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The Congress shall hayc poWer@

The Congress shall have power
l. To lay and collect taxes, duties, imposs, and ex
cises for necessary TO pay the debts, provide
for the common defence, and carry on the govern
ment of the Confederate States, but no bounties shall
be granted from the treasnry nor shall any duties or
taxes nportations FROM foreign nations De aid 70
promote or foster any branch of industry and all dn-
ties mpests and excises shall be uniform throughout
the Confederate States: .eHe "
2, To borrow money on the credit OF the Conieaer-
ate States: -
8. Te regulate commerce with foreign nations, and
among the several States and Tith the Indian tribes
but neither this nor any other clause contain
ed in the constitution shall be Construed 10 dele
gate the power TO Congress 70 approPriate money ior
any internal improvement INTENDED TO facilitate com
meroe except for the purpose OF furnishing lights,
beacons and bufys and other aids tonaeigaion upon
the coasts, aud the nproT of harbors and the
removing of Instructions in river navigation, IN all
which cases, such duties shall be laid on Inc nav ga-
tion facilitated thereby, may be necessary TO lay
The costs and expenses thereof
l. % establish uniform laws OF naturalization, aRd
uniform laws the subject Of bankruptcies, trefueh-
out the Confederate States, but law of Congress
shaA discharge any debt contracted before the passage
Of the same: sclssEa 8zfe.7 .sH
foreign com, and nx the standard Of weights and
8 Tupsoyide, for The puHishnaen, OF counterfeting
the securities and curreat CON OF the Confederate
States. aleff st4 ras
Z Toestablish post Offices ana post routes; but the
exenses Of he Postoalee Departnent after the irsi
dred and sixty ytAIee, saiibe paid eat Of its own 70
s. To prornote The progress u s:ienca and useful
venters The exciusiys right tsther respective
.. 70 constitute trIsnsls inferior % the sprrras
le 70 define and pnalsh ErAcies aud fsiou.es com:
milted on tc high SEES and o-ierces sgaast me a"
OF nations- sFsss< - sf1l
prsa and make rules conserving espiufss On lana ese
,..s No. q .ssras I -,
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Change Of Schedule
rI,ursaay. September st.., 1851,

A lEzGEs0d4. ocP-SA1OC1 ctIl5 sOA3
Pss.neer trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga
Il lf5ld, Siii as follows
GOING FAST
fsszve Nashville ct s15 A 4. aad 3:P-x
arrive =; Chattanooga la 4. X. and 5;i5 ?. 4
COMING VEST
Leave Chattanooga at $50 a. n and go P Y.
Arrive =t Nashville At 7:SO A. y. and 100 =. ~
TIsHE Trains IeaTing Nashville At SIS a. NJ, con
meet at wartrace With SheIbyviie Branch, al fu
ialIOma with AeAiInviile and Manchester haHTO19' "a
and st De-berd with Winchester and Alabama Hail
rosd al C1Wzn with SeW'anee Railroad, and at Chtt
soogl with western and Atlantic Railroad.
The Trains ieavins, Nashville at 500 r. N, connsSct
at warlraee with Shelbyviile Branch, at Stevenson
.it Ner1nfls and Charleston Railroad, and at Chatta
nooga wish East Tenn aud Geo., and western anu Az
Throp.l tickets 10 ;he following points, and at
prices annexed be had Al all hours, On application
= tne a1ekei Agent 81 0iace, at Depot;
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SeTs1er2 Srr-nsss --------------.t 70
sc5t- .'5- 5-.E EW. COLE, Saporinteadeas
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q. 2, T. IL s. 9; afIkrtes
Policy plan lotterym
Extra Glass 2, Draws Oct,'3. Iseo.

