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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09
SIMPSON &BAGNALL.
- EXCHANGE STABLES-ThC

= "a E>NN IT ANUE , I A 3 L ) i ne
(CyN subscribers having purchased the Stables
form. ri ow ned aud occupied by Mr. James Harden,
ou Franklin ~treeS, Richmond Va and put them
ia thorough repair. making many valuable improve
meats 9pJu the same. are now prepared to accom-
ma1lt" SuNERS. Transient and Board HORSES
upon - favorable terms any other stable in the
city They have also two MULE LOTT, both OF
which are in good order
Int cSn always be found at our Stables all kinds
O III ASSES, from the finest pairs to the common
psw horse.
There are large number of fine Horses for sale
there - this time AlsN. a lot of No. MULtS
We Viii be glad to purch ,se CORN OATS ST
any .lme Cf the farmers.
Holm r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

Eth FOR SALE-A very supe-
NtAsAg nor Mich Cow with young bull Calf.
A-N,ny a thorough bred Devon bull She
vas r..--1I on my farm fur miles l. low Richmond
ybera she can be sepn by ang one wishing to pur
has her FRANK q RUFFIN
sIdMEa HILL CHESTERFIELD Co, May ~, lo5o.
IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

A NTHRAClTE COAL have now on
hand, and am prepared to deliver the best qaal-
NY OF Red aud White Ash Coal at the Lowest price
ahd would respectfully sol cit the patronage of the
public Terms Cash
once l7th st. next to Edmond Davenport Co.
my E1-lmF II r r. fTTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

z.s,nsyy-Ess THE BOAT ROSA. OF
$500 ock ridge will receive freight
to- ~ uc'earg and North River. For freight, ap.
MS - np5aIp, aR hoard, or,
M gr--ts H,RRiSS MnoRr. Basin Rank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

NOTICE TO TAN PA1 I KS" De II
~ ordained by the Council Of the City OF Rich
ond that the Cole tor of the City Taxes shall An
nualy give notice in at least fonr of the daily news
papers Of the city for fifteen days prior 10 the NJ
tees tn ~ OF june that he will attehG at his ONO
O'Clock p NJ from the 18th to the 30sh of June, 10
elusive, for the pu pose of receiving from any per
son charged with city taxes the whole or one hai'
of the amounts of taxes charged dcductinS from the
whole amount Or one hall, as the case may be, ter
per centum thereon.
"The Collector shall in like manner, give notice
for fifteen days prior u the 18th of De6 ember ta
he Will attend at hi Office daily between the abov'
me ntoned hours. from the l5.h to the 3lst OF De
cemher jncin.ive for the pcrposa of receiving from
any person who has already paid one half Oaly OF
the city taxes charged to him. the Iema'nit hall.
eductipg from such half ten per cent thereon
Ia pursuance of the above amppdet ordt nance,
passed January nth, 1855 will attend 1T the COT
facr ors FIJI g. at the City Hail. from the loh toi
Dth of IuIe for the purpose Of receiving taxes "a
above directed. JULIUS A. tloBSoN,,
je 2-lm Collector OF City oil hlchniond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09
REAL ESTATE

Y -ILO hULks NEAL II - I Il u q n
CHURCH HILL. AT AUCTIUN.-0n TUES
pay, the 10Th inst at 5oclock p. NJ, will sell OF
me premises, 18th street Church III II, that valuable
nrck !i"nse aud Lot, f,rmerly occupied by Mrs
Mary YcEncry, deceased
The above property is situated in a r.pidly i'm
proving part Of the city, and beautifully loo ted fol
pirate residences.
TIE property will be divided in lots to suit pur
Chasers.
TERMS liberal, and made known on day of sale.
GIG " GKETrEk, Administrator.
Sale cOBdu It'd by Il B Cook Il Co Aucts
le I-lst4th7th9thlI thlhth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

rz4 GLASS WARE.-Cut and pressed
sal ,}o'Jiets. Champagne Wines; Decanrers; Pckl"
Cd -tsuds: Fruit Bowls; Preserve Dishes; Lem
ora IL Glasses: soda aud other Tumb!ers salt Gel
lars: Ja.ip tubes. together with other articles,
mskiLg nay assortment complete.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

rOPARTNERSHIP The subscribers
" have this day formed copartpershir under
the style and firm of JOSEPH JOHN MORTON,
for the purpose Of conducting a general commission
TON, ARMSTEAD CO., at their old stand and
spcctfully solicit oouaigumonts rom their friends
and the public generally.
Advances made on consignments, and Guano fur
uished to planters.
JOSEPH T. MORTON,
late of nforton, Armstead Co.
JOHN b. MORTON,
formerly of Maury MORT n.
Richmond. January lst, ISIS. ia 2-d&sw6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09
BROWN,
ATTORNEY ATlAw

p,, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Chestsr6.ld y S~
Hotel. !. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

