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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
CooIrs.

COOK or LAUNDRESS, or both.-A repoct-
~ able WOMAN who Is excellent COOK. and nIs class
lAUN DRESS would Ike rac Ia either capa INV or wohlh
'imly makes lrut br al ard biscuit,
desserts cles preserves pastry Nc also hutes AMI
pnr pOishes Nc and can furnish IN ipht reference Ap
ply at ODEf.I'S AGENCY lO9 West Sithst, corner OF
broadway. Inquire for l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

pY respectable Swedish woman G'rot-
esianr situation COOK. IN Grst class private fam
liz or b'lrins CAL al tle SWEDISH OFFICE, 2O3
1 'Dat hat
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Giiraiiono iOanteo- flales
Clerks Statesmen, &c.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TUE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l.25S Broldway, Thry.hr,t-
81 West twenty TIA rlst; at the ARlEM OFFICE
No 22Sl Third ave. hundred and twenv fO1rthst
(IIaIlem Bank Bnilding); al at the BRoOkLIN
BRANCH OFFICE, No 35j Was hin sons next door ~ The
PostOfhce, up to : D. m. at regular Oiice rates.
XVANTED-A SITUATION, by one having
W good connection Ia travel through Connecticut ami
Massachusetts IN the dry fancy goods business Address
BUSINESS. 10 Dow St. New iiasen. Conn.
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Gorses, Carriages. 6arnrss, sc.

AT COST.-TO close business, my fine
N. stock OF Ca ltRI AGES of make, b. reOs
tory No Ill West Broadway: store must be vacated by
tnfy D. CHARLES HKUkE
NOR SALE-A beautiful bay PONY, six years
oil aud perfectly sound 10 hands az nohes high har
sess phaeton If re1ifo making beautiful Sno
complete Park turnoa; will DO sold reasonable Address
PONY, BOx 10 Tribune ONCE
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Jce Cream.
60 t)hom il man Concern.

A RESPECTABLE German, who has three
"a en- Iren-tWO gal eli hit old ana BOY lonT
Seas Ol-bong poor Tcumsancts wishes 10 adOPt tAeH
but CAN at 44j West SSth-st. between anu y y IN.
DROF. LOOMIS's Select European Parties.mo
second Partv-Thc Of swift tand aud ltaly. une "a
I0Sept - all cxrens, $780, gold Third Pary-Iho tour %
Juioe ladies only Juno &c, II months all expesr 4Oh
9I Address L0Jmi a ondst care ScheIlnerhoih CO.
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Ccachmen.

COACIIMAN and GROOM, Scotch Protestant,
~ and USEFUL MANLY gooi, steady reliable, tempe
oblidng; Will aly distinc coIntry or city Cal
at PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, l35 CthaSc. above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

AT LONG BRANCH.-BOARD by Che DAY
~ or WEEK at reasonable rates in pleasantly located "Cot'
go near the Address r. Moran Prop, North batave
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Nhsccllancous

CLEVATORS.-Han Elevators for Ware
X ho.sts stores F.clOreS Hotels Dwellings, &c Can be
eepD i'm Nc.Yors city at MCssr r. L. y a. - iarts Ware
houses Boyle Lyle Henry Wcss cser, Neral Can
siis RoDi seaman q Cos Waterbury Clock CO.. iaynh VI
Smith ders AMI others. send Tor CIR liar aud
pice-lis'. JAMES BATES. Pateuto@ No Pfea1eh'St
Baltimore Nd
tnSNN MADE in Wall-st. from $lOG in
@ C.}O ves ed Put q ETie $2j or so pays 80 or
ona,, 100 sLar q any stock bought on deposit OF 1
Famllrt free. SIMPSON, DARRAGH & Co, banhefS
and Bro rs a Broadway corner Wallst New'lok T. o.
D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

4 STRONG, energetic boy Of Is wants 10
~ learn FARMING. Address or call G. y. w. 37i West
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Ec9al Noiircs.

NOURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CITY AND
v C1UNTY OF NEW XoRK-ThE LWH9 91 LIE III
SJ,If. JiILIA DAYTON, WILLIAM DAYTON. Gi.Ohs'E
g Mi ER JOSEPH II. COATES, DANIEL r. KINpALi3
aOSIAU W THOMPSON, JOHN DUGAN, W iLllAM
fATfiELD, J0HN sLArrEIY RosENA 0M ii LIZ
I,UARIES SCIiALK. FOSTER Il. CiiIDESTER IDHAhl
MOLLOY, MAURICE : null IHEoD1rKSE Il fo Gkii
nANIS SAMUEL, a. NOLEN, EDWAbD 7. STEERS,
ants-sunmons- relief Com. not Ser) TO the De
fcndant, above You hereby summoned and re
aI 10 tie complaint in this ton which Is TINS gay
Id in the Office Of The eTk Of the Court Of Common f.
f c civ and County York, aid 10 serve ac0Y o
com TO said complaint the subscriber al MS
SGce No = Chamb st, New York City, WITHIN twenty
day. of this summons on yOn exGuSlve o ,e
dav o such service if ia TO answer The 1li com
fpi in the tnc aforesaid the plantn In this aetci WI
tie relief demanded in the complaint
Dated YORK, Fob :, 1870. - ,o,- ...
HENRY 4. BOGERT, Plaintiff Attorney.
The conplanf in the above entitled action was duly t ID
Che ofcc Clerk OF the Court OF Common iIcas ioi
CITY AM County OF York. the Sow Court house ia INC
ON OF Gw York on the attn day OF February, 80,
Qaw ii,y M HENY A. BOGEIF. Painful Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

Country Board
At the INSTITUTE, CrOtOn- Hudson. de-
~ hghiful board; shady, breezy and moderate
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Situations tUau!so-- females.
La,ln1res3e5.

LalnIres5e5.
1917 WEST 31ST-ST.-An experienced coll
- I ored hundress soieifs genteinen's and ladies'
WASHING linens, done IN frat class style Mrs. Rob-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

il "PAKAUISE OF AMEHIUA."-IJonny IlhU
omen, MAY l. Terms reasonsbs great indncrments Tor
srdug fall or Winter send stamp tor Tourists dude"
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Farmers.
INApM WQEE and I.-IIOILSEWOHK.

Z Sc-BV Protestant nan and wife children; man
can do farm work aud drive horses. milk cattle &e
COOK, and iron, vat at table, DO chan rwo y
Sc: eooI recommendations. Gail ut CARPENIEHS, lSo
West 4 til ST., corner 6th-dyc.
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Portcr3
DORTER end USEFUL NAN. for Hotel or

L city cOIntry.-A respectable Young man woui
like place Porter In hotel OF store Is wny and oblging
and win make him self useful furnish nnioubed refer
enccs. Apply at ODELLS AGENCY, lOJ West 3ithst'
corner Br0adway.
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and GARDENER or FARMER

~ and LAuNDREss-A Protestant man no ineumbranc.'
BE gardening or would p,co farp the wife 10
sundress and furnish excullent reeronoa
Apply at ODELL5 AGENCY. loo West 3ithst, oorlsr VI
IIuzlasy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
GlarhIc auo Slate G!aniel5.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-AD ex-
~ tensive stock'of NJ NItBLE AMI MARBLElZED MAN
fIIS ard all other Marble WOTA Marble rlAg Tor the
trade A. KHABER 1875 East Eishteenthst near 1hrsa'e
GASONI 81 lS0LA,
v STEAM Marble and GRANITE WORKS.
IiGtc l52 " cst 4Otrst., near broadway
Monuments. Nantes Alrs, Fglrs. Fling, WaiGsoot ng
&c Importers aud manufacturers IN laY oil nAIie
work of every description.
GtTTWART's New Slate Mantels iniad with
- tiles Also Mallhe and wood Mantels. elegant designs
prices very low. 220 and 222 West 23l ST. neal 7aaVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

Q-N BROADWAY.-La Ladies' fine WASHING;
y ~ aces fitting, curtains - 10 cents par d)1s up
By Mrs. l.. LIEIZ, LaundresS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
Cxcnrsions.

