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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

IN PURSUANCE If an order Of the Surrogate
Of tie County Il Eez York notse il hereby given Al
persons having Ams against GEORGE RUSSELL i-t- Of the
City 81 y, York Gscsad pr.f The with vouchers
thereof tie .ub.obr q til oc. q James Gridiy -,
No 50 Ss..an-s; in the CITY q E-~Iofs bore the
ski July D.Ht-Dstd New fors 'se iaird day Of De-
esubsr 1856 ROBERT ucseLL+
1s~futW Admin strafor he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10
III ARL Z NJ r L Il . ID

Commencing WEDNESDAY, june g. 1857.
Train, leave Depot Of w hte and Cenrests: M
Croton Falls Train with line Of stages for Lake
Mahopae ~ m-Express As Train for Albany oonnectins
at Falls with ue of stages for Lake mahoPac at PGTds
for Rdgefed Brewster for Danbury, az Chatham Four
Corners Western Railroad for Albany Troy Saratoga and
the West m.-Meton Train, stopping at all stations
81 D -Wiams Bridge Train, stopping at ali stations Q. p
m White Plains Train, stepping at all stations
Leave ?6thst. Station; 81 a. m-WnHaIns Bridge Trin,
stoprine al all stations II m-Wilams Bridge Trsn stop
ping at all stations lll m-Whe Plains Train stopping q
all stations p n-wiisms Bridge Train, stopping st AZ
stations uCroton Falls Train stopping At al stations
D.. m.--W1lisms Bridge Train stopping at all stations
WIN J. CAMPBELL Superintendent.
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Professional Notices.

ANEW PATENT SPECTACLES for PRESERV-
IN ING VIsION-Suns for Life and needing no change
Invented Patented aud sold only by Professor FRAshs Up
rsp 10 Kew.York Eye Hospital Lecturer Sight &c, No
Psrk row, Rew.Yok Dr. FRANKS intends visins PROBES
sionsly the principal cities Of the Eastern States
DEMOVAL.-The Office of DIR. Il. L. BAN
HI MING for the application and sale Of his BRACES aud
ether appliances for the relief of debility deornity
disease and improvement of the figure which have hh
erto elected such marked cpmuendaon from the profession
and the public generally located at No Bleeckerst
Esw-YOIk-
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Copartnfrebip Notices.
Groceries ano provisions.

VOHN WIGH T g. CO.,
Al Manufacturers Of
DOUBLE-REFINED AND FAMILY sALERATUsi
EUpTR-CARBONATE or SODA, SAL SODA, ETC,
No. II Old.slp, Hanover square, New York
PURE CREAM OF TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
II III. Cosny Of sswl notice hereby sven al
p.r.on. hsv-ng e,rs s-airst RALPH HALL Csy
Of k.wiot, dseessc, present tte with vouchers
thereof 20 hs suh.cbe the otce e Henry W EAstn,
ESQ No Broadway tke City q SswYofk before
the twenty cay e Auggt EextDa New York the
twenty hird icy q February, 1887. DAVID y. HALL,
IS llvtrN CO. AdnsnstFa:sr
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TIVE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

TIVE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
n NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From New-York 10 liverpool;
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. 70
From Boston to Liverpool;
Chief Cabin Passage. .....................fnO
Second Cabin Passage. %
Tue ships from Boston call at Hshias.
ARABIA Leaves N York. Wedue sday June 70
AMERICA Lang Leaves BOSTON "Wednesday June H.
CANADA, Shannon Leaves n fork wednesday June ~
EUROPA, Leiteh. Leaves boston "Wednesday July l.
PERSIA Jdkus...... Leaves N YORK. Wednesday July g.
NIAGARA Wckman Leaves boston "Wednesday, July -
ARABIA stone. Leaves N KOEk Wednesday July q
serths not secured until paid for;
An experienced Surgeon on board - -
The ov ner Of ships viii be accountable fI Gold
Rlyes Bailou Specie Jewelry Precious Stones Mees
bills Of aSne are signed therefor and the ysae there
Aeroin expSessed. for height or rsssass Apply 70
y. CUNARD NJ. 4 Bowling 6reoa-
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Removals..