b. this, scheme purchasers can select their own
Members, and pay any amount for ticket they may
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Jdufc1ce, fsDeT ana A1ue, General DEBILITY,
: Diseases arising from q DisordTed .9osGaeA
Ltrer or BOScels
F{lHEY are are used and recommended by lead
Il Physicians OF the country, and ali who use them
pronounce them invaluable.
Ir James L Leepore writes from Navarro. Stark CO
Ohio, The bitters are highly praised by those suffer.
Davis, Postmaster Williamsport Ohio saws
:. fhey give great satisfaction. them niyseI 4
havia taken cold become prostrate and lost my appe
tte. Ii relieved me, and can recommend it with
great assurance Of its Inerits.''
Dr. Vim. n. Kerr, of RogersvilIe md writes Us that
they are the most valuable medicine offered He has
recommended them with great success and with them
made several eures Of paiptaton Of the and gen
Thomas Stanford, Esq, Blountsyie. Henry co Ind
writes us long letter under date of May f. 1850 He
was much reduced, having been afflicted for three
years with great nervous debility, paptaton OF the
heart OF the most and prosrat:ng cfs-acter
safer using few bottles, was completely restored
and now in robust health -
George W. Hoffman says he was afflicted with Rheu
matism for twenty years IA all its various fors and
al the Gate Of his letter he had been two years well
the Btters efecting cure, VIXEN several physicians
attending him could do him good He says, for
rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney siecs
tion. or dropsy, il is specific certain remedy p
J, ". Hunt writes from Delphois Allen CO., Ohio, "a
section where fever and ague prevails tha. he mos
cheerfGlly recommends them Of decided merit in
| cases of fever aud ague and general debility
d x. Gaehers, A. D. writes from Van weTt, ohis,
tiers 20 the notice of all rsispeptc persons and al
who require stinulatng medicine. .
SUCH NEWS We ARE gEGEIVING DAILY
| FULL. DIREcTIoSs ACCOMPANYING EACH BoTTLE
They are sold by Medicine dealers generalE. :
l Price rs cts. per bottle.
= ]. \. HARRIS & CO., Cincsnuati ONO,
propreto-s for the Southern and Western States 10
whom address al orders .-4 :
Fr sale wholesale and retail By W W terry & De.
movale: Ewia, Peadieion i Co., ana Ralas Browrs
Sssi1v lie, 9enn. s. Mansfield & Co, Memphis, Tena
j. Wright l. Co., and Scovil Aeans, New Orleans u
y Rark, Ciacnpat Qsia. Edwsot Wider, louisville:
~ -t3f - PAYNE JaMFS A. On coal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

!. Ezcl House shall BE- tile judge = tie elections,
returns and Qualifications OF Its oVn members, and
majority each shall constitute quorum to do busi-
ness but smaller number may adjourn from day to
day and may be authorized 10 compel tue attendance
Of absent members, IL sUC1 manner snd Tuder such
penalties as each House may prgVi6es
9 Each House may determine the rules ri rs pro
ceedngs punish its nlerherE FOR tgcrce-y behavior,
aud with the concurrence Ct tvothifd Cf Jae Shole
number, exlSel a member
3. Each Honsc shall keep journal Of Us precend-
ngs and from time time publish the excepting
such parts may tGeir Judgment require secrecy
and the yeas and nays Of the members OF either
House. any question: shall III the Ge-ire o oneGtth
OF those present, by entered on thC Journal.
:. Neither House, during thC Seas,Ju II Cong 0eSs,
stall without the consent OF otler, scloUra taE
more than GhTee days. any otesr place IDaa tSt
ia wiicI. lhe Two Houses snail oe sitting.
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sEcTioS Z

compensation for their services. IL be sscer1e BY
faw and paid OF tho treasury OF the CoIiG2s-a.e
States. They shall, in AL cases. except treason, st
breach of tue peace, be privileged on street. during
their attendance at the session of tslr respective
Houses and in going and returning iroL tne Same
and for any speech debate 10 either Eca.e. sley
shall not be questioned any other place.
2. Nc Senator Representative shEil, during ne
tine for which he was eiec.ei be appointed 70 auy
ciyl o1fce ua6er tne authority OF tae Confederate
States, which shall have been created, the enolu
nents whereof shall have been increased during such
time and person holding any ONCE under the Con-
federate States shall be 2 member of either House
during his continuance in Office. But Congress may
by law grant the principal officer in each of the Ex
ecutiye Departments seat upon the floor of either
House. with the privilege Of discussing any
appertainng to his department.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19
VOL. XXI.
AasllpilIe asrInt.


