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New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
THE TURF.
TIE TROrTING CONGRESS.


The adjourned meeting of the Convention
OF TrOtng Associations of the United States at the
Everett House at p yesterday, for the purpose OF
receiving the report Of the Committee Rules aud
Regulations The Chairman OF the Committee Mr..
RyDders reported that in consequence Of the
OF their duties they unable to present the
report, and motion, the Convention was adjourned
until 1880 p. N.
On reassembling at the hour appointed the majority
OF the delegates hand and the President after
calling the meeting TO order, stated that the Committee
would present their report Mr. Rynders stated
that although the Committee had been diligently work
the entire day they had concluded lubors and
asked further adjournment In consequence OF the diff
cult nature Of the task committed their charge viz,
that Of revising the rules.
Mr. Steers of the Watertown Association n. " moved
that the Committee far they had in the
work OF revision.
Mr. Rynders stated that account OF the incomplete
character Of their lab0rs they could not do
Mr. lounan Readng AssociatiUn) moved an adjourn
ment until II III. to-day, when the Committee would DO
called TO report progress In the revising OF the
rules as far as they had gone which motion
ODded and adopted. .
Mr. G H. snth.ihe Secretary, read dispatch from
Mr. Aasa sprague, President of the Narragansett Park
R ID AssociatO1 expressive OF his regret his inabl-
y 10 attend, and his deep sympathy and hearty coop
Grafton with the objects the Convention In the
aud revival OF the trotting turf.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.


The National Board assembled yesterday to
discuss the report OF subcommittee OF the Executive
Committee. This report suggested the following articles
OF association:
ANY company the United Of for
member subscribing articles
association aud obligation.
The object. and purposes declared he fovs
To establish and maintain as Ear as practicable, system OF
ond establish and maintain Uniform rate Of compensation to
agents and brokers a.,
for the apprehension CONVICTION aud punishment Of criminals
engaged 10 this ueaious business.
Fourth effect for the protection OfOu
common interests promotion of prosperity
These articles were discussed aud adopted separately
The obligation attached to the resolution I'm which the
members pledged themselves that wherever local
board xsts, the agent there should become member
that IN all places where rates are in fOrce they (the
members would not accept risk at less than tariff rate
nor allow agents to do and this being done that tho
agency should be Withdrawn from them, was long and
earnestly discussed The disadvantages arising from
cutting under the National Board by outside companies
set forth In strong language and Boston agent
said that the sound companies OF that city were losing
their rstcass business through this very cause. The
obligation was finally adopted The following resolution
was then adopted:
oed That Representing National Board companies shall
allowed hold the not member
pane and Of majority oihe members Of the local board OF which sad
agent 10 a member -
company be expelled that shall fail TO out the
pledges entered into with the BOard and that when this
is done other companies shall withdraw their agency
from an agent who represents the expelled company
active enough warrant the rates should be made at
the lowest possible paying hgure so that any company
writing less will be unable TO profit by so dong IN
the matter OF dues it suggested that each company be-
suggestions and recommendations were finally, after
some discussion adopted
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
ANERIC1N INSTI1 UTE.

ANNUAL LMEETJsG-CoNDITIoN OF THE TREASURY
There was n full attendance at the annual
meeting OF the American Institute evening The
various reports OF the Fair showed the following facts
Receipts S6lOOo; expenses t40Oo0; persons have
become members Of the Institute during the past
The financial report for the three months III
following: Receipts lDcudlng balance previously re.
ported $22i6i 0i expeEaes s3l O5 balance s62y2 g9
OF this sum, s22Oo0 has been inresed IN United States
$40 bonds Amount In treasury. s5s2 ~. The library
has Just received from Europe IN volumes OF the behL
scientific works published The total number Of volumes
Is 1854.
The amount received from 2s9 candidates is s25 One
thousand thrss hundred and twenty dollars has been
received from members In arrears. making total VI
tJIB.
The Committee on Manufactures and Machinery
ported thai the Polytechnic branch has greatly Increased
IN interest and usefuness. Important subjects have
been discussed and aud valuable inventions
have been brought before the public.
ON u resolution ~ hand the names VI persons poln-
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
INOUESTS.

