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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06

The North Indiana Conference of
the ~ +. Church convened at Rich
mond. on the 18th nit The follow
ing is the list of appointments in
the Warsaw district. But one or
two changes have been made in the
district. The Rev Z. NJ Baker,
who has been stationed at Piercetoh
for three years past. the longest time
allowed by the conference for che
preacher to he connected with the
same charge. has been sent TO Zen.
dleton station in the Anderson dis
trict:
Presiding Elder. ". Wilson.
Warsaw-A Marine
Atwood-J. Il Brit.
Bourbon-H. Woolnert.
Akron-J II. Slade.
North Manchestcr-A Wavman.
Columbia City and Coesse-A. G..
MoCarter.
Pierccton-J. w. Lowry.
Wehstcr-To be supplied.
Lesshurgt.-J. W. Miller;
Larwiil-E. Z. Church.
Hunt lcton-W + McCarty.
Antioch-W Lash.
LaFountain-R. a. Newton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
MENDELSON'S NATIONAL
BA NIX NOTE REPORTE r
AND FINANCIAL GAZETTE.
A. COIN, PUBLISHER,
.nCfirE re ihSeAuSI NY

Reports aud dcsciibts Counter.r,s so accurately
that the poorea. jaGge may detect ia M; quotes
Bsnks and Bank officers; ais1. Price Currents
various merchandise. and # the y. Y. Stock IA
Change, besides other yair.h,- a. rnlatinn SUI.
s'' maj Commence with any month Mon u
LY, (per annum.l g.. 80. SrsI-MosruLy (i,cr ar
NUM- s.. 90. Al, -tters must be addressed TO A.
CONN. Publisher, 10 Nassau ST., Now York. Let
ter box 5i96.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
New Advertisements.

STATE OF INDIANA. MsRSHALL COUNTY.
To all tchon itDlGy concern, greeting:
KrHEREAs at the February Term 1859 Of the
w Marshall Circuit Court, it ordered that
for the hearing Of the case of Henry l.. Brook. ct
al and David q: Rose ct al. and the Jacob
L. Forbes, e. al vs.. Theopliilns tain ct. al .hen
pending. An adjourned Term Of said Court would
be held on the 10th day Of June, 1899. Therefor.
I've IL known that foi the trial If the Aforesaid caus-
es an ADJOURNED term Of the Circuit Court Tor tho
County Of Marshall will IL hogan and held nj the
Court House, in the town Of Plymouth on
Tuesday, June l5:h 1865.
and continued from day 70 day nntr the I.us.as.s
saId term shgll be oDIeiod. Of Nil-h fhe parties
To the causes aforesaid, iogriser a. the regular
pane, Of Petit Ju-orsfor lie Fetruar, I'm. IS p
"f said Conrt vii AXE Eotice and sale . / Of Ju-
rorr will theB AMI is,re L. in aitenda aud fail
MOI at their peril.
In testimony whereof l. john c. CUsTT-
MAN. Clerk of thr Marshall rirs nit Court i,
have h-reunto s-i nv hand asi s'ESed The
seal OF said Court. al nav Office in Pymouih1
this 18th day -f April. ls6e.
23tl JOHN {. CUSi.NaN, CLERK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06

Nor Ladies' Only-For an article having
remar kal'ir sale, address Mrs. MORGAN, 15S
Fulton ST. New Yorl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06

~ lady vino had suffered sr y,AT- from iI.afue
Catarri. and >rrofuls. cnrtd by "a simpie me-
dy Her symIsthy anil graft. nde prompts h. to
scnd the receipts free e charge any similarly
afflicted. Addres l.Ts, c. LiGGEri, Hob krh, Nom
Jersey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
= : eni, ViGi, Well"

The forthcoming pumber ofths Illustrated west-
ern World printed in oil colors, will be the most
beautiful paper Issued FROM the pre-. since the
art Of printing was seo,-red. Remember it is tie
only paper In the world wLyso illustrations are
printed in from one to seven listinei coiors Of sin
gle impression Aside FROM the beautiful illus,rs-
fions whirh accompany il weekly every number is
rrrst- with glow Knn-nc.-, Love and Ilistrion
&c Tales IL IS lit Ifsnion oi every frrside-fhe
magazine of every branch uf iieraiurc-fhe champ
ION OF all noble industries-tlie support Of the far
mtr merchant, artzsn, aud the education nf tho
n'ns--s. send FOR specimen copies. Sold by all
rt~s dealers. subscription, 81 per amman. Ad
dress TIL E WESTERN WORLD CO., Corner Park
Place and COLLEGE Place.
r. o. COX s,e23, Se, York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
Calltiun

