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ITO: FOR GOLDsMIT,s Cheap store

HV: EVH GOIDSMIT'S Cheap Store,
start thi. morning and continue through this week
from Rect cts and taks passengers on the up
figured Swiss Muslins l23c.; Irish Linens SHE and
SOC, worth double tho money; white Csmbrics at
Is cents, worth she Ladies' Linen Hdks ~ 64e aud
higher; Ladies' coiored bordered Hdkfs Gle; Cambria
and Swiss Bands Cambria and Swiss Edgeg and In
sertings from shilling up to the finest quality;
Swiss lnsertines cts. yard; Cactus Siirts; Hoop
Skirts Infants Waists Collars Sleeves; Inside Capes;
Ribbons; Flannels; Bobbin k.dees; black end white
ietE Nscklaces and Thousands OF other articles to
close out at such smmony low prices that all that
have any notion of orehasins fail t. be suit
ed at GOLDSMITsS ChAau atoys -
jv2I ei 2O5 Broad atreat
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NEW YORK. July l9.-The steamer Baltic
$50 passengers and $46O 600 in specie - -
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- Cary Streets have at all TIMES full suppsy of the
following kinds Of OLD WINES LIQUQks. DC,
part of their importation to which they call the
particular attention of dealers and conium.fs.
BKANDIES, ofths following celebfate6sp choice
brands: Otard; Dupuy Co.: Sazarac Plnet, Castil-
nard, and J. Dupuy. 4; = $3.50
WINEs--Cboics old Madeira; Reysl, ale Sherry,
extremely delicate and 6ne A. Monfillsdo's Sherry;
SienaS Pale Sherry; Blsckbum's .Ns0eirs; Cock
burn's Old Crown Port; Burgundy PORT; Malaga
Wiues; cholc and low priced Wines for culinary
extra fine quality; Sparkling Mosslle snd Still Hook
Vines Max, 81 tame 4 Co . and Charles Hei1sck's
Champagne Win e. for which are agents. and sell
ss New York prices "a ~ l-.s,s S..s lsit
LIQUORS old Jsmaics Rum; Scstch4 Whisky;
Old Bourbon " 'hiakey: Monongsheia Rye Whiskey;
Rohinsons lie slers. Stoub serl and Eckman's Whis.
Peach Brandy; Tendon Porter in qua, t. and pints;
Scotch Ale PiGts; Domestic Brandy; Chm Cordial,
&c O. Hsvaus Cigars. . ls<@* jy2i
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MvsT BEAgTiKgh COgNTK.YY sEA AZ

ll TWO MILES WEST OF RICHMOND FOR
SALE.-Ths beautiful country seat located a. above
owned and occupied by H. b Dickinson, Esq, il for
SALE Tho dwelling has attached it about Is acres
in high state of cultivation The dwelling Is nearly
new; 10 large and elegantly Finished and possesses
every comfort aud modation tasusaly found In
comfortable and ample for the Of shS place. II
desired, more land can be had. q, ass
Terms reasonable. Apply to ~, ....k5s ga
jy2i-st GODDTN & APPERSON.
. TOhAeaE FOX WHEAT. --in mo upper
- stories Of warehouse, corner. Cary and Pesrl
Streets have for about three thoussnd BUSH
els of Wheat If it il Damp there i better place
for drying It. This weather it would be nearly equal
to hill drying it. WILLIAMS BROTHER
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WANTS.


