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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
Leuse it to Congress.

!. Tire Bloomington Advocate, an Admin
istration paper, SAYS ."leave the Kansas
question to Congress % That. strikes ms
as a slight change Of the tune. Probably
that is sauatter sovereignty with variations.
1t liscd TO Be the doctrine, let the people
of Kansas manage their own affairs; now
it is leave it to Congress. If we can
guess, that smacks a 'leetic' Of Black Re-
pubiicanisni, only il goes too far. we say,
let the people frame their own Constifn-
ton. subject to the adoption or rejection
Of Congress. This new dogma says let
Congress exercise unlimited authority over
the domestic Institutions Of Kansas, against
the known will and wishes, Of tic people.
We hope the Advocatc VIII, keep on sum
Ihersanlting, until it comes up With its
face in the right direction lKxhcis Hes
senger. TO- '4iS'st yai 'oi
Leave it TO Congress? Yes, they, are
willing lItoFieoue,1it,s anywere, provided
they can Get it away from tho people, bat
that they can't do The people will not
be satisfied until they pass upon the Le-
swin,lles a. yetoasi After they
speak, youlmay say Of a truth. rrcst in
peace. "isIoi 5a1no18 erew .gii9 .9ffeii
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18

nation, fifteen arrests yersmade, and over
Two thousand dollars worth Of stolen
properly uncovered in less than three hours
t,meEamong other things. the contents Of
the Psdlars cart belonging toNr. ii. S.
Louchhelm OF this place. which was rob-
bed %. in Noble County. wcrc found. AID.
,SinmcnS an old offender we. afsr sorfy to
learn rs out on $1,000 baiI and siiefs
the country. There is also q report that
Durham. the one first taken to Indianap-
eIss Is st largeon $4,000, bail.-E,khan
ZfmeG Az
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
The Revolution in M,sico.

pa The Southern papers furnish details of the lat,
revolutionary proceedings in Mexico. Tho out
break in the cspitslwis sudden and unexpected, anc
,ok the authorities entirely By surprise Ali wor,
an appearance Of calmacss, and, though it, VA
Known t',it pots AMI c,nspiracies were hach;n:
m the ssirsouaiiny Ssatcstic loyaltyof ono il
the c,pitil wis even suspected. .9sog,
= On the evening Of sani ,y, tn, 9th of J,r,u,ry
however. there appeared tno distinc. programmes
proelnn resist NICE to the C ,rrna,. mt, and c.ll-
ing the pcple to arms. One Of these was in the
name ofthc extreins rllc,l. or "ulra Pare = par.
". of which Eice-President Juarcz, now in prison,
ischfef; the Other vas that of S,ntl Aan,'s p,rsy
herdedby Gen. Zlioago, the very m IN. va, iner-
,uritcd the late e,s2 d'eta, inthe MN, Of Comon
for, eleHleTel. afii 0i regs- s.r4 raa Ia
Hostile m,verncn.s ir,nnei .,tcly began u. sun
tarists getting possession Of the citadel and con-
vents Of Sc. Domingo and San Aug ustine. The
Radicals barricadedthc streets ani:,dopsed guer-
rilll warfare, while the government party held that
portion ofthe city around the palace. 1rtis there
we're three hostile parties shut up within the walls
of the city Firing was carried all the city
from the house tops, but n, tactical movements
we're made = & "a E3e5zH
Thus things remained till noon on the 9Th. when
the Government troops made an attack npon the
S,ntapuists garrisoncd in the Converts of San Do
rninso and San Augustine. The firing was spirit
edly carried on for six hours, during which time
cannon balls, shells and shot were whizzins over
the housc-to and rattIing on roofs and in the
streets BY night. forty eight persons hal been
killed. ..'r ''''. '''.''''1 a"' - 1l'iaii
The fight Was renewed witt, rigoron the 18Th
The Cathedral, the Custom House and other strong
building, serving the Government troops az Sci
ter to fle frcu,- This lasted throughout the day,
when an armis;ce oftwenty -four hours was agreed
upon. which hal not terminated at the date of the
deprture Of the mil. During the fighting, The
,gs Of the different nations were hosied over their
respective embassies. '"
The Mexican pipers depiorc the almost incon-
ceiyabe apathy among the people in resar, to the
condition Of The States and, as an instance of this
utter indifference, notices that, during the heat of
the firing between the Comontors and the Pionun.l
c;ados. tn saloons. the cafes. the protected BAL
comics, and the shady sides of the streets, were
,hronged with gay and we'll dressed &C p,lemcn, who
smoked their cigars and discussed ordinary topics as
'oolly and unconcencdly as though nothing Vas
ran Sf)lfiils,,. s4.f-.-, .-s f-.--4.f T.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
odfna n FROM F'ASHINGTON. ,iu rim.
KNEW SOUTHERN PROGRAMME.
of the Chicago Tribune. .,
,sI WAsHIxcros, February eth, 1855,