DAILY EXCURSIONS THROUGH THE
~ farming merry the Last River Lower Souno and
lcmpstead HaIbor 10 Sea CHI L. The popular .,"ainer
1HDS. y. WAY, chartered Tor the by the SEA
CnG Association and viii make trips i1y Sundays
crpted 90 minutes leaves foot ~ Grand st. isst Ry
. and D.. leaves lii ~ and p.
tand auisys also to'cing AZ MlitestOc On The
a ~. AMI ) D. m trips. NJ 33is on 81 trips.
Thc dri Ehuy located SEA chm House. with acconmoia
100 rsis. IL where sOOIfneFs enjoy al
thfu land Tccrc2OB at reasonable rates
For Hotel particulars, address, W. II. CLINTON Sea CHE
irions. Parties OF >. D. ChIrCh anu Temperance
>Oci3 teg, Tor Loaf All CIOyo. address
- 4. kITTIE
2O3 Canal.st. NewYork.
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TOUY G. UGHTBODY & CO., PRINTING

~ INK, No 81 Boekmanst, \. Y.-srA,E OF NEWT@-S'
LEWIS d hEIE a wST sS sSTs NS%
T"rt uneeT the oopaItnershp nane Of JOHN g. Light
BODY CO and t s ss ' oS "a ssoy bit the
Said business continued by the Aforesaid j. LEWIS
Che Of the SAID firm name Of JOHN o. Ll"HlbODh
Now therefore unos signed in accordance WITH me pro
s'ss Of Az an A n Of Che 5 oonSn ai Sop1ne
names certain PASSED ITl ~ SJ4 ana ue su l
az the Spdrssed T. LEWIS LEI is the only person deal
CO. @ LEWIS tE Nr y place and 81 a a ,ad II p Acc
Of Sp wines. % # Ss i J. LEWIS EB nreunc
sscro his at the CITY Of NewYok o. htI
4i a Il Nay sy F @ . S1 s e. f Ssi G
Ews LEA 70 be the 5 aesGrod IN
% tai ne executed the snS i9L tIe u So s FuLc
SIy2o isS%4%T6.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-CITY and
q 2, RUr paaa F sraias,
FP s am Mn A1Sson his EIn se hss y
SSy and nar maias sH1 II capp William II Florence
M ns s aH T sued RsS a MARI Ea
com Garrett The People Of the sia,e Of M a Seae
taio the Estate q lroIercs Go1en Cs,o 1eq N SUM
mons isr belcndais and each 1 Of
t5s 4pi aT Ss s acSn Of %Ss copy herewith served
oiOn you and t" serve copy o. yG %nr ~ N1s
saast the CITY Of NewYors within twenty tween DAYS eS
sn yos Sfsifs to answer the said ccman
plaintiffs ~ Una actiou Apply
Sof the Ielif demanded complaint Dated Feaary LIST
}a75 TURNER, KIRKLAND a MCCLURE,
-''N' Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint entitled action was dui HE'D ID
Che Clerk Of TIE City and County Of Ne"ok Inc
TUNER KIRKLAND & MCCLURE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The office of the Painting Attorneys herein removed
Stay 1875, u 10 broadway Equitable Bn ng Ne"
EOfk city. Je3 law0wIh
NETWORK SUPREME C0URT-CIrY and
SUKANCR COMPANY OF NEW.YOKk, plaintiffs against
THOMAS G. FIELIIS aud MARY n. FIELDS, Ids "nel
Frederic L. and Louis LeOnce C0udert "a trustees Of
Annie Glover o. Glover Henry arS1Hs aud fan
Ole ParsODs hts Haglcy ID. CaPp and Huidah H.
CAN. his Wife. William H. Florence and Mary f"ieno Lla
known Elizabeth w Garrett Ransom Garrett ne reDpe OF
she York. Michael J. Qugg DaNd g. hancktI
Frederick admin raior OF The estate OF ired
C0zLenR deceased, Lewis a. hayIe Isaaf WOOL 90
(endants-AcOD No 2sumaOls for rslioL-iC te defend
above Damed Of them You hereby sum
aoned and req Tie complaint ia this ac0l' OF
which Ia herewith served upon YOU anu W siNs copy
OF your the said complaint the Subscribers AZ
thcT Number 2l Nassau si the itI ~ Ne" YORK.
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive "a te
pknt Aforesaid the plaints IN this action wh
6ppy the fc the re demanded in the complaint
TokSER. RIRKLAND d MCCLURE.
The complaint IN the entitled action duty hie1 IN
Che Office II Clerk Of the Oty And Oouniy Of hewfok
' " TuRHER KIRKLAND MCCLURE,
Plaintiffs AttOrReys
The enee Of the Fian sttoresys beres va repessd
Nay LIST 1876 " l29 ETosamT tEquiisbs gu1dlnga ns"
fofk city. Jos Aah6"in
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Waters.
AFTER and USEFUL-h North of Ire-

