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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

that my life would be in DANCE: il was
discovered. They also found that the
customary routes of travel to the North
were closely watched. although many
believed that | had already left The city.
Early in the morning of The second day
after my unfortunate vote. escaped from
the city by an unusual route, and in dis
guisr. and made my way 20 my fsmiy;
aud ] hope now. that when the excite
ment has passed. may safely return to
Norfolk. at least to remain until | can
settle up my alf.irs in :hat place.
TIMOTHY STANNARD.
FAIR HAVEN. Nov. II. 1886.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

lMfoGTANr.-We henr q movement
talked of which ough, TO be Carried out.
Tho Republican young men OF this place
propose organizing Republican, Associ-
alton. The young men Of every town
ship ought to organize such clubs. Let
them have stated meetings regular off
GERS. and On efficien. organization. Let
the subscribe for soms Of the best pa .
pers in the United States, and PASS them
around. They are generally OIL the side
of free speech, free territory. free labor.
and Fremont. They have no sympathy
with the rotten old fogyism of the Buch.
aneers. Organize, boys. and show what
you can do.-Kushrille Rspublieax.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04
Nicaragua.

The late news from Nicaragua fsvors
Walkers prospects. He has received
supplies men and arms from this coun-
try, and is better prepared for fighting,
while his enemies ere dishesrtened. II
we may rely in any degree upon the &C.
counts we have, which are all from his
paper. We have received q nnmbsr oil
Walkers official paper, the FL Niesrs-
guense. Of Oc'. IL. II contains in its
English psges long list OF onfiscaied
estates to be sold at auction. TO replen.
ish Walkers treasury. A poetica! up.
neal ITO the fillibusteIs of Kentucky and
Tennessee in behalf OF freedom. Wsiker
and Nicragua." and leader in glorlfica-
ton of filibustesing. from which we take
this choice paragraph;
without hesitation or exaggerntion
we can soy that we are the only practical
missionaries Of the gospel since the days Of
st. Paul. or St. Pstrick; and we have al
ready done more for the cause of cIvili
cation in Genital America Than ell the
preaching that has been done here since
the DAYS Of Columbus. Nicaragua aas
received from Americans such push
inward that, I! every one OF US were to
leave to. morrow il would be long time
before the Spanish relrogrsding tendency
could drsg her back into the social. po'
liticol and moral darkness from which we
have rescued her." 3sef ed
Two Gustem aisH officers taken pfis
oners were shot by order oil Walker. in
revenge ios tie murder of Lieut. Col,
Lane, OF Walkers srmy. While psis,
orer. Walker Introduces his order fo'
shooting these prisoners withr this state.
J ment: ,'Soldiers: Each. day demonstrate tel
1 more clearly that the war we are wsg'nl
! is one Of truth against fa!sehood. Of civ
/ ilizafiou epaipst< bn barisrn."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

Mexico. reports that she,was cred into
on The 18th inst. By The runaway Mex-
lean steamer Democrat.
rn'ate letters from Tamsulipss, state
that pitched battle was Tough, on the
Io.n inst, near Monterey, between
'idaurri's and Gaisea. The latter lost
everything, barely escaping himself. IL
is thought Vidaurri's success will have
great effect on Commonfor.'s Gov
ernm-nt.
The steamer Tennessee sailed this
morning FOR Nicatsgua with 800 recruits
for Walkers army,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. %.
The funeral ceremonies TO-DAY in This
city. of Solomon Juneau, the pioneer of
Milwaukee. exceeded anything Of ,Ls
kind ever witnessed here. The military.
iiremen and civic societies were OUT
Buildings on several streets were hung
IN mouIrirg.
DETRoiT, Nov. %.
The following are the ofIicinl returns
Tor the State of Michigan. Fremon.
al i62; Buchanan 52.l39; Fillmore l.
Sol; Smith 100. Bingham for Goroner,
IL BIT majority.
ALBAEY, Nov. 50.
Mccain. who has been OH trial hero
for several days for the murder of his
vile. has been convicted end sentenced
10 be executed on the 23rd of Jsnu.
airy.
ST. LOUIS Mo Nov, e.
The Sante Fe mail. with, dates 10 ,hs
25;h Of October has arrived. News uu-
important. Indians genrraiiy quiet
Mr. ldd.er. egent Of The Mining Co.. end
Messrs Kurtz and Chaplin had arrived
at Saute Fe and would soon put Two
engines in operation at the Places
Mines.
Bosros. Nov. 20
Geoaquin Negret and Demens welt
known cigar dealers of this city. have
been arrested aud held to bail in the sun,
Of $500. and $4,000 on charge Of
being engaged in the Slave trade.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

