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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
rr The Democrats worked like til

EH The Democrats worked like Turks
on Monday last to gain the victory in this
township. They were so badly frightened
that they took several illegal voters to the
polls. who voted Of course, and besiles, ra-
kcd up every thing they could find in the
shape of Dimycrot. One of the candi-
dates proposed to have load OF Irish sent
for. to make sure work Of it. Why it was
not done. was because the managers though,
it irnprulent to employ the reserve on such
trivial occasion as township election.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

or The elections in the ont townships
IN this county. were not. 40 far as VIC have
hard. contested ON strictly party grounds.
In North rp.. the whole Republican ticket
wa< elected. except Trustee. we learn by
r.port. The same in Bourbon tip
In We-, township. ], Is reported that a
.R.pntlicsn Justice j. elected OF the bal
ar OF the OH era elected we could moi
l.nrn their politics.
We.hay- heard nothing from the Other
t,va>hips-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

- Wegave mortal offence last week.
We learn. to two of the clique. the Clerk
and Treasurer, BY an aliu<ion to "fass
horses" Are they the only prominent
Democrats hercabouts who own "fast
hcrsesr II the shoe had not fit they
would not have put it on 1t is the truth
that hurts. TO retalitate upon MS, they or
some Of their tools tied dirty rag to Z
couple Of hoop poles. Monday night. with
the words KANSAS Bleed inscribed up
On 4 with marking brush. and also. :
representation OF mans head, upside
down, which they fastened to the fence il
front Of our rssidence. Had it been clsan
we would not hove cared about it: but,, il
was intended to represent the principles OF
the candle 'box party IN thssrespect. donbt-
less. = z e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
Special 1loticcs.
DIR. StOddard.

l. sto2prg at Mrs. CArHARrSE wIvRorr's, two
miles southwest Of Plymouth, where he will apply
the laws Of nature to all afflicted with Rheumatic
an Chronic Diseases generally
The great power OF attraction and rcpulsion are
Positive and Negative Electricity, which he ap-
plies scientifically to the cure Of discase- The prin
c'p'e smPle aud efficient, anil easy to nc under
ssosd bya cid OF ordinry intellect ten ye rs old
lie charges only one dollar for examining and
APPLYING the remedy. in each case. No credit
The incredulous aie invited 10 call and be con-
WINGED bv occulsr demonstration Of d.. SIS abil "
to perform all he p-ofcsses- April p 2'3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

E% Rev a. FrrLows. Professor OF Ma.
nral Science AMI the Gr~ek Language. in
the r.. Wayne College. preached in the
N~thuii>t +. Church. in this place. on
Sunday AMI Sunday night last. Mr. F. i.
talented and interesting speaker.
Fr IN = Cata!ogu: AMI Register of the
Fort WAYNE College. for the year rnlins
April . 1853. which Mr. F. lail on OIL
table. We learn that that institution is in .
highly Furnishing condition.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

We rarely enjoy so much satisfaction in
reading periodical rs we have in perusins
the April No of the Atlantic Monthly
All the articles are of the highest order,
but the article ON Buchanan's administra-
ton holds the mirror mp to nature, and
presents the traitor to free principles who
now disgraccs the Presidential chair In his
true colors Every genuine lover of Re
publicanisr should order the above work
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

ETO.i Monday night, while two Of the
tax-eating clique were swiging lager-tcer,
one remarked to the other:-"The people
will have to snuff the dust kicked up by
our fast horses awhile longer" That's
so..' he replied and the taxpayers. won't
they suffer some" hs added Their heads
are evidently dizzy. and their fall inevi-
table.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

kE Rev. NJ. t'HArrIx, Universsii-t.
preached in this place on Saturday and
Sunday last Rev. Mr. FOSTER. of the
same denomination. also preached hero a
couple Of weeks since. 4s5G1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

Fer PEnsHIvs X Co. are receiving their
Spring stock VI Drugs. Medicines, Fancy
articles. IL. Those wanting Chinese SUI
xar Cane Seed can bcsuppliel with gen
uinc article at their house
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

