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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04
Laughltns & Bushfield,

No. 20, .UOHroe Street.
RE receiving their FAN stock Of Drugs Patent MedcIhes
The attention q Dealers !. nyited stock may BE-
51T 751 lbs Gum Capphor. b .ooo n, cr..1, r.r,..
l,ggy @ " . Bripstone, 2il0O 9 B Cart Soda,
900 stl Soda, SsSg Fiea. sSIS5aT ssSIIS5E9Ips'
o99 : ~ . eupla[epls sp1css s9e = saltpetre,
500 lbs Pspper, SO lbs Sicily Licoriee,
$50 ., ciaaamssn, SO SO ). Sioyts. SSl: las0raes'
$50 y SlastSfSi Ia pas = VI e 2 cinnamon, cinnamon,
sSS s,9 s q i.sss i.2SS s1g, Ginger, g doc Mustard
PATENT MEDICINES SSH
AyEe,s Cherry Peet9Fal, BateheloF's Hair Dye,
GoTEiiS,s saye Tysf5 Sis9SIis,6sssl asiispsSI a.I
HuIoWaSIs Piils IiS,rntoSS.
lIolopaS . Ointment, Dalry'S Pain ESrpstor.
liUoilAnd'S German BtteFB, ana every otGer mstene
ThonisOnS Rye Mater .S6Id. S''.s4 =
% lbs optnine, IS stIest &, (, omsi
So g TauiIr aii. q its "a y ~. tt5
20 4" Ohinoeiihe, Is 81 I,., l5aissb
g =. g s,ileEphlny, Is GIrerEre,.
10 10 - SElSssISt,0 SISilSs+ ~ ~ . Sll PoSssa
All Of Uirtt ~ 11rFnnts. ,l,, ~. ~ -,
quality price. - tpSG SSis
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81 1.y SS(lEllMl ia
q o9.i Maia5 ssfeet, Vhselii Is, 8. va
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SsoodS q nfsi, = SYisi SIlSy q q eFtety
TavI,,r ,...,,. 5i,l.o ssoIs g. &c ee
i . 20 ny stoek both IL
gHeFto ~ .''ts- 'ls 'o
m 80 'sI! complete assoEtEnent At
naVIT - sTor,.
P1ANOSl PIANOSEl Ii
n pST RECEIIED irOm Tie celebrated ihanSfsctorp "a
rsneS are made With ss rll iron fra, grrdST scSiss
tloa bsarta .F sstiol, rld sFs Fiy
siI,Sst = ent ate 11aae a. Ay
Als6a sp,sudd lot o. siodsons for s69rs,ss
Ia connect ion t1its H.. n a,,. -.
every kinl ut mnsietl Instruments ict eVsYr.
tlt may Ev found IN MRse stgret NAT be found Il
,ie ss9ts % 49, 80 ss ~ T.sOAffNHlIfItI.a ss5tf
-lz-z.s 80 ls.s 81 vi AiallIst. WheltnR.
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TIE LADIES' DEpARTlfEN1

TIE LADIES' '.iDEE2ART.lEE1Z' +
Is opened reception OLdies No Institution In
the Union mparg thorough Interesting course
tilS Department.
In eoncluSon would add, We so put forth our
best Efforts % merit In still eminent degree the at
tFnE reception With which has met and
Ekedge onFsel0es to inipdrt more HQr0u0h practical
course 9 lRStr ctio tdl cd1 any
other SiPtfEtF Mercantile College. -
Among the many give the follow
ave, the pleasure teauying that
are personally acquainted with Mr. Granger's ability
Accountant and Teacher Of Book Keeping, which
highest order. lie has had great experience Ac-
eounGnt In heavy Commercial and Banking Houles which
gives hlm superior facilities In ImpaFtlng Practical
Sgotefeage @ Book Keeping, and thorough oo01aa6retGt
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BA.RD0TTR's WORN sUoGRDRoPs.. -
I'm ~ ~ tR rsnaedy fof Worms a ohudFer
S. ss Of sLnllltge Generally. PFicE 35 ~ -
dess1. s9la Ry E,H LotiAg o6s9s
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''koor Old9Unole Ned.i5