TERMS:
DsliE, Per ----sS - q
TTi-Eeekiy, Per sHnItn, -------9 -
ME-AiF- Per E1L-sll &c
Cze WeeEiy for two year,, Or Two WeeSip7s
for one year, n sstEalce---. ---- % "
Eheu the IysfFv Trf Weekly Weekly = - y DIS
Continued (paId advance a. the time sI-oe 1e l-l
TIE sctscrioer CreE, Otherwise u VII =
- 81 CIR o-.,su rzt.I paid S5r and stcppesi p
IOt paid i aust u pad a. the tine a dt,
G1 a. o1- option II ths party - s"0i q ~ ' n1 n'
ssaIItanoes - mai, Il registered eIters, Il op'
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ARTICLE III.
sSECTIoS q

l. The Judicial power 0: TIE Confederate States
eAaii De vested IL ons Superior COa-r. and n such
IuteIior tcurts a5 the Congress may from tins 70
time order and establish. The judges both Of tbs
supreme AM Inferior COnTts, shall hold their Offices
dnrih good Behavior and shall ct stated times re-
celYe fortheir services compensation which shat
not be diminished during their confinuancs "a Scs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

al legLa..re IosVers herein delegated sad % rssstei
in a Congress OF ths CJnfze7ste SJases Yh,.i sast
consist o. 6ers..s and Elusa OF Rem asent4tives
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t,... sLev&aa psaa lotteries

4 DF-tw FoUa (4sj TINES g AoSTa.
srz .fe z-o5t liceTal q any Scheme eyer c5eesc
sp- ;sassieuf5,s, ssG-Css,
" Q. DAWSON : CO., Managers,
e~.j 3. sGaso2, and Savannah, Ca.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19
ARTICLE VII.
cfyIDEND.

u ~. MS ea.-1 declared sentar r1ss =
- d. s,,slErs { shass On tie capital stocks
o. a. sfsar the lab instant.
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ARTICLE "
sECTIoE !

AM -sl1 md credit Ehau ts gwen II ss,s
-t-tS - - 4r--- zrIz --crs 2- G5-ial yro-- J.
l1gs l- rev cs1sr s.--a. -r- IN .-1grzgs -7sv-
~ e7----4 i-F5. l--z1-1l- --- r.se1-r u Estck
si-t ----, resorts an4 Processing is- -ls-. L. --.v-5
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

i7 --9--.ia--t -..al non IKE 20 time yiy. T.
80 'sSes- -1-o-s,sJlou q tbs ststs OF tins Soafsi-
---. --- -t7---'-t,1 e. t->ir Consideration srcA
-7s'-5-- : l. 0--s- ia1z oecersaTy snd sxESdIscf,
- c.---L@ry pecszsons. oonysns h5tk
Eeu@-s o. ests- tEs.a. s1i II cSss OF ciss Sres-
en1 SSiFes1 cas1, 7t.a -sspsct tes tins of sd
Su59as-5 A. nag sc.os-c E6sz . such tina IS Ia
=hsLi e11-z proper. rs sScl rso-z-s szcolsssdo-z
ana oLSeI p1elc ministers; hs szLll tsAs cars
its -ees - tatof-ily executed. a15 shGn oo<anSs-
500 81 t--s otneeFs of tas CoafedsEats stat.s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

I Tie President, Wee p-syissz-. szd all civil Oh.
css Of 70 toatstsrsts States shall be rernoyed IRON
Shce cn callsnt fer, sao couyiotoE of treason,
- ibssJ. .. eta7r -iSS crimes Sat misdeaeAnors.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

i iIsEsen against Jua Confederate Stsy,s zh.u
Ss-st only N levylns alEs5 them OF il; "a.
heTin . their enemies gtsi1s tn1za si1 sRi rcr-
ioTt 80 person shall tv convicted u t-esfcu uriess
Gu tue testimony o. two wis.sez - tEs si-us rT.
Aeti or On confession IN open court
= me Ce-zross shsl lava power q E.sIsra II.
PuHshulsEt Of tTssson bit u acssizds- q tr-sx1-
sha4i yo-k corruption Of blood c. isrie!s- sxcsu4
a7IrluZ tie LIE # C-s person gttsi1Lsa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

