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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
w. JacOby, NJ. ID.

DEGULAR PHYSICIAN and Operative Sur
HI geon. gofIeIs his professional services TO the
people Of Marshall county. IL addition TO tie
treatment of disc ases common 70 the country,
special attention will be given to Surgery, the
treatment of sur ica diseases end diseases OF fe-
males. Night calls in town and country promptly
attended TO. Charges reasonable. Office zap stairs
in corner building south of the bank.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
P1ow Factory
IN SOUTH PLYMOUTH.

Among the improvements are:
First. The beam IL two inches higher than in
other plows, which prevents II from choking.
Second. The standard h fastened to the beam in
a stronret manner than In other plows, being
fastened by secure bolt, and the mould board
10 separate piece and fastened to the pillow by
bolts, 80 that when IL wears out new one may
be replaced and the pillow be q good ever.
The farmers requested 10 call and examine
these plows. They have been tried and found tc
wsII be furnished. 2otf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
A. O. horton,

hENTIST. Office over J. f. Westervelts Store
- Teeth extracted without pain. by the Of Nj
irons Oxide Cor Laughing Gas). TEETH; from one
tooth TO full sett cheap that the rich and poo
can all get them. Office open all days except Monr
days aud Tuesdays, I3itfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
NEW slLVERsMIrH.

II X. PHILPOr would announce to the citi-
<As zens Of Marshall county and the pnblic in
general that he has again located in Plymouth and
can at all timss be found in his store three doors
west Of Woodland Hoham's Hardware Stose, south
side. Laporte street, Plymouth, Marshall Co., Ind.
Where be is prepared 10 do ali work in his line In
the very beet manner, and on the most reasonable
terms. rs- Particular attention given to the
cleaning and repairing of Watches. All work
warranted. Give him q call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

Just opened our Boots, Shoes,
Ladies d Children's wear at
NJ. BECKER & cos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
PHYSICIANS.

DrS. Matchette & France
&C. MArcHErrE, NJ .. 6. FRANCE, n. d.
DHYsIC1ANs & SURGEONS, BOURBON. IND
The doctors request their patrons to call eaily
In the day to insure prompt attention to patients in
fhe country. Special attention given 10 cl ronic
diseases and operative surgery. Office always npen,
with one doctor in constant attendance -no-l1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

Fuol1c sale.
The undersigned will sell at public sale,
at his residence 216 miles south east OF
Plymouth, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1871,
III of his personal property, consisting of
Horses, Cows, Hogs, Reaper. Mower, and
other farming utensils, household and
kitchen furniture, &C., &c.
TERMS OF SAFE:
All sums of s. and under, cash in hand ;
all sums over S., credit of nine months
will be given, the purchaser giving his
note with approved security, waving val
alton and appraisement laws, and II not
paid when due, ten per cent interest from
date.
20-2 DAVID GIBSON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

Clothing to suit anybody at
M. BECKER IL CG'S.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

OYSTER AND EATING SALOON.
~ Immediately in the rear OF the Ho-
tel De Shakes. Oysters, Sartlines, Triple.
&c, prepared in the best style. Warm
meals at all hours.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
O.. II. Reynolds. NJ. D.,

- PECULIAR Physician and Operative Surgeon,
y offers his professional services to the citizens
Plymouth and surrounding coup try. In addition
10 the .rcafme Mt OF diseases common to the couR-
Try special attention will be given to surgery, the
treatment Of surgical diseases and diseases Of fe
males. Night calls i'm town and country promptly
attended TO. Charges reasonable. Office and resi-
dencs on west side Of Michigan street, three doors
OF the bank. Plymouth, Ind. f34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
HORSE AMI CATTLE
REMEDIES.
HE Best aud most ReijaJIe evc.
offered to the Public.
The American Magnetic
EQUINE CONDITION POWDERS