Aii iiCorrcsponoence 0I ire Cnicigo lu0unc. TO
soiia 81 .IET WAsHSxcroN, February eth, 1885,
~ The niger drivers not being yet, suficicnt,y
strong to build the Pacific Railroal-establish line
Of ocean stemers--stcal Cuba-eiecdte Santa lima
70 posrer In Me1icO, AMI buy him OUT, and conquer
Central lAmcrica, (all OF which arc 20 be done BY
and by the Southern fre-eafers az not ret pleased
20 dissolve the Union, and BY consequence not i'm
condition to disrupt the Democratic party, North,
and thus destroy their citadel Of power The lesson
taught thcm at the last Presidential campaign, they
cannot. dare not, and will not forget 10 force the
'Ieeompton Constitution on the people OF Kansas,
and to thus aIsf the pledges ofthc!part and over
ride tho gathering Free Soil strength or the North
issmple fooihardiness, is sheer insanity and infst-
uation, such as the willy politicians of the South
have never yet been guilty OF. "The gods" have
not yet drisenttem TO thispitch or madness
The prcsens oraclw givings-out and counting of
noses, and stiffness" Of ..Jeem's' backbone, his
"w iifniness, and stnbbornfcss. &C., ami the def
ant attitude 81 Congressional ire-eaters generally,
and the hobnobbiEg and caucusing of Southern Gov
ernorsI and pronunciamentos of Southern Lcgisla.
tors and Cow entons, all amount to-bos, -effcct.
Intimidation: Nothing mare! The issue is to be
STAYED of, while the North Is being manipulated
This u not she first yssAx pooh, ing of the North
az Southern Nigger-Drivers' hal,ds. The North
eriy into ibis business II Il their grcat staple
their chief stock IN trade They are adopts in the
art Of show not to-do st. The solemn Shaker
farcc y again being cnacted-'sf; ,i-i, 6ddic-fsd-
die, fdtIe PADDLE, fy-:, f-yi-i. The party, wbip
ofthe "nigger divers cracks over the plant erz-
zle Of the white slave North--s'isht about raeey'
The party organ erints. and the whole debased and
parasitic swarm are in motion Clear
again. Fi-yi-i, 6dlhe -faddle, ddle.addie, 6sii.
d Bun. was ever trAdegy 80 shockingly couic-
was ever comedy 80 brutalIy tracicaf7 Sec the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18