CA better illustration Of the chafac-
ter of Walkers army could not be de
sired. than is furnished By the confession
Of Lieut.. Estelle. young Tennessean
who was executed for murder. These
"patrio,ic" scoundrels arc The off scour.
ings Of large cities. and every second
man has adorned q psnisenlisry at some
time or other. Such . republic the
Democratic party. by solemn reso.u.
ton, takes under its especial guardian.
ship. See tie Cincinnati pla torn:
81 was boru,'' says Lieut.. Jennings
Eselle. lin Marshall. Tennessee, In The
year 1885, and ives raised from my in
s-ncy in Kinds country. Mississippi
started 10 California in 1852. On The
road 1 lad difficulty with man of ths
name If Howard, and shot him. after
wards shat q man OF The name Of Hays
but the wound did not happen to prove
fatal. Ia the same year had Difficult
~ with Charles Robinson. and slsbbce
him in in three pisces. My last taro dif
fcuftiss. while in California. occurred a
the State prison, where ! had been EN-
p'oysd for the last two years. Ate
getting in the last serspe came 10 Mica
rseua ind shot Thos. Edwards. after
wards shot Charles Gorden. | must sal
shst in al my difficulties ! was not onc'
| ia my hight mind. q. Twice l had beer
forgiven, end hope to be forgiven TO
them al. think there is God, II
heaven that will and caa forgive. and H.
knows end know. that it was not l the
killed Charles Gordon. II was wh'ske!
and my crazed mind that did il. ss.
! that was not in my right mind when
did the deed. and God knows IT, For
1--WE me, officers aud soldiers.s and l.cal
| die happy msns" - Fee
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

Fremont VorE-. NEW EsGLASD.--The
N Y. Tribune says:
Fremont has larger electoral vote.
with California. than any other defeated
candidate ever had: aud Mr.. Bnchansu has
smaller proportion of The whole popu
lar vote than any other man who was ever
chosen President BY the people.
New England gave her entire vote to
Washington. and now gives it TO Free
mont. No Presidential candidate inter
ven;ng shares with them the honor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

A GRATEruL PsRTY.-Tbe so called
Democratic party Of Boston are making
arrangements for 'grand banquet" TO
be given in Fanueil Hall some time this
month. in honor Of The party victory
Seeing. says On sxchsngs. that the Dem.
ocrsts Of New Englsnd not only did not
gain q single vote 10 the late election.
but. ON the contrary. lost every thing
they had ever held. il 10 rather dificulI
to understand what they propose rejoi-
cling over.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

Time snl trial has proved beyond the
opestion Of doubt, that the medicine
Known % Hurley's Ssrsapsrilla. about
which there is so much talk and writing,
Is one q he most useful and valuable
=. n.r.tions Of the ago Since its intro.
duo lion t6ousands Of hitherto considered
;ncurabIs diseases, have been ehectusl'y
rsmoved. end IL now looked upon ss the
safsst best and most reliable remedy N
cc,ofnls. Chronic Rhusurarism. DysPsp.
- Chronic B,onchiiis, OF any ahection
tim respiratory organs: ~ its spscif &c
-. On lhe blood. il e uel| adapted fo'
- r upovsl and perms nent cure ct ~
"a ~.o.s diseases. = Louisville Btm
Sold here By Pershirg & CO.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

