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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Nj Office is hereby given, that ] will, at Il,
u Court House door, in the town Of Plymou,i
Marshall county, Indiana, on SATURDAY, the Ia
day of March, 1857 between the hours Of 10 :.
clock A. NJ. and ) O'Clock p. VI, expose :,
sale at public oB5cry. the fcllOSing describe
real estate situate in said county, to wit.
The southeast quarter Of section e.
township 49, north Of range f3) east. \
pursuance of an order of the Marshall Cofnmr-
Pleas Court, made at its January term, Is57.
Terms Of sale are: One-third casl in ha.a N
the day of sale-one-th third in six, and one third
twelve months, the purchaser executing notes $,
cured by mortgage on the premises. Said prore-
ty is appraised eight dollars per acre, and If s
at public sale, will not sell for less than 23rls \
its its appraised value.
If said property Is not sold on said day at pull
outcry. will then proceed to sell the same at Or
yate sale, and will receive bids therefor al nv n
fee in the said town of Plymouth, after said Isb
day Of March, 1857.
The above property has convenient buildings.
young oTcll1ro, and about - acres Of land /.
is fine chance to get good farm cheap, and W.
on good terms. Don't lose the opportunity
HORACE CORBIN.
Commissioner
February, 1857. 4,l2
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
February Z, 1857.
L IST Of LETTERS remaining in the Post

1 ISf Of LETTERS remaining in the Post
4 4 Office. at Plymouth, February 18th, 1851
Asper Abraham 3; Aaron Ellen NJ;
Borton Cyrus; Bank Edward powon jeremiah:
Clark r. d.; Cess John; Clemens Joseph K.
Clank Mary; Click +; Celery Patrick; Cauldweu
Edwin; Cordcr John; Cornell Peter;
Dye John; Ducomb Philip; Dehaven John; Dun
gan J NJ Demer John A; Drake Daniel; Dunlap
Alexander; Ollie Israel;
Earl Mary; Engle Matthias;
Fish Samuel; Finkins H. Gray John; Career
Simon, Gimbell A; Hamilton VI; Hine II B. Hb
len Jacob; Kinney Jacob a; Kaines Jeremial
Lynch Rachael; McCanel Robert; Mangod H.
ram McDgne Henson, Martin james 2; Moore
James w; Mcdowell Robert; Matheson JAM.
Marks Daniel; Mcdonald Rebecca; Nose l., Note
Isebele; Pacher Crun; PHILIPS 4 ID; Pane Racine
+; Pane William: Pearson Lorinda: Pratt Slmuel.
Pierre Jane; Parker VIM; Pane X c; Piakc; Join
Penroy; Susan Pifer; Samuel Perkev; Jicksoa
Rathville; james Shallenberger; Isaac skinner
Nancy, Sp0oner; G.. II. 2; Shirley; ]. F. SHINE
barger; John Tyne; Lawrence Thrali, J. L Tar
ner; J. b. Tawyer; ]. B. Vance; Robert y
Winkillback; Henry Wood; B. +. 3 William
Enoch Wilson; III. Hise: Catherine Witehal: II
Wade; w. VI. Wilhelm; Mrs. Maria.
Persons calling for any of the a59re.
will please say advertised and name
date Of list J. X BROOKE: Pm
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
Horse Stealing.

Three Horses were stolen on Monday
night, last, from Mr.. Kennedy, eight miles
North West of Plymouth. The horses
were found at the Kankakee Bridge.
Three pretty hard looking customers
have been arrested, and are now in Jail,
and will be tried before a justice today.
EIn our Extra of last Saturday, We
made mention that Dutchman by the
name of Snyder, was found dead, on Tues
day of last Week; three miles east of this
place. We have since learned that his
name was not Snyder, bnt shshcc. a
Flask full Of Whiskey was found by his
side, which was evidence that whiskey
was the cause of his death.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
The Cabinet.

