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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
TO NON-RESlDENTS.

I'HE undersigned. with the county Sur
vcyo.. viii, Oh the l9.h day 81 November l-5c
At 10 ociorl. :. N, on iii day. proceed 20 survey
AIS. locate the corners 81 lis land, section ,.
town - north. of range east. in Marshall c~unv
indiana; to meet a the residence OF The ,unscl;-
her. a, Inc time Specified, and continue from day
IT, ~ unt; III Is finished.
Hla-,a-lel.ts, who fail to meet the Surveyor ri
;he tine above mentioned ana de,4ly or provide fol
deey wing i!,ei. portion o The ex9ei~c cf ne SIR
We, Vii! ID se,asised t. tho County Auditor. ard
>ach dclir1ucncies placed on Tic tax duplicate ana
collected according - law.
CHRISTOPHER yODEP.
October 10th. 1876. llf2.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13

WHE undersigned, with lie cotntv Sur
yeyor, VIII, on TIE 18th day November, 1855
- % o'soqs, a. M, said day, proceed 20 survey
and locate the corners OF his land, north cas-; GUAR
fer q; the north ives. qlartei, of section ), township
33 north, range cast. in Marshall county. In!iana:
t. meet q. tie residence OF tlc subscriber, at the
Sine specified, ana continue from das 10 day until
MI finished.
Non-ie=ideni-. who i.iii 10 meet the Surveyor At
iiIe time above mentioned and de.iay CT pro, i,le 0r
dei4 vino l,cir portion Of IT,. expense of the sur
ycF, VIII be returned to the County Auditor, ami
srcl deinquineics placed on the ;.sx duplicate, AND
collected according to law.
DAVID STOCkMAN.
O,oher 10Th, ls5G 4e.7.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
Public sale

The undersigned will offer for sale. at public
auction, Saturday, November 22d, II 30, at his res
idence in Green township. three miles north Of
Smiths tavern, OH the Michigan road-sxieen head
of yonng Cattle; lot OF Sheep, and wo-horsc
Wagon.
Terms--A credit of twelve months viii be given.
the purchasers giving note with approved security.
52tJ. HARMON LEFFERT.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
.S;0tSce 10 Stockholders
~ THE
Branch of the Bank Of the State of
Indiana. at PIymanlh.

A T a meeting Of the Board OF Directors oftle
IN Branch of the Bank OF the State OF Indiana
at Plymouth, held on the 10Th day OF November,
Is56, it was
Ordered,
That an instIilment of twenty three dollars
each share of the Capital Sock of this Branch be,
and the same is hereby required to be paid Mon
day, the first day of December, lc56, and at,ii
tionll instamcnt OF twenty Ave dollars each
SHIRE of the Capital Stock of this Branch, be, and
the same Is hereby required to bepad on SATURDAY,
the twentieth day of December, 1856; and the said
installments shall be paid at the office OF this
Plymouth
Ordered, further
That the Cashier give-notice of the above req
usition by publication in the Marshall County
Democrat.
f. T.. BENNETT, Cashr. s
Plymouth Ind. Nov 10. Is5G SITE
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
TO NON RESIDENTS.
III l. t y u l. RSIG NED WITH THE

County Surveyor viii, On Friday, the 9it
day of October. 1856, at ~ o'clock. A. m. OF
said day, proceed to survey locate the corners OF
his land, in Section ~ township Il. north range
= west in Stark county, Indiana,--to meet ON
the PREMISES and continue from day TO day until all
is surveyed.
Non-residonts. who fail TO meet the Surveyor al
the time above mentioned, and dciray, or provide
for dctrlying, their portion of the expenses of said
survey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and
such dellnqucnces Placed on the tax duplicate. and
collected according to INV.
JOSIAH CLAWSON.
October 9Th. 1856 ista.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
TO NON-RES1DENTS.

