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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
FOR SIX MONTHS.

(For Subscriptions received in Jun OF Juy.)
Single Copy and Picture. ~
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And an extra Picture to the gcttcr up OF
the Club
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And an extra Picture TO the getter up oi
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Additions may be made to Clubs at the
same rates.
Thus dcduc,ins the value of the Por-
trait, large, well printed newspaper may
he obtained for half Il year for the triiling
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The agent, or gcttrr up Of The Club, by
becoming one of The Club. will receive two
pictures, both Grant and Colfax. And
subscribers who receive the picture Of one
rs premium. can he furnished with the
other by the remittance of the publishers
price, - cents, along with their Subscrip-
lions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

y load of new wheat was brought into
market on Non,la: last. 1t sold for Si,.'o
per buSlcl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

The Louisville railroad track is now
being laid and will probably reach Argos
in about three weeks.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

The best is always the cheapest The
Best machine oil, the cheapest machine
oil at SO -. BRows Bios.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
TRY NE AND YOr WILL SURELY BUY NE.
Davis Patent Three Min
ute Cake Mixer.


Steamboat and Restaurant.
Tho moSt useful domestic article ever offered to the
public for the saving Of labor and strength. This
machine i for mixing cakes Of all kinds. pudjipgs.
oinslets Or beating eggs, for MASKING boiled pot-
toes, For moulding bread, dc, performing the opera
ticn quickly, perfectly and thoroughly. All viii IT,
con yinecs' that the materials will farther and
a cake will lie much better every way when made by
this Mixer.
IL also useful to the painter and the druggist,
and FOR everything that requires thorough mixing
ira'ing, this machine will he found invaluable The
price i so low that II is within the reach of every
family. Agents wanted in every county. Liberal
discount To- dealers. Retail price s5 each. State and
county rights for sale hy q. T.. NEurOS & Co. Pro-
prietOrs, II West nth street. n. Y. GA. y. C GO:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

Farmers in this county are through
harvesting, and have reaped good crops.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT

IN I'tnt Hotties at One Dollar.
For Lameness, Cuts, Calls, Collie. sprains. &C.,
warranted cheaper than any other 1t is used by all
the great horsencn Long Island courses. 1t VIII
not cure Ring Bone nor SPAWN, as there IS no ni-
mrnt in existence that viii. What II Is stated to
cure il positively does. No Of horses ,riu b
rifkoH Il after trying i~nls One dose reyiycs aud
often saves the life Of OF driven horse
For Cello aud Bellyaehe ii has never failed just as
sure the sun rises just this valuable Lin
ment to be the Horse Embrccstion Of the day. Use
it one and all Depot. No. SO Cortland Street, New
York Sold BY all the Druggists and storekeercrs.
35m1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

Horse and ,lray for s;.le. Enquire oI
III. b. Reeves. 3itf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

The Picnic last Thursday by the Sun
day School and congregation of st. Paurs
Church, LaPorte, and st. Thomas Church
of this place, was grand success, and re-
Elected great credit upon al. who took part
In it. The arrangements were perfect, and
the Ladies of st. Thomas Parish displayed
unsurpassed excellence in the provision
line and the preparation oflhe tables. The
arrangement, originated by DR.. u. Yin
all, for Ice-water vas decfl.,,ly original,
unique, refreshing, and DE Joy OF all The
decoration of the grove VAS suggestive and
beautiful. The Sunday school of St.
Thomas Church, with tvelvu banners SYM
bolizing the Christian ear, formed very
imposing escort to the excursionists, and
j. the grove the sociability was unbound
cd.
The music, some Of special character.
as accompaniment 10 singing, was furnish
by the Plymouth Silver COrnct Band, and
the highest satisfaction was expressed by
all with regard to The uality and quantity.
The Band added greatly to the pleasure of
al, aud received fin. compliment from
| the people of LaPortc.
The Excu s lists left at three o'clock p.
VI, highly delighted, and resolving TO sur
pas Plymouth next year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

