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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20

/ DOPULAR TRADE. NEW SPRING
Il STOCK COMPLETE, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
LA ID ES' EXCH N Oh e.
GEO. w. WARREN & 90,
Invite the attention e h,T iTi,g1, an@ patrons throughout
NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS,
Now open in th.ir SEW STORE,
A2 q 2l Wshmgton street, and Aron Place.
Grateful for The generous patronage Of past years
disposed TO DO and better or All our customers and have
prepared larger variety Go all branches Of our business than
have ever to exhhiti aud our friends will nnd
"gaol Goods at Low Prices" In cyery Department
OUR THREE SILK DEPARTMENTS,
"'N'N SUMS AND DRESS SILKS,
"a, isy Eg w l , SFw 96Gk ST%ct5S Cribs
e. s Ter 9a onss AZ hef p3 ad always ei "a nsy sr
CLOAK AND MANrILLA DEPARTMENT
ny every seamerwc receive he last rans Fa.hon., ami
having appopnaed che whole n our fourth story a m.nuo
form and b fiona sa.erproof buster at $50 to The rich
est Velvet Garments and always made n the very best manner
SHAWL DEPARTMENT
In esh LONG ND s9gARg sH5wls We are gg.TI9s an
dy s So TO Che most expensive Paris and India shass
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
sEiiSEsBE LANE. GRAPE 40 are made g ear qrl,r in
rgta rndg AMI We garaui4 he strength qnl color every
sree ,olds We 'ei no edyei s93is AZ ngg th.e, nc
stacs iu t kpt up at ali seasons ofthe
SUMNER DRESS GOODS DEPARTuENT
n,RfdFp aF b tS6E 9SgaAS6l 6E ,I2iSfFS6i
aud B. S, Z and FlouNcEp loBEs ANo DOUBLE SKIRTS
STUFF DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
~ nE LAHEs, plain ami PRINTED n nll variety Iot nE
SH6GHF rfi rs NAV6 fnAA1 ic'iniffiis osMaNiiEs.
f.hrc. wilma good e ne at u "a cents yard
4 ~ 4 ~ tu
fHENcH ENeldsH AND AMhEdgAN bhiS 81 eod -,
10 io el nns l{9,i E,in ,p .6i lHn
fi5 gIEs ea, ilspen and Easa6 iFRESch XVI Sc6ifCn
5a ,'' ami American ., .isrea5s 70 e'a.
LADIES' AVD GEVTLEUBNS FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.
An The beet makes Of HOSIERY and GLOVES ia ~ and
Si2iiag ~ f l - ara an, ia'esfK Ri26. a3s5hEFR
S2iG Loves fr MISSES and BOYS '''''''
EHBROTDERY DEPARTMENT.
A. Che Roye,r. ia Cambria end N9.a Collars aea sets Eng
,,h any, 1Vfs, iisi g ,i ti any s, ,
Cambres. aSi a oaapis a,sortmaat q PAE1-ols
HouSRKEEPIVG DEPARTMENT.
TO III nspermeg ge eayy devoted more ,9
gl4T6G9{lLs5 81 ,b ss 5E H, M l
origra1a ran'sd AZ s,5nsara eoi IoSs Msaehei ara
se9 g'{Ie g;qss' e 81 i29 9sg'; "a a siseC
cLoTH DEPARTuENT
NASfNhNl q TORY.
styles Of striped tl4aksuTs 10 I'm variety, "a
a m,a s soi Amer sa waSprsaf ,1m ei6
-NIIlest Washington ADD Salisbury ~Hctiuf-, striped
and piain-Rack Cue and other German Cloths, and 900 te
now and pretty things ia
STUFFS FOR BOYS w EAR.
y ~ ,adsty or ea.omsT' g,g , 9ot herr good all wool
PURCHASERS AT WHOLESALE
will anl as complete a stock az the above incur
W HOLESAL f D EP A RI VI f. y I S
ofall abe Newest. Bet and Choicest styles OF
SPRING DRY GoOns,
And FOO au arcs soi by our hrst care s to have oy such
NH0is viii atis0ctHu Go ihH AettI purchaser is
mover want 90 sl our customer with our Gouis 1904
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20
'ANCY GOODS, TOYS, AND YANKEE
NOTIONS, CHEAP.