4 Rrsol'ed, That Ignorance, the mother of Intem
psfanee, Vice and Misery. 4 powerful instrumcr
in Che hands Of depagogues and despots in bring
Ing anarchy snd ruin upon nation.
s, JReso'Ord, Thasas the power and perpctuity Of
Republican government, depend upon the moralt
aud Wisdom ofthe people it is The duty of tie Stat
to aTaish tho means ofinsructien 70 All her youth
4 Resslsedf That The delegates from this csnven
lion be instructed to urge upon the Republican par
y assembled at indianapolis, on the 9TH of Marc
kpext. the necessity Of increasing the efficiency Q
our free school system. = = - sIsAA- -
Resolred, That the course of our Representative
in Congress, Hon. schuyler Coifax, meets our en-
tire and hearty approval. -" ga
Three cheers were given 20 Hon. ScrruyLEl
Cotrsr rs a vote on the last resolution >ei1s.
= On motion, four delegates from each township
were appointed 70 Represents Marshall County in t,
Republican State Mass Convention Of March 4ih
Center Toieaship: ]. w. Bennett, ~ Sherman
r. Corbiley and |. b. Haley. Drisi = tleda
Green Tocnsh;p: March,. L. Smith, DR.. y. E
Mluville, Hugh Mccoy ard Samuel Cellars. ri
Eeurboa Tornshp. J. o. Parks, Grason Parks
Lewis Erwin and Daniel o. Beeman.ii - ans.
z 7iPpfcdnoe Towassips s. r. coons, e. B,ulton
u. IT, Thaycr and ,. Turner q 5am a. ian
r. G'rHaa 7o~ashipF George Pomcroy. DAME
Randall, George MetcalEc and John CauiImanyq
Norrh Tossrsiip. Rob't' Schroeder, Casper Fox
ID. s. Cohger and Abraham Baker Yi>slir9m
2 PoLk Tcrnship: J. II. Miller. H. b. Faiconberry
D.. G. NJ Richmond and Samuel Miller aiI
" West T6,nnshp: James A. Corse, Stcph. White,
Charles Cook and Daniel Barber. Esq'r.a lIuoo
Union 4orHstip: Ephraim Moo, Esq't.. Rob't.
Blakely. Isaac Morris and Adrian Foote. Hoi,
The following persons were added as delegates:
w. J.liand, from Green; R. II. Norris, from Union
Dr.. Biiley. from West; Daniel Brown, II. b. Per-
sling, J. MattingIy, John Greer, T. X. Houshton,
Lyman Griffin and John Williams, from Centre
l. vat then moved That all Republicans of
MARSHALL County be invited to attend, rs delegates,
the St,tc Convention. -ieiaf1f
=" Mr. Matingly moved As an amendment, TIN.
all opposed 20 the Lecompton Swindle be invited
After some discussion the amendment was passed
almost unanimously lufidTaa ga iHohligf
The meeting was a very pleasant ore, and al
though no set speeches were delivered, vet some
good ones were read while the Committee on Res
u'ions was absent; anil funy short, pthy speeches
we're made during the discussions on the 'Rcso.u-
tons. 'i" rA2te 90 sidie~ac 81 Il volt .
The meeting was large, and the consciousness
Or final success in the cause If liberty and human
ty seemed to animate those present. ie Hci
The minutes we're ordered to be published in the
MARSHALL County Republican. dp afoF i.nae
s. y. TABOR, ~ hf President.
J. l.. WESTERvELT, Vice % liili
R. VI. JOHNSON, Secretary HH aai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
Ge- Joseph R. Pratt. The wealthy ol,

Gs- Joseph r. Pratt. the wealthy old
scoundrel who murdered a posr.saan nas.
Ell Miller, in cold blood. at Jacksonville.
IN this State, some two or three years since.
has just been tried. for the third time, and
acquitted. s;.-a ~
s 1t Is SUCH asquittals as this that fosters
a. resort to i,yneh law. in this State and
others 'Ibepcoph aegintu-feel that there
is not sufficient power IN courts and inries
to protect, them III, their lives anil property,
and. we regret to FAY, there is too much
ground for the feeling, Judges must see
to II that justice. strict and impartial, is adj
in all eases. or the authority
Of tieir tribunals Wifi 81 .coateun,l by
the people, ~ ssl -s,s.-9 IN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
From Washington.

