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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13
NEW nAMPsHIRn-

STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
=, CONCORD, Jan. 1.-THE State Temperance
Convention which met here to-day, after q
lively debate, adopted among other RESOLUTIONS
one approving the action of the late Republi.
can Convention in regard 20 prohibition, and
adjourned without nominating State ticket.
RAILROAD QUARREL SETTLED.
The suits of the Northern and Concord Rail-
roads were settled to-day by mutual agree
ment, Gov Stearns receives an indemnity
pond for his course as agent and the Concord
rectOrs. - 80
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13

WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. iap11eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13

r. A. & N. U. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sew
enth of the series came off last evening in the
City Hall, prefaced with concert of noticeable
variety and excellence by the Portland Band.
At eight o'clock Matthew Hale Smith appear
ed and opened his budget of !" Wit and HUI
NOR
Better known by his nom de plume, Bur
leigh" Mr.. Smith has won considerable noto-
riety as correspondent of the Boston press.
IT not trustworthy, his letters are always read
able. His lecture was in like manner we'll
spiced with dollery and repartee, aud kept the
large audience in the best of humor, albeit the
bulk vt the joFes were recognized as old &C.
quaintances. He announced as his purpose to
exhibit the use and place of wit and humor in
the drama of life, and showed that they, like
oil, fabricated its machinery and helped one
to meet its cares. He labored bard to show
the humor in the Bible and in the character Of
the Saviour; reviewed the characteristics of
Benjamin Franklin, Spurgeon, Abraham Lin
coin and others in humber life whose fondness
for fun is well known, and urged the duty Of
cheerfulness and laughter. He commune
Gated some sensible ideas, but they were nearly
lost in wilderness of nonsense alike stale and
puerile.
The last entertainment of the course is on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, and will be grand
vocal and instrumental concert by the Men.
delssohn Quintette Club of Boston, assisted by
Miss Addie Ryan.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13
ULT OF THE BoMBARDMENT.

DRussELs Jan. 1.-THE result of ten days
oo"'oardment Of nine forts and seven French
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03
TAKE WARNING!

u,uE Y. 4 T. r. r. co. R ANXIOUS TO
take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running OF their
trains: and they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children PLAYING about
.rr,r cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
tine business of the Company lind il impossible TO
,rssr,pEb bows. v no freaneut the termIii and stop
u,tr pIace. of the read from climbing upon the
car. aud engines: and they will feel themselves
Obliged to resort to more decided measures II these
,,,ny.nces are continued. Recent accidents,
winch are wholly aScribahle to the carelessness of
.,~fsons iI jumping on and of the cars when in
,,,ofiun. should he warning enough in themselves
~. YEKiNGTON, Superintendent
August 10. 1870. If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03
.SSl. 1871

CTATUTES OF TIRE STATE OF NEVADA
= for 1871, for sale at the State Printer office,
Carson, and at A. L. BANCROFT d co.'s, San
francisco. Price. s..
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03
Attest: J. D. NINOH, Secretary 4 state.
By CHAFLsS MARTIN. Deputy.

David Lynch 1ri-h, -,rt h,m White Pine fir
three ycar>. age attut -. htghr 81. Weighs lj5
IOuHds; lr,vu laTr lit we, sIaIse sandy
heard ard H. U>ra h., fIl fHC'; I Ur dots %
India ink en lack f e.tlTud. Sta ct zane on
right hand. Gp'a,s- Of Liberty and American flag
in red and blue INK ouullI 81 N ov,r which is
two >taIs WTr.th ami htaIt, two bands On left
arm IN red and blue.
Elijah Ingram New York CM,rmon). sent from
Nye FIR - year; - wears ID. aud weighs l10
puuuds; ligb blue ey--, LIGHT brown hair and
beard. long thin taCt: scar n ri.ht SIDE 4 fore
cad. mob IN rgtr shoulder, and two scars on
Tom Hefrou. Florida, se,t from Elko fer life
a-e s., hIeh' q ie-t, weI-hj about l>O; dark
complexion, hazel e'cs. iot.g face, FAX brown
hair. hong dark bearG; has a deep, flesh knife
wound on left forearm. a tuIlet wounu hrhird left
shon'der blade. scar ou left hip, and blood veins
in right leg badly swollen.
Chris. {. Blair. New Yutk. sent from Storey for
five year: aged % h gLt -. weight Ice: blue
eye, curly light autura hair and moUsraChe Of
s,n < colo. tlue p : at Ian e j int IF thumb on
left hand, large Hairy scar OR m"ieJ On calf Of
right leg.
years. age 26, light 5:lu weight. Ice; u III face,
blue cy's O * hp VII Ian, light. sandy aud
sparse beard; .clr %. back # n.ck.
Charles JONES. ohi" sem fem WI te Pine for
ten years: age -. hilht $40 weight l+H; small
ears. light hrw VII hair. h eel eyes. hin back
beard Gear On right hand. India irk ship On left
Pm.
Pat. Hurley. Iri-h. sent from Orns' y for FIVE
years: age s.. hi4ht 81. weight 40; slender
build. hazel ewes, black tsir an mu.:ache; scar
on right eide Of ri.ht elbow, luGla j X bouquet
Of flowers n il side # lrtt fore ann
Tn Mcnamara. Irish. sent from Storey county
FIR eight years age 70. i -ht 5:1e. W ght $50:
blue 2, -. lirht In wn lair. ID vbikers: mole
on back Of rigl,t elbow, scars On left hip and right
side ct back under 81 uller blade.
William Forre-t. English, sent from Storey for
five years: age -. hi-ht rs. weight $50; blue
100
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03