Office II hereby given that my wife Eii7a Mich
v obs, lias without cause prov ccsti0n sl-.Hd-
oned NY bed aud board; l .hcricrr cauiiun al Ter.
0ns gil irg her credit my account. ss will lay
no debts OF her COT tracing. EhI NICHOLS
hprls 10, 1868 ssw5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06

Die ModentoeH for May has no equal
in the world. We have seen many Illus
irated Fashion Journals, but this one
surpasses them all, in quantity, quality.
style. and elegance.
The bewitching fashions given in this
Journal are selected from the most reliable
housc in Paris, and Berlin. This is feature
altogether new with publishers of Fashion
Journals. which does great credit TO Dir
Lipperheide, of Berlin. Some idea may
be formed of its importance when we tell
you il is cow published in twelve different
languages. and Mr.. S. T. Taylor. of 2?I
Canal Street, New York. is now importing
il in three. viz, English. French, and
German. Dir. Taylor has certainly made
a fortunate hit in securing this valuable
work for our American ladies' 1t gives
two numbers monthly, one supplement or
pattern sheet, one large. fine. highly col,
ord steel engraving, executed in Paris;
some 1900 Illustrations yearly, 400 dia,
grams or braid, embroidery and fancy
work, $50 beautiful patterns, consisting II
cloaks, dresses, paniers, childrens gar
mepts, and other novelties too numerous
tn mention.
Mon,s.ly numbers, 35 cents. Yearly
subscription, $500.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06

Nc. 35J5. y. L,
Thirty Years Experience Ia the
ITrcatni ent OF Chronic and Sexual
Discases.- physiological view oi Marriage l,a
cheapest hvis ever published n aiming nearly
500 PAGES, and 80 fine enxTaviEgs OF the anafo,.y II
tho hEinaI organs In state Of health and disease
wlth treatise early errors, its depiOrae ccnseS
quence upon the mind and body with the authors
Plan oftrsatment-ihe only rational and success l
mode OF cure. AS shown 10y I-Tort Of cases TREATED.
4 trnthfG! adviser 20 the married and those con,
teinrlatEg marriage who entertain doubt. OF their
physical condition. Sent free Of POSTAGE TO any aG.
drerss upon the rrcrpt OF Is In stamps or postal
currency 10y addressing DR. Ia CToIX. No. 81
Maiden lsnc. Albany, =. I. The author may br
consulted upon any 81 he dis Al uson which the
The l"lek treats ether personally ty mail, aud
m"dicinssseI.t ~ any pom Of the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
AGENTS WANTED FOR
How to Make the Farm Paw,

The most extraordinary book ever published in
America. Que A gent sol iUi IA a few iowa.hi,s.-
j. cell everywhere. because farmer can atord Ia
q" without A. Published IN 10Th EsGLi and O Es-
n Is 600 capiss sold IN jc.c rceAs. A SPLEEN
did chance for business. Send Tor circulars. giving
iuii description aud terms 10 agents. AddrOrs
ZEiCLEH, McCCRby a co.
Chicago, H., or Cincinnati, Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
DR.. lRlSH'S
OTTA WI BEER.

Delicious, Healthfu, Temperance Beverage
EXTRACTS supplied for Fountains For terms and cir.
Iy Medicine Manufacturing Co., No. 81 Fulton st.
Brooklyn, N Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Farmers y!

Ruv whiterow's Little Exceisior- CORN sTIEL-
Ter, hecausc il Shells. Sacks and Separ-
ates from Forty TO sixty bushels r"r dav,
nth the labor of One man, aud costs bur Sc 90.
Sent on receipt Of price.
Address wHITERow Il TULEY,
z6m3 New Albany, Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
saoOOs SALARY. Addre-. o. s. Piano Co.