CERT FICATE
e. hereby certify that ] lave examined an
thoroughly tested I'm my practire tb
above articles. and regard them preparations
great merit and would cordially rec-n.mend tber
as being prepared with sp cciaI care frccl re
liable ingredients. End more eff rciuus iof III
treatment Of the various diseases for which they
designed, than any rem esiies of which hav
knowledge.
GEORGE II. DADD,
Veterinary Srrgsoy ka.hor of a. anatomy o'.G fhg
siology Of the Horse =" Modern Hgsc Doctor" ~.
Purchasers will please ask for COPY Of Horse ano
y Cattle Owners Guide" gratis.
LORD & SMITH, Proprietors,
Cpfcaco IRIS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
Two Papers for the Price Of One

In consideration Of liberal arrangements made
with The publishers If Eastern periodicals. we are
enabled TO send any 81 90 monthly or weekly aud
the CHRONICLE i'm addition, for the single price OF
the former. We also send Godey's LOdy's Book, So,
and the CHRONICLE, for So So tire Northeastern,
Farmer and the CHRONICLE for S2 90.
~ Every Postmaster School Teacher, Pbysi-
clan, Lawyer, Merchant, Mechanic, Farmer, or
other honest man or woman, is desired to act as
agent for the CHRONICLE.
For confidential Letter Of Instructions specimen
copy of Year Book, oHReSIcLE, etc, sent free,
address,
CHRONICLE COMPANY.
No. HI Race ST.. Cincinnati, O.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.
DY ST EP STA,
. COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Balsam is healing
softening and expectorating. The extraordinary
power IL possesses in Immediately relieving, and
eventually curing, the NEST obstinate cases OF
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Catarrh. Hoerseness, Asthma and Consumption is
almost incredible. So prompt is the reliefard GER
tain its effects in all the hove cases. any affection
Of the throat and ungs that thousands of physicians
are daily prescribing it, and and all say that it
is the most healing and expectorating medicine
known. One dose always affords relief and in mo st
cases one bottle effects Sold by Druggists in
large bottles. Price One Dollar. 1t is your owl.
fault. If YOU still cough and suffer, The Balsam
will cure.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
DIR Il. -, iceland,


PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Argos, Indiana
attends 70 all calls promptly. n29vl4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
Mcurdv Hor1se,

| SOUTH side p. FIT. 4 G. r w., wanatah, Ind
- Frank hccurdy, Proprietor. Convenient and
extensive accommodations. l3ftfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

For five subscribers at 81 80 each, Lady's Pho
tograph Album, worth : $50; set of SiIver-pIated
Teaspoons, worth $780, or boys superior Pocket
i Knife, worth $3.50.
For ten subscribers at 81 so each a set of Silver
plated Tablespoons worth IS; an excellent Violin
or Flute, worth S.
For fifteen Subscribers at 81 so each Pictorial
History Of the Rebellion. Sl2
For twenty subscribers At 81 so each, Webster's
Unabridgea Dictionary, sl2.
For thirty subscribers at 81 so each, a gentle
mans Silver Watch. SIS.
For twenty subscribers at 81 so each, the Gin
cinnati Daily Giro aicle one year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

For Bargains in rugs GO to
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-06

VIII receive, preDaid by mail or express, one
pound Of the very superior and wonderful pro.
ductiye
EARLY ROSE POTATOES;
nr, II preferred, package Of the popular and PRO
LIFIC NORWAY OATS
The sun., 1871-09-21

The World does not acreo with those Re
publican journals which advocate the one-tern
rule to avoid the improper use of Presidential
patronage. The World thinks they would d.
better to educate their readers up to the point OF
considering such dishonest aouse of power snf'
icient bar to reelection. Our contemporary does
not allow sufficient weight to the Influence whicl
President GR,ST has naturally exercised with all
Republicans. ia a conversation w'h ns GEos1T
WILKES on May 20, 1868, Gen. GR,Nr not only de
clArsd himself e-rncsty IN favor of tho onc.ierm
rule but expressed tho opinion that "th'
passage Ct constitutional amendment ef floting
that reform is absolutely necessary to the pre-
servation of our liberties" rhis being the con
yictun OF Gen. GRASr, it is not surprising tha
many Republicans should adopt Il.
The sun., 1871-09-21

