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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

BEEF and. MUTTON dressed have i'm
proved and are wnnh AZ Go per III.
BETTER j. quite duii a, as,otaf,,.nr, viz: nj
thu way tr,n 1874 Cor f1im N ara r,ll
+ GOAL nv single ton,IeI vercc Ell nd f,ri
ar fii are $40 j0.3Chirn, 600; l oil
(Mor,i- and S llej 81 jOas,0a ani by c =.
load 81. TIE supply "i Sheffield Coal is abnn
isnf and said bv many ~ be ef mich bet
quality than that mined list year; ii seIIs ia
Sc 6, so mr. ton. ., .. . <t ss,.n ~
8 COO Err AG Eld,illar 81 Cor .pork and bee
barr,ls without sales. n UT barrels soc
CHEESE--W, stern Re.erve at lla1lia and
H'nibire IN. Y. at ~ r2t5c
EGGS.--22 DC per dozen.
GHWINES.--Demand not lafre at e3a
24c per gallon.
-HAY.-Prairie. loose, 50 90 50 90 pcr ton.
Presse II $50, 25pnr hnfr Of 300 - 4n3 HIS.
HOGS continue firm aai 81; SO p n 100 lbs
for dressed.
LEA 35a36c per p unl;
sole, best Spanish 81 a '3c per ID, upper jja
~ per dozen feh t'Ht - 80 sit'8O
q LlME.-Common per Dbl LOCAL so; Water
4 ,75a2, 90. 5n@nn0lIs0efa ads la l3-4sos
- O. L.-LInse ed lis per gallon; rs for
boiled. Lard oil LOS.
!, ONIONS.-S2, 50a3,OO per bnshel. s+'
POfAroES-Plenty. at 75as0c per buSl,el.
c POULTRY. dressed chickens are worth
l4al6c each. Turkeys saqc per, lb.- ~ a
PORK held firmly at si9a2O Tor mess; lorg
mi dies IN boxes sac; shoulders in dry salt
&c nn,list4 PER tbI in pickle Lar,l raiIsc.
SEEDS--rlmothy 81 50 per bu. Glove
Sc 50a6, Us. .vfa.ast - gsfrit,g fus
. sSALT--Fine, per single Dbl s2ae, 20; in lots
$, 90al -. Dairy, ~ Id sacks loc; in bar
reis Of 280 lbs Including ,acks) S3,-5.-l
Coarse. per package of'320 10. So, II. slofs
Z 1AbLoW---Firm at lIaii1sc Tor rendered
md &c in the rough. ,4u-g - s.,er. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22
CONGRESSIONAI.

4 WAHISGr. J.u IL : The Senate Ii
pot ia session. 10 day. having sdjou'nst
over iib MONDAY. IS
HopsE - Nh Offers Introduced bill
granting Isnis tn New Mexico. kauss,
and Missouri, for R.iroslupurposes
On mutton of Mr.. Grespw God. a reso
luton was adopted, calling on the Pres
ident Tor "a compsetr- !ist of Sps rsoas
charged with the disbursement Of the
pubic money who have failed for=mn
than twelve months TO settle their nc
counts and the reason. for soch neglect.
A vote of SO against 81 tabled the
Senate bill allowing fishing bounties 10
SIX vessels which failed TO complies their
voyages;., 80 80. ..,...,...
S The House was brought &c nm abrupt
adjournment by the sudden illness of Mr..
NluoibS>. --f- f.r tf...-. q. sfI 800. IA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22
WASHING roN1TEMS


WAsHiSGroN, Jan l7.--At the clos
ing session Of the Agricultural Societ I,
Yesterday. resolution was adop,ed ure
ing upon Congress the establishment o
a. an Industrial University in each Sr.r.
aud Territory. BIZ grents OF lana valued
at moi less hsn $500 600 A commil,ee
consisting IT Mrssp. Corcorsn, Gusts
Calvert. French anu Boone were an,
pointed to further This object.
w. F M, Army has arrived. with LEI.
ter numeroasIy signed by ciliz,ns Of Kan
sas. without regard TO party, asking Of
Congress donation of lands. similar to
those granted ihr Western Safes, for the
establishment OF universities and semi
nsrles OF tanning in that Territory,
The President has approx bill
mendms on. act for The promotion of tie
efficiency Of the Navy.
The Presidents first public reception
party OF the season came off last evening
IL wss lrngthily and fashions Div s,re,d
ed. Among Tie most no.. bic guests
was Governor Robinson of Kansas.
WAsHiNGToN. Jan. l7.--Klngham and
Pike. Correspondents OF the Nrw York
pa Pers, end Chase. New York Ex. Mem Der
Of Congress, were examined to-day be-
lore the Conception Investigating Com
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22
S lmon Brook. Aroos,ook Co.,, NJ,
See adverti>epcnf.