BtNRKiNG But EOBLE.-s-lf hip fer
~ ulg mon, ~ha have erred. desire better man
be- d. sent in sealed lettcr envelope free If charge
IL benefitt>d ietHIn the s.stagc. Address Phi..x-
II RIOS Box p. PHILADELPHIA rs,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06


Tie following IS the roll Of attor.
news admitted to plead at tho bar o,
the Lake Circuit Court, up to Aug
29th, 1c4S:
j. Il. Well, October 80 1887. e.
j. A Diston, i"
G A Everts, I" q
j Il. Niles, I" Z"
John Fl Bradley, L" 1"
I Tyrrel. 4"
] W Chapman.
Gillett Hathaway, May IA. 1898.
VIM Andrew, :. :"
A W Enos, :"
II. S. orion. Nov. 5. 1888.
Oliver Saunders, Nov 12. 1889.
S | Anthony. May Is, ls40.
a L Osborn, Aug 80, 1S41.
f W Chambe lain. March 2. 1913
Alex Mcdonald,
S Sample. Aug 81, 1S43.
II l. Farnsworth,
c ii Reeve,
James Bradley, Aug 90, 1914,
Saml Williams, Aug IS, 1916,
= N Pettibone, rreu "a. ls4e.
j Lomax.
Joseph II Mather. Sept 9. 1916.
Jno Skinner, Sept. 2. 1S47.
George " Turner, Aug 90, 1S4S.
--Cro,ra Point Register.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06

tnfs to the Married, AMI hose who
= 4 are about 10 be Married Send stamp
for pamphlet. Mrs. W. =. WiSsLOx & 10. l.. q. box
u,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06

NE Married Lad,es Pirate Companion contains the
l desired Inflammation. Seal free for two stamps
Address NJ C.HERR Hanover, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
w. n. BAILEY, VI. D.,

Physician, Surgeon, Obs.etrit:an &
Optlclan
Treats all forms of disease tina. aflct the human
system.
o;c- in brownlee's B. lex Flock, opposite Capron's
La" ohce 25yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06

character that mai es desirable class of
people to annex. Tue value of their terri
tory to us is in The reverse ratio of the
number of 'ereesers residing on II.
Among the various Pacific Railroads
thnt are pr jected is one across Texas. Chi =
chuahua and Sonora to the excellent sea-
port Of Guaymas, which is situated about
midway on the Gulf of California. Guay>
mays is the only port or entry in The Mex
lean State Of Sonora. 1t Is completely
sheltered from storms by three islands that
lie in front Of il. the entrance to the hsr-
Dor is in front of them. The place is small,
The population only beng three or four
thousand, although the duties collected
there are considerable, as all the foreign
merchandise, both for Sonora and Chi,
huahau pass through its custom House.
But the Texas and Sonora railroad wil
not be constructed for considerable
time. and in the me intimc the purchase of
n nth Mexico can be POSTPONED.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-06
THcSC HARD TINES
ONE DOLLAR ZACH

the secret - our 10 " prices is shis:-We have
very large ash capital, and bavs buyers in all til
principal cities Of this country and in Europe. VII
pnrchnsa for CASH. DIRECT FROM MANTFAC-
TUREHS. all the goods used by u.s. thus saving the
Consumer the profits made by the importer
mission merchant, the wholesale and retail dealer.
each of whom demand a laig-r profit than taken 10y
US We can give MORE GOODS FOR ONE
DOLLAR Than the frtai me. chant for
three times that sum. uur goods des~rihed on
printed checks. which will he in clnts at ten
cents each, to- pay pos age.lrinting, &c.
IftiIe article nam q On the check is wanted.
you can exchange trim \ lis on hree Hundred
and Fifty useful ART icles. amorg Nhich are
LADIEs' SILK PARA>OLs, Ladies Fine White
Tucked skirts; silver Plated Five Toiiled Caster
and large variety OF useful articles. not OF
which he bought in any other way, ier nearly
double the money
Reference will be given If required. from the mos,
reliable Wholesale Merchants of Boston aud New
York, as 10 standing aid the strictly honorable
character OF cur business.
sS-we want agents in every town, TO whom he
following commissions will lie paid.
TRIMS iEESfS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