WIZ hnd II Tor their advantage % cali ana examine the
most extensive and 10y FAR h greatest variety Of FANCY
ed States Also, Leather Bags, WloN Baskets, Crock
cry Toys, Sc, sc.
G. l.. Waites superior Cooking aud Fayorng Ex-
tracts.
Blbhit's Soaps.-Creams.
THE BOSTON CHEMICAL SOAP POWDER
One paper making gallon Soft Soap in three mini-
None genuine unless manufactured by @. l.. Wait
he having paid the inventor Isaac Babbilt for the right
aud receipts, six thousand dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20
LIDfEs' 1yD gEYTLEuEN,s FURNISHING

an the beet make. Of HOSIERY and GLOVES in KID aud
Cloth tr Ladr. and Gent--ue bet style. Of HASpktk
DNfFFS Tor Ladies' and tfuta-SiIk MkEINO, GuS.ANEh
MERi So and COTTON EsrS and DRAWERS all .ife- f,r
both Ladies eus also fl assortment ~ HOstENI
sniGIOVFs f.r MISSES and BOYS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20
Ncm Advertisements.

GPRING TRADE NOTICE. - 1860. -
- IMPORTANT to all Dealers in every Town and
Cay that purchase
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20

NIIFI IINHNN VVVUN III. ~ HEN 7. .
n. uE LANES, plain ami printed 10 iull variety rOi w
CuEYNE, TALiLLA Dh CHINE, foPlINkrIs, bnMil
GLASGE ANgIAfs, ROBE DE- VOYAGE, aui many other
hrc, COMMENCING aa good eiaine at " ~ cents yard
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT.

fn both LONG AND SQUARE sHAwfs We are Offering 30
ual number n Styles from The and pretty organ
sae % S. TO Che most expensive Paris and India Shawl
b Nantes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20

Grateful Tor The generous patronage Of past years
disposed DO more and better for All customers, ard n
prepared larger variety all branches Of husncss i
VIZ have ever had room exhibit aud friends will nn
"gooi Goods At Low Prices" IN every Department.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
my. Herald's Correspondence. !

The Senate Printing Investigation Com
mittee met this morning. MI. Wendell
underwent an examination of upwards OF
three hours. 1t appears that some seven
or eight persons were interested in the
public printing. viz: Stcedman. Banks,
Mclean, Walker, Rice. Severns and Bow
man. lie stated that he had paid ont du-
ring tho past three years, over SlOO, 600 Sor
party support to newspapers and in aid o!
the election expenses. in Pennsylvania
principally, but extending over New Jer-
sey. New York. Maryland, Ohio, &C.
Considerable had been paid by official au-
thority, and some of his own free will
He also stated that by the action of the
Senate in electing Bowman. who had CIV
en- the work to Blair and Rives, he had
been left penniless with the largest estab-
lishment in the Union lying idle.
Mr.. Bowman's conduct towards Mr
Wendell was shown up in very bad light
Mr. Bowman, ii appears. has given part o.
the work to Mr.. Jewett. editor of the Fill
more organ at Buffalo.
A. ID. Banks and 10. Severns were alst
examined. They did not seem to know
much except that they had received some
aid from Mr. Wendell.
Mr. Wendell testified that out of tn,
Post Office blanks printing he paid in 1S5,
the sum of $4,000 to the Pennsylvanio'
newspaper of Philadelphia, and to tn
Evening Argus of Philadelphia the sum o
$4,000. He informed the Committee tina
he went into the doubtful Democratic Dis
tricts Of Pennsylvania. and spent none.
freely for the benefit Of the supporters o
the Administration.
Mr.. Rico. of the Pennsylvania, was ais
before the Committee. and did not discrcd
it the testimony of Mr.. Wendell.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
A Little RilPd.

