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An adjourned meeting ofthe Marshall Coun-
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BY reference to her advertisement in an
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Mrs. d.. has a very fine assortment Of millin-
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ARrEMUs WARD was fond of telegraph.
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DRowSEo.-Wc learn that Il sad accident
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
THE ELECTIONS.

The returns of Tuesdays elections are
not sufficient to enable us TO state positive
iy the result in all the States. Pennsylva-
mia alone is in doubt Ohio has untiopbt-
edly elected the Republican State tfcket.
but by reduced majority. The constitu-
tionai amendment, giving the right Of suf-
frage 10 colored men, is probably defeated
Iowa has gone Overwhelmingly Repub-
lican, as usual; though we can remember
when it was a reliable Democra &c State:
so was Michigan, so was Wisconsin, 90
was Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania- But what are they now?
Let the result in Pennsylvania be what il
may this year, there is no question but she
win go Republican next year by sweep
ing majority. There was nothing but a
Supreme Judge TO elect this year, and the
vote is light.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
Va.

BUBUoUE, Iowa, Oct. S.--Marion polled
ESQ votes. Gives Merrill, Republican can
didate for Governor, 2G7 majority; Repub-
licsn gain, %.
Independence township stands-Merri.l
3i7; Mason, %; Democratic gain, A.
Lafsyetts--Democratic majority, 10.
W.-orly-S;raight Democratic tick ct
IJ1; Republican ticket, 232; small Rcpub-
lican loss
Observation-Disclosures straight, los
Republican, straight 2i5; Democratic Sair
of 65.
Cedar Fsl.s-Republican State ticket,
337; Democratic State ticket, l45; Repub-
lican majority. 1919.
Monticello gives Merrill los majority.
The vote in this city will not ali be can
vsssed tonight, but has been learned sufli-
cienily to show that Julian township, In
which Dubuque is situated, gives $50 Dem
ocrstic majority; Democratic gain OF 26o.
The Democrats have gained in all the
wards in this city.
Fairview Townsiiip-Wholc vote cast,
500; Merrill, 3l4; Mason 2S6. Republican
majority, 2s; Democratic gain, 80.
DRs MoINHs, Oct. S.--Dcs Moines town
ship, the western half of the city of Des
Moines, has given Republican majority
OF IA. Merrill's majority will be $50, the
same majority that We had at the spring
city election. The Irish and Germans went
against us solid. The whole vote cast on
the west side is ,0g7; the east side gives
100 majority for the Republican ticket
This is gain OF l60 since the city election.
The whole majority in The city is $50, a
gain OF IS over the city election last spring
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10

COLF4XLNL1PORTE co UNITY
AT Convention Of the Republicans oil
Laporte County, held il the city Of Ia
porte. on Saturday the 10th nit, for tbs
purpose Of nominating candidate fol
Representative in the place ofW. w. Hig-
gins, resigned, DIR. Orpheus Eyerts wa.
nominated on the first ballot by nearly Q
unanimous vote. Tho main business OF
the Convention having been disposed oil
the following preamble and resolution was
presented by Gen Jasper Packard and
adopted unanimously by three rousins
cheers:
WHEREAS, We, the Republican voters
Of Laperte county. in Convention assem-
hlcd. are rcioiced to recognize in Hon
Schuyler Colfax a faithful and well tried
public servant who has done great credit
not only to his own district. but to the
country at large. and .-.t..
WHEREAS, We find in him one whom
we delight to honlr for his answering
honesty and tried patriotism Therefore
be it
Rcs0lrcd, That subject to the decision
of the National Republican Convention
we do nominate the Hon. Schuyler Colfaa
10 be our next candidate for President o
the United States. which we stand ready
10 support with heart aud vote.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
CRIME.

