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THE POTOMAC CLUB WOULD
49, respectfully inform their friends that
their hrst Cotillon PARTY will take place at Har-
monY Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING Sep
TENDER 18th. Tickets so cents-admitting a gen.
leman and lcdies-to be obtained Of the commit.
tee and members Of the Club
COMMITTEE.
John Eberhart, TT Myers, Thos Williams
Sc 15-3t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

KEQUAL DIVISION, NO. SONS OF
0>A TEMPERANCE Members are partIc
u'aIly req uested to atte nd the meeting on ES.
DAY EVENING, the 10th inst, as the PROPOSE
ton to unite with George Washington Tent, o..
Recabites, will be taken up for Anal action
sc l5-2t* ROBERT WRI6HT WP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

tx REWARD.-LEFT HIS HOME abou,
~ two weeks ago, a sprighly olored Bow.
persons are hereby forewarned az ainst employing
or harboring him in any manner The law will
be enforced against all such offenders ANY per.
son returning said boy to me in Georgetown near
Mr.. Deans ToPewalk, West street, will receive
the above reward.
Sc l5-lw WILLIAM DIGGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

STRAYED FROM THE STABLE OF
~ the subscriber, 347 Fifteenth street, on ~
or about the 9Th instant, SUI all sorrei A0N
MAKE. The Mare Is about IL hanes high; the
marks by which she may be known is the saddle
mark, and a st,r In her forehead she has also
small scar on the right thigh nom cut recently.
A reward Of ave dollars will be given TO any one
who may and the same and return her to me
sc l6-3t& BAIL PATTERSON. "a
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nYSTERS.-THE UNDERSIGNED IN
" forms his friends and the cit: zens@ ~
OF washington that he is receiving NN(AI
daily fresh OYSTERS, Of the best NA
quality, and will sell by the measure, ~
at the most reasonable prices Orders left at his
residence, or at any Of the City Dispatch OHaces
will be attended to Immediately
ROBERT SCHWARTZ,
Sc 15-3t& Corner IL n and streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. yesterday. 18th September,
there wers of Treasury warrants entered on
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NPIONEER ASSOCIATION OF TIE
49, FIRST WARD There will be me t.
ing Of this Association on TUESDAY EVE
MING, at ~ O'Clock. Business of Importance
claims the attention Of every member. All per-
sons in the ward going to Rockville are requested
to attend to make the necessary arrangements.
BY order Of the President.
Sc 15-2t& VIM. D. SERRIN, Set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

THE YOUNG MANS HAT.-THEIR
l. adaptation to young men, and other a
points Of excellence, as style, quality, and ~
price, bespeak for them the special notice -
Of our young patrons. LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gents. Furnishing
Store, 424 Peana. avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets. Sc IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

A CARD.-THE PERSEVERANCE
o>S Fire Company return their most sincere
and hearty thanks to the Rev. Mr.. Fiakel for the
bountiful supply Of Hot Coff-e and other refresh
ments, so generously furnished by him 20 the
company, 90 the occasion Of the fire which oc-
CURED on the corner Of Penn avenue, and 10th
street, on the morning Of the l4th instant
JNO. McD2RMOTT, President.
JNO. Y. DOM, Sec II
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%NOTICE THE SUBSCRIBER beps
M leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by so doing ,hey
will save from Is to 25 per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest NJ
300 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
je 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

OTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF
~ the Boon Club are requested TO attend
meeting Of the Club on TO MORROW,
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at * O'Clock,
at Pioneer Hall The presence Of every member
is requested as business Of importance will be
b'ougnt before the Club.
liz r. l. MASTIN, Secretary
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RoAKDiNG.-SEVERAL NEWLY FUR
- nished rooms for rent, either sIngly or in
suits, with board, In a small family wheTe thee
are but few boaroers, at 4o3 street in Union
NOW, and the Immediate vicinity OF the Patent
omCe. Sc l3-lWs
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NOTICE. THERE WILL BE A
~ meeting Of the sha eholdeIs In the
Rappabannock Farm and Building Lot Enter
prise, on WEON ESDAY, the 18th instant, az 4
O'Clock. Rooms have been obtained at No. $50
Penn. avenue, between Eth and 13th streets,
second floor.
1fA PAunEp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