WAsMsGTos, Feb. l5.-The Herald cor,
respondence says: Tho Democratic mem
beers of the Ohio Legislature have written &c
Senator Pugh. withdrawing all instruc
tons as to how he shall vote On the Kansa,
Question. @ eo'ifiifui l,.aose .aai,... I',-
1t is understood that both the AT;nnex,,
Senators, Rice and Shields. are opposed tr
Senator Douglas course on Kansas affairs
Tho Senate Committee on Territories
will report against the addition of Oregon
at this time. on the ground that She has no,
sufficient population. no urgent necessity
|exis's for her immediate admission and
that her citizens do not desire it. a- -
The President has nominated Col. John.
son. commander of the Utah expedition,
to the brevet of Brigadier General. aoa1
As soon as tn, Kansas question is dis
posed of, it is believed that the President
will call the attention of Congress publicly
to the state of our relations with Spain.
and the necessity for the adoption of
prompt and vigorous measures for the en-
torccment of redress for the outragcs COM
mtted by that power upon our fay and
citizens asi. .ie 3W
ri ~. a..f --iffI fs -
Tho Times correspondent says: The
House Select Comm tie on Kansas, had
meeting this afternoon and had stormy
time. The majority voted down every
proposition looking to a fair investigation
of the facts. 81 t1raaa s
The Tribune correspondent saws: The
Administration Senator's intended to hasten
the passage of the Lccompton Constitution.
by resolution &, close debate at an early
day. The debate promises to be one Of
the greatest in the history of Congress
All the Republican Senators are preparing
to take part in it. judge Doug!as is max
ing really for great demonstration. The
Of himselfand Of Me>s-s. Stuart
Bro leric.S, Harris. NJ ,rshall, Montgomery
Cox and thair associates from
the Locompton party is looked OH as final
and complete. Arrangements are in prog
reSs for the consolidation Of a g:eat anti.
Lccompton party. ''" ~ i.,a'.i'
1t is said that Postmaster Gray Of the
cleveland Plain Dealer, il to be removed
n spite of his Gazing in OH Lecompton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
Anti-Lecomptonitcs.
The Washington Correspondent Of the
Albany J.nr,6 savs. At3EI ILL

mr., George Bancroft, the historian.
after iistcnting to tho Presidents Leconip-
ton Message, turned to a friend and in
glowing words denounced ii as the most
infamous document ever sent into Con.
grcss..t slsETi9f .ani-ruf SNb,>y-"1
By the by. among the m.st Jealous
opponents OF the Lccompton swindlc in
this. city is Henry s. Toote, ex-senator
from Mississippi, now of California-he
who. en- the floor of tho Senate threat
ened that the people of Mississippi,
would hang Hale ifhc ever came to that
State. ''.iis- .,,.-- al, .....-.....'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
Later from Kansas.

! isasi aoai ST. LOUIS. Feb. lG.
r. Late alvices from. Kansas state that :,
party Of Lanes men hal visited Westrort.
Missouri IN search of Mr. Danforth. q
member of the Lecompton Convention =
The M:ssourians made no resistance .-lIii
S.c - n
stoler. the Democratic Representative
from Leavenworth county, is recovering
from the wounds received in the late attempt
to murder him. ''sas''' '7'il '''' =
=. The Grocery of Pat Laughiin. who
kille'tColting at. Dnniphan. "a year or two
ago, was broke open during his ahscne,. ~
few nights since, aul its contents burned
in the street -'.l ii'' ~
A skirinish is said to have taken place
at TT. Scott?no particulars are given
Cevoi Denver refused to- seal troops
inc e-frfs -tf,f.ff f.,. n ......,. 81 II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
For the Republican.

