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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31
VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILL

VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.
AN authorised to sell and make complets titles to the
i Tract of Land upon which the late h. p Walker re-
dsd and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop stu
sted and the slaves and stock the place. The pacs
is situated the Gslatn turnpike and intersected by
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad is enough TO
Nashville make it convenient country residence for
persons doing business in the city has fine spring
tbereIs the State and is susceptible OF divisions into
several lots each OF which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railroad. am
ihOrssd TO sell the entire Tact N body parcels
and such credit SIS may deem expsdent. shall be
the place during the first and second weeks of NOvs
next, and will receive proposals for the purchase
private sale of all any OF the above named real and per
sonal property In the time any person desiring 10
examine the property do by calling Mrs. Agnes
Walker the place. sne proposals 10 purchase be
made to her John Taylor Mathew Allen the place.
or addressed TO ne at Trenton Gioson county Tenn.
sept24-u SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee.
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Who want good Gun Barrels, Flint Percussion Locks,
SheeBrass German Silver Guards and Butts, Double
Triggers, Rife and Shot Gun WiPers, Gun, Nipples.
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valuable Lot in south Nashville, nearly square, bound.
"A ed by Washing JeHerson and Pearl Streets which
there is good buldings. bargain will be given. Fo
| terms apply 20 LANIRR, PHILLIPS & co., =
! SEPT, 4-3Rl, Market -sIesss
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lO0 CANS Fresh Baltimore steFs n ice, Just resolved
= w and will be sold At 81 co for large and 80 cents
naif cans We will supply customers this al
tbis price or less, always warranted good. .
HOLLISTER & CARTER, y
fTuton street.
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Guns ! Gums !

WE have large assortment Of Guns Double or
w Single Barrel, embracing great variety. -
MACY HAMILTON.
IN doz Sausage Mills best quality for saleby
IU MACEY & HAMILTON.
NNTB hand large and complete assoTtmeat u Of
w Shovel and TOngs aud Andirons and Fender knisee
anJ Forks Carpenters and Blacksmith tools CiTcnlar Saws
all sizes from 10 70 inch Gummers, Machine b et
ing all from inches wide. Page's Patent lTcu
Lar saw Mill Straw Cutters, and great variety Farm
ing imp,ements Icct 2gl MACRY & HAMILTON.
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ANDREW wTN,,,S
Kerosene Oils.

Advertising and Subscription Office,
No. 133 Nassau Street, nezt door to Nassau Bank
NEW YORK
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LH ssztz u. = ~
HE GreatCeniral ROuis eonaoetiBg the AslAnseoiis1
withW estsrn NorthWestsrn and Southwestern ctksf,
oV continuous hallway dirsct This road also oo1neots
IS Pttsburg with dsy line Of steaners % al ports on
he Western kvers and Cleveland and Sandusky via
steamers all ports the horLhwsstern Lakes making
he most drst easapssE aRS rsliabls r6zts By which
sREiGHT can be forwarded 10 and from the Grsas Hssf
Ratss between Philadslphia and Pittsbzrg:
FIRST CLASS.-Bo0ts, shoes, Dry Goods (oa.~..7ao..
(n boxss,J Furs, Feathers, &s..-..-. 'Vo Psi W.
5ECOND CLASS.-6Ooks and Stationary,
Dry Goods On bAlss,) Hardware, Lea S75s Psr1e0B
sneF, &c. --...-.s...l
HID ULASS.-ARyilsy yBagging, bacon, tss.,.-t toou,
Aad PORK On bulk, Hemp, &C. - p W.
F0UElA CLASs.-o0dse, Fish, Bacon, soc psr 1oon
and Pork (packsd,l lard and i2rd Oh, " - w.
-Four 81 %, psr bbLnntil furtaer 1H.iss-
Grain-45 cts. per 100 lbs. unt further ROacs.
COttOns2 per bss. notexeeediHg 500 lbs. weight un
tarther notice.
iephia, be partculzr 10 MARE package sG PhadePtss
hgi50gG. All Goods sonsgEed 80 the Agents 0f this
Aoad 81 PadsPhiA or PttsouTg viii be forwarded with
a. dsgsntion.
FRE1sar AanSrs.--Harris, WormIsy 3 Co., Memphis,
tennessee; R. s. sass Co., s.. LOUIS J. 5. Mitchell
son, Evansville lndiana DuInssn, Bel and Murdock, and
carer JswstL Louisville, Kg; C. Isdrum, MADISON,
indiana; Sprglsn Brown and Irwin Co, Cincinnati
\. ". Graham Co, ZanssFis, Ohio; Lesch Co., No
o4 kioy street Boston; Leeeh Co AstOr House, New
KorK NO.l William street. Glo No.. BatterE Place, New
iork; Ed Saseder, Philsdelphia; MaEraH kOons bal
amore; Gee. =. kranciseus, FlrIs5arg.
b. Il HOUSTON, ssaerai FFsigss AgsAt, Pdlia.
D. AoAHAEkI, SEP't'AsseOna, Pa
dec lSs '3s-u
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Three Daily Trains from PittssurEh 20
Rhfsasts tpAiu-
4 RAINS leave Pilisburgh 0osss Maj A. NJ;
Line r. II; kait Mail 9. P n
The Express Mail Daiij, sundays e.
ceptod; Making DIRECT CONNECTIONS vita al Trzns
81. Leafs, No, Dubuque, Keokuk Iowa City, Iowa;
Caro kock Island and ChicagO liloi5 Lexington
LOuisvIle, Ky; Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Ia
hyete, indiana Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland, ZanssvIlIe, Crestlins,
MassiOn ana Wooster, Ohio. AlsO
Kansas, Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND . Ill POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARB AS LOW As BY ANY OTHBR ROUTE.
raseuge from the West rely upon being he
shortest and most expeditions route
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and ali
EASTEkN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug.21 Passenger Lines, Penna Railroad. Phia.
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VALUABLE FhAiLY OF NEGRoEs FOR
EAIE.

