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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21
POLITICAL.
INIGHrH CoNGREssToN DISTRICT
y Regular democratic nominee for Congress,
CONRAD SW ACk II AMER.

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eh Twenty fr and Twenty second wards 70 attend II Ne
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Filth s svsa Ea b s s rs s na c SSsn a rar
Friday as, inst betaeen he hours Of 10 A. r. r.,
Hws s s ass sS
Of he County clerk on SATURDAY, Inst a S s s%Ss
and issi n s' siisssss SJss.
NYHw YORK, OCTOBER 90 1888. TO THE DELE.
~ gates The Twelfth asssmS,S rir. Democrats Con-
e0 y ,oG en- nsnss Of the NOTIFIED Of my nomns
Of Twelfth sc%biy asis. ~ For yosr
appreciation Of the arduous duss witch oresee await the
snss s inspires me with %
Sne Of orr most rnted experienced fellow citizens
mnaion am SIN more iacined for the sake Of lbs
p Ssr 10 AFFORD rs 20 s.ss ss an
% ia 70 my a'enon 81 the a1 Ss
spss yours ''' D'''Ds am t SoaN D JON
poIITIcAL CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE ARE RE-
city is 10 post bills GEMS advertising wa
s
way.
REGuLARs GENERAL. COMMITTEE. ADJOURNED
II meeting OF this committee win be held at their rooms
Bowery this Charsiayl evening At O'Clock BY ORDER
GEORGE c. GENET, Chairman.
F. ED y sac p1srsSni Secretaries.
yVALBRIDGE DEMOCRATIC AssoCIATIoN.--Ar 4
w meeting Of the above association held at the house OF
Charles Berry 1886 Chambers street. the following gentlemen
elected Observation-Disclosures w. Edmonds; Vice
Gibson Peter Riley Charles Berry Thos.
r. Shano SecretaryThos A. Riley Robert W. Ednaonds
offered the following resolutions
Resolved That viii all honorable 10 promote
the election Hiram walbige believing him to Be,
experience honest faithful democrat and who
will give entire satisfaction the democracy Of the Third Con-
gressiona district
Resolved That the rights OF the people sold;
the only right that the has Is the right of suffrage,
will vndcate rights and show the hack
Tamany Hall politicians what mechanics and working
men can do.
The above resolutions unanimously adopted The fol-
lowing gentlemen enrolled themselves members of
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday sept 90 1888.
Trains leave depot White and Centre New
York at 65 p NJ, White Plains train stopping AL staonA
Trains leave depot OF Twenty sixth street and Fourth
avenue New York. at $40 A. M WLamsbridge stopping
all stations $50 NAH train stopping at wliAnlsbrides
and all stations north ii A. NJ. wlamsbrtdge stopping all
stsuons NJ White Plains train, stopping At All stations
$50 Y. N. Witiiamsbrdgc stopping all r. n DO
Palms. stopping all stations r. NJ White Plains
ping at sl stations above wismsbrdge; $40 Williams
bridge stopping at all stations, $50 r. Wismsbrdge, stop
ping At all satops
Returnng-Leaye Chatham -Four Corners 1870 p NJ, mail
train, stopping wtamsbrdgc White Plains and all
north VIM J. CAMPBEI.I. SupertntnudeIt
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SHEEP AND LAMBS