The English appesr to be unfortunate In their
.t,.mpt. to iutroau,e Improvements on their mill
AIRY system. Another s.anucle e'Eorsss. eNe''d
on tie .ocalled P,ussiau plan, has occu're II Al
d-rs ot seventy six horses belong TO the second
DRAGON Guards having broken loose and scattered
themselves over the eountry only seventy hours
,ter the wild sht OF ths three hunirei s'eed' be
onsirg to the Fret Ii Guards AEsr the second
..,moede orders were issued to tie me" e. te'her
t cir horses ace ,rdins to the system f>rn'rIV u"l
\ Piu..,au oacer who vlsltsl tue eanp at Alder
shot SAID the now sys'em was not a Prus'an inVsn
non. aud tlal the Prussinns never picse'e 'Ae''
or.os but only hnNed then together "hel en-
closures could bot be found
The sun., 1871-09-21

The Times yesterday morning. in an srticl'
showing up the Mutual 0as-Saving Company
swindle, made the assertion that the Company
had paid $500 90 in cash aud 81 oOO. 900 in stock
to WILLIAM II. vASpxRBILr for . certain piece Of
property known as wrBB's ship yard. The true
story Of the swindle ia this; A number Of nrcspon.
sible men, headed by JoHS Place, connection Of
JAxss X. PLACE, Of the BnowS Bros. lawsuits
no,oriety, bad bill passed by the Legislature
some years ago Incorporating the Mutual Cas-
Saving Company Of this city. There was great
outcry at the time against the gas monopolies,
and it was represented that the new Company
would compete with the old ones and thereby
inure TO the benefit Of the people On the same
grounds the Common Council made an ordinance
granting tho new Company tho right to lay gas
pipes in certain streets Of the city.
After that nothing was heard Of the scheme for
long time, until the real estate transaction with
Mr.. vANpERsiLT began to be whispered about
town. TIE fact was that nobody would put any
trust in the incorporatois Of the new Company
and il was found impossible on that account to
raise funds TO start the enterprise. The Mutual
Gss-SGying Company never had $500 900 to
give Mr.. VANDEanlLr. They ,greed to pay that
sum for the property on the following conditions :
Mr. VASpEgBLT wss 10 take 81 900, 900 in stock as
security, and withhold the conveyance until the
stock should appreciate sufficiently to enable him
to realize the $500 900 upon IT, But even this plan
did not succeed in gaming the public confidence,
and afer ~ ro4nsr while the capital stock was in-
creased TO "a 600 GOO. snd Me,srs. Twtrp, CosSoL.
1T, SwrsSr, and HuGH sxtrH were taken In and
IN oeo worth distributed among them. The
people now began 10 believe that there was
something In 1t after all, and the stock sold read
lily until it reached Q nominal value Of seventy
cents on the dollar. Even some OF the sbrewdest
:pecul,,ors bit st the tempting bait. Mr.. vAs'
prRBiLr now sold out s50o,ooo worth Of his
| stock, retaining the rest IS bonus, and the
deed Of the property was duly conveyed to the
| Company. Messrs. TWEED, CoSSoLLy, SwEESr,
and spirH followed suit, and realized largely
upon nothing.
Things would not be so bad now II the original
intention In forming the Company had been car.
| ried out But the svindle-s had in tie mean
| time become independent ss well aI rich. They
had tie Ring with them, and the Common Coun
ell wouit 40, dare withdraw its ordinance, moi
| would the Legislature interfere with them. In.
stead Of competing with the old companies L
| the benefit Of the people, thew set TO work &c
force them TO sell out district Of which th'
-,-. ~ G-~-SS s.s,.-a-. - ....r1 1-hs Ea- et
elusive use, the intent being to saddle still
another monopoly upon the pubic. Bat the ok
companies showed fight. and thus the matte
stands " lie present dav.
The sun., 1871-09-21