Coroner keenan, yesterday impanneled a jury
10 investigate the circumstances attendant the death
Of Morris NJ Peyser the Boston merchant who was on
Wednesday crushed between car and the gatepost at
the New.Haven Railroad Depot, at Twenty'seventhst
Owing TO the absence Of necessary witnesses the nvest
CATION was adjourned until Monday. Mr.. Peyser was a
native of Prussia aged 65 years For 81 years past he
has been engaged in business in Boston. He has two
SONS, OF whom is in business in Cincinnati and the
other Naples Italy brother resides at No GS West
Forty Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an
inquest at No 55l Thrdave the body OF Charles
Fox, who was found dead on the floor OF his room
on Wednesday Deceased, although stinIing him,
self Of the necessaries OF life, was possessed
of considerable real estate bonds, stocks etc These
have been turned over by the Coroner to the Public
Administrator Death resulted from Brghts disease Of
the kidneys Anna Baker aged year. died yesterday,
al No l24 Lewsst from the effect OF seads about the
neck and breast received by dipper OF boiling water
accidentally falling her. Coroner Keenan, held an IN
ouest keenan, also held an inquest at 81 VIM
cents Hospital the body of Mark Snson aged rs
years and native OF Ireland, who died fon the eHect
Of injuries received ny accidental fall whlleat work
on a railroad in Connecticut, short time ago
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
LATEST SHlP NEWS

ARRIVED. A
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, Richmond Ci5 Pon ard sor.1
mdse. and pass
n1-amsnip Acushnei. Rector SevBedfprd mfse sri
Steamship Chesapeake Bragg Portland, mlse. and
Nereus Bearse. Boston. Infse and
Brig stella Ledge Allan Matanrs 10 DAYS ard moss.sS
schr Florence Lockwood ST. Johb Wilmington y c. Gays a''f
stores.
scHooSRRs-RIvKR
T. r. Mead Sharpshooi-r COuuec'rut River
Judge Bunyon. New.H4yen. james X. Pok Southport
Escort, Bridgeport. Yanhee Bor New Hareu.
TalmA. Bridgeport susan, Nes-iiayen
Nsrgare Mail Gr-euuich
White Rock Southport. Dart. stamford
Evelyn. Stamford. D. 7. Wilst, Stsringos
j. q. Persen, Stamford Chef Mystic.
". H. Bulkley Providence. Nlagsra. Bridegroom.
Amelia, Providence. Henfr Casfof Neapnrt
Emily Stamford Josephine Bridgeport
Anderson Providence. A. s.. Parker, Glen
J. II. Young, Cold SpriHE
WIND.-Sundosn, fresh. " y. f.. clear
SAILED.
Steamships Bckton, Glasgow Colombia for Havana HerHan
Lyington Sayau1ab Tennessee for Carleton Saratoga for
Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
POrt-au-Prnce
YoRYoLk Peb 3-Shp Hry Pelham for Liverpool; steamship
Blackstone.
SAvIysAH Ca Peh 3-Arrvsl steamship Alauthusi hrs T. T.
Washington, D. c. LIME Carr FROM Nos Holei Cas
wsBeak from Roekstd Cleared steamship Gen Barnes
shp ADELAIDE for Lverp bark Rex fr Autrep sehrL So
pbia Godfrey. fol Jacksonville
CHaRLEsroS s. c. Feb Arrived schrs oakes snd 4 G.
Buckley Sailed steamship Arsgon for Lverpoo
hhgs Lady Per Hayre Cnou for Barcelona steamship soasA
NeG-iOrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ANTON Feh 3- steamship Bremen. Of the Mort Gernsn
uoJd arrived here to-day iam SeW-0risans
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
IMPORTANT SEIZURE OF CIGARs.