DRUSHES.-J. X. HOPPEL has REMOVED
I'D bsBrush Factory to 500 Pearl st. Fran square HaPe
Bsdss Brushes Of description at the lowest factory
pziee Machine Brushes made 70 order. JOHN H. HOPPEL
DEMO VAL.-FRANCIS & LOUTREL,
HI sTATIONERS PRINTERS and BOOKBlNDERs have
REMOVED to the new store, No. - MaidenIAne. orden
solicited for anything required in our line
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DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA

~ LIyERPOoL--Tbe ARABIA, J. Stone Commsnder vii
te stream the Mails and Passengers for Europe
WEDNESDAY the loth instant. stssusr vii Rave The
Company Doct Jersey City with the at aud y
O'clock. The AFRICA viii sail the 24th June
L. CUNARD, No. Bow ling Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The Steamer AR
IL MENIA Capt SMITH, will leave New York every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS al
o'clock of Chambersst. Leave Albany TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY at the same hour making the
usua landings each
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..

GREAT REDUCTION Of FARE-INDE-
VI PENDENT LINE between NETWORK, NEWPORT,
BRISTOL PROVIDENCE and BOSTON-The splendid sea
steamer GOVERNOR Capt. Charles Decrins, Commander
will leave Pier No a. Of RobinsOn. every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SUNDAY at O'Clock Fare 70 Boston
So; Providence 81; Bristol 81 Is Newport 80 Freight
taken al propeers rates For passage freight apply 10
WIN H. BYRUM, GEO I. STANLEY, at The Office on the
wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

LNORT HAM ILTUN, BAL KIDtTE and AIEN
IL ISLAND FERRY.-On and after THURSDAY, June 4,
the SISTER ISLAND will ply daily as follows:
Leave FORT HAMILTON at Z. y and l3 nj u, 81 3
and y P. M -,
Lave BAY RIDGE at a. 81 and III Il 81 81 and u
p.
Leave STATEN ISLAND for Fort Hamilton, via Bay
Ridge at 6! and lo 2 ~ Il and g p and for BAY
RIDGE only at 8 =. m.
Fare between any the landings Five Cents Is Tickets.
81 20: 50 Tickets 81 So; 100 Tickets - So
Stages a, Fort Hamilton Greenwood NewUtrecht and
Bath Cars Greenwood and Brooklyn from Bay Rdseav
minutes walk from the Ferry.
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
ke wharf by steamer Island City, IS and 10
and and the leave Flushing d. ~ ~ the same
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
Gov. Geary's Rordc =
Il RuftianS Denounced.
PHILADELPHIA. ],

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 10
Inc 81. Louis Republican publishes n
ADVANCE copy of Gov. Geary's Message 10
we hansos Legislature. With regs I'd 10
Popular Sovereignty, Gov. G. saws in sinh.
stance, that when the interests of ,bs
people require State Govemme,, ."J
the proper steps are taken 10 es,shI;sh :,
then will be the time. once 70, ali =.
decide the grave political ques,;ons
which underiie all well regulated con,
monweal. his. He advises the Legislature
10 let Slavery alone. and leave 1T where
The constitution places il; and TO forego
all legislation in reference to it, until the
State Constitution is formed. = lie re
commends that'the errors and omissions
on the statute book be corrected, denou,
ces the test oath act, and recommends
its repeal; disapproves of the present
mode OF eleeiing jurors, and recommends
their selection BY lot; insists on voting
by ballot, and suggests law requiring a
residence OF ten days in district, to
prevent Illegal voting.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