EARLY Yesterday morning the residence Of Mrs.
James Ackerman, a widow, At Vtankin, near New
ark was entered by hir,Iars, srd robbed Of tlo5 q
nonev. The burglirs entered :he house througi an
pen Kitchen window, and PROCEEDED to tho room
occupied By lir. Aekcrnan ard her daughter
W. ere thcN took 500 rom under Mrs. Aekermsn :
uil.ow, ihev ter or c'eae & the rom of Mrs,
~ neprew youn- mHn namen Eerler. Wnere
tl25 was ts...n from IN Ter hls pillow. They tnen
SrLtcari iLe house, and coilCe'oi the plate aud 9
lrre quantity OF wearing apparel, wn'cl they lied
o. m waterproof CO X. just as they were pc
..iin- TO 20, Mr. Kei- tr aeoke anu rushed upc1
'lcm. ut tnsY ,scaP,d VITA tAe money, leaving 1e
MINI ilu pl 10 and ell.nlnE.
The sun., 1871-09-21
What Mn. the Consldcretioni

Mr. ROBERT B ROOSEVELT was last fall
the Tammany candidate for Representative
IN Congress from the Fourth Congress ona
District OF tlis city. IL opponent was Gen.
MARTiN T. MCMAHON. According 20 the
official returns, Mr. ROOSEVELT was elected
and Gen MCMAHON was defeated ; but Mr..
ROOSEVELT has himself publicly described
the frauds by which this result was attained.
In Ii speech at the Cooper Union on the
i;h Of this month, Ire explained at length
and with precision Low hired gangs of re-
ocatcrs flooded the ballot-loxes with illegal
ballots how partisan inspectors. by sle.gIt
Of hand, substituted other ballots for those
which honest voters intended TO Deposit and
how, when all these devices failed, corrupt
canvossers counted out the really successful
and date and counted in the man favored by
their employers. He spoke as II from per
sonnl knowledge, and it is notorious that il
was through just such practices as those, -
cuted ly the orders of PETER B. SwBENY
.nd WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, who were then his
friends and patrons that he got the seat In
Congress. which he sill retains, at the same
time that ho is forward In denouncing as
rogues and villains the very men 10 whom
lie yves IT,
An interesting circumstance about this mat
ter is, that up 10 the time of receiving his
nomination for Congress from TNmmany Hail
Mr.. RoosEvELT had been bitter opponent
OF that organization. In conjunction with
the late Col. HALPINE, he had been active
in creating the Democn.ic Union, a bod!
which, he boasted at O meeting held In Apollc
Hall on Monday evening last, had the dis
posal Of S0000 votes, ard in consideration o.
his influence with which he demanded I
fourth part of the control of the consolidate'
opposition to Tammany Hall now forming
from among tho indeDendcnt Democrats o
tie city. Tho question is: What was tl
consideration for M EoosEvELT's adoption
by lis former opponents, and tho exriol
Of all their corrupt ar's to shove him Int
Congress over tive head Of the true choice q
de people? Wac il the betrayal Of lis fol
ncr allies, or was It the pertormanc, of som
/ unpleasant job which has not yDt come t
lgit2
d Tine answer 70 this question is important
from the fact that Mr., RoosEyEIT demands
O ~ we have said large shar, m the contrC
r Of the present movement against Vammany
! and the people want to know how far he ca
7 be trusted, A man who in less than q yea
The sun., 1871-09-21

