il 10 scarcely necessary to maks AM
comments upon tbs above. Every read
o. Of common sense will perceive tina
our language will not admit Of the con
ssruction the editor attempts to give it
n be intends il - . confession that he i
cosnsssd. he deserves credit for his inge
nui,y-ws wish We could add. csndor.
The editor says above that he does no
kssv 'sny thing about Dsvsny's respect
ability either lsf,ss or after signing III
cessiants." In his paper Of the BOT
alt - charges Mr.. D. with being bribe
Zoe "sishty-hvs censs" to publicly den
ME own public statements. Which, G
hess staten are We to believed?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

THE LATE ELKcrroE. Not withstand
ing thst money IVES plenty, says the Al
bsny Knickerboekcr, end bad whiskey
free to every body. the election passed of
rather quiet. The only quarrel worthy
Of the election. that we met with, was in
the Co!onie, between Greek end a
French Canadian, Is to the birth place 81
Fremont-he insisting that he was .
i Ksnuc." and the other "a county Cork
man." The matter was finally adjusted.
By referring it to mutual liends. who. sf
ter mature .deliberation. decided that b
was Norwegian. This decision. 81
might be expected. exasperated both
sides SO greatly. that they wentto work
aud licked the referees till their lives
were nsnrIy despsired Of As We said
before, this ives the only fight that We
met with worthy Of the republic and the
day. Here ID . falling OF my country
men. = q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
indiana Legislature for 1857.
SENATOR'S HOLDING OVER.

oE@tA mo llOLbiSN w Ar
Owen and Gteene-J. J. Alexander.
Dem.
Rep.
shelby-G. w. Blown, Dem.
Wayne Lewis Bark. Rep. -
Floyd David Crane, Rep. '
jeff rson--John E. Crsvers. Rep.
Tippeconoe-D David H. Grouse. Rep.
Posey and yanderburg--CyrIs K
Drew, Dem.
Parke aud Vermillion--S. T. Ensey.
Rep.
Kno,. Daviess and M.rtin--yohn T.
Freel-n nd, Repu biican. r
Morgsu--A s. Griggs, Rer.
Lawrence J. IIos:si,er, Dem.
Franklin--Andrew r. McCleary, Dem
Wells and huntington Chap
man. Rep.
Crawford and Orange-Willism Mans
field, Dem.
Harrison-John Mdthes. Dem.
Warren, White, &c.,-Jsmes I. Par
ker. Rep.
Warrick. Spencer aud Perry William
B. Richardson. Dem.
Adams and Alen-Ssmuei L. RDgg.
DEM
| Switzerland q nd Ohio--P S Sage. Fill.
Dearborn Richard ID. Slater, Dem.
Carroll aud Ciinion-Jom +. Salt
Rep.
Brown and Monroe--W. c. Tsrklpg
ton. Dem.
Noble. whitley. &c.-John Weston
Rep.
Leroy Woods, Dem.
Republicans l3 including Sage. Demo
Gratis ~.
SENATORS ELECTED.
Bartholomew and Jennings Z
Wilson. Democrat.
Delaware Grant and 3.ao kford--Wal
ter March. Republican.
Hamilton. Bone and Tipton--JohI
Green, Repub lean.
C,ss. Howard and Pulaski D. Muir
ray. Rep.
| vigo. Sullivan AID Clay-Wm. E Nc
Lain, Dem.
! ~
DrKalb and Standardization w
Hendry. Republican.
Gibson. Pike and Dubois--John liar
groves. Democrat.
EIkhirt and Lsgraugs-John Thomp
son. Republican.
Favette and Union-John Yarysn. Re
publican.
Fountain--Isssc a. Rice. Republican
Madison and Hancock ID. S. Goojlug
Democrat.
Hendricks Solomon Blair. R~p.
! Henry-lsssc Kinlsy. republican.
Scott aud Jackson David Mcclure
Democrat.
Johnson--John Slater. Drmrcrs,.
Lrporte. Porter AMI Lake--Mo-gan II
Wier, Republican.
M,rion--John s Bobbs. Republican
CONTESTED.
ST. Joseph, MARSHALL. Futon and Star
Hugh Miller. Democrst CONTESTED
Ilonigomery--Lewis Wallace, Dem
Randolph and Jay-Silas Co'grove
Republican.
Riplry--Robeh W. Fisk. Dempcra,
Rush--Slanley Cooper. Republican
( (contss.ed }
Putnam -Archibalj Johnston, Drm-
Washingion--liorace Heiren. Dem.
Republicans Ia, Democrats III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