Twenty-one large bales of lumber, which ar
rived the De Soto from Havana. excited the
suspicion of Mr. James Lee, OF Surveyor Cornelrs
aids and he harred" around for several hours wonder
ing what the lumber was to be used for. lie asked
great many questions. but the few he received
failed crafty his curiosity Being look
side the bales he raised half dozen more panks and,
he suspected there Il boxes Of choice Havana
cigars closely packed inside The other 30 bundles
ained the amount Of cigars and Of the brand
Officer Lee sent his prize TO the seizure the Gus
tom House, where II inspected by number OF OIL.
cials who pronounced this Of the most ingenious
modes Of smuggling ever yet detected The cigars cost
In Hay ann about 5000.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
ANOTHER HOMICIDE IN NEw.JERsEY.

New-Jersey has again been the scene of an
other tragedy. In this case the victim a negro,
whose name has not been made known. The alleged
murderer Ia young man named John WaDamaker,
whose father formerly kept butchershop In Jersey CITY,
From what be ascertained, Wanamaker who resides
with his father Rock Hill. Bergen County, became
ragged with GolOred Tuesday night aud struck
him so violent blow that he fell down and almost in
stantly expired The young subsequently quarre
with his father who aferward hearing OF the murder be-
drordered In his mind that t Is feared he viii
have be sent tO the Asylum at Trenton Young Wana
maker has not yet been arrested. The negro
want of the elder Nanamaker.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
AMERICAN
SPIRAL SPRING BUTT co.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
% PARK.RON. NkwNOb

First and Second Mortgage Bonds
of leading railroad lines in the
South. Eight per cent bonds at 80,
So, and 90 cents on the dollar. Pay
ing 8 to 10 per cent on investment.
Mortgages only $4,000 to $4,000
per mile. Interest Coupons pay
able semi-annually in New-York.
PRINCIPAL due 1884 to 1890. Lam
CASTER, BROWN e. CO., Is
Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

The Hon. c. Il. Graves of the Royal (British)
Navy ia M the Clarendon Hotel. A. Bierstadt, the
artist, is at the Brevoort House - Gen. j. > f9Ier
ton of st. Louis Gen Easement OF Ohio, the Hon y NJ
Goodwin, Washington, VIM. Mason of Taunton, Mass,
and d. K Mccarthy OF Syracuse are at the fth Avenue
gressman John g. Dawson OF Pennsylvania. Henry keyes
Of Vermont. j. N. Mccullough, Major slager ana Gapt
Mcconnell of Pittsburgh at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
- Mr. Estrada and Mr.. Pugar OF the Spanish Lega
tion at the Abemarle Hotel - Gen. l.. o. frleze ~
OF Providence is at the Hoffman House - Gen W.
w Ayere Col Beck. U s. A., aud Prof Ware OF Boston
are al the Everett House =-= K. g. Hazard OF Rhode
Island is at the st. Denis HOTEL
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

A crowded audience assembled in the Fifty
thirdst Baptist Church last night the Of
The OF lectures by the Rev. ". H. PeUdleton,
descriptive OF his ouruoyings In the lt. The
suiuec last night The Holy Land" His dcscril-
tions OF SMYRNA Ephcsus Byrout Baalbeck. DanaScns
JuBeh. Cesuea Philippa, the Vale OF Gaec. NAZARETH
saiuata, Eabous, Jacobs Well, and numerous ether
memorable places aud scenes were extremely g.apblc
To ve lke aannee, travel about aud see everything ho
says. costs only 35 day
The last OF n series of free popular lectures
at tho AIlty baptist Church look place last evening
Prof Brickiore ~ the Bible Clurs described China
the aud customs of the natives, illustrating s
rciurks with mup Fne lecturer spent several years IA
China and eylnced Familiarity with his theme. lle
audience small and composed mostly VI chlidr,L
who listened with ojh,seD Ddabe attention,
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

