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ALL parties having any claim or
III claims against the Estate of
William Beech decd, are requested
to render the same to the undersign-
ed for payment.
FRANCIS B. DUBOIS.
st. Croix 10Th February 1866.
, 1866-03-02

ROSen0rn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
Trouble I'm the Democratic
Gnnn

| The last Democrat, i, some comments upon the
result of the recent Corporation election in this
place, thus aludes to 4 couple Of rebellious sub
jscts Of the great Plymouth Democratic Tycoon:
"Another feature in the matter was the attempt
on the part OF one or two democrats, who had
been looked up TO leaders in the party to throw
tirebrands into the nominating Convention on Sat
urday and to create dissatisfaction with she nomi-
nees. We regret that this attempt WAS to some
extent successful. and the disorgsnsz.rs have the
satisfaction OF knowing that they have done al
they could for the success Of republicanism and
the overthrow Of democracy in this place. What
their friendsin'the country willthink of THAR de-
mocracy we are not advised. but Of this We Are
sure. democrats here rstrh tie such democracy At
its true value"
IL is understood that tie above shot was aimed
at Hon NJ. A. o. Packard and another indi vdual
not quite so prominent at present, who h,ppsne d
to be standing in line with him. Mr. P was 90
unfortunate as to fall under the dspleasurs OF the
great Plymouth Democratic Tycoon and bis body
guard. Osborne, Van and the Court house clique,
couple of years ago, because he thought proper
to oppose Tycoon's nomination for Congress, and
his death was Immediately determined on, we un-
derstand. Whether the Tycoon sent him word to
tain it is. b has not occupied any prominent po-
ltical position since. and from the intinations in
the above extract. We guess the Tycoon has Issued
the order for his decapitation. We are not caring
bit; but we are little surprised at the meeknes'
with which Mr.. P. submits TO his fste. Il may be
he thinks il would be folly or madness to contend
against such odds. but my man in his situation
wouiI Gks Eitz 1amoc
Some ono, come all, fins rock shall hy,
From its tirm base, as soon rs L."
Tycoon. We think. is a little apprehensive Of
musny the part OF Mr. P. and his friends agains,
his assumed authority in the party hence has been
trying to give P. away to the Republicans; bu,
tho Republicans notS elieving in either black or
white slavery, or slavery fany kind, have not felt
disposed to recognize Tycoon's assumed ownership
OF Mr.. P. and the Democratic party Of Marshall.
When Mr. P. wishes to leave the bogu. Democrat
&c party and oin the great purity of liberty. equali
~. justice and progress, he will find no one
row minded q. to attempt to prevent him from
working out his political salvation. Whatever
personal faults Mr.. P. may have they would soon
be corrected by association with better men. But
whatever course in this rsspec. Mr.. Pa conviction,
may determine him to pursue, be has the ability
TO make tycoon and his prime Minister Osborne,
tremtle in their boots whenever he determines TO
do so. Doubtless all that ha, prevented him from
turning upon bis tormen.ors, ere this. has been the
desire to preserve the hArmony Of the party.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
Conventional Convention.

Some Of the Republican papers in this District
have spoken about the propriety OF determining
upon the time and place of holding the next Re-
publican Congressional convention. We have
conferred with ssme Of our friends here. and ~ 10
the time all seemed 10 think the last Of June OF
first Of July would be soon enough. In regard to
the place. all agreed that w.n.sah was the mos.
central and the most accessible to the entire Dis
trict Of any other point. The sccomm ndstions a
wanatah are ample. They have tive, If not three
good hotels, and . large warehouse which the
Convention can occupy il necessary. Wanataf
will accommodate Fulton Marshall, Stark, Porter
Lake, and all the counties south OF them much
better than any point north. east west Of there
AMI would be nearly a. convenient TO st. Joseph
and L. Porte as wessrllle,-th only other point
as yet mentioned.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