NHE undersigned, with the county Sur
Q ycyor, VIII, on the 29th day ot October. 1856,
AZ % o'clock 4. ", On said day. proceed to surrey
and locate the corner OF his Iand. IN section, -
Township n north, Of range east, in Marshall
county, Indiana: to meet at tha residence Of the
subscriber the t;nIe spa cited. anil coiiini,. from
day 70 day anti al is finished.
Non-resid,nis who fail to meet the surveyor Al
tle tine and place above mentioned. and dclI.ly og
provide for deiiayin- their proportion oi the eN-
pease OF said survey, viii he returned to th" Audi
tor oil ~aJ county. AMI such delinquency placed ou
the tax-tupii,atc, and collected according TO law.
ABR AHiM JOHNSON.
(ctoi.nr o., I-SG 80
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
TIE GREAT ENGLiSH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLtRkE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,

PREP tRED from prescription of Sir lanes
Clarke. II. H.. Physician Extraordinary Ia the
Queen This invaluable Mcdiciqe j. untai.inr in
the euro Of all those painful and dangerous disease.
incident 70 the female constitution.
l. .o.rates all eNcesS removes al obstruction.
ami irineS ON the monthly periods With regularity,
These rs should be use,i two or three NC, rs nr,-
,ious To confinement; thev iottiv the ron,ti,utia,
and !csscr the suffering during labor. cnabl;na ,l,
Inotlcr to perform be- du.its with sai,t1 a. hers
and child
These P...S should no BE t,Leu hy i,m,ic> .rlfins
tha FIRST THREE MONTHS oi PREGNANCY. -
they are siFe 70 bring on Miscarriage. hut at an,
ether timc the, are safe.
In all eases ri Nervous ana Spinal Aacctia,,.
pain II the Back and Limbs. iiearness Fatigue sn
Slight ENcltion faliitation OF the Heart loniicSs
o. Spirits, Histories. Sick Headache, hiics emil
al The naata. diseases occa~ened hr Il order,
system. thc>r Pills Vii vci cure when an s.,.
means have iaiied and although powerful res,eo.
does not contain lion. c.,osac, ..l.i az -,
other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each ,arka... -
Price. IN ilse United States ami Canasa r.. A - &
lar. W.M. keEEkTS
iTai ,NAeyi:..
General agent Tor indiana.
y. u. : 90 and lusts-c sian,,.> ,l,e;o~e,, T.,
als authorized Agent. viii ENSURE . h,ttc @. ,,i.
b. return mail Fer s.le ~ ia. iINoN.
mafiS So-ieino. liaNHgH. Ia.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
BOOTS AND SHOES
BRYhHI'S MERCANTILE IEITIFVFEii
o. INnIkNAPOLIS.

ts iNifi - AFDLlS-
ME object of this Institution, ~ - u ia
i ports, is 10 a'lr: to Young gentlemen ahi l.
dies opportunity 10 become thoroughly qualified
for thc Counting Room and general business la;I-
suits II lie, Oh the ms; scientific PRINCIPLES.
l}s fir teaching each and cve.y pupil 10 erie q.
bold e.iblc hand; :n,llv. by teaching the >o:c.srr
of Book Keeping. by double and single entry. -
practically applied to every Department az husi
GcSs, together with Lectures on thc laws ami
Customs of Trade ani the ScieHcc al Accounts
FERN Of fail course of : or to vccfs.) S:13 90
Terms for "a partial course, embracing tie
practical part OF Book Keeping and bus;
mess Pciiman>:iiP.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID %
Terms for full course in Ladies Department 10 90
Which mus; prepaid or secured.
For further particulars circulars
augii-49ly. 7. J. BRYANT, PRINCIPAL.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
E<gcFSpss FRspss 6sngxge.