Es-a>s for NounS hen, ct great So
Ola. EVILS aud ABUSES which interfere with
with sure nI-tn, ot relief tor TIT
frtf ing and Unt0rtuuate, diseased and debIIltatet
Sent free in sealed euvelupes. AddrtL
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. > s. Ninth St,
Phi '.s.-,:s. Pa. ,oc1o-U
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03

And will be devoted TO the promotion of
the best interests of the State of Nevada
and the County of Ormsby. In its col
umns will be found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
cific States, particularly of Nevada; its
local department will be carefully at
tended to, and all events Transporting will
be truthfully chronicled.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03
PHYSICIANS
AND OVER 100000 PEOPLE INDORSR
II r.. III T. y l. EY'S
CELEBRATED
XXI BITEERS
THE E
LIVER REGULATOR KNOWN.
'vHF INVENTOR OF THIS REALLY WONDER.

C'HF INVENTOR OF THIS REALLY WONDER
FUL TONIC, af er a series If wears and ex-
reriments. has succeeded in bringing before the
public a | that can be desii ed of a pure Tonic and
EeCuperator.
These Ritters are prepaI ed from the most choice
ard wholes me herbs and roots, and have given
un We sal satisfaction wherever tried Thousand.
81 dy,ptptics have fnud relief through their u,e,
and Musicians recon- mend hem tor tn cure Of all
diseases If the blood and liver and i regularties
of the digestive o-zaus.
Headache, Eiliousn--s and Constination. Cen
eral Debility and Los Of Appetite all are caused
by the arrangement f the stomach. Liver snd
other fuuCti1narits f the sy-t'm The mi Bit
tiers have been succes-fuif y used and A. = warranted
to alleviate the sufferer in all the above cases
met v it'll on this coast. and the numerous calls for
the same from the Past, has induced Ms to open a
heu-e in Chicago, and thousands Of bottles are
sent daily To all part ~ the State. and the CAL
LORNA lNL BITTEE>" under VIII ch name
they are soid there, are rapidly grown z in gen
eral favor and supplanting in most cases all other
tonics and beverages.
Sue ess cre,tes rivals. and some unscrupulou
parties are endeavorinc to sell an imitation article,
put up similar e. nugh IN -ty lie aud onteT NJ pear
ance. TO deceive rhe uuvatry. and We canton con-
sUImers To- examine the article before purchasing:
the genuine has our trade mark blown in each
bottle, and DR. HEALEY's signature pasted across
the top.
SOLD EE II + r Z.
H. EPSTEIN & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
No. SIS Front street, San Francisco. No. =. La
Sale street, Chicago fef SIN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
The Chicago Sufferers and the
Peoples Benevolence.

