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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-29
THE FIRES BEING EPTINaUIsHEp.

Paris, May 29.--The firemen from Ant
werp and other cities are entering the city.
The fire at the Hotel de Dieu has been ex-
tinguished. The priests and the street
cabs again commenced appearing on the
streets. The bystanders who are on the
streets do not jeer the prisoners as they
pass. Among the prisoners are 1000 reg~
ulars who have had their coats turned in-
side out.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-29
New York Markets.

Ne,0 York, May Noon.--Flour dali and
dropping. Wheat nominally unchanged.
Gold 1llsz. Sterling ll03S S@l1055.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-29
THELATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE REIGN OF BLOOD IN PARIs-DEATH OF
THE ARCHBISHOP.

Versailles, May 28.-Among the hosta-
ges shot by the insurgents, besides the
archbishop, were the Apostolic Prothono-
tary, the president of Cour des Comptes,
the Mexican banker Jecker, and ten nune.
There has been fighting all day.
Pere la Chaise was recaptured from the
Versaillists, but afterwards recaptured af-
ter being bombarded. General Mcmahon
telegrapbs that he is absolute master of
the city. The burning of the dead is pro-
posed as sanitary measure for Paris
The insurgents have hoisted white flag
on their last position. General Vinoy has
been appointed military governor of Paris.
The Versaillists have lost 1896 during the
struggle. & -
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Local Dash es.

Dear--Ben Scott, for $l0O.
Red>hot-The weather to day.
Glorious-The rain last night.
Ruralizing-0ur police force.
Plentiful-Notaries public in Virginia.
Doubtful gain-The recent Democratic vic.
tory.
Richmond's last disaster--The Democratic
victory.
Angelic-The belle of the Coronation Ball
tosnight.
The Virginiqn's bug-bear-The custom
house clique.
Floating on Saturday-The "stars and bars''
of the lost cause.
Will meet-The Jefferson Ward Republican
Club at their hall on Cary street Tonight.
Numerous-The visitors to Hollywood yes
terday.
We don't feel as much interest in Republi-
can meetings as we did a few days ago. The
ones of Thursday last rather digusted US.
From appearances, Democratic papers will
soon repudiate the "White Mans" party.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-29

MISTAKEN IN THE MAN.-Quite an in
teresting scene occurred in one of our down
town stores on Saturday last, and as we feel
sure our Democratic neighbors will remain sis
lent upon the subject, we are disposed to give
the facts to the public.
Republican having entered the establsh>
ment where several Democrats were discussing
the election and its results, was unknown to
the gentleman who seemed to be the promi-
nent speaker of the occasion, while the rest
knew his politics.
The gentleman went on to inform his hearers
how they had succeeded in capturing Ben
Scott; how number of them had subscribed
$100; and how reluctant they were to trust
him. During this exposure, the gentlemen,
who were acquainted with the Republican,
took themselves to one corner, and endeavored,
by winks and mods, to inform the talker that
he was entirely mistaken in the individual to
whom he was revealing the political secrets of
his party.
1t was no use he was determined to proceed,
and wound up with sigh of relief that Ben
had kept his word like man, and that the
500 had been pro6tably spent. The surprise
of the gentleman may be better imagined than
described, upon learning after his departure
that he had been talking to political enemy.
Moral-Davy Crocketts motto.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-29

T>HE SOUTHERN AssOCTATION.--RAFFLR
il for the Benefit of the Widows and Orphans Of
the Southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No. 1852. EVENING MAY 27
46 67 66 80 % % 26 20 So 27 81
DISTRIBUTION No. 353. MORNING MAY 29
"a 81 68 46 rs "a IL Q 81 13 80 2S So IT
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va. this goth day
of May, 1871.
SIMMONS & CO., O. @. TOMPKINS,
Managers. Commissioner
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE, can be purchased
from Capt. W. l. DABNEY, at the Branch office, No
Eleventh street. door from Main.
42l4
IN TbE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. States for tce Eastern District of Virginia.
In the matter of Martin Dawson Elsom, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern THE undersigned,
II Turner, of Howardsyille Virginia, hereby gives
notice of his appointment assignee OF the estate Of
nj d Elsom, of Albemarle county in said district
who was, on the oath day Of March, 1871, adjudged
bankrupt on his own petition by the District Court
of said district.
Dated Howardsville, May Is, 1871.
81 TURNER,
my 17-W3w Assignee.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-29
THE CARNIVAL OF DEATH