Call at the Brick Store and examine the incest
stock OF Ladies Dress goods ever brought 70 this
market; and better than all, they cheap that
II takes very small amount of money 20 buy
dress pattern. -
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13

~ Il 10 ~ II Z ~ y 4 Z &.
III tie MarshoH Ci'aU Coaa. FcJruugY
fe.m. 1891.
Jane Russell
"a Complaint OF Disolce.
james fusscr
Whereas, Jane Russell, Tie Complainant n .iIe
above case. HIS filed IN my office her complaint
against the said james f. Russell, Dcfenl3n, for
Divorce; and it appearing by Ihe aldavit Of dis
interested person that the sad defendant IS non
re-idcnt OF the stat, OF indiana. This, therefore.
is to give notice to the said james 7. Russell that
unless lie appear in the Marshall Circuit Court at
its next term, to be held ut the Court House in Ply
mouth, IN said count, Of Marshall, and State OF IN
diana, on the second Monday of February. le51
and plead. answer demur to slid complaint the
will he heard and determined m his absence
Attest; NEWTON *. PACKARD. Clerk
BY RorrRT {. CoRsALEY, DEPUTY.
{. II. REEVE, Plaintiffs AIRY.
October %. l.56. SD.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13

BE II Known, That on tie 9th day OF September.
le56 the plaintiffs, by Horace Corbn their Attor-
ney. filed in the Office of the C,cr, of the Marshall
Circuit Court their complaint for Decd in the above
the defendants. John S. AlleBian. George Sale
man, Nelson NJ Alcman, William 5. Huffman,
Mary Ann Huffman, are nOn-rcsidents of the state
Of Indiana; they therefore notified Of the filing
and pcndency OF said complaint, and that The same
viii he heard n the next term OF the Marshall Cir
cult Court, 10 be holden AZ the court house in Plym
outb, OF the second Monday. IN February, 1851.
and unless they appear. plead, or deinur
thereto, the same Will be heard and determined IN
their absence
ATrrsr: NEWTON II. PACKARD, Clerk.
octg i1t3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
OctO'tcr JtIl, loot. Ic;.i.
GO s i. I. :. = - e y. 9 OF !. ~ Z
One-Ealf Interest GoE Sale.

The Proprietor, finding the various duties incum-
hent Hpoa the conductor Oft Newspaper to be al
together too aF,luous for one person. and ia order
that hc nav place hnscltina position which will
enable him 10 attend mere strictly ia the Mechanic
al and Business department.. offers one-half inter
g>tn. the GOSHEN DEMOCRAT Establishment
loT sale
The office Is i'll isi5 prosperous condition--
the paper firmly c>tlbliSie,i-bcing in the NINE
TENTH year oi its publicaton-;nd enjoying a
large circulation and liberal Advertising patron
age. and for he amount OF JcD Work which NAV
be done there j.. except IN some of the cities per
has. better point in thc state. HI, location. III
ail respects, i, one 1l the mos; desirable character.
Goshen being thc halfway point between,
Chicago s.,d Toledo the y. :. < \. l. AiI Line
Railroad the l@raty tiias aloni, TO any one
Wishing 20 oa.eage IN the bu~uc--. a. desiring to
change his lociiitvis. therefore. highly favorable
Ter farther information. an interview. and a
personal examination oltlc establishments Is ss'ic
itcj. Letters addressed t. the Undersigned VII!
- n.cmgl, a.tepdedt0
:. y. BENNETT, Proprietor.
Gosarx. Sept s., l-5i. 4GG
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13

HNOWING themselves TO have Deeds, Mort
~ cages, or other instruments remaining in The
Recorders Office, unpaid, requested to call and
lift the same IMMEDIATELY, and save the cost of
issuing Fce-Bils. A word to the wise is sufficient
Nov.-53tf.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13

The Plaintiff in tho above entitled cause, by G.. III.
Reeve, his Attorney, fled in my office his COM
plant; and top lring by affidavit that Hugh A,
B. Peoples, John N. Jones, Alvin Kite, Orange
Fisher, and Thomas SkiIlman, are non residents
OF the State OF Indiana; they arc therefore mott
NED OF the fling and pendency of said complaint.
and that the same will be heard at the next term
Of the Marshall Circui. Court, to commence on the
second MoniaHof February, 1851; and unless
they appear plead, answer, OF dernur thereto, the
same Will be heard and determined in their absence
Attest: NEWTON, r. PACKARD,
Nov. l3.-53t3. Clerk.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
D. M. DUNCAN.
A SPECIAL REQUEST.