The Eiitor Of the Warsaw Iadianian has allow
ed his serenity to be slightly disturbed at care
less alusion We IN lde a couple of weeks since to
him He sef ms to understand US to insinuate that
we do not regard him as true Republic because
he said 1--WE could swallow Gov. Seward but hate
to awfalIy." Nothing farther from our in
tentiou, nor do we think on language will bear
any such interpretation We meant to express
precisely the opposite idea. We hope this cxpa
nation will be satisfactory TO tie gentleman, and
that his Mugg instead of OVERLOOKING with bile to-
ward us will be filed with kindness and good will
We should regret extremely to loose his esteem.
without cause. He will permit US. however. to in
timlte, without being offended at US. We hope that
he did himself great injustice in supposins that any
one at Washington or Indianapolis desired him to
run like dog at his whistle. We do not sup
pose friends at those places expect country
editors to follow them blndly in every respect,
and any intimation of the kind seems to us rather
degrading admission. Like all others they may
have their views of expcdicncy. the propriety OF
adopting which they may desire to convince coun-
try editors by reason and argument, but We have
rather more selfrcspect than to imagine they ex-
pect US to blindly adopt their views whether our
Judgment is convinced or not.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
SheriG,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE ola Vendition Exponas issued
IL by the Clerk Of the Pulaski Common Pleas
Court, and TO me directed, in favor of Jesse
Millison and against William b. wickxer, / will
offer for sale las the law directs, at the Court House
door in the town of Fiymoutli, county of Marshall,
and State of Indiana, or.
Thursday. March 1, 1850.
between the hoursof 10 o'clock n M and O'Clock,
p. M, of said day, the rents and profits for term
not exceeding seven wears, of the following dc.
scribed real estate in said Marshall County, State
of Indiana 10 wit:
The southeast quarter Of the north west quarter
of section thirteen, Q3,) in township thirty two.
81 north OF range one ID cast.
II such rents and profits will not sell for q sum
sufficient to satisfy said writ, interest," cost, and
accruing costs, will the same time and place
offer for sale the fee simple, or all the right title
and interest Of the said William b. Wiekizrr in ard
TO said real estate. much thereof may tie
necess Try to satisfy said demands.
o. NJ. BARNARD, Shrrid
feb 9 go l4t3 Marshall Corifsy,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09


We clip the following extract from the litter OF
the 81 inst, of the Washington correspondent Of
the Chicago Press + Tri6uns:
after the House was called TO order.
prayer was offered by Rev. Father RAPHAEL.
Jewish Rabbi. who appeared in full sacer-
dotal robes He expressed portion of
the prayer in the Hebrew language; the re-
maindcr of which. spoken in English. &C.
cupied about ten minutes, and aboundcd
with fcrvent patriotic and religious senti-
ments. He besonght the Father of Abra-
ham, Isaac and Jacob to terminate this
unseemly struggle in Republican Con-
gross by the election of patriotic Speaker
this day; he prayed TO jehovah, who said
let there be light and there was light. to
bring order out of chaos before the going
down of the sun. He prayed with faith
and fervor and his petition was answered.
The Rabbi is good Republican, an ac-
complished scholar AMI an eminent divine
in the Hebrew persuasion. His was the
first prayer ever offered in Congress by a
Hebrew Rabbi. The clergy of all other
denominations have repeatedly ofliciatcl.
The credit of having the Hebrew religion
placed on an equal footing in tho chap
Iaincy is due to the Hon. Schuyler Colfax
Of Indiana, who interposed with the Clerk,
and insisted that the invitation extended
to the clergy should include the Hebrew
denomination"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
Saturday, February 18th, 1860,