The Toronto GioJs, IN criticism Of Charles
Reade'. la'e inieesut uossl, drav1 ro'ol'inr pic
tur. OF Eng'lsh l,hipnaOle society at the preien:
dine an I says Tat IN the iuhi n-s AID position N
tie novel OF The s)mer.et,' ons o. Rslie's is-
rscs;De,e acr,.n ne paw-' Of such Gre tu-e' IN
The present Lonlon world !, not CT 'g;eraiei. In
former d,Y,. evsl at tins when general morality
sas very ooss, the oublic eIIio'uon OF mls,re',
WIS doemei an insult to the community an J tie
Duke OF Grafton WIS hssei when h. ioos MS CON
cutine 10 the theatre. Now Rotten Ro" bears dlilJ
stLe TO the change OF feeling in this respect an
Engi.a n.rons iyoely eSpr,s' their interest In TO
,eroiues Of tie dsHtpsoHde, and are contsai to
accept them ~ lelleri in fA.hon. s1'1 'rivo''u'
and corrupt tone OF sent msn as appears to psrVa
tne iunu,nti1l classes cannot fail TO pro luce dis
ssrous effect In corruoIn. the morris OF tho Ehgish
tcOlle.
The sun., 1871-09-21
DEuORiLIzIyG me YAyF.
wholesale Docnptation ct " orthy and ES-
prriruced OMcers - Hobrscn and AideH


Completing the work OF Ruin.
WAsniNo roS, Sept. 2o.-rhc order from the
Navy Department to-day retiring an trans erriag
srsu number OF pr" ninent naval oacers aas created
a stir here In naval cices. The aci o. injustice IS
made more mani est by tire fact tuat unGeT the re
cent law OF Congress onic,r, who placed on the
retired lie, are only nat Gay, with NJ ch.nce
OF oeins asst. ned to future day. rhc lar'e G jot
IS u t.ose affected by tho present order are IN the
prime o. he. and have just about acquired taaI eV
perlence ich makes tIeir services valuable TO q. e
copn,r ana in m n, instances tueY H!sO have large
families. Naicl must suiirr 4: beng red .ceI 10 tAe
Laitpiy allow nee o. TCtirvu onrI.l Ike.
Tie aLtl orsLtp O this " 1e.saie Coc9ritsiion -
ascribeu to AIn irai Al en-, No uccuIlr- tue - e
reation to tic present AcIJ ol The NaYI Depart
mcnt tnal Porter itd 70 B1rie.
mss ne order dclacGe- CAPT. J. II. Crsgl. on
from SPECIAL uuty, aud orItrs ,im 10 cOuiuuu the
iuettieie auI o5iug tnat ve.sc. zone. rhc GuNr
riers IS IN European waters, ami is uuder command
Of Capt Ihum-s II. Styveps, Wa 50 dru ken sea
| m,nsD,p las almost rvIncd tie vessel Sse,ens -
a particular pe. ui Robesun's. and Uut Tor taIs he
! would nave been remov long ago. lie COM
| inandel tue Guerrero nt the lime fdrrssurs re
| mains we're hfou-ht ron PoftsnUuta 10 SeS York,
ma then almost wrecked her BY rlhn.ng her on
| SAND hank In spite uf tlis he was keoI In com
ani and srnt tu EurOpe mere h- succeeded aEa.f
IN running her ON tie rocks IN tho hsdner, sne N
stevens CHnnut be- trusted 10 urn1 tue yessr
home snd hence Creis ishtJn haT oeen sent out iO
uat PURPOSE. Stevens Is " be med By court mar
! tsl On ais return nouns
The sun., 1871-09-21

We regret to receive from Cincinnati a rc
port thst venerable but distressed American
citizen Of African dcfecntwho lately waited upon
that truly good mnn Deaeon EIcH SMIrH IN
the hope Of procuring assistance, vac Informed
by Deacon Snru in person that ho was not al
home. The allegation is that the good DeAc
repre 10 the inquiry after himself, There isn"
such person here. there is no such person N OK
steucc." We do not hesitate to pronounce tins
allegation 4 iAsehuoi. Deacon SuIrH, being a
truly good man, woud rather give money 10
twenty thousand distressed Africans than Z tel
single lie. There can be no doubt that the real
author OF this h,,5oAood was one of his wicked
partners. Their names are GLESS aol KIDD. W.
lola them accountable 20 public ndc m 'ho g.
for their Ockelness toward this venerable and
suffering Ethiopian. We are confident also that
as soon as this number Of THs Son reaches Gin.
cinnati our distinguished friend Mr.. :. Ronlo
ResD, whose conversion from inhlelity we re
Gently announced, will at once take GLANN lnd
KInD in hand, aud labor with them until they are
brought to rell1Ag ssnas Of tAsu abOmIuA9ls
The sun., 1871-09-21
TIE Cuban Revelation In our ceurt..