RY STEAMER kOAhOKE.-we have
~ Just received full and complete assortment Of
Pain, + ,ncv Heal and Bullion Whits fring~s, of
all width; Trimming Braids, new styles. for Dus-
tiers aud Nantes; also Buster Tassels Of every de-
scrtion; white Cords and Tassels, together with
uia ny other goods 10 the Trimming way, which
will offer low TO the trade.
aINTER, KENT h ALVEY.
ia cor lain and I3tb sfreeta-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

HYDRAHTS " PLUMBING The un
l. signed ha, ing engaged practical PBU MBER
one who has been for "A long lime engaged at the
Try WATER WoRKs, and theref re- understands the
business thorou yhy is prepared to do WORK III
HniJSE PLUMB Nc promptly, neatly. snbstan.
TALLY and in workmanlike manner. for cash at the
old stand No 6, Main street, sign OF the big Cone
Pot. 49,. sp.D, vonD
ia 4-2W W M SEAM "Nop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

MONUMENTAL LAGER BEER "a.
w L0oN-RE-oPENING The undersigned bsgs
leave to inform his friends and the public gener ,ly
that be has opened a LAGER BEER SALON, at
the corner Of Main and 10th streets, formerly occu-
pied by Geo. Paul. sud will keep the best Of la
GER.
Also always on hand, large assortment Of CI-
CARS WINES LIQUORS, &C. .f
N B.-Lmburgh and Swiss CHEESE grvtd mp
n the best style. -. ~
my 2g-lms PHILIP SAWTrER
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-20
Washington, Jan. &


Orders are issued and will BIO dispatch,
cd Immediately, for the LIST cavalry ans
the 8&h infantry, now In Kansas, and III
7th infantry, now in Texas, to hold them,
selves in readiness b march BIZ the Is
af April, to reintoEos the army in Utah
Trospa Erum the Pacific Bida will also b.
ordered.
The War Department has determined
ca sonding immediately large reinforce,
manss 10 che army now serving In Utah
This gares will eonaiBs of four fail rsgi.
naunse which viii be composed of both
cavalry and infantry, with 2 hight batter.
lea Of ARTILLERY,
Ik il sxpeeaaa thai fhey will ceucan.
trats at Fort LeaYenRorth, and take uE
their Lima al mareh - $40 early day.
The Senate TO- day Ia executive session
confirmed The nomination of Theos ssdg-
wick a. District Attorney Of New York,
in placs Of John MGh con, removed. TAa
voto was rs 10 25.
Tbs following il part Of the eonolu.
ding pogsian a1 sha E'raa3daakas Message:
ghat the tide "a aaaiggaslen viii fow
TO The soatks and nsshing can eventually
arrest ita progress IL pernitted 70 10
share paaeegafIy,
sfCenssal Ameaiaa will eoHsaia an
AmsricAn popuiaaiOn which will confer
blessings and BEASTS as we'll upon the
na&iwa@ - their swaglanawe geRsHmxnsnts.
ard liberty analm aha gaakrmima III Law
viii preserve dnnaasse peaca wassaa the
- r. "a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-20
no III. n. mERREE,Ukr o