BOARD, dc.-MRS. BATES, ON TBEs "
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9tb street
lspfepared TO accommcd ste gentlemen with rooms
with or without board Every effort will be made
10 render those comfortable who NAV favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table bosrd
can De ootained ap6-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

HSsN OTTO E.-THE WASHINGTON
~ Hiehlanders respectfully announce that
their first CotillOn Party for the season will he
given at Harmony Hall, on THURSDAY EVE
MING, the I'd Ct Octob Z. For particulars see
futuR advertisement. sel5-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

Eoh sALE.-A HORSE, HARNESS. AND
carriage. The Carriage and n ar nSlsRG,
ness are nearly new. They will be sold go
cseap as the owner has no further use 7of them
For further particulars inquire at the stable Of
hOHLER PYWELL, Sth street Sc 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

w date several boarders with or VI jtbout rooms
Penn avenue, No 27s, between IIth and I2th
streets. =. m In,
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@THE ECHO CLUB TAKES GREAT
ONA pleasure In announcing to their friends
and the public generally that they will give their
First Crane Ball on TUESDAY EVENING,
September the 18th Tickets ONE DOLLAR
sc l2-3t* COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

OSf.-ON SATURDAY NIGHT, ON 9th
IL street, between d and Penn avenue, a white
SPENCER and two shit COLLARS. AS the
articles were being taken home by the washerwo-
man, the finder Will be doing an act Of kindness
by leaving them at this oface It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

IlOLITICAL FLAGS AND srKEAMERs
l. for the boys, at
sc 10 LAMMOND,S.
MAGIC LANTERNS, BUILDING BIecks,
w Balloons, Dissected Pictures, Toy Tea Sets,
6rdcss, Battledocrs, &C at
Sc 1851 LAMMOND'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16
Boarding.

RoAkDlNG .-SEVERAI. LARGE ROOMS
win tlnsle ones attached, bardso1 ely fur
nlshed, can be rented either In suits for families
o. 10 single persons with board II ce.ired on the
most reasonable terms A large ward is ATTACHED
70 tne house, making IL desirable for family
with children. Apply at No i65 10Th ste {, b.
veen and f.. 90 LUIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

I Sr..-ON SUNDAY, THE Nth INSTANT,
- child's white merino embroidered CAPE
and COLLAR. The finder u i'll be suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at the Washington
Stove Depot, southeast corner Of Penn avenue
and 18th street. se at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16

NOTtCE.-THE ATTENTION OF fUR-
" chasers are Invited 70 the sale of valuable
Building Lots, corner Of 18th and M streets On
rO-MoRROW Tuesday, AFTERNOON al
O CLOCK, on the premises. These lots offer rare
inoucemeats 10 persons In want Of a desirable
location WALL, BARNARD CO,
&c lS-Et Auctioneef
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
SCHUYLER COLFAX.

We were much amused by the remark
Of friend from the county last Tues
day, who, in speaking Of Mr.. Willards
speech, said that until ,hot time he had
supposed the wouldbe Governor was
running against Morton; but now it
seemed he was running against Colfax.-
The remark was O just one. Mr.. W..
did paw our candidate for Congress q
great deal Of attention; and in tho name
Of the Republican party we return him
thanks for his exerlions on behalf OF
Schuyler; for he made him more than one
vote that we know OF. The observation
of Judge Morton, that Mr.. Colfax was
4 fnlly competel.. 10 take care OF himself, "
wssa correct one; bUi with the aid oil
Williard's abuse. his prospects OF an i'm
mense majority ere better than ever.
1t is enough to make one laugh TO see
the desperate efforts made by the Sham
ocracy TO defeat our gallant standard
bearer Schuyler Colfax. Their insane ra'
wings are very much like the bowling o.
dog tied to his kennel. that sees some
thing he wants 10 be at; but can't ex'
actly make The connection. The idea o
beating Schuyler Colfax in tho year o
God 1856. and that, too, with such oil
ungainly stick of timber as w. u. Stuart
is rather absurd.
Mr.. Colfax has the confidence and es
TEEN Of his constituents. They will vote
for him with hurrah. They know him
to be good and true. Let the Democra
cy howl on--"le, the CALLED Jade vince
our vithers are unwrung."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
To Church Members,