&c The RAPID chsi g.s oil weather in our VA.
riaie climate Is peculiarly trying la he cons j.
tuition at the weak and delicate Rheumatism
Pain and Aching of the Bou-s, Neuralgia.
Hacking Cough. &C. notnnly Affects them, but
seizes hold on many who are now most vIgo-
roas and healthy. ~ ,.---------.-.-.,-,
To all such. We cannot in TOO strong term
rec"nprnd 'he nse OF Cartel's Spsuish NIX
tdre. lt.cures disease by Purifying ihe bio.d,
sad 1Peiing from The system all the impurI-
ties which tend 10 generate or retain disease;
1 is pc riectly Larn~ss, an.l has q lined for it,
sell relhI.afisri as al, r5iive siIi strength
etine tuiirc, VII ctl i. not pproacifed bs sny
''eicine row before tue pal.li, - As a remedy
n Seio uii. ami the very worst forms OF de-
Pr"e,t blood, no me,iical discovery vel h,ade
qiais II. The propriciors at this valuable
rei..etiy arcin daily receipt of letters firm all
i'' nr "' county detailing cnres by C ir1er's
'af sh III xtiire, afer all The elm {. of Pl,ysi
cla's anh iife iesnslar rc:nsdie< # the proles-
sion had sisually failed. We TAX yr- a, ,,lear
snrc "a calling the a:t,nitns { tie afi. tied 10
rs n'eri's ASA nieoill / ase..t on singular
and .x raarliuary cii-acv. f-s,T
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22
SUDDEN ILLNESS OF MR. GIDDlNGS

WAsHI notion. Jan. TIM Glddings.
while earnestly discussing private hill
Ia the House this afternoon was seen
To put his hand To his head and "a II IN TO
his seat. bring seized with s,trnphv q,
the heart. Members and spectators were
at once thrown into ,iir highest state of
alarm. The Speaker and numerous Rry
r.seniativrs crird out 10 those who pass
ed around Mr.. sGIddings. to stand back
aud give him sir. Asnid the excite men;,
adjournmrnt ~nsusd. Giddings was re-.
moved to the lobby. Where he was at
tsndedS BY several Members. who sre
Physicians. For some minutes hen're
nisined sanse.ess a4sss a3es3s
He was restored to consciousness 1bdA'
evidently suffered 'iptrns~ly He 80
Thence carried on sofa TO the Sp~skfpd
room. and several city physicsns wr4si
summoned. aud much attention was be
stowrd on the patient His condition
is considered extremely critical IL ssfI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22
Huzza for Pennsylvania! :
Great Rcpuslican Triumph.

Gen Simon Cameron. Republican, Wa,
On the 18th inst., elected by the Penn
sylvsnis Legislature. a Senator OF the U
8. Tor six years from the 4lh Of March
next. The vote stood. frat balIo,-Csm.
eron 81 Forney So; Fos,er7. -
Old Bucksissued his sdict to the faith
ful to elect Fornsy. bul some ofthsm gol
weak d-boited-voied for that
stsunch old Republican. and friend OF
Liberty, Gen. Cameron. and thus elected
him. .s.','
The Republican sentiment is becoming
too strong in Pennsylvania to be longer
resisted. 1.-THE election could be held
over, the Keystone State would 20 Re-
publican by twenty thousand. Not a
doubl Of il. The Quskeu have voted al
last. Again we say. husEa for this un-
expected triumph in Pennsylvania.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22
Life Illustrated:

