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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
RELIGIOUS NoTIcc

N OTlC Els hereby given that the Min;s,eri-
In al Assuciat OF OF the South Bend District
North Wet Indiana G. Inference. will meet Mt
the M. Z Church in Plymouilf,Dec. 30. 1856,
ut 2 o'clock. Z. NJ. A snll attendance of al
the minister, both travelling and local is respect
mlfy solicited.
The citizens Of Plymnu'h and vicinity are
resi- eclfuly invited 10 aitnj.
W. 8. HARkER.
ne IL I9lf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

F. PRows's ESSENCE or JAMAICA GINGxR.--
Til. m dicins enjnysa wide spread and well
mcIiicd popularity; for its wonderfully effective
qua i.ies. itassi.tsd dig .siion. cures iii .rrl ea
aud is exccllein for the sick stomach. and is
likcwi. client id invigorsting tonic.
No family should be- without t..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

n; PERsulSG & Co., are in receipt OF a new
Stock Of Sotinns, Patent Me licines and oihc
Seasonsbc Goods. Give item cal il You
nee any thing in their line. They have a thou
sand artcl,s be ! les those enumerated IN their
advertisements. TIey ell right. lihl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

P,BfrsuER'S NARK.-A cross on a paper
the end OF The subscribers name signifies tina
het time paid for has expiTed, and renewa
IS solIelied- This, however, as a general rule
only applies 10 papers sent out OF the county
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
AMERICAN HOUSE,
SOTTU pIYNOTTU. I'm.

FVNHIS we'll known Hou c, formerly ke t
BIZ G. =. Cherry, has been leased by the
undersigned, with the inteation OF keeping a
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT,
cor the sccommo lotion ofIhe r.veliny Public
Theyw II spare no pains TO render all who
favor them with their custom as comforta lie
as possible. Their table shall always be sup
piled with the best the county affords.
The commodi ms stables at.ache shall be
we'll supplied with p ovender, and in charge
o.! att ntive ostle S.
L. B. & w. TUESDELL.
dec IL, 1S55--lIu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
MASSACHUSETTS,
KENTUCKY,
December 3, 1856.

December 3, 1855.
We find the. above in the Louisville Demo
Graf. Whether IL is intended rs a juke or il
seriousness, it, poi rs and eff ct the same.
That '',lissputiun'' is cnsincuily like the boy's
.di ssoluiion' with his tLer--the ''jnni,.r'' i'm
agi1iu= he cOnld take care Of hims in the
world. but Gadirg his mistake. was willing to
60 buck {" papa's prutecti,n. 5, with Ken
tncky. Lit a Niger run away. AMI Tie fire,
cry is for Massachusetts, To help catch him.
The ''property'' must be restored by the labor
Of NJ 49,. h sc Is aud at the expense of Masss-
C usetis, while Kentucky rrmainS still in hrI
iHdo'cn~c The Constitution mnst be pr,.
served" aud MASSACRE It's is called on by
K-n'ucky to help
What firm Virginia ard X n'nckv will
make named absvc- One dying of old age
and the o.her exhausted in substs n iai resoIr-
ces-.-Iusi. Jour.
N.That's So"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

GOdcy's Lady's BOok.-CIubbing.
Our proposition to furnish the Re5ub
licsn and Coolers L1dY's B ,ok. each for
one year. for SO GO. is still open to all
who may wish to avail themselves ri it,
Wshave had the pleasure Of ordering
several copies of 'dey, already. How
many more wan: it?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
.HsflBsiisisSr0f0I''s Sale.

NJ rICE is hereby given that will expose
IN 10 sale at Public Auction. in the town
of Knox on
Friday, December o6th. 1856,
all the personal Estate OF DR.. Charles Hum
pllreys, dec, not taken by the widow. consiS-
ting o.
Drugs and Hedicines, and the Furni-
ture of the Store. also, Paints. Oils.
aud a variety Of Articles usually kept
III Drug Stores. also. Medical Books
and IaStrHmeRts. and Other articles
too tedious TO ennmcrafe.
The usual terms will be given
WILLIAM PARKER, Admir-.
De embeT 4, lS56.-9i3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