siFs~~ Hoa ara hereby notified thattb.-..
now on hla In the Office Of the Clerk 49,.
6zsss$ssss Gegrs Ut PSttz@aEtaDa Co,,,,,. -
the Stats st Iowa = Petition dolv ST. ,,!, L
Of ChriRtian 8 sIoaEe clairn'n ~ 80 !" =
Thousand Seven HardreI AMI Fif.1 ! ''. q
III money due him on six ssysraI' 81. -
Exehaage ln writing drawn by you On b., !.
asco:, of New York City, as des NJ. y.
said Petition, which Bills Of Excbsp1. ,r.-.
not paid by said araRves Bsebs + e. ..
maturity, and were protested for hon -,
meat Of which you had legal t.y-.rs -
for damages aud peuafyk upoB the > -r.-' 80.
asnt df said Bulls a Rxehauzr ~. ra]
Bills having been &raylsfaRcd sri 80
10 said Christian d, Sloane after me1 49,. -
,aad BE- being ROY DE owner of iha,,.,.
also aileasing that the said Ii. 3. NJ
one uf haid fir@y whose chzistisr - -,
Harvey d. Merrill, 10 the owr4- - - -,
situated lm Pottawattame, Aop-1. u,
rasoas Mllls and Fremont COurtIfs ~.
state OF Iowa, that you ara rot - -.
o. 81 ste Oh lava and praying for g, ..
attachment 70 l&spe against III a.. rs~.
# the aaid Fl. B. Merrill asP,. '''. .. ....
rideas 2ou are also here, =, r,..l. -.
ahfess ron appear and az ave, ft...... $40 40.
or befere the morning If ~. 49, w. .
ef the next Term Of 3 4 I',.. .1s S'c'i.- "s1
BE- heIaen on the FIRST :, - : -, u
ary next, gaastgms, II vii h. 3D.. "a + e.. y
you thaTs1n. TEST h DnT TIsi &, : : '''-s
Dated and Signed Te~ N 1s>- - !. . '''''-'
+, otastsfs By the County Judge Of Poul
- lame ~ - County, 70 be published tyl
W~fkA IN the Council BlaHs Bugle.
+ uao G. P. KELLOGG, ClsrA
80 ~ %. L.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-20


@ fnaa sssiHmasiiy disposed 81. II -,
w perceived. #. mus be fous5s} read
- y iasa slthsT ehst the Constitute -P'a
as aasa mount law eg the land, Or . = not
ensAkasaa . Limitation upon this rivs rs'S' il
z osaaeFSd that naakaer III thsaa bass'-, 1t
san " naAht tifAea; and ID follow TslS'ts
saaaa sfghs exists hi all, It tK sp st sS1' #
sonkaauiag right, as the other francb4s.'8se
thai venerable instrument are. ys1.sS' II
afaas poweF eau divest, either sfs.- ' ~ 60
bees exercised, a. In Kansas. ar ~ :, hat
patton 81 Ess exercise, IA low l,as .a a.'i'',
bed 70 d. by prohibiting it In her c. p
noa+ IL this construction be ths 4r,' -a''si'
thaa, a. logical consequences. And =. gls,
already been claimed In some 90. Las
slaeesys exist thaoEatiealiy Ia sll H. ..s'a,
sEasaa &c ghas Union. aAd tie yiyht s ~" t{ss
Dc aaseFsFa 70 make Il 30 practically y
~ taaaa iaksEpsaliag tha CaastilmS,oe .,
saaH u - 80 aa 10 make 1t sanction H. =
gal KIgnt 10 owA slaves wherever ths A. T..
the Umi6h goes, the people Of The frse M
aFa MAIDS Al Involuntary party to ali ~
RglIss political and moral, which ,t,,IF
themselves To this institation. and 80.
shaEa with the South whatever rs.no.-
hiAty thers nay be connected with + - d.
/ subsastIhg natfaaal establishment rs :
protest against asang Implicated In 50 gr.,,
wrong, TIC thsiF neral sense, sEs,s-.
u odioua and EWbidding. They hs4 bes'
accustomed 10 view Ii as a State Itx,.
| tton, over which neither they nor the %,
| eru government had any control.
| Bat Ii this rev political faith On e.,
leet 20 exciting IL now to obtain, it ma
be regarded az the EoEeahadowihg Of 49,
days to the commonwealth. Under it h,
snsraRehissmsnt Of free labor il ey,~,
where in peril. Iowa, the Offspring .
those ibstal sentiments that prevails
the better days Of the Republic, when
6 was deemed no infringement either On u
Constitution or the rights Of the South .
cpaseeEAte her soil to freedom, has been
Idle spectator Of these aggressive NOV,
Esata against the right Of the Nofth
. Up rue tat& sieetlons abe recorded her Or,
test against that peFFsrsi0n Of The CoBsf
tuition, which Is breaking down one Of u
IkoEtFeasea of liberty In this country. 8
has been taught 60 believe that that sser
instrument was lntended ss the "hoEd
dsliyeranee from all wrongs and free4e
20 aA ranks And wAalSs 1t Is ho "a
/ OF hsE purpose 10 cherish animoaitjss =,
WaSds any cite sestion Of CUR common co,
. tgyy but Wouid rather counsel peaceful r
: tSSzana hna good RsighborshIp, she lnteo
i 70 resist all iRroaas upon the faith ana q.
! tKins#0t tbs trainers Of the ColsiIt....
as well RB all eAcraaehmeuts upon Il
! LprinEiplea Of political equality. AID Il
: Ii permitted her to have have limbs, Z,
tp tell, hearts, free TO beat, and mind
/ think, shs will continue 10 give svIdsnr.
{ loyalty 10 tha national Unioa, the psf1.,
= ity Of watch Ia ths herald and bIs8g,
@thS hops, thmt eoaass to all"
9 - RALPH P. LOWE.
4 Des hoines, Jan. 10, 1858.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-20