II is matter Of thanksgiving that q
civilized and in q measure Christianized
nation responded so adequately to the
cry Of want that went out from Chicago
TO the entire country, and that the Old
World joins with the United States, from
the great city of London, in contributing
hcr mite to aid the sufferers of.the, devot-
ed and aesoiate city.
+ Is equally a matter Of: regret that the
wei meant endeavors Of the mass in Civ.
Ing relief TO the needy via in measure
be turned from the channel designed, and
that almostunayofdahly.
Avarice, on the one hand, will claim
the donations of the people 10 build up
the undeserving. Laziness or vagrancv
will come in for its share. Of this the
Tribune has spoken in time plain warn
ing, We mistake ourselves, if it will not
be sometime ere it is duly heard and
needed. But that time will come when
force OF circumstances will compel many
cut of employment to find work and a
home elsewhere than in Chicago. The
winter is upon them, and if the contribu-
tons of the people, united with the efforts
Of the best people of the Chicago, succeed
IN finding comfortable homes and sutfi-
cient labor for the multiplied thousands
of the city, it will be marvel to many,
and an act unknown heretofore in the an
nails Of history.
We wonder why respectable class are
so 10th to leave the city. 1t is easily un-
derstood why vagabonds will not The
former have been duly and cordially invit-
ed by citizens Of this and other places to
make homes for the winter among them.
Plymouth nas spoken plainly and intel
ligently in first sending some provisions,
but more discreetly in offering four hous-
as free of rent until the first of April, and
in measure Trovisioned and furnished,
to worthy families. if they could be found !;
also homes for from six to twelve girls
with usual wages paid here.
This offer was plainly made to repre-
sentative men of Chicago, by Rev. Mr..
Boyd and Mr.. Nash, as representatives of
our place, yet, strange to say, none have
as yet accedpted We suggest, therefore,
that our people be none the less charita-
Die, but judicious in their gifts, and pre-
pare to meet with a strong hand, the
wants of the deserving, which must essen
tally soon arise upon u.s. and at the same
time equally care for the worthy poor
In our midst.
Some families came yesterday and need
Immediate relief in food, g..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
s. z. WELLS, Publisher,
389 Broadway, New York.
Cherokee Pills, No. z.
FOR THE REMOVAL OF OBSTRUC
TONS AND THE INSURANCE
OF REGULARITY IN THE
RECU RREN EOF
=
MONTHLY PERIODS

These Pals "nfail:ny Female Regulator. in
tended for special cases; those obstinate ones nhere
ider and cheaper medicines Jail.
They are composed Of the most active AMI power
full principles of plants and berries 80 highly
concentrated that each Pill contains more medic-
nal strength than whole box bottle of ordinary
dollar medicine in the market. Although powerful
get mid aud pleasant their operufior. that III.
most feeble cav take them Nth perfect safety.
Each Dor centaiH. about 100 pills, and ,rrnpred ir
,che paper prnssd in deep rcd letters, srs full a,o
explicit direction enclosed.
The cherekee pills No. 2 are sold by ali
enterprising Druggists in the civilized world.
some unpr incipied dealers. however. try to sci,
worthless Compounds in place Of these; which they
can purchase cheap price and mako more
money. As you value your health, do not be do
ceived BY such unprncipied Druggists. ask for
these IS pills. and take .thers if the Druggist
will not buy them for you, enclose the money in a
letter aud will send them to you BY mail free o.
postage, securely scaled from observation.
Ladies or Gentlemen can address Us in perfect
confidence. stating fully aud plainly their disease
of their inability visit have treated pa
tients successfully in all portions of the civilized
globe. by correspondence.
We desire to send our thirty-two page pamphie ts
| entitled Mao and Woman as Invalid.
dozen more copiss to any lerson who will hanC
them to their friends.
Address follows:
ST. LoTIs MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
III NORTH Sixth STREET,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19