A First Glass Family Newspaper, devoted to 5
News, literature. Sciew e. al /. the drfs:to
Entertainment, Improvement. and Progrexr
designed to encourage spirit OF Hope .iaa--
illness, Self reliance. and Activity among The
people; 10 ilius;rate Lif in ali its phases
sndto Indicate the mode By which we may
,ttain the highest degree Of usefain s. and f
happiness-a paper which zought 20 be Fead
by every family. IN the lad Published,
Weekly, esA, year. o. 81 fOr half year.
~ I'm scooui,sse wits IN ARA semest
made with the publishers Of the above vaIu-
able works, we are enabled to pFef--eithey
one of+hesa or'sIl;; In Connection With the Re-
publican, at half pnce. That is, we will fur
nish the RepubhcsAsot either one u the two
6rstsnaned At 50 per snnum, or the Rsppb- :,
lican and- Life Illustrated for 6s,50 in sd-
sances By this arrangement d above aoks
can be had Al the lowest ciub tales Sabxcr5. =
bers 10 the Republicans who hav already s;d
their subscriptions can have ,eitherof The a.
bove works BY .payirS the ti1b fates IN add
ton. ~. frf,isS Is s5s1-- e~Sf S,IF7
Lie lliustruted is one OF the mort ussfal
and entertaining papers published in the Upi-si'
ted Stsies.--Ed. Rep. <rA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22
BANK NEWS.

/ CHICAGO. Jan. l7.-Several Of The eli,
banks yesterday threw out The notes ol
the Peoples Bank at Carmi; RushviIIp
Bank: Prairie State Bank. Washington
and Stock Security Bank DanvlIle-aIi
t'linois. The latter IS partially secured
by California bonds; the O, hers are
owned ~ the Gfamercy Bssk. Lifa,r,ie.
Ind. Total am"nnt in ciIculn ton 1925.
600; securlurs 5900,oOtfu Missnnr, vlr
einia Louisiana. California and Tenn, 5.
see bouts at' .salitH 4ht'fli t'tiil %
Tnr Kansas Free Slate Lsgislstur. has
until the serOnd ruesday in
June. ~ if'a'i.''f is'4a s'.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

GJ The Wh"iess,s. Gr..c,r, ,siai lishm-n'
of y. W. Rob6s 8 Co.. is anptl.er F II VAN
House. deserving The 10 ice Of ri. il dealers in
this place and vicin-y. Oar M,rchants will
no doubt consplt insir i,,eresl by sen ling their
orders 10 this Hn.se. Ter Stoes is .rery
Large, compreheadius every article, almost IN
the Grnc, ~ line. and as They have The r~pu,a-
t'on It being liberal, ellerprising, basin -
m,n, we have no doubt they will sell Goods
as low as they can he bought in amy ohfr
Western City. - eysf ,oi fHm6 .,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


SATURDAY Jsn. 10.
Tho bill 10 increase the Governors
salary .sss reported back. amendments
were offrred but lost me s3rin % a7ge
Thin bill was reed . third time this
morning. Itraises the ssisry &c %, 500
Several me mbers spoke rather u%xptana-
tion OF thar personal ap.sitipn than TO
The merits Of the bill. Mr.. Cullen re
gsrdedaihs present salary as too low
that the Gosermos of thiss State should
receive si i.sst ssnmuch ass Rsilrosd
Prssiirut. A genssai expression by The
speskrrs WIS msdc in favor offsisiDg the
salaries II the Judges. = sea tliseo I fgls
The bill was passed -ssyss rs; spoes
% snsEss l .ToaeRGams sldf n .noila
s On motion Of Mcdonald, Of Lske,S the
Governor. Auditor end Treasurer, we're
Feqaested 70 Icy belere the House. copies
Of ell circuIsfs sent by shAm or either of
them, TO the Commissioners az Swsmp
Lands. or me county tfessorefs Of Swsmp
lLsssd funds. d;sf sd no bssiqrs ,noai
Z Hum pbrrys introduced q bin to'repen
the liquor law ofatsss session. .ss-ues'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

f. BRowAs EssESoE OF JAMAicA GrSGsK---
We cali me attention Of ,,sir readers 10 t..cssi
verIisnienlin our columns, of ihst web esfab-
iisiIesi renedy r'5r.wn's, E<srnce OF. J.an,aica
Ginger prepared only by, its pr"prctcr ~
the correr f Fifth aud Chestnut Streets.
is al all times beneficial but ut This sessnn,
'wuen aiiecifons iof' The stomach amt bs,,seis
and particularly the SuinmsrT complaint are 50
com,non. no, individual or family, fhanld be
without it, AS companion Tor travellers ON
long journeys and by sea, il will be found In
valuable, - am Ion S. .sscqiDq slf'i ,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

coRREcTEp WEEKLY,
SPECIE. PAYING BANKS.


