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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
Terms of Adycrfising:

One square of 900 ems, or less, three
weeks, or less, SI.50; each additional inser-
ton thirty y-three cents. Larger advertise
ments in proportion. Less than halt square
counted as half square; over half a square
counted as a whole square.
Local Notices 10 cents line for one inser-
lion. or 20 cents a line for three Insertions.
Sdsiness Cards. one year, ten lines 50 : 90
Business Cards, six months, ten lines. 500
Quarter column, three months, ... 500
six months. 1900
4" i" twelve months 5000
bSpecial notices % per cent additional,
and local notices or a. reading matter 80 per
cent additional.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
The Advertisers Gazette"
Sewing Machines Repaired.

vNHE undersigned will repair Sewing Ma
II chimes and put them in the best running
order, on liberal terms, if brought 20 his shop.
dec 81 A. CUTSHAW.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
New Livery and Feed Stable,
VIM. SCOFlELD PrOp'r,

Corner of Leporte AMI Walnut Sts..
PLY MOUTH. IND.
splendid lot Of Horses, Carriages. Buggies, &c.
10 bs hired at all times
ns- Passengers conveyed to any part Of the eOun-
n reasonable terms
So Csii aud stock before hiring.
Sept. -, lSjj-nisu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
A. CUTSH AW,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR

las opened shop above J. VI. Dale & Co.'s'store.
II (entrance through the stcrr.) where he is pre-
pared do all work in his line short notice and
in the best and latest styie.
Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
emitting doue short notice and for reasonable
prices dec p Is6G-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
A. G.. Capron,
Alto NEY AND NOTARY,
A Nd
War Claim Agent.
once fn Brownlee's Brick Block,
PLYMOUTH, IND. [l9

Doctor W. N. Bailey
RESPECTFULLY tenders his professiS nal seryic-
}. TO tn. public.
e~ ~Once At his resid~nce he west side of
Michigan street, ird door north of Bank.
may 3I, 1s66-ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

Tive Bridges Swept Away BY the Ice--kup-
posed Loss Of Lifc-Railrsad Cemmmuiea.
tt0n Destroyed, DC.

Tive Bridges Swept Away BY the Ice--kup-
posed Loss Of Lifc-Railrsad Cenmwuiea.
'icn Destroyed, &c.
The railroad bridge Long Bridget the Potomac
river at this point together with the newly CONSTITUENCIES
railroad bridge were very seriously damaged this morn
ing by breaking up of the above The city, which
Carried everything before IL
II is stated that number Of persons were lost while
crossing the bridges. but no particulars have yet
transpired.
The leo gorge bryan to a. halfpas six ant q
beer A. NJ there was not vcstigo Of either bridge
All II sHE
coure susfh communication with the South To- Of
Much damage by this route.
ing up Of the ice. wQred in Georgetown by the break
inches thick. The what was from twelve to fourteen
ice pressing against and nnewerc overlooked snd the
their Foundations. For miles,eem lifted them IRON
sents the appearance OF imnPoiomac river pre-.
with here aud there high banks Of te. ploughea nod
CAUGHT upon rocks and Increased hegns 10 have
ceng water left the icebcrgs standing abovi The re-.
surface number of nshermcn's boats DO rough
probably crushed under the Ice a, poins ana
mast OF pleasure boat protrudes above the leo s.N.
| aqueduct and small soop was lifted from the river
and laid upon the wharf.
Tho pack carried away three schooners from the
nclsbporhood Of the Long Bridge one OF which Is badly
| damaged, but all we're subsequently, secured Iona
boat was MISC cat through and sank The ice is packed
IN ca o. Ave or six est hgn along the <
OF the Washington channel, aud tho current is Ing
over the Aas at fearful rate carrying down ,imbe's OF
AT the steamboat wharyes the pressure Of tho pack
sharp that fears aimed that tho boats
would be swept out IN the jam aud crushed or eerousy
damaged therein
Steam accordingly got up rpon them, and efforts
are being made to worx them roand 70 sheltered posi-
ton lower down 4~ .-..
Tho body tue aud timber " blocked MP ., Elev.
en,h street wharf The water sac INTO The city canal
With rush and suddenly raised the banks dIips
The cellars the south eide Of tile avenue carrying
away lumber from tho canal banks and doing consider.
able damage
despatch from Harpers Ferry. received At The ofics
Of the Collector Of Chesapeake and Ohio canal an.
Douncss that tie water there subsding, harm dons
aud The bridges all safe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