1EARBLE MANTEIH, HEADsroNEs, SC-sEw AND
M elegant designs sod prices TO reduce sock pre-
vous 70 removal al g. ELApkRB nangfac'ory, oz r,rh
Nsnys, near Third street,
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A '0Ass7os 2saa y4s tShassoy Esss5sIs ssso...
'0H.SEss sSs's H.I.s SSS xs:sss SAssSSE Hi .'
nss rsas Ss o;,ss ss.F s2q.s
of our su,n.,, !, The "a m0rss ,.S Aas.,on Branch
iia r East Thirteenth s.re.., near Fourth avenue.
wsere We hold sales every Tuesday aud Friday throughout
..a S.sHs % those horses
sons:ss house. 81 nSsf pa,s. ~a'sa Ea ssv
CIN1ES;ll,n2 n.;s l12Ss;s g. ,is 5s;sssa,S W.
!, n; /. ssTs... s;ss: % & sspa sna
msnutsa very free ssh JrIvers Of sres enomranee
y assHs .Hs ssa as 0 nsP
.. one 4, =. III, 'ss PR. fh:s.sn sa Ss
MssSS .ss rs: soasis
Bay sss s.Ss 0,s .sa In . harness.
ss.; i, yi:S
Pony E.i;Ilsh%ept comprising
ans %s rosd n'.ns.. ~s.nted ssd
soana KIND and tue Aise no top Pony Phaeion single
hlsgaat q. sea. Rockaway perfec. orde
sosl rS,inS Morse is h.ns: years kind n :, harness.
.na fad .aS n .Si y. h.r
and under saddle from vice excellent drivers
travel miles hour; kind and true.
Gray Horse long white tail aud name, 16 hands, about
years. kind In all harness. free from vice. trot in
One very Light four seat top Park Pheeon; one Coupe
1ocksvsy, shifting 'front.' with pole and shs bui by John
Denny. -
Bright bay trotng Mare 10 hands, years kind in all har
.nCe and bottom; warranted to Eos IN %nstss can be
made TO ot inside Of e50 warranted sound kind and true
Private genleasn's complete Road Turnout comprising
Boy xottfns hoyse, sired By Sears Dan Webster OF
under saddle free irSn vice h:. rottsd week asOo
10 OF great endurance and bottom been driven by ladies
for the last three and warranted sound Kind
hso plane % bog Top Wagon, built by DussnSary Ven
whole 70 be positively sod the going 70 Europe
Bay Family Horse, I5f hands, years kind in al hsr.
kind snd tue.
Dark gray Iorsc fine match for team or coupe horss
lb hands, yearSt kind IN all harness from vice. OK
grss. endurance and bottom warranted sound kind and
EuG
Several other Horses top and top Wagons Harness.
&C. We never postpone sale account Of the weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

OosT OFFICE N0TICR-THE NAILS roR EURoPR
Gs ecs on Tuesday wednesday Thursday ana sssSrdsy
eeclost and a ~ !he stations - foewS yr "A and &
- O. MbaAh y h j0NRDs PoalmAs.sS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24
SEPTEMBER "a, ls69-TRIPLE SHEET.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 90.

VANrED-A LIGHT WAGON srITABLE FOR A
Focery business must be 10 good order Addresa for
rec days H. b. Tompkinsyie tstaten Isand) Post onice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

vxrANrEp-srYLlsH, SOUND HORSE OR PAIR OF
hors.. msst :: ps,is;;s siCa :,sy cay sssus
real estate and take turnout IN past payment required
Addrass WEED, HNAla oncA dYtpg PRICE 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

gES-BAY MARE, 6YEARs, SOUND EXCEPTING
YSc one eye; buckskn Horse, year,. lSH hands,
SIG 81 sound aud kind iSs Bank street, Washing
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
GEE THE TELEGRAN CARTOONS
srARTLIR0 EXPOSE OF REAL LIFE
PRACTICAL JOKES AND RAcy wITrICIsNs OF
PEN AND PENCIL.
CAPITAL REASON FOR CHANGE OF CAPITAL.
NEW BRONZE MONUMENT IN PROCESS
GENERAL HITS At EVERYTHING AND EVERY.
BODY
DON'T FAIL TO SEE The TELEGRAM CARTOONS
TO-DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