rss SPECIE, PAYING BANKS. o..
Rockville bank, Rockville. a-..
Bank OF The Capitol, Indianapolis.
Bank o. Elkhart, Eikhart. 90
Bank OF Goshen, Goshen. ''tf i't f-fHta
Bank Of Indiana. Michigan Civ $500 ei.
Bank OF Monticello, Monticello. r.a
Bank OF MI Vernon, MI. Vernon.
bank OF North America, Clinton.
Bank OF Paoli, Paol Eng
Bank OF Rockville, Wabash - eH
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse. a. 5o1 ssf
Bank OF Salem, Salem. s,
Bank Of Warsaw, Warsaw.
Bloomington Bank, bloomington.
Canal Bank Of Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City Bank, do. -s-
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Central Bank, Indianapolis. r.s. 81.
EXCHANGE Bank, Greendastle.
Fayete county Bank, Connersville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, -Indiinapoiis,
F (closing.)y fs' ..s.l sst .h-si-F~1i
anneS' Bank, Westfield. 81 .1sa
Hoosier Bank. Logsnsport. ~. ts-....
Huntington county Bank, Huntington.
Indiana Bank. Madison.
indian Reserve snk, Kokomo. 'ii aa-
Indiana farmers Bank, franklin. s--a go
ndiana Stock Bank, Laporie. Z ..s $50
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus. 81.
Lagrange Bank. Lima.
Merchants & Mechanics Bark, New Albany.
Parke County Bank Rockville 2 30 ~
Prairie City Bank. Terre Hanie. .n.l.
Southern Bank o. indiana, / ERIE Haute.
Salem Bank, Salem.
Stale Bank ot1naiana and branches.
Traders Bank,, Indianapolis, iclo>ing } 40
TIprecanoe ai1k Logansporta a1tIois
NoTE.-lhe above liz embraces the Sa'e
Bank and Branches, and such OF the specie
Paying Ere. . Banks as are doing a legitimate
business and having regular Banking Tout es.
u For the Future we shall omit those that
are not current, as there are about asQmaay
prices upon their issues as There arg H,<xiex
shops 10 issde them. as .ff II -.'h...{'1
Cramercy t9ank Lafayette esoSe-) -;
Shawn e Bank, Atlca, q o>e.) f..-.., ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22
Bank OF the State OF Indiana.

Bank Of the State Of Indiansl.
The Cincinnati Gazette. Of recent
date. gives the following description Of
the appearance Of the noIes Of this ins,i
We saw yesterday the notes OF this
Bank from tho new plate engsa we'd by
Baldwin, Ball end Grassland, of New
York. They present . very fine appear
snce. By the use Of two colors on the
face Of the note. counterfsiting them BY
the pho,og process is rendered i'm
possible; Tor in photogrsph,ng the paper
must 6nl be saturated with nitrate OF
silver to produce black, and before chem
icsls will &C; TO produce colors the nj
is.te Of siives mus. be washed or sos ked
out. This, hawever, il is impossible TO
do wilhou, destroying the paper. The
counsers or lathe work around the figures
in each upper corner are sIso very finely
engraved. and wsold be dificuIt 40
counterfeit. The vignet,rs, though not
IS fine as the counters ere still very
hsndssms. Thst on thrs Fisesis ss7fe-S
male figure, represrntiirg a she phs rdess
uaiehing over her H,ck That ON the
Tens has four figures. representing ngfi 4
cufiuse. manufactures spd commerce ta-
king lessons Of SCIENCE and that on The
Twsnties Two human figures, represent
rng sericuIture and commerce In the sci
OF making trade. whiis = dog (Fidsli.y)
Is watching 10 secure perfect fsirness. 2 &
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

TWO U s. SENATORS ELECTED g
PORTLAND, MAINE jan II = H.mlin
has been elected U S. Syn,ior for ih+
long term. aud Amos Nourse Tor The shult
term $3.50 Do n'.ft lGEeita ifsaao -ai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

This resolution was discussed at some
length but finsIly adopted. n
A massage Il m the House. requesting
tue concurrence OF the Senate. asked tba t
Tue SENATE sttrnd IA the Hall .of the
House. at 2f-2 o'clock to proceed TO
count the vote for Governor, &c.
bv wallace shat the SENATE 90 into
the House in body. on invitstion Of the
House TO count the vote 70, Goysrnor, a,
the hour named by the House resolution.
Laid on the tahls
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

g Hon, james = simnonss de nee Re-
pusiicsn Senator from Rhode Island b.s
once before held The ssrs posisioa.n--.zs
from 1 s4l 20 EIs47s ,HeIwss . psomiaep,
md inf uensisl me mbef ,ofsshs Wing psrs
az Tor tosnvsv<sfs.ai - Isiigfo cd 10 g.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22
? Gramercy Bank Paiicd.