Col. nne.h ppplied to Judge Barnard yester-
day for an order OF arrest ,gains, Mr.. Lyman. IN
suit bi 7. Martinez s-siust hin. The plauun Is =
Cubsn and member Of the Cubsn workin.men's
Association. LIman some time ago published ale.
cations sayine that he was 4 spy and traitor, ana
inst through him many expeditions in aid Of Cuban.
had failed. In consequences OF such cnnrres he q
been expelled from tee society OF which tewN
member aud threatened WITH sssHs.inaiion BY his
counryner, 90 tp.. be IS IN constant Tread Of
losing his life and cannot obtsin employ yment.
JuJre Barnard said he would not grant any order
Of arrest for libel or slApder, and sdvisst the M
sci TO 70 to the Superior Cont, wners they knew
all auout sucn sctions Application vas sceorI.
ingly made 90 Jndge McCunn Of the Superior Court Z,
and ne grdutsd Lio order.
The sun., 1871-09-21

From conversations which some Of our
topor,ers have recently had with gentl,mcn
from Louisiana, we learn that the Committee
from that State which recently visited the
President make no concealnent of the &C.. &C..
That wh.lo he den'ej having authorized the
use Of the troops and Gatling guns at their
State Convention, he admitted that the au.
thorty for occupying the Custom House and
the arming Of two hundred deputy marshals
by Chief Marshal PACKARD emanatcd from
members Of his Cabinet. Our reader, will
remember that the Philadclphia Pres,
which is a special organ of the President.
made the following admission in It's issue of
lhe 10th Of August;
rs SAN, pals ter. ---- :. !: :: :: =. " ..au,.
...sentations which 60 u,ly comnandsi 'hc
eon hdenee and enlisted he simpSihy ol ine min
strauon. that he President, Secret rics BovrwEu
tpd HILEsAP. and Ie Auoruey Genera, leIt tl' u
Johnson could never oe preeedsni uhder Lfsste
O. on,Sr The uniteo States Court room Nts 20
dei,ed as lsce Of meeting ter the Convention.
ind tue request vas trIntei'
The facts as TO tn is Louisiana outrage thus
gradually como to Eight. The Cab net had
\ meeting, the President attending; after
.hs meeting authority was telegraphed TO
New Orleans allowing the use OF the court
room In the Custom House, and the employ.
ment of q troop OF deputy marshals, armed
with revolvers, to take away the freedom o
The Convention Marshal PACKARD. havins
secured lis muicih, thought lie c0uir nun
bug Gen. REYNOLDS, aud secure two com.
panies of soldiers and two Gatling guns, OF
The false pretence that they were needed &c
protec, the Government property.
The conduct Of PACKARD not having ye
oeen punished or even condemned by tn
President, it must he taken as approved b,
him; and il = no wonder that the people q
tie whole country are d sposed 10 regar,
Gen. GIsASI as the real adsLVr vi III
outrage.
The question is often asked, "Way d
not the Lou siana delegation publ sh to tn
worl the facts touching their interview wit
The President" Cuilens of that State, VIII
are supposed 20 be on familiar terms wit
The members of thai delegation. say that 8
maay damaging admiss ons were made b.
,le Pres dent that he would be greatly lis
pleased if they should be made public !
;asc, however he fails to remove the FeIer,
Off ers guilty Of the cU,raocs compla ned Q
lhen they viii publish a report Of tho entir
Affair. We predict that the President wi
not remove h officers for doing his ow
work that be cares little for public opinio
o. that subject. or arg other except his NV
personal interest; and tat he means
repeat this Louisiana outrage as often
he deems it necessary for the purpose of 3
curing biS own reelection.