$. L. are gong To open ii new set of Books
u on the LIST day OF September next, Our old
books being about filled up and particularly re-
quest those having accounts that nos settled 10
calland settle as soon rs possible. We want to
make sdort job of Il. if possible. Now friends.
don't neglect to call the first Opportunity. If Won
please. 3Sfl n. II. OCLESBEE &Co.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
80 to 90 miles from, Chicag,

and are described and will be sold IN separate bodies
follows:
The w. l., offs. f. /. of s Sc, T. 25. n. r. /
so acres covered with White Oak, White Wood,
Black Walnut, VI sple &c. &c.
The n. w. n offs. -, same Town and Range-
100 acres, well timbered and situate near Cush-
mans Saw Mill. miles northwest of Plymouth.
The n. w. Il of = ID, and the f.. /, OF n. E.
Il of S. IA, +. "a Range 2-2io acres, lying five
miles north east of Plymouth near the Goshen
State road and branch yellow river-sze and
quality of timber unsurpassed
The s. f. and the E. l., offs w. Il of S %.
Il. "a, X. 2-24o acres. Situate /, miles east of
the AIichiganS tate Road, near Goshen road and
Yellow river, / l., miles north east from Plymouth
About 40 acres wet Prairie, and balance well tim
bered.
The n. f. /, of n. E. of n. w. of See
SO, T. 81. X. l--290 acres About 10 of this
tract is beautiful rolling Prairie. and 6l acres ST
perior Oak openings and heavy timbcred land
Situate 4 1, miles OF Plymouth on the
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
BUCK-SKlEN GlONESI

These wishing 20 buy Buok->Ain Gloves. viii do
well 10 cal! and examine our Stock at ,lie Bsiek
Store. - =. IT. O. x Go.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
Eoa, EEse -AsggEEos. KZ.s-sa.,eNaass,

To be had at the Brick Store. cheap. the nrctt:-
ct Bonnets in town HURRY up and ees one before
they are all gene. :!
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13

J. f. VANVALKENBURHG.
Sh'if Marshall County
53t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
Atsf - Eegges.s

, elnainns IN tiicFost Office at Plymouth No
! e,Yeniber l3tir-ls5i. Persons calling for the
same viii i'ieasc-come prepared with tie necessary
change, / cen. additional is charged fox ADVERT
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COTITY.
In the Marshall Circuit Court, FeJruary
Term 1877


W..
John N. Jones,
Alvin Kite,
Thomas Skillman,
Hugh A. b. Peoples,
John X. Fisher,
Orrange Fisher,
William Peoples,
George Peoples,
DanielP Peoples,
Samuel Peoples,
M,ry Jane Peoples,
John Peoples,
Hugh Allen Peoples,
Susannah Hay,
Abram Hsy, and
David Hay.
II
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13

can lac founi in the north vest.
1Fpe-sons wis'iine purchase either IT PIRATE
sale = + auction VIII do wei. 70 make personal
ex m'na.0n of The lands az oace.
Tie proprietor viii he 1T Edwards Hotel on TIE
9th with m,ps &C., AMI ready to receive prr-,o<-
tons The terms Of sale cin Dc varied to suit cir
curnstances.
l.. \. WALES.
Detroit Nov 9Th. lc.56. So
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-08
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