- Af&cr portion OF our edition last week had been
urused we received intelligence of the election OF
ar. Pennington of New Jersey. as Speaker, on The
,,.r previous, and Immediately stopped the press to
ANNOUNCE the glorious news. The full particulars
viii be found on our first page to-day.
On Friday last, John w. Forncy Was elected
CLERK ON the first bllot, receiving ll2 votes-lli
6einr NECESSARY to a choice c. A. Hoffman. OF
M. was chosen Sergcant-at- Arms, also on the
first ballot, having received III votes; Grosbren-
ner 81 The House then adjourned over to Mon
dry. as.e
: On the assembling of the House on Monday al
ter p.ssns the Post Office Appropriation bill I'M
der a suspension of the rules, Mr.. Marston was
elected Door Keeper, on the first ballot, receiving
10 votes out of ala Mr. Lucas was also elected
Postmaster on the first ballot, receiving los votes
out of 90.
J. In some remarks on the election of Speaker the
Cincinnatti Gazette says:
= .Bctween the political sentiments OF Mr.
Pennington and those OF Mr.. sherman
there is scarcely pcrceptible shade OF dif-
ference. Both are conservative Republi-
cans, of Wing antecedents. and both are
Prosectienists. All that the Republican
uarty pzoper!could do to elect Mr.. Sherman
WAS dome. He received every Republican
vote. including that Of Mr.. Pennington,
who y otcd for him on every ballot while he
candidate. We preferred q Yves
tarn man. That certain Eastern men,
outside of the party. preferred candidate
from their own section is no fault OF ths
Republican members. This discrimina
ton. however. clearly creates an addition
al cl.im in favor Of Western candidate
ios the Presidency. The choice OF Mr.
Pennington for Speaker renders such . Sc
lection almost inevitable"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
COMMERCIALS.
Plymouth Markets.
Wednesday E,yeninr f.

"Wednesday Evening, Feb 8.
PoRK--A few small lots have been brou III in
during the week which sold ready at s4,5Oa5 %
p 100 lbs.
LsRD.--Retails from stores at SG7 10 cents.
WHEAr-Has reccded slightly Red sells at 81
Oo@ ,Os and white at 81 LOG is.
FLouR--We continue to quote Flour at 6. 80
$500 per 100 lbs, for best family brands; com
mon 50.
SHoRrs--el6 per ton.
BRAN--Sl0 per ton.
CoRS-Shelcd 40 cts. p bu. IL the ear 3OCd 35.
Corn MEaL--Sells At 50 cts p bu from stores
BUTrER--l2@90 cts p ib. Plenty and dull.
EGG --l2@15 cts per doz Scarce.
PoTAToEs--25 cts per blu. Demand light
ArPI-Es-Green, from wagons, 62sd Is cts ~ bu
DRIED ArrLEs-In stores 9@lOc p ID
BEASs-75 cts p bu.
SALr-S2 az Is per DBL
PouLrkY--Dressed chickens and turkeys 40i
cents per 10
HiDzs--Green 4tS@5 cts per d.
CRASBERRIEs-$3 25 p bu from stores. Scarcc
PELrRIEs- Prime Coon skins sell readily at from
75c@$l each. Mink ST. % q so for prime Fox
gray, 37Ha, red $lGdl 25c. Otter, S2,59@ 100
according to size. Musk Rats, So II cents.
CLOVER SEED.-S4,00@4.2 100 per bushe'
HUNGARIAN Grass SEED-$l 90 per bushel
TALLow-l0@l2 cts p h.
BEEswAx-20@25 cts p ib.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

The Laporte Daily Union speaking Of
the lecture of Mr.. Sumner in that city says:
1.-The most telling portion of his lecture
was the narration Of that portion Of Span
ish history which connects her with our
war of independence. Spain was, in the
18th century, first class power; and used
her power most effectually and disinter-
esteily in our behalf She threw open her
ports to the new flag of America; sent a
present of one million francs, to the COM
mcrcial agent of Congress; furnished mil
itary stores: sent US three thousand bar.
rels of powder WHEN powder was scarce in
the American lines; opened the magazines
at Havana for the free use Of our cruizers
sent blankets for ten regiments when oul
army was freezing at Valley Forge; receiv'
ed John Jay with open arms as Ministel
at the Court at Madrid. and gave hill
SIS. 900; built and manned feet at TIN
expense at $40. 200. 900. with which t.
cripple the British transport: and threw al
the force of her diplomacy in favor o
American Independence. All honor the'
to Oil Spain. our noble ally in the dark
est day of our history What shall b
said Of Senator Slidell. and Gen. Wake
or their ailers anil abettors. who would re
ward such signal service with insult, cor
ruption and robbery" sgsI 81 aa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

