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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
Indiana-Dccided Republican Gains.

7. trpm the iaituitp)ltS journal, 10Th.
We remarked Yesterday that the indica-
tions Afforded 10y the late county elections
in this State were cheering to Republicans
The more returns we receive, the more
sure and encouraging these indications be-
come. We have no doubt at ali that the
Democracy can be beaten in this State
next year. Certainly tho revulsion of
1856 was not halfso clearly marked by the
local elections of 1888 as is a revolution
next year by the elections of this. The
following Democratic counties have either
been carried in whole or in part by Re-
?ublicans, or the majorities greatly redu-
CD. tiH
Brown. the oil "steadfast," alwa S
good for 500 majority, elects an anti-Le-
compton Democratic clerk, Mr. Adams.
over the regular Dcnotratic nominee. and
elects Republican Commissioner, Mr. n.
n Morris, by 200 majority.
DcKalb. always Democratic by 100 or
over. elects the whole Republican ticket
this year.
Clay. always Democratic by agooi ma
jority. elects the whole Republican tickle.
Carroll, always Democratic by small
majority. elects the whole Republican
ticket by an average foo majority.
Cass. Democratic by 100 or more ma
iority, elects the Republican ticket 10y 100
to 200 majority.
Hancock. Democratic by 800 majority,
elests half the Republican ticket.
Miami. Democratic by small majority.
elects the Republican ticket by $50 to 200
majority.
johnson, Democratic by 400. elects a
Republican Auditor. and is reduced to l2O
on the Democratic Judge
Porter. Democratic by 100 last year,
elects the whole Republican ticket.
Upton, Democratic by 100, is cut down
to 20.
Shelby, Democratic by 500, is cut down
to 100.
Noble. unreliable. but usually Democrat
ic by small majority, elects the whole
Republican ticket except the Clerk, which
is yet in doubt.
The Wabash Express reports that Snl-
Ivan the heaviest Democratic county in
the State. except Allen. has elected the
whole Republican ticket.
Bartholomew, Democratic by 800. elects
a Republican Clerk. -. ~
Knox. Democratic, elects Republicans
10 about half the county Offices. ~,
Now this we submit, is very pretty
record of Republican gains. Let us add
to it the following counties which the Re-
pnblicans have carried Marion. Elkhart,
Laportc. Except Eecorder). Tppecanoc,
Wayne, Henry. st. Joseph, Decater.
Hendricks, Warren. Hamilton. vigo. Nor
gan, Parke. Fayette. Union. Jefferson,
Marshall. latter hot contest }, Kosciusko
Wabash. Jennings. Switzerland by 900 to
800, Floyd. Clark and Lawrence,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
FROM WARRINGTON.

A. w AsHISGToN, October ID.
q Tho correspondent of the New York
Times says it is not true as stated in the
dispatches to the Herald that England has
demanded an explanationlfrom our Gov
eminent with reference to the course pur-
sued by General Harvey. On the contra
ry the paper snbmittedto Lord LYONS was
a proposition for a settlement of the dis
pute, as the treaty provides no remedy in
case of a disagreement between boundary
commissioners. The treaty being thus
exhausted the parties are thrown back on
first principles, and England now submits
a programme for an adjustment of the
difficulties in which she claims the island
of San Juan.
Secretary Cass has just returned his re-
ply to this proposition, declining in the
most positive terms, to recognize so much
as a shadow of a title on the part of Eng
land to the disputed Island This is the
present condition of the question, and it
remains for England to take the next step,
as we hold possession. This turn in af-
fairs is regarded as very serious by our
Government, and the result whether it be
peace or war, depends entirely npon the
tenacity with which Great Britain holds to
her pretended claim.
No action has yet been taken by the Adj
ministration in response to any communi-
cation that may have been received recent
ly from the British government relative to
the San Juan difficulty.
An extraordinary meeting Of the Cabinet
was called to-day, all the members were
present except Secretary Cass. who was
absent on account of physical indisposi-
ton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

az We would like to know what is to become of
the undertakes, il John Ball keeps on at his pres
ent rate of progress. First, bis Sarsaparlla took
the country by storm, by proving itself an inhslible
specific for half the chronic ailments flesh is heir
to. Next we have his King Of Pain, carrying case
and relief to uncounted thousands of sufferers; and
now we find his Compound Pcctoral of Wild Cher
ry Not only does It cure; as if by a charm, ordi-
nary coughs and colds; but consumption itself, If
taken in time. never fails to yield to its wonderful
curative powers
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
TICKETS LIMITED TO IO.5OO!
SINGLE TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
TO BE DRAWN At cIScINNATI, ONO,
Monday. November 7. 1859.