SAnd And he had no wool on The top of Hfs head,
u - Vh the place where the WOOL ought to groW.t
are some folks In the same isujeuts
bls hx With unele Ned They; may soon change u,eIr
sony o. TO one OF rejOIcF, II they viii only use nc
erk ousfs 20 Eatprq. tpaiil htfs5teE if 81
II 80 SmerStn'S Hair ReSIOrntiVe
lnablts ~ AIR TONIC. There are
ths loss q and In iuxtffaft troSth
fa! 0F the halr had
E@erson's Hair Tonic is for sale by
dsclls tr,r1ies Il y ds9S.S 19sAH 1..c!9.; CO.;
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No NJ BIER lGO
CITY lIIi SINE
|ENcouRAGE z AMERICAN EMASUFaCTiURFs
HI UNlt2s4s3s5 B1t0ll&s s1k HSRE8ESEBlHE
WIitinE Fluid

INCEthIs superior fluid has been befoFe ,e petlt
nlFS u has hes constantly RainInF a
mold R1niAs 1s.l - = -
During te past twenty thousand quart and pint bot.
with snia Her Ees have been 6na
- and eTralt9 In CiNcinnat Louisville PEtS.5
SinseSTes Evdpsytllvs FTRpkfar Lsz1Eon.
SSd S1 e. J1skson, Nasehsa
IstInsns Of Kentucky Teansasee and Mississippi Il hSs
hfst Class DploinH At The Mechanics
aud LousNile, aud four DploRS Prize Me-
and Illinois. .sg-i'=t i'Ssi - 5 = ES SsSs At'A1A A
oioF. using AFnOld8 EnlIsh Ink, have
ief's hook. Keepers Writing Fluid:
Bank OF Virginia; Asrehanks' HeehSnIea
Bank OF Wheeling; Bank Crleenf
ns County CiFk Of Ohio County, N6tonaI Teie.
E5Sia Vesi Ealiiuore and Ohio Railroad 0es; AeLRro
m9uaei Kelly Holloway Co.; Russell NcAfee. 6Iordon
Alattlea e Co; z! Sweeney 8 Sons Doans CoVl on =
oSai BOYD Oiti Oliver Pryor Jas. u. Stout Cos L.
din 9lheFRon & Co; ;sPFeass tl35t Y
.E.uE SAFE eS eStnAnu1AcEureTB prices by -
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lO nay old g ri ends d lin ON ers ). 81
LakE great pleasure u Ar. Q. Orr,
aTr, SO, and % reqasst for him continuance pa.
IrOnNEs heretofore eIuOyrd BY NEE
- tJNO II. TH0MPsoN.
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orrIcE-Corncr Of Main aud Quincy streets
Vl' - Entrance from Quincy st.
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Sheppard and Morgan. .ssgz ~
/. lNNNN.ZlOlESAIslssA AMI. RE.TATlI
$50 q E Ma r. ~ iJ2 sLls .L-, g.. IT .,.fs.s
DIRECT ROUTE TO olNCINliAFI 9ANp THE wEsTi

i y I. ~
Sheppard and Morgan, ~
: sNRzt1O45ESAls1S AND II 3iItIAAiTl5
9aoolet k4atness aud Trunk Manufacturers,
1fo. lSli .4tdlsa. St. L0rRer Of Union. -
III AtA n9 on hand ~ large aud assort4lnk Of
e qIt1slss 70 eur consisting Ladies' and Gen.
and W6ol NFIps, Hl5sS
s9ddIei of every deSe1fntion ana oSsiit,, fs
rate 70 the BEST Htyls Of EnEiSh flinff6sl
4ren very E,frsF5er STffeisC
eRss ier lghtnel4 srautt and
St Sls " % t5e 6est llateEal oFx.
ErAEisty ot natsrtal and pattern. -
Az work gFdeEet VII tdEhIshed II. aud M
teFt MI . sIqEed % aeE 6F F6Ee IL
sSS9ttes1s 9 eseaIltsfs lstS
hexl1 shEpHARD lfORGAN.
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HOPS = Esciiss
1kM tslss Hss GiePl, "a tor ald Sais -
=
Al 90 Qozs T0oIsEEA -, 51elt FseeEfed.s
sesttl l.Azz = 49, s D. HARRRR . S0N.
& E9leg sRRp q t5tls erdozeti Tor aaIs by
tgksgf gfsitltQ lffs n ROB RFTFs
Slls Usabs liail sd lail
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
COLUMBUS o.,
4 he most g horOuG 3 y a. "a 5AsfoeI1cut lnSti
1IOn lH she " enI.