Lana Aorslih Patterson salisbury, sherman. frumbuii
Wade, Wiley, Williams Wilson aud lates-A
AssEsi on Nor vorirc-MessrA Anthony, Catten Cowan
Cresswet Fretnghuysen 0utErie, Hesm.th, Hye Riddle
and Sprasue-W.
So the bill was lost
Mr. HARRn, trep.) Of N Y, originally voted in the
Affirmative bat changed his vote for the purpose Of
ablng him 70 enter motion 70 reconsider.
The Senate then. ~ I'VE o'clock, adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
THIRTY-N1HTH CONGRESS.


SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. 1907.
rxrTTIoxs
Petitions for increased pay OF army officers for equal
CIVIL and political rights in North Carolina for an In
creased tariff &C, presented and appropriately re.
ferrcd
rsorycrror oy TRAITS OF rnE pravs
hf soasnL- trep Of Ma, offered rssocton calling
upon the Secretary Of War 70 inform the Senate "
Ton - sherman has issued any orders for tho protec-
'nsm nature. u wss ADOPTED.
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AID Fca TINE caErAns.

Bosrox, Feb. s, 1897
The following telegram received this morning from
Liverpool bv Dr. s G. Howe President VI the Greek Re
lief COMMITTEE
The Hellenic OF Liver pool you
their grateful thanks tho BoGton New York commit
tees AMI the American people for their sympathy behalf
u ,he destitute families u the fighting bc.y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
A@e ias bly,.

ALBANY feD o, 1901,
The entire morning hour Of the Assembly
pied in the consideration OF private claim bill.
The Quarantine bill referred back to she Commit
tee on Commerce and Navigation
communication was received from John A. Rrlt,
Greek Consul in New York, expressing the thanks %
the Hellenic community Of Liverpool the Boston and
New York communities and the American people, fos
their sympathes with the Cretans.
The Assembly voted recess until this evening
The Assembly met At half past P. NJ.
BILLS ADVANCED TO THE THIRD READING.
To consolidate the Buffalo and state Line Railfoae
with the Erie and state Line Railroad; TO incorporate
the laborefs Protective Union Of West Troy; auoix
ing Me Long Island Railroad Company to increase ito
capital stock to prohibit the execution Of criminals IN
the court houses OF Orange county; requiring the
delaware and Hudson Canal Company 10 con.
strnct bridge across their canal IN Port Jsryis:
incorporating the German Misson Heuse Association OK
the port Of Now York. ~a, \,
buffalo STREET. RAiIAoADa
Mr.. BURRows presented remopserance from Che Bur.
fso Common Council aeanst increase Of fare on rne.
Niagara street railroad, AMI his motion the bill was
referred back 70 the Railroad Committed n
TIE GRINDING COMMITTEE
The Speaker announced the following addit ioual mem
beH ON. the Grinding Committee :--hessrs Burrows
Bergman, Ccveii Ballard, Boyd wyst and Starr. Sea-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


senate.
- ALpIvy, Feb. Q, 1851,
Mr. Cso,vsxy presented petition asking for an in.
crease Of tN numer Of piers and sips In the canal
district In New York.
kyIs IMPORTED ysvoaApzv.
10 enabie Edwvd Cvnard 70 hold and convey rssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

TO TO THOMAS Il. A0HEws GREENWICH AMI.
VI hrrrny streets where you will fnd teas concee nsis
Yori. Ono price hoise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
INDIAN ASrAr~