VXIANTHD.-Ror the balaneo 81 the year,
w : sood, honest woman white or biack) % cook.
wash and attend 70 general housswork for . email
ss % !. ssi. .ss ss W e
WANTED, A SITUATlON..-A young
w Lady who i qualified 70 tssch the primary
Of En- gish il DESTROYS Of obtaining stustion
in private family in the country, Small children
preferred address "a. N, J" Richmond r. Q.
"jy ai-S4. .'.-.t. 8 49,. -.
WANT $50! Is 'hFss .Pea jc:E..y-
Ami, men e eAAl ANa P ia L NEWELL,
! IN 3i-st. 18th It.. between Frankin and GRACE.
WANTKD La wist 20
employ imnedisssy ter o. sTsos n.nos' e
q We hsvs . lsrss lot Of old SLATE which
would make an excellent Roof. Also. old Wirdo~h
Doors Sash, Blinds, Ne, &c which we viii sslivs
c:li immediately e It the 'hsR e i s.v n.v,s
w as.ir.s situation = sEXMsrkEss in spri.
y.ts family Satisfactory references Eveo Addrss'
!. !" At tn. oilee: Y x.-.--
w located in some central part q ,hs city, and
Address 4. q. Box $50, Richnond. ~ 2i-st
N ANTED 81 TU ATION-As ksok
ss 81 10 .p
charge Of books, and who has been engaged in the
commission business and has extensive Acquaint-
ance throughout Western Virgins. The best of ref-
erences given. A line addressed to n and left with
Messrs. John A. Lancaster L Son, viii meet with
prompt attention. jy l8-Sts
WANTKD-A Wet Nurse, Immediately,
W either white or coIored. Apply at this office.
jv 14-ts
WANT n D---Immed iateIy, a white we-
W man, who il An excellent cook, washer and
ironsr. Gsrman woman preferred. Satisfactory
references - to character and qualifications required
Ono who can como well recommended win obtain .
good situation. Apply at this Office. jv Pts
WANTkD.--I vish to hire for the bal.
w ance of the year, colorsd MAN Of aooa char
acter, to actas porter in my store
" Pts ALFRED MOSES.
WANTED. HOUSE PAlNTHMs. .-Froni
w four to six more good HOUSE PAINTERS,
and reliable, might obtain work at fair wages By early
application to the subscriber.
JAS. NJ CARTER. 18th street,
~ Opposite the Pest ONCE.
ST. have In my employ celebrated FRESCO
PAINTER. Should my patronA or the public gem
orally have any Painting Of that description that
they wish to have done really beautifn-such the
Decorating of Ceilinss Sidewalk Or Parfor Floors
for particular occasions whether In Oil or otherwise
fattsr myse to DO able both y regards price and
workmanship, to please the MOST fastidieua.
te2-lm 5EH Es.jsz-s.s Est.2
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THE COMMENCEMENT OF HARVARD UNlvER
srrY took place on Thursday. Among the gradu.
ates was Richard Archer, Of Va, upon whom the
degree of L. L. D. was conferred. The honorary
degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred upon the
Hon. James Gilchrist, Judge of the Court Of
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WANTkD..To hire for the balance Of the
w year, few sbIe.bodied NEGROES, for sur.
face operations, at the Coke Mines.
my 27-ts JOHN J. WERTH, Agent
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Fine Paid.

WAsHIkGToE, July l9-During the progress Of
Tue triai OF Herbert this morning, Mr. Brooks came
Into court and paid his $500 fine and $e5 costa
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The Canada Outward Bound.