M6DIcIN H.!
Hwi'ley's Sarsaparitfa.
OF all the remedies that have been dis.
" covered during the present age for tae
s'ihousand ills that flesh is heir to- nohe E.
quail this wonderful preparation. Only three
ears have elapsed since the diseoverer (who
spent decade i sindying, experimrnialzing
aud pcrleciing it, first introduced il TO the
public, and il is already recognized by The
most eminent physicians in all paris OF the
coun ~ to be the most surprising and effect
i've remedy for certain dis, asses o. which they
have knowledge. All
All other compounds or syrurS of The root
have hitherto aile,l-to command the sanction
OF the 'acuiiy because, on Icing tested, they
have b en- 'ound TO contains noxious ingredI
ents, which neuiralized tie good effects OF
the SarsapariIla, and olientmeS mi re the
health OF the patient: 1t is not SO with Il,.r-
ley's reputation.
This IS the pure ard genuine ex.rac. OF the
root and will on tina, be found 10 effect Ger
tain and Perfe Gu e OF the following COM
plants and diseases:
Affection o. the Bones, IIabi ual Cos iveness,
Debility, lndigestio
Diseases OF Kidners, Liver Complaints,
by peps a, .1t Piles,
Erysypulas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female lrreg larites, Scrclula,
FiStula, Syphilis,
And I'll Skin Diseases.
Besides curing the above, il is also known
TO be great and powerful tonic, purifying
The blood and invigoratiBg the system.
In short it is without exception. in the ca
ses newfoundland its ceae al effect on the
system. the most eiiioacioas, as II is the most
desirable, remedy OF the. age. II IS already
extensively used throughout the country, and
is fast obtaining an EuroI can reputation =
The instances OF cure it has effected are
daily coming to the proprietors knowledge,
and he has no hest alton in recommending 1t
TO one and all who de ire 10 procure relic!
from suffering. One bottle being ined, its
effects Will loo apparent 10 admit OF firth
er doubt.
X, collect Hurey's SarSa arilla is the only
genuine article IN The market.
u Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for SIS.
For sale at the mandatory. corner Seventh
and Green streets, Louisville, Ky. f
VIII lie ale, j. B. Wilder * Bro, ]. S
Morris & Sons, Wilson, Starbird * Smith,
Louisville, KY, Allen < Co., and ]. d. Park
Cincinnati, Ohio.
And Ly PERSHING & CO.
Plymouth, Ind, Nov. 20, loj6-s7yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
No Quininc.

Fur's A.ue Tonic is a vegetable compound.
and the sal, ST, best and most # 'c,nal cure for
agur IN all its FIRMS tn II has ever been o feret
To tie comma ity
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

December llth, 1856. by the Rev. j. Henry
Sioney, at the house ef the brides father, Mr..
JaNKs GosLE TO Miss ABIGAIL JAcosY. IA ht CIR
Of Mr. John Jlcoby, all Of this county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
D,ssoIutiou of Partnership.

The long pal tnership of the undersigned has
been this diy dissolved by NATAL conscn'. As
tie operations ofihe puties have been alike
unpr Jhiab!.- TO the firm and The public. no debts
will be paid Tn, parties have no bills reciv-
able, and ey free. y release al who may mag
i've that they owe apthi z. The senior part
ner has gone on a fr, elom shricking excursion,
{. which she has long had a decided itching.
and will. perhaps. (" 10 the - before she
rtrrn<; tie junior Will resume business with
the old par:n r, VII sinia aud other white peo-
PIE.
MSSSACTIIfSETTS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
@ he Repnblifan.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

IL No paper Will be sent out OF the coun-
=, nom tbs Office, unless the subscription is
pad IN advance. directed to be sent by
some responsible person residing in the county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

II Country Produce OF almost eye-y kind
taken IN payment Of subscriptions 10 the Re-
publican
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

DURSUANT TO an order OF the Marshall
Il Common Pleas Court, viii offer at pub
lie auction, at the cv1rt IIouse door IN Ply
mouth, on
Monday. January 5ih. 1857,
1t ore o'clock p. NJ. the undivided two-thiI Is
OF Lot No. %, in the town Of Plymoaih. Ind.
for one third C lsh In hand, and the balance on
credi not exceeding Twelve months--iu two
psymen,s--:he purchaser giving notes, on in
rest, waving valuation lsws, and t, be Sc
cured by moltgsge on the premises, on conf
l.sat on Of saie., Tie bot is centrally located
has dwelling, stable. &C.. and is desirable In
yestnent
CHARLES COOK,
Affair ofD1vid A. B.ylcy's Estate.
Dec. ll--4f.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
REMOVAL.