What do wives sical frOa their nus
bands: SODA Water Tickets.
Brown Bios.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wanted for Danas and wilson's "Life y
N Ulysses s Gronf," comprising complete history
of his interesting with authentic narrative
OF his invaluable military services, adding also an
impartial estimate Of his character as Man Sol
der, and Statesman. BY Charles a. Dana, late As
sst@nt Secretary Of War, and editor Of appleton s
New american CycIopaeds, assisted by j. II. Viii.
son, Brcvct Major General United States Army, for
merly Inspector General ON Gen. Grants Stan. This
is undoubtedly the book for the times. No work
published sinceDr. Hollands Life Of Lincoln will
sell like this. Apply 20 or address, with stamp,
CHARLES BILL, 132 Clark ST., up stairs, chicago,
III acff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
DON'T BrRy youB FINGERS
To De Hardre-e and Hsa-s Frnislisg Trade and the
prbiic.
THE FIRE PROOF HAND

A beautitnlsnd very cheap utcnsl Of hreside FIR
nfurc. with which hot stove doors and covers crate
blowers, cocking uicrsiis. smoothing irons. china.
glass and clothing In scsiing water, and anything
hurfful or unpleasant 10 the touch he perfect
~ manipulated as with the naked hand, whilst the
latter ispcrfcctly protected from heat or dirt. No
will dispense with II after using it, Ladies
supply eal TO the stcveor CRATE without soiIing
their fingers, OF Otherwise mountaineering them
selves.
n B.-Hasing extended my facilities Cor manu.
featuring am prepared 10 FIJI orders any
tent without delay For descriptive circular and
prize list address J. n. r. D9VfDGE.
Pafentee and Manufacturer, 95 Liberty ST., NJ Y.
To whom all orders should be addressed
Single Fire Proof Hands" sent by express at
purchasers cost at retail price lisc. viz:
Finished In bronze, 20 cts Finished in Japan, so
cents
yulcanitc finger stalls for handling articles in
calding water 10 cents extra.
Discount TO the trale most liberal. (e.H. r. { co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

We hope all Republicans in Marshall
will attend the grand reception TO be given
Colfax at South Bend. Gov. Baker and
VIII CuBibaek will address the people.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

Brumbaugh & Bruckhart, on the farm Of
Mr.. Brumbaugh, 2lls miles southwest of
town, on the Knox road, make and have
for sale Brick of the best quality, suitable
for wells or for building purposes, which
they viii sell very cheap. Bows
The elephant Romeo broke Loose last
Saturday night, and strollcd through the
streets, monarch of all he surveyed, on a
search for water, tearing down fences ard
pulling up pumps. Mr.. Hermann. hearing
a noise opened the door to look out, and
Romeo thrust his trunk in. badly soaring
Mr.. Hermann. Romeo found the river,
drank, and was satisfied. His Keeper found
him. and led him home. Damages to the
amount of more than SO were paid by
Romco's friends.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
a. L. MILLER, Sec'y.
CAMPAIGN CHRONICLE.
A Portrait Of Grant or COlfax
semitic Every Subscriber.

For the purpose of introducing the
Chronicle to large number of readers du.
ring the pending Political campaign, we
propose to furnish it at exceeding low
every RctC subscriber received during
the month of June or July, splendid
Autograph portrait of Grant or Colfax.
printed in black, and tinted, on the finest
plate paper, size 10 by - inches. These
portraits. which lave just been engraved,
and are now ready for delivery, retail at
80 cents each; but we propose TO send one
of either candidate, free of expense, to
every new patron, at the following exceed
ingly low rates for the paper:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
he gepnblifan.
Plymouth, Thursday, July %, 1868.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.

MAILS BY T. Fl. W. & c. Il. Il.
Going Fast-Close 30 a. m. Arrive . lOs m.
Going West-CIose 10 r. m. Arrive 3p. m.
LiroETE, wALKERToS AND TIMER CITY.
Close 40p. m. Arrive 10 % a.
SOUTH BEND, I.AKEvILLE AND WALNUT HILL
tl..se Tuesdays Thursday : and Saturdays at n
Arrive Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays mt y. J.
LoGANsPoRT, ROCHESTER, AND ARGOS.
Cls.Ss T,.-.Iavs Thursday and Saturday. nj a m.
Arrive Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays at m.
BREMEN.
Clos. Tuesdays and Fridays at : n. m.
Arrive Monday and Thurs'ia, at ?. m.
:IArMoNT AND MAxINKUcKEE.
Cl..sc Saturday AT Il m. Arrive saturday u q. m.
n6r Money url.rs can be obtained at this cihee
upon Pvt of~,s in all Parts of the tHite-t States
FEES.-On Orders not cScrs,iin= so ten cents On
Ortrrs not cNss-t-lin. ~. . cents
no onicc hours from a. m Z" r. M 60
q. II. Y. BAILEY. T. VI.
plymouth Chapter, No. 49-R- A. M
Regular Communications first aud third Mou,lar
evening" II each month. Visiting ssmI"nies al
J.F. LANGENBaUGH, Scv'y.
Plymouth Council, No. Is X. & :. NJ.
Regular Communications SECOND "Wednesday evsn-
ins II each month. Visitors always w-ircsne-
q. H. +. BkiLEY. r. III: G.. VI.
J. = LANtENBAUGH, 3rror,scr-
Plymouth Protection Hook & Ladder
Company. No. l.
I.-.nhsr meetings first Tuesday ef each month.
J. y. LAN%ENBAUGn, Foreman.
IN FEEESE. SArrtary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