The executions are progressing. In the
Chomps de Mars, Park de Monceaux and
Hotel de Vile from so to 100 are shot at
time. Nearly every member of the
Commune was shot as soon as captured.
Il requires McMahon's pass to get out Of
Paris.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-29

TNAKEN UP.--A young RED COW-~ur~rws.
4 was taken zap in my wheat-held on G&NMs&S
Saturday last, 2Tth inst. The owner WaNaH
will come fsrward, pay charges and takeAe4Aezex
her away Il. A. SCH HULrZ,
nv 29-lt near Harvietown.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-29

TOMORROW is National Memorial Day 4,
set apart by the people of the country as the
day when they will gather around the graves
of the men who died in order that their coun-
try might live. This is day, as well as the
ones set apart by those who have lost their
loved ones, when our man nature should be
put off and all that is God-like put on.
It should become a day for the burial of
prejudices, our unkind thoughts and express
sions when we should be delivered from all
malice and hatred, from all uncharitableness,
and if possible wear the angelic garb OF
Christian forgiveness. Remember, mothers,
who bnt a few days ago shed tears of affection
over the little mounds beneath whose sod are
buried the remains of your darling boy, tha,
on tomorrow mothers who loved their sons
with devotion that only they can feel, will
weep as you have wept, will strew flowers like
you upon the graves as sacred to them as those
upon which you so piously knelt, and that the
same emotions which stirred your hearts will
stir theirs.
Hearts sorrowing alike should mingle their
sorrows, and yet, how sad the thought, we are
even selfish in our tears. May it moth so, but
may the Christian men and women of the South
and North be enabled to unite their appeals to
heaven, to bless alike the noble men, who sac
rificed their lives in cause, which whether
right or wrong, they nobly fought to win.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-29

COMMISSIONERS OF THE ELECTION w
W. Stover, j.. J. Underhill, d. B. Jones, E.
j. Champin and j. r. Fisher, the five COM
missioners of the election, met on Saturday
last, and after session of nine hours, COM
pleted the canvass of the returns, and awarded
the certificates to the persons elected. The res
suit proved to be the same as was published in
Friday 'sissue. Many informalities were in the
returns, only one being in strict conformity to
law-that of Second precinct Madison ward.
W. W. Stover, first Judge, who, by vote of
the board, was to be presented with fine hat,
to cost not less than 81.
We learn that Judge Guigon is to be re-
quested to relieve from further duty, either as
registrar or Judge, all persons who failed to
make proper returns. Some of the judges
who did not sign their returns have seen SER
vice four times under the present law.
We cannot refrain from selecting from the
numerous officers, who were connected with
the late election, one of them, W. W. Stover,
Esq, and uphold him although political op-
ponent, as an honest, fair, and efficient officer,
as we'll as man.
His conduct, SO far as we can ascertain, has
been all that could be desired, and when we
meet with just man, we cannot resist the
temptation to pronounce him so. We had
occasion to watch his official conduct, which
was free from that blind partisan unfairness,
which marked the majority OF his associates,
who seemed more eager to reject than to ac-
cept those who were legally qualified to exer-
else the right OF suffrage.
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corner Fourteenth and Main.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
D . e p

HlLTWlNE-On Friday night, the
27th ult-, Mrs HILTwINR, wife of Mr.
Hiltwine, of this place.
HOLTZENDoRFF-Ou Friday mora.
ing, the 9th ult., of Lung fever.
CHRISTINE, wife Of A. &. Hsltzendcyf, Of
this place.
HARVEY-Cn Saturday night, the
2Sth ult., of Lung fever. FRANK G.,
daughter of S. L. Harvey. Aged 81
months.
A rare and beautiful flower, too frail 10
live long on this earth, and has gone to
bloom In heaven.
TAYLOR-On Wednesday, the 25tb
ult., al his residence in West township
WARREN TAYLOR, IN the seth year Of bis
age.
My friend is gone! The Rev. Warner
Taylor was born in the State of New
York. Moved to Marshall county thirty
four years ago. He embraced the Chris
tan religion thirty years ago, and soor
commenced TO preach the Gospel of bi:
Lord aud Master to a sinful and dying
world. He was always ready to do good
to all men. He lived the life of thu
righteous, and has died the death Of The
same in full hope of the promise, &c Bles
sed are the dead which die In the Lord
yea, saith the Spirit, They cease from
their labor and their works do follow
them. A. FULLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
Fatal Accident.