-, fRArEYoRr, Feb B. 1891
a. u Sovef, o. oven county. vas Today aominnled
a. cana nate Tor Congress- In the Filth district. Mr.
Grover youBg maa, and has served with distncien
In ne keDsucN L~sshsars he native Of The Sssss
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io--yeas 10, nays 70, ~ follows
ysAsnsessrs Chandler, crssp. rcss FOWLER, Howard,
Lsns. Poneroy, sumner wsds and xil.ou--i0
Davis Dion. poo,i.ss ssmnns cennssS gcw.n'
harris Henderson Hendricks Howe, johnson, kirkwoot
ssusenry sherman s'swsr, ysL winkie. wioy. Williams
Mr. EpsuSps, trep.l VI W. offered an amenirnent A
prcviso that all citizens the United states petioDlng
TO be declared bankrupt shall le an oah OF allegiance 10
the United states with their peion. Asreea 10.
Mt hsSpkRsos moved 10 amend by making the mini
mum OF indebtedness for which Voluntary bankruptcy
may be instituted $1,000 instead Of 1900 Az In the bill
OF the House. Agreed to
Mr. Foee moved TO insert 500 instead Of $500 In the
place alluded 10. Dissgrcoi 70 h, yeas 10 NAYS 70
The bill was then taken OF the Committee OF the
Whole and reported 10 The seua,e.
following
And In All rruceeinss bankruptcy commenced after one
year from ,s time ihi act snail 70 into aperson no
per ci,fas sysins, his state 1,lsss tbs
ssssn, 70 whung q nsus n number and value Of his
or before the time OF application Tor discharge
MT BrcsArEw moved 20 amssd the text OF The above
~ striking OUT the words commenced after year
disagreed 20.
The question was then On striking out the clsuss az
above quoted. The amendment agreed 10, and the
clause Nas stricken out
MT. HkNpRrcxs, tden.l Of Ind moved "a strike ont
ne PROVISION requiring the registers Of krupcy 10 be
appointed upon the nomuatoD and Recommendation Of
ns 1"eI Sns'Se o. ne supreme Court Of The United
NJ wdsos said iha, be intended 10 vote .ssinsf the
nh because " the amendment adopted this afternoon
House. " 80 -
AFTER further discussion by Messrs Cowsn and sum.
ncr. the vote on the bill taken as foiiows:--
rs.s-Sessrs Chsndler Conness DIXON. Dooi'ssle Ed
scDousaii Norsan, Norssn, foisas. po%srcy Ramsay
IVA ss,s ssSws. s0 Tsssr sad Wan
V0W'sr enmsA hArrs Mcpherson. Bssdrishs kiskvscS
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essase 20 amend ne charter Of the New York Eciecsis
Assq1dation increasing the powers OF legislative com-
1nmas relative 70 Father Mathew Temperance Society,
Brooklyn; 10 incorporate the Masonic ball Assocaiiea
Of wstsrtown; 70 amend The charter Of EimiA
HLL NOTICED.
Mr. Last gave notice Of bill TO incorporate camp
meeting sssoc,aloa Of the Nsshodss Church Of NsW
York.
Sy M. PARsoSs-To create Department Of Charities
By Mr.. + MusrEr-io incorporate the New Yora
Yacht and Jockey Club
By Mr.. LEn-Appropriaiing 1920 for payment Of
Harbor Commissioners report Of 1856 and 1857. +.
by Mr.. KLr4-Relatve 10 the compensation Of esecu
trustees Il anthorlzos them TO charge not s1cssdlns
ten per cent for collecting and paying ou receiving and
Br mr. % county oc,. 20 furnish
more fully and speedily the Senators OF the State With
the criminal statistics Of their respective counties
PASSED.
Abolshpg the Board Of EXCISE Commissioners -
For The relief Of l. J. Bozsoni and Daniel d Lord,
New York.
Amending act relative 10 clerks in the Kings County
Amending the charter Of Odd Fellows Hall Assacias
tlon. New York.
TO reduce the expense Of maintaining prisoners IN
Incorporating Engine Company No 2. town OF Win
field, Queens county.
Mr. Low moved the appointment Of select committees
TO inquire into the lottery gift enterprise lately hello
IN New York LOT the alleged Doneht 0 tno orphans OF
deceased soldiers and report also whether the sasDe
was In contravention Of law. Mr. Low said he bad
ceived letter FROM distinguished onicer, who writes
him that unless the Legislature takes action IN the
premises the Institution for whose benefit u osten
bly, started and carried out vii, not get dollar Of the
large amount realized.
Mr. FoLeER thought proper reference OF the resoln
ton would be to tho Grand Jury Of New York Every
body knows, ought TO know, that all lotteries or 2t
enterprises contrary 10 law.
MessTs ANDREWS and LENT understood that the poles
authorities Of New York have taken cognizance Of the
matter. and they doubted Q remedy will 10 applied
II any remedy can be = uDd
Tho resolution was'withdrawn
NORTH BRANCH CANAL
Mr.. FoLGgR moved The concurrent resolution request
Ing the Legislature OF Pennsylvania amend declare
It's existing laws relative to the North Branch Cana
as TO do away with the ganty discriminating tolls
now enforced against citizens of our State. IL wa
adopted.
THE METROPOLITAN HEALTH BILL
Tho bill amending the Metropolitan Health Hill was
considered AZ length Committee OF the Whole, Dut
without amendment. Progress reported, and tho
bill referred back TO the Judiciary tommittee.
COAL TOLLS JUNCTION CANAL.
Mr. FoLcEa offered the following resolution
Resoived. That be referred tho Standing Committee
on Canals inquire by what right the Junction
Two and bali cents per ton mile coal passing through
T. and whether there any power the legislature
state 10 compel reduction thereof
The Senate then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
SECRETARY McCuLLOCH.