The Senate confirmed, on the 9th inst,
the following nominations made by Presi-
dent Buchanan for Cabinet officers:
LEWIS CAss, Of Michigan, Secretary OF
State.
HOWELL CoBB. of Georgia, Secretary OF
the Treasury.
john B. FLOYD. of Virginia, Secretary
of War.
Isaac ToucEY, of Connecticut, Secreta-
~ of the Navy.
JACOB THOMPSON. Of Mississippi. Sec.
rotary Of the Interior.
AARos v. BRowx, of Tennessee, Post
master General.
JERExrAH S. BLAcK, of Pennsylvania,
Attorney General.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

Gg-According to the latest advices
from Mexico, the number of properties be-
longing formerly TO the church, sold by
virtue of the law of Decentralization o.
June 25, 1856, is 2,8l0, valued at Sl8,-
898, 332 90. The characterization of church
property has in several places not been
complication Queretaro, for instance,
there had been no returns at all. 70 obvi-
ate this, Sr. Ledro gave orders before leav-
ing the cabinet that all the properties which
had not been sold in their respective States
should be sold in the city OF Mexico.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

John Murphy, printer, while engag-
ed at work in Bunce 81 Co.'S Office, in New
York, last week, was approached by a
young man named Miller, who playfully
said, as he pointed pistol at him, Where
shall / hit you, John?' The pistol went
off, killing Murphy within few hours
Miller says he did not know the pistol was
loaded. He is in deep distress at the ac-
cident Murphy made Il dying declaration
that he believed the shot to have been ac-
cidental
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
PLYMOUTH, IND.
Thursday Morning, March 18th, 1851
HNO PAPER NEXT WEEK. ~

AS we shall move onr office next week,
we shall issue no paper, except an extra for
legal advertisements.
~~A After mex; Saturday, our office
Clothing store, on Michigan street.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

~rhc steamship Persia arrived at
New York, on the 9th irEt. Lord Napier
the British Minister to Washington, was
one of the passengers.
The London Advertiser says that the
government is in possession Of a is,patch,
announcing the total destruction of Canton
by the British.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

HWe learn from the State Sentinel,
that the Legislature has failed to pass the
Temperance. Revenue, and Appropriation
bills. No provisions were made for supper
ting our benevolent institutions-fo the
interest on our State debt, or for the pay
ment of the Judges and State officers.
The Republican members of The Senate,
are alone responsible for these outrageous
proceedings
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

The U. S. Supreme Court has decided,
in the bred Scott case, that the Missouri
Compromise, the ordinance of 1887, and
all other restrictions, by Congressional ac-
ton, are beyond the Constitutional powers
of Congress.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

A bill is before the Louisiana Legisla-
ture allowing the head Of each family to
takea three dollar newspaper at the ex
pcnse Of the State
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

The Grand Jury have found true bills
against Eckel and Mrs. Cunningham, for
the murder Of Dr. Burdell. Snodgrass is
held to bail as a witness.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

EEOn the 5,h inst, five more con
vicis escaped from the Michigan Peni.en-
tiary at Jackson.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
TIPPECANOE FLOUR,

4 ARRANGEMENTS have been made O. s.-
~ ply the Plymouth market with tins flour. =
tie genuine can be found at Stacks. Vnnea-,'.
and on the corner 1t the old stand Of Brook / E
ans, only.
NIB. "a P. s. ALLEMAN / G..
febl9-l5tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

Suot. fEGS by the quart or busbel Sol.
~ .Ea'ncr always nhand, at the sign of the
GOLD ROOT
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

Long John Wentworth has been elected
Mayor Of Chicago. by over one thousand
lajority.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY sc
MARSHALL Circuit Court, august Term, 1857.
Louis Rathbonc and
James c. Kennedy, On account
Henry Ii. Hine
Henry b. Iline.

The plaintiffs in the above entitled CAUSE hc
haston and Williams. their attorneys, have filed in
my Office their complaint on account and il onnoar.
ing by affidavit that the defendant, Henry r. Hinc
peihg resident of this State, has departed there
from WITH intent to defraud his creditors he is there
'orc no.'nen OF the fling and tendency of said
complaint, and that the same wilihe bearl -, ~
next term OF the Marshall circuit court To no bolJ
en- en- at the court house in Plymouth, on the second
MONDAY OF August, next, and unless no annea,
plead, answer or demur thereto, the Same Mi ~
heard and determined IN his absence. - o'
Attest; NEWTON r. PACKARD. cIs,l
x,o 70, Marshall Circuit Court
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

lchabod Jewett White,
VS. ! On account
Henry II. ITine.
The plaintiffs in the above entitled cause, 10y
Liston and Williams their attorneys, have filed IN
my Office their comp plant on account and il apnear
ing 10y affidavit, that the defendant, Henry b. Hinc
being resident of this State has departed there.
from with intent to defraud his customers-he is
therefore notified of the filing and pcndency Of
said complaint, and that the same will be heard At
The next term of the Marshall Circuit Court. to bo
holden at the court house in Plymouth, oil the
second Monday ot August, next, and unless he ap-
pear, plead. answer dcmur thereto the same will
be heard and determined in his absence
Attest: NEWTON II. PACKARD.
marl2--le3. Clerk Marshall Circuit Court
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