national position. Ofthis sum the annual
receipt from visitors may furnish from 81 =
500 to $4,000. although those of last yeal
only amounted to 81, 228 IS, but the re.
mainder cannot be safely relied on exeep.
from principal investment so as to yield
the requisite interest. The safety of in.
vestment. as general rule. is in inverse
ratio to lucrative interest. If we estimate
at 3 per Ct. it would require a principal Of
from S125, 900 to $40, 900. AS we have
S2o, 000 In possession. we are already in O
position to meet one of our obligations
to restore Mount Vernon to what it was in
its palmy days"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
Chicago Markets.

Compiled from the Press & Tribune Of Yesterday.
Exchange is quoted at y &c prem. for Illinois and
Wisconsin currency. Gold 214@2isc prem.
FREIGHrs--Same as last week.
FLoUR-Winter wheat -four has been dull and
almost nominal during the whole week at So 50d
6 90 y bbl.
wHEAr--Rcd$l IO@1 II and White 81 2O@
l 80. Spring Wheat has advanced ! &c during the
week.
Cotx-No. /, 45@46c in store. No. ., 4a@
421ac in store.
OArs--No. !, 34c in store, 35c OH track.
RYE-No. /, e0@S2c on track.
BARLEy-No. ], Soc on track.
Eccs-Frcsh, l5@ l6c p doz. Lined. dull al
ll@l2c.
FRurr-Green-Apples are in fair demand and
sales are made at range Of 81 7O@3 %. DRIED
ArpLEs-The stock Of Dried Applcss on the mar
ket is large, especially Southern, and prices are
bout &c lower. Southern apples are dull at 634c,
and eastern, for which there is better market. at
1910; IMPAIRED Peaches. ii q l2c; Pared Peach
es, l4(d lee; Blackberries, l4c.
FURs-The following are the current quotations
in this market:-Mink, 81 so; Raccoon. l0@ 55c
Rat (winter) l0c; do (spring) lie; Wolf, 75@l 90;
Wild Cat, 2s@371s Skunk l0c; Gray Fox, 25c;
Red Fox, 81 25; Opposum, loc; Otter, $3@4 Dee'
Sinks, 1892
HoGs--Dressed hogs are quoted at Sc 1895 so
Some extra choice lots sold higher.
LGRD-1014 @l1c.
pcT,ToEs-The stock Of sound potatoes is rather
limited, and the market steady at 45c. Common
mixed, 40@42c.
PouLrRY--Dressed Chickens, 50 25@2 so 2
dez, Turkeys, 99l0c n ID.
SEEps-Timothy- buoyancy noted a week
ago gave place to unusual dizziness during the great
er part of the week. and we report decline ofl2l
@i5c n blu. To-day there is rather moro activ
ity, and an improved feeling but no material ad
vance took place Sales werc:--4 bags dirtv a
50 65; $50 bushels good at 81 IS; Al bags choic
at 81 so. Clover-The market for Clover IL ais
dull. and prices have declined l00l5c. Sales to
Jav were:-l0O bushels good at 81 IS; 10 bags d
at 81 20. HUNGARIAN GRAss--In limited suppl.
and fair demand at e0c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
The Lennon Case.