The administration of the Department of the
Treasury under Mr.. McCulloch has given general salts
faction TO the country The financial problem which
presented itself for solution in difficult and
perpexing. The abes statesmen here and abroad were
appalled, the magnitude Of debt the uncertainty Of
our credit and the possible failure Of for
taxation. Mr.. McCuoch found the tables OF his Office
loaded with unpaid acquisitions for hundreds of millions
of dollars and the army to be paid of fast dis
banded, and the interest on the public debt and the
vastly increased ordinary expenditures o. the Govern
ment be provided for But I'm an incredibly brief time
the acquisitions met, and the army paid, and the
debt brought under process OF redneuon. Next,
as 20 the currency. 1t was vital question
whether it should be reduced or Increased In
Volume onnjQns huctated upon thatsuDlech Congress
s ct oSUg Df Pg Phe bps indications Of
public feeling The Secretary may perhaps have moal
lvered but be has settled upon line OF policy when
the country understands and approves II viii secure us
from further imitation, ana from sudden and nls m &
contraction IL belongs to the present secretary 10 su
tain and carry through his financial system. But a
change Of system would be as hazardous rs swap
ping horses while fording river" The apprehension
of change OF measures, following change OF Ministers
would be destructive Of that confidence which 80 ncces
say for our permanent prosperity and which we are now
slowly recovering The coming long session OF Congress
will be occupied with the consideration OF the question OF
taxation and n Is known that Mr.. McCullOeh will pre-
sent an improved system, which wil II adopted greatly
promote the interests OF the country. We have
heretofore mentioned also that tho Secretary has
devised mode by which inc eVaslOns OF
the internal revenue and other duties will be pre-
vented. Thus far he has been eminenty successful In
this object by means Of the Metropolitan Revenue Com
and vehement opposition from Radicals In Congress- and
thieves eycrywheIe. The combination formed by parties
interested in defraudng the revenue OF the whisky tax TO
the amount annually, of sOOO0OO0 more, viii not dare
10 labor for the removal OF Mr. McCuoch om the Treas
ury They well afford to pay scores Of millions for IT,
Brt there Is I'm NewYork aud elsewhere, another and
yet atrocous conspiracy for the destruction OF pup
lie credit by false representations OF Treasury frads
and Issues Of bonds The conspatos design 10 run
up gold by their Vaccinations, and TO break down tue
credit Of United States bonds steady and advancing
In Europe. They may in OF immediate retirement
produce panic IN the money market and ennahee tbe
gold premium 10 The highest rates They mghtd deuge
market with returned securities and produce
general commercial and financial revolution, which
would be profitable To them, but most disastrous 10 the
country. Washington Intelgencer 2oth
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
NEw-YoRK TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, ls67-wITH SUPPLEMENT-