We have word to say. The Sham
Democracy, true to their instincts and
principles, during this campaign. and. in
fact, ever since the introduction into
the United States Senate Of the Kansas.
Nebraska swindle. have never ceased 10
wage deadly war against the church
and the Clergy. Their demagogue ora
tors, and their corrupt, lying newspaper
have been filled with bitter denupcia.
lions Of Gods own ministers. The vo-
cabulary Of slang has been exhausted TO
fird epithets with which to designate
them; their piety has been sneered at;
their mission upon earth TO preach truth
and justice 10 all men, and TO denounce
sin wherever they may fad it, has been
denied-and no gang of numbering rob
bers has ever been so abused as they have
been. Christian men, is this right?
We had an exhibition Of this hatred
TO the clergy in Willard's speech last
Tuesday. Tina! precious specimen OF
Democracy, as is his custom, denounced
The clergy with bitterness in his speech
a, the Court House in the afternoon;
and not content with this exhibition of
malice. he followed it up in the evening
by personal attack upon The esteeme d
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church in this
place. Rev. Mr.. Soule. We shall not
po!luie our paper by repeating his BIAS
Phemous. disgusting language; it is suf-
ticient TO say that it was eminently and
entirely worthy of the source whence it
emanate6. Many of our 7, nders doubt
less heard what this Locoioco beauty
said.
Now. we have just one question TO
ask of the Christian community. Shall
demag withou. one spark OF Chris
tanity TO redeem them from positive
hea ;henism, and who are as destitute
thereof as tho veriest Hci!entot that
ever roasted and ate a missionary in
South Africa shall such as these die
tate to the chosen servants OF God how
much Of tho gospel Of Chris! they
shall preach TO sinful man? The func-
ton of the priesthood is to denounce sin
everywhere. VIVA, greater sin is there
under Heaven than that sum Of all viii
laines. human slavery. as stout hearted
old John Wesley termed it? Did that
pure hearted Christian man stop TO in
quire of the Douglases and the Willards,
Of his day ard generation what sins he
should denounce. and those he should
be silent upon?
The cause Of human liberty is the
cause Of God. Every blew stricken for
the rights of man is acceptable in the sight
Of Gud. Church members should re-.
rnomber they have higher duties to per-
form than that Of faithiulness 10 party
Organization and party drill. They should
not forget that they have duties TO both
God and man--dut:es more exalted. and
which, if well performed. are acceptable
to the Great Father of ell. The cause
of liberty. we repeat. is the cause Of God,
and as a oatursl sequence thereto. the
cause Of slavery is the cause of the devil
Christian men! choose between Inc two.
Do what is right. hows9ever demsgogues
may howl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
THE MARS ALL COUNTY
REPUBLICAN.

We present 10 the people Of Marshall
county to day the first number of The
MARSHALL County REPUBLICAN,. The
went Of a we'll conducted family news
paper in this community. and one. too
completely imbued with Republican prin-
ciples. has long been felt by The friends
of the cause. Without assuming shat.
under the present arrangement, this want
will be absolutely supplied. the Editor
and Proprietor. relying upon lifelong
professional experience, enters upon his
duties with every probability, at least. of
fulfilling the demands of his readers. 1t
shnll be his aim 10 render The REPUBLIC
An acceptable as a weekly visitor to the
6fssids Of every householder in Il coun.
~. bearing to him news and miscel.
laneous information Of an interesting
aud useful character. Politically. this
paper shall be. as its name imports. in
Asxibly devoted to the Republican party.
sdvoca,ing its principles, and supporting
its candidates.
We know ID is usual for an editor, as
Stunning the functions Of that position. TO
well q, length upon his plans and cal.
euialions; but under existing circums tan
css. hurried as we are, by the arrange
ments necessary to the change Of propri'
eiorship. and the approaching election.
we.shall not do so at present, preferring,
instead Of drawing promissory drafts up
on the future. TO rather promise little aud
do much. Briefly then, we shall make il
our aim and object to give our readers q
good newspaper--ous ihsl shall be nc
ceptable TO all.
As soon as possible. we purpose max
ing various Improvements in the mechon
ical sppeaIsuce OF the REPUBLICAN,, BY
clothing il in q new dress Of type.
Thus having made his bow. the con
ductor Of this journal is ready to receiv'
such support as may be accorded to hin
In the shape of subscriptions. &c.
The terms of the REpUBLrcAN are a
follows:
10 advance, per annum 81 SO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09