For f4u cSt.rse i'Gtndt'.y az e Boe+
EseLliHQi Lsctares dau 'et0AdNisip, titUuilGiRih
~
F0 = t Cohrge "a ktdtes NDnr rt9iestt. IN
i5E--za = So gtl
HE PROPKIETuRs take great pleasure In expressing
leF tahGs for Tire gratifying and sGe5
cess which have marked TIT career U their Institution
It's establishment Capital, stlnIttGs tiani 70 re-
heEed yXsTtons 10 meet ~ tg NiO .lce4if lnsg
Tapiy hertasing dtnail iDr NllrIettt
Stre eourse 81 nlerclnfiks The great Ilrattieai
experience Of the RTtneipn1, In ehVJ BanEug COLeF
el Houses aBSiste b. educated and Accomplished gelt.
has enabled linn 70 bfihg degree 6IperleetOia
stem 0i COUNTING ROOM inStruetOh bI Ord exercises
NOT ATTAISEIIS ER INSTITUTION. EaGl,,
student by this h'lreu thI DESK, diUt
EdNy stepby step until aSStfF de whole rOutc
OF Accountants dulles though lie had
ee,'ged dM dPreAtItesiip iIt Lr05 LOldercidt
Uouse and titus al aEkWarness fatcFing, eRfegOGs
blunders are, Ina great tneusure diSs patet.
In addition TO our ehgAge Of accomplished Assist
ants, We have also secured the services Oi e
most eminent lecturers In oiO to lecture commercial
topics. Gid
Our Of Instruction i too extended toparcartzr
here, but II ebrae every thing connected with DOURl e
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free full discussion Of
its Scientific upon Commercial lstGry
and History Of Eminent Commercial Mtn, Commercial
ograpyi Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political geonomy, Mercantile Law, EthcS Of Trade Part
usrShiPl &C.
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4.. RlavortnE Extfaof6
mn Fef sale ~ 4. A21OHAN 6 co 3
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=7---=-- Main Street.
New StockI ----7----
AND FANCY" coos. s1it ssF ware
,1,ta -, l5iSfo oNNfS'S, 1IS MAIN ST.
cities with much assoTtsnt Of sos e sas.fn i m
i lis snh NUM- ns rqo5; PaS yet q, ,9foas s1s5sd - a.
invited to eau q saS 3, sIsl5S e., stock
wheeling, sept. IL 'ss j. = BROWN 9 Main street.
: r,,o,, Fla K0RZNG E4Y2R1OT8F
ka'RssEsyi Wanna.
Almond,
ss'P5ssi assii,ls
deoI1 BRIDGE CORNER 81 SRtiS a5ts & sTt5Sr tSs
~ !, Direct On. : p6rta1Ioa.
w have this day S6fREcT ron the
ijsy Linen ss our Es 1poTtaton Of Irish LINENS
faat at9i r s sga made s,s S are sT
elSAers 70 call and exalnns as e M.
I1Si5 spiS prices than can Be s
0sE resolves, Se lAYe TurKey ald 10F SaIa
dssle J.3S3GoLLINs.
hENSHf fHIPpLES-lndCh superior to die oIiII5TS 5
sale Sy fgecsi s. Une roSl e FTsssvsd
& @ FIoUR IN s. cent SACKS, juSt rsceive
ts aesls -. L e = EDWARDS i i3Ro.
Ia = 8Doz. Cox'd Sparkling 0eiafIfe
- a.,.fS 1fiSYnEy' 81 &c., for saIslog "
q ..s.s - -.l...s y, IL. sWATsSE.
e1a Pd Btd apprsyed modern patte4as
SIZz z;s7.-zs--z-s-..z + h. LOGAN. 8 co.
eOl9r aud ilapeS
agyzg q + = & l. 3. Ia i2aEPsti ifs e
~ aii lll44ULBls.f G1LLLs.
$50 sasEeLs oeai RA..S ltat Family sals y
is<- S<4 - q TlUBGkN &sHAD6EN.
< II. CHEESE
4lD sg4t2' Western RessEgs as gsst9s; fOrsals
ssssz sll2Aolis -5ll4sR5si 3 Ssis u
BUGhEIHEKg4IS7FI FITJITTIF
Isl % SACKS Baekwlieat Flour iof sale 81
~, ,,,s,i. 4lhlLs1iaf2E4IELlsS. 20 -
s)3 ~ gEisd SEtes for fami.
s.s,1 q Vi rUsrplIREY,
JUS Z PIgADtNBURG 3 ROBEnTs
L194NBk6IkzE8. =
gran6etfiss IN hscrs for sale y
=---AtSAAl g titytl.5 WILSON
i Nv ttlEE u ADl6O keEs CneinaGii, paIs fof aaie 81
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~ H Fl1iiy 1!a5t reesiSel aud
asslszst 1AtE4k 81 4 DEl.AplAIS.
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| w Z sita lUE sale by y ~ =
assls 81 ELli AIDS BRO 3
e = q 11ak I'D IS Corn AissIs
Ssssg sss9ss l19 ssaJeel tSE sue "a
gsl IerEs 5tSoifrae1t II ION OttT 4sIs
= = ..S4EtgaS selerste - q So (
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IL sEszA MILL y EiIs69IJI H. - = -
l so sstss E7sssa .ss. ts9F ss. g
1U9 :. AasoEteii, N st5Ts iaEa for iSsis n =
tSns !. NJ kDSlPHREY,
49, ~ Man -
4 ~ g.l AaekeFsl EeeetYtd ilri ioI.ssis u
! = iaeels =. EDM1Ggs & ,BRo.
Il I'D Fteir and Gllyt .sillEfs
s1tslsa eThuHufIhiE = HADBk9d ~
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f245t W. y 4hle, af
1 - - tss4slg LAUunLlRS BgeIn1ELb.
& t9gsA iSii1 o =
/ tssss4a 80 44al6i4L1eSe 8 BuSHF1ELps
CItGLt4EBsh lBItlEdGSS - =Fs77-ss
49, s7lsss e kos WILSON,
HOT AID COLD 80 ST METAL
ASAEfBH la Hog f1I (i5fd
- bnss lIsEAl, lsndl1S asld idf $50 sfJ3
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PIANOS Z PIAM0SIIe-

