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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

We have again made arrangements, this
season, with one of the largest manufac-
turing and exporting houses in the United
States, for the purchase of Fur, and are
thereby enabled to pay the highest prices
for Mink, Muskrais, Fox. Skunk, Deer
skins, &c. Our collection last year as
very heavy. and we want to double the
same ifpossible. Groceries sold as chear
as usual and cash paid for all country pro.
duce.
n52-3m. l. NUSSBAUM & co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

MEssRs. BEcKER & BAILEY having taken
the Dry Goods stand, heretofore occupied
by Leonard Logan. II is useless for US
to recommend this firm, they aie men
that have done business too long with.
and are too favorably known TO the PEG
pie OF this com munity, TO need any recon-
incubation from anyone. 1t is only
necessary for the public to know that they
are in business, to insure them more than
an equal share OF patronage.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

Nj. Fl. RICE, Esq, has removed with
his family to Indianapolis, where he is
conducting the Masonic AdUocdte. His
residence has been engaged by tie Rev.
M. Hutchinson, who will occupy it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

In this paper will be found letter
from H. g. Thayer, who represents this
paper in the great Hoosier excursion of
editors of Northern Indiana A letter
will also be found from G. r. Thralls,
Esq, who is in company with the excur-
sion
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
Leibeg's Ague Cures,

Brown d Pershing sold Is bottles
aud boxes, and warranted them in
every case TO cure chill fever and
intermittent fever, and il has not
isiled in a single case. Price, 80 els :,
rs cts. and 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

Besure and call on Brown & Per-
shing for School Books. They
keep full stock.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

A remedy that cures all cl i'll fever
and intermittent fevers. Discovered
by the great chemist Leibeg. and
sold by BROWN q PERsHlNa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

THE ladies' aid society of St. Thomas
church will meet this afternoon at the
residence of John G. Cushman, Esq. All
are invited TO attend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

Buy all your School Books, Gold
Pens, Ink Pens and Stationery, Port
MONIES, Drugs and Medicines Of
Brown & PEgsuING.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

NEW SllNERSMlIH.

q T. PUILpOT wou'd announce TO the eiti
~ zrns If Marshall county ard the rnidic In
general that he las ain lecsi,d in Ply mGui a. and
can al ell tim lie found in the Post Office Building
wher~ H. Il prepared 20 DO all work IN his line Il
THE very bsst MANNER and the most rrsssonahle
terms n& Particular attrn'ien given fo The
clrsning and repairing IF Watches. All work
" srrantstl. Give him q call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
New Grocery and PrOvi-
sion Store.

Messrs. Dethlefsen d Deicomann
have just opened a new Grocery and
Provision Store at the old dry goods
stand of
WILLIAMSON & BERGMAN.
There stock is entirely new, and
does no. consist of old remnants
that hive stood on the shelves for
the last ten or twenty years, but OF
new and splendid goods, just bought
at reduced prices. and consists every
variety usually kept in such stores,
and many articles that have never
before been offered to the people of
Plymouth.
Give them a call, for they really
sell cheaper than any other house
in Marshall county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

FpEGrLtR Physician apd Operative surgeon,
offers Ais professional serviees to the eitizers
Plymonth and surrounding conotry. In addition
20 the tr..a me nj Of diseases 10 the coun-
try special attention will be given TO Surgery the
treatment cf surgical diseases and diseases 81 fe-
males Night calls in town and country promptly
attended to. Charges reasonable. Office and resi-
dence west side Of Michigan street, three doors
OF the bank. Plymouth, Ind. S4tii
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

Buy your School Books at the
Post Office Book Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
THE REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
POs'F OFFICE DIRECTOR

S. A. CHAPLIN will lecture at Benson's
hall. this crhursdav) evening, on the sub
iect Of . Education"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
MAR RIED.