WOULD respectfully call th. attention Of the
j public to my Fifty SEVENTH Grand Cir Es.
TEsrRisE, which will be drawn at Cincinnati Ohio.
Monday, November 9TH, 1889 in the presence az
all the ticket holders who chose to attend The rri
ces OF Iicke's in this Distribution IL One Dollar
each lickct-holder having chance to draw A fnr
Horse. Buggy, and Silrer-mounted Hrnrss, COM
piefe down TO the whin in the socket ami srasy toy
Iumpin and drive off at moments notice. Every
ltckctholder has also chance to draw AN cighrv-
acre Land Warrant, enabling him to possess him
sell Ola Farm in some of the rich prairics of the
west; besides there are two hundred and fifty
prizes in Gold, ranging from 81 30 up 10 x3nlp
each. There are also two hundred and twenty five
GoId and Silver Lever Hunting Watches in the.
Sci'eme, all Warranted accurate time keepers, AMI
worth from $40 to SoO0 each
There are also two Sewing Machincs Of the,
very best patent, worth So AMI Sl05, the use of
which, to any family could scarcely he over cstim,
ted, and which would ALWAYS find ready sale.
should they lie drawn by any person who did not
need them for his own use.
The Table and Teaspoons of pure English Sill
yer are the same that ! have put in m, ~clrnrs
he.cinior. AMI with which no f,uit htS ..~.. -,.,,.
Inun'l. hey hing nf the very host qnaliry n,n-
u.ictnr"d. The PitrI-w,rc j. rcnurin,. double
plate and not merely washed. is tie cls. ith'
much "i TIN. WI" offered "a plated. IL will List
or,lin'rv lifetime.
The variety of ornrmrnfi J.-wclry embraces.
nearly everything for Ladies' Genticmcn's and
Clii'ircn's wear-cnnsistinc of C,oid Ipck,ts.
Brca>tpiHS and Ear rings of Coral. Garnet Cam
go. Al Il plain Gphl: Sful. Sleeve Buttons Ring.
Tens. and Pencils, M several different prices: WITH
fine Gold Vest and Guard Chains for I.uli.s and
'cnflemrn--fhese ate all of the latest STYLES br
the best manufacturers, ami of the best quality ~
be had for the price.
| have been engaged in eivn- en- Enterpris..S'
Tor the prst SIX all of which have give. entire,
satisfaction. The drawing il always uml,r tl,s:
c1nrul of Il committee of ticket holders anil those
who ab-"ut stand the sam. 81, ,ncr ~ tl,o-..
present. Priz". drawn w al,<cn' ticket holslrr-
are. Immediately after the drawing. sent at my
rik and ex'"Ilse. srh in case the rrzcs are not
received. viii send them again. Money <.nff-
mo for tickets IS also at nav risk. Pr,grainins
containing a ful list of The priz.- w I've sen, t.,
any ONE who may order them. whcte they purchase
tickets or hot.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

Parson Goodwin says the Washington
Constitution holds to the following pure
Democratic sentiments: 1t is refreshing
in these days Of isms TO find man with
more backbone than brains, and ready to
stick to doctrine If he dies for it.
Speaking OF slavery in the territories, the
Constitution splits upon Douglas attempt
to steal Republican thunder. Like an
honest man. it maintaias that slavery must
be protected in the territories. 1t will
leave it to the courts until the courts fail.
then it proposes to take the matter in hand
by congress. That is honest, though it
will Kill any party that adopts it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
The Reported InsurrectiOn at Har-
per'S Ferry Confirmed.
Gid ssO~sawatomie Brown'' the Leader
of the Mob.-United States Troops and
Bali more Military sent 10 the Sent Of
War.-BrOwn and his and several
others Killed.. >. Troops in Search
Of the Insurgents
BALTIMORE, Oct. II.