A MOST valuable negrC -. . n, .ary.r, ,rS
= ~ "a 1nI 'Ho l!st children--e girls and boys
o. Nnoi1 % " WI y. % ~otA ech $3.50 grown. The
70 gtu home for them the VicIH>
y OF Nashville, and will sJ m trader a. double tner
S11se oohas o. deZabe Building ~
ahd olher additions 70 west NashS Iii ne in -
Psyment Address "B w" Boz s NhilI W, ~ % p1i
hsF II. 70 NAshfi"e l. "
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FOR. SALE OR EXCHANGE
SMALL RESIDENCE FOR saL.F
For Sale.

handsome brick dwelling with rooms, in Walk Ms
n Addition to Nashville. bargain will be given.
nov PIN. ]. l. d x. W. BROWN
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EVERY BODY READ THIS.

& SOMETHlSG that will pay AID mistake. Weae now
- offering for sale most beautiful acre mbered Lot,
the city for S4O, cash The will pay
the property for the two years; at the expiration Oftwo
from the date of sale the purchaser pleased
with his bargain, the Will give satisfactory
guarantee 10 pay lien SI7OO. cssh tor .he lot.
Apply TO L & w BROWN,
dec l7-Im 446 Cherry Street.
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= HAVE this dav sold nv iuterest the C-yY LIVERY
- AND SALE STABLE 70 G. B Hsrdy VINO Fiil stA con
duct the business usual. Thankful Jult iay6sg
specially solicit continuance % the 70 ne stable
doc l. 81. IAhDI-
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Persols of ConSlmptiTs la6iIa. Read ThII!


ITO THB GKEFENBBRG COMPANY; ?, Tths 6rs. time
4 in life am Induced 70 certify the uy wonderful
sct Of Gpopuaf Medicine, but in ssndsnsy ca he eer
dcaLl feel thai az only dscharging dut{ Ut owe 70
the Gutenberg Company, more especially % suffering
humanity.
arst of June last had negro man TAX wih
enough, attended with restlsaess, splitting 1od and
Other dangerous symptoms Of consumption. Z bnedi-
tsy called In Gtruly sklful ard cicuti6c physician Who
told Z was case Of consumption. BE treated H. for
several weeks, out he gradually then had
aLoinr physician OF great reputation in lung diseases he
examined hm, and e5O decided u hopeless ease
eonfumPton, and said useless spea money In ~
ing cure him.
hla previously promised the Grnenberr Agents here
Msssrs ellis * lovely that when doctors gave aim
up would try the een0erg C0nslmptys's calm. Old
ara agreeable surprise, the began Improve
after only i've doses. He Ony bottles
the balm and thT-e bottles ohe Gesnterg SsFsepaFa
Compound which cost ne the small OF nine doars
ana to-day c0nEder hin entirely cared Hs is worth
sL2OU and b. is doing good service on the pauta-
ou. consider hm PERFECTLY sound and v eli is flf,
JOHN MYEIaS
Clsib0rls, Ala.
Ihave ussi the GrnfsnburE ptivs's ha " assra
easss Of assumption, prascs win the i9fiss ef
ieeied. Wsh al you'd uss H. MEuAklS, q. D..
T0tlsns Wells. Tenn.
The GT8enberg Consump-ive's Balm u eaeetuail5 cure
Ccn.umron ana Complaints OF he Lungs easa. al
Codon ths Lungsanc Chess Hh bifi-nft
Breathur Pans m the Chest ard bronchtt TIE tisaIso-
- C5u,rtfvs5- Palm viii effect a coupol-Ia eu -
preyent TIE iseass Gom Deconns confined Cnasrn,o
tln nan eases delays ngerous lhey 49,
died fSidto sl diseases hssng ateuteney C0asln C5
We eanesy advise all ' procure The Consump aIn
az Inc price OF III Consumgtivs's BALM 50 Der sot,
- ALEX AekkNZlE Nushvilla
Ageas for the GpseDbsgN Co, Tor Teunsasee. alabama
and GeorFia- dec iZ-s
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Fifty TO Sixty Building Lots for sale m
EdgefleEd.