HALIFAX, July ls. ls56.-The steamship Canada
arrived here from Boston at quarter past eleven
o'clock last night and sailed again for Liverpool at
half past twelve
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...rusv~koefs n kl,onM - The b q
80 xe.v n -. 49,. nslase Ne
s.sss.. + ~ Esrerss1pS1ltn ~ Ho.ISS II
-. .s..- =. .-' Ss.-s.. !. ...... =
-. 49, ~. ~. -. ~ -
.-s.~s1 - zs1-1. -. -.r,,., ss.Ss.,h.. 49,. =
- S5.ss.s.s'.. 49,
- I. 49, - sss-s - ~. s.....s..sSy.
49, u ~ = s,;.,.
~ - -. .s ~ i. ~. -s.r.-s1.
49,. - -s,ss. ,:.ss -. ~ Ia =.
q ~ "a go saaI- Il
"a. {sss ja.iH ss. ,5ssfsn. csssss.f y;s{ts
-. ~. - = 80 - -. I.sikef
.;,.',- .,-"-.. - :. ...e befhs
q - l,.-s =. - 1900, sa.t haye
~ - - :. :, .sss.s IS erad
s.s.sss .sx.si &. =. ~ Iuiris
.SS 80 sSer5 w. :.
"ssssss .1--...s 49,. 4,.t,se<h ne
..ss.ss - !. -. $50 - ID, I'd vat.
sI.s..s...sns.s. s+.s. 81. 81. 9r,sn.nv lssSs
Is.syrG - ~ ~! 4 - ~ Ss,-rn. -
fsss - n. .,fsss,l, ~.
80, n s,,.. "a. rig G;5;,..a. .re
-. * ~ g u IN. iss.sv.s, ~ mrs.
-S..sssss. so.s - thau b..e .omno..d
fysss.., 80 Ls..x -...s.r ..as.rrshia = ~.
T.....-s. !. 20 49,. - e..
4. -, III: ri.s.,a- tf6. I'm = p,o-r-
s lsn - IA ~ =. 7a...,,
-, ,ro., 1000, ). -.
sos " - .tou,d h,1a
no oa So &c, As -. 80 g.. 40 ..-...
:, ~. ,s " !. =. 80 ..sr.. :,
ment, fnsr nsst'is's' 'nAnAs ne 'epied 'nA' !"
was indeed happy event iorthe horses, but It was
uotIsss.so the stage owners for they, too suf
~ ~ like mannerhpt NO. ,ess IN an thu
49, Il I'm. .hu. ...-:....s
1 1ot - f.eAS ~''o"'e1 '.o .o.
.pet(op 70 = providential arrangement, by which
they-wsfe to get back something they had paid for
extra baggage under the alleged riporou admins.
,.... ers. - az. $500 CO. go. - .,,.
aHn u ou' Hleao oeAr' "uo' - Soi' VI 'ype
OF Justice, held @the scales that weighed the bag
gagel Last summer there was no charge for bag.
aga. and If anv h.dsever heon denr;ved of their
ss..,, -s.,-~S. .,-,>.1,-, :
su, ~ oA.p, 'ne! VIZ 49, eomple'ely isse"seo
Trunks were piled up without mercy, and multi
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n ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,l
IN The Company viii assemble at he Armory, this
0tMoNDAil evening, st6 o'clock, 10 full summer
uniform, to attend the Exeurson of the Company
doln the river. -,
By order Of III. Captain, ,,no
p. Sour brother soldiers Who may dssisn favor.
Ing with their presence ara TO appe in
uniform At the above hour and place. WILT
& ~ DRUIDICAL NOTICE..-A reg
NJ ul.r meeting Of Metropolitan Grove. No.
X 4. United Ancient Order Of Droids viii be
held THIS EVENING. At o'clock, in
- their Hall. north side Of Broad, near 9Th
street Punctual attendance upoa the part Of every
member 10 requested Besides other important bust
nes. an election Of officers for the ensuing quarter
Brethren q Ii. Order generally. in good standing,
are invited to be Prsseut
!. 81 81 s y. OF the y. 4. ,.,cvr
- SHOES, SHOES, sHOEs.-we
are in want Of Shoes. to our assortment,
zig: Ladies' Morocco Boots. Bu.Lin., Jenny Lind
ored 0sitsrs velvet and toilet slippers; Misses No
rocco Boots Bgskins. Jenny Lind Ties S,ippsrs and
Caters Boys Psssnt Lssther Oxford fiss 40 strap
Shoes; do Jersey Ties; to which we respectfully ca
the attention q those in want.
MARCUS HARRIS, 1888 Broad st.,
" Il fe sign of the Biz Man.
k1EA y: g: anlAIL sTKA1IaHIF
@ .HAi NoSEoE,k ieI scw T Y3sk
DAY eveains. July "a. - o,eIncS
hour y o ,sSsssi Sd.E and 70
Consumers are requested to send down for their
shipper are requested to send in til. name. Of
ments viii be combined to order.
/ Passengers are requested to be on board before
tn e. neuI o. Departure o'clock, r. n, Tuesdsy.
A. rs aad oerfhs secured II our ONCE. south ds
! Only $40 through 70 New York, Meals and stats.
op p... ,n ~ q sissIass passage only 81
il aI-as LUbL1kE wxTsoN
@ FoR BHIrIaoRE. -
nv .-.., Freight received today, NON
DXY az s 81 20 ,ne hour Of o'clock = TUES
Con.is1ees are requested to send down for their
!, Shippers are requested to send in the names Of
their condsnees TUESDAY aftsrsoon, or THAR ship
ms q 3, VIII Be eonisnsd e order;
MgRsEE, S GHEkRING NkMs EOK TUE
Seorss No q Main street, next dosr 20 r. K Whitss
iwn opsn on Monday morning Tremendous large
the mos. exquisite styles ali worth from Is to 50 eta
a Az, Ill g ~ On g from naepsncs to one sh
Ny csstomss shculd not fail nshipr m esrlv turu.
out 90 aonasy morning and secure drsss before the
Call and examine fof yourseivsa. .na -. NAV 80
asssse thai yoa viii nos b dsespoistsd ia qaslisJ
\ : -.omniSuses villleave Roel..s. ana R..o,
aasster nrsnch every half hosr, 10 convsy passsu-
ss svi g ~ stors' n. EzEklEE,
ssdss . saS, ...ss g a. a.; a. S...s
Hf y e q !. I. Wells Cheap cs.S s.ers.
e = s. Naiu Z. ;.
sSp .nslSsl ~; TVEN IF s---E.1Is RAJ
vl.s Ts9.s sirs sy.I Esd 1os 5 sstsp Lsaf
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40 "
5s.tMore oW
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, 10 now undergoing relay Halt
Of being already completed with edge rail Of
perior quality, and - mora than million Of pas
sengers hsys been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported over this route, it hoped and believed
that will be induced BY the misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement over the signature Of
II. d. Whitcomb, 6uper't" 70 select the longer
and more eircuitous route, referred to thsrein The
years and in all that time no has either
killed crippled BY accidents from make heads
otherwise, which 10 without parallel in the history OF
railroads In this country. 8. RUTH,
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1851.