Make no display Of ,hy good fortune
but in avoiding envy. do not excite pity.
The frs. Office Of prudence, 10 10 FORE
see impending evils. and prevent them.
"Of TWO evils always choose the
lesst." as the fellow said when ss offered
his arm to the little girl afses the big one
had given him the mitten.
II we considered oil that others suffer-,
our own complaints would be moro mod :
crate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

gions while we have neglected the greal
thoroughfare through our own domains,
along the line OF which would, IL the
work were prosecuted, spring up as II BY
magic countless Villages and cities which
would give life and being to the vast for
esis aud prairies which now stretch their
endless soliludes towards the setting sun.
We long To see this work taken up in
ca rnest. --Tolsdo Blade.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04
Wastaiugton News.
Correspondents Of the n. Y Hsrald.l

CJrfcSp0n lcne OF ne ~. Ilfr1iu.i
1919 New YoRx. Nov. %.
Advices have been received by The
State Department to the effect that
Chilli AID Peru had agreed TO contribute
men and money TO aid the Central Amer
lean States IN the extrrmina,ion Of
Walker. ECUADOR and New Grenada had
10th been solicited 10 enter into The
same Arrangement, but the New Creme
dams have declined having nything 10
do with the scheme. Equader. i, is
thought, will come in and furnish is
share. /, is understood that the whole
Nicaragua Transi, Co. havo had some
thing 10 co with this plan.
7 he Cabinet was ia session 20 day
and read the proof sheets Of the finance
report, the mcst Of which is now in
type. The report ia unusually lengthy
and very able. embracing an entirely
new fes,ure--rsilroad statistics.
The Secretary OF The War Department
will allude only to the operations OF the
Crimcan mission under Capt. Mcclellan
| The report of the letter not yet being
completed. Capt. Mcclellan has b-en in
consultation with the Secretary to day
Tie Secreisry's report will not be CON
pl-ted before Monday.
Tho same is true Of Secretary Dobbin' S
report.
The new minister from the Walker
government, in Nicaragua has notyet az.
rived. 8 M
The present disposition 10 view of
Goicouras exposures Of Walkers ulti
mate designs, is 10 refuse his recognition
A strong spressure. however. is bring
exrfted, on the President TO ex,rac, iron
him promise TO receive Farrili. who will
not present his credentials until assured
Of his reception.
Minister Wheeler's return to Nicars
qua is now anticipated, although he hes
not been removed. c.e
| = The Presidents individual sentiments
have entirely changed lately towards
Walker, and will withhold his counte-
nance from him in every way posi-
bic. tssl s $3.50 f1af
The Tribune OF TO day says: I'VE learn
on good suthority that Mr. Buchanan
has offered to Gen. Cass the posision Of
Secretary Of State, aud that the offer was
acce pied on Tuesday last" The state.
ment comes 10 us in such = manner
tina. we cannot withhold 1t from the
public.
The U, S. flag ship Sivannah. Com
Mercer. late from Brazil squadron G.
! f. Emmous comma nding arrived at this
Dor. last evening from Rio lsneiro, which
coast she left .Oc,. 14th. a
Tho sloop of war. Germantown re.
! NAMED at Mon,evedo. s''-..'. =
An English and French squadron were
lat Rio Jsneiro when the Savannah
sailed. s. izs'k 1aliiars ~ I6s-s
S6i WASHINGTON. NV. 26.
The, report of the Secretary Of the
| Treasury is in the hands OF the psisters.
Copies Of il will be sent Of al the same
time with tbs advance copies OF the
liPsesidenes Message. The COLLECTORS Of
lhe Ports OF Inc western cities will de
liver copies of this report to the press.
Il is the only one that is pre- Distributed
IA advsnce.
/ New OaLKArs. Nov. 26,
! The schooner Nsjos Harbour. from
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04
m- Our subscribers who get tn,

Qs- Our subscribers who get their
papers At Bourbon and Tippecanoe com
plain that they did not receive las,
weeks issue. The fault was not ours.
The packets were deposited in the posi-
Office here in ample time. Upon inqui.
W Of the postmaster we learn that the
reason the packets were not forwarded
Was thai The mail bsgs were too small
to hold all the mail matter. We trust
that this will not be the case again. We
shall strive TO do our duty. and hope our
subscribers IT the above named points
will not in future have any cause of com
plairt. on account Of the non rece ption Of
their spers a. the proper time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

u. s. SENATOR Joseph p. Comeygs.
Esq of Dover has been appointed By
Gov. Csusey Senator Of the United
States from Delaware. 10 place of John
M. Clayton deceased. Mr.. Conveys was
an old fashioned Wing. and as such has
been chosen member OF. the Legislature
EIector Of President. &c. lie was near
ly related TO Senator Clayton, and one oil
his most devoted unwavering supporters.
He will. Of course. be superseded by the
rev Legislature Of Delaware. which ia
unanimously opposed to him in politics
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