~ From the noise the Shamocracy
made Monday night over a township cleo
ton. where their majority had fallen of
100 since the Presidential election, they
must have thought it was the last oppor-
tunity they would have again in q long
time to celebrate another party victory
Verify, coming events cast their shadows
before
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
Masonic 81 Notice

election for Three Trustees for Plymouth Lodge,
No. l49, of Free and Accepted Ancient York
Masons, at the Lodge Hall in the town OF
PLYMOUTH, on the 9th day of April, 1852
Members of the Lodge viii please take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
MARK POMEROY, w. NJ.
Attest, III. G. THAYER, Secretary.
March lS, 1853 ltd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

E1 Those in want of panel doors.
lumber. DC, de-. will find it to their all
vantage 10 call on DIR. L. Griffin. See
advertisement
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

ET T. j. SHERWOOD has fine stock Of
groceries. The citizens of Plymouth will
find Mr.. s. liberal and honorable dealer
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
OXE PRIZE no EVERY EICnTH TICKET

To be distributed at Edinburgh, Johnson County
Indiana, on Monday, April 10th. 1855.
The undersigned has the pleasure of announc ne
to his numerous friends and patrons, throughcu
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri, and Iowa, that his " enteth Magnificent
Exclusive Cash and Watch Gift Distribution will
take place as above. On which occasion there
will be distributed among his numerous patrons,
Two Thousand and Fifty Eight Dollars
in American Gold, and Four Hundred
Magnificent Gold and Silver Watches.
presenting grand total of ,sSl Cash and Watch
Gifts. valued at Sc, 093 Ii will be observed that
there are twenty-five prizes in American Gold,
ranging from s 40 to $500. The Watches have
good and accurate time keepers, ranging in price
from SIS TO $3.50.
This will be the TWENTIETH distribution l have
given in the last two years, and in every instance
the drawings have taken place on the day specified
and advertised, (for nich see programme they
have in every instance been conducted SOLELY BY q
committee elected by the ticket holders all being
free to attend Immediately after the drawing the
result is printed and forwarded together with the
prizes drawn. ticket holders, either by mail
or express, at my expense. in this connection /
deem it nothing more than right to add, for the
benefit Of those who are unacquainted with me and
who would like to try their luck in my Scheme,
that hereby authorize them to enclose their money
to Mr.. II. Daily. Of the firm of Ricketts, & Daily,
Of this place; who is among the most responsible
men OF the State, and who will also receipt for the
money so deposited; and ii che drawing does not 60
off precisely stated (see programme all you will
have to do viii be to call on Mr.. Daily for yoar
money. Under this arrangement, you sec, it would
be utterly impossible for me to take advantage Of
you, even if were so disposed,
IL complete list Of prizes, together with the
manner of drawing &c, is printed and will be for
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
j. a:alz WrplzTsufai


Persons out Of the county receiving papers
marked thus - after their name. win understand
il to signify that their time has about expired. and
that another remittance Is solicited.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
FARE FROM CHICAGO TO LOUISVILLE ONLY So.
N. ALBANY & SALEM IL. IL.