We have just learned Of a paiufu
accident that occurred at Inwood, in thi:
county, on Tuesday last, which cuImi.
mated in the death of the Rev. Thoma:
Ray. Of that place. He was seen ap
preaching the railroad rs the westward
bound fast train was approaching. The
agent called to him and notified him o.
the dar ger OF attempting to cross the
track. but it seems that he paid no atten.
ton 10 the warning and stepped into The
center Of the track, when the cowcatchel
caught him, throwing him violently
against freight-car that was standing on
side-lrack, mutilaIing him horribly
breaking his arms and legs in seyera
place, frac:uring his skull. and otherwise
injuring his body. He survived only q
few seconds after The accident. The full
particulars We have been unable 10 learr
at the time of going to press.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

The Adudnce has entered on the
fourth yesr of its existence, under most
favorable auspices. Its popularity has
incr. ased with each year, and il now
stands in the front rank cf American Re
iiglous Journals. 1t is able, candid, and
Independent IN its editorials, full and
fresh in its church news of oil denomina-
lions, very attractive In It's columns
agricultural, scientific, commercial, and
llterary-a complete summary Of current
news of the day which, with correspond
euce from oil parts Of the globe, make il
ore Of the most complete and attractive
family papers ever published.
Among It's premium ii is now offering
the Advance Chrome Of Henry Ward
Beecher for three new subscriptions. The
Advance Company OF Chicago are pub
fishers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
, The Indianapolis Journal says: In enc

The Indianapolis Journal says: In enc
of our county exchanges We see 1t stated
that q member of the Senate openly
charges Mr.. E. s. Alvord. chairman Of the
Democratic Safe Central Committee, with
Offering him fifteen thousand dollars for
three votes, one In favor Of the Wabash
and Erie canal swindle, one in favor Of
the Morgan Raid claims, and Que for the
bill redistricting the State for Congress
sIonal and Legislative purposes. We have
before called attention to the fact that by
our laws the bribing of, or the attempt to
bribe, a member of a Legislative body In
not felony, Is not even made INSIDE
meanor; but we submit to members of
the General Assembly whether, if this
charge be true, IL would not. be well to
put the moral brand on the party in whose
behalf this bribery and corruption is
offered, il anv has been or is yet offered.
In this connection we are pleased to see
that the committee has reported back Mr..
Mariindale's felony bill with the recon-
mendation that this omission in our laws
be supplied. If that passes. there's will
then be q legal way in which such vii
lainy can be unearthed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

W r As
well. Bsishbsr h, are you going East
sh,s sss,oa,"
"Dan'tihsak shall that trip last year rather
ssed ne up"
"Yea iiSa't 90 by the Broad Guage Erie Rail-
way. thsn, dii yOut'
Nc. sir II had. I'e have scen = happy man
to-day
Why, kow's that"
Well. In the frat place. il had gone By the
Erie should have reached New York In season to
ssst AZ important engagement as 10 was. went
sy another line, several hours late. aud lost
thousands Of dollars by it,"
"Y0u rscOllect ny advice before you started
Asa't yoaf"
Yes and I wish had follssed IT, Why, am
.sld that the Erie are foot wider than those
in ordinary use, and that live in them
ssth night and day, just comfortably az be can
81 ths sherman or the Gait House."
-'Tes. and get just good and regular meals a,
the Csnpan,'s hotels along the line
That's an item, for always get hungry In
travelling. But where do you connect with thess
Hris eoashes1 / might take notion to run OF
Dsst before long, for they say It's alone worth tn.
price ola ticket TO the Drawing Room Cars"
They run four Daily Express Trains. starting
Con Cincinnati, from Cleveland, from Duukirk
from Buffalo and from Rochester, and runnin;
through without change to New York. You cal
TAXA the Broad Gusge at either OF these point
AID in either csse will have view Of such scener
- you never saw before in your life, uniers sou's
been to Switzerland
mo, I never have. but I am going to Me-
York BY the Erie Railway the first week ca
spare, and shall take my whole family along
Where do you buy the tiekets'"
Oh, anywhere, All the principal ticket agent
throughout the West and South have them for sal,
Our agent here says he has all he can do to snppl
she demand
Does he' Well, I'll hurry over to the depcl
reckon. aad invest right away. Good day. sir.
Oct. lst II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
Communicated. !