The New Albany Ledger speaking Of
the election Of Gen. Cameron to the U.
S. Senate from Pennsylvania. uses the
following srtrsmeiy respectful Language
ineselation 10 the Sena tor elect: Es'sss'
aft SCENE that Cameron has himself
gone 10 washington, to receive the con-
erstulssions Of the Abolitionists. and
Know Noshinss. II is marvellous that
the corrupt scoundrel should dare show
himself among decent and honorable men.
We hope no Democrat in or about Wash
ington or snywhere else will IN any way
recognize or corntenance the noary viii
lain. Compared with such as he the
Burglar end the horse thief are honorable
and respectable. Let him be Stunned BY
every man who respects honor and hon.
em9. and - made to feel that high posi-
siournbtainsd by corrupt and dishonora
BIZ nsans cannot she'd iustre upon its &C.
cupnpt Or hide his koFrid deformities.
such saving will do the editor infinite
nitely moro harm than the one at whom
he sPia his venom. When we read ii
wsslsvshed heartily to find how badly he
wssz hurt Ct the event. We read ii
sssip. shortly after. to some Republican
friends. who happened in our Ssnctum.
and their loud laugh is yet ringing in our
ears. That is all shs attention or notice
eueh ;oesne ravfncs ne the abnva rom.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

CONVENTION ADJOURNED-BO BOGUS
LAWS SHALL NOT BE REPEALED.

Il
LEcoMProS, X. T.. Jan. Is, 1857.
The committee to elect permanent Of
hcers Tor the convention made their re-
port yesterds, morning. with Isancs of
Levenworth. as Chairman. Mr. Isascs
was prosecuting attorney for this Terrific
~. but has been removed. After The
true style Of Border gathering. which
consists of furious speeches, shouts and
yells. set OF resolutions WIS frsIaa6
and adopted. when The Convention sd-
journed sine die. OF their exact nature
at the time of-Passage it would be diff
cult 10 determine, as all reporters knot n
TO baye brea ahed the air or read a .paper
north Of Mason & Dixon's line wero ex-
Guided, with The assurance if Trey retu,i.-
! ed Of immediate visitation of The penal.
~ as laid down by The self Drfensiro.
Both branches Of The Legislature have
repudiated that portion of the Governor
message relating to the repeal of certain
rnactments in the bogus statuies. aud
declare thati6ey will not modify them
ia the irsst. but will ensct mores@~A,
bill has been in.rodnced which recon
mends the passage Of d law to submit all
cases In relation 10 murder TO the dec;s.
ion of The. Court. S,ringfsllow recon-
mends. that law be passed with the pen
atty OF death for horse stealing.
| The pro slavery party say they have
taken high national grounds and ADOPTED
very conservative resolutions.
! The. so-called Tesri,oris: Legislature
continues its sessios al Lrcompton. Not
much business done except 10 discuss and
| d,nounce the message OF the Governor
delivered 10 the notorious concern few
days since. The spirit o: the documents
does no, give universal stisfaciIon. and
the Suggestions Of the executive in ref.
eience TO the repeal OF certain obnoxious
statutes. nro treated with contempt by
The ultra national D. mocrs is OF Kansas,
The conservative men look on ii 3
just the thing Tor the times. and consid-
Sr lis advice with favor: aat
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
lmnarfamf Neutrality-suspicious..

The last wsek'e Democrat contains the
following reconmendations, which We
copy for The benefit Of our readers:
z.G-We secommend the Legislature
that'ig-dispeuss-with two COMMISSIONER
ID each county. sndsiwo o. the Trustees
and Treasurer in7each Townshipsand al
low the remaining ssConmissioner and
Trustee q fair compens4si ons Then the
county and township business will &c
done mare satisfactorily. more promptly
and fortress <laan half the money il now
These are, undoubtedly. wise sugges
tions, sndwill. no doubt, cause great sen,
sation at Indianapolis. if they have not
already. Many viii marvel why these
economical measures have not before been
thought Of and acted on by our States
men. Who can tell " hat mighty chang
es in eur. form of Government, these re-
commendations will be she mems of pro-
ducing, Il one Commissioner and ono
Trustee. instead Of three. viii do the bu-
siness Of the county and township, more
satisfactorily, more promptly, and for
less than half the money il now costs.
would il not be advisable. upon the
same hypothesis Of reasoning. to abolish
Congress and our State Legislatures, and
invest the President and Governors of the
several States. with their powers? The
business Of the country would or could
be done at least, ''for less than half what
it now. costs" il not more - It's fsctori-
lyand more promptly. :" Phe Democrats
genius is looming up considerably Of
la,e.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