nor KEW ALBANY, LOU es...fs.-.==,
Il ISVILLE, LEXINGTON Ss.S'sssl
and Frankfort, Kentucky. Extending from Lake
Michigan to the Ohio River at New Albany, oppo
site Louisville.
The only Direct Route from Chicago to Louis
vile, Frankfort and Lexington Ky, Lafayette, In
dianapos, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, mes
Vile, &C., &c.
Il is also the Quickest and most Direct Route to
Wheeling, Pittsburg, Baltimore Washington, Phil
adelphia, &c., &c.
TWO DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO
Via Michigan Central Railroad as follows:
700 A. VI. Cincinnati and Louisville Express
arriving in Cincinnati at 10 p NJ, running directly
through to Cincinnati without change of cars OIL
baggage.
zoo P. N. Night Express, running directly
through to Louisville, connecting at Lafayette for
Indianapolis and all other points mentioned above
arriving at Cincinnati at IL VI. and at Louisville al
$50 2. NJ.
Both Trains connect at Crcencastle with Trains
of Tcrre Haute and Richmond Railroad, in season
for passengers to take that Road either
and to take passengers ST LOUIS, CAIRO, &c,
TO New Albany and Louisville Also with trains on
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, at Mitchell.
Only one change of cars between Chicago
and New Albany.
Baggage checked through
Through Tickets can be had at all of the rrinci-
pal Railroad Offices in the West. Also at the Pas
senger Station of the Michigan Central Railroad
Dcarbon streets. opposite fremont House, Chicago
D' Be careful TO get Through Tickets by way
Of New Albany and Salem Railroad.
JOHN B. ANDERSON, Supt.
G.. W. SAErN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
JAS. PArrox, Gen. Travelling Agent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

Arrival and Departure of Nails.
mSil arrives from the East, 90 a. M.
Departs, " f 80 p. m.
Mail arrives from the West, 10 80 a. m.
Departs. SO a. m.
Mail arrives from the North, 12 90 m
Departs, 80 p. m.
Mail arrives from the South, 90 p. m.
Departs, ~ 80 p. m
Knox Mali arrives Wednesdays and departs
Thursdays, 9 a. m.
Argus mail arrives and departs Tuesdays and
Fridays.
Goshen mail arrives and departs Thursday.
Maxinkuckee mail arrives and departs Friday.
All letters to be mailed the same day should b.
handed in one hour before the departure OF mails.
Once open from 8 O'Clock m 20 o'clock p m.
II Hereafter the Office viii be open ON Sunday 5
only enc hour after the arrival Of the Eastern mail
Or fs,m 70 o'clock, . N
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

lob PRINTING done ON short notice. in
- hesgtiful style spd at de lowest rates
" Apply At the REPUBLICAN Job Office.
Michigan street, Plymouth, 1pd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

I'm B.--ExTRiORDNiRY. %
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me
on my books, be the amount ereT so small viii con-
fer real favor by settling by cash or note immed
ately ID. X. s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
Time Table p. r W. 4 c. X. X.

En-. and Nail, 10 % a. N. Mail, asa. m
Express, s50a- m. Express. 10 $ a. m.
Freight. g IS IN Freight. IL 30 m
The arriving time on the above road is the de-
parting time on the c. P. s. c. r. R., with the eS-
eeptipn Of the Freight which does not connect and
vice versa.
Freight on G. p s. C. r. R. leaves Plymouth
Msn.isys. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
IL 30 p. N. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays ard
Sundays.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Freight destined for either road will not be for
w.rled the sumo day unless delivered before u
o'clock. y NJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
IL IL III W t. $
Mercantile Institute,

OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
rI1HE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION,
II as its name imports, is to afford to young
Gentlemen and Ladies an opportunity of becoming
thoroughly qualified for the Counting Room and
General Business Pursuits of Life the most
Scientific Principles
BY first teaching cvey pupil to write Bold
Lcgble Hand; Secondly, By teaching the Science
OF Book Keeping, by
Double and Single Entry,
as practically applied to every
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS,
together with Lectures on the LAWS and CrsroMs
OF TRADE, and the Science of Accounts
Terms Of full course, (cigllt or ten
weeks,) s23 20
erms of partial course, embracing the
practical part Of Book Keeping and
Business Pcnmanship, ID %
TEENS for full course in Ladies' De-
pal.ment, 10 %
ET Which must be pre- paid or secured.
IL For further particulars, sec circulars.
II. ]. BRYANT, Principal.
October sth, ls57-n49ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION.
To furnish the best means for acquiring Thor
ouGn BUSINESS EDUCATION, in the shortest time and
at the least expense, comprising instruction In
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING.
as applied to Merchandising, Banking, Railroad
ing, &c, &c.
STEAMBOAT BOOKKEEPING
With all the recent Improvements, taught without
extra charge.
PENMANSHIP,
Rapid Writing, with every variety and sty-s o.
Business and Ornamental Penmanship-
ART II VI E L C,
And thorough course of Counting House Ca
culations.
COUNTERFEIT AND ALTERED NOTES.
Full Instructions given in this important branch
of Business Education.
LECTURES DAILY, ON BOOKKEEPING,
Usages, Laws and Customs Of Commerce; Finance
and Banking; Political Economy, Counteriels
Notes and other subjects having practical relation
to active business
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08