10 the Feb. Term Of the District Can. :
totaa~ attamie County, State Of Iowa
]. ]. T. r. A, Brown, vs.,
Or, j. t. Smith, John A.
DeFrsass & selahHosford
TO The said DR.. J. 7. Smith. John q.
FEassts and selah Hozford, Gents
You are hereby notified that m the a..
daJ Of June, d d, 1857, there sras fils4 r.
the aflgs~of the Clark of the Disfri~t Co9r,
q the. CoankF Of PoaawattaGnie 4 Sfa,s
sS Iswg, tAe Petition Of ] Il \
bFpwn claiming Of you the sam Of Th[ee
aassadTed L EfgVsu Dollars l. forty Ave els
- neasy due On prosnisory Note, and al,
70 asking feF ne alta chment against Won,
FE0peFty. to secure the payment Of the same
al . aottrs having been returned BY tte
s6aEaa nE SAID Ceunty endorsed thereon. not
found Hou are hereby notified that unlsys
yen appear aud answer to said Petition "a
oE DsgoFs the second day Of The next tenn
Ct tbs District Court Of Potts vgattauale Con
IN % oe began g. holden on the frat Mo-.
aoF " esssEsssEy F8zts ! default viii be e.
tsfe4 agAsaat yoa 4 Judgement Feadsrs.
- HAMS 4 REDICk,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ordered published la the Council BUDS
baglg, 4 weeks by the District Court, a:
the September Term, a. D. 1887.
b C.. P. KELLOGG,
Clerk Of the District Court.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-20

ID uaasag 80 - 80 a -. 1
49, T. - - IL asI
- i pfase e 81
VI 81 asson Il = y -
ans azaa u sssna
II waF vii D. e. aaasapsss - mass
spssiaY was IL assanEnasahs Ii - -
awars shak eux psopossksas i ssna ssaa-
aissiensrs Is ia a0g - aeatlssassa n
shs msAaag, wila rsssise buf liaals aavsBs
basaasa. esasas, 1aaaaaaa saasssss
waaad. s. oapAaias, sslsaslss ana gsass
ID. Vii en-. esEaiva saaa h-~-lass VALE
woaia.bs ssanmisaiaas aasslsra 80
aaalasa i aass - -
- snass = - - 60 ss -
~ ID sTass aawn saziosas = -
ahnaaaassa 80 nssassssa - aHs =
sasaAson 4 - - Y osaas g 49,
AAassa -
wlah $50 COR Jaszsas wsss treated -
Aa hsaa m aasa 80 aaassass % nFss
- GsvsEnmsma oawasd = 10 pssasz
poaaay, aad 10 Esme nil - gissa 81
salm rskasssan. "a aakima anAo sonaiaas*
asson no iwnsgansaog alas aAasass ii sals
Laka, = ! paliaAing sssszupeaaae j.
lAhan gaross II coaslasioa - viii sa
- Ill oar savanznaas u assahsninaa y
aaaa solaisea iasa utah. aAaa - four aas
sass raaimsmss q - rsgalas 'axnay - .
eoaas . eaasR usAh wslAsn 80 hsss yaas
--shaA assu xaaimanaa II AhsRsgalas army
lwaaa b saa y pissaa, " paseeA aasals D.
laees sAey reaeh ne gFsaa hssaa, I'D lAsa
ass hmA vdaamaaaRa i ~ fsgiva Fem
llas akdm. viii b. AAaA - oops wisA
~ Mosmoaa II - moaassina. II -
! was 4 - ~ pgoassuasa aseosd iag - -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-20
EIogKNcK BILLS.