The unusually heavy receipts of last week served to
rally check the demand but prices effected but little by
at the time but have since declined materially The market
uctuated considerable extent has become
settled and prices about quoted Good
extra fat lambs active demand the poorer qualities
now being brought into this city haing from Albany chiefly
which materially affects the sheep market many thinking
cheaper purchase to purchase purpose
sauRhering At rownngs the market has varied consle
raby, but closed steadily quotations The total
receipts all the yards for the week. week. week
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The demand for prime veas is becoming
tive, and sales at our highest quotation of
asa he the s On e
ing veals are becoming lighter every week The sc
neral selling price Is from 5c 10 &C., and many
Of the bring 61ac To c pound with still ward
tendency Many them from Connecticut but the main
portion from this State brought the
Harlem Railroad Some Of the veals to-day and last
brought trte above sales that price
unreqnent that do not change quotations. but range
prices SIC TO 7c.
The total receipts At all the yards sor e week last week
ending Oct q. 1857 were Ia folloDs -
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ABOVE aSSoclAEOn.-
R.W. Edmonds, KS Greenwich
T. j. Murtaugh, 23West Bdw y
JOS s Steven, "a Hudson St
Patrick Steven, 81 Hudson ri.
VIM. Robinson, 100 Chambers
John Flynn. S36 Chambers st.
John Cary, Is Reade ST.
John HELEN, 445 Washington.
1hos. Kelly, 445 Washington.
Patrick Ryan, Is Reade st.
Il. Hollond, EOS Chambers st.
John Gilbert, - Vai.ick 81.
]. Murphy 204 Chan bers st.
T. A Rieley, 14 Chambers at.
Jacob Mtdeger, l32 keade ST.
y. N. Mann, 205 Chambers st.
Chaa. Berry, 1876 Chambers 81.
Philip Koch, 1877 Chambers st.
C. w. Molloy, i95 Chambers 81.
j. Netiembuhler, III Keade st.
+. Mettembuhler, 2ll Reade st.
L. beagle, ls5 " est 1t.
J, Purdy is5 West ST.
Charles Gibson, II Hudson 81.
w. kilben, 2s3 Greenwich st.
Niles Miller, 1876 Chambers ST.
james o'brien, 8 Caroline At.
X. Mitchell, 1871 Chambers St.
p. Young, 1913 Greenwich st.
John Dewey, l65 Chambers St
j. Murphy, 332 Greenwich ST.
W. y. Cstherly, 3i2 Green.
whit.
W. Hamilton, % Desbrosses st.
]. Green, l97 Washington vt.
n. Kent, 1877 Washington u.
j. Cornell, 1893 Washington st.
I'm motiou of Mr. ThCrnga 4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.-rAIR or THE AMERICAN UNION OF ~.
a ventcrs mechanics artists manufacturers, agrcultu
Union take pleasure IN Informing exhibitors and The public
tween Houston snd Beecser streets New YORK WHEREIN !.
hold their ars annual fair and hat they prepared
The aSssers desire @ state toI nc nformaiOp q eEho
mses CENTRAL being the heart Of The city, 1. easy
600 omnbuses passing the door daily The building
SIDE ~ 6r"a@.y sapns ar Sesrc on .,ens
ss snre esk WIN front o. .rsssy street a.
well lighted handsomely finished the judgment Of he
eabo can have ,hsir gods insured al the Union 10 90
Broadway and the premius Will be refunded out q the
Elh,sor. fair Crystal Palace win proar.
Judges Of sssnowisiged and ability viii be
scientific and practical knowledge and dsnier.
.edness In each department Of manufacture science
awards and competition Al this National Union Fair.
books WIN be open Tor sassrPhan % 6o.e who desire 10 all
The unfortunate eshibaos o. the late m the Crystal Palace
Of DE rafios states Of he rnn ar ssrsssy reasssi =