DIR. III r Backus, Eclectic Physician,
Plymouth, Ind. makes no charge if he fails
To effect cure. Office at his residence on
Michigan Street, in South Plymouth. 3ltf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

The reason Why MtSIfLER'S HERB BITTERs
cures many different Diseases H. because il Is the
BET remedy for n dcrangci stomach. VI dyspepsia.
now known, and because IL ihvigorafss the entire
system. sfrcng ihcns the nervous fbns elcvates the
standard of all the vital forces. aud sustains a MIST
hcalthfui tone of the entire human organism. Medi
cine that will do this. will any disease, for the
simple rsason, that nature will No the rest.
We guarantee, that child. however
ISsle aud emaciaci. these Bittcrs Regularly
FOE twenty days, without the return Of the rosy
checks and fir complexion characteristic Of good
health
| Sad by al Druggists AMI Dealers
DIR. 5. u. HRfMS 6 -, s.,,ci,t,-s. Lan-
caster, Peuns. 49,. ar3sw
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

What is the best and cheapest drink?
Soda Water. BIowX Bios.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

Gov. Baker, candidate for Governor
Hon. Will Cumback, candidate for 1t
Governor; Gen. Jasper Packard, candidate
for Congress and other prominent speakers
from this and adjoining States viii be pre-.
sent 1t is proposed to make the occasion
one of the most demonsirativc ever wit
messed in No.hcrn Indiana general out
pouring of the people. The reception will
take place at
SOUTH BEND.
Tic day will be announced as soon as
the time is fixed ;or the adjournment o
Congress.
BY order of st Joseph County Central
Committee, and South Bend City Cen.
trail Committee.
JAMES DAVIS, Chin
County Central Com.
DWIGHT DEMING, Chm
City Central Con-.
a. il. MILLER. Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

TERMS OF THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
Single Copy, one year. %
Three Copies, one year ................. . M
Five Copies, ono ycar.-.-..--............ Z ~
len Copies, one ycar.-........-........-..lf NO
Twenty Copies, one year...... OO
Te each person securing club of five,
ten or twenty persons. we will furnish an
extra copy, or, il preferred, will allow a
cash commission of ten per cent. All sub
scriptions must be paid invariably in adj
vance.
In addition To the above, we will also
send To each yearly subscriber, and tn each
gctter-up of a Club, during The months ol
June or July. copy of the Portrait OF
Grant or Colfax.
Address:
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