Jan. 18th, Iss8.~~Ahou& ens hundred
bills passed BY the Meeting st Florence,
have been sent 30 che Governor, whs has
returned them endorsed that he will
neither sign nor Vete them. ION.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-20
JOB PRIN TTNG
ss g..
~ ~ #=-E.
IT.. i RSTARLHsHmGNT,

nF0@aRayg' ','s' ''S' ,.,,.. Council El1as.
1 As0 Type and Rsso Presses
navlpg made large additions to our j.
oaee vs. axs prepared to do al kia~s 8:
,Assrx, Win
NEArAESS AND DISPATCH
A1aE nassSaaa are all new and of suPs7..'
qaatstJi styis AID fhish, and equal to az
efsiee aprth u 81. Louis, ana we
DEFY COMPETITION.
TO aeae In Western Iowa and NJ,
arsakas aeeaiEg JOB WORK, can havs i
aasas ~ &c hagis 0fAes In the best styled
- ~, and a. living prices.
- Alve,us eali.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-20

Land aans 80 gas sslalae IL Asw
Yssh i - AasEeFE ges
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-02
Young MEMS Convention.

The WsStvillc Herald favors the sugges-
ton of a correspondent of the Laporte
Union, to hold Young Mems Convention,
in each of the Congressional Districts, in
September, to consist of delegate from
each township. for the purpose of thor
oughly organizing the party.
The Herald suggests that the Convention
for this District he held at this place about
the middle OF September. We ncel more
perfect organization, and if any efficient,
practicable plan can be agreed on by the
Convention much good will result. lie,
the Convention be called at once As to
the place we will leave others to decide
OF course, we should be pleased to have it
held here
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-02

widowsand orphans. by advocating the en-
actment a; law to compel the county ofi-
GERS to give the public printing. delinquent
list. Shcriff's Sales. and other legal aiver-
Using. to the paper that will publish them
the lowest. he will, besides, endeavor TO
have law enacted requiring county Off
GERS to publish all the items of public ex-
penses. SO that the people may know what
becomes Of their money. and enable them
To hold their servants to strict sccounta
bility. and thus prevent, if possible. the
wastciulncss of county officers, which has
been pyactised SD extensively in this county
since the Democracy have been in power.
Mr.. Reeve, If elected, will oppose these
reformatory measures. Choose We between
them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-02

TRISrrY Boy. Aug. %.

TRISrrY Boy. Aug. %.
The following news has just been recciv-
ed from Valentia. and from its general in
tcrcst forward it to the press for publica-
ton:
VALENTIA, Ireland. Aug %.
Later AMI highly important intelligence
has been received from China. \ treaty
,f peace has been concluded with China,
by which England and France obtain all
their demands. Including the establish
uent of embassies at Perkin. and inden-
niiication for the expense of the war.
Later Indian news is at hand. The
,lates from Bombay are to July 10Th. The
accounts represent that the mutiny was be-
ing rapidly quelleL
To-day's London papers have long AMI
interesting report by Mr.. Bright, the At
lantic Telegraph, Company's Engineer.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia. with
the mails for Halifax and Boston, is to lie
dispatched from Liverpool, on Saturday
next
The screw steamer North American
with the Canadian mails, was to leave
Liverp 'ol to-day for Quebec and Montreal
and the Unitcl States mail steamer Full
ton, for New York, was to lie dispatched
from Southampton to-day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-02

EE The Democrat denies that Mr. Reeve
writes the editorials in that paper, and says:
This charge is made by them, thinking
IT will make enemies for Mr.. r., who they
are convinced will beat Mr.. Parks from
two TO five hundred votes. unless they can
make the voters of Marshall Co. believe
that he has done something erimtnal"
We did not suppose before. unless to-
tai want of common sense is criminal
matter, that we were laying ourself liable
to suit for libel, by charging Mr.. Reeve
with writing the editorials of the Democrat.
We ought to be more cautious. But what
an Infamous concern it must be, according
to their own admission, that to charge any
one with writing their editorials is tanta-
mount to saying that che has done some
thing criminal"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-02