nose The above @ the benefit OF The unfortunate inventors an
by order Of iss Board Of Managers
CnATHAM RANK vLEcrroS-THE ANNUAL EIEc.
on ior directors sns io Inspector Of he saeeceans
m s esiwssn ss hours Of u O'Clock noo~ and
Q. n scnRErSER Cashier
v. sae Engraved ~ Climber Call on or address d. ii
NOTICE TO WINNERS or THE UNION BUILDING
IN As-ston-The Board Of Directors Of The above
citation, demsnd from the sharrholderx
arrears Of dues All sums due By them 70 sid ncanon IN
with OF Incorporation Of
tprR 10 1857 ocs iss Mercer street AheadAncs ever
RoBr. THOMSON, Secretary.
NoTIcE.-TnE DRAWING OF THE BEAUTIFUL or.
IN painting OF ~ Patrick, which %
Of this month At the mon Hall Grrenpoin By the
committee vii be postponed until The 18th 81 October
count OF u sickness Of some Of the singers for the
NOTrcE-AII, PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ against trusting hsrborne any Of the Of the
Brush ship British Tren from Calcutta debts OF their
contracting Will De paid by The captain consgn.es
WILLIAMS A 6Jf0N, ~ Wall street
AEw YORK IN srrCES-A WRITER WANTED To
Nv furnish articles Tor n wide monthly sheet To
person who can show M" New York life In liz vauou.
phases and In attrAcv. style liberal will
e made Per full particulars address Editor Union square
Post ONCE.
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The market scarcely 80 Inactive for the past few months
and the quality better prime
being sentn than there have during past
and many OF the offerings give fourteen eighteen
quarts per day. The demand for private s more
dye and goodly number are purchased at from IS So
occasional sale at SO $50 Sales effected at those
prices only for very prime giving than twenty
quarts per day The demand for the city is
active that the swl milk Juror has abaed and
should not be surprised to the business thriving when
will he active demand the
which the past months have scarcely found market ut
any price.
The total receipts at all the yards for the week. last week.
and week ending Oct q, 1867, were AS follows
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10 meet contingencies accidents and pay dividends On
millions Of stock II is however, gravcly doubt
I'd by many Ia Wall street whether the net earnings
really and fairly large they above statce
Panama per cent higher to-day; Pacific Mail rose
u but fell back There some talk OF a weekly lns
from Panama TO san Francisco. We presume that N
Yevertons advertisement In another column will satisfy
tho company that this additional service will he hardly
needed The closing ptces this afternoon after the
board were as folows;-Missouris, ss1 ~ New Yofs
Central, S. a =. Erie, 15A 10; Reading, sos - i;
Michigan Central, 81 u southern preferred, 5th -;
Panama, 1874 q Pacific Mail, l06N X; Illinois Cen
trial. s3K ss Rock Island, esX x; Toledo, 3igs Z
Galena, s24 50 &c a. The market closed tame bit
steady
The following was Tic bustnss Of The sub Treasury w.
day
Iutal receips sl2os aS5 ~
~ Which from customs ................ 1900 o.
Iota, lssIlI -
lotal asoZ,OZs o.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day were
$40, $50 PIT GO, and the balances 81 ces, -eT -
The Merchants Insurance Company Of Boston his
declared a semi annual diyidcnd Of egh, per cent
The movement q the banks in the four principal o,
Of The Union In which weekly reports made shoWi
by their lat statements h a. follows
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CTrapsrrr sAxoSrA. orr SANDY HOOK. ocropyR