A Revenue Inspector made raid
on the unlicensed whiskey stills in
the northern part of Philadelphia on
Saturday last, and was driven off by
the people of vicinity. Yesterday
another raid was made with an in
creased force, but Jared worse than
on Saturday, having been wounded
with bricks and pistol shots. They
seized several stills, and were taking
them off in cars, when large crowd
of men and women attacked them, re-
covered the copper vessels, and
drove off the officers. Deputy
United States Marshal Schiller re
ceived six serious wounds. Thomas
Lancie, one Of the rioters, was shot
in the head. The affair occurred near
Port Richmond, which is mostly in
habited by the lowest class of Irish
Deputy Marshal Schuyler had his
pistol taken from him. His wounds
are not serious, though he was
severely beaten about the head and
arms. Deputy Marshal Gordon
acted with great bravery when the
rioters charged upon the furniture
and cars loaded with distillery APP
paratus, and drove the crowd back
several times. Worms, stills and
other materials were carried off by
the rioters and hidden in different
parts of the distilling district 1t
was impossible for the officers to
find the Whereabouts Of the stills.
The city police force appeared upon
the ground, and escorted the rev.
enue officers to the cars running in
to the city. The revenue officers did
the best they could under the circum-
stances, but the force was too small
and the raid badly timed. as it was be-
tween twelve and one o'clock, and
the coal-crackers, Irish, from the
coal wharves, were all at home and
ready for the officials.
THE PHILADELPHIA WHISKEY FRAUDS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Unitcd
States Marshal t.llwaker. with Lieu
tenants Pagan and Fields, in com
mand of eighty.six marines from
the navy yard, went to-day to Port
Richmond to take possession of ILL
cit whiskey stills and capture the
parties engaged in resisting the Off
GERS yesterday. The marines,
having their nuskets loaded, over
awed the still owners. and the Mar
shars officers were not disturbed.
except by threats and groans- The
work is vet going on. and over one
hundred illicit stills will be broken
up before night.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
OHIO.