OST OR AISLA1D-A note executed by s. Knapp
IL dated June 18th, 1885, in favor of the subscriber
payable IN six months from date settlement of the
came has been arranged between the parties
AL persons are cautioned against taking the same
scolamtis OFT. n lesS21
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-08
$500 REWARD!!
Administrators Notice

1dE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed az ,nec,s,
AamnEtrasor on the estate Of Albert H. woodward Late
OF bevdere Flat calico would most resnec.
.uy sequest tnat az persons indebted to the said de-
ceased would make immediate settlement Of the claims
All persons having had of late any business transa
ons VIVID Inc SAID woodward who may have ID their
2ossesion or may hereafter obtain any papers of am
ton belonging him. ill confer great favor hy
giving me information of such facts -
n B. ALI persons hereby forbidden to use transf
or any property negotiable securities or
evidences Of debts due to the estate.
Columbia Oct. 2nd, lsSelm. - -
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-08
6perial Notices.
Poll Tax. 81.

In ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION as OF ARTICLE OF
Act to provide for the support of the Gov
eminent of the State of California passed May 18TH
1854 shall after the Monday of October next. pro-
coed to collect Poll Tax of 81 from every male inhab
tant of this county the age of twenty years
and under the age of fifty years, (not already paid
So And also in accordance with Section IS of Act
passed April 10th 1885, regulating the Militia of this State
Military Tax of SO cts from every male inhabant OF
this county over the age of 81 and under As years.
JAMES P. CLOUGH, County Assessor.
Sonora Sept. 27st 1856
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-31
Are You Ready Z

On Monday next the Americans of this city
will be called upon to meet their opponents at
the ballot boxes. The most extraordinary ex-
ertions are being made by the opposition
whole power of the Federal Government is in
the field--malignant intolerant, and proscrip-
tive. The Roman cohorts" are against us, as
they were in Rome's worst days, when Italica
and Rapar were ever in the van, plundering
and devastating the innocent and harmless
people of every nation who would not acknow-
ledge their yoke. But q day of retribution
came, and Rome fell before the vengeance of
an outraged world. So will it be in this coun-
try, If, by any misfortune, she shall become
subjugated at the feet of the foreign power.
A day of reckoning will come, and fearful
day win it be for those who now pander to
the prejudices and infame the bad passions Of
the foreign population Of this country.
To the Americans of this city we will say,
be prepared for any emergency that may oc-
cur. Beware Of Roorbacksl Keep your own
counsels and spare no exertions to achieve a
victory. But one day remains. In that time,
by strenuous and persevering efforts, much
may be accomplished To work. To WORK
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-31

Il NKw YORK WILL 60 ron FnLxoRx.-Let this no
longer be doubted. New York is as sure 70 cast
her vote for the American ticket a. the day OF
election is certain to come. Nothing in the future
ID more certain. The American party in this State
is a unit. Thousands not ranked AZ members Of
our party win give their suffrages to Mr.. Fillmore,
because he Is 4 safe man. Every day we hear and
see unmstskabe evidence of Mr., Fllmore's great
strength among the people without party dIstinc-
ton. The troubles, foreign and domestic, that
thicken upon the country, have caused the people
to turn TO Mr. Fillmore as Q statesman Of prudence,
wisdom, experience, honesty and a. a man in
whom are combined, in remarkable degree, those
qualities 80 much needed at the present time In
Chief Magistrate. As was said Of Mr.. Clay
Unto thee million eyes now gladly turn"
and every day adds to the ranks of thousands of
volunteers who have rallied around his standard In
New York. The great solid Glasses, who feel that
they have stake in the country, who have be-
come satisfied with the "new man" experiment,
and have come to realize the value Of a safe man
At the head of the government, are making up
their minds that it is their duty and interest to
support Mr.. Fillmore for they know him to be
honest, capable, and faithful to the constitution"
This is the grand political fact Of the dayand we
assure our friends, ct home and abroad, that New
York may be set down as safe for Willard Fillmore.
Albany Statesman
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-31