EMPHATICALLY
The Business Mans College.
Largest and most Complete Commercial
College in the United States.
In Daily Attendance upwards of goo Students
FACULTY.
F. w. JENKINS, PRINCIPAL
]. C.. SMITH, A. NJ,
Professor of Accounts and Book Keeping.
/. /. HITCHCOCK,
Professor of Arithmetic and Commercial Calsu-
lations.
JOHN FLEMING,
Author of "The National System Of Book keeping.
Lecturer on Business; its Customs and Usagea
]. w. BRENTL1NGER,
Professor of Arithmetic, Book keeping and Pao
biography.
A. COWLEY and A. T. DOUTHETT,
Professors of Plain and ornamental PeIrmanshie-
T.. BACON,
Lecturer on Political Economy.
JAMES II. HOPKINS, Esq,
OF the Pittsburgh Bar, Lecturer on Commercial
Law.
JAMES w. KENNEDY,
OF ''Kennedy's Bank Note Review lecturer on
Counterfeit. Altered and Spurious Bank Notea-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

First Division-IIardy Hybrid Perpetual Moss
Perpetual Moss Summer, Climbing and Yellow.
Second Division.-Tender Bourbon, Noisetts
elmer, Bengal and Tea. Comprising 49,, yarie
ties. To say nothing ofPeonies, Phlox, Pompones
yerbenas. Pctunias, Tulips Hyacinths. and 81
varieties ol
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
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oniy one remaining being the United State. ,e.r.,
Susquebanna There wss nothing new; . aunounce.
capt BtRRf applied to have the steamer Columbia
come 10 ,he wharf on Monday to take in heavy freight
or 'bareston; also horses and water she having to
san oh thursday. The Columbia had been 20 days at
Quarantine. This was granted
Dr. THOMPSON reported that the Hnntsvillc which
arrived from savannah Friday night detained at
quarantine She had no passeIgers She had put
INTO Charleston on her way being in danger from
ed that she lie for short time for observation which
was 10 ordered
The Laura Gertrude was allowed to send up cotton
which pad for some time been a barge. TheJame-
Adger was allowed to send cotton to the city. Per-
mission given to the ship Montgomery to send l3s
bales Of cotton to Philadelphia. Some other petitions
Of the kind were also granted.
The brig Mary Anna, from Trinidad, had been at
Quarantine for several weeks and had no fever
board in nine weeks. She was allowed permit to
come to the city on Tuesday.
The steamer Star Of the South was granted permi,
TO mp in the stream Monday, to discharge and
reload. Permission given to land cotton from her.
DR.. ROCKWELL thought the United States steamer
Susquehanna had been quaranned long enough, and
moved to let her mp to the Navy Yard.
DIR. MILLER thought il might yet be dangerous as
quite recently case Offever had broken out board
Of her
The MAYOR said the last case three weeks ago.
Councilman HAswELL moved amendment, that
she be allowed to come up on Wednesday next, which
was carried. In the mean time, if a ap-
peared on her, il was understood that this action
wond be reconsdered.
The Board adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
CONVENTION OF GERMAN SOCIETIES.