VT VtTVFkN
~ 10, ls5s.-raptan A. Ehlcr-Sir-The underfvned pas
board The SaYona desire express you al The
termination Of their voyage their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of your
personal Kindness and courtesy them and 1er CONFIDENCE
ID your experience vigilance and ability These
qualities ~ connection with the strength and
fhe fine vessel command have inspired them
ing Of security which has contributed greatly The pleasure
Of their voyage. They therefore beg you and che efficient
ccers who you accep their most cordial and
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DRoPosAIIs FOR SHAFTS.
us,IrD sI.Irs cIrIrot Exrxsnos

DkOfOSAiS FOk SHAFTS.
UsIrD STATES CArrror EXTENSION ,
AND wassIseros Aergpycr o,rIcx
Sealed proposals win be received this fourth
siy s an % :. % on s %
columns o. the exterior porteos OF that building.
O.. hanar,d .ha. aslaa!as he oru.c, n. s.,.
boon Of aad .oras % Ss lop d he upper
Of he orua or bottom piece Of sAa to be three
feet seven and I'VE eShhs inches ne d.me.er % The .ha
al ees and inches ana Diameter nc q he
upper sagsl 70 he Two feet eleven and exbs nches
blocks scabbed round 10 dmensions and 70 be
free from all defects which would make bsmisbes In The an
The above shan. 70 be Of white american marble amil.r
q the Capitol extension, which from Lee, Mass
Every proposal should be accompanied With block al least
gps . sase loot ,e a. Specimen OF nc marble orsd
meal tests before being accepted for he WORK
he s s'Ts ;s .a S should T BE- . ssss
Srsn s nsd u X one OF %Se
hs e bidder or bidders vii his or .ir bid. !. sSerpsd
s x. .ps o az ~. ao s9Ss ssa
as s p e sp s 6 81 s
kayy Agent oaccr o. he general government
q. sDS.s q. 70 =. sql,.r q q Wa. that
The United stats re.erves e nsh, " all bids
pot deemed and 70 make other arrangements
rt.pS.sl. wil received g, rurpisAs De :s. either 81
he number Of shas offered In single blocks h pieces
Proposals Win be opened In M. once At noon Of he en- De.
cember next In The Of bidders who may
" By ordsr of he Secretary efws.
To CAP. N C n.s sH v * s Ss.k Faain..r:
hereby y ard sr.a os.ssp Win ss un States
ard susr.p,se r. csss nc tersso9s % oh .ceep,ea
BID he for The WIN GOOD and .uccni
IL coafor% he terms q s en- asa.s SSsS
made Aud - he ssh - shAr fan 70 enter into
Ses between u - Sa ne we spsi
der. aB
thereby certify ina, % The hes. ~ knowledge and belief
the above named susrsntors good and Vafcent Eff
THE MEMBERS or BRooKrys CRY LODGE, NO. 6 A.
are hereby eoussd 70 y send the susr q h.r late
Sse ro ~ hs rsi x eles anu '"e
l Sons mcneil, W. 49, ". HuGaNs r. s.
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DFAUrIFut PHOTOGRAPHS OF GENERAL r,gz
ID taken the day of his receiving nc yeBesIe
In In e Metropolitan Hotel the SD Of oossper may oh
- countries published and imported by BECEEi. bros,
pucians, ~ John street
THE BALI. SEASON.
M Grand Military and Civic ssree
LINDSEY BLUES.
Independent Corp8
On Thanksgiving I'VE,
Wednesday, Nov NJ, 1850
Al the Apollo Saloon.
Tickets ~.
SPORTING.
pIGEoN SHOOTING ON SATURDAY THE xp INST,
the grounds Of the Bleak House corner OF Third
and 0oh sreek hne amnated steel barrel gun ~ be
shot for The gentlemen Of the trigger will be handicapped
according 5 yards ~ ~ II and H.
give all Interested chance Shooting 20 commence ~
O'Clock. Third avenue cars pass the door. w. A. B.
CMALL BRASS GUN SECOND HAND WANTED ron
- a yacht ~ twenty Address, stating size whether
mounted carriage swivel and lowest cash price Yacht
naaf
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INV YORK IN sTrCES-A WRITER WANTED To
IN furnish articles Tor wide awake monthly shcc,
person who " show upn New York life In various
phases and In attractive style liberal will
Post once.
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SPORTING.


DIGEON SHOOTING ON SATURDAY, THE xD INST,
on me grounds Of the Bleak House corner o. Third ave
and 0oh ereek fine amnated steel barrel gun ~ be
shot for The gentlemen III trigger will be handicapped
according their class 2 yards ~ ~ II and ~
give all Interested fair chance shooting 20
O'Clock. Third avenue pass the door. w. A. II.
CMALL BRASS GUN. SECOND HAND, WANTED FOR
- yacht ~ twenty Address, stating size whether
mounted on carriage swivel and lowest cash price Yacht
box 2gl5 Post olRce
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RIO WHOM 1T NAY coNcERs.-wANTED A WRITER
for spirited dashng and spicy monthly paper also
few lively contributors 70 Che same For eus5ie ARTICLES
liberal compensation will be yait Ios interview with The
editor and ful particulars address Editor of r. u God
frey, Union square Post Office, N.f
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Arnw WORK.. OCTORER 2O lshs. .ro .rup nr