hH NV sALOADLE WEUlSiNE
For the Purifying Of the Blood!
J. w. PoLAND's
.HUM0R DOCTOR.
A Positive Remedy for all kinds of Humors,
PARTICULARLY
Erysipclas, NcttIe-Rnsi.. Salt Rhcuns
scrofula, Carbuncics, Hollis and Piles.
1t is very easy to say OF this. OF OF any .thes
medicine. 1T is the veTy best remedy known.
Lit Is not always SO easy to prove il. 1t is. how
ever exceedingly gratifying To the FropIieto.
OF this medicine, that. while he declares to the
public that this is mott wonderful and ELECTIVE
specific for Humors. as stated above he has
abundant proof at hand to sustain his statement.
For sixteen years the llCNOR DocToR ha. been
manufactured and sold, and every year has
increased the value of It's reputation. and the
amount Of its sales. In New Hampshire, where il
originated. no remedy isr hv9oFs IL 80 highly
priced. An eminent ply stefan now nm ARMY surg
eon) when practising ian New Hampshire. purch-
ased between fifty and sixty gallons of IL, during
come seven eight years. and used x in has rrsc
tice He has since then ordered IL for the hospital
where he was stationed. Other physicians hay,
purchased il, and have used il in practice with
great success. When the Proprietor lived in New
Hampshire. at Goilstown Centre. for the space o,
thirty or forty miles around. and in Manchester
particularly, the lIUNoR DocroR was well k.rowc
and highly valued for the numerous and wonder
full cures which IL cfTcctcd. TLough manu- faciurco
in largo quantities the sur;'iy was frequently
exhausted. and purchasers. had to wait for moro
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10 oe haoc' In that Iesiol some very se'eie cases
- Il.
,uredt Ervs;relas sores orcorhupcios tboso NV
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this medicine was faithfully used. So it was with
oelo, ,.. anu SAT- i''eu'n iHc i.HoG Doofos
80
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for fcO years, deret7y Themselves upon wy IiDsbs and
otcr parts OF my bdy The sstfTiiss ukich endured
from taem ore 'ndescI7ocue Suffice q 10 say that
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Dies bat tciitosG rcmOring Me at1fsoH At lxcfn kv
The earnest request Of an intimate J,nd sras irdIoi
70 Try Dr. j. y; io'ands H,nsor Doctor, and rery
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Ielands Hxmor Doctor as an eScsIlenf remedy for y
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cracked and broken sl. fsot unobse 30 use ny
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tns n s ,sa.ea 80 s 9,s ,cas Probably eg1ss.
,Sas qai,s ioa,. s..s elter logan 70 ss as H'.nr
take he medicine an YEAS rgrJs.siv cared In srS,
are no'r i'srecy free ross sssnors and 20 oil aJfear
sp% " NY saJ J. sss ea = s f ana ss Ger % Ser
Mrs. Porter. Dover, N. H.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY.

To the Standard OF the Peoples Cam
didates!-A Grand Ovation and Re-
eeption Will be given Hon. schuyler
Co1fax, ON his return honae, by his
Fellow Citizens OF Indiana and adj
Joining Stntes!.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
Special Notices.

For the 6~ea Bects aud shocs go tn PAUL's.
For the largest aud best selection OF Boots Shoes
e"to PAuL's.
Don't forget when You want the L>sf ,-srsaias in
B-ts and shoes {" be- hal in town to 80 to PArLs, at
the sisn of the Big Bsof.
For the Boots and Shoes for the least mosey go
To ParLs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08
RADICAL

The intelligent Washington c~orrespoh-
dent Of the New York Herald, gives US
these " crumbs OF comfort" He says /:
" All the advices received here recently
from the South, represent carpet-bsg-
"ism as on its desth-5ed. With the ex.
"ception ef Florida and South Carolina,
"all the Southern States are conceded as
" certain to go for Seymour and Blair.
1.-THE Radical organizations in the re-
constructed regions are dwfndIing away
" rapidly, and detection has reached their
Every stronghold with such alarming
4" results, that the carpet.bsg heroes see
+" nothing but ruin ahead. They have
q discovered their great weakness in the
Every spot where they looked for an i'm
"pregnable tower of strength. The ne
% groes, whom they relied upon as their
fright arm Of power, have become dis
"gusted, and proclaim that the white
radical is a greater enemy to them
{" than the white rebels who were lately
"their masters. The most intelli-
"gent blacks, therefore, have determ-
/" ined to join hands with their old mas
" tiers, szd thus drive away the carpet
/" bag adventures from the South to their
{" native element. This Reputation of
"Radiesllsm by the colored citizens is
Overwhelming the Republican leaders
" of the South, and consequently they
fare beginning to rsslise that they have
"been caught in their own trap. Sever
" al shrewd Republicans who have just
" returned from different parts Of the
" South admit that Samb0 has turned
I" the tsbles upon them completely, and
I" that now their only hope of success is
/" in the North. This last hope seems
"not to have a very firm hold Of them
&" either, judging by the manner in which
4" they write to their friends in this city.
{" The correspondence sent here from diff
" ferent States in the East and West by
- Radical stumpers and managers is @ fthe
" most responding character. They adj
" NIT that Pennsylvania, Indiana and
81 Ohio are lost to Grant and Colfax be-
90 yond redemption, and n Of them de-
- clares that Illinois will go the same
% way, unless the strongest efforts are
ID made to save it. Logan's defeat as
e Congressman at large FROM the State, lie
u spoken OF IS certain, but the electoral
. ticket, it is urged, may be carried by
. clever engineering. The most sauguine
% Republicans l have seen here from Col
. fsx's State only figures up a Republic
6 can majority of three thousand in Indi-
6 ana This Republican is 4 Of the
s most sbrewd and influential politicians
6 in the State Of Indiana. In fact the
9 impression is very general here now
{ that Seymour and Blair will he elected
s by a very decisive majority, not on ac-
: count of any great popularity of their
own, but because b people OF the
8 country are determined to have q
; change anyhow"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08
ARAnICAL on RADICALIsm.