In connection the ab6veI have fail sto
svs5y knl q nnssM and u aCt eVnTy.
ssis,ssSl sss 1;eTs0 g 81 A. oAilTEti ISs tiliiiiI,
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ANIN sold my store viii intention leaving tlS
III city, desFO6s closing up my B0Sgs Anu Se.
counts nit All and therefore By
quest uat all knowing lieuSeEGB indebted, well those
having claims against tne viii upon old ifSnd
llI aIain street. soon as possible.
noylS J0hNAH. TlIOMPSON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-10

On the Goth General Havelock received his
heavy baggage and IL guns, but no tents.
On the following day the enemy, who were
strongly posted across the road. were at
tackled and driven back, with the loss of
four guns. Two were taken by General
Outram himself whose cavalry sabreri 10
of the enemy. On the same day the indie
fatigable General executed a march of 20
miles, and on the following day of II, dri-
wing the enemy back upon Lucknow, with
the loss of all their guns. On the 9th a
salute announced to the heroic garrison the
prospect of relief, and on the 18th the re-
lieving force entered Lucknow. Ii wa
time; the besicgers had run two mines,
which, in three hours, would have laid the
delenses open to a rush from the whole Of
the rabblc collected round the city. The
batteries still continued to play upon the
buillng, and in c,rrying them by storm
General Neil was killed, loss which al
most outbalances the victory.
The Government have Offered a reward
Of $4,000 rupees for Nena Sahib. His
cousin. believed to have fomented disafiec-
ton in the presidency, is now in Tannah
ial
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-10
The Mormon Phrophcts Rampant.

Kimball and the Prophets are expecting
a high old time when the booty falls into
the hands of the children OF Israel He
says, in a speech reported in the Deseret
Neus
Will we have mama? The United
States have 700 wagons. loaded with about
two tons to each wagon, with all kinds of
things, and then 1000 head of cattle. and
there is said to be ., 500 troops. with this.
that and the other; that is all right Sup
pose the troops don't get here, but all the
troops and cattle come; well that would
be mighty help to us, that would clotho
up the boys and girls and make them
comfortable. and then remember, there is
fifteen months provisions besides. am
only talking about this. Suppose it ex-
tends on for four or five years, aud they send
100, 900 troops ani provisions and goods
in proportion. and s7cry thing el-s set here
anil they 10 not.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-10
a Voice from indiana.