The convention met Saturday at 10 o'clock.
Letters read from Societies in various parts
Of the country who could not send delegates.
4 lcter from Milwaukee stated that the So
ciety there having expressed themselves freely
the subject of Freedom, the Democrats had all
Withdrawn, and : embarrassed the Society by polti-
cal ntigues that they obbged to withhold their
aid from emigrants who arrived there.
Mr.. JELLINNHACs read the report of the Board
Of Administration of New-York, which says that
ton from the United States to Brazil and the South
American States. The report recommends publishing
book setting forth fairly the advantages of the United
States also, the presentation of petition 10 Congress
for bill for the protection of emigrants the suppress
sion Of booking Offices in Europe, local measures to
suppress bogus ticket Offices and the appointment of
legal adviser in this city, who shall advise and pro-
tect emgrants. The day spent in the discussion
of these various Recommendations Of the report and
the Convention adjourned till Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

pearsnce at this ''eater 10 tine piece Ms Rob
rrt.en nlays the he,0inc, enl Messrs. Bourccauli,
4. H. Daveppo~t T. Whiting. Miss Ala Cliton and
Mr.. J. H. Allen A 'e IN 'H' Dill.
IArr, KFy,r,s r, 'EATER.--M.ss Keene ammo Gnnces
the name. Of Mr. Chare Waeot aud Mr. J. S. Brown
for first appearance toni. IT. Inc com iy OF Lon
don Assurance will be paye t. WIN cast including
Tie following strong names: N '''r'' b.ake' Naicot'
Browne Sothern, Burnett and Pete = ana Miss Meme
MIS- Sara Stevens aud Miss Flynn. iHe Hterpicce
J. the farce a Jenny Lind in whicL Mi'S Marian
Macarthy will play This lady is an old ao 'aa'alahoe
Of NewYork theater-eoer7 who will rememb. her al
the old theater in Chambers street. She il very
lively farce actress she sings sweey and has mai,
decided impression here Jenny Lind" MeSsrs>
Jefferson and Peters are also in the farce.
BowERY THEATER-The popular taste for Phant0ns
ard birds Of Ike feather has invaded the BOwery
and the drama Of that name will be played at the
house tonight TIE pantomime of Ravcl viii be
then performed sId " Handsome Jack viii wind up
the entertainment
Ntw THEAIER.-This establishment, which was
opened under the above name on Saturday night il
the one formerly known as Hayms Thester.' Il is
under the management of Mr. X. Johnston Tie .
stars are, Mr. j. W. Walack, ir., and Mrs. Parker,
late Of Burtons. Tie plays tonight are, The .
Stranger and Town and Country
PCRDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-Here also is one of
Mr.. Bourccaults dramas TO be produced. "The
Poor OF New-York will be given this evening. Then
tie drama of " Gay Mannering," with Madame Po-
nisi as :" Meg Merries. The comic pantomiIue Of
the Magic Barrel will be the last piece.
BARSCA's AMERICAN MCsEUM.-The wcll-knOwn
DR.. Valentine, the humorous lecturer, begins a Sc
ries of entertainments at this place tonight. Tho
dou's Theaer of Arts still continues to delight the
youngsters, and the Aquara delight everybody
WoOD's Observation-Disclosures snew extravaganza, !
the Old Clock, is in the second week of its
1t is to be given every night this week. with mu-
strelsy excellent dancing iuuumerabe funnyisms and
all the other things that g to make up an enjoyable
entertainment Of this kind. Eph Horn and Budworth
are the stars.
BRYANT's MIysTBELs.-The Bryant Brothers are
doing rst-rate business, and Offer the speciaes
of their entertainments for the week, Dayss nimtable
dance The Essence Of Old Vrginny, and a number
Of ethiopianzed farces.
TIE CAMPBELL MINsTRELs.-This troupe offer
new extravagant piece, called Southern Darkcs on
Free State Railroad" with plenty of good singing,
dancing and uproarious fun.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