The Indians Journal. Of the 18Th inst.
has the following in ference to tbs fail.
use Of the Gramercy Bank. under its
monetary and commtreisI heed - o-s
The bills OF the Gfsmcrcy Bank. stL,.
fayetie. vers thrown out yeste rday by the
Bankers OF this city. Tie securities OF
the Bank are gone. and its notes. conse-
qurntiy. worthless. We understand lhai
under misappre hension Of the intention
of The parties, and by seemingly fair rep
reservations made. The Auditor OF .Staie
permitted the securities To be removed
from his Office. As matters stand a, pre-
seat. The circulating notes Of The Gram
sIcy Bank are worth liitle ornethins.
The Journal Of the 18th. contains aha
following additional information in re-
gard ,oths fsilare Of the Grsmercy and
Other Banks: = es sa
The failure Of the Gramercy Bank is
stirbu,sbie 10 speeulsIions in State
Stocks. IN Wall street operations ami no,
tosths failure of any Bank TO pay claims
held By the Gramercy Bank. ,.s.s -aes
Inc owners Of the Gramrrcy were. al.
90. the owners uf The Saswaes Bsnk at
AlticA. That Bank is now placed in the
lis, Of suspended. apd Broken Banks. -
The Grsmercy owned .faus Illinois
E.nks, one ofwhich 1.-The Praifis Stare
Bank. iIWashington we noticed yes
terdsy as hs ing failed. Illinois money
is generally discsedited, moi on account
of shs connection Of the Gnmsrcy will.
several Of The banks of that State p-riic-
ulaIly, but hecs use. . feeling Of dislrust
has been prevalent for some time ia ref.
erence to ihsir solyency. Some, Of. our
merchants receive Illinois money, but all
the Banks throw il out o. discount il
heavily. 8, 49,, ',-,...-- ~. 1; I,
Both houses of the Legislature today
p.sssd resolutions asking The Asditsr and
Tssasuser OF State to ley before them the
amount Of circulation. bonds on dspesi,e
ss-securitiss, aud ,shs value of the same,
belonging t. the Gramsscy Bank. -
Anoshsr resolution cslls for informs.
tion of similar character in reference
TO ell the Free Banks Of the S,sse,-
When al The statements are made. il will
then be srsn who has been a. fault. ifI
fault there is. 10 the matter of the remo-
val Of secutities, TO which we alluded |
yesterday. -sox -s4, ..5a geg -
The Free Banks of Indiana. in compIl-
snse With The law. have been, publ ishiag |
thsIf semi-snnuat stsie.nepss in the |,
y'usHsl for some days past. The. stsaa-
ing Of The Banks can be learned Iran
shvse stale mepts They are all sound I
aud SAFE Thr hdure of the Gramsrcy !
aud Shswnes Bauks sbouli, no, sff.c, ,he |
credit Of any osh<r the Fsss Banks. or I
diminish The ccrRdsace that the people |
have in their stability. 1.-The secus,ries1
Of ihs GrsRefcy were removed fron the
Auditors soe6ce under false .preteusrs.
thai iscs shoaId not implicsse The officers.
or iniure the credit Of any other Bsuk-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

b co. Mr. Bfenton. NJ. c.. from the
adjoining district. had the bad taste 10
speak direspectfully OF the Press gsneral-
". few days since in Congress. for
which he has already been prstty severe
ly handled by the New York Tribune and
other papers. Lewis D. Campbell Of
Ohio. and A. X. MARSHALL Of Kentucky.
were also guilty Of tho same offence -
Men who denouncs the Press in such
wholesale terms. show want Of sense
as we'll az discretion. sHss7s ~" s1ai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

a. The U. s.. Agricultural Society
met in Washington City Oh the I4,h
inst. There was. we learn, a larger at
tendance Than ever before: twenty eight
Slates and Territories Agricultural
Boards and Societies being represented.
Among the sudisnce was President
Pierce. and many Senators and Repre-
ssntstives. lasft.ss4 ro-l ssa..s
The President Of the Society. Mr.. vii.
der. read the annual address. which con-
tanned many practIcal suggestions. aid
showing the society to be in flourish
ing condition. IS .ro7 ssi4 ea.ssss
"A business Committee was appointed.
Ssrerai Interesting debates occupied the
morning.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

wasfndnced totry it in her case, aud sent to
our Store aud pnrch used one bottle. She had
iakeh II btt few DAYS when i.. beyan 10 i'm.
pr'v"- an n"w, aft r kin only one b,,tle.
tee as en- Wing better health m "A IN, hast
Years. She feels pain ia her side or in
ANY part al her body. AID attributes hsr cure
entirely 20 the German ter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