C1S0 Foa TEAM so RREL HORSES, Is HANDS i
UIOO one and the other 3; gao for sorrel Mare, ID
hand years fl6U Truck and Harness sell ~ YAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.
GoR sALE-THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
HENRIETTA 80 tons burden old measurement winner Of
a. great ocean yacht race Oowss Enslahd in isss d.
which she made the extraordinary Of 200 miles In
Aouys, and several other The Henrietta has
Dssn the West Indies but has returnod New
Yerh While on her voyage from Key West Charleston
- made OF $50 miles twertyfour hours. during
rough weather. showing that che has lost mona Of her speed
She HeHssta has commodious saloon, Handsomely htted
- with large sarboard sde three other
saasrooms and ss.eooms forward for officers. The
cabin furniture kitchen utensils &C. in complete ORDER
Ind the vessel viii be put readiness to to 0ns-
Stasiy. The Henrietta viii compare fAvoraSy. for spesd
end sssgolnc qualities with any yacht in this country or
xsgsno For particulars address J. ANDERSON, Herald
Snss. New York
ENoR sALE-sLOOr YACHT AGNES AND FuRNI-
ure perfect order % Iors burden Fast and safe In
Snre OF j. LENNox, foot Of Court street, brooklyn.
ECoR sALE-cBEAI, A FREioHT PROPELLER or
lh4 tons light draught Of water, and 10 good order.
An0'ess fhorELbEH, boz t0i Herald once.
CTEAM YACHT ron eALE.-A FINE MoDELLED
syaSsr wen found ana n soms..s %unnns Ssa.r s ale
boTktn, New YORK Herald onse, ''
GALE OF THE LIGHT pRAUsYT sTF1NER ORIENT
auction Sept 20 fsce' Al Port Monmouth, j., II
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UlOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
T. Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships Of this ne leave pier North river foot u
Beach street, Tuesday Thursday Saturday
sonnses!nS .t,h .hs y!rsnis and T.rns,..s AZ Line
Chesapsake and Ohio Railroad, and Richmond and DAuve
Railroad Through tickets and through bills Of
lAdins reduced all points South Ad souhweel
Apply at ONCE, ON pier 81 North river, or 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24
TIE ruRF.


fRosPEcr PARK 1xiR cRou;Hp ASSOCIATION.
a rs<o
Prsmiups snna Tttsta ~ ia
W. H. Borst psmes b q John j. RIaS.v
Dan Mace nan,ss = f;onadrnrs a. ,'
Niis hesis ossi three in i've IN bsrnsss
Preniun ana stshe, $3.50
Modsn na mes .. Captain liii
w. H. boTsa names or o, oid Put
60, Two mhs heats, 70 wagons.
Can leave Fulton ferry direct for the track every Eve min
Good day {rd track
~ oa sem sssSn E VII es - sonows.-Fe he ueta
~ Sss.ye v isc,es; 10 S!as noase py inU
no "s iscsss xus tewn resaenN ~ 10 case ot
s,nr .ma ~ rs}f7c AVE- iSss sho - 'ne
~' sSS ~sS""1~o n~tsSv e.9 EeI W. nyse'
-,or,r,, ~, m ~xr.-vt.r -, ,,,- ~.a.,-,
s,Caa kTm GRAND M 1EofTiSv rAIR-AT TIE MYSTIC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24
j.-- C0ASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
DAOIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
J. THROUGH LINE TO

CT, DOMTN0O LINE.
- The regular steam packet
TYBBE, Captain e. A. Delaney.
will leave pier No. North river Saturday September ~
at O'Clock p r., for Puerto Plata, Sanians and g. Do
ningo
'0'"''s'' VI sFoffoRp. TIJEsroS CO.,
sq 9roadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

7 AUCTYoN-vANDYwATER'S, - DUANE STREET,
IA At IL O'Clock, to-day young, hne bred Mare stylish
and powerful roadstor AFRAID Of nothing sound
kind and free from vco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24
COA-rwlsE srRAMsHIPy.

NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
~ southern Linz.
Saturday, Sept l6
PreiyM for st. Louis Mobile and Galveston taken a
through rates.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
O. II. MALLORY Co, ls3 Maiden lane.
The BiENYILLE will foJow from pier 30 Nsftn river.
LIvINGSfON, FOX CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24
MARnLR MANTELs.