BALTIMORE, Oct. II.
The Western train has inst arrived.--
Officers confirm the statement first rcceiv-
ell. They say the bridge keeper discover
ell that the lights on the bridge had been
extinguished, and when he went to ascer-
tain the cause. was pursued and fired mp
on by gang of blacks anil whites. The
colorcd assistant baggage master on the
train was shot and mortally wounded -
Conductor Phelps was threatened that the
train should not proceed. He waited till
after daylight, and was then detained six
hours by the mob. He SAYS that the in
surrectionists number 200 whites and
blacks. They have full possession Of the
Armory, and are commanded by man
named Anderson, who lately arrived at
Harpcr's FERRY.
The Military of Frc,lrick City had been
ordered ont. and President Buchanan has
ordered ont the U. s. Troops \ special
train is now getting ready to convey the
troops from this city. The President has
also accepted Senik's company of Fred
crick. and has ordered companies from Old
Point Comfort.
Another account by train says that the
bridge across the Potomac is filled with
insurgents, all armed. Every light in town
is exiingushcd, and the hotels are closed.
All the streets are in possession Of the
mob, AMI every road and lane leading
thereto barricalcd and guarded. Men
were seen in every quarter armed with
muskets and bayonets. They had arrested
the citizens and pressed them into service,
including many negroes.
When this was done, the United States
Arsenal and Government Pay House, in
which there is said to be large amount of
money. and all other public works. were
seized by the mob. Some were Of opinion
that the object was entirely one Of plumber,
to rob the Government of the funds depos-
tied on Saturday at the Pay-Housc.
During the night the mob made demands
on the Wager Hotel for provisions and en-
forced their claim by body Of armed men.
The citizens were in terrible state of
alarm, the insurgents having threatened to
burn the town. M
We cannot find room for the particulars
of the battle which took place on the 18th
between the United States troops and vol
untecr companies on the one si'Ic and the
insurrectionists on the other. 1t must SUI
fec to say, that the latter were captured af-
ter bold resistance, several having been
killed on both sides. Ossawatomie Brown
and his son were both shot, The latter is
dead and the former was dying. The in
surgents were in the Armory when captur-
ed Brown said his object was to free
slaves The party originally consisted Of
twenty-five white persons. of whom fifteen
were killed. two MORALLY wounded, two
nnhurt, and three escaped with the slaves.
1t was desperate and foolish underta-
|taking.--one which none but the widest
fanatics would ever have thought Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

INroLEHANcE.-One Of the most effect
i've causes of the decay and overthrow Of
the Democratic party in Marshall county
was the intolerance manifested by the
leaders of that party on all occasions, both
publicly and privately, toward RepuLli-
cans. They acted as though the minority
had no rights which the majority were
bound to respect. and treated them almost
invariably as conquered subjects. 1t is TO
be hoped that Republicans in the flush of
victory will not fall into this pit This is
yet free country, and the man who gets
offended at his neighbor for voting as he
pleases, or for changing his political scnti
men:s, manifests spirit at war with the
genius of true republicanism. Whilst we
regard the leaders of the Democratic party
generally as the most corrupt set OF men
politically that ever curseI any nation on
the earth, we cheerfully accord to the
masses of the party honesty an patriotism
TO the fullest extent, an | think none the
less of them as ncighbors and citizens be-
cause they entertain different political SEN
timents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
-~scaooL DrnrcroRs.-An act passed at

-HScHooL DIREcroRs.-An act passed at
the last session ofthe Legislature, ma es
it the duty of the voters of every school
districtto meet at the school house in each
district sometime during the month of Dc
tobcr, and elect school directors for the
ensuing year. 1t is the duty of the Direc
tors to hire teachers. &c. Five voters may
call the citizens together to perform this
duty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

JUSTICES ELEcTEp.-In several town
ships at the late election Justices of the
Peace were chosen, as follows: Walnut.
VIM. w. Reel, Rep; Bourbon. A. n.
Wise, Rep; North, Lorenzo Matteson,
Dem; West. Casper CRUDE, Dem. no op-
position; Green, L. Alleman, Dem, no
opposition. II. Railsback was elected AS
SCISSOR in the new township Of Walnut.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

SENATOR BnopERIcK FrNERAL-The
account of the funeral obscquies over the
dead body of Senator BRoDERIcK, which
we publish on our first page to-day, will
he found intensely interesting Col. Ba-
ker's Grafton is almost equal in pathos and
eloquence to that of Mark Antony's over
the dead body of Cesar.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

We see IL stated in orr telegraphic dis
patches to day. that Mr.. Buchanan is about
to institute legal proceedings against Col.
Forney, of the Philadelphia Press. for
what he regards as libelous article against
him in the Press. of Monday the 10th inst
on the subject Of Brodcrick's death, and
the causes that let thereto.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
LEAyrSwoRru Oct. Is

The Republican State Convention at
Topeka. on the 18th inst, nominated q full
ticket headed by Chas. Robinson. for Gov,
j. p. Root for Lieut. Gov. B. +. Conway
was nominated for Congress. The Con-
vcntion was harmonious. Robinson who
was also the Gov. elect un.ler the Topeka
constitution was non,inatet on Ist ballot.
The election for State officers takes place
in DECEMBER. .-.--- - go
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