0ST OK n1IH14AIr-.Ab de Iss :.
IL July, : TOBACCO NOTE issrsctsd e Shoet.s
Warshoase, No l0,60z. pgisass Issk W g. M
fader will pfssss 1esve Il ne Shockoe Waxehoa.. -
q thiS once. CHAS G. 3. THoMPSON"
Ig OkT-G KkTIRlCATK or 6ANK
~ 6TOcK-Lsst. and s.ppessd 10 have BEEN
steien, with Poeket-Beok and oshsg paesrs betvss,
the city Of New Yssk and Chiesgo Lest satumn ca.
ti6ease for TWENTY sHARES ExCHAN0E
BANK STOCK, numbered 2s7z, 6atea 2&h Of Jsl,
l253. ELISHA y. HUNDLEY.
my z-1sw9w. Per Jse. JoEss Co.
II 0ST.-.4fJ kkWAMO.--eIn Thnrs1n-
Ii BIT Sesn kichmond and Mr.. Alleys on the pl.st
road, my POCKET BOOK. eontaining . go and
90 note Virginia money,l and e5 Soid piece ma
likely some change, the amount recoHected ana
sundy bonds and notss: The above reward win b
paid for the delivery Of the same q this once
" f9-2t* DAVID A. BLACKBURN.
II OST ..Somctiaao withln the last l6rr.
IL months . bond for Sa5 with credit Of Sal
on the back givsa by James Thomas fer the hire Al
! negro boy. named John Hicks. will suitably 10
ward the finder Of tbs ssms upon its delivery to me
or 1t the Dispstch office.
il ls-3ts -. MARIA HICKS.
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MEAT LITTLE FARM ON THE MIA
IN DOW BRIDGE ROAD, HALF a. MIL


The Subscribers are authorized to- ssf the NEAT
LITTLE FARM located az above, now occupied by
Mr.. VIM. Kuper, adjoining the Fesidenns of Mr.. Pc
ter w. Dudley. The place containa u asrss. The
dwelling 10 built Of brick, and 10 nearly new The
place 10 remark ably healthy. - -
For terms and further particulars, apply to
fea GODDIN l. APPEkSON.
~ 2t--2taw1m s-5s1.' = Auctfoneers
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N7RINn NHWa.-