TThe bill for the re-appraismeut Of
a,state has failed TO become law,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
SHERIFF,S SALE

u \ virtue of AN execution TO me directed
ID from the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court. I
VIII expose for sale, at public auction M the coat
house door in Plymouth. Marshall county, lnaiafs.
on the
2lst DAY OF MARCH. 1857.
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. ana f,r-
O'Clock p M Of said day, the following real osta.
to-wit
The rents and profits for n term Of vcars not -.
ceeuihS seven, OF lot lumber two, 70 of Martin
addition TO the town OF Bourbon: also. the ct
nan OF lot number one, - in Thomas Needles
addition 10 the town of Bourbon all in Ilarshau
county, Indiana, together with the apourtensne.s
TO the same belonging.
ANA on failure to realize the full amount Of lie
Judgment, interest and cost due On said excrp,i-
together with all accruing costs WILL at the sam.
une and place, expose for sale the fee simple o.
sad real estate, or so much thereof rs NAV be ne
ce.sary to satisfy said execution.
Executed as the property OF Henry II R,,,,-
1t the suit Of John I. Woodruff
Jf. VAN NALkENBITRGH
30 Shenh Marshall county, Indiana.
4cpl'-iot5 lur. Tee 0Dl
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

A new republican paper has just been
started at Crown Point, Indiana.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

~ If you want Deeds or Mortgages made out
you cannot do better than to call at the Recorder s
Office. je22tf.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
Certificate.

/. James +. Van Nalkenburgh, Sheriff of Mar
shall county, Indiana hereby certify that the fore
going is full and true copy of certificate of Elec-
ton to me directed from the Clerk of said county;
and the qualified voters are hereby notified to meet
mt the usual places of holding elections in each
township. for the purpose of eecting persons to
fill the Offices above enumerated.
Given under my hand this 9th day of March,
1857.
J. F. VANVALKENBURGH,S Sheriff
marl2-lSt3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

4 LARGE assortment of Gents Cotton and
n Woolen Socks, bought expressly for the
Plymouth boys; call and see them at
mar3-lu SIGN Of GOLDEN BOOT.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
STUB.TOED BOOTS.

IN CASES MEMS KIP BOOTS, for 50 "a
" per pair; such are retailed everywhere
Tor So 70, at WHITMORE'S,
maro-l'u Sign of the Golden Boot
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

4 endless variety of Misses and Chldrei :
4 A CATERS and Shoes, cheaper than can be had
this SIDE Of CIeayeland, Of beautilnl stvlcs Gil
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12

msrl2-lst3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-03-12
the -SHERIFF'S SALE.
2Is. DAY OF MARCH. 1857.

VII FAfI-r I0I - u --TlTI' =
De use door in smouih, MarshGi county. Inliaaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