We give below the particulars of this
celebrated case. from the Albany Evening
Journal. Should the claim of Virginia be
established the North is as much slave soil
as the South. Ifa master may voluntarily
bring his slaves to northern territory and
there hold them for an hour, that time
may be extended to a day, 0 week, a
month. year or life time. But with a
pro-siavery Court what may we not an
ticipate?
Jonathan Lennon the Plaintiff. a cit.
izen of Virginia. in 1852. shipped eight
slaves-a man. a woman and Ave children
belonging to his wife, on board vessel
for Texas. The vessel, however, came into
the port of New YORK. There writ OF
habeas corpus was taken out, and they
were brought before Justice Paine, who,
after hearing arguments, decided that they
could not be held in slavery under the laws
OF this state, and they were accordingly
liberated. No pecuniary loss, however,
was sustained by the Lemons, for the cit
liens of New York made up, by subscrip-
ton, the full value of the slaves and pre-
scented 1t to them. So far therefore. as the
parties themselves were concerned, all was
satisfactorily adjusted. But the State Of
Virginia chose to consider the decision an
infringement on her rights, and took steps
to have the case carried up on appeal. il
order to have the law on this subject an.
thoritatively expounded by our Supremr
Court. The Supreme Court affirmed the
decision of the Justice. So Virginia car
ried it up to the Court of Appeals, and an
nounces her intention, if the decision i.
again sustained. then to carry it into tn,
Supreme Court of the United States.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

IT Notwithstanding the fact that every Demo-
cratic member of Congress, except three, voted on
last Friday week and Monday following, for Smith
OF n. C., an avowcd and well known Know Moth
ing. for Speaker, the stumpers and papers Of the
Sham Democracy will. doubtless, with as much i'm
pudence as heretofore, throughout the approaching
canvass, denounce tho dark lantern party bitterly
and make the warmest kind Of professions Of re
gard for the rights and interests Of foreigners.
How long will honest men adhere t, such hypo-
critical leaders7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
BOURBON
Steam FIGURING Mills.

TNHEsE MILLS, the best in the county deci
IL dedly. are now in successful operation, and
grinding Wheat and Corn for customers at the
usual rates.
The proprietors have spared no pains or expense
in fitting up these Mills, and think they can assure
the public that they will be able to render satsac
ton in all cases. They respectfully solicit . per-
ton of the custom of the people Of Marshall
Flour and Meal will at all times be exchanged
for Wheat ana Corn, whenever persons msy desire
it. JACKSON L BOLEY.
Bourbon, Feb'y 9, 1850. l3tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
TURN OUT TO THE CONVENTION
NEXT SATURDAY.

CO We would invite the It 'ention Of
our leaders TO the well assorted stock Of
popular literature for sale by Mr.. Geo
Lindsey, at Woolward's Grocery Store.
Among the different publications kept by
him, may lie found the New York Ledger,
Mercury, Harpers Weekly. Frank Leslie's
ILLUSTRATED, New York Weekly, Flag of
our Union, New York Tribune. Herald,
and all other popular publications Of the
day,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

Jupe, Orro.-The friends Of this gentleman in
the Southern part of the State, where he resides,
have urSel him to consent 70 the use Of his name
as a candidate for Governor before the 2ad Febru
airy State Convention, but, we learn from the Co.
rydon Argus that he positively declines to allow
his friends tn use his name i'm that connection
Judge Otto is one of the FIRST men in the State in
point Of ability. ana knowing him as we do, it would
afford ,rc than common pleasure to advocate
bis election for any petition he Eiisht be nomina-
ted to fill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

The Liberty Herald says that school
teacher in the Eastern part of that { Union
county, was ducked by his scholars on the
81 of last month because he had not treat
Cd during tho holidays. They insisted that
he should, or take ducking. He refused,
and they took him to stream near by cut
q hole in the ice, and put him in and pull
ed him out about dozen times. Ihe
teacher entsrsd complaint sgainst them
before magistrate, and it cost each one Of
the young gentlemen So TIE teacher !
name is Gard. There were eight boy;
concerned.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

.sfuY We commend the following extract from i" :.
II. Denny : recent address before the Tim Con
xcnsion to the attention of the leading Repubii-
cans of Marshall County. Its sound doctrine and
should not be forgotten:
= IF q political party would reach the
masses, the best way to dot is to increase
the circulation Of the country press. In.
stead Of wasting money for documents
and "tracts for the people" species OF
literature always viewed with suspicion by
the people. it would be far better to spend
Il With a view of placing the local paper IN
the hands of every elector."
70 We have long been ofthe opinion that one hal
thc money usually expended fos documents ane
foreign papers, if applied TO the purchase OF extra
e,,u;es Of the County paper would eject mucf
N re coed :.