.---...-.-,r .~r>~~~..-~-~e.ss~rss.,~
SAILED. sss i a. s.
sehr. Edward, Aaron, AlsxandEss sel Ian
t al, W.. L. Jones, Fsashs. wlsAssyssAs iron.
schr M.r;. Pike. Aumack, down thet dyer, light.
schr Gen. Taylor, Williamson, dovH. che iissrs
hf Snip John E.y.n.l. o,.n. Idss,s.s., IS bids
and 81 boxes Palmer Z ciopton. -.
R.rH.vrs. Jun. z5.-A1ri7ed Kssqes. vessels,
Richmond June S6th-Arrved CaEollpe, Stricksr,
Richmond ~ IS kss. 49, La
OILULKs DE BLANcAKQ, f'ledsre
fsrreux Undesirable, Sans odenr nj ssvsur 90 ssr
R.ouio an Bsume de- Copshu; Pilulss de Carbonate
fsrrsux inalterable De Va let; famig.tecrPe
pour lee maladies dee yolss dc Il Resprstion kaca
de Nsfe d Arabic; Envelopes Medieamsntsusss, OF
S soP ..s e lsA'n Dr.isi:a q sAS
lee, N. w. corner of Main and 10th strssss-
E1GLE SODA WATKk KsTABLisH.
MENr am aox far1l.nin: yiaT{ SIs' 1e
commended BY Physicians - stimsisnt The exces,
lively warm weather we have produces desilitJ .na
coma lind il ec.sssry to tountsractvhs debiftatng
effects Of the heat Nothing 10 inviseEaine to the
system as Carbonstsd Ginger Pep. wbils Il the same
'ss ws.ss and Cider
furnished in any q1sn1stys e .nor, Aren't
SOUTHERN FEMALE INsTlyU rk;-
- The seventh session of the Southern Female tu-
stitute will commence on the nt Monday IL October
next.
The Boarding Department il under the charge Of
D. Lee Powell, Esq.
TERMS: ~-4=ss
Board, for months. $1eo
Tuition
French, Italian German, Spanish. ssch........32 20
Latin
Drawing from 800 to $780, z...
Music 1t Professors prices.
Preparatory Department.
Washing and Lights extra.
d LEE POWELL,At I t,.S..,..,.
ROB'T J. MORRISON,
Address, Richmond. Va. tffs. Ssjy 2t-fs
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OK EW A X U...Takcu fross my room
sUO last Sunday, Silver Vertical WATCH. No
S5,87S Areward of Eve dollars will be given. and
no quesons asked for the return of the same to this
office. jy 2l-Stt HASKINH MALONE- s.
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n ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,
Fl RICHMOND, July Il 1856.
mi The Company will assemble at the Armory this
W(MONDAf1 evening, ats o'clock, IN full summer
uniform. to attend the Exeuraion of the Company
doGn the river
By order OF the Captsin. 80
JNO. MCDONALD, o. g.
r. Sour brother soldiers Who may design favor.
Ing us with their pressnce sre requested 70 appear
uniform 1t the above hour and place. WILT
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MlrTs. FANS, HOe1KNY- h., --ss..-..-...s
:, to-day another suepfS Of 0iIk Gitts Fsns snd
n2 q g @ !. I. WELLS Cheap Cash Gtors,
~ " IS Maiu = &
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
From Washington.

WAsnrNGToN, May 8.
Mr.. Herbert, Representative from Cali
fornia, sho. the heal waiter at Wizards lIo-
tel, this morning. He died instantly.
New YORK, May 8.
The Heroid's Washington correspondent
says: "The conduct of the British naval
authorities of San Juan, on the arrival of
the steamer Oriziba, about the middle of
last month, in surrounding that vessel, and
exercising power over her passengers, is
deemed by our government as a fragrant
breach of neutrality. The State Depart
ment has sent to New York to procure aft
davits of all the facts, previous to calling
MIR. Champion to an account, as it was UNI
der his orders that the Oriziba was inter
fered with The result of this proceeding
at San Juan has led to the determination to
recognize the Walker administration thro'
its representative.
''As soon as Judge Evans, of Texas, can
obtain the floor, he will deliver speech
in favor of the repeal of our neutrality laws
and take strong grounds for the immediate
recognition of Nicaragua.
"Those in the confidence of the admin
istration say that the new minister will be
received SO soon rs the next steamer ar
rives, should Gen Walker still be in pow
or. Senior Marcolcta predicts that Walker
and his men have all been hung before
this
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15