EDS RgP.:-I desire to call attention to
G matter which needs to be corrected in
the Ward school. / send my .children
there and l feel an interest in the welfare
Of the school. The matter to which
wish TO call attention is the heathenish
practice among the boys OF defiling the
schoolrOon and the out buildings with
indecent writing, and committing other
misdemeanors which need correction.
Parents send their children to school and
expect that they will be protected. We
have no wish 10 send our children where
we are in constant fear lest they are re
ceiving the first lessons Of immortality
and sowing the seeds of indiscrefion
The public scboo can be made an injury
or they can be made power for good.
as one who is interested in the success oil
Oar schools, / ask thai this defect may b.
remedied and will assist to hold up tht
hands of the teachers in all things thai
have for their aim the well being o
the school. A PARENT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

The partnership of Becker and
Bailey, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Mr. Becker will continue the
Block, one door South of Hills Bakery,
where he will be glad to see all of his
patrons and friends. Mr.. Boeker's ex-
perierce in business convinces him that
quick sales and small profits is The most
successful neEod Of conducting business.
of Plymouth snd Marshall county. for
their liberal pstrensge for the last fifteen
years, and hopes TO merit continuance
of the same.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

"AscENpED THE TIN TUBs."-We re-
greet TO believe that one of our ex sub.
scribers-gEORGE pOULSON-who has
had an account here which dates back 10
near the close Of the war. which he ha:
promised regularly to pay every Saturday
night, for the last fourteen months. has
.sascended the tin tube" i. e. ''gone up
the spout" "Quit." g Passed in his
checks" Gone to that bourne from
whence no traveller returns The last
time We saw poor George was three
weeks ago. We took him aside like q
tender "parient" and gently reminded
him of his little bill" He paused and
assumed thoughtful look; took fresh
"chew," and ia tone of great emotion
asked Us where be could find US in about
half an hsur3 We appointed . place
and he promised il he was alive TO come
right there and pay it. Not having seer
HIM since, we are compelled TO conclude
that George has finished his pilgrimage
here and gone to join the "innumerabls
lost" How blest the righteous when
] he dies" In ceto qufes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
Fur! Fur! Fur!

seasun, with one Of the largest manufsc.
turing and exporting houses in the United
States, for the purchase Of Fur, and are
thereby enabled to pay the highest prices
or Mink, MI SIX ats, Fox, Skunk, Deer
skins. &c. Our collection last year was
very heavy, and we want to double the
same ifpossiblc. Groceries sold as cheap
as usual and cash paid for al, country pro-
duce.
no52 -3m. l.. NUSSBAUM & co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
LOCAL MENTION.
Stable Horse for Sale.

The undersigned offers the celebrated
horse, Sir Archie, for sale on the most
reasonable terms. The Sir Archie has
made several very successful stands in this
county and is well and fsvorably known.
His colts are!among the best horses in the
country, ard are well adapted for either
saddle or harness. He is dark bav six
teen hands high. eight years OLD this
spring and weighs fourteen hundred
pounds. For particulars, address VIM.
Sluyter, Plymouth. Indiana; or the horse
NAV be seen at his residence, five miles
soutl, of Plymouth -nl3-vl5-3t.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

TnE boys at the depot have a chronic
habit OF jumping on the rear car of
trains when leaving and riding till the
train is under Roadway. A bit of free
advice from US to their parents is that
they lay away portion Of their wages to
bear the occidental expenses necessary to
funeral.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

We have Just learr ell from private
sources that Sir. Haines, near Argos, in
this county, lost his barn this morning b,
fire, with some twelve hundred bushels Of
wheat, besides other grain and hay that
was contained in the building. We have
not teen able 1T The time We go to press
to learn what the loss amounts to, or.
what the insurance, if any, was upon the
building and properly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

We learn from gentleman just from
LaPorte that quite fire occurred there
this morning, consuming five or six bull
Gins but we learned nothing OF the par
ticulars of the fire, the loss, the amount OF
insurance. or cause of fire.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

OuE young people are praying FOR a
little " flirt of a foot or so OF snow !;
old people are signing for it to make
them feel Young again; middlc-aged peo-
pie want il to get mp a circulation -
in money, AMI old bachelors chuck lie
with the idea how they would watch the
ladies pick their way over the slippery
places, and imagine what heroes they
would be il one Of them should chance
20 fall down. Let US have''-snow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
NEW siLvERSMITH.