FnLMoRE's STATE.-In the Plesiden
tiai election just closed, il appears that
the Know Nolhihgs have carried one State
MARY there. their victory is
q bloody one. Baltimore was the scene
Of an awful riot. short account of which
we have received by Telegraph. In New
Oceans the Know Noihings were strong.
and there, too. they exhibited their dis
iinguishing Characteristic. os the cleo
lion was signslzed by terrible rio.ing
thousands of citizens being driven from
the polls. In The other Know Nothing
town-Louisville- was understood
that bloody Tuesday. in connection.
with The sickening remembrance oil
BLOODY Monday" would be utterly ruin
Gus, and such measures were taken as
prevented riot. Only the severe SUI.
fering Of Louisville in that sensitive
place, the pocket. preserved the peace
this time. The re is lessonin these facts
that even the most dull! sni bloody bigp,
cannot fail TO understand. Let The coun
try BROOD over them aud letslI good
men rejoice that at leas, The monster,
Know Nothingism. is finally massa
creed. Gin. Com.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

CT Our subscription list. snce the
election. has been constantly and rapidly
increasing This we take as an indic,-
ton that 80 Tar from defeat exercising Q
dispiriting influence upon Republicans
], has only intensified their zsal, and
Increased their hePe Of future success
There 10 no doubt about it--Repub.icsn-
ism is The cause of the country; 10 is sy.
nonymous with morality. justice. equali
~ and liberty; and - the only party that
10 striving TO Perpesuale and hand down to
postsrily umimpsired the free ms titu-
lions beques.h..d us By tie patriotic ssges
OF the Revolution, and clnno', therefore.
fail TO command the supper, of Philsn-
shrophis:s and patriots.
But. we have NOT time this week to
dwell upon the future prospects Of tn,
Republican Psrty. We merely wish &c
say now to the people OF MARSHALL coun
sy.esPecislly those who approve our 20
li,icsl principles, tlat We intend. SO fsi
a. ~ possess ability TO make tho Repub
licsn an Interesting and useful paper tt
all classes, 90 we'll ss q zeslous and faith
full advocate of Republicsnism. and hops
10 continus mskics additions to our lis
unsil il can be counted BY thousands
Those who have interested themselves ir
behalf Of our paper have our heart,
links.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

SENATOR SUMNER learn tina,
Hon. Charles Sumner, by the advice oil
his physicisn, DR.. Perry. proceeded to
the residence Of Professor Longfellow
at Cambridge. yesterday afternoon, in or.
der 10 avoid the excitement attendant up
on reception of the election returns. We
are happy to learn that Mr.. Sumner is ap.
parenuy no worse than before he left
Philade!phia, although the excitement on
Monday has SO inch effect upon him tina,
he was obliged to take morphine before
he could sleep He yesterday attempted
the labor Of directing some documents tc
Europe. bu, the exertion was too much
and he was obliged TO desist. Rest. qui
ct and absrnce fran excitement seem te
be the essentials Of any improvement il
his case. and il is to be hoped that thi.
fact will be RENE bered by his friends il
their demonstrations OF esteem and affec
toni Boston Journal, Nop. 5.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