This Office has been removed TO the
room. over Pershing & Co.'S. Drug Store
east side Michigan street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
Dec. Is. 1856.
coRREcTED WEEKLY.

The following, furnished by Mf. Join Wool
ley FOR the indianapolis papers, is list OF all
the Banks o. tie State of Indiana doing le-
gtimate busiue IS and having regular bank
ing house:
Bank OF North America, Clinton.
Bank OF Indiana. Michigan Cily.
Rockville bank, Rockville.
Bank OF Syracuse, Syracuse.
do Eikhart, Elkhat.
do Paoli, Paol.
do Goshen, Goshen.
do Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
do Salem, Salem.
do The Capitol, indianapolis.
do Warsaw, Warsaw
do Monticello, Monticello.
Canal bank of Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City bank, do.
Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City.
Central bank, Indianapolis.
Fayette county bank, Connersvile.
Farmers bank, Westfeld.
6ramercy bank, Lafayette.
Hoosier bank, Logansport.
Indiana bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock bank, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock bank, Columbus.
Huntington county bank, Huntington.
Lagrange bank, Lima.
Merchants * Mechanics bark, New Albany.
( Bloomington bank, bloomington.
| Exchange bank, Greene astle.
Indiana Farmers bank, Franklin.
Parke County bank. Rockville.
Southern bank OF Indiana, Teue IIaute.
Tippecanoe bank Logansport.
Prairie City bank, Terre Haute.
Salem bank, Salem.
Shawnee bank, Atiica.
Savings bank of Indiana. Connersyifle.
Traders bank, indianapolis.
| Indian Reserve bank, kokomo.
| G5FoT the future ave shall omit those that
are not current, as there are about as man,
prices upon their issues as there are shaving
shops 10 issue them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
AG EMS

The followius gentlemen have kindly cen
sen.ed 10 act rs Agents for us, IN sehci'i"S
sabscribrrs to the Republican,. Any money
paid ether of them for subscription, adveriI-
sing or .L-work, will be the same as II paid
Ia
HIGH McC,y. T.. Green wAshiP-
Casper Fox. Esq, North township,
Dr.. J. b. Lewis, UaioR do
We wish to obtain agents in The ,thcr por-
toas of the county, Will such as are willing
To lab &C asion lily Tor the good Republican
cause gnify their assent to have their names
place 10 The above llii
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

u FIre-xool taken in payment OF sub
scflptious 10 this paper. if delivered soon-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

IT SUBSCRIBERS 10 the "BASxER,1 who do
not want thc Republic an continued to them
Will please notify Us ImmedIftely.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

a. Town subscribers who do not get their
papers viii pleass-call at the Office and notify
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL cousrr. o.
In Marshall Circuit Court,
February Term, 1857.
Charles Liscrmrrrsl
vs.. COMPLIANT for Divorce,

I.ncy E. Livermnr
FNHE Plaintiff in The above entitled cause,
il by +. @. Turner. his Attorney, has filed
ia my ofiiso his complaint for Divor CO, and it
appearing, b. the aft lasit of disin ierested
person, thai the defendant, Lucy E. Livsrmofe,
Is a<nou-rcsiJent Of the State Of Indiana: She
is therefore notified OF che filing and Pc nding OF
said complaint, and that the same will be
Heard at The next Term of the M ,rsball Circuit
Court, to conmcncs on the second Monday of
February. 1851 and ;,alcss she appear, p.ea1,
answer OF d<mnr tkerto. the same will be
heard and detcrmincd in her absences.
At'cs;: NEWTON r. PACKARD, Clerk
Marshall Circuit Couft.
D.c IL 1a56--l0fy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
PRO s PECTUS
or TIE
Indiana state journal.
FOR 1857.