BAcxrse DowE.-Ths Vevsy Revills.
one of the infsxibls Fillmore papers,
reviews the result of the recent Presi.
dental election. and closes with the fol-
lowing as the result of its Investigation:
From This time forward there will be
but two parties. viz: A northern and a
Southern party. The ouly issue will be
that OF Slapery-ils extension or reslric-
ton. The people have said by their
votes. "ihe day OF compromise is past. I"
The question is now On open ole. and il
must and will be decided in some way
Either slavery must be restricted sr ex-
tended. II the South has her own way.
il will be extended; il the North has her
way. it will be restricted. The present
Administration. and the party in power in
the United States Senate. have refused
to compromise upon this question:; and
now the people, by an overwhelming
majority. have also said that they will
not compromise. The North supports
Northern man, and the South supports a
Southern man. One is as sectional as the
other.
From this forward, until the slavery
question is settled. there will be but two
parties and but one issue. We regret
this. but we cannot help it. We have
opposed making the slavery question an
issue in political canvass The Ameri-
can party has opposed it all the time. bu,
The Democratic party has forced this is
sue into the political field for the ex
press purpose Of securing the spoils OF
Office: they have Gown the whirlwind and
they must reap the storm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

or We hsve not q word from Wash
inglon. since Congress ssser bled. The
mails yesterday failed TO bring US our
daily exchange from Chicago. as ls,o as
due.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04
GEORGIA. OFFICIAL.

The following is the official vote Of
Georgis for President. The whole vote
e.s, vas go. 769, less even than Missouri.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04
New YoRa. Nov, 81,

The steamer J. p Smith. on her pas
sage up the Hudson yesterday afternoon.
struck . sunkcn mast and commence
leaking so fast that she had TO be nun
ashore at Spuy,en Duyfel TO t0Rsevenl
her sinking. The passengers were all ia
ken of in safety.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04
New York, Nov. 81.


The new printing telegraph ins,ru-
mcnts of Mr.. Hughes were publicly ex-
hibited in successful operation ut the
Office of the American Telegraph Com
psny in this city to-day. They worked
both. ways at The same line and with
great rapidly. and in other repects
fulGiled all that has been claimed for
them.
The New York ,cieiy of the Gin Gin
nstti. held banquet in this CRY on
Tues lay last. ond the occasion WAS one
Of much social and patriotic enjoyment
ALBANY, Nov. 81.
The C,nal Commissioners announce
,ha, they will close the Canal on the
10Th Of December. unless sooner closes
b. ice,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04
Boast not Of To-NIorrow.

Boast not Of TO-MorrOw.
saw fair rosebud. and to myself said
Tomorrow will this be in bloom,
It's delicate leaves will be kissed by the treeze
TIA fragrance the air will perfume.
Bat. alas. ere the morrow a storm cloud arose
Ia torrents the rain down did pour,
The fierce wind did blow on the delicate rose,
And severed the stem of the flower.
AS fair as the rosebud young girl saw.
And said lite before her Is long,
Youth and innocence now sweely blend on hel
Peace aud happiness now IS her song.
But while still in the morning Of life. fell dis
ease
DID rob her fair cheeks ofiheir bloom.
And the mandate of Death did deprive her o.
breath,
Her form was laid low in the tomb.
saw young husband and fa,hes return
To his home at the close of the d,y,
His wife greet with smiles, aud then join in
the w.lcs
Or his joyous yonpg children at play.
A twclve-monih hal passed, AMI I wanlere-
again
To the cot by the brook side at eve. a
Here widow doth sigh, and the young chill
dren cry, $50 s ~
For husband an father they gricve.
Then thought of the flower which bad prom,
ised 1, bloom--
Oh he laaid who di die in her y uth--.
And then the swaet scene Of the sport on ihS
Did recur to my mind with this truth;
Boast not of tc-morrow," the warning voice
said,
Bat willie tine to yor still is given,
Improve every Lo1r while it is in yo II power.
And lay zap your treasure in Heaven.
wooDIASD WILD. oracle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04
MISSOURI ELECTION.