pr..v.YK KILLED % Mondsg last, ,2'h .sst,
80 mar d scB-sd sn Indian, SINE up - II re-
Is,ce 81 Mr. Is. Y damage Of thi. coua Y, aud Vas
,.,,c,ed az rsgro trrougU MS disFoi-e o. Wn. VI.
Camsre eho undertook % cspture m To negro
hang trnod With large pistol, n s1e IN a-sut upln
NJ Carnage vheh the after used % d,u1e-blirelsd
,botsup IN Us defense, and killed ,ss negro On Tue
SPOT The negro ia described boisg .o,u five Zee.
Ten inches high dark complexion, ard weighed 10 or
$50 pounds-suppossd TO be abodt twenty yesrs Old.
An ipqusst vss held the body, which returned
lP.uldiEg Miss Cl,riou.
AsorHrR SUFFERER IN TIE CESrRaL AHERcA -
In the Published bet Of psssenge fcon itorn. who
embarked ct Aspnwsll in the Central Amencs, and
lost in the wreck Of tbs chip. appesred the name
off II. Bar. w are peined 20 KIN v ;hst Tbs IS an
erroneous printing e the name Of En- ch Hale art,
young man Of promise, from West hampton, IN '1l7
STATE. VITO wa on bis r-ruru to hIa parental home Ion
California, after residence there Of three or fou'
years. A companion, who intended & accompany hin
in the vovsea saved by the accident of not srriv-
ing ct San Francisco in season I tax hi' passage.
WREcK-Irformatfop has been eceiyed from j. Z.
Forney, United States commercial ag ut at Monrov,a
Of the wreck Of the American schoo er taTn on me
18th of July last No lives were ost and most OF The
cargo saved in good condition. onon.
MIR f K. Merry, weukpown citizen OF FairfaI
County Va, was among the lost passengers Of the
steamer Central America. H. 'hmond SCUM.
CHAxGE OF RAILROAD TINE.--The Nsw-Jsrsey
Railroad coppny announce that they vii @,ss %
S .s 6n G S IN the ss ap9 yrs r b sss;d
md the AS TO NewYOrt 10 P NJ The % m ',sa
from New York viii b. char g-d 70 TO- Tae ~ m ana
30 p. trains N.wsrk. and te M .nd 20 ~
trains from New YoTk; the 20 m TO Eizs9e,h ana me ~
m train 70 Milestone and the r. from hilstone VIII
BE- oicontnueS. 49,
ACclpFNTs Of The RAuROtD.-The > o IN. train
from New Yori as detained Yesterday East Newark for
tie BY the breaking axle. Many Of the passengers
ased 70 the d " The Phl.d.phia mail tain To New York,
mouirg stained ,hort time, running on the
oftrans r ng pat each other the Hactenssk bridge
week caused the ,nsos the tracks throwing the tops
spItcr tori from OF the cars,
ering the other made sge hole IN th side and ss6J
injured passenger. lNe"a-k A1Vest"eT
The death of W p Sherman .nnoun led 10 the Trenton
pspefs He in the streets on "Wednesday. but his
been npsring for several days Of being unwe and
dead his bed Thursday morning Mr. sherman was
the edes Of George Sherman the founder Of The GaI
for short mein lSi5himsef the joint proprietor
ard editor with bis father.
FIRES IN SUSSEX CoUyTY.-On Tuesday OF last
the Touring mill owned By Mr. John Lech In Sandy
Township accidentally TOOK ire and burned DOWN
80 tenant house the farm OF Mr. VIM Lsntef-
mon the Zinc Me destroyed BY ire on the
23d inst LOIS about + 400 not insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

ssss 70 sxpyly um-aiass vszs, the Gales ar. IN A.,
So foe county PTissi IS 80 80 Or a. Ne
<t!2 for cd rep. led Western Mss. and 8 "a SSS
Aess Beef 10 bD,ssbls Al ara en- Rsef h.. f,nns
anS more rsbty sAss a $50 bis q. sii9ss a. s.s,
western Lsid s 6eter The stock Of prime nash r-i,..s
6rst bs Is TO Liverpool; sscs Of D, M ~ saf
Il io0!c for 'oe 30 Prime Old aaa i29.Sc OR ele ~
0..t And Is frsI sales OF Ohio llsc al ssa -
g. Chez Is In i.i request ass4sss Egg axe sss.i :
RICE-The make. is moderately s~.iv. sra ,...,..
.c'icps however some~sa, limited fsr III nsas
p,rcsls; ,ses Of lS tcs At SlG4le - ~sN " pn1s
SUGARS are rather IL ,ro ,h 81 y. ssyst ad .s
are coutcuding sgspst he deerpinston u 49,, syess
q hli.h an ssysnce; the sales go hhas cas. 49, :,
sdsic. ard 50 Co. Porto Rico ate = q
sIEns-A moderate d. q and for Clovrr IN ,b,,s
I0. Tin ohy 10 plenty and in fer reere-s Il ~ y re
bush OF 4sd9s n. Rough Flax Seed q hsi.ss 1917
6 s5d 81 81 y 81 90 81 $50
make; rice. are decidedly in ouycr. favor. ~ nue.
sPELTRR In limited demand and pisces ro.., 40
nal q 7la7 month"; .casS, ina. ,vs sss ea @ N
SHOT ore IN modersie request ct unchanged pyicsa
TFAsTrals Ia extremely dull there hisias hesa "a ~, .
town buyers recently house: are wei 'o..ed md tes w
small Business doing in the low and medium tsiss -
stock compared With former ssssons modess Al sscs
sale is snnou1eed 70. Wedns.d.y mex s5 ne :psnsi -
TOBACCO-No cbanee IN the usrtst, tr,,ssscrs N
" Nh, usht Of ,t the ideas Of holders TIT ssc
II GIfc a bbs Havana at S2d4c 10 seeaess{Y
TINThe market for Pig hst and prices are merely &
nal Some 900 slsbs have been reshipped q Eerop. ~
also quiet at previous quoss.ions bot hesfa eosss q
TIILOW-The market frmi the demand 10 nsh.; sls
1890 % st 9Edsic cash Rough Fat 10 selling at sac.
WHISKY The market 10 firm with fair demands ss'sa
WHILEBONE IL Quiet; we have learned 81 ay isur
sales and prices altogether nominal. 49, d ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