The Democrats ofTcrre Haute. Inli2na,
as we leara from the Paris BATE, gave a
supper to their representative, Hon. 'JouN
G.. DAVIS, then On his way to ashington.
on Monday night. the 30th ult. Among
more unimportaut matter the following
toast was Offered.
Hon. tony g. DAvIs-May he be found
si,le by side. and shouldcrto shoulder with
all the true Democrats who arc ready and
willing to sustain that principle relative to
the Kansas Constitution, which gave
birth AMI vitality to The Kansas Nebraska
BIZ.
Mr.. DAVIS responded. says the Blade
with some forcibIc remarks in relation to
the late Constitutional Convention in Kan
saS, in which he expressed himself strong
iy IN to"or Of spbmih;ag ME ~hole coast;iu-
ton to tie people. The speech and toast
were greeted with cheers"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-10
from Washington.

WAsmNGToS, De- !.
Col. Richardson, of Illinois, has been
formally rendered the Goveruorship of Ne
braska
The entire GioLc of to-day and supple
mcnt is occupied with an exposition of al
legged frauds in the purchase of books du-
ring the last Congress. The publication
has produced much sensation, particularly
about the Capitol.
Immediately after the House adjourned.
hundreds of men crowded OH the door
keeper, clamoring for situations The
Post Master was similarly assaulted. The
Clerk too, was overwhelmed with applica
tons.
The Republicans in caucus this morning
rcnominatcd George NJ. Weston, editor
of the H,Put/ic, for printer
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-10
FOREIGN NEWS By THE FULTON.
Present Aspect of Affairs in India.

Calcutta Correspondence of the London Times.
Delhi. then has fallen, but | would
warn your readers most earnestly not To
believe that the revolt is therefore over
The fall of tn, city Is important to our
prestige; and may be injurious TO the mar
ole of the rebel forces, but the physical
strength of the revolt is almost unimpair-
cd The great number of the mutiners in
Delhi must have escaped. There is no
cavalry to send after them, and nati,csu.n-
der all circumstances ont march troops led
bv Europeans The force in Delhi has been
much reduce |, and cannot he very speed
" reinforced. The battle field will prob
ably be transferred to Dude Gen lave
locks splendid march on Lucknow saved
the Europeans imprisoned there, but he is
to weak handed to effect more 1t is
doubtful even if he will succeed in reach
ing Cawnpore He is hemmed in by a
force which cannot number less than thirty
thousand men, with all the communica-
tions in their hands, an amazing number
of cannon, plenty of provisions, and the
Mussulman population. There are no
troops to send to his aid, and he designs it
is said, to leave n small garrison in Luck
now and cut his way with the remainder
back To Cawnpore Round that station,
again. the Gwalior mutiners are said to be
concentrating, but this report, like most
others, requires confirmation At present
they are threatening Agra. Ina truth
Notwithstanding the fall of Delhi, all
we can hope to do is to maintain our
ground until the English reinforcement ar
rive. They cannot be here i'll force till No
vcmbcr They will then be transported in
steamers and by immense bullock trains to
Allabahad, whence strong columns under
Sin Colin Campbell, will sweep through the
northwest and Dude, rcconquerng the prov
inccs as if they hld never been in oar
possession This movement cannot be
commenced till the 9th of December, aud
till then | have not hope of reporting the
approach of permanent tranquility
GENERAL HAvELocK's RELIEF OF LUCKNOW
There General IIavelock has executed
brilliant march and has relieved Lucknow.
On the 10Th Sept, he crossed the river at
Cawnporc with 200 men, Sir James
Outram. with most creditable magnanimitv
surrendering the command TO his able sub
ordinate. lie himself commanded the vol
unteer cavalry, Of whom about hundred
have reached Cawnpore. Generals Nell
and Hamilton led the two brigadcs one
containing the 9th fusilcers, Her Males
tvs S4th, the Madras fusileeIs. and some
liyht artillery the other. the 18th Hilan-
lers. Her Majesty Doth. the Feroscporc
Regimen, fSlshsl ani some artillery -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-10
rrThe last Drmo rat contains a call