to, Cnt., $4,000 gold; N. E. Dodge,
London, Eng, $4,000; st. Joseph, Mo-,
citizens, $4,000; city appropriation,
$1,000; county appropriation, 3d.
600; Syracuse, N. Y, $4,000; Jefferson
vile, Ind, $1,oOe; Police Department.
Washington, D. c., $500, New Orleans
subscriptions are incomplete. but will
reach $4,000; Mechanics Exchange,
Brooklyn, $1,000; Have hill, Mass, $10,-
coo; Shawneetown, ILL.,, $500; Guardian
Mutual Life Insurance Company, N. Y,
1000; Topeka, Kansas, 5000; Palmy-
IA, N. Y, $4,000; Robinson, Slade g. Co,
N T., $500; employees of the Department
OF the Interior, Washington, $4,000; Man
ufacturers and Builders Fire Insurance
Co., $500; North British and Mercantile
Fire Insurance Co., London $4,000; en-
ployes of the Engraving and Printing
Bureau, Washington, 81, 400; Ohio Falls
Car Co, Jeffersonville, Ind, $1,000 +;
| Whitman d Miles Manufacturing Compa-
ny, Fitchburg, Mass, $500 jacksonville
rSO0, AOSNcteiilt GpiSCO{Idl 0cDSTal
Convention, in session at Baltimore, So.
900; Latin Powder CO., 1000; Green
castle, Ind, council appropriation, $500 !;
Manchester, N, H., $4,000 Henry
Faoun, New Haven, Conn, $1,000; Terre
Haute, Ind, $1,000; Bloomington, ILL.,,
$4,000; Decatur, Ill, $4,000; Greencas-
| tie, $1,000; N. Y. Gold Exchange, S12.
600; Alexander T. Steward, $500 :;
Erie, Pa, $4,000; Mason City, III, $3.50 !;
N. \. Cotton Exchange, $4,000; Lafay-
cite, Ind, $1o 900 Lynn, Mass, $4,000 :;
Keokuk, Iowa, $685.; Commercial Ex-
cahnge, Philadelpili,, sic, 900; General
j. White, Evanston, ILL.,, 5000 Industrial
Exposition of Buffalo, n. Y, $4,000; Pa
ris, Ill, $1,000; Hon T. c. Ingersoll, on
behalf of the Illinois State Association at
Washington, d. c., has forwarded by a
special messenger S3,727, and promises to
send more tomorrow. Omaha has raised
fund, and asks for directions for its dis
position.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
ONLY ONE DOLLAR +! +!
THE INDIA APOLIS
Weekly Commercial!
FOR 1872.

One of the most exciting political cam
paigns which the country has ever passed
through will take place next year. in fact
has already begun, the almost unparalleled
ed vindictiveness of the war upon the ad-
ministration, upon the part OF the oppo-
sition papers, being caused by the b.lief
that Grant will again be the Standard
Bearer OF the Republican party; and as
they are undoubtedly correct in this. We
may as we'll prepare to fight il out on this
line all summer and winter too. The ma
tional campaign will therefore engage the
attention Of The country until November
1872. Consistent and earnest Republican
papers therefore should be widely circula-
ted. And in view of the Importance Of
the contest, the WEEKLY COMMERCIAL
will be sent from the time Of making the
subscription to the last of December, 1872
for ONLY ONE DOLLAR, thus giving
all the remaining numbers of 1871 as a
premium to each subscriber II is large
thirtytwo column paper, and contains
more reading matter thqn the two dollar
papers have been giving. Editorials on
the leading questions OF the day, com
plcte record of Indiana news, special de-
partments for The arn4er, HOrticuitufiot,
Iousekeeper, and late Telegraph new,
from all parts OF the world, make the
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL worth i've times
its cost TO every household
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
The Elections.

On Tuesday, the 10th inst, the States
of Pennsylvania Ohio and Iowa held
their elections the result of which is in.
Dictated by large and increased Republican
majorities. The Republican majority on
joint ballot in the Ohio Legislature is 13
and the majority of the Republican can
didate for Governor is $4,000.
The result in Pennsylvania is equally
gratifying. The little Hawkeye State
rolls up from 10000 to so, 90 majority.
Taking into consideration the recent vic
tories in the far west, we should suspect
that New Departure stock is below par.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
ADDITIONAL INFoRMATIoN

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
The Phoenix, of Brooklyn, yesterday
paid the first loss in this fire, being 81
geo to Hart, Aston s. Co.
The Home Insurance, of New York,
will pay every dollar of the $4,000
risks it has here, and yet have surplus
of $2,0O0,06O
The Neptune, of Boston, have tele
graphed Allen & Mackey that they are
ready to pay their loss on proof.
The Franklin, of Philadelphia, and the
American Central, of st. Louis, will pay
all their losses. That of the former is
under 100000, and of the latter about
100000. Davis s Requa, the agents,
have their office at sos Michigan avenue.
A Geographic dispatch received last
evening says that all losses sustained by
Williamsburg City Company, of Brook
lyn, will be SCI lied by sight drafts, with
out deducting the sixty days interest.
Wentworth, Woolworth 6 Co., Briggs
House. Loss on furniture, fixtures and
horses in Briggs House. 100000. In
surance: Franklin, Philadelphia, 5000;
Republic. Chicago, 5000; American
Central, St. Louis, 5000; Commercial
Mutual, Cleveland, $500; Atlantic, New
York, $4,000; Reaper City, Rockford,
So, 500; Occidental, San Francisco, S.
00e; Excelsior, New York, $4,000; Home,
Columbus, O., 5000; Fulton, New York,
5000; State, Chicago, $4,000; New
England, Boston, 5000; Irving, New
York, $1,000; Merchants, Hartford, S.
eco; North British and Mercantile, Lon
don, $4,000 Total, s59,5O0.
/ The loss of the Chicago Iron Works,
No. 146 to 152 inclusive, North Water
street, Dewey, Jones 6 Sanders, proprie-
| tors, is estimated at from $4,000 to S55,
O02; insurance $4,000
j. S. Hendrickson, 26l, POS and Eli
South Clark street. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, $1,000.
William G. Holmes, on Lake street,
books, and stationery. Losses, $4,000
to $35. 1000.
| LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.
A dispatch has been received from w
Warren. general agent of the Liverpool,
London and Globe Insurance Company,
stating that all Losses are to be paid i'm
mediately, and the company to go on and
| do business as usual
j *This Is not the Northwestern Mutual
Life Company, but Fire Company Of
the same name. having no connection
with the former.
LIST OF ELEVATORS DESTROYED BIZ THE
/ FIRE.
I The following is correct list of thu
{ elevators burned: aal
| Munger & .Armcr's, Galena Illinois
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19