CO. The infamous Kansas laws. pro
ven 10 be the product OF mob. notori-
ously horrible and insupportable repealed
in the Senate by the Toombs Douglas
Bill. md in the house by Dunn's Bill, aud
looked upon by all liberal men with dis
gust and indignation. are yet. we IRE in
formed, to be enforced. The political
spectators. the desperados an1 cut.
throats of Missouri. swear that The en-.
forcement OF those laws is the price OF
peace. Free State men must therefore
stand as convicted felons. until "re-
deemed, regenerated and Disseminated by
the irresistible genius Of universal eman-
cipation." to be manifest and made po-
tent in the election of fremont to the
Presidency of the United States.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09

The SHAM DEMOCRACY are des-
pesaie. The efforts they are now making
is like the death struggle Of dying man.
Republicans! be not deceived. We shall
beat them--AND THEY KNOW 1T.
When you hear them Boosting Of their
prospects of success, set it down as all
gas: There never was on election in
which they wero not ready to swear they
would succeed. In 1854, when the
eompact-breakvrs were almost blotted
out Of existence--in every free State
the Nebraskals Of Indiana predicted thoi
own success. They were beaten badly
and they will be again.
RALLY. soYs-R5LLT See that on
friends are on hand; and triumPhsn
,ictory awaits Us,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
State Ticket.

State Ticket.
For Governor,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
For Lieut.. Governor,
CONRAD BAKER. OF Vancerburg.
For Secretary Of State,
JOHN w. DAWSON, Of Allen.
For Auditor Of State.
Z. w. H. ELLIS, of Marion.
For Treasurer of State,
WIN. r. NOFFSlNGE2. Of Parae.
For Attorney General.
JAMES H. CRAVENS. of Ripley.
For Superintendent Of Public instruction,
CHARLES BARNES. Of Floyd.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
JOHN A. BEAL, OF Miami.
For Reporter for Supreme Court.
JOHN A. STEIN. of Tippecanoe.
For Cougress--SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Senator--KLINE G.. SHRYOCk.
Rep,esen talive-Dr. DAGGY, Of Starke
Circuit Prosecutor--M. L. DE NOTE
Judge Common Pleas-E. EGBERT.
c. F. Prosecutor-A. ANDERSON. Jr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
TO the Polls!

LET NO REPUBLICAN,. on NEXT
TUESDAY, STAY at HOME. Bring
out the voiers-,he sick and the eyed, in
wagons and carriages--carry them upon
your backs IL necessary. LET NOT
ONE VOTE BE LOST TO FREEDOM.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
Look out for Frauds.

On the day of election. look out for
FRAUDULENT TICKETS and LYING
CIRCULARS. Be not deceived by them.
Keep ysur eyes opened. and watch every
move OF the enemy!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09

This gentleman. one OF the Democrat
ic candidates for Senatorial Elector OF
the State. is now engaged in stump
ing the northern portion OF the State
for Buchanan. He made speech at the
Court House in this place las, week, TO
an ndmiring crowd. consisting OF about
one hundred Loco(ocos, q number oi la
dies, quantity Of trundle bed trash. in
the shape of o squad OF infants designed
TO represent the thirty one States. and a
considerable sprinkling OF Republicans.
who were attracted by the novel spccts-
Gle of hearing an old Abolitionis.. like
Fitch, supporting The ProS;avery Cincin-
nsti Platform. The Doctor. who is said
to De the best stumper in the State, en-.
terlained the small but select audience.
as news paper reporters say. for about
two hours. bv swallowing all his former
a5olitionism. and shouting Justify for the
exploded doctrine OF Squa,ter Sover.
eighty.
We have designated this gentlemen as
fo.:@scc.. Abolitionis,; aud if my one
doubts it, let him read the following. !;
speaks for itself:
PLYMOUTH, Aug. 4. 1919
SIR-As there are few who think
that you have not been quite definite
enough on some of the questions involv-
ed in the present canvass, | wish you to
answer the following questions to wit:
LIST. Will you if elected. vote foI
the unconditional abolition Of slavery in
the District of Columbia?
81. Will you vote for the abolition
Of the interstate slave trade? (f the
same is constitutional, Of which | an
not satisfied
80. Will you vote for the Wilmo
Proviso being extended over the Terrific
nv of California and Now Mexico, and
against any law authorizing slaves Il
DO taken there as property
Please answer the above question:
yes or mo- without comment.
To which the Dr.. roplied
with pleasure answer yes TO all tn
above questions.
Entertaining the view indicated in m
answer above, | shall not only vote yes
on these measures. but If no older or able
me m Der. whose influence for them woul
be greater than mine introduces them /
Congress, / shall do so myself, if ] hav
the honor Of holding a scat there.
GRAHAM N. FITCH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09