ginia, the democratic leader, declared pub
licly in debate that Congress had no right
to interfere with it at all: as it was part
Of their religion" Finling no hope
of support in that quarter. Mr. Colfax
himself, when the appropriation for the
Governor and Legislative Assembly of
Utah was pending, moved the following;
"And whereas. the law of Sept 9, 1850,
organizing said Territory of Utah declared
that all the iaws, passed by the Legisla-
tive Assembly and Government thereof
shsll be submitted to Congress, and If dis
approved shall be null and of no effect, Il
IS hereby declared that Congress disopproves
Of all ta~s Of said Territory authorizing
or foierafing Poiygamy, or requiring CON
trlbutions IN the shape of tithes or labor
for the benefit or maintenance of any re-
ligious organization whatever
And the Democratic presiding officer
gravely ruled it out of order; for at Wash
lngton, every movement against Slavery or
polygamy is considered out of order. But
in spite of the Sentinel's charge to the
contrary, it will be seen that Mr. G.. faith
fully redeemed his pledge
But the Sentinel still adds that anoth-
ereonc of 'clap-trap hobbies" which
MIR. &. detained about so earnestly before
the people" but forgot to carry out when
he was elected, was "thc rams horn mile
age" and it charges three or four times
over that che preached one thing and
practiced another" aEf quietly pockcted
the rams horn mileage" Mr.. Graham
asserts this as fact, leading his readers
to believe that Ire knous whereof he af-
lirmed But the charge is absolutely I'M
true. On the contrary, Mr.. Colfax refu
sed to take mileage for single mile more
than by the most direct and shortest road
ne could find from South Bend to Wash
ington, though he always travels a longer
and more pleasant route And the fact
IS, that despite the Sentinel's positive
assertion to the contrary, Mr. Colfax's
mileage is nearly FORTY PER CENT LESS than
DIR. Fitch's "ram's born mileage which
he condemned in the canvass alluded to
The figures are as follows;
DIR. Fitch's mileage as Representative
1903 miles. Mr.. Colfax's, 811 miles,
reduction 4S2 miles
This was a reduction Of nearly S40C
for each session; but Mr., c. did not think
as an honest man, that he ought to accep,
mileage for any thing more than the most
direct route, and hence that amount re.
manel in the Treasury instead of going
into MIR. C.'s pockets, as it had in that o
Mr.. Graham's favoritc Representative, DR.
Fitch.
Thus do we expose and brand another
batch OF misrepresentation. We have nc
idea, however, that it will stop these ca
lumniators. For, instead of acknowledg
ing their injustice, they will doubles,
spend their time in manufacturing, and
use their columns in publishing. lo
; Of new charges in place of these refuted-
1t is already evident that if Mr. Cola,
can be lied down 10y perfect shower o
calumnics, it is to be done But we be
: ieve that neither faIsehooods nor importa
tions OF Rail Road hands and Swami
Land ditchers can achieve the success tha
his opponents so much desire and are s,
> reckless in their efforts TO obtain.-.Sout
Bend Reg.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-02

The Republicans hsvs set and Matched
ont another fslsehood, to the effect that C..
II. Reeve snd wife have parted.-M c.
Dem.
The above was the first intimation we
had seen or heard that such a report ] I'D
been circulated. and upon extensive inqui-
ry since among Republicans have been un-
able to find a single man that had heard Of
such report. We are therefore constrain-
ed to pronounce it pitiful and extreme
ly foolish fabrication on tho part Of the
Democrat. for the purpose either of exciting
sympathy for Mr.. Reeve. or of diverting
public attention from the prevalent rumors
all over the county in relation to his do
nestle affairs,--which we do not wish. on
account Of the feelings Of his wife. who,
50 far IS we know. is very estimable lady
to make the subject of newspaper comment
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-02

Er Laportc is rapidly increasing in
population and wealth. We observed on
our recent visit to the city a large number
of splendid and costly business houses
and family residences in process of cree
ton in various quarters. The streets were
crowded with wagons. and the sidewalks
presented mass Of living, active humani-
~. These are unmistskeable signs of pros
perity. Laporte is already place of con-
siderable importance, and, situated as it is
in the heart of the richest body Of land in
the State, Immediately on the line Of one
of the great iron thoroughf.res of the
North west, and easily accessible from all
points, must continue to increase rapidly
in population and wealth.