American Manufactures-theA American
Watch Co. OF Waitham. Mass.-Every one
knows that the mechanism Of the best msnufacto-
ries Of this country rnequaled in any other part
Of the world. The genius OF American mechanics
produced tile cotton gin. the mechanical reaper
and mower, the sewing machine, and lat but not
least, the wonderful machinery Of the American
Watch Company Of waltham. This Company
was established in 1850. and has grown in proper
tons which entitle it to 4 first rank among the
manufacturing enterprises OF the New World. IL
employs bet Ssen 900 and 900 artizans Of supsri-
or skill and character, and q large and thriving
town has grown up in ils vicinity. The factory
covers over shree acres Of groupd. and as illus
trat;o1 Of its extent. we may mention that IL il
supplied with more than 60 miles Of iron pipes and
produces an aggregate Of nearly $4,000 watches
per annum. The founders Of this Company believ-
ed that the same delicate mechanical processes
which had produced such ably perfect results
in larger machines, might be applied with even
greater advantages 10 the production Of the watch
The foreign time pieces are made principally BY
hand. and except when Of high cost, imperfect
article, often out OF repair. and OF little value
the result. Abroad, these mysterious and inf
Intestinal organs which. when aggregated, produce
the watch. are the fruit Of slow and tolsoms manu-
al processes. In the results. there must oil
course be lack of that perfect uniformity which ID
indispensable for correct time keeping. The con.
sttuent parts Of the American watch. on the 9th 81
hand. are fashioned by the most delicate and accu-
rate machinery. Wheels. pinions; springs, screws
absolutely uniform in weight. circumference, di
mehsions, and in every possible particular, are
turned out in myriads by unerring fingers Of steel
and their proper combination and adjustment b,
skilful workmen have given the Company its high
reputation. It's watches not onlp 90 with the trade
and 90 in the pockets OF 30 0O1 people, but the
% right and 90 everywhere --Erciaq5s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
jeff Davis and Wife.

Washington letter ofs Phila ielphi, paper
written as is understood bv of the attaches oil
one Of the Presidential organs Washington, con,
tains the following paragraph under date OF the
9th. with reference to Mrs. Davis. and. evidence
against her husband of completely in the assassin
alton of Mr.. Lincoln: "a gentleman who has
read this eviden-e informs me tina! il did not con.
tain a single fact that would have been though,
sufficient by the President or any other fair mind
cd man 70 order the trial sought II is understood
that Mrs. Davis is nov 10 remain with her hus.
band till bis fate is decided one way or the other
She is said to be in possession Of ample means
which will enable her to remain at the Fortres
without being an additional burden upon she Gov.
ernmant"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
w. n. TLACE. TrssIus
E. G.. McCoLLUM. Secretary.

Senator Sherman, Of Ohio. has introduced loan
bill into the Senate, which is attracting general
approbation. Ii provides for the consolidation OF
the entire public debt OF tho United States into
FIVE pOr cent bonds. running thirty years, princi-
pal and interest payable in COIN Il also provides
ssat the amour, of interest saved by the substtu-
ton Of hre for six per cent shall DO applied TO the
payment Of the principal the debt. And in lieu
or the sinking fund pro- ded for by the act OF Feb
ruary IS, 1862 A, ,:a.t $40 OG, 600. including the
savings Of interest shall be annually appropriated
to the payment Of the principal Of the Nas.ooai
debt. The New York Evening Post calculates
that the annual saving az interest. which would
be affected by change from six per cent. TO
Ave per cent would give US a sinking fsnd. which
would pay of the whole OF our National debt in
thirty six and q hall years.
The Law provides that these Ave per cent. bonds
must be negotiated at par. and in order to render
this certain, il is provided that these bonds shall
be exempt from all manner Of taxation, Federal
IS well a. State and municipal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

one man say to another to-day, 'you are now like
the lrishmans jacksss; you can boiler but you
can't vote" The Republican Banner Of the 4th
inst is out in "gol buster" which it common
ces in the following mild (D language: "At fifteen
minutes before eleven o'clock yesterday morning
mark the day, the hour and the minute with
black stone-the Senate Of Tennessee completed
the deep dsmnation Of legislative infamy, began
in she House of Representatives.. by th. passage
Of the Franchise bill" Such is the Malignant
spirit with which the true. patriotic. Union loving
people Of the South are hated. Such 10 the spirit
that is famed and encouraged by the Northern
Copperheads. who would glory in seeing il kindled
into another rebellion to bring war and bloodshed
upon the country.
Yours Truly,
HOOSIER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
respectfully submitted.