JUDGE RUSSrII.s mn,

The Regular Term IT the Conf =,
MINER commences 'o-dsy. The case of the People.
&C. agt' Abram d. Russell and o,hers, in lic,ed ss
assault and battery - tor melting not a, tn. Ac,
eny o; Muse Is the only one the calendar J,i,.
Switzerland is assigned to hold the Court this Term
but 1s he viii be busy with Special Term business. il
Is procable tia; Judge Davies viii preside at the
Oyer and eruiner in his place. II is Understood ,ha,
e1'Judge Wh''SS will appear for the People in this
case, and A. ookcy H,Jl for defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

r.Iv and perfectly just. Lei al SpirtGali'ts, we we
eous; o." dligeptly read. mark. learn and inwardly
% e@ ark 1 si5 msn s9n a ss"era Ssa
II eol"is s, grauple with this philosophy IA
woud pu. nSiscts only as its merits deserve, instead
with oInea ,SSr ewes and putting their fingers in their
OF shut'i1s Ing hnmbug should find the
sryecu,ness ssir S Of these "neT uniodns, gradually
but eersSS,y :s Sce, e,sr;oas consequences absted.
hbu -. ". ~ sep, a. 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

WoIFE-s scHILDsN Aa.NAI-- 1-TNATFs-
Ho.elkeersr. Bar Rooms a4d Private ra,nl-s can
SUNNY tlon..ves with WOLfEs GENCiNE ScniEDAN AEo-
aiTIc scHSaPPs les price man the common ho and IN
80 n ir tbis market exclusive Of h0tfs box and bltlug
Tn sub.eer ia. now hand several ru-aud pipes 81
hrsrp. vk be manufactured and Imported during the re-
vugu s.t Fs when be lad the sele ton Of whole gram
market 81 Scfiecam Il
II. sarapps now hsud represented By the Foreman ~
The D..er 10 b. sui,r0 20 any Schnapps 8iae 'u
by me- TDOLFHO WOLFE, No. u 6es'es-'~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

For CHARITY.-Miss +. NJ. Powell will read from
Shakespeares julius Casar" on Tuesday evening, ut
the Suyvesant Institute. The proceeds arising from the
sale of tickets will 90 toward the relief of poor
American family, whose infrmities render them in
capable of labor. The object is noble, and should be
nobly encouraged; while the entertainment itself will
be well worth attending.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
-''0R VI.
KfF

To t ES 20 a sets Of blapk ballots were properly
@ Si e Ss'eS @ esdse s Of 'sGp sac% ags GrSuf9Sq @
TVS v the votes for respectable men and fight
ehce ON the same tickets for office, that in any
ing MI 90 close contest all the loafcrs would be de-
iss thnss and no party would afterward riskaakng mp
ies'sSu, with them on it. The cost Of printing and
sSs,;rg The blank ballots would not be more than
a. sG' Why don't one Of our reform parties try
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

ROBBED BY PIcKrOcKETs.-About 10 o'clock on
Friday night, Mr.. Mary Gabbet, who keeps store
at No 81 Greenwich avenue, while standing near JEFF
frson Market, looking at the iiremens procession,
was iostled against by some young men, but Thought
nothing of it at the time. Soon after, she fonnd that
her poremonnae containing about $50, in sold silver
aud bills, was missing. On her way home she saw two
young men standing upon Il corner counting over some
money ard caused their arrest on suspicion OF being
tie thieves. One of them succeeded in escaping from
the officer while being taken to the station house, the
other who gave his name Thomas Riley, was taken
bcf.r. Justice Quacleubnsh at the Jefferson Market
Police Court. but the money found in his possession
wa. not that taken from Mrs Gabbet. As the Justice
knew the fellow to be IL thief and concluded that the
money was the proceeds of robbery the prisoner was
committed to prison for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04

ALLEGED EIBE2ZI ENENT.-On warrant issued
by Justice Ouackeubush n young fellow named Pat
rick Doyle was approhended by of the officers ot-
tached 10 the jefferson Market Police Court the
prisoner being charged with embezzlng small sums
af money amounting in all To $l6O, from Thompson
W. Decker at No. lj9 East Twenty seventh street.
The accused was locked mp 20 await examination.