land Protestant young wsull like place in pri
family or hotel In city country understands hsdutles
thoroughly, and furnish excellent references Apply al
ODELL . AGENCY, 100 West 3ith ST., corner broadway
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Ectturc5 nno 1leeiirgo.

rs'HE Annual Parade and Closing Literary Exer-
K cisas Oi the MI PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY
al sing sag viii take place THURSDAY. tie 2It inst
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Nurses.

n American woman as NURSE, Invalid or
~ Monthly country objection best OF reference 20
4 ests,. gI.St
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6elp UantsS--f females.

w do general homework 30 miles In ths country mass
be good cook Welsh Syss German preerred Apply "
EDGAR SMITH, Attorney 90 Wsllst, In peas haa ~ to2
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Gote!5.

ENGLAND HOTEL, cor. Bowcry and
~ Bayard 200 gh. airy newly furn shed 0dg
ngs Doc. and Coo; for genl emen only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

h7c WEST 4GTH-ST., third floor, back.-A
HsA5O respectable wants WASHING TO 10 at her
residence or 20 o.t by the day OF week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

[ ACE WORK, &c.--An expert LACE HAND
~ formerly forowoman in wholesale house) makes up
original designs and cleans and repairs
aces cleans KID gloves aud makes over
human gOOls Cali address LACkWORK S0l 9Th ayo,
I'm The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
Misrallauaous.

AN AMERICAN BOY, aged II, wants
~ SITUATION in Mercantile ifouse Bank, or Broker
Dce bes Of references SPEAKS GERMAN and wih
Ia make himself useful Address e. ", Box lOI InDdn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

TrN 7TH-AVE., 81 hoOr, front room.-An
49, active respectable woman 10 go out by the day
WASHING and IRONING.
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Seam5tresse5.

A FRENCH DRESSMAKER wishes n STU
n ALTON In private family where there young ladies
she willing herself useful and obiging Address
81
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A PROTESTANT NAN (and wife is good
and GROOM and PLAIN GAR

~ DFNER and COOK ami LAUNDREsS.-A respectable
man and iucumbfanee, wOi Ike place H. city or
eouniry good driver excellent groom and under
stands vegetable and flower gardening the we good
family cook superior lannfrcss both can furnish IN
doubted city reference present employer. Apply at
ODELIis AGENCY. 100 West 3ithst. corner broadsay'
Inn ira for W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
Summer Retreats.

PROSPECT PARK HOTEL
CATSkITI. ~ Y.
High elevation. mountain air. scenery uasuTpas Iei In
The world, % grounds.
FIilSTCLsSS ACCOMMODATIONS
for 900 10 400 "I-t Accessible by Iud
River Railroad VIII open June 10. hd'rss
JOHN BkEAS TED, Caisk1l.
SOUTH SIDE HOTEL, AmityyIl'c, l.. l., over
- looking the BAY, Will open June L. for the
cpon Of guests Sail attached ~ Dtc For parcl
lars apply Mrs T.. e. KING & SON.
GANDS POINT HOTEL, Sands Point, l.. l.,
- open steamer savannah leaves Peck slip dolly
3.i si. T. H., l. =. From Sands Point 80
m sunday Peck slip at ., and 3jd b., T. T., 9lj From
Sands Point, 20. G. DUNSPAUGH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