NEARBLEIzED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND
M Marble MAntels, rich and elegant designs. T. y,
STEWART CO.. COS Sixth avenue, between Thrtynfh and
Thiriysxlh Streets
MARBLE AND MARBLFv2ED MANTRfs, HoNu.
M msnts AcThe argess stock Of the latest designs on
hand ready TO ship TO put at few honrs' notice.
KLAbEk Nos ia laS East 18th street, nsr 30 a"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22

A LADY KILLED gY HER LoyEa-.A FATAL
DUEI.-Ihe steamer Richmond, which passed up
from New Orleans yesterday, learned at Grand
Gulf the, particulars Of one Of those tragedies Of
passion that appear more like romance than reah-
tx In the country some distance from Grand
Gulf reside two respectable families, those Of Cush
ing and Andrews, Miss Andrews was . lovely
gHl Of seventeen, well accomplished, and Of unusu-
ally fascinating manners. Mr. Clshings son, q
youth Of twenty, had been attached to her from
their early childhood, and as he.gtew older his af
6sction became an ardent. sbsetbing passion. A
shptt time ago he made formal offer Of his hand,
cation his offer was firmly though courteously re-
fused. He brooded over his ill-rewarded passion,
land became prey to Jealousy and at length left
the neighborhood, .Eowing madly that ne wound
come back and take his revenge Qr Sunday last
be returned, and, riding up to Mr. Andrews house,
| he begged to see Miss Andrews at the door, with
out alirhtinp.a She came ont, when he suddenly
produced pistol, fred, shooting her through the
BODY, and she fell on her face and died without
struggle. The infatuated murderer rode franti
caly away, but Miss Andrews. brother, breathing
fury towards the murderer Of his sister, sprang On
horse and followed he came up with Gushing
as the latter was crossing acfeek, and fired at HIM.
Cushing Jumped from his horse and took shelter
in the bush. Andrews, not to be at disadvan-
taee, did the same. "A parley ensued, y and the
two young men agreed b. fight according to the
code-to leave the cover, fire., advance and FIRE,
and again advance, firing nptil one Of them should
fall. At the first fire Gushing received a mortal
wound in the left shoulder but the men continued
to near each other and fire until their }reyolyers
were empty. When assistance arrived, Gushing
lay dead .With four bullets in: his body. Andrews
had received three shots in his breast. BE was
able to tel how the fight had taken place, when
he also expired. Memphis Ara,anche, Apr1s.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22
describes his appearance and lhe impression ;hs

leaves: ~ )
ITO see General sbague, senator spragus ahSda
the millionaire Sprague, as he sits i1sCongess,
would probably be disappointment to you: We
build out of our notions of a. rich man and politi
clan the figure of large, broad.shouldered, full.
stomacied man, with sold seais, look of com.
mand and commercial manner Of expediting bu-
siness. Mr.. Sprague is altogether different You
see little, narrow shouldered, smooth faced boy
not over FIVE feet FIVE inches high, with eye glass;
bashful manner, quite alone and reserved, sitting
pa desponding way low in fis chair, tearing up
bits Of paper and having theappearanceefs young
divinity student. No enthusiasm corresponding to
go; over the notion Of expecting much from him,
like correlative terms It was, therefore With sur.
prise, that last Friday, we saw this quiet ttleman
come out in the aisle and tackle the great legal
question of the tenure-of Office, with an orgipal
and vehement aggressiveness which was as strange
in manner as it was inexplicable in motive There
he had been sitting silent during seven years. Now
he rose and delivered an attack upon the age, the
law, the constitution the war, the Senate and hu-
man society. There has been nothing like it e1-
emplifed in history or fiction, except perhaps, the
celebrated revolt of Oliver Twist against Noah
Claypole and Beadle Bundle So incongruous,
50 queer yet so suggestive speech have never
heard delivered in the Senate. The manner Of
Senator Spraguein making this speech was aggres.
sive and spirited, like one long restige under the
cha6ng of invisible woes. He walked into theaiae,
looked squarey into the faces Of those whom be
supposed his various periods fitted aud made such
|astonishment as he progressed that blank faces
greeted his peroration. nt' III ~ SID; Tr ys':