| 'N For the Republican
In the days Of James Buchanan, tho Great. i,
sthe land OF Marshall the town of Union, the sons
God met together, (the devil came also,, with ont
JACOB, their Priest. Their object was to WORSHIP
the God OF their Fathers.
Another Priest, whose sir nan,c was AprJ.y
Joined himself to them. to assist in the worship Of
God, and tor the conversion of sinners. .
Now JACOB anu ADRIAN labored together for the
good OF man. God blessed their efforts BY the con
version of MANY. The excitement became great
The people herring of the wonderful works of God
in the conversion OF m,ny sinners. came up to the
help OF the Lord against the mighty. The word oil
the Lori prospercd. Sinners became awakened 70
a sense ofther situation and cried mi yhty to God.
Cd s,ints were'awakened to sense of their duty.
and shouted aloud the glory of God. Some prayed.
some cxhcred, some fell to the floor others danced
and siouted the praises Of God, and the clorics of
His power, in the salvation of many = si.i
u The devil thinking that his kingdom would suffer
10 :, had recourse to this stfatagcm:-Stepp n, up
to JicoB, the Priest, he sid: Friend JACOB, You
are great generals there is no well calcu-
litei to lead the armies of the Lord as jyoursclf
you have ,our troops well disciplined; they, obey
every comm md with alacfity: when you say pra;
they pray; when you say sing they sing; when vou
say shout, they shout; when You say that they have
shouted. enough and ncel some rest, they cease TO
shout and arc still. But, there are some in this
fanG mat VIII not obey your bidding; who will not
bow the knee al your command; it il your duty 70
sec that all men obey you; that your glory nav be-
complete, now pray God To remove these stumbling
blocks out your way, by visiting them with judg-
mcnts, that the field may be left clear TO your noble
self insf4gfii TOT iTst81T oIt lg-i'Is7
. JAcoB, the Priest, thought it would be a capital
dea; 50 he fell upon his knees before his God and
utter giving the Leri history of what they had
lone for Him, said there were still some that wnuld
not obey the Lori, he then prayed God to remove
hose stumbling blocks out OF their way. by merci-
al means; but if not by. merciful means, thcu by
Ills awful judgments, AMI then asked his brethren
% pray. God, also, that he would grant this his
PRAYER. Some cried Amen. ADRIAN cried that he
'ouid not say Amen to such prayer. WILLIAM
,rcd. also that he could not, nor would not, say
Amen
The meeting then adjourned to meet the next
lay a,relesen clock, a. M. Some went home re.
oiciag, Others with heavy heart, in consequence
II the wicked PRAYER of tho devil, through the in
OF, JACOB, the Priest.
The devil was greatly rejoiccd to think that he
rad succeeded in planting stumbling block that
;ould not easilybo moved out Of the way. .,sodt
Now JACOB, the Priest, seeips that his brethren
would not appreciate his pray contested his SIM,
ind asked his friends 70 forgive him this, the sin Of
rs heArt.8f aai 9lJoos - dir ott .uojt;d !
II III l.t.f = III -g4f.fuos. ala Z T.. NOOK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
w The proceedings Of the Republican

ey The proceedings Of the Republican
cosss Mass asytntion, held in this
place. OH the | lth inst, will be found in
this paper. We were much pleased to See
50 large an attendance Of Republicans from
all parts Of the. county, The enthusiasm
manifested by,au present argued well for
the prosperity of our cause an the future.
The greeting given to thefssolution sppro-
wing the course of orr able Representative
= IN Congress, ceuld not. SO far as the man
, ner Esasl concerneds have beca more compli-
smentsry tothatgentlen,as. s0aissqaii o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
GyE Pa'zE TO EVERY EIGHTH lICGEI.


To DC distributed at Ed'nburyh, Johnson c. ,,,,,
indianA, on .donsiay. MIC 5:h,rs5s.
Inc undersigned b Is the pleasure of aunnnnc;n,
To ms numerous friends and atrDl,> thsou.bo,t
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana Illinois. Mis-
'ouri and Iowa, tat his Nineteenth Mlri6c,, ~
Exclusive CIsh and Watc,, g il ID strbuti,n will
take place as above. On which occasion Their
siil lac distributed among his nuInerJu, Patrons
Two Thousand AMI Fifty, Eight Dollars
IN American Gold. and -Four Hundred
Magnificent Gold and Silver Watches
presenting rrsnitotd of. 81 c $, AMI wa,c,
GIFTS, valued At SI2.f9t. IL will H., oi-r, ell H.,
here are twcst 1.-TWO prizes in american Gold
ranging from ) 4 d "a, $500. The Matches h,n
"etn selected with great care, and arc WARRANTED
good and accurate time keepers, ranging IN price
from SIS IT, $3.50 sa.3
I This will be the NiNErEES1H distribution l.xc
gwen IN the last two years. and IN every instance
the draw ngs have tax, n place ON the dav specified
md as advertised (ivr which programme y thry
1--we IN creryin>t,pce lecp conuc. cd SOLELY Lex !,
=, m'tfcc tlccte'i w the tckcf no tiers an b,in,-
htetP atnhi. linn, ediairh after the drawing dc
result is printed ana forwarded together with the
prizes ,rwn, u ALL ticket holders either ly mail
~ express, at my T. pcnsc In this connection I
'lccm il nothing more thin right 10 add for H..
benefit of tho-c who arc unacslu ,r.cd with me anal
who would hike to try their luck in INV Sch,mH
That hereby authorize them Ia cnciosc their mon,
70 Mr. IL; Daily. nf the firm ct Ricketts, < Dsi,.
OF thspacc; nho IS among the most responsive
men ot TN. Ststc and who will also recctf for the
Money 50 deposited and if the drawing does not 20
of precssr rs stated see prorram,nr.) all sou viii
Il we to d" will he To call on Mr. ID ,ily for vour
money Cn.cr. this arrangement, yuu see, il would
he utcrlv Impossible for<B,c take advantage OF
yon even ii sore 80 di>posed. if~aif =
IL \ complete list of pfiz, S, together with the
manner OF drawing, DC. Is printed and viii be for
a. m n IN I.rl,f. ftr-fr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
senator Wilson's Opinion OF John, Cal
fr. hOun,