GEN. CAss LAID ON THE SHELF.-The
success OF Fremont and the election of a
Republican Legislature in Michigan lays
Gen. Cass upon the shelf. His term in
the Senate expires on The 4th of March,
aud he will go out as Mr.. Buchanan goes
in. What pityl II there is any man
in the world no is entitled to all The
honors of sqaauer sovereignty il is Geu.
Cass. Hshefe is any man IN the Uui,ed
States better calculated to espound the
mysteries OF that doctrine in the Scna lie
in behalf Of Mr.. Buchsnsn. we should
like TO see him. What will the Northern
Democracy in that body do without himY
Who will take the place of Csss as the
Northern medium Of Mr.. Buchanan in
the Senate? What shame! welook
back upon the whole course Of General
Cass during the last ten years. as between
The North and South. aud we are com
PEELED 10 say that no man, living or deal,
on either side of the Atlantic. has strug
gled more partrioticalIy or iugeuiously
to occupy both sides OF the fence. He has
done almost every thing that Je fferson Da-
Wis has required. and where he could no,
do il withou, giving an objectionable OF.
fence TO his constituents. he has split The
difference. like patriot, by 1odgng.--
Who can tell the numbers of times hs
has cut and run upon test vote on river
and harbors, and on Kansas bills an
amendments? And oil for the good o
the county. This defeat Of Genera
Cass is one of the prominent landmark
of the campaign, auI shows that unde
the iron heel OF popular wrath the giant
and the dwarfs of demoralized part,
are liable to be crushed together.
". y. Herald.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
SnvEa IasrRrMKNrs.--We lrarn from

SILVER IssTRUMESTs.--We learn from
a member Of the New Albany Band that
their magnificent Silver instruments have
arrived. They are without doubt The
best tina, has ever been brought West of
the mountains, and in fact they cannot be
excelled in the Union. They are from
the celebrated mandatory Of Allen &
Co.. OF Boston. Our bays" will now
be able 10 surpass any band in The coun.
try. Mr.. Allen accompanied them out.
- r. N. 4. Ledger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

0 The U. 5. frisa,e Congress arrived
at Naples on the 26,h ult.. after years
cruising in different parts of the Mediter.
ranesn. A letter written BY an officer
on board. after giving a graphic view Of
the threatening state Of affairs in that cap.
itsl, says that "things have assumed SO Sc
rious an aspect. that our Minister resi-
dent, Mr.. Owen, has made q formal re
quest Of our Commodore that some Of thu
ships Of our squsdron may remain herr
~. the difficulties are over.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20


The THREE WAsHpuRSEs. -Evefy. one
Of the three Washburnes is reelected.
Israel. in Maine, 5000. Cadwalader c.,
in Wisconsin,. by 5000, and Elihu b.
in Illinois. III 55l majority. They are
true men aud their constituents could
uot have done better.-Chicago Tri.
blnc.
The above is ell right. with the ex'
cep,ion that c. c. Washburne's msjority
il, This Distric, will be about 5000. The
people seem to like the Wsshburne'i
Notwithstanding the Dunn biIl.-Wis.
consin State Journal
Not right yet. Journal. E. B. Wash
burne's majority will exceed $4,000
Illinois is still shead, Chicago Tri
buue. 4f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

CoLr's REvoLvERs. --DIrrIcuLrr BE-
TWEEN BRoTHERs. New York Epe
ming Post says ,ha. some difficulties have
sprung up between Mr.. James Colt aud
Col. Samuel Colt. his brother. and thai
the former. TO enforce his claims fol
s750. 900. has attached the property o.
the Colt Manufacturing Company Of
South Hartford, Conn.,, which will b.
contested in court Of law. The sudder
decease OF Mr.. Jocelyn, the treasurer o.
the company. has, in the absence OF thu
Colonel. created some impeachment in th'
management OF the company.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

Two NV srsAroRs PROM DELAWARE.
by the death Of Mr. Clayton. the Leg.
..iasuss just slectsd 10 Delaware viii he
called upoE t. choose two Usited State,
s<uassss % Mr. Bsyus1's tern will en-
iss On ne llh-of March next.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

GoDEY's LAWS BooK--Tte Dece M Der
No. Of this old and deservedly popular
periodical is exceedingly rich both in en-
bel!ishmen,s and contents. Now is the
time to renew and commence subscrip-
lions. the next number being the first of
new volume. Single subscriptions are
50. but we will furnish a copy of the
Lady's Book and the Republican" one
year. for 80 90. in advance. This will
be . saving Of 90 cts. to each subscriber.
The postage on The Lady's Book is SO cts
q year, we believe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

Close voTISG.--The whole number OF
names on the voting list 10 Pawtucket.
Mass. on Tuodsy 4th, was ESQ. Oh
these. 638 voted. or the IL who didn't
vote. one vas in New York. one in Penn
sylvania, one in Jail. one very sick, and
two paired of.