Horace Greedy has commenced libel
suit against Gray. OF the Cleaveland
Plaindealer-damsges laid at ten thou.
sand dollars. Awful.--Logansport Pho
r0s.
We hav'ni tie leas iaen shat Greedy
can recover a cents damage, Gray can
prove by any number Of witnesses shat
no one be lered what he published about
Greedy. aud that LIS language. therefore.
was not libelous.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

DEsERTloN,AsD SUICIDE. "a sad case
Of deseFtion and suicide occurred last week
in. Madison County, Ind. A man named
Allison disappeared from the Peudel;on
House in that county; his wife fearing
that her husband had designedly deserted
her, drownded herself and her insaut, four
weeks old, in small creek near the viii
lage. They had been generally respected
before,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
The Virginia Free Blacks 20 be
EnS:lyCd.

They Northern men) are only ripen-
ing the Southern mind for the slternssive
of reducing again TO bondage the free ne-i
groes whom we have emancipated in a.
mistaken feeling Of humanity. Disagree
abe as this allernative may be 10 The,
South. il is rapidly becoming more ssf
more a measure Of necessity and 7rolec
ltion against the effect of ,Abolitonisis
tampering with the blacks OF the South.
There is in Virginia alone upward Of 81 :
900 free negroes. Who are for the most
part drones on cur Society. who. il en-
ployed southwssd siH the cultivation OF
cotton would adj many millions OF dol
lars to our annual product If nation al
wealth, and who. If sold at the moderate
sum OF $40 a head for the benefi, of the
State Treasury, would produce fund of
$50 100000 for the prosecution Of inter
nal improve mcnis. ~ 81
Richmond (V.) Exlminer, 9th.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

CT The Michigan U. s. Senator elect.
Gen. Chandler. is the growth OF the boy.
says the Logansport Phares, to whom
Pierce gave tina: stick of candy. abou!
which his biographer Boosted. He
sucked the candy to some purpose. that's
a fact. Strange things happen some
timss. Gen Pierce did not dream. at
the time, that the little dirty face urchin
soul. he gave q stick of candy in order tG
soothe his injured feelings. would on,
day occupy q seat in the U.-S. Senate.-
Tiers is no telling what may befal u.s.
The future is wisely hidden from. gu
gaze. -. =. ...ss -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
New Postage Act.

An act has passed both Houses of Con
gress and become a law, requiring all
transient and printed matter to be pre-
paid BY stamps. II the Post Master Con.
eral vii! only adopt such regulations as
will enforce the, provisions of this act,
the revenues of the. Department viii BE-
largely increased thereby.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

CALrFoR rA-OFFIcIaL.-The ofhcial
vote of California for President, is as fol-
lows: Fremont 90. 357, Fillmore IS. 4Is;
Buchanan 52,224, Did sold Buck beat
'em both?' bs3 ff1s sss1 lied dsiss 8.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

OCT Lord Napier. is, to be the new
British minister at Washington, so says
the London Correspondent of the N. Y.
Commercial Advertiser. fsps ira.tt1st
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

cE- Dispatches from Washington
City, Philadelphia and other eastern cit
les. state that terrible nowstorm pre-
vailed on the 18th and Goth inst pre-
venting the arrival and departure Of
Railroad trains. The snow at Washing.
ton fell to the depth of Is inches to two
feet on a level. tsfeT ne.sfHt. .Hs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