He has not yet returned. This command, under MAYOR
Joel H. Elliott. left Fort Wallace for another eXpdiOh
against the Indians the 12th inst We made Two
days march east reaching Monuments Station, on the
Denver Coach Road. Then striking out north, crossed 10
the Saline; down that stream TO within few miles
OF this gude and crossed to this place. for raOns and
forage We leave early tomorrow morning, going north,
and then south TO that place Thus far we have not seen
an Indian nor sign OF one nor IN all probability shall
IL Is the most consummate folly to war with the
Indian during the Summer At that season he goes forth
his pony free and unresraned the wild antelope
The pony feeds upon the grass and everywhere the buf
falO affords food for tho Indian. War an amusement
pastme 10 him We creep along with our great trains
Everything is against The hot weather hard march
ing and want Of water kD horses Aud then, even
IL went out as the Indian he would beat us On tie
Plains he il IN his element-we are out of ours
Tie Cavalry has marched 1900 miles since leaving
Fort Riley last March, and count but six eight
indians that we have killed. The expedition this Sum-
mer has been o predtgiouS failure; any eXpedition
gous failure needle in haysack is as easily found
as an Indian the Plains in summer Ten thousand
deep ravines him from our view lt nn0sspie;
cannot find him, unless he would DC Iouhd Inc VII
ter the season. and the only season OF the year. wnen
we can successfully cope with the Indian Ills pony Is
then poor and without his pony he can neither march,
hunt nor fight. His village can be found on running
stream. He then be successfully attacked Under any
other circumstances IL w be worse than folly TO carry
on war against the Indians on the Plains vigorous
campaign during the months OF February ana Marcn
next would free all the country between the Platte ana
the Arkansas forever, Of hostile Indians capt L. NJ
Hamilton, successful Indian fighter, is at Fort Har-
ker attending c0urtmaral The weather IS very hOt
and dry-h0rfible for marching.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
POLITICAL.