CrNCISSATi, Oct. S.-The majority for
Cary. Independent Republican, over Smith.
the Radical nominee, is about 500. The
Republican county ticket will be elected,
but the majority against negro suffrage will
be large.
Warren County-2,OOO Republican maj.
800 for the amendment.
Wilmingtos, Clinton County, gives Re
publican gain of 80, and 2S7 majority for
the amendment.
Hamilton, Butler county, AS Democratic
majority; Democratic gain, lO2.
Oxford, 81 Republican majority amend
:nent, 100 maj.
Green Republican maj, LIB;
amendment, 1910 maj.
Sandusky county complete, Democratic
majority, $50; against the amendment, ZOO
Cuyahoga county--About 1000 Demo
cratic gain.
Stark county-Democraiic gain in six
townships heard from is 3Gi; against the
amendment, about 400. Thurman has y
mai in Canton city and township. Pike
township gives Hayes 100, and Thurman
~. ArDendmsnt--Ayss, 1888; noss, ~.
PickaWay county-Circleville, Demo
cratic gain, so.
Auglaizo county-Wspokoneta, Demo
cratic majority, 1872; majority against
amendment, 81. .a.as
Butler county-Milford township, Dem
ocratic gain, %.
Preble cOunty--Washington township,
HAYS 81 mj; for the amendment, 80 mai
Jackson township, Hayes, 80 maj; amend
mcnt, % maj.
Highland county IIillsboro. Union gain,
10: amendment, 80 maj. Brush Creek
township, Union gain, ,.
Clinton county-Union majority, LOO
amendment, 900 maj
Fairfield county--Denocraiic gain, 500.
Greene cOunty-Rspublican majority,
I 100: amendment, 300 maj.
Montgomery county--Denocratic msj.
500; gain of 800 in the city Of Dayton.
Muskinghsm county--Dem. gain, 700.
Scattering returns show Democratic gains
in tbs counties of Stark, Wayne, Holmes
Richland. Ashland, Knox and Crawford.
which have all probably given Democratic
majoriiies.
Richland county-A despatch from
Mansfield comedies Democratic majority
OF 100 Majority against amendment, 900.
Napoleon, Henry county-Dem mai 4;
against amenmeEt, IA.
Ssndusky-D.m. majority, $50; against
amendment, 700.
Huron county--Union majority, 1850 ;
amendment, $50.
Fulton county Majority for Hayes, $50;
amendment, 800 less.
Toledo gives Republican maj. Of $50,
and Lucas county. probably l,500,
Perry couniy--Dcmocraticg gain, 100
Ross couniy-Dsmocratic majority, GOO.
Licking county gain, 600.
Shelby county-Democratic gain. 400.
Clarke county--Ilsyes, about 200 ma
jority amendment, 700 maj -fa 50 aie
Returns iromtSc Western Reserve show
that the amendment is running behind and
indicate its probable loss. 81
Washington y--Harmer--Hayes
majority, 1856; for the amendment. 10
Adams vnship--Democratic majority,
~ against amendment, - maj. Marietta
city-lIayss' maj, lsG; for amendment, -.
Athens county, Athens township, Hayes
majority, $50; amendment. $50. '
Washington county-Zanesyillc city
Dem. gain. go
| Fairfield county--Dem. gain. 12f.
Warren y--Franklin--Hayes maj
PSI; amendment, go.
Clinton county, Wilmington-Rep. gain,
81; amendment, l72 maj
Butler c0unty--IIamilton city First
Ward-Dcm. gain. lO2. St. Clair town
ship-Dem gain, IL. Oxford township
Rep. majority, 81 amendment, 10 maj.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. S.--Ths election to-
day passed off without any trouble, though
the excitement ran high and very heavy
vote was polled. The registry law proved
defective, and voting by wards WAS impos-
siblc, and five polling places were opened
at the Court House These were so crowd
ed and blocked up that the County Com
missiOners were convened in extra session
at noon, and, by their orders, four addition
al precincts were opened. These, howsv-
or, failed to furnish sufficient accommrno-
datioD, and when the polls were finally
closed, Mt o'clock this evening, there
were some two or three hundred who had
not voted. The result cannot be obtained
before midnight, but indications are that
the Republicans carry the city by a reduced
majority.
SoUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. S.-The Repub-
lican majority here is 43s. Republican
gain OF PA over last year. -at
~ 9eH sla SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
There has been but about three -fourths
vote polled ia this est Joseph County, to-
day. The canvass has bean quiet. and no
gatherings or speeches have been had.
Sufficient returns were received to show a
strong Republican gain. The vote of the
townships hoard I,om, with estimates for
the rest OF the county, will give MAE. hun
ldred and sixty majority. against eight hun
dred last year, iir .t1sI ~ hrs AZ.
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. s.-The election in
this. State was for county officers. Only q
few scattering returns. from different parts
of the State, show Democratic gains In
Allen County the Democratic majority is
reported a, 1900 - -.
Putnam County-Democratic majority,
$50; gain, 800.
Johnson and Hancock Counties show
Democratic gains liVcfr
Bartholomew County--Dsmocratic ma
jority of5OO to 200. ~ F.r g
Marion County--Indianapol City, Re-
publican majority ofs00. Republican gain
over last election Of i00
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
TIE !SOyvTH


The only Jewish Synagogue in North
Carolina was csusecrated at Wilmington
recently
The officers of the United States Circuit
Court are arranging preliminaries for the
trial of Jefferson Davis.
The notorious Judge Abel, who caused
TO be indicted in his court the victims in
stead Of the perpetrators OF the New Or
leans massacre, and who was removed by
Sheridan on account of his reasonable
procliyities, was fined, on the Sd inst, by
Recorder Dunn.a colored man, twenty-five
dollars for contempt of court.
A serious election riot took place al JEFF
ferson City, La, on the second day of the
election II commenced in a dispute. be
tween q white and black man. Two
whites and four negroes were seriously
Wpuiucu- >fs.s ,. g $3.50 vs.-fs-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10

Hany ofourY friends feel ,ba over the
result Of The election in this county last
Tuesday, what, do they imagine, are the
F"phsliuks' of the poor CopsiR st. Joseph
Laporte and Kosciusko counties, where
they have not carried an election within
the memory of the oldest inhabitans?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
THE ELECTION IN MARSHALL
fDTFVJ'T