The ms pias sn.i iilsanef az c'si5Hg elections
fer senators and Representatives shall be prescribed
IN each state BY the legislature thereof subject 70 the
prov scns OF this Constitution hut the Congress may
at any time by law make alter such regulations,
except the times and places of choosing Senator's
. The Congress shaU assemble at least once IN every
year and such meeting small Se the rrst 4o7day IN
December, unless they shall b. aT appoint differ
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-------- SKI a avs GoEcr - fl al yaca--
- --Et t-- ctr-c{s Has recess OF the Sen
g. i-7-,e-s Thich shah expire So
= - - s-= e ~ CCt person rsteclss
= - s--l- K fe-aIt-ss-tsc 20 tbs same ono.
-t-i--a -sr.. .5-.aiz,ls --1z.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18

Patents Granted TO Western Inventors.
The following important Patents were
issued to Western inventors from the
United States Patent Office. during March.
1861. Reported monthly for the "REruB-
LIcAx" by BnoADSAx d. GnAY. Patent At
toraeys and Solicitors. st. Louis. No..
Chicago, H.. and Washington, d. c..
who will furnish their circulars, gratis,
upon application. ,
John Cooley. Tafton. Wis; Improve
ment in Corn Planters.
G. w. S. Heaton, Salem, H.; Improve.
ment in Cultivators. - 80
VIM. w. Austin & F. Greasy, Carol
ton. No.; Improvement in Hemp Brakes.
Clark Alvord. Westfield. Wis: Inn
provement in binding Attachment to Hsr-
vesters.
VIM. C. Gaunt & b. B. Hinman, Keo-
kuk. Iowa; Improvement in Grain Sepa-
ratorS.
VIM. Hamilton, St. Catharine, Mo-; I'm
provement in Chnrns. -~.
Jacob Lighter, Clay Village. KY: I'm
provement in Medical Compound to cure
Hog Cholera. -
ua Benz. Nj. Nyce, Kingston. Ind: I'm
provement in Buildings for Preserving
Fruits.
W. G. Rentgen, Keokuk. Iowa; I'm
provement in Hand Trucks. '-
Geo. w. T. Grant. Winona, Mimi;
Improvement in Prairie Fences. o
s.. FL. Long. US. A. Alton, ILL.,; I'm
proved Dredging Machine. -
Hiram Moore, Fondulac, Wis; Inn
provement in Seed Drills. fa- q 1n
n John Griffin. Louisville. Ky.; fmprov-
ed mode of regulating the speed Of vehi-
cles. moved by mechanical power.
Thos. Phillips, Ann Arbor. Mich; I'M
proved arrangement of Carriage Springs.
Pc H. H. Ballard q II. Mcclure, Mt. Pleas
ant. Iowa; Improved Mole Plow.g1 ,som
Milton Ditts. Columbia City, Ind: Ius-
provement in Water Wheels.
s. B. Shultz. Princeton. ILL.,: Improved
Shop Bin, or Substitute for Drawers.
z. Pagan, Palmyra, Mo-; Improvement
in Farm Carts. rees
John Seitz. ST., Bloom. O.. Improve
ment in Printing Presses.
REFS ssUEs.
Ira Kinman, Frseport. H.; Improve
ment in Measuring Faucets Pateused
May Sd, 1859. lad s8s a Saisnad nsss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18
S337,4O6 81