CO. Hsslsn. OF Iovns hss been sjsei.
ID fsen Ne assssn he US Senate. sel 1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

c. Aspfb~r edisor.9 Jobn Be- Nornsras
Egg sf shr New Aia.uy LesIgss. hssfs /,
en- a Victim 10 sCaspid s wii~s, s<eelssiys
vs,o1fss him oos tongsstuistitns,z end
hops tie .oiop nay prove lasting sa5
hnppv. / So ARK fo1 ~ o4417 zeal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22


4l)hey are iLercfnre enabled 10 furnish any
thing in their line. ireish considered. as low
as can be bought il N. Y ria Cincinnati, ca,
cago, or any other Maraei.n ir am -sI|
F ,rt Wavne is NOW within Two or ihrec,
h,alrs ride from this place, uninterrupted by
any chluge OF Cars. Merchants Therefore, IL
this pla, and vicinity, can cbtHin my thing
hey may need in the line Of Williams & Hlrs-
fis, in a few hunrs, thereby avoidin 2. the ex.
peuse, delays and losssfiime. uccasioned b,
purchasing or ordering from a greater dist ,nce.
Williams = Huestis have bun one price, ssni
iIn,se ,r l-ring from them. vi obtain goods
The same quality aud rice, as il there in per-
son Ia purchase. Fiin ss4aFa- sfli
If you would therefore SAVE both money ani
time. purchase OF Williams 4 AHuestis. Whole
sale Grocers, M. IS. Columbia street, Forl
Wayne, Ind. % s73 lns l>rcq [lln.6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

Wv. W sfsaTOS Ith0OSuf0f.
The vinceanss, G Katie gives the sub
stance of Gov. WiIlsrd's inaugural. :,
Il follows: ~ ~
Tho Govsrncr returns thanks TO The
people FOR rlecting him Governor hopes
The Lsgisls,ute viii repeal the liquor
iaw-devotes about a column TO poor
defunct Know NoihingismA sings q. hal
lslujah. over lsqustser sovsreis niy and
Constitutional sIsvsry-snd quits.
i: is unnecessary to say more--lhe
reader has all The points Of the address in
the above extract. We regard il rs .
seBseless. undigniied production. alto.
gsthar unworthy the chief executive off.
Gel. OF a great State. Our columns are
too much crowded this week 10 ADM, It's
insertion. Next weet-eut of respect
for the station. we have none for the &C.
cupant-ws win try to find room for II.
Owe have the proceedings Of the
Legislature up TO Saturday evening 'asl.
but cannot find room for them all. this
week. Nothing Of Importance had been
finally acted upon. Our paper next week
viii contain = condensed account Of lis
doins- up 10 the la.es, dates received.
The Auditor Of State. in compliance
with resolution of both Houses. mode a
report on Saturday explaining how he
permitted the securities Of tn. Grsmercy
aud Shawnee Banks to be removed from
his office. Itsppesrs that he was deceiv-
ed by the representations of Wteelock
and Nexson. owners Of these concerns.
and although be took an indemnity bond
in the sum Of $4,000. signed by seve raj
gentlemen ofweal,h and respeciabili,y,
in Lafayette and vicinity, he is uncertain
whether i, can be collected OF not. he
says. in conclusions:
Prompt measures will. however. be
taken, either to enforce collection Of the
bond OF prevent me transfer of The stock
thus frsudulen,ly obtained, to innocent
parties. The circumstance has occasion
ed me deep regret, but trust will not
eventuats in serious loss to The public"
3 This is an unfortunate affair for the |
Auditor. in any aspect in which il NAV |
be viewed. There is no safety in an !
officer departing from the requirements OF !
The law for the accommodation of any |
one. Ills the opinion ~ several mem.
bers Of the Legislature that the Stnte is
bound TO redeem the notes Of these Banks.
and that the Auditor 10 liable OR his bond 1
10 The State The Auditors bond 10 in
he sum Of s25 600. iass i
aH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

The soppor.ionmeut bill. oduced, by
Cravens, on Friday. wts read third
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-22

o. The Wisconsin Legislature met
on the IA III last, and ofganiz,d the day
following.
Indiana Legislature.
q II