hr.yy. Oct. Se-6,p m-rLoux--There 10 rssksr nc,,
doing tor the Eastern trade and Price: q ,ss ICY az eta
grades very Arm WBEAr-A lot on fo eush Ned Is&h
sId at ST. IS RyEsales in the streets peI1c sslyh
The day sales made 75c. OArsSsss Aoa sush ~
AZ &c CoRS dnl lot Of SEQ bush In store sold e Il;
railroad tscels 75c ssAeS. ooo eash 6
DO Sc and coo bush two roweS in bags al ssc wsS
No SALES report. smrpsp to New York bv river last ev
So 800 BUSH Corni &? 900 bush Wheat 900 bush osaGi
6CO0 bush Feed. - - II.
ArSUsTA, Oct q -CorroS-ssles tsisy 500 bsles an,
Bryr,ro Oct 80 D. m -FLous-Prices unchsssei; -.
md Canada sass % for extra OHIO sc Vicar sctivs e
tssdv raes supply good sales 90 coo bushels mostly Chs
go spfins Al Soc inciueing good Miwsnkee Club Isl
mon red Illinois at s5c and white Canada ct ~ ie1si ~
Com trmer sales coo bushels at 50 ec closing the h.
ter price s,esdy sales $1,000 bushes a. Sss wnxs
6mer 'ss $50 bbs per sasoo rsn'sh ts sqve
SosTs todsy 5000 bushels Wheat ~ oco bashsls ca
Sc zoe bushels Oats CANAL EXPORTS; oto'o oUsnss VIA
Il 0nO bushels Corn. ..,-..x~ ~.
CHIc.Go Oct. 80, 6p. m-FLorR advanced i'c ~esn4
Is WHEAT firm; sdvarced 10. Corn doll Oats eloysati
aies at &c. sHIPMEsTsTo Buffalo no Flour Heu0 ma
Wheat 70 Osweso Flour NJ 200 bush Wneat MIC tiff
zoo bbls Flour So COO bush Wheat; 500 bush Corn
CuIREsroy Oct. 2-CoTToNi "a hrm and uncnAneed eos3
TO-DAY SEQ bales, sses for the week 24cO.
NEwOsLEASs Oct 80 -CoTroN IL vnchsnxed sales " ~
bales; of the week 1880 baes Receipts d ~
i,h las. year. Is 500 bses do st all southern ports sH
bass stock this port $50 coo bales Prime SUGAR eon
Gasc FLOUR is betterj sales at IS ?50e5 y,i fssp =
the week bags stock in port coo BAGS 1000 bs hss
been exported 10 Europe prime Is quoted VIC. EHcnuee
ON London /, nominal at s5i New York the range nom
10 "a per cent discount. =
OswEeo Oct 80 . m-FLoUR quiet. WHEAT vssy rze
and hIm Gales Of 5000 bush WHEAT &C. for Chicago Sp
closing with holders demanding Pas advance Cost
inactive Lsis iSrosrs: alooo eS w. wae't. Canal ~
SAVANNAH. Oct :9-CorTos-Sales today ieo bsies noS4
a l2Ic. There improved demand to-day. .s.g n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31
PERSONAL.