FRoH CKNTRAL AMERIcA-PRoGRKss OF WALKER
The Aspinwall Courier has some further particu-
lars of the defeat of the Costa Ricans at Rivas by
General Walker:
"Walker lost eighty killed and disabled, inclu-
ding almost all his official staff Lieutenants ellis
and Winter we're among the killed. Captain Casey
lost an arm In the commencement Of the action,
and had his other hand badly wounded. He made
the first charge, having been ordered to take from
the enemy cannon, which was ranged In very
effective position. He took 1t, and Immediately
turned it upon the enemy. The Costa Ricans lost,
according to their official reports, over two hun
drcd killed and four hundred wounded.
SIN the morning after the action, Walker hav-
ing buried his dead, gathered together his wound
ed, and returned to Granada.
The Courier confirms the reported retreat of the
Costa Ricans from Nicaragua; they suffered severe
ly on the route, from cholera. Gen. Mora himself
reports to his government that his army had evac
uated the territory Of Nicaragua, and that he had
shipped several hundred wounded men for home
Having, as General Mora alleges, vindicated their
military fame in the battles Of Santa Rosa, Rivas
and Serapiqui, they leave Gen. Walker to die out
from exhaustion and lack of supplies
The British ship of war Eurydice was still at San
Juan del Norte, and overhauled every vessel en-
tering the harbor down even to the canoes.
The British figate President had sailed from
Punta Arenas, destination unknown, supposed for
San Juan.
Col Kinney was in Greytown, and bis people
were suffering for want of provisions.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-31
To Work To Work II

Every American citizen should devote him
self to the good work Of securing our present
ascendency in the city of Washington. 1t is
of the utmost importance that every American
should be brought out Hundreds of foreign
ers will be brought to the polls to vote on
"dead mems papers," and powerful counter
acting influence is required to overcome the
new votes thus manufactured out of Popish
materials.
To work, then-To work
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-31

ment' in ths cass, and = standing before the
public in the light Of convicted culprit Is
such . character worthy Of being invested with
the Chief Magistracy Of this city-the metrop-
oils Of the United Statess
With this proof before them of DIR. Msgru.
der's moral obliquity, to use no harsher term,
we leave him in the hands Of the people whom
he has grossly insulted for ten years; conf
dent that they will deal with him as his de-
merits deserve. Their verdict will be
SIX HUNDRED MAJORITY FOR HILL.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-31
To John +. Champion, ESQ,
Her Maesty's Minister, etc.
The Assault on Mr.. S,aaner- Indignation Meet
inq in Ne,o York swGN
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Wasbia0ton. Nav %. 1856.

The Assault on Mr. S,w,ner-I Indignation Meet
ing in Mem York.
New YORK, May 80.--A meeting was held this
evening in the Tabernacle to express the indigna-
ton entertained at the assault on Senator Sumner
Long before the hour Of meeting the building was
crowded to Overlooking with one of the most re-
spectacle audiences ever convened there. Mr.. g..
Griswold presided, assisted by some twenty Vice
Presidents, including Noses H. Gnnnell, p Perritt,
President of the Chamber of Commerce, Benz r.
Butler, ex-Mayor Havemeysr, ex-Mayor Kingsland,
VIM. @. Bryant, VIM. M. Eveasts, Erastus Brooks,
and Others
A series Of appropriate resolutions we're adopt
ed in which the assault on Mr.. Sumner was char
acterized, in the language of Senator Wilson, as
brutal, murderous, and cowardly;" and calling
upon the House to expel, Immediately and uncon-
ditionany, Mr.. Brooks from his seat
The resolutions were advocated by Daniel ID.
Ford, Charles King, President of Columbia Col
lege, E. D. Morgan, John A. Stevens, and others.
The tenor of the speeches was that party feeling
among the patriotic, conservative, Unionloving
men Of the North must henceforth be sunk at the
North, and united effort be made to svsnge the
insult put upon It, III