Our paper goes to press before the meet
ing of the Board of Canvassers, and we
viii have to wait until next week before
giving our readers the official vote Of the
county. But the result is not involed in
d>ubt. With lighter vote polled than
for years past, the Democratic majority of
last year is almost, if not quite, doucled.
In fact, the Republicans cannot be said to
have attended the polls at all. nor did their
opponents develop their full strength.
Different men will assign different rcas
Ons for the disaster OF Tuesday. Tie
county ticket was good one and the can
didates worked faithfully, but they were
not seconded in their cxertiOns as they
should have been, and moreover the race
was hopeless from the outset. Had our
candidate for CeIA been an Abraham Lin
coin and his opponent jeff Davis, the re-
suit would have been the same. Indeed,
while the Republican ticket was composed
wholly OF soldiers, the reelected incum-
bent Ct the office Of Clerk of Marshall
County is as guilty rs any rebel in the
South. lie was in correspondence with
Dodd, the leader of the conspiracy to muir
der Governor Morton and plunge the State
in civil war, and no doubt was cognizant OF
all his plans.
The political situation in locality where
such man is the candidate of defiant
majority. may well be considered desper-
ate. Add to this the leihragy that pos
sesses our forces. the picture is not pleas
ing one. But we ars disposed to extract
one ray of comfort from this Democratic
cucumber Our ill-luck has certainly
reached its worst; hsnceforward our OPP
pOncnts will find ample employment In
keeping their forces together and reconci-
ling the claims of rival chieftains- Ii we
are as true to our principles as We ought
to be ultimate triumph, Is certain
The following sre the reported msiorities
in the several townships
TOwnships Sumner Cusiman
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. s.-Mr. Peddie,
Republican, is elected Mayor by from 80
to 80 majority over Bigelow, Democrat,
being Republican gain or about 1000.
The Republicans elect Aldermen in all the
wards except the tenth and twelfth. The
new Common Council stands Is Republi-
cans to s Democrats. Republican gain of
two.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
CONNECTICUT TOWN sELEC-
~ TTONv

HARTFORD. Oct. s.--Returns ofthe town
meetings in this State yesterday have been
received from thirty-one towns. The
Democrats gain five towns, although in the
Democratic strengholds there is q falling
oil irom English's majority OF last spring.
Some seventy towns are yet to- DO heard
from.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10

Some OF our Republican friends looked
sad yesterday They reminded us forci-
bly, of the way Tie Democrats looked
when the Confederacy went up. Poor fell
lows, the Cops, we mean, they feel sad yet
when they think ofthe 'slost cause"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10

The opinion is generally enter
tanned in Washington that the result
of the Louisiana elections, held on
Saturday and the day before, will be
a majority of all the registered votes
in favor of q Convention, notwith-
standing thenews from New Orleans,
which does not warrant such an opinr
ion. =, - i. 90.
Complete returns of the California
election show that the total vote cast
was 90 Jos, ofwhich Haight received
1889, Gorham,. 40,252, and Fa-,
1000. Haight's majority over Cor
ham is 1901 The average Demo
cratic majority is scarcely more than
half this figure. Gorham publishes
an appeal to his supporters to help
elect the Union Judicial ticket in
October.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
gcw advertisements.
DIssOLUTION.

The psrtn ership existing between Johr
Klinghammer aud John Hohsm has been dis
solved by mutual consent John Klinsha m
mcr will continue the business. and John flo
ham will pay all the debts of tho firm and col
iect all claims. JOHN KLINGHAMMER
JOHN IlOHAM.
Oct 10, lS67--3t.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
Speech Of Cezgrc ssHaan .SHonks, of Lls.-
diana, in Richmond.

RIcHxoSD, Oct. 2,-Congressman Shanks
of Indiana, addressed an asssmhlage OF
blacks This evening. He said he spokS as
one IF tins party who had the power The
Union long ago IL they hal given the blacks
their rights, and they never would get in
until they did. President Johnson,if guilty,
would be impeached, and, even with the
aid OF the Maryland militia, which was
arming, would be powerless 10 do anything.
The nen OF the North were ready at the
tap OF the drum to gusll him and his mill
tia. He predicted thirty thousand majority
IN Ohio for the Republicans.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10

The Indiana Journal is the ablest and
best Republican paper In the State. See
prospectus in another column.