On the Sd inst, by Rev. A. Fuller.
GEo. w. CAMP to SARAH j. TRUAx, all of
this townsh!p.
Also as the same time, by Rev a. Fun :
Ter. Wv. ID. Brown TO ALICE J. WILocx,
all of this place.
On the 9th inst by the same, p. BA-
KRR to SARAH j. WELou. all OF thi.
place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
Brown & Pershing.

Exclusive agents for Mcrton's ccle
brated Gold Pens. Price, from so
cts. to $40,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

NEOMEOPA TIiIC PaySician and Dentist. treHt~
Z q all Diseases that afict the human system.
Might calls promptly attended uihce in Balcony
BErk. vest side of Michigan Strs-et residence.
dir-rfly south OF the 4. ft W. and Chicssgo Depot
Plym-uth. Ind. nJff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
TONS ORAL.
a. a. Hoitzrndorff.

~ tSitIC NABL Barber Sshop Corner Of La
Il p-trfe and .cnigan streets. and opposite H.
H. Dick s"ss's hardware stole The highest price
aid for lssIies' hair. SAT-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

nENTIST. Oficc over J.. E Westervelt's Store
NJ Teeth extracted without Ia.n nv The use If Nj
irons oxide Cor Laughing Gss). 1FrTH; from on..
tooth full sett cheap hat the rich and poo
all get them. Office open all days except Monr
days aud Tuesdays. 3itfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

You will get the cheapest School
Books at the Post Office Book Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

Mortons Gold Pens are cheaper
Tor Schools than steel pens. Sold
only by Brown & PERsHrNG.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

You will find every description OF
School Books a; the Post Office Book
Stole.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

You will lind all kinds of School
Books ut the Post Office Book Sore
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
HOTELS.
Mcurdy House,
MISCELLANEOUS.

s>,OrTH side r. Ft- { C. W, wanatah. Ind
- Frank Mccurdy. Proprietor. Convenient and
ex trrsiy.. ,rro,n n,osixtions l3itfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
DIR. u. \. Horton.

U5XS Changed his residence and may be md
EA at his new brick honse, on Michigan roal a
short distance south of the resiarcs of A. L. Wee
Ter T34t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

Buy your School Books at the Post
Office Book Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

The Post Office Book Store is the
place TO by cheap School Books.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
M A. q. Packard.
PHYSICIANS.

A TroISEY Mt Law and Notary Public. Room
~ No. 1. Balcony Block, Plymouth, MARSHALL
county, Ind. i5itfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

The cheapest School Books are
are to be found at the Post Office
Book Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

The Post Office Book Store is where
yon viii find cheap SchoUl Books.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
D 4 & D

On the 2d inst, of nervous few err after
an illness of nine days, JAMES D., son of
Phlegmon and Priscilla Thompson, aged
Is years and month
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
4 4 a. II. Carr en-.
- %. & s. %. Pnrlxs.

A TToRi;EYs Csunselors at Law. Notarys Pub
~ ii anil Authorized War Claim Agents. Bour
bon. Ind Especial attention given to the
sct.emeni 90 Est .fes Conveyancing,A d the Col
i,cfon of soldiers Claims for Pensions, Bouaty.
Back PAY snd all otter War Claims lSftfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
C. II. Reynol,is. NJ. d.,

DIR. j. -. Leland.
DrYSIGIAN and SUTGFCN, Argos. Indian
attends to all calls prenlI tly- n2o'i4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
OSBORNE & HESS.

rfORSEYS I'll Law. will attend promptly To All
~ rnf--~fonal b,lsin ~ entrusted to them Par-
tcr asteBticn given TO real estate business uties
exa - ir~d aud qriefrd Collections made and
rr..t, rtlv remiifed Office Michigan Street lew
do, - aorfh Of the Parker House, Plymouth, Tad.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-10

n52-3m. L. NUSSBAUM & co.
, 1870-05-28

FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS.