We cut the following from the Logaus-
port Pharos, one Of the leading Demo-
cutic papers in the 9Th District.
-Arcitizen Of Brssil. South Americs.
took slave y ith him TO Prussia on
visit Whan abou. to return to Bruzil.
ana attempting to take shs slave with
him. The master was cited to appear be-
fops The isgal tribunal and show cause
why be should coatTol the person Of his
slave The cass was carried to the Su-
pssns Court After q thorough investi-
CATION By that body, itswas decided that
the. pr ties ,xess governed BY the laws Of
Basil and as they sanctioned slavery.
and ths sIays was legally held as such IN
B<szil sihe MASTER hsdas right to hold him
ine Pxsssia.s e. faye ssEste t-s sses5f
swbss e.s ss ;hs objecs Of Democratic
editors in Publishing such information'
Ifthey do moi wish TO establish the doc
sripai2u{ naiaRa -ahat Aeitizea. 81 = slave
stste 9aJ ,sbs %ake Bis black slavessscd
remain an unlimited time With them in
. fses~ S3ese. ~ ahout losing his owner.
sim 81 then, what sense Is there IN civ
ing L publicity? Admit the doctrine, o
hsaboxr extract To- bescorssei, and Tn
pfohibjton Of sisvery within. ous limit
bseo6es the mesest fierce. There is bu
litsfs dopbs maj spse is ! glowing ssnli
---z xz-1~sx> - T2~u~<vrrnc~ n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

ExprRED. Mechanics will be gratified
to leaIn,hat the WooDwoRrH Patent for
Planning Lumber has expired, and re-
.newal can't be had. ts.t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

c. telegraph dispatch dated Jack
sonsiile. Florida. Jan. IS. says; "Gsp.
Harvey has withdrawn his flag of truce
and declared war agaiast the Indians. /"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

In the Senate. jan. 3. Judge Douglas
presented . Petision numerously signed
praying for q State government in Miu-
nesots. Mr.. Douglas viii, in. q few d.;s S,
reporsaa bill authorizing ths State gov
eminent. and 6xt;g the boundary as pro
vided fsr in Mr.. Rice's bill. seis -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

There are other "Wi.d Cat concerns
whose bills circulate very freely here. be-
sides the above. Why didn't you name
the srest while you had your hand ia.
No favoriteism. .,s.o :. -. E- .ls
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

The Republican strength in The senats
Of the Unired States is becoming formi-
dable. After the fourth Of March ne Il
The Republican vote in thalbody wal be
TWENTY. a gain of five on the present
Republican part in the Senatorial ccmpo.
sition. The work of wedding out the
dough-faces goes steadily on. 0ne BY
one they perish: and when they fall they
rise no more.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

&0-E The House Of Representatives
has passed bill for the withdrawal from
circulation Of the old Spanish coin.--
The Senate will probably. concnr. and
then in good time there will be an end
OF. the shilling" nuisance which prevails
hereabouts.. 49,. +-.,.x.t :; nss, k.ae
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

after the ceremonies Were over. ana
good feeling seemed to prevail generally
quite an exciting debate sprung upin the
Senate, when the journal was read. The
record stated that the Senate had met the
House in convention for the purpose OF
hearing the vuto proclaimed. Some oil
the Senators argued that there was no
such meoiiDg-that the journal was
wrong and should be corrected according
to the. facts in .:lhe case. - MARSHALL
County Democrat. s4tes,.
We copy the above extract for the pur-
pose Of letting our readersfs see the hung.
ling. hap hszard manner in which the ed.
itorials of tina. concern are prepared. Nc
such debate as the above refers 10 occurred
in the Senate, nor did the records Of the
Senate state that "the Senate had met The
House in Convention" The records ol
the House, not the Senate, con tanned such
a statement aud debate such as the
extract refers TO occurred in the House
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

The Bank of Plymouth" atFshis
place, is regular Wild Cat concern. %
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29

In Pike county. in this Stale there is
an inexhsustible bed of the best quality
OF bi,umious coal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29