mated for salaed oces in tho Institute made public
MT Hickey referred to way In which persons
could he elected TO any Office. The resolution caused
n,ncb and was finally laid the table, with
the that 10 should be offered as an amend
meut TO the bylaws and IL was afterward done
When the meeting about to adjourn, Dr. Parmelee
offered the following resolution which was carried;
nominations officers aud Committees Tor the
prons elections 1870 made regular meeting Of
the Iuslitute.
THE massage of this resolution killed the ticket which
had pre yiosy been printed S0 Thursday the 10Th,
ar u M new ticket will be presented and balloed for.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
tailor named Fsngh, While IN company friend OshssL
ave- stepped OF the Sidewalk so ballvs dsd

nan tailor named Fsug While IN sh freud Oklsst
ave-, stepped Of the Sidewalk isto bsl-s. aud disd
NEWARK.--A very successful revival il in progress
10 IT. Panfs " " Chnrch Last 10
the Rev Dr. Batter pr-ae eng the Cnou,
Reformed Church heidi
results At Yesterday the r.
the dawbrdge Of the NewJerey Rsrod Nnke,t
The schooaeTs foremost carried
susiaBed....A cgarmsker named William icke sug Ayes a.
into saloon Wednesday stsroon AID While ssinr soy
sandxich dead Wednesday
bed at Woodsde 10 consult the Ps PROJECT eommh,.
appointed inoHsion utic aud
adjourned until Saturday evening" "Wednesday evening Coas
Lodge Of Free Msons No. 6 instituted Depay Onba
William T. Pine and Of
Brotherhood took part in the cereinonie,
TRENTON-The Grand jury Of the United StaieI
has fBnd % jndirtn.st
been discharged Its members signed m~"s the Legas
praying for Increase Of and mileage The tns
neIt Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
Mr.. WILLIAMS Rep., Oregon, made a similar state

ment. .
Mr. MORRILL, Rep.. VT said no denied Vat there
was any law in existence by which the price OF zen
hours work to be paid for only eight hours woIk.
He proposed to call up soon the bill deciaraiory OF the
meaning of the Eght-hOur law In tins respect ID orucr
that the question might be settled. 49,.
The amendment Of Mr. Morrill, OF vermont, was then
adopted by yeas 90 nays %, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
HOME NEWS.


-Morning-Clear from midnight to 8; foggy
to 81 hazy 940 little hazy IL TO noon windy ii TO noon
Afternoon-Ltle hazy and slightly cloudy TO 215 very
cloudy 2lO TO g. and from4 TO sunset. EvenBg-Cloudy
620 slightly cloudy 720; little cloudy 7i0 overcast
$40 to IL windy $40 to IL. Note-2d from II p m to
midnight clear.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

Dr.S.B Smiths Magnetic salye, 300 Bway,c cures
burns eous BARRIERS Itch Sc Wholesale at cne8eeas 6
SQUIRE e. L. y Fulton ST., New York.
best place g.ArCHgs 6ne DtAsoxDs
sILyzz WAAE DiGa.oHas q sorriaitg
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

party of Midland Railroad contractors
arrived with gang of men at Meade Baiu. aud evm
.ncnced work yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
IAsBouncemsntAl I

PAPERS, TWINS THREADS. AND CoRDAGR.
HAEvEI once and Wreoon 30 ald % Bosdsag
~
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

PYLE's o. X. SOAP still increasing in popu-
lsY Housekeeper 6nd the Chesps ue END afd nssus
their fneDds All hrstcs Grocs keep H. Depot 80 Wah5tsa st
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
Is GUARANTEED in CURRENCY By
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND,
AND PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

The Chicago Railway in connection with the ao'-
branch Chicago Island and Pase Road DIRECT
EXTENSION Chicago Rock Island Road from Columbus.
low, $50 miles THROUGH THE RICHEST PORTIONS OF IOWA
AND MISSOURI TO THE CITY OF LBAvESwoRTH KANSAS,
thus constituting almost direct line from CHICAGO to the Com
mercial Metropolis Of Kansas aud the Missouri Valley
The field for throughout the Southwest onei 10
with Chicago direct and all its connections amoog The
MOST VALUABLE and important Of any Road 10 existence
The whole issue OF Bonds amounts i've millions
er.t nr.r,ua ON The entlre ntnrertx the Connanr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27
THE EARTHQUAKE.