/ - .-,T 80 H 49, neaa Sidg tsu
Inc following passages. arc from tn,
Speech Of Henry Wilson, delivered in the
United States Senate on tho Kansas elcc,
lion frauds.
On the demand Of the Pres
Ident, on the promise orGoyernor Walker
and the declaration of tile Washington
Union. ( they had promised the people Of
Kansas that they would si;hmitthe Consti-
tption to the people, They provided for
It's submission, in such a way that Cover
nor Walker could not correct frauds as he
hat done in the ease of o xford and Mct;ee
counties, and so that Calhoun coul,l have
the nIatterin his hantls--a man who coulJ
not only permit the frauls, but if necessary.
make the frauds himself. He was inst the
man to do it; for God never allowed to
walk the green earth any man who more
richly deserved to die a traitors death.
ana leave q traitor's name, than > ohm
Calhoun.
Mr.. Grcen-Say it to his face face. 's,' q.
Mr. Wilson, have said II here and il
goes on thcorecor,ltinI have !, fear Of the
tools oflbordcr ruffianism, in Washington
9fln napsasi am able to 70 take care of
Sysei ,:yi = VIII try to DO 20. at any rate
2 H. TINS oohn calhoun has cheated and
deirauocd the people OF Kansas ont Of their
sa red rights5oi He hasscommitted crime
against aga, sthe liberties ofrthei people which
will associate his name with tyran-
~ a aHa 'san's while the history q IAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18

a Eg,Dontfal toread thsletter u the
'Chieas 81 Tritunc's Washington correspon-
dent. of-she 9Th. II Is exceslingIy inter-
sstineanAeoptsjns some valuable saggcs-
tons to the hosts of freedom
Rcyl also. the extracts we give from
Gent ynsQs's speech, J He tslks bls,ai
man Should.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
Reaa eu.,--Waere win ,her c.,


a telegram from Washington, to. the
New York Heroli, dated Frrlay. Feb. ID
reads as follows ififafl 8 'fIAn ~
IL Democratic Senatorial caucus was
held this morning in the anti-room o. the
Senate. After a free consultation relative
to the business before Congress, AMI the
Kansas question in particular and without
coming to any conclusion, they adjourned
to meet on Monday next ls-aaH
Messrs. Broderick anil Stuart. of Mich
lgan. were present at the caucus These
Senators were informed that in future no
Senators inimical to the Kansas policy of
thesAdminstation would be expected to
attend any caucus ofDcmocratic Senators.
IN fact. Douglas, Frederick AMI Stuart are
real OFT q The Dsmo:ratc purity"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18

ISs-I The U; s Senate has agreed 20 give
Eight and Fitch ninety days in which to
take Testimony in rcgarls to theii -1rigl,t. to
seats in that body. Shame! .s.Il. lde I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
M A ii r IL b

On the 18th inst, BY ReT. Moses Meredith, Mr.
JosHsH Gosr, of Kalamazoo. Mich, and Miss TEX
INA DsEw. of Green township. Marshall Co., Ind.
On the hsh inst BY Rev. Mr., Watkins. Mr.. D.
U. QcrrEr and MS ANs NJ. ALLANAs. all of this
county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18

7 u We give place to the following commun ca.
ZION, at the request of the writer, whose name is
appended without understanding the Object, fully.
The author takes the whole responsibility Of its
publication:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
$40 to $500.

I'D Magnificent Cold and Silver Watches. m,
king grand total of eighteen hundred AMI eighty
one G ,sh and Witch Giiis. tf
Value of Gifts Fn Frf,, -.a sl2.n9g
Number OF Gas heI
Tickets limited to lsOll