Recognizing the fact that the laborer
is worthy his hire, and wishing to encour-
age our friends in getting new subscribers,
we have determined to offer Cash Pren,i-
ums for 1879. We will pay to the person
obtaining
Largest List for 1872. 800
For the merit Largest List. .. 75
For the Third Largest Last .... so
For the Fourth Largest List. ... 25
The persons competing for the premi-
ums can begin sending the names at once
SO that the subscribers can have the ad-
vantage of the extra numbers of 1871. and
add to the list as fast as they can get the
names.
20 Specimen copies sent free.
Address all communications and sub
scnptions to
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P. o. Box 1853, Indianapolis, Ind.
II The Daily Commercial is sent to
any address by mail for only Five Dol
lars year
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
Bourbon Correspondence.

BOURBON, IND, Oct 10, 1871.
Editors Republican Since last wrote,
our city has beer visited by splendid
soaking, and much needed rain, and the
fires that were causing so much anxiety
and trouble have been entirely controlled
by the opportune rain that has fallen
within the past few days. The counte-
nance Of every one is expressive of the
joy experienced by each thankful heart,
that the fires are at length subdued, and
the danger of general burning 6.fore oar
time, is over-for the present at least. The
destruction and loss of property by fire,
however great, is all forgotten, in the uni
versal feeling of relief felt at being ena-
bled to at last save so much from the
general conf1agration. The county will
soon recover entirely from the effects of
the fires, as no one appears disheartend or
depressed, but all energetically and serious
" set about the work of rebuilding, and
overcoming the ravages Of the destructive
element that has left its desolating track
that had been almost entirely suspended
here, is resumed, and appears to be far
better than usual, for the brief suspension
and our merchants are promising them
selves more than ordinarily large trade
for the sall and winter. Mechanics and
laborers are complaining Of the press Of
work for the present, forced upon them,
which promises to continue for some
time to come, # present indications are to
be relied upon. Farmers are rejoiced at
the copious fall of rain that is to be so
beneficial in forwarding the wheat crops,
sown over six weeks ago, and much of it
not yet sprouted, because of the extreme
drouth from which we have been suffer
ing. The corn crop, notwithstanding the
dry season. is fully an average in quantity
ii got in quality.
Our public schools are in perfect work
ing order, with very large number of
students of all ages in attendance, who
are making very rapid progress in their
studies, under the careful and thorough
instruction of as competent corps OF
teachers IS can be found in any public
school in the State Our citizens may
well feel considerable degree of pride in
the excellent schools which our city can
boast of as unsurpassed by any place,
large or small. Speaking OF schools, re-
minds me of sign noticed over tie door
of school house in the county, not a
hundred miles from our city, which per
haps indicates that the school master is
now abroad in that district at least. But
here is the sign, eerbatlm ct lderatim
SeULIe-hOuSs, - dictRct = DO. min,
painted in bold characters with bright red
paint, so that he that runs may read"
". H Crockett, of South Bend. was
united in the silken bonds of NTedloek, to
Mrs. g. H. Davis. on the evening Of the
5th, at the residence of the brides sister
in the presence of large assemblagc Of
friends of the joyous hearted ones, whose
happiness appeared supreme on this de
iightfnl occasion. Rev. Mr. Wayman wa
the smiling executioner, and placed the
matrimonial moose with sentimental grace
that united the two loving hearts for al
coming tine. 10 The perfect satisfaction o
every one. A. c. n.