The Yonkeys IN. " Statesman says There is
one man. however, on whom the eyes Of Republicans
have for some time been turned with intense interest,
and that interest increases every day, the his
character and his actions have been scfutnZed This
man Is Schuyler ColfaX OF Indiana As Congressman
Speaker Of the House he has made his marx at once
papaby that fan 10 see IT, There IL freen-
ness Of outspOken honesty Of principle and love or the
Union about him, which has drawn the hearts or
hosts OF Union toward him. His head Is
the powers OF the ono and the impulses Of the other to-
ward the great objecthe securing the legitimate
results OF victory OF the Union over Rebellion. AS
Speaker Of the House he has proved that he Is possessed
respects presents himself before the country as one on
whom the mantle OF Lincoln has fallen. For mastery
summngs OF the issues OF the day. mis- various short
speeches which have been published have never been
with vein OF kind feeling for his opponents IN er-
ror they continually remind us OF Abraham Lin
coin. The Republican party can trust, with unlimited
confidence Schuyler Coax 10 maintain their principles
I'm all their integrity at all hazards and under all ciroum
stances Falthlessness To that Freedom which he loves
with so great love, and Into the yndlcaton or which,
his heart and soul with all the ygOr peculiarly character
isto OF his nature, is impossible with schuyler CoAiax
Contemplating his whole public course, we hnk tnat all
even his political opponents, must feel nstetlVeV that
summed mp what the nation needs in President what
lost the death OF President Lincoln but would again
recover with Schuyler CofaX in the Presidential chair
The annapolis (Md.) Gdsette nomRates Schuy-
Ter Cofax OF Indiana for President aud Senator Cross
well for Vice President
The Oregon Enterprise has the name OF the
Hon Schuyler C0faX at the head OF It's columns iOr
President Should he be nominated, he would receive
almost the unanimous vote OF tile Pacific states
The Democrats of Massachusetts, Will hold
their State Convention at worcester on 4ueSdaN oo'o
l.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Aug. 2o-Noon.-COnsos for money, @lj
United States Five-twenty bonds, 7a3; Erie Railway
shares 45 Illinois Central Railway shares, iis Atlantic
and Great Western Railway shares, Al
AfternoOnCOnsols for money, "a lll6; United states
Fvetwenty bonds, 79l; Illinois Central Railway shares
77, Erie Railway shares 4 Atlantic and Great Western
Consolidated bonds, 21..
Evenng-COnsols closed at "a 11-i6 for money. Amef-
can securities closed at the following rates United state
FIve-twenty bonds weak at 1885, Illinois Central Halfway
shares 7 Erie Railway shares, 46l Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated bonds, q.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 26-Eyening.-Unted states oo"os
closed at II for the issue of 1862.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 26- NOon.-Cott0n quiet. Estimated
sales to-day 1900 bales. Middng UPlands losd; Mid
ding Orleans I'D Wheat, 10 for New Southern apd
10 6 for California. Barley, 81. Corn, ss oats. He
Peas ZIG Cheese. a9' Beef, 1876. Lard, bli9 Pork,
756 Bacon 80 8. Rosin, 7o for Common, ana lsl TOT
Middling TuIlow, Iie. Potashes 81. Spirits Turpeh-
tine 2sl Pctroleum-sprits, SD. Refined, IA Clover
Seed, AL.
Afternoon-The Cotton market is very duh, and tho
sales to-day win not reach 5000 bales Mlddnng Upanos
lisd; MiddIlng Orleans I'D. Breadstuffs are without
change In the Provision market Beef has declined 10
14O and Lard advanced to 5 Pork Bacon, and Cheese
are unchanged In tho Produce market Spirits Turpen
tine has advanced TO S0i and Common Rosn TO 49, Me-
dunn Rosn has declined TO 49, No change III other aru
cles.
Evening-The Cotton market has been inactive and
closed Ill at decline OF td on American gauee i'e
following are the authorized closing quotations. hdds
Uplands lOtd; Mddling Orleans 1Osd The Gales OF te
day foot up 5000 bales. The Breadstus market closed
generally unchanged Wheat for Southern ana 1870
for California White. Corn 35'e. Flour, 81 Dbl beei
ou,et at l4Oi and Pork. 1915 p bbl Lard firm at Si'
Rosin rs for Common Wilmington and l2 for Medium
American. Spirits Turpenune, S0I. Tallow, hIS Peue
Ieum cad y gallon for Spirits, and J. IA for Refined.
LONDON Aug 26-NOon.-No. II Dutch Standard sugar
2se Scotch Pig Iron, 5s. Lnseed Cakes 9l0 ~ "hae
OIL $40 Sperm Oil, aliS Calcutta Linseed' S'o LIN
seed OIL, $50 10. TX
Afternoon-Wc have no change TO reporin the markets
eince the noon report.
Eveping-The Sugar market closed quiet aud seahy;
No ,9D 8 was ouoted Mt 2s6 Iron unchanged; Scotch
Pigs quoted at So tun, mixed numbers ohs ana jan
seeds unchanged.