The estimated cost Of buildings of suffi-
cient capacity to work. $50 convicts is
l67 ,735 dollars and % cents; but to con-
struct them of that capacity. at the same
rates at which the work has been done by
the State, would cost orer one million of
dollars.
The committee recommend that the At
torney General be directed to institute suit
against each and every person or officer who
has received or paid over money without
authority of law, as hereinbefore indicated,
and that immediate steps be taken by the
Legislature to selec. other Directors for
said prison, and they recommend the pas
sage of joint resolution declaring the
contract with Talbot & Co., null and void.
as having been obtained by illegal and
fraudulent meaas.-And we further re-
commend that the said Talbot 4 Co. be
allowed fair compensation for work al
ready done in connection with the said
Northern State Prison. deducting what
they. have hitherto received.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18
TEENS OF ADVERTISING.
ne less, three weeks less 81 90,
es Larger advertisements
IN proportion Less than hsa square charged half

aa silition 81 tweatyave per cent win be made the
Sssvs for Special Notices. - E
in other and cities will be allowed twenty
uvs per any kind
Win se izs-rt>d at Lss than regular rates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18
WHOLE NO. 232

That part of the deed necessary to be
noticed is as follows:
"Chancy P. Blair and Caroline Blair.
his wife. convey and warrant to the State
Of Indiana. for the purpose of building 9
new States Prison. under the act of the
Legislature of Indiana. approved March
9th, 1859. being an act to provide for the
erection of new prison. north of the Ma
tional Road. fer the sum of four thousand
FIVE hundred dollars" 1t then describes
the land. is dated. acknowledged and re-
corled.
The legal question that presents itself is.
does this deed convey to the State fee
simple estate. or one for the purpose of
being used for State Prison only. and to
revert to the grantor when it ceases to be
so used?
The estimate of the work with suitable
buildings to work 7S4 convicts. as mado
by the Architect of the Board of Control,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18


~ The Treasurer and Auditor Of Stats have
givea notice that the notes ofths banks Or
ganized under the free banking laws Of In
diana, and suspended for a failure 20 COM
ply With the provisions Of said laws, win
be redeemed for ninety days longer from
this time at the dividend heretofore dechr-
ed by the Auditor of State; and that at the
expiration of the ninety days dividend
will be declared Of any surplus that map
be remaining in the Office Of the Auditor or
Treasurer Of State. belonging to any such
bank, to the holders Of oestificsses of any
unpaid balance. This noticeis given pnr>
suant to an act ofthe General Assembly.
supplemental to ths act Of March 3. 1856.
approved March IL. 1861. ...;. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18
s124,6OO 70
Actual money lost s47,5so
AcHEY ''FIxEs THINGS. |"


Z How the difference as to the points oi
location, between the Governor on the one
side. in favor of Logansport, and the sDi-
rectors on the other side in favor of Fort
Wayne, was so msgieally terminated, and
the location Fixed at Michigan City. is not
Satisfactorily explained to the committee.
"A MIR. Achey. the keeper of a boarding
house in the city of indianapolis. swears
that he was the peace commissioncr--the
angel Of mercy--thaL did tho whole thing,
and that without him there could NOT have
been any thing done that was done. That
he told the Directors he would see the
Governor. and he "eould fix it.s He
did see the Governor. fixed the matter
up. and harmouiously had the location
made ct Michigan City. Ho swears tha.
when be went into it, he was "for sale. u
sad was to have 81. 900 for what he did
Who was to pay him. be does not dis.
etO3o. ifif ttlftTts. ftf Eltf4rrs fflt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18

DHlLLlPS & DEVOR,
Il ATTORSErS IND COUNSEL ORS.
o1c-. in Room No. ., mp stairs, wrstvrvrit Block,
PLrMOrTH IND.
Win practice in tn. Courts Of Narsha. k"~iu-ko. Eik
joseph Lsrsrtc. Lake. Pulaski Stark,
fu.a. and adjoining counties; and ion all cf ~hth PER
ssna attea.n will - given TO matters of collection.
REFERExcEs.
=. Cslx Sath nj. Ind. j. u. pcfrces, Washington;
n xs,, alLuxh TT Maya: J. +. Jones, Iniauspvli-;
,. n Dsftecs. Gssh-n. Ind r. L. 0ss,rne. LaFcrt~.
= W. Sa-rsurn, Louis; j. r. Rounds Chicago, IN.
mchzS sltf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18
WOULD NOT COM

= The Committee made efforts to ascertain
If any improper inducements were offered
or paid 20 procure the present location of
the Prison. and for that purpose issued .
subpoOna for Chsncy p Blair. the grantor
Of the land ct Michigah City, who. howev-
cr, could not begos before the committee
He would have been more likely to have
known it If thers wero snys thing Of the
kind than any Other psrsosgd .smsa 81 8
HASN'T THE stats BEEN CHEATED IN 1HE
- LAND? s - 80 Il
The Conmittee deem it highly neoessa-
Vlto bring g the atteption Of the Legis.
laturs The peculiar torn and wording Of
the deed to the State for the one hundred
acre! oflsnduPop which The prison is To-
zetoa ,zI ga tre,f.;f.f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18
WANTS A NICE RESIDENCE.