DEGULARs GENER AL COMMITTEEMAN ADJOURNED
N meeting of this committee will be held at their rooms
Bowery this Thurs evening at O'Clock BY
GEORGE c. GENET, Chairman.
Epw ARD TIxPsoN, }co.ro,ortos
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06


re- The Protection Hook and Ladder
Co. of this place paraded on Saturday for
the first time. The day was damp and
the streets muddy, which prevented num-
Der of the company from turning out; not
withstanding this, however, the members
presented quite fine appearance as they
marched through the streets in their APP
propriate uniform. The novelty of the
parade in this place had the effect to bring
the inhabitants to the doors and windows
Of the houses as the company passed, and
from the smile which lit up their counte
nanccs we infer that they were pleased with
the appearance of the company.
The Hooks, Ladders and Carriage werC
all constructed by Messrs. L. S. Il \. Z
Elliott, of this place, and though we dc
not profess to be competent to Judge o.
their workmanship and design, we think
they are highly crcditable in every respect
to the builders.
The Company should be literally aided
and encouraged by the citizens of the place
Had there been such Company at the last
fire in this place, it is more than probable
that they would have arrested the progress
of the devouring element before destroying
half the buildings it did.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

ES Newspaper subscribers, says an ex
change, are infalliblc Indications of a
mans moral honesty, and our experience
mournfully corroborates all it says about
that class Of men. They will sooner or
later discover the man. IL lie is dishonest
he will cheat the printer in some way
say he has paid when he has not, or sent
the money and il was lost in the mail, or
will take the paper for years without pay
ing. anu then move off and leave it com
ing to the Office he left 7n1 ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
CORPORATION ELECTION.
REPUBLICAN, PICTORT

The Democracy of Plymouth vainly i'm
agined their power too firmly established
to DO overturned; but their extravaganza
and disregard of duty al length aroused the
people, who scattered their fondest cxpcc-
tations to the four winds and turned their
hopes to ashes, on Moniay last. and taught
them lesson which they will not soon
forget. The election was vigorously con-
{ ste! on both sides. and every vote, or
II arly every one. wa pollci. The tax
eaters fought with zeal worthy of bet
ter caIise, anil could not believe they would
lie ,lcieate,l; but the counting of the bal
lots progressed their countcmanccs began
to lensthcn, and when it became apparent
that they hail lost the day they could no,
have looked more sorrowful or more woe
beSeRc hal they lost their wives. Our
sympathy was aroused, and we cxtorted a
promise from our fricn.ls rot to get up any
noisy demonstrations Of rcloicing-that it
was not msynanimous to triumph ov0r a
Fallen antagonist. The quiet AMI ,lccorunl
that prevsilc | through the streets Mor,lay
night Afforded striking coatrast to the
'i~c AMI in !ccrous proceedings witnessed
hire slsolt menth since. We feel proud
of bsias Also .istel with m'R whe under
stanlth. amcaitie, Of life and know how n
respect tn, feelings as we'll as rights even
of their opponeats. Composed of such no.
bic material the progress OF the Republ.-
can party must be upward and onward
Ere following is correct statement, II
i'.belicvcl |, of thc vote received by cacl
candidate;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

EFWe spent a few minutes very plea
sanity yesterday in Mr.. Carbutt's new
.AmJrotype Gallery. over pers .:as'- Drug
Store. examining views through the Stcre-
oseope. Every thing looks natural not
like picture but like the object or thing
itself. We have not space to-day to give
a more detailed description of the powers
ofthis wonderful instrument, but, as Mr.
q. has given public invitation to all tc
call and see for themselves, it is presumed
all will avail themselves of the first oppor-
tunity to do so. The time cannot be spent
more pleasantly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