A. c. CAPRON. Treasurer.
The above report after being carefully examined
by the Board is found to be correct, and the same
is hereby approved: and the clerk 10 ordered TO
have the same published for two week. successive
~. NJ. II. RICE, President.
A. c. CAPRoN, Clerk"
It would have been . great deal more sasisfac-
tory had the report been little more specifs in
some respects For instance we should like to
know, and other tar payers would also, We ina
gine, how much the lssky cis.ern that will hold 10
water. cost; or rather will not hold more than 10
or IA inches depth Of water. and which comes in
from the bottom. We tried 10 FAD out from the
above repor. how much it cost but could not with
any certainty. The nearest approximation VIC can
make to il 10 that the Fire Department. Cistern
and Engine. including the 81 500 paid on the
bonds Issued for the purchase Of the Engine, cost
4i.l35 81, or. 81 ,635 81 for Cis,ern and Fire
Department. We presume it will be safe TO say
that the Cistern has cost already 81 900. and
equally safe to say that will require frther out
lag Of at least $500 to max. IS useful, or answer
[he purpose for which il uas designed. The idea
Of the Engine Company Cling the Cistern with
water Is amusing to think Of. The member. may
possibly &c II once. but the second time never
consequently pipes will have to he laid that il
will fill from the surrounding buildings, otherwise
IL will be found empty when needed. But to re-
turn to the report We should also been pleased
to know exactly how much the officers Of the Cor
poratior cost the people, and how much we had to
pay to keep the wind in the sckly Democratic Or
gan across The way. Had been little more sFs-
cifc in these respects il would have been much
more satisfactory to the taxpayers. IL is true il
would have cost few dollars more, but their or
gan doubtless needs it,-at least it might have en-
<bls9 is TO make more respectable showing in It's
report next year Of its income. According to its
rates FOR inserting leg. advertising it will charge
SIS At least for publishing the above twice; which
IS double what i: ought to be il its circulation
Double what II is.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
Acquitted.

Col. Jacques, who accused Of causing tae
death Of . Mrs. Williams last winter at Louisville
Ky. by procuring an abortion. was tried the past
week and acquitted by the jury Without leaving
their SEATS
In the case Of DR.. Neuland. who murdered
Madison Evans at Bedford. few weeks since. the
case having been removed to Floyd county. the
jury returned verdict Of not guilty. after an ab-
sence Of about three hour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
Universal Suffrage I'm the Terri
tories.

bill passed the House Tuesday. amending the
organic law of the Territories of Nebraska, Col
orsdo, Dakotah. Montana, Ws,hoe, Idaho, Arszo-
na. Utah and New Mexico. Il contains one Sec
ten Of general interest and ofspecia significance
which was agreed to BY a ro!e Of 10 to &c, and 10
rs follows:
"SEcrrox 9.-1nd b. Rfuytler enacted. That
within the Territories aforesaid there shall be no
denial of the elective franchise to citizens OF the
United States because of ,ace or color and all per-
shall be equal before the law. and all act. or
parts of acts either of Congress or the Legislative
Assemblies of the Territories aforesaid. inconsist
ent with this provision are hereby declared null
and void" -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

Tie Senate in executive session on the 10Th
confirmed the nomination of Mr.. Sm,the as Col
lector Of New York, as well as that OF Gen. Knipe
as Postmaster at Harrisburg. No serious oprosi
ton Was made to either. and the confirmation
of each was made without a yea and nay vote.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Capture Of a Fort by Indians
Tho Garrison MassaCred.