SENATE
uHiC h+NNnECT

SENATE
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bills were introduced and referred:
By Mr. KAMSEY-To promote the cultivation Of
IS Mr. HOWEFof the improvement Of water
Lake Michigan b the Wisconsin and Fox Rivera
BY Mr MCE-For bridge across the Kansas
River at tittle R9es: uo ..o... ~, oao,ar =,
e1pploye OF the corporation Of washington acting
AZ an officer Of election or registration.
DEFICIENCY BILL
on Appropriations, reported, With amendments,
tic House bill to supply the deficiency IN the ap-
nropr1ation for mileage OF members by inc House
ate 81, 100000 to supply the deficiency In the
amount feaured this year to pay fol the collection
ot customs dulles, and sco,o6o for the -pay Of
special counsel employed by the treasury Depart
eruE HUDSON BAT coNPAsf'5 cIA1As
Nr, SUMNER, from the Committee On Foreign
aupTopriating 1926 600 in gold to pay the Govern
ncnt of Great Britain the amount awarded under
the treaty Of July !, 1868, TO setle INC Claims o.
the Hudson Bay Company and Puget Sound Agr1-
1t was ordered that the Senate would adjourn
from Saturday till Tuesday, IN order to observe
Monday rs holiday for the decoration Of Soldiers
graEes. .,,,orr,,1ov pr,
The AnproptiattOn bill was resumed, and the
amendment placing female clerks IN the depart
ments On an equality With males Is 70 compensa"
ton Was dcbated and atlopted-56 to 20.
The next amendment from the Committee o! o.
the Whole, the appropriation tor the extension OF
the Capitol grounds, was fea1i.
MI HARLAN asked for the reading OF the reso-
luton Of the Iowa Legislature, 1nstruc1ng theil
to further aRprapHa}q3ns n} 3ns
| anticipated remoga OF the capital, The resolu-
! sipn was read and 3Ir. Harlan asreed that 20 p
public necessity existed for the proposed exrcnoi,
| tute; that the only consideration upon Which II
was based vas The personal qualification. Of Cor.
greasmen and visitors to the city. The discussion
| five minutes.
". MORRILL, Vt}, said St Louis, to which Il
vas proposed TINT the capital be moved, vas The
che! CITY stats which would have gone into the
! FIanK I. Blar-to whom he Whs willing to a&cort
! all the credit dne him. He Hould keep the capi
til In Z loyal community.
III. YATES sald the feMoTM had been rsp.e
, 1870-05-28
NEW YORK.

CHARGES AGAINST REV. u. F. GApDls.
NEW fonk, May 27.--1n regard to the nr1est Of
Rev. n. r. Gaddis, for alleged frauds In Clnctn-
natl, tho Brooklyn Eagle says Mr.. Gaddis' accuser
Is Il man Of very drunken habits, aud his frteufs
may rest satisfied that his innocence Etll aIcear
on examination OF the charge.
THE WALL STREET
money market Is unchanged In the gtock mar
ket the chief interest Was In Pacific Mail, Lake
Shore, Rock Island, and Ohio l. Mississippi,
prices being generally ns1n. There Was depres-
sion In the afternoon In the atock and gold mr.
ket, owing to break In foreign exchange.
THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.
The Sun Tomorrow will publish an Interview
with Rev. Dr.. Lauahan, about the Methodist Book
Concern frauds Lanahan sRJs, II called Into
court, he can substantlate the charges OF fraud he
originally made He repeats his statement with
emphasis, and says that young Porter, son Of the
manager Of the BOOK Concern, made 30 per cent
on some Of his purchases.
To the Associated Prca4.f
VESSELS RELEASED.
NEw foR5, NAY !o; 2!:.1The steamer GatharIne
Chase, seized last summer for hnvng been usci
to 1T Ont nllbuste1lng expedition, have at last
orders from Washington.
IMMIGRATION.
The Commissioners Of Emigration met yestet-
dag at Castle Garden and transacted considerable
the two immigrants who had SO persistentsy prose-
cuted the ETinfeEs recently convicted before the
Court OF sesSaona ;no. <,,,.n
The contract for the Iron work 10 the new Post
0flce vas Yesterday assigned to the tEtnA Iron
WS5k = I nsnE ,hs Dwest e. bidder Tho
t4rDsILEs OF BARBAn1SM."
The Reform Club met last evening, and discussed
@ se mns sau1Se n
called tdpo5te9 of baIbattsm.@
, 1870-05-28
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MAY z8, 1870.