We understand that Mr. Gordon ~ Co.,
have their Steam Saw Mill in operation and
are doing Il fine business. 1t is situated
on the Peru IL Laporte Railroad line about
eight miles south of Plymouth, and is sur
rounded by a fine timbcrcd country. We
learn, also, that the Company design start
ing IL run Of Burrs, which will be matter
Of great convcnicncc to that part of The
county. There are four Steam Saw Mills
in successful operation on that Railroad be-
tween this place and the south line of this
county. Should the road be continued on
south of this place, those who have invest
ed their means in mill property will, no
doubt, realize handsome profit on their
but should the road not be
finished farther south than this point, their
profits will be necessarily less.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15

usual policy of Gov. Young l. Ikcly to be mahtain
ed towards them until necessity comDe!s an opposifc
course to be pursued
Inc weather Is becoming more pleasant in this
valley which is the lowest in the basin. but in the
other valleys 5l the mountains the winter contin
ues severe, with tut little diminution Of snow.
vast quantity of cattle have persisted, aud am sat
lsfIcd that ain fGly justified ia estimating the gc
eral loss of stock throughout the different taIl.vs
at two-thirs, which Is less tilah some estimate IT,
The scarcity of forage and low condition of the
stock, Will interfere materially with starting the con-
tcH'plated Express between Sacramento (Cal.) and
the Missouri River, which was to have been mt i'm
TO operation during the Spring under the patronage
and support of Gov. Young and the principal men in
the Territory.
The Delegates chosen in the several precincts
last month, are to assemble In convention IN The
vi s'e io'h lhSt 70 adopt measures towards APPLYING
foradmission into the Union as an independent St,tc
This question will offer nut for our wso,c-os e,
Congress TO crack, and let off oaautitv of rms
while the religious portion will have an opportunity
oi exhibiting Their horror of the ..pccu;ar instn-
ton lceaized in Utah, which r,I,d AboI;t;on,s,-
d@lay III reference to orT Southern 'pecrfIiar in
stitution." As State Rights man of tI,c C.Jbov,
school, consider that the people of State or Ter
r1'orv have right to adopt many s.pecuar in
II tntioIs a. tlicy choose, provided tIscy do not con-
i'ic' with the Constitution Of the United States.
maintain that a citizen of Utah has far more legal
f1Shl 10 take and support Of wives and four
score children, than the citizens of other Sta,.s anil
Territories have in pursuing the 'pecuarprs.ctie
winch thousands addicted to, for public opir,;.m
ana law Justify the one, while they are or profess to
he, opposed to the other
The scarcity of provisions and consequent suffer
ing which prevails, will have tendency to drive off
several IN the Spring who are lackns in f,ith.- if
they can obtain provisions and cattle sufficient IN
take them to the States or California We have had
no mail from the East since the receipt of the De-
tobcr mail Vov.cr
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15

JOIN TYLER LECTURING ON THE DEAD OF
Ills CAnINET.-It gives us great pleasure
to state that Hon. John Tyler will deliver a
lecture in our library, ere the season clo-
SeS.
lie has chosen for his subject, as we are
Informed, a theme pregnant with interest
the dead Of his Cabinet. And what a
galaxy In that Cabinet were the accom-
plisheG Legare, the elegant and erudite Up
shur. the brilliant Gilmer, and those twin
giants OF their age, Webster and Calhoun.
Scarce ten years have passed since the il
lustrlous gallery of statesmen, jurists, and
scholors filled the offices of the Cabinet, but
one by one the nation has put on mourning
for them, and he who gathered them around
him to bear with him the great response
bilities of his time, and share the heavy
duties of his post, lives still to speak their
eulogism. Need we add that il will lie Il
tribute worthy even of these mighty dead
Souh Side { Ho.) Democrat.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
Presidential Convention.

The first of June, the Democracy of this
nation, by their delegates, will assemble at
Cincinnati, to select candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Bright, Indiana's first choice, re-
quests his friends not to use his name in
the Convention. Mr.. Pierce, Mr.. Douglas
and Mr. Buchanan will be the prominent
men, and should either Of them be the
nominee, we think there will be no doubt
of success. We have carefully looked over
the field, and cannot see a remote probable
ity of the Republicans electing President.
They will probably carry few of the
Northern States, which is all that can rca-
sonably be expected.
Should James Buchanan and Howell
Cobb be the nominees Of the Cincinnati
Convention, We will hazard the opinion
that there will be less betting on the Presi-
Dental Election next fall, than has been fol
many years.