SAX FRaScIsco, May Ga special messenger
arrived yesterday at Los Angeles, bringing de-
spa.ch from the commander Of Fort Grant. to G. en-
Mason. announcing that Fort Goodwin, Arizona,
had been taken b, 1000 Indians, and the garrison
numbering l24 persons. nusacred, with one ex-
ception, and the fort burned. The man who ss-
capped Was out hentiEg At the tino. and Witnessed
the commetien from a distance. He the fort
burning and heard the firing Of guns during the
fight. which lasted nearly an hour IL is supposed
the Indians gained admission to the fort under the
prstsxt Of entering into treaty OF peace which
General Mason had instructed the commander Of
the fort TO make
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

The L,porte County Agricultural Society will
hold an Exhibition Of Sheep and Sheep Shearing
on the Fair Grounds. in the City Of Lsporte. on
Saturday, June ?, 1896, commencing at lC
o'clock A. NJ.
Ii is desirable that the entries be made By 10
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day. Entries can DO made
with the Secretary at any time previous 70 sse day
of Exhibition.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

Major General R. Fl. Milroy. returned home
from his absence in Tennessee, on Friday last
He il in hns health he seems to think tha,
Pre.idsn, Johnscn's rscchsssucted pets have not
had their natures essentially changed BY his re-
modelling They are yet very much like wolves
in a trap. harmless because they cannot help it,
mot conquered but overcome" is . fsvorits prov
srb with them. Blu. il they are satisfied with the
licking they got, kicked in their rear from Cairo "a
to the Atlantic ocean. the North need not com
plain. --Rsnssals1 Telegraph.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
PRIZES TO BE AWARDED.

CLASS I.-DUCKS.
Best Fleece. weight and quality Of wool and
symmetry Of sheep considered. ..-...$5 20
pared to weigh, ofsheep. ..,............ 5 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

The La Porte Herald Of Saturday says: A. Fl.
Sheldon of that place. has been tried By the U. 8.
Court, and sentenced to ten years confinement in
he PeDi.entiary for robbiDg the mails.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

JEFF Davis has been indicted for treason in the
U. 8. District Court of Virginia. at Norfolk. and
will be tried, it is said, at the present term. We
predict his aequittal- The object Of trying him
BY jury OF sem-secsssionists. the only kind that
will be accepted By the defense, is to acquis him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
CLASS II-EWkS.

Best Fleece. weight and quality Of wool and
symmstry Of sheep considered. ..,......
Best Fleece, quality and weight oil same com.
pared to weight OF sheep. 5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
AUcTIoNEERING.

The undersigned Experienced Auctioneer legs leav
to inform the public that he has taken out License
Pzhlic Auctionecr and will ali sales i'm all parts of tn
cesaty, reasonable He may be found at Par
kers Livery Stable except when professionally absent
may l., lsG6-29;f JOHN BOfES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
YoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
NELSON TRUSLER,
Of Fayette.
FER AUDITOR or STATE. -
THOMAS B. MCCARTHY,
or Wabash.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
CIV. NATHAN KIMBAbL,
OF Martin.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DELANA R. WILLIAMSON,
OF Putnam.
Fep :rPERrSrExpENT OF PUBtSc INSTRUCTION,
GEORGE w. II OSS,
of Marion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

Persons can compete for any Of the above pre- :
miums, by becoming members Of the Society.
Competition 10 open to all, and "a cordially invi-
ted from nsighborng couBtes. and especially
from Porter, Marshall st. Joseph, Ind, and Berri-
en- Mich.
Ii is the design of tbs Executive Officers OF the
Society to make the occasion one Of interest, not
ONLY in carrying ont the above plan, but also as .
GENERAL MARKET DAY. to which end, ALL
having Stock or Farm Property Of any description
for sale. requested to bring il to the Grounds
on that day, without charge--except for individu
ais that buyers and sellers may. meet for business
and be mutually benefited.
GEach individual admission will be ten cents u.
Persons desiring can purchase Season Tickets for
ST. 90. which will admit the entire family TO all
the Exhibitions OF the Society during the year
1866.
A Victnaling Stand will be upon the ground,
where refreshments be obtained.
w. A. PLACE, President.
E. G. McCoLLUx. Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

CLASS wi YEAR OLD EWES.
Best Fleece. quality aud weight OF wool and
symmetry OF sheep considered. .......... 5
Beat Fleece. weight sndquali;y Of same CON-
pared ~ weighs cf sheep, 0
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
Convicted.