The State aud National elections haze
passed by and the result is known TO the coun-
tly. Although The Republicans are drfea ed
they are not conquered. and should not be
diseartened but again buckle on the polii-
cal armor, preserve their organizations, and
be prepared sT future battle. We have pass
ed through long and exciting political can
vaSs. Success in It wouid have been almost
miracle. With all the odds against US, VT
have done wonders. The events OF The past
year cannot be recalled and II error has been
committed We must profit by experience, and
shun the rocks upon which the Republican
bark has stranded. As
CENTRAL PAPER
OF the Republican party IN Indiana. The
Journal has endeayored TO conduct the can.
yaSS, as far as lis relationship to the party ex-
tended with fitness, and 10 the welfare Of
the organization Gifts ability is an advo-
cate OF Republican principles We sha lst
other judge.
As the approaching
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
Session of the legislature

Promises to be OF unusual interest, unusual
eG1r.s have been made to give It's proceel-
ings as fully aud accurately as possible. The
present position of the Legislative department
in thi, State is singular, or, in fact. without
precedent in the whole history of the conn-
Try, and It's action. therefore Will be loo4ej
on with unusual attention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
Buckskin Gloves.

NOSE wishing 10 purchase BUCK
IL GLOVES Wilde well 10 call and exras
lne our stock at the Brick Store.
Nov g. ~ II. OGLESBEE & Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
The Daily Journal,

With full Legislative reports, local commer-
cial and ielegraphIc news, will be sent by
mail for Sc 90 a year or Sd cents a month
Address, JOURNAL COMPANY,
Indianapolis Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

Almost all Kinds

or D.y Goods, Groceries, &C.. to be had
~ at the Brick Sore, AT the very lowcss
cash prices. Call aud examine.
Nov. o.
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Dignity of Labor.--Woman's Rights

A., y n,Los S,,ith,s Icc,urc del;ver,.l
:, ron.r,I Hall on "wednesday evening 10
an audience Of some five or 81, hundred
ILL., on1 non,l.m.r wos cr0c.r,,lv do,;v.
a.,, anJ =, ,ho mo;n uo,, written Tborc
s..ms 10 ho -, little ipcopcruitv between tbo
two srh;oc,s (" dignity Of work 4" and "uo.
mon,s r;,bts Int some how Mrs. Smith con.
80, .',,c,,,,. .nJ ,,;,h , c,;. oe ,o,;o
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AUGUSTA, Jan. I'D, 1856.
FRIEND CowAS,-Wc are having ZONE
spicy times ut the Capitol about now. The
proscriptiye principle Of the mongrcl'
party Is applied without stint or measure.
Every man who dared TO abide his princi.
pie, and throw his influence against rum and
slavery last September, Ii decapitated. No
matter how excellent are the qualifications
no matter how well the duties OF tho once
are performed No-These are not questions
in the vocabulary Of the Governor and
Council. but is he one Of the faithful? Is
he tue 10 the rumocracy and slayeocacy OF
the mowers that be? But hold One says
HAT IA too severe. o well then, did he vote
for Samuel Wells or Isaac Reed? o that
Is H. That question settled, no more inqui.
ries to make. For example, MIR. Caldwell
who has managed the Treasury department
for fifteen years with entire ability and sat
isfaction received notice day or two since
that he had leave TO withdrawing that
too, To give place to the very man who had
assured Mr.. Caldwell that he could retain
his Mace IL Mr.. Reed should be Treasurer.
Mr.. Bacon, Register Of Probate, for your
own County, a gentleman Of tho highest
qualifications, and acknowledged TO DO fauit'
less In the discharge Of the dntic. OF his
Office, Is to give place to Joshua Hcrrick, Tor
whatf why, because aid Joshua claiming
to DO temperance man, had 20 much OF IN
India rubber conscience that he could vote
the rumsellers ticket to overthrow tho Mainc
Law, and DO temperance man still. Where
Arc the Democrats that were soanxiow about
year AFRO that Mr.. Bacon should retain his
o6bce? Where II Leland? OIL whcse!!
Won't that be ''praetioal misfate?" Mr..
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The Voice of Friendship.