a,,.o. An ,.,.a, y h,.,. oro In a former
e.. sehtea - 1@asns @ ttcee1 ~ "e1 ~ ~ ,ecu Tote
oW T., ~ ia aa s1no m IN nn tn predict
thet ~ ~ nna 9 ~ 9Do1e II tftt. ouse
et@t not ose ~ , su .ua1 y. nnIrss
iiseg :, n. ~. ~. ot ~ th canlfal to
tho sfssieorp; W vsa ~! ssc 'eno'' "a 'ne
~ SiGT34tt1r wv ,a,,o-rc.1 +hat If the sole
~. nStt4NtAl. - Hl1 tSna AL tnat - canornr
p " a. WIS ~ " n sttt ~ f-or1 inva
HUH 1uluGlS ALGS}, OF LEG 9ElatoE llulA AoH 9
fBarlan>, he did not think either Of them Foulu
ever exercise II.
Mi. YATES. Whv pot7 Where Ess the best
blood Of Vcrmnnt excent ;n the far west, where
ifs warmth ero viunr Tas mprifaxt In the building
Of schonl hnnscs chnncnesl AMI thc general %.
wart march r. Ihat rrtion n nower artt position
Dii New Enr1snd desirs IN haTe tho canital under
Waters It wou]f he central to eyeTF nortlpn OF the
connfr1 am,3 nerfens ne 1nfnre cenfTe Of hun
dred States ala millions Of pcople,
Mr. HOWARD thnnUht It a nnesttnn Of public
- .i.t-t-unrtEf* -ntau f.,
, 1870-05-28

ELECTION CAsE.
Mr. CESSNA, from the Committee on Elections,
Wallace duly elected and entitled to seat. He
moved the previous question: which was seconded,
and the resolution adopted.
When the Democratic members realized what
had letu done Mcssrs, RANDALL and BROOKS
demonstrated and protested against it, and mo-
te 1e to IT, aae d9sus Ia
simpson could not take the oath, he having been
IN o1llccr IN the ConfedeIate army, but condemned
Ills disabilities, for which he had petitLoned and
which he deserved, because he had earnestly anu
firmly aided in the reconstruction measures
fraud as bad as any election fraud erer charged
upon parties III New York It vas an attempt to
deirand the minority BY forcing on The body
constituents, aud representing nothing whatever.
Mr.. DAWES rcpud1ated the principle embodied
III the report, that the tnegibillty OF person wfo
received the greatest number OF votes gare the
sent to the person having the next highest num-
btr.
already stated ,hat that part ot The report repre-
srntcd on1y his own views; also, that on two or
three occasions he had distinctly stated that this
casc would not OCCUPY over tcn minutes. AL nc
After further discussion by Acssrs PAINE and
HI IKR, the Speaker called on afr. Wallace to come
forward and taKc the oath, which WAS t!ene.
TERRITORIAL BILL
NJ CCLLQ HON t LnS Somnittee I1 eu a. 1SIl1tq-
Tics, rcpoTIea bill ahnuus III !aHs OF 1ne ltfl
Il r1 vi Ilaho. taxing rersous or the Chinese or
MCnEuliAa race, a1d iaF cIea1lne 11e omcc o.
District A%tofnty 1or eacA county, also, 10!blldfns
tic Territorial Legislature extra salaf1ea 10
EE.era officers III the Territory, OF u 1nehvrSoy
employees Of the Legislature.
COMMITTEE KLroKTS.
I,eEorta from the Committee Oh Foreign Affairs
were ninie mostly Of private character, but lr-
cuAinE the following: Referring to the President
| the petitions Of William J. Magic and John War
Gnf in
Great Britain, wltfla request that such action be
| taken by him, In accordance with international
, 1870-05-28
THE WEST.