I AUNDRESS-B iirst-class LAUNDRESS
IL Qngishl reference; for city OF country willing 10
required and take place
On notice Apply a. No LOO 9th ave-, between sh and
bth sta. up STARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-CITY and


The Office Attorneys herein removed
H0fk CITY Je3 la10wIh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

VEST 36TaST second qc Q; ,t,
and gentlemen house futng and putting done
~ the neaies terms moderate best city cierence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

~ ple'sant ncigIbor,opI perfectly healthy large grove
across the road ~ miles rry one from depot stbiins
r,ieyences RICHARD Willis, Old Westbury ~ "
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Gelp n)ante0-- Glales.

WANTED - A German GARDENER or
w FARMER WIN small family, 70 tsSs 80 asIs Farm
stocked with TOOLS aud horses all planted With carly
truck. Inquire Of W. DAVIS. Tribune onseo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
West Side,

rBNO LET to a SINGLE gentleman, without board,
a comfortably Furnished ROOM. with lirrc clothes
attached gas and bath In Trivatc family l25
\ est ~ hist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

MO- EAST 1sTIl-ST., third toor.-A first
LSls~> class LAUNDRESs b. do families and gcncmen's
washing; wild do clothes reasonable terms; hntng neay
dnun hY Lluh OF narline good ICtsrtIOe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

A SUMNER HOME, with a private family,
"a for man and wife pleasant best acconmolalnt
nom a. To per week Inquire Of DAVID y bhD"N
4 INr.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

p WEST 42D-ST.-Niccly furnished ROOMS,
se sney sufc. with trst class ard SuInlei prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

At AMITYVILLE, 80 miles on Southern
N RailIoal-Good BOARD can he obtained al private
cunning; term. moderate. For particulars address t. H. A.
Post Office, Amityyille, l.. |.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14
chow TO GO WE EsT.n

This is an inquiry which every one
should have truthtully answered before
he starts on his journey, and little care
taken in examination of routes will in
many cases save much trouble, time and
money.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad has achieved splendid reputa-
tion in the last three years rs the leading
Passenger Route to the West, Starting al
Chicago or Peoria, il runs direct through
Southern Iowa and Nebraska, with close
connections to California and the Terri
tories. 1t is also the short line and best
line to Quincy. Missouri, and all points in
Kansas and New Mexico. Passengers
on their way westward cannot do better
than to take this route.
This line has published pamphlet en-
titled "How TO GO WEST" which con-
tains much valuable information; large.
correct map of the Great West, which can
! be obtained free of charge by addressing
the General Western Passenger Agent,
Chicago, Burlington q Quincy Railroad,
Chicago, III. Jan!07+yl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14
Military Interference in Louisiana

The Chicago Tribune says: - Demo
cratic correspondent who seeks for tho
truth, asks Us to explain by wha, su-
thority Gov. KeIlo.g sent squad of sol
diers 10 the Hall Of the House OF Repre-
sentAtiVcs, and drove out the tive persons
who had been declared members by "a
majority oI the body, even # they were
usurpers. and had been illegally seated
For his information, and that of others
Ike hinf, we would explain that Il was
done upon the written request and de-
manc Of tyEy-tt0 members Of the Lsgis.
latuTe who had protested in vain against
the illegal Intrusion OF five persons rho
held no certificates Of election This
call for the military, be it remembered,
was made subsequent to the call for The
same military by the Democratic mem
berS, who demanded their all TO remove
the squad of New Orleans police frors
the lobby of the ball, and they cheered
the soldiers rs they bayoneted the police
out OF the building. But when their OK
Was gofod, they set up most unearthly
howl IN this connection. the statement
Of the Hon. W. ". Phelps, one Of the
Congressional Committee, who was pres
cnt in ibe hail Of tie House. during all
the proceedings, is saluable. I.e said 10
q correspondent Of the New York Tr.-
juns
Touching Tie legality of the House MS
organized hy the Conservatives yes;er-
day. he had in his speech last night, un-
der the excitement of the occasion. given
his opinion, and reflection had not chang
ca IT, II was illegal, and for this reason:
Louisiana has IA statute, PASSED in 1872,
hich, IN terms, directs the Dlanner liz
wh;ch the House shall organize itself.
1 The Returning Beard hsnOs its returns
to the Secretary Of State. The Secretary
ut State takes these returns, and from
them makes the roll of the House This
roll is given TO the Clerk of the House,
and with this roll the Clerk calls the
House tn order and presides at the or
ganikaiion That nothing may be taken
by lnlendnent the statute says In SO Il.s-
ny words that the Representatives whose
namcs are OH the roi, aud they only,
shall take part in thc organization of the
House; but Yesterday the Conservatives
fOrci6ly supplying the place Of the Clerk
by.a Chairman pro tsn in defiance of
this express pr0vi>icE. swcre in five :ren
rs memhers whose names were not ON
the roll, and admitted them to participate
n The election cf Speaker SIR. Phelps
hsid heard that the Republicans had or
saniaed their Legislature in the same
fashion. some YeaTs ago. and thus set 4
precedent, lnt doubted the propriety of
urging thai a Democrat might break the
!as' Il - c.ai,d PROVE that Republican
had broke! il Besides. il was claimed
that the Republican Legislature referred
20 was organized previous 10 the passage
Of the statute referred To. This statute
was OF 1872; that Legislature Was OF
1855.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14