AZ Wctakc pleasure in referring to the
advertisement Of the Northern Indiana Col
legiatc and Commercial Institute, in ano-
Their column. Mr.. Jasper Packard. one Of
the principals of the Institution, is too
well known in this community to need our
cnconiums. We are not acquainted with
the other principal. Mr.. Evans. but from
the fact that Mr.. Z. is associated with him
is sufficient guarantee to the people OF
Marshall that his qualifications are ample
Ii any of our readers have sons prepared tc
enter such an institution they cannot, we
think, do better to send them elsewhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

pHThat mysterious but always invis-
ible gentleman, Mr.. Co, who has an inter
est IN SO many establishments of all kinds,
here as well as every other place, has re-
tired from the Low Price Store. Rice
4 Saith win be the name and style of the
firm in future. These gentlemen declare
in their card to-day their determination to
adhere to the practice of selling for small
profits, to which their customers will en-
Ter no protest Whatever, we imagine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

CO. Emerson's Magazine for the pre-
sent month has reached ms. 1t contains
some very interesting pieces. Maj. Jack
Downing's letters are worth at least half
the subscription price of the Magazine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

Es- The farmers will see something of
Interest TO them by pcrusins Mr.. III.
Works advertisements. lie has Lime,
Plaster, Cement and Plows for sale, and
wants to buy Wheat and Corn, for which
he offers to pay cash.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

N All who want new soles or thci.
old ones repaired are referred to Mr. Gipe'.
advertisement in another column. Mr.. G
enjoys the general reputation of being
prompt, honest and good workman.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

EF We were presented yesterday by
orr liberal friend, l.. III. Andrews, with a
mess Of lettuce and a bunch of radishes,
the first We have seen this season. They
were very tender and nice.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

ES- 1t has rained almost every day
more or less for a week past, rendering the
atmosphere most Of the time damp and
chilly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

EE If anyof our friends would like to
pay their subscriptions to the Republican
in Wheat they may bring it along. We
viii take all the good wheat we can get in
that way. 9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

NorcE is hereby given to the members
of the christian Church on. Yellow
River" Marshall County, Indiana. that an
election will be held at Mt. Pisgah, in said
county, on the 18th of May next. at
O'Clock. I. NJ. for the purpose Of clccting
three Trustees. ~
RICHARD CORBALEY, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

y ~ Ronzo de Leo, the Malay Barber,
has opened shop in an upper room Of
Pcrshing's new building. See his card.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06

~ a large and splendid assortment
OF Wall and Window Paper has just been
received by Pershing & Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06
TRUSTEES.

Democrats in issiic. $50
The victory it will be seen is complete;
the Republicans electinS three out of five
Trustees. and the Clcrk AMI Marshal. This
result must be attributed to the ascendan-
cy Of Republican principles. as both tick
cts were composed of the best men in the
placc-neither party had any advantage in
this respect. Not word was uttered, So
far as we heard, against the character Of
the Democratic nominees. There was
some dissatisfaction among few Demo
Gratis m regard to the extravaganza of the
late Board of Trustees, and between ten and
fifteen probably voted the Republican tick
ct in part; but on the other hand an equal
number Of Republicans voted the Demo
cratic ticket in part, and although they e
lected three to our five. the small majorities
by which they succeeded compared with the
Republican majorities, demonstrates that
there is majority of Republican voters in
plymouth; audw without hesitation we there
lore announce to the " orld and the rest Of
mankind that our embryo city is redeem
ed regenerated and disenthralledi The CEN
ter having become purified the extremities
carnot fail to feel the influence. Keen the
ball moving. The skies are Frightening
andsa glorious triumph viii be ours if We
deserveit. q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06
.TfIn, illustrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed Administrator with tho
will annexed Of the estate of John Myers, late of
Marshall County, Ind, decd. All persons indcbt-
cd to said estate are requested TO make payment,
and those having claims against said estate are re-
qucstcd TO file them. Sal estate il supposed To
be solvent. JAMES %. FARkS,
April 20, '5S-25w3 Administrator