Last Thursday forenoon an earthquake
was felt from Boston to Milwaukee, and
from Detroit to Cincinnati. A percep'i-
BILE vibration OF buildings was notice. aud
great fearfulness was produced in many
places. In some places the people rushed
into the streets in intense excitement.
The fullest description Of rumors we have
fiom Cleveland, Ohio. There the sensa-
ton caused by the shock was a very pc
culiar and disagrcesble one. The head
felt compressed-the blood rushed to the
head. There was a sort of sea sickness
and dizziness The guests and other in
mates of the hotels rushed into the streets
panic stricken. Woman fainted away.
AT the United States court room an i'm
portant case was on trial, but the pro
ceedings were stopped by the shock, and
judge, jury, lawyers, and spectators rush.
down stairs in fright. The vibration
appears to have been quite generally felt
in the country north of Cincinnati. and
between Boston and Milwaukee. The vi
bration probably started from some point
In the Atlantic Ocean and ended on the
western shore of Lake Michigan. The
wave passed along at the rate of one hun
dred miles IN three minutes-but strange
to say--paid no attention TO Chicago
The papers of that city grieved over the
loss of first class sensation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27
MA REF


Tuesday evening The 25th inst, by the
Rev. VIM. Lusk Jr, of Niles, Mich
GEORGE A. EDWARDS, of Chicago, and
SARAH j. CRANDALL, of Plymouth. The
bride was given away by u. 5. Dodge.
The attendants were John II. Losey and
Ale1c Todd.
A very pleasant party was present
from Laporte, and a party from Niles,
Mich. The occasion was Delightful to
friends at home and from abroad. George
has many friends here and elsewhere who
congratulate him upon his new ard pleas
ant relationship. The bride has long
been the sunshine " of the Dodge
House." May the tendency 10 sunshine
on the part of the bride, and the tendency
to song on the part of tire bridegroom
make Paradise of pleasure for the two
hearts made one in the marriage relation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

A MAGNIFICENT auroral display has ia
ken place lately several times, creating
quite sensation on account of the pecu-
liar magnificence. The Democrats here
abouts supposed this display was got
up in honor of the Democratic election
of one additional congressman lately.
The display seemed to be in an easserly
direction, and about over Ohio. We
rather think the grand Republican victo-
ry in Ohio and Pennsylvania was the par
ticular thing for which the heavenly
Illumination was gotten up. 1t was IN
doubtedly intended to indicate the bril-.
liant success Of ihe Republican party
throughout the country this fall. A dark
cloud just below the streamers indicated
the feelings of the Democracy, and The
regions where the disconsolate ones are
fast betaking themselves;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27
Teachers Institute.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will hold a teachers institute at
the seminary building in Plymouth, COM
on Monday, November eth, 1870, at 10
o'clock, a. m. and continue five days.
A general attendance Of all school teach
ers and those who intend to apply for
license to teach, is respectfully and ur-
gently requested.
The signs of The times indicate that our
next institute viii be the most teiestiDg
ever held in the county. On Saturday,
the 18th day Of November, there will be
an examination of all who wish to obtain
license to teach school in this county, and
afterwards on the fourth Saturday in
November, first Saturday in December
and on the third Saturday in each month
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27
WIlboU,s Anti-PerIodic

Is INFAILIBI.E In the cure OF CHILL.S and
PEVER and all feyers Of miasmatic orig
in.
1t is essentially SPECIFIC and is ne
quack medicine.
1t is used in the H spitals in New Or
leans and by leading medical men through
out The South and West
Wilhofts Tonic has been used In the
South for the last ten years by DIR. Viii
hoft, the diseoverer, with the happiest re-
sults, and has been sold extensively for
the last ten years, by the present prop'ie-
tors; throughout the Southern States, and
has never failed In s,nyle instance TO ef-
feet speedy aud permanent cure: It is
economical, because the dose required b
but teaspoonful, and one bottle will cure
tao or more ordinary cases OF Chills and
Fever.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