The Indianapolis Journa! and Rens-
selaer Republican regard with favor the
idea that the Bentoa County beast is a
myth. The fact now published that u
thou and persons hunted for it New Years
Day, and caught no glimpse of it, mus.
breed doubt OF its .exis,ence.- Valparaiso
/ Viac:tc.
The Benton County Herald of Dec.
81, assures Us with much appearance OF
earnestneSs that real beast of no less
character than lion or a tiger for feroci
", is prowling in that County, aud an
nounces that the beast killed two year
old heiier near Donald McEwen's resi-
dence. about eight miles west of Fowler.
on Friday night before, the heifer having
/ been found next morning with one ham
eaten out of its body Valparaiso Videste.
A sad proof of the vicious tendency
Of whisky drinking has just come TO light
1 in the case Of young Keliher, of Liberty
Township. of really good family and con-
nections, and probably good himself, who
under the influence o. Intoxicating drink
at Il e ball last Friday night at Vslparai
so Hall, appropriated Hugh Bryant's
over coat to his own use without the right
to do so, which is now causing the COM
munity, as well as himself and friends.
great trouble VGlparaiso Videttc.
The indianapolis Journal says. all
this talk about the overthrowing of civil
liberty, the tyrannical interference of the
/ Washington Government, etc, is bosb aid
nonsense. To use an expressive slang
phrase, it is all poppy-cock. The troops
who interfered TO stop the Democratic
usurpation were rot acting under orders
from Washington, bu. at the request of
and under orders from Governor kellogg,
the de faoto and legal Governor of the
State The expulsion of the bogus mem
bers was his policy, and, having no forces
of his own, he carried it out through
United States troops. The only usurpa-
tion in the case was that attempted BY
the conservatives.
We presume very many of our read
ers have heard of Roe Brothers, whole
sale grocers 143 and $50 South Water
Street Chicago. They sold piles of goods
in this County, having several active La
Porteans in their employ, soliciting orders
here and elsewhere. They pretended to
hold out special inducements TO grangers.
Well, the other day the firm collapsed,
the two brothers absconding with $167.
900. The first Of December they bought
heavily on 30 days time, forced their sales
rapidly, gathered in $1S7, 900 cash on the
collections, and last month skipped out
to Canada-leaving their creditors In the
lurch. --Lapnts Hsra,d
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14

The Bourbon Mirror of January 7th
says: We are panied to announce that
Mr.. Henry Alexander was brought back
home on couch last Saturday afternoon,
(being too feeble to sit up), from the
Health Institute at Battle Creek, Michi
gan, whittier he went some two months
since to try the virtues OF the water cure.
The treatment it appears did not benefit
him in the least. Since bis return he has
been in a semi unconscious state and his
friends entertain little hope of his recov.
cry.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14

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