The Boston Excurntoniste Mt Chey-
enne-Indfans Coming East-Des.
perate Struggle with a Horse Thief.
CHEYENNE, May T.--The Boston excursion
train arrived this afternoon and remained an
hour. The exturAontsts were met at the depot by
an immense concourHe Of people and sersnaded BY
the post band Governor Campbell made speech
welcoming The Boston friends TO Wyoming. Hon
Alex. Il. Rice replied, psying eloquent oompll-
ments to our young Territory and magic city.
Red Cloud and the twenty warriors who are
with him IN route to Washington, are expected 10
reach Pine Bluff tonight. where q special car
awaits them. They did not conc rid Cheyenne.
OMAHA, May 27.-Genelsl Sheridan left Heena,
Montana Territory, on the Goth. for Fort Shaw,
Montana, and goes thence to Fort Benton.
Last night q horse waa stolen at Gienwpost,
Iowa, the thief escaping to the Nebraska side.
He was pursued and captured this evening BY
Sheriff johnson, Of Plat1smouth, while rid
ing toward Plattsmouth. The thlef
seized johnson aud cndeag0red to pull
him from his horse. Releasing himself, johnson
drew pistol, and the thief, starting to run, Wat
shot Ia the neck, killing hin instantly Id tht
melee the Sheriff received a shot through htl
hand.
Private advices from the new minesa, ninet,
miles Routh Of Rawlins Springs. Wyoming, sal
that great excitement cxtsts, 0nu that tho mine
arc paying from nye to fourteen dollars 70 q mai
Der DAY,
, 1870-05-28
Sutt for False Inlpri.onment-Cor
ncr's Inquest in tho Smlth.Rpxe

DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 27.-A. GreenEa,1 yester-
1til i knight for ss5,n00 damages for false In
rrisonmcnt. In q Eu!t ren'iing In tho CIRCUIT
Cour1last fall, IN which GreenwatI nn Grlnth we're
Venue. on this afldaEit. GrtfIth charged perjury,
and had hin arrested The grand jury considered
the case md discharged Greenwnld. lie NOW
htincs Ills suit for damages.
II The Coroner's inquest, held at the Two-NiEe
House. near Dunlelth, III, yesterday, over the
body Of John 4 Roee, the tus, aiter bearing 1ae
to the effect that ]" Matthias Smith did feion!ouslE
ilA and muT1e1 John 4. Rose Smith IL is 81 s5tll
are. aud is attended by Dra Mcclure ana s1ap,es aes
sLght, though somew4at stronger than at hrst
, 1870-05-28

CINCINNATI, May e7.--At the close Tonight. Of
the second course Of the Laymen's Institute lee
turea, that has been under the direction Of Rev.
Dr. Reid, Of the Horihuestevn Christian Adroeate,
Chicago, and Or. Morris, and Professor Evans. Of
Lane Seminary, the 1nenbers Of the Young Mems
Christian Association determined npon the organ-
tzation Of Iay7nen's Theological institute, hag-
ing for its object the methodical instruction Of
persons engaged In erargelistfc labor It Wilt call
into reqQisltlon the prominent clerical and tar
Instructors Of Cincinnati. and Will probably hold
weekly meetings. It Il regarded here as very
tmpoftant move In the religious field.
, 1870-05-28

Norfolk,
.AI1AHpRIA, VA. kay a7.-The Conservative
Ticket Is elected By about l6o majority. The Re-
pnbl1cans carry one wsru.'
RlcHKDND, May e7.-The Republican majority
on the city ticket Ia alson, 800. Despite driving
rain the Republicans held meeting In front OF
the Cuhtom Hopse this AFTERNOON
This morning az the ballot IN the Jefferson Ward
Was being taken to The City Hall, the bearer was
assassd oa n tae street. ae eod oEoae1 and the bal
In Petersburg the Republicans elected their
Mayor, but the Conservatives have large major
vile, Rnd the Conservatives Charlottesville and
Stanton
, 1870-05-28

the African Methodist Church Of New YORK held
lts closing session at the Bridge Street Church,
Brooklyn, yesterday, Bishop Campbell pzessdlng.
Considerable important routine business was
transacted. The African Methodist Episcopal
Conference adjourned it, session in Newark yes.
terslay afternoon, after having made the usual a1-
nQtutDeutA.
, 1870-05-28
A County Woman Suffrage Assoctas
ti0n Organized in VI. Louis.