A R.PHILfOT would announc- to the rii-
- xsps Of Marshall county aud the pnblic I'm
ksssrai hat lac has g.in located in Ply and
Al ell ticss lie found in his r;sr- three doors
west Of WoOdard ( Il hams Hardware Sto.s, south
s4s. Laports street. PLYMOUTH, Marshall Co.. Ind
where lie Is prepared do ali work in hi. line ia
the vesy tsst manner. and the meet reasonable
tsras ne Particular attention given to the
cleaning and repairing IF Watches All work
warranted Civ. hsin call
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

4 tToRyEYs E CovNSELLOEs. Real Estate and
A Collecting Agerts. Ply mouth. Ind, pTaStis-
tsg in the law courts Of MARSHALL ard adjoining
ssstis-, and will give prompt attention TO all legal
sa-iHess entrusted 70 them General collecting
aSssts Ter Northern Indians and Southern Michigan.
PA dcular attention given TO the settlement
ks~-isst's estates and gusrdianships. Deeds. mort
u.sss. and other contracts drawn NJ and .ckuowl-
6<sts taken. Office, Brownlees Block. mp stairs o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
sotsE- ". n rEss, so1Akf
OSBORNE & HESS.
ssorSE

ATTORNEYS AZ Law. ~ill attend promptly to al
N .rof-ssional business entrusted 10 them. Far
attention given rca. estste business al les
2sufusd and qHie'sd Collections made ard
vr,np;ly RENTED. Office on Michigan Street lew
i>,rv rsrth OF the Parker House, Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
@. II. Reynolzi.- NJ. d.,

DEGULAR Physician and Operative sufyccs
offers his professional services to the citizens
Plymouth aud surrounding country. In actit'en
~ the trestme mt of diseases common to the couh-
Try. special attention will lie given to Surgery. the
Treatment of surgical diseases and diseases OF ie-
males. Night calls in TOW and country promptly
atfeaded to. Charges reasonable once and resi-
d-ncs ives; side Of Michigan street, three doors
sf ths bank. Plymouth, Ind. lSftil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
Amasa johnson,


a oTARY Public. Attorney CaEnseicr 81
~ Law, Authorized War Claim Agent, Plyu
cath. lad. Especial attention given - tina set
HsRt % Estates, Conveyaneing, and the coll
ssish Of Soldiers Claims for Pensions. Bounty
bssk Pay, and sli other War Cisims. Once ON
Michigan street, over Buck Toan's Hardware
fi-rs. la4rf]
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
n % q. 3 ID. Parks.

A rrORNEYS. Csupselors ~ Law. Notarys Pub
- Utand Authorized War Claim Agents. Bour-
ben. Ird- Especial attention gissn to the
ssifsneat a. Es.aies Conveysncing.s the Col
isstss Of Soldiers Claims for Pensions, Boaaty,
kssk Pay and slI other War Claims l34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

OYSTER AND EATING SALOON,
~ Immediately in the rear OF the Ho-
ssi De Shakes Oysters, Sartlines, Triple.
&C., prepared in the best style. Warm
meals a. all hours.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

Sears, of Bourbon, Indiana,
makes the best Goats, Pants,
ano Vests, in Northern Indi-
ana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

Becker & Bailey have added to
their store splendid stock of
Glassware and Crockery ware.
When yon wish any thing in that
line you will find il there
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02
WIN e OF LIFE.
The grsst Blood Purifier aud Delicious
u -

The grvst Blood Purifier aud Delicious
Warmers vinunn Vitae, or WI
Life, ~ free from any poisonous dTuVs or
ties icing prepared for those who require
liant. 10 isa splendid appetizer and tonic
finest thin In tho world tor purifying
II IN the most pleasant and delicious art
pfcresi to the public. Far superior TO brandy
whskey. wine, biters, or any other article. 1t II
more healthy and cheaper, Beth male ard female
oid or young. can take the Wine of Life 1t is in
fact life preseryer. Those who wish to enjoy good
health and free flow OF lively spirits, will de well
to t.ke the Wine of Life. 1t is different from sny
thing before in use. II Is sold sy.drnxgists
ALSO Al al respectable saloons. Price One Dollar in
dwsri tsttlcs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-02-02

Mr.. ID. Nolan and Miss Sarah Lo-
gn are procuring samples Of all
kinds of goods in the line Of cl,th-
ing, and invite all to call and sec
them, as they!can furnis any goods
desired, and there Will be no need of
going to Chicago, fol anything in
the clothing line.