The evidence before the committee shows
that when the Directors were about loca-
ting the prison at Fl. Wayne. at least one
Of their number (Mr. Mullen) made over
lures to persons at Ft. Wayne for private
gain. because of their favoriug the location
at that point. and that Mr. Mullen demand.
ell that they procure and donate to him
the residence of Col. Spencer. mt that place.
Of about the value of $1,000. s sd'I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18


Of about the value Of $1,000. s6I
GENERAL BRIBERY AGENT EMPLOYED.
That Mr.. May. the Architect. had offers
made to him for the benefit Of the Direct
ors. because Of their favoring Fort Wayne
as the point Of location. which Mr.. May
at first refused TO receive. The Directors
also told Mr.. May that suoh offers would
be made at the points they would visit
He declared it would be unprofessional for
him to have anything to do with it; but
upon the intimation and threat Of the Di-
rectors that If he did not he would be dis
charged. aud some one "in whom were
combined both qualities" Architeot aud
taking money in that way would be put
in his place, Mr. May, not desiring to Il
discharged. and. as he swesrs, supposing
IL would be an inconsiderable matter con-
ssnted to. and did receive, in cash 3 10. 600,
. note Of $40 900. and . power Of attor.
ney to authorize him to draw 6l0. 900
moro from the State Treasury. making in
ell $50 600. which he swears was received
- bribe. ITO be distributed among the
members Of the Board Of Control and
himself in the sevent that the prison wa.
located at Ft. Wayne" sssssio
BRIBERY AGENT uxREAsoSABLY HONEST.
1t may also be stated that the Directors
deny any completely with this bribe. but
the evidence by disinterested and highly
credible witnesses. from facts and the state
ments of the Directors themselves. show
hovond All reasonable doubt that tbav not
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18
now TO CIT RID OF i ED.

4IIII - ~ tIf -
Finally, after several days negotiation
between the parties. the Governor, Dircc-
tors. Talbot 4 Co.. and Mr.. Rsgot, who
was : partner in DunIap's bid. it was
agreed that Tslb = should pay Bagot 81.
600 to withdraw his name as partner from
Duplsp's bid; and B: +. Mullen, one OF
the Directors, paid eyerin cash to Hsgot.
$500, and took the receipt for il. in 1tha
pane, Of Talbot & Co.. and WAS 70 psy the
other $500 TO- Bagot on tbs ,foll,winc
Tuesday Thst when The time arrived fcs
paymept. B. r, Mullen refused to pay The
money to Bagot on The ground. that his
brQther Alex. Mullen. was, also partner
ar the Dunlap bid, and that, $500 should
go to him epd although B, r. Mullen
sweers. fiat be took the last $500. aud
paid i oreE e his brother, Jet there is.good
reason to beljeye thst such ,sas. not The
fact. but that Re Was ssersf partner in the
Dunlap bid and retained the $500 himself;
and most likely B. T. Mailer. .sas the real
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18
A CLEVER GOVERNOR.

In this situation Of the bids. (no con-
tract yet closed. at least part Of the
Directors. and the Governor, combined.
and went to work to induce punlap's bid
to be Withdrawn. or vacated: the Govern
or visiting the parties, and seemingly do.
ing all in his power to bring about such q
result. - l1fa ef'- -Hi f09ey'f zileTf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18

|DiaeFsncein favor Dunlap's bid So ,Q9s 33
Mr. Dunlap's evidence and estimates.
are strongly dcorroborated by Other wit
ncssess. who are sworkmen. builders and
architectss mo1l zo'fssc faissis xlnen