In a letter from Washington to his son,
published in the Homer (La.) Had OF
the I'D, Hon. w. JASPER BLACKBURN
makes the following admission of the
corruption of his Radical colaborers
80, God! the corruption and degene-
racy of the present political epoch And
l might bring In morality and religion
and common honesty, with the term 'po-
HticaI." 1t is all corruption-all base
nessl And l tell you, from present indi-
cations, it is a pity that any honest man
Any true pstrIot-ever should have
died 70 either establish or maintain this
Government! The selfishness, the thiev-
ishness, the corruption, the hollow
hearted rOttenness, and the piebald and
brazen Ignorance, all combined Or one
item singiy, is sufficient to make one feel
like indulging sOme of the "Lsmenta-
tons of Jeremiah" and weep q deluge
for the human race ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

IL not yet in the land, though armed re-
sistance to magisterial authority has
ceased for four years, and the South has
strictly adhered to the terms OF surren-
der. During that time the Republican
party has possessed uncontrolled power.
Why have they failed TO restore peace ?
That large middle class Of voters, who
have sprung up In the nation, and who
fortunately are not the henchmen of
any political organization, but who cast
their votes as they conceive the material
and political interests of the country
may from time 10 time require, will not
stop to speculate on the causes Of their
failure. They will properly conclude
that there has been q blunder or crime
committed by this party, and that if in
four years it has bsen unable to pscify
the country, it a never do so. What
that crime or blunder is we will heresf-
ter show. But the facts, without their
philosophy, proves that Grant and Radi-
caItsm are not adopted to the present
emergency in our affairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 7.-Secre'
tary Schofield has received a dispatch
from Hon. Schuyler COlfsx, dated Den
yer City, September s, in which ht
states that the Indians are committing
terrible avage ali around that section.
even az nea as twenty miles from Den
yer city.
The investigation into Mr.. Buckeye
charges against Commission er Rollins
was resumed to-day. The only evidence
of importance ELECTED, was from DIR.
McHenry, formerly Inspector of Inter
nal Revenus, who testified to the brands
on certain lots of whisky being changed,
while being carried from North river to
Fourteenth street, and seeing 8. w. Pike
hand q check for fl05,0 GOO n Sl0,500 to
Mr.. Horton at his Office the next day,
remarking at the time, "a note from 3
friend" Collector Smythe was exam
ined as q witness, but gave no evidence
of importance. The examination adj
journed until noon to morrow,
Beverly Clarke was brought before q.
s. Commissioners Osborne to-day, and
helu in the sum of 10000 bail, on the
charge of completely ia frauds on thePost
Office Department in connection with
furnishing blanks, stationery, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September Five pris-
oners, including four burglars and one
highway robber escaped from the Queens
county jail, at Hampstead, on Saturday,
They knocked the jailor down and made
their way of, but he shortly erBard
recovered, and with the assistance of the
citizens, captured three OF them, The
nighwsyman escaped.
A suit has been commenced by A. T,
Stewart g. Co., of this city, against l.. G.
Hopkins and others, of Cincinnati, fol-
the foreclosure of a mortgage on real e.
tate. The amount claimed by Stewart
& Co. Is $Sa. 36l,
Jim HagermaB Hnd Patrick Dillon yes.
terday fought forty-four rounds In one
hour and ifty-nine minutes, at the PAIL
ssdes, for $1,000.
Robert w. Hopson, who killed Lyon.
the liquor dealer, ON Saturday night, was
to-day admitted to bail in the sum OF
$4,000. 10
II is stated that s powerful and rich
company has been formed In London,
with Cyrus w. Field as controlling man,
to form a continuous line of telegraph
from London to China, by way Of the
Mediterranean, Egypt and India. This
company has purchased the cable line
from Malta to Alexandria and are about
to relay the cable in deeper water.
A newspaper correspondent writes that
during a stAge-cOsch ride ia Virginia re.
Gently, Gen. Lee stated that unless the
Democracy we're successful in the Presi.
Dental election, the country would be
ruined,