BsseIl Republican Governor elect Of
Illinois. took,he oath of os6ce on The S,h
inst. and further swore that he had not
accepted q challenge to fghta duel since
the, adoption Of the ne W Constitution Of
Illinois. If JeE Davis could testify in
that behalf he might place abe Governor
in. an uawkard, position.-sLogdssports
Pkaros, 4K3s1ssz sfi bs43sis ssqs
The Phsros in tine ADORE isslsikinga,
Jesse D. Blight. -over Bissels. shoaldszas
DR.. Fitch is the Pharos editors candidate
for U. S. Ssnator. whe..l accounts for
this baekhanded blov7utI Bright Bit.
We don't care how msch they quarrel a.
mong themselves Hope they Will DO
like the Kilkenny csss-fishs uatiI lhey
eat one another up. >-e-,... ,..,,,.
The Greatest slIedicisac in sne
-s.n World. -...,z "a
. Scarcely q day .passess but that ws
hear Of some poor suffering invalid, hope
lsssly despondipgs andsbsyond thesseaet
of medical skill, having been restofed
j by that surprising and wonderful msdi.
] cine. known Is fIhlley's ssrsa pafilla::---
This remedy is ftsquently substituted.
and the unsuspeeIing and too con6Jinl
patient made TO- believe that all 'ssrsapa
] rillss7 are alike such.is not The cases
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
Here is another Of the DE- mocrats buns


Here is another OF the Democrats bung
ling s:atements:: y .a.rsa .,sso
"Wllile be [WillardI was yet Lieut..
Governor the Republican, Senators re.
fused to let him ores nize the Sens te. but.
as in many other ins:ances-they hadsi
craw fish," sfeHsz
The Democrats mus. cersiniy be proud
Of their editor. He is. without doubt. a
prodigy in his way. The paragraph con
trsdicts itself, and is besides mistep-I
resentalion Of the facts Of the csse.-fait
ing. 90 itdoes. to stale the - whole TRUTH
Ii any one s'cra wflshedr it'was Willard.
FIe intended. the Republicans had good
reasons to believe. to organize the San
ale without admitting three Republicans
/ Senator's, whose seats u.ete contested. suI
who had regular Certificates which
| would have given thscon.roI OF thar body
/ to :le siaveocfats. The Republicans de.
termined to prevent him from accom-
! piishins his designs. and they surcseded
When Willard found they were Fl rn aat
uayeilding. ssnd did not intend To- gin
/ him an opportunity 70 play any more 5
4 his tsscaliy tricks, ss he did ths yea
4 before, ,in The case Of Contested sea
4 from Has1ises Geunsys he. promised Il
admit two. of the thsee Republicsn Sen
4 atofs whose seats were contested. tina
givingathe iatlef the ms;ofity--the Re
: pubIicsns then allowed him TO proceed
! in the organiza ton. Who scss wiished7
4 Tho M. 6. Democrats xision is be comm
II 50 very sstuts that il IL enabled 10 SCI
I things that never occurred. g =. -.
y ~ The submarine telessap phi .bill ha
passed The 0. S. Senate BY : vote Of 2
! to 10. = 80 sse.<asz-z : - -
s. The House has pass ed The biil 10 On
5 ! force the attendance Of witnesses and !
compel Them TO testify.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29


The FEMALE sI.osBY zWAsHlSGTuS-
The female lobby issnow in fulf
strength. There are probably more pref
iy women in Washington at the present
time than Of any previous period during
the presen, Congress. There is much TO
do, and but lillle time 70 do it in; hoops /.
flounces and other fixins are therefore IS
a certain familiar but naneless person is
said 10 be in, a gale Of wind. Many OF
the members ore extremely bothered in
their devotion 10 the fair lobbyest and
their fear of the New York Herald
The struggle is an amuaing ono. and
whether pclticoats or public opinion will
ultimately prevail il is hard to say. u
For the credit Of our representatives. il
is 10 be hoped thar duty will assert her
perogalive.--N. Y. Herald,