A County W0WaN Suffrage ABsottA7
ti0n OFga anized in Vt. Louis.
ST. LOFTS, May a7.-A meeting ut the Temple to-
Suffrage Association to he auxiliary to the
State Association was well attended. Judge
john u. konn presided, aud made.
speech strongly In favor Of female suffrage. Miss
Mary E. BeedJ read Eery interesting paper on
the general question Why women demand and re-
npire the ballot ..
The following officers were elected: PreaIdent,
Mayman crow; Vice President, jas. E. Yeatman,
Francis Minor, Carl udenng, Albert Todd, 7. G: C.
Davis, Mrs. Alfred clapp, Mrs. R!ls!eg, Mrs
Tillman; Secretary, Mics Mary E. Beedy; Treas
ure1, Mrs Isaac H. Sturgeon. An Executive Com
mIttee Of fifteen VAS also elected which, together
with the officers, embrace SONG Of the most prom
tuent citizens Of St Lonts. 4 constitution vas
adQpted and the association will immediately enter
into an active canvass Of the county.
, 1870-05-28
The state Musical Convention Al
MAnNfields

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MANSFIELD, O., May es.-The Ohio Musical A.
scciaton closed It's secont annual session tonight
by producing tile oratoriu Of the Messiah. with
chorus uf oTer 2OU voices, and Curriers' orchestra
OF sixteen pieces. Solosts, Miss ]. E. Houston, Of
Boston; Mr. J. r. Thomls, Of New YORK; y. u
Ingcrsoll, OF Mansfield. Pianist, E. ": Aaginnis,
Of Mansfield. 1t aas musical triumph, thing
Of grandeur and beauty, aud reflected great credit
on The director, Scion Wilder, and all concerned
After the concert, complimentary apeeche;s a.!
and jolly, ami resolutions Of thanks exchanged
between the visitors and entertainers.
, 1870-05-28
OHIO.

Damages Awarded for the Seduction
OF a Wife-HeFcnuc Frauds.
C1scrsNAr1, Mar 41.-B. T. Rctsman, Jr,, OBJ
talued verdict to-day, IN the Superior Court for
&, 600 In suit against Il. C. Culbcrtson, for the
seduction Of bis wife.
erul days befp:e Commissioner Hollad1y, Oh
charges Of couspIsIng to detzaud the government
while an Inspector, further examination Was
waived, aud the defendant discharged on bail Of
4. .QlQ "a appear before the United States Court
, 1870-05-28

Special Dcrp:tch to Tac Chicago Tribune.
ALBAAF, n. T., May e7.-Only 300 head Of cat
te received thus far: few sales made at fully &c
higher than last week. Dealers feel confident that
the market will continue fully that. II not better
FoEel so1,i one car to LYNCH OF stilers averaging
$780, at 9'tc; also. one car, averaging ESQ, same
Kind, At IS per 100.
Fur thonsand sheep here: market Ac higher
Mctraw sold two cars, averaging Is rs, at tlc,
and Ltnlcr two car loa,s, averaging 81 III, At The
-Four hnplIrrtl hogs Ee4:elte4; !, zoo Eent East
, 1870-05-28

WHEELING, ". Va, May 27.-Thc Protestant
Episcopal Council Of Virginia and West Virginia
presiding. 1t will probably continue In session
during the week.
, 1870-05-28

PH1LADELFHlA, May a7.-The case OF Colonel
Sherman, charged with being connected Win
guilty. Colonel WightmR an, implicated IN the same
transaction, II held for tr4l.