DEATH OF JoHN Y. MAsoN.-The last
steamer from England, North Briton,
brings intelligence of the death of Hon.
John Y Mason. L. s. Minister to France.
He died suddenly of apoplexy, at Paris.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

SERESApE.-The MINISTRIES who sang so
swsctly under our window on Fridry night
last have our heartiest thanks for the deli
cate compliment as we'll as for the pleasure
their harmonious strains afforded us.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
SPECL4L NOTICES.
DIR. CHRISTIE,S
AGUE BALSA MI!
DIR. CHRISTIE'S
AGUE BALSAM

MEssRs. HUxT e. GARDNER-Gents:-I wish to
make known to the public article from which
have derived more benefit than from all other
medicines whchfI ever used. 4 have been suffer
Ing from Fever and Ague and its effects, for the
last five years, in which have scarcely cnjovcd
single day of good health, until procured from
your drug store bottle of DIR. CHRIsTIE's AGUE
BaLsAM. In few days found myself clear of
ague and rapidly recovering in health. have not
felt symptom since commenced taking it (about
3 rnonths), although constantly exposed TO cold
and weather TO my friends and the public gen
orally, suffering from this disease in any form,
would say, procure bottle, and save health, cn
stitution and money.
Yours, ]. 3. GROSCOST.
IL See advertisement
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
CIosE or THE THIRD voLuNE.-Tw,

80 CLosE or TIE THIRD VoLUNE.-Two
,sore- numbers will complete the third vol
ume of the REruBuCAN. We would like
very much to enlarge the dimensions OF
our sheet at the commencement of the 18th
volume. so as TO render it more efficient in
the great Presidential contest now draw
ing nigh. but this would involve an ex-
! penditnre of several hundred dollars.
which, in the present condition of our
finances we cannot think of mourning
however much VIC should like to do so.
unless VIC could first collect all our out
standing debts, and add two or three hun
dred cash subscribers to our list besides.
Whether we enlarge or not, will therefore
depend entirely upon the action of our po-
E.ical friends. Marshall county should
have as large paper as any of her neigh
bors. She is destined to be one of the
most populous and wealthy inland coun-
ties in the State, sooner or later, and no
one thing perhaps IS so well calculated to
attract the attention Of persons at dis
lance and cause them to make inquiries IN
regard to the character of her soil, resour-
ces, productions. future prospects, and
other advantages, as large AMI well con-
Quoted newspaper. This proposition is,
we think, too self-cvi,lent to require any
argument to sustain it. We therefore
submit, the question of enlargement tothe
people of Marshall without further COM
ment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
Dyspepsia aud General Debility
CARLISLE, Warren County, O.,
ft Mach 2 1879

On. C. W. RoBAcK Dear Sir:-For the benefit
of suffering humanity permit me to say that lhave
found your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills, a sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Com
pldnt. have Suffered from the aforementioned
diseases for five years and have tried great many
plysicians, but all to purpose. l was advised
hy friend to try your Blood Purifier and Pills and
did so. / was living in Cincinnati at the time
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20


FORGERY AND LIEISG.-The Democrats
in Elkhart, for tho purpose defeating DIR.
ELLIS for Auditor, sent the following for
ged telegraphic despatch on the day of the
election, from Goshen to Elkhart:
"DEAS SWIFT. Esp
Ellis IS selling us---Cm him,
HAscAIL."
Mr.. Hascall was the Republican candi-
date for Clerk, and Mr.. Swift is his faith
er-in-law. The object was to inlncc the
Republicans Of Concord township to drop
the name of DIR. Ellim6n ir ticket, but
it failed to ha2 ssRca effect. Mr..
Hascall prononnces the despatch base
forgery. and offers 1 % reward for the dis
covery Of the author. The operator says
he found the despatch on the table or his
return from dinner. and quarter of dol
lar with it. Under it was written re-
quest that he should destroy it as soon as
the message was sent We do not think
the operator should be permittedto escape
so easily. If he cannot or will not tell
the author Inc should himself he held res
ponsible.
Tricks equally dissraceful were resorte'l
to by Democratic leaders in this county
to carry the election. A Republican Irish
man on the day of election was told by a
certain Democratic leader that Mattingly
said he would as soon see niger vote as
an Irishman. We never at any time gave
utterancc to such sentiment. but what
did he care? The mans vote was all he
wanted, anil did not scruple about the
means of obtaining II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