The President has vetoed ti,s bin admitting Col
orado into the Union.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

CLASS I'LL YEAR OLD BUCKS.
Best Fleece. quality and weight OF wool aud
symmetry OF shsep considered. ......,.. S
Best Fleece. quality and weight of same COM
pared TO weight Of sheep. )
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

TESTS OF MERIT IN SHEARING
1--AppeArance Of sheep after shearing.
2--Condition Of fleece, whether whole or torn
or hacked.
3.-Facility with which sheep are handled.
4.--Tims required for shearng.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

Form OF Sheep.
2.-Weigh, OF fleece, according 10 weight Of
sheep.
3.-Ou.lity of fleece. and uniformity of same
in all its parts.
4-Condi,ion of fleece, whether clean, oily, or
otherwise foul.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

MERCHANTS CELRBRArxp GARG
vl LING OIL, an indispensable article for the Farm
err propretors OF Livery Stables and owners Of Steel
generally. Beware OF counteriei.s. 7e-
.-eI "a 7, A. LEMON, AoKrT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17

TESTS BY WHICH JUDGES ARE T
MAKE AWARDS ON SHEEP AND
FLEECES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-17
CLASS V.--SWEEPST

CLASS VII.
Best box or machine for doing up wool...... 2 on
ID best do. do do do....... / %
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-17
Sl,SSS,5552o

The average cost per mile is given a. follows ::
In the Middle Atlantic States. SOL .679 in the
Pacific States, S5O, 539; in the New England
States. S+0,199 in the North Interior States,
S59,99S in the Gulf States, 500. 90f and in
the five Southern Atlantic States. 81, log.
MEN FURNISHED FOR THE WAR.-The Secra-
tary of War. in compliance with i resolution Of
the House of Representatives. has furnished 4
statement of the number of volunteers called for
by the President at various periods. The first
call was for 5000 the second. in July. 1864,
for 500 600, and the third, in December, for
900. 600. nnmeIv.-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-17
BLANKS.

DIANE FORMS OF AGREEMENT Be
- tween Masters and S-rvau,s-the only authorized FORM
Prir" Si.OO per Dozen.
-. sale ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-17

2,l2S,O4l
Ehis information was called for to facilitate
the business Of the special committee on the war
debt OF the loyal States, to whom it has been
referred.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-17

RAILROADS ~ TIE UNITED STATEs.-The Rat
road Journal gives the following statistics of the
number of miles of railroad in the United States,
and their cost per mile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-08
@ermania : Observation-Disclosures
@esenfdhaff Don Wer-sHarrf.

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8srFteruHsS : e.tgiGafi btnselentt. Gas baen
Capital btr @tfegftaft betr6gt 3ur Sci.
$S0n, 0nOt
Hab "a bsftnb.t R9 auberbem etn tlsttrF5us ses
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tit ben pdnhen Der gee1ihaft.
actfonen. bic nntcr a%nnebmbat.n ssbinsanstn Be
fttbnnI irgenb welder art, Waareu, 2anbtiuier &c,
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BEN gQtuten str 9eelifat! in Baltimore.
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9~eseulbet benz Dotalnte,
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SOB. 6. & ; t., 5str.
S~etsLANttn IN s~atttmorei
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-08
@nrmtn ftiAki

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n,ertpirSise. olsiuHSt etce, rtuiraIifiret6e. ~ttdfiata'
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tcrri0elpeu lei@ieren Ssrnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-08

S.a.-!L I.FIf e.. r.

SeArst6 bat befhfoFRn, msrgtlGe
Wobrfaetn In @enetieu ju ergrsifeu.
Die 9tefctm Bin lit TN unterbaufe 6e8
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men burh9eaan9eu.
Ole Nadr6ten aus Geutihtavb ftnb
tpiperipreGeseer Natur. 5sian be8t Be
flrAtunaen pe9sn Der ge3ie1urgen swt
fHeu Seitreta unb Staltep F, bic ttalisnt'
l9e Jte9terun9 ftelt jsbp0 fTtegsrtf4e Ge,
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9aRaElsheriJt.
2tSerpopL 2s. 2lprtt. Der
beutt9e @erfauf ron 8aHmno1e betr69t
5000 8Guen; Ter Ndrtt In H0u, unb bic
Sretie setgen Naiguns gum Gagen.
2pnbpn, Is. 4prtt. Gpnfots
86B - 86f; Ser. Ct 5.20er COTTON.