The Board Of Oversees of Harvard College has
COZ lrrned the nomination of the Hon. L. lockwood
Hoar a. Fellow of the Coz poraton and Of the Hon. A.
A. Lawrence Treasurer, in place of Messrs. Cas-.
G. Loring and WIN. T. Andrews.
The Rev. DIR. Dewey, formerly pastor of the
Church of the Messiah in this city, has sccepteda
unanimous call of the New South Society at Church
Green in Boston, to become their pastor. and is to
ter his pastoral bors the first Sunday in January.
RThere lees than fourteen candidates for the
Texas Senatorship.
The Rev. DIR. Isaac NJ. Wise, Hebrew rabbi, Of
Cincinnati has arrived N this city route for Wash
lngton, for the purpose Of laying before President
Buchanan and his Cabinet the improperly Of ratiyiog
the Swiss treaty. He contends that it is uoconsti,u
ona on the ground that it excludes Israelites of al
benefits and deprves them Of their Just rights as c;ti
zens Of this country. Baltimore Sun, 9th.
The Hon. s. A. Douglas and two hundred and elsy-
en- Others addressed letter. few days since 10 Mr.
Wm III. Davis, telling him tina, they aporec ia.ea'
his peculiar fitness for the position" Of County
Judge Of Cook County, H. and requesting him
to fun for that office. He declined 10 acco nnods.e
them on the ground that he was too good Democrat
20 run without a nomination from a Democratic C,n-
vention. Gin. Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

Arrived. ~ -.
steamship COlumba Berry, Charleston ~ hours 70 40
ship S.ss li Ssos Stafford Eo';ss: e. 9: 3; -. Z
s asS OH Ssass z sns 3 %
but he sank before sssstsDce reached him Hss
"Y heavy weather during the passage u.,.ssse 8 dsys
voy.,e By sickness. The arrived :sh bat sss sssdsn''
shp rdT SRI fys ao sS.:ss Wye cao
tou sosds Oct "a susro to Bsnsda Bros s.ps p..Sis
lon 49, spoke bark Emperor from Rio Jsnei'o Tor
snip Georgs. Tbon...cn) Slater Liverpool ssp -
BAH Zephyr Thompson Msssna 81 days fruit . Co.
g S. .pois ship Manuel Mah tCh.sn, 10 vlpsniss
As aI,t e. IS day. out "a .,.., .na -
.s: 70 D~isss s,H 6e ga y'ss' iss -
John Benson. Gardner hence for asssna c.. -
b.Iksniirs Ontario lBEh Bruce Snessp''' '~'' =
sTs ismrei Welsh Barrett Phi.asphs a.y' coal v q
schr' John L K,n.sy, cr.sford, s. Johns River; nA
s.{s yellow pine 2 ns,s. os "a ss , ~
poke bark Harriet Fi'k tof Rock md, u days hon ~
schr Only D:asbs.r tsms.ted), Resers Baltimore ~
sciS John Howard Baker ROcLlsns. sou. for Fas sA'
sebr Ned. Mscrs.dy wilniDsssu. N. C., 10 dssa sss'
sesr W 5. Ii.daie H.wlin. oeOrs.to~p. D. Q, ay~
ees 70 jersey Cny Ferry Co. -
sssr Olive saaeS. e esss.. h ssr.iss, esq., -
schr Hudson, TAR Gloucester, fsh ~ - "a -
tehr. Barnstable, Gorhs n, Pswtucket. f -
sebr. Augusta Perry Eew-Be3ford OIL. ~
Steamer 4. B. Beach. ksmsey Baltimore 2 e'y' "s'~
B. Cromwell -
Steamer Pelican, Audrich, Provdsnes 10 h0ar'. with
20 Isaac OdelL .,.-aI
WIND-DuIins the day. W. 81 .ss ~
The steamship Northern Light having eenI'ssssa ~
will this Afternoon BE- foaed od the luee bnane po
The s,essboet NeeropsIis the fall River ins w Ill
row morups BE- t.kep On the above Dock for &c eer
be s,rpp.d, rscsalksS, and newly osPperd. -
nv Telegraph.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

great stampede Of slaves took place at Cam.
bridge. Nd, on Saturday night last No less than
thirty mac their escape. These make for.y-four WHO
have left that place within two weeks Messrs
Pattson, Philips & Brsnnock have offered reward
Of s., lCO for the apprehension of their slaves.
CRAwFoRp's WAsnISGToS ARRIVED The Bremen
brig WaIborg, having on board the Equestrian Statue
of Washin kton, is announced as bang In Hampton
Reads wners she will await the distractions of the
Washington MoppmeLt Committee.
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