Woop.--If sny Of ous Subscribers wish
to pay their subscriptions in good FIRE
wood. they may bring Il along as soon as
We need some immediately.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
70 "a &ENJTs

All .csTmn iblc persons wl,o desire To acr ~
agent in this Entcr;r:sc arc srrrstt,. to do 49,
Ii twenty five IN tickets ar- sold. they WI
he furnished ~ the nf 20 nor trk.f and
hrsitl, nrrmium at the 81 ten n-r cent 10,
Js~eirN viii ir allowed. Tins h, ssliin. N.Y.
five or h.fy tickets month Ia few mmf,S ~.
agent proc re- an excellent watch wthsuh trs-
OUTLAY of dollar. Ii 51 firkrtS r,. sold in sin
&c Enterprise VII allow prrmimm of Is PER
cent in. Am,ris an Gold. All who ctnn.-r acr
a-cn til mScvrs will confer favor "n me- bv PR
curing some one To- act IN their rlarr: and ir the
agent procured sells twenty five tickets ar nsr-
= hinIson'e book will DC presented to the Pvrson
procuring him.
Single tickets, 81.
All orlcrs must he addressed TO L. ID. Sine, Box
1I0. Cincinnati. Ohio.
All responsible persons orIcrin- tickets viii he
supplied hv ordering a above-thc rnnncy r. he
sent when the tickets are sold Oct I2-4g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
Dissolution.

HNtIE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned un Ter the nam, ot Osi,orne
< Phillips is this lay Dissolved l,y mutusi consent
AllperspnS nlc!,icl to the firm requested to
make immediate payment. Is the books mast b.
settled up. Receipts from either will he good.
G.. OSBORNE.
Oct. q, ls59-5lt3 ID. L. PHIL. PS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

EoUrvocAL CoNpL,NEyT.-A leading
Democrat in this place remarked to Re-
publican since the election, that if the Re-
publicans could defeat Packard by only
81 majority. the Democratic party would be
sure to triumph next year in this county
We regard this as rather an equivocal and
unjust compliment to Mr.. p. We do not
think any other man in the party could
have made as good race as he did. We
told our friends in private conversation
before and after his nomination, notwith-
standing the extra weights he had to carry
sufficient, perhaps. to have killed any or
binary man politically. 1--WE aIlu'ic to his
official acts alone. beyond the possibility
of resurrection, that I've was tho stronges
man our opponents could run by at lcas
loo votes. and the result proves the cor
rectnsss Of our prediction. Whilst Mr.
Francis, against whom nothing. either o
a private or official character. was urge,l
is beaten 1873, Packard is defeated by onl,
81. We knew Mr.. Packard was one o
the best and most efficient elcetioneerers il
the county. that he would spend money
liberafiy to secure his election, anil there
fore, told our friends, before as well Is at
ter his nomination, that if they calculates
upon an easy victory they were counting
without their host We repeat, then, tina
the remark Of the Democrat above referred
to. is altogether unjust and ungenerous to
ward Mr.. Packard, .s -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

.PRoysvlc CeRx.-Mr. BARNEY ConEy,
Jr., or Green tewnship. brought MS coc-
pie 81 stalks 81 corn on Thursday last, one
of which HAD five good size'I ears Of corn
arf thrte ANAL one. on it: the other had
6ys pretfr' good sized cars on H.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
Glorious Republican Victories!
PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO. NDT
Ay1, IOWA and MINNESOTA,
ALL GONE REPUBLICANM
By Large Maioritiesll!

In Pennsylvania the majority against
tbs Democracy is at least 10000 on the
State ticket The Legislature is decidedly
Republican in both branches, there being a
majority Of nine in the Senate and forty in
the House.
Ohio has done nobly. elecling the Re-
publican State ticket by at least 1900
majority. and a majority in both branches
of the Legislature. cnsuring Republican
U. S. Senator in place of Pugh.
In Indiana there were no State officers
20 elect, but the county elections show large
Republican gains. and leave no roo to
doubt its going Republican in 1860.
Iowa has elected the Republican State
ticket by about 5000 majority, AMI large
majority in both branches of the Legisla
tnre.
Minnesota has undoubtedly gone Rcpub
lican by from $500 to 1000 majority.
electing Republican Governor. Republi-
can State officers, two Republican Con-
gressmen, Republican majority in both
branches of the Legislature. thus cnsuring
a Republican L. S. Senator in place Of
Gen. Shields.
No comments are necessary upon such a
glorious record as this
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

The November number Of Godcy's
Lady's Book, must be seen and read to be
appreciated. Who wants it next year!