The Democrat will doubtless be freight
ed this week with cargo of fslsehoods
against our candidates. Pay no heed TO
them. Desperate men use desperate
means; and these means will not be left
untried by our sdversaries.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09

party consider il to be duty TO act diff.
is'ently in the approaching campaign.
shalt hope that the fraternsl feelings
hitherto prevailing, will hereafter unite
US in the defence of American national.
ity and in maintainsnce of the funda.
mental truth that our association was
formed to cherish. and protect. love and
senerate q common Constitution q com.
mon Union. common county. and q
common God.
With sentiments Of sincere regard. l
I'm truly pour friend and fellow citizen.
VIM. F. JOHNSON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
ONE DAY FOR FREEDOM

Friends! give one day to Freedom
Be at the polls. bright and early. and
STAY THERE. Our opponents are
unscrupulous--they will stop at nothing
Meet them al every turn.
Do not leave the polls until every vote
is given 10, and the returns made.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
Look out for ROOrbacks!!
CITIZENS OF MARSHALL COUNTY,!
BE UPON YOUR GUARD AGAINST
LYING CIRCULARS!!!

Eliminating from that headquarters of iniqui-
Ity, the Marshall County Democrat Office
Our opponents are desperate. They know
they on their last legs; and they will leave
no stone unturned to succeed. They have
already attempted to blacken the reputation
of our worthy fellow-citizen Blackburn
Thompson-a man whose character is be.
yond reproach, except from the lips of cor
rupt clique.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09

@Let every Republican do his duty
next Tussdsy. Rally II!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09

Sd " J. y. Allison, of Jefferson.
4th J. ID. Rowland. Of franklin.
9th ID. kilgore. Of Delaware,
9Th n. c. Newcomb, of Marion.
7th A" w. G.. Coffin, OF Psrke,
9th 4" w. c. Wilson. of Tippecance,
9th D. D. Pratt. OF Cass.
10th j. II. Mather, Of Elkhar..
llth I" M. s. Robinson. OF Madison.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
Republican Nominations.
For President.
JOHN e.. FREMONT,

For Vice President,
WILLIAM l.. DAYTON, Of New Jersey.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the State at Large,
SAMUEL w. PARKER, o. Fsyette.
JoBx A. HENDRicKs. of Jefferson.
District Electors,
lst Dist. j. c. Veach. olSpencer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
HgHC NOE, DECEIVED!

On the morning of the election, it is the
intention of these midnight conspirators to
put forth another circular filled with lies
manufactured from whole cloth. Do not re-
gard what they say Remember their cause
is rotten one. Therefore give no heed to
their impotent SANDERS. In this election,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09


we'll, that no Republican stays at home!-
We are in large majority in the County,
and all that is wanting to complete success
is for us TO turn out!
Let us oil be impressed with the proud
thought that this is the great battle between
Freedom and SEavery!!
And remember that the False Democracy is
on the side of slavery! while the Republi-
can army is true to freedom. BE active and
vigilant. DO not forget that vigilance is the
price of liberty. Our liberties as free peo-
pie now hang trembling in the balance; and
let the people of Marshall county see well to
it that they are true to the principles of free
dom. Let us make one more struggle, and
the day is our own. Let it be impressed up
on the mind Of every true man that every
Republican vote shall be polled. This Sc
cures a triumphant victory! and will roll up
for Morton, CoIfax, and the County ticket.
a large majority