A COUPLE of fools disgraced themselves
by trying to create disturbance, in front
of Blain's store, last Thursday. If some
men cant live without indulging in an &C.
casional free fight, and throwing off their
coats and exhibiting their dirty shirts and
uncouth person to the public gaze, il might
be wise plan 10 have sort OF strong
pen or enclosure erected, and the exercises
conducted after the mspner of Spanish
bull fights, where only those who admire
such sport need witness il. We were
pleased to see our newly elected officer,
Maxey, interpose and promptly disperse
the beligerents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27
FOR FARMERS and oth-r..-1

DAINTS FOR FARMERS and cth~rs.-The
: Grafton Mineral Paint Go. are now manu>
featuring The Best. Cheapest and most DURABLE
Paint in use; two coats well put on, mixed with
pure Ln-ee Oil, will last 10 10 years IL Is Of
light brown or beautiful chocolate color, aud can
he charged 10 green. iead. stone. drsh. olive ~
cream suit th- the IL j. va lu
able for Houses, Barns Fences, Carrias,r and Car
makers, Pals aud wsoden-vare, Agricultural
indictments, Canal Boats, Vessels and Ships
bottoms, Canvas. Metal and Shiuge Roof lif being
Fire and Wafer proof) Floor Oil Cloths, tome Iranu-
ftcturer having used 5.Oeb bbls the past y~aF and
PAINT for any purpose l. unsurpassed for body.
durability elasticity. and tdhesiye"ess- Price 8
per Dbl Of 3uo lbs. which will supply farmer for
wears 60 come WARRANTED in all cases above
send TOR a circular whiS h gives fur particulars
None genuine unless branded in trade marx.
Grafton Mineral Paint Persons order the
Paint, and remit he money on receipt of the goods
Address, DANIEL BIDWELL, Isl leari Street
u-sl-fmo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

A CHASGE.-The hardware store of
Mr.. E. j. Thompson has changed propri-
etors. Messrs. n. S. Woodward and
John Hoham have purchased the entire
stock, and the store will be conducted by
them in the future We have no doubt
but that they will sdcceed. as they are
known by almost every one in the coun-
ty. During the stay Of Dir. Thompson in
ur place he has made many friends, and
proved himself. to be a gentleman. II
will be engaged in the store for the pres
ent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

FROM THE OTHER WcRLD ALMOST
MIR. Todd, of the Model Drug Store, we
are happy to say, is up and about again.
Things at the Model Store will now be
assuming their former liveliness in bust
ness point of view. Mr.. Todd has fine
stock of drugs aud medicines, and will
sell very cheap. Give him call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

THE Democrat talks about gains, and
says nothing about losses. If boy gains
three marbles and losses three we cannot
discover that he is much ahead. Yet
such kind OF gains gives the Democrat
great comfort. How a drowning man
will catch at straws.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

The proprietor of this paper Is respon-
sitle for the editorial matter that appears
in this paper, and will hold no street con-
trOyersy with any man. lfyou have any
Thing to say, call at the Office like gen.
t.eman and you will be treated like gent
leman if you behave yourself as such.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

Our enterprlsing neighbor down street
makes great pre,ensions about publishing
the latest news" In the course Of
the fall we presume the Democrat will
tell its readers that Gen. II. f. Lee is
dead. For that paper to treat its own
particular friend in that slow manner
is exceedingly STUPID.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

WE shall sustain the newly elected
county officers to the best of our ability,
if they are enterpris:ng, and economical,
and benefit to the county. If not, We
shall 90 against them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

Now that the long winter nights are
approaching, every family that does not
already take the REPUBLICAN should order
it without delay. Those having a friend
or relative in the west should also sub
scribe for a copy and send it to them, as
it win give lhem all the news from homo,
and much fuller than they can obtain il
by letter, and also cheaper than weekly
letter.