Our Strait-whig friends have sometimes
been very indignant that we should intimate
anything respecting the defunct condition Of
the old Wing party. They have even de-
clared themselves in better situation than
ever, inasmuch as they have got rid of some
elements foreign to the genuine Wing life.
But we observe that when their allies make
statements similar to ours, the Wing breth-
rem receive them in all quietness and appar-
ent respect. We shall see, therefore, hence
forth that they have the benefit Of everything
whose authorship seems to inspire 50 much
regard.
Thus the Belfast Journal, which has just
opened the Buchanan campaign, lifts up the
voice Of friendship towards its Wing coadju-
tors in the late contest
"Thcrc is nothing that We can see to d.
vide the two parties that have acted together
for the purpose Of rcdecming Maine from
the hands Of the corrupt coalition Of last
year"
"The old wing party Of the nation, which
has a history whose pages are illumined
with the intelligence Of great statesmen,
which was respectable rs Il had principles
that appealed to the judgment Of men, and
which was true to our common nationality,
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lis definitely declared 10 be deddin The M
zion. IL has no national committee TO call IL
together"
Can the deadnes of Julius Caesar (now
passed into n maxim) be asserted in more
unequivocal and emphatic terms? Will our
Wing friends be persuaded of it. If 80,
their attention should be called to one among
the consequences. We have stated that
there is concerted scheme on the part Of
the Nebraska leaders, to swallow the whole
Wing remnant in body. But the state
ment was received with indignation and not
without some reflections upon our motives
we, therefore, quote again the friendly voice
of the allies. The Journal says-"We
have already shown that the two parties are
not divided in principle" No matter ho,c
this is shown-it is enough to be informed
of the fact that there is no difference of prin.
ciple between the Stmit-Whigs and the Ad-
ministntion Democrats. Hence the Jour-
nal continues:
"The next question is as to expediency.-
We are free TO say that we see no reason Of
erpedieney for perpetuating the two organi-
ntions."
Because why? The voice of friendship
continues:
"a continuance of two organizations,
with division of the honors and emolu-
ments of Offices to adjust, - though in the
present instance happily accomplished lis
at best an element of weakness"
Having thus settled the matter, and seen
the conclusion through the two eyes of prin-
ciple and expediency, the Journal can af-
ford to lay back in dignifed patience. II
declares:
"There need be no immediate haste about
the matter. 1t must be thing of time
With a favorable issue of our democratic ma
tional convention the first of June, and the
promised success of the state administration,
we look with confidence to see the present
wing and democratic parties in Maine,
In mutual well.beseelning ranks march oil one
way"
under one banner, with one hope and to one
common victory"
That's eloquent tit remains with the
Wings to say how much truth it cmbodics'
It remains with them to admit not only that
their party is dead - but that they have
abandoned their principles and made it erpe.
dien to 60 into the democratic ranks
For these are democratic assertions, moi
rebuked by wing presses, and, we are sorry
to say, not unwarrantcd by the conduct Of
their leaders We trust that the rank and
file of the Strait-Whig force will give this
topic timely and candid consideration
Portland Advertiser.
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or shall not be, otherwise provided for, shall
be during the pleasure Of the Governor and
Council" But il is manifest that the sol
fees" to which alone this section applies,
are those rhieh the Governor and Council
hare the pOtrer 10 .fH. And the amendment
which annulled the power of the governor
and council 10 .'appoint sherifs," at the
same time removed the Office from the oper-
alton Of this section. The tenure Of no Oh
fee can be during the pleasure Of the execn-
tive. after the executive has been absolutely
Invested Of the power TO fill such Office by
appointment. The amendment to Article
", Section s, does thus take away from the
governor and council the appointing power
except to fill vacancies.
4. But il has been said that the amend
ment itself causes vacancy in the Office
How can this be? The present Sheriff OF
this county holds commission which VIII
not expire, according TO It's tenor, until FEB
ruary Dist, 1858. II was issued by authori-
J ty, competent at the time il bears date, to
make this grant. Itconfen important priv
ilege and powers. and will continue 10 run
lon, uninterrupted, for the whole term oil
: four years, unless il is sooner terminated ny
the executive, or by the amendment of the
constitution. The only way in which the
Governor and Council could terminate II
| would be by claiming the power to appoint
} another person. Ofthis power they have
: been Invested by the amendment. And the
/ only way in which the amendment itseli
: opentes upon it is by providing for the cleo,
: ton Of another, whose term may commence
: ON the first day of January 1857. Then the
: commission will expire by the operation ol
{ the new provisions added to demonstration;
, but until then, the rights originally grantee
I will remain, and, unless forfeited by neglect
or misconduct, cannot be taken away.