Whole vote cast was LOG. 260. which
10 considerably less than half - much IS
shas cast in Illinois, end just about
equal 10 the young State Of love-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

Onicins vote sf Indiana for Pres
sAene I'm 1885, BY Congrcssaon. :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

Cs!ifornis has gone for Buchanan and
BIeckinridge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

Here is ano'her delightful strain from our
fair forestbirJ, -'GRAcIE.' Long may she live
to soothc tie way-worn pilgrim through this
weird Of sorrow by her sweet melody.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

hLbahf, NOV. %.
McCsnn. who has been OH trial hero
for several days for the murder of his
vile. has been convicted end sentenced
10 be executed on the 23rd of Jsnu.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04
OHIO OFFICIAL.

The following 10 the Official vote Of
Ohio for President in 1866 ~.sf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-26
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

In the Senate Monday Mr.. Geyer presented the fol-
lowing memorial which referred to the proper commit
tee The memorial was very numerously signed by men
of all parties
The memorial of the undersigned citizens of St Louis
respectfully represents That the dangerous distractions
to navigation in the Mississippi river and its tributaries
consisting of snags sumps rocks and the wrecks OF
sunken boats call for the action of the federal government
under whose jurisdiction public highways these rivers
are.
The regulation of commerce one of the rights of the
federal government surrendered to by the States in the
constitution and there is corresponding duty the part
of that exercise this right in the protection
of our domestic commerce
The commerce on the Mississippi and its tributaries is
estimated in the documents accompanying the report OF
the Secretary of War thousand millions of dollars
in annual value. The destruction of property from the
causes mentioned is estimated at three millions of dollars
per On the Mississippi alone from the mouth of the
Missouri to New Orleans the losses for the last
two millions of dollars These losses can be prevented by
proper efforts to improve the navigation.
The country directly interested in this navigation
tributes largely the receipts of the United States treas
ury Immense quantities of imported goods which pay
duties the seaboard consumed in the interior; but
port of St Louis money enough is paid to the
United States constitute ample fund for the improve
ments prayed for.
These rivers are the highways for the of four
States and three organized Territories Of the Union
They national in value and Importance rivers
can be- Under the circumstances it is right and duty
that the evils complained of be remeded by proper
appropriations from the federal treasury.
Heretofore the government by its officers has ope-
rated occasionally for two then sold the snag
boats and other property at great sacrhce and ADAM
doned to dangers which it alone is au-
thorized Hereafter hope to the improve
of the navigation of principal rivers prosecuted
with more viger and under better system.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-26


We publish to-day from the pen Of able correspond
emit account Of the addresses Of Hon Archie
Dixon and Ex-Governor Powell the political issues Of
the day IL Is rather singular commentary upon the
liability Of temporal affairs and especially politics that
two Of the most distinguished and eloquent OF Kentuc
sons who only FIVE years since bated against each other
in contest for the highest Office In the State,
canvassng together the friends and advocates Of the
great principles Bat do not wonder Old issues upon
which they were divided have measuraby passed away
and and dangerous hereses having arisen threaten
ing the very vitality of the Union and the perpetuy Of
liberties ii is but act of patriotism thus to consort
in against oppression and in behalf Of the
right .
We glad that Messrs Dixon and Powell have enlist
ed in the They possess not only great personal
popularity but about the most effective stump speak
in Kentucky. Wherever they appear they will carry
great weight with them There are, indeed Of the
know-nohng rank and file who will dare confront them
in public debate Their names pillars Of strength
their eoquenee that Of burning wordtheir characters
are above reproach.
The battle in Kentucky has now fairly begun and we
feel certain that the issue under contingency doubt
full II will be impossible for Kentuckians TO throw away
their votes upon foron candidate and being assured
they will be by the of this week. of the desperate de-
termination Of the northern antsayery forces TO unite
upon man. they longer hesitate TO select the
candidates of that party individually sound upon the vexed
question of slavery and not only sound but strong all
sections.