Fer Inc last Demo rat contains call
for a meeting of the Democracy of the
county, at the Court house, in this place,
next Saturday. for the purpose of appoint
ing delegate to the State Convention, to
be held at indianapolis on the sth of Jan
nary next Those Democrats III favor of
the majority ruling in Kansas. will. we
hope, attend this meeting, and secure the
appointment Of delegates of the right stripe
to the State Convention, a. an attempt
will, no doubt, be raade, 10y Bright, Fitch
& Co, to commit the party in Indiana in
favor of the Buchanan policy, and in oppo-
sition to the Douglass faction. who CON
tnue to adhere to the principles Of the
Kansas Nebraska bill. which guarantees
to each State and Territory the right to
regulate their domestic institutions to suit
themselves
We give this notice gratis, and would
say in addition. to such of our Democrat
j. readers rs do not wish to see the party
in the North bound TO the car Of slavery.
10 resist the new demand made upon them.
III they resist firmly, the South, after bus
,cring and bullying awhile, will yield and
become as gentle and submissive as suck
ing doves. We know them. Like all
selfish, cruel tyrants, they quail like whip
ped spaniels, when they come into coils
ION with men who cannot be inundated
l,y their bullying braggadocia. Their in
tolerance and flemish cruelty, toward all
advocates of human liberty, when in their
power, is sufficient exemplification of the
truth Of this assertion, TO every one who
has studied the varions phases Of human
nature But. yield to this new demand ~
lie slave power. anil il will no, be long
kefore additional Concessions viii - re-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-10
W AsllINGrnN. Dee.

W AsIuNGroN, Dee. !.
Mr. Ingham assumes the Commissioner
ship Of the customs tomorrow.
The Treasury Report Will take decided
grounds against the organization Of Banks,
and advocate mode by which small notes
may be expelled
The Presidents Message leaves in the
steamer tomorrow, for California.
The Message comments on tie construc-
ton Of the Pacific Railroad, and the immedi-
ate organization of the Territory of All
IONA.
The secretary Of War recommends an
increase of the Army BY all increase Of
five regiments.
The report from the interior Department
state, that $500 $40 acres of Land were
sold during the five quarters ending Oct
30th, 1851, for 81, 225 ,00S,lS $1,000
600 acres more have been surveyed and rea
,dy for the market but are not vet advertised
for sale.
Gen. Pcr>ifcr T. Smith arrived to-day
and held conference with Secretary Floyd
on the proposed relief expedition from Cal
ifornia TO Salt Lake. IL will consist of
one butallion ol regulars AMI one regiment
Of volunteers
Senator Douglas SAYS that he and the
President differs in opinion. but may unite
OF measures necessary for the publication
Of Kansas. lie proposes an enabling
act, in which policy Gov. Walker con
GUS.
The democratic differences have been al
lustci The caucas will quietly nominate
Mr.. Orr for Speaker Mr. Allen, of Hi
nois. for Clerk; Mr. Stcadman, Of Ohio
for Printer. No disorganizing resolutions
will be entertained
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-10
Senator Bright's Position.

The Maids on ia Courier. says:
1T Is understood that Senator Bright
faces his great arrival, the small giant Doug
glas-Bright sustaining the policy of Mr.
Buchanan in regard to the submission of
the Calhoun constitution To vote Of the
people of Kansas. Mr.. Douglas. with
much thy largess portion of the party in
the free St1yss. Is in opposition to this pol
lev
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-10
STATE OE INDIANA

STATE sr,. OF INDIA INDIANA S..
Stdrke Court Common PIeas, January Term, 1858.
WILLIAM FLETCHER, TALiTHA FLETCHER,
vs.. Petition for Partition.
Benjamin F. Wyant. Martha f.. Powell Isaac S.
Wyant, Samuel Vanblaricum, Mary Ann Van
blaricum, William II. Wyant, David Wyant
Joshua Wyani, George Wyant James Want.
ME Plaintiffs in the above entitled cause, bv
i f.. ;. Cole, their attorney, has fled in my Of
flee his complaint for Partition and it appearing. by
affidavit, that Benjamin T Wyant, one of the dc.
PENDANTS, is a nonresident of the State of Indiana
nc Is therefore notified of the filing and pendancy
oil said complaint, and that the same viii be hcarl
at the next term of the Stlrke Common Pleas Court
to he held ut the Court House, in Knox, on the
first Monday OF January, \. d., 1853 and unless he
he and appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, the
same will he heard and determined in his absence.
JOHN $. BENDER, c. :. G.. C. p.
BY j.. II. JACKSON, Deputy.
Dec. 10, le51--5t3 pr. fee $500.