Edgef1eEd.
FIVE TO EIGHT YEARS CREDIT
TIE undersigned offers for sale 6hy sky Bu Id
ing Lots in HobsOn Wheless addition, and 10 the
property formerly belonging Mr. HObsOn. lust beyO nd
bloods addition in Edgehed They front 50 feet each
Gasun Turnpike. Woodland, Russell aad Falhsr ID
streets and run 40 alleys sixteen wide
portion them being about half mile from the sOsPeEsio
Bridge, and the others within mile.
will sell these Lots the following any
Wh ch can, Of course be selected blythe purchaser.
PAYMENT of anh be in cash and Olthe balance
with interest," and lien Tetzinsd-
ard no other security required.
I'd Annual pay for FIVE years with inerest-secuf
be given The two first notes, and lien retained.
3D. Eght years credit for the puneipal-nterest payable
annually and security required the interest notea and
lien r5Lai ed.
All Eight years credit for the principal the interest pays
BILE annually and security required, hen, n the
purchaser will put up dwelling house within the first
year.
18th In many would be willing to give the purchaser
Years credit II he would pay onealn during the 6rst
carpenters work. brick work plsserng painting
pay interest annually the balaacenO security being
required but a lien
offer these easy terms with the view Of placing snug
and pleasant residence within the Of Industrious
who desires it, and of adding to the population OF the
beautiful village in neighborhoOd OF our ciyin
my opinion. ApI ytO A Lindsey, Esq., or
decQ-2m WASHINGTON BARROW.
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MORRIS & STRATTON,

WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO.Is Market street, Nashville.
JAVING made arrangements by which will be rsceiv
n ing large and fresh supplies Of Grocery every days.
will hereafter have regular sales every WEDNESDAY
morning. ldecI0l B&s NORRIS E STRATTON. .
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HOUSE-BUHDERS,

Who in need Of KnobsLoeks and Laehers Of any kind
whatever Butt Hinges and Screws Bolts Of all kinds, Win
Fastnsrs, Sash springs, Nails Pat Brads in shOrt
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ST. NICHOLAS H0TEL--

LATE MANSION HOUSE.,
North Market Street, ID door beIOas de Soa1re
v GLBERI having taken the above sa I'd far number
- OF begs leave 10 inform the pute Of that fact
and say them that the house new pantt
basement to attic with and complete fur re thou0h
out Toe IberbeT, knowing full we'll need OF 6Tst
class modeTl roe in Nashville and being aphianihroplc
mood, has made every exsTOn up 1.-THE wants of
the public, and hEtleTs himself be sueeeeded His
table will al all times be furnished Il best tins and
foreign markets afford, and he p edges himself 10 make
visit.
CsrraRes and Omubuseg will regularly 10 and from
hs Nicholas Steamboats, RAILROADS. Trusty PoT
ers always in attendance al the depot receive checks
baggage, thus oOvlatng the difficulty of delay.
per 25
LoCg 20
ihse eis 80
Supper, Lodging, and Break 60
Brer kfssI from 10 3 O'Clock,
Dinner I2"
Supper, 5"S
nov v29-d6WIy.- J. v GILBERT Prou,irtor
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Wheaf! Wheaf!!

HB undersigned having orders for Wheat will pay lhe
highest market rate deliverable at McCrea q Terrass
&. WEBB,
fDlv rottona and L1-o5,r. Pyala,
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XTTRnted

COUNTRY Jeans, LnSey, Socks, Feathers, Wax Gnsen
~ &c, in exchange for goods.
nova A. DUNCAS & co
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EVERYBODY,
Williams 81 Co.,

Who is In want Of Single Double Barrel Shot Gln,
fine Razor Pocket Knife Knives and FORKS
anything Usually found in Hardware SO would and Il 10
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Oysters and Cheese.
IInfina

800 dozen Fsesh Cove Oysters;
ldU boxes Prime selected Cheese just received and for
rheap bv u EWING. MeCRORY q co
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ITO the creditors Of Naomi Driver decd Of Macon
comfy Tennessee. have suggested the insolvency OF
said estate and do hereby notify All persons having claims
1g iinst The seme to 6s them with the County Judge
said county before the 18th p next, duly aRthen
tced for prOrElO distribution, ney will be forever bar
red, dec. 9--W3t+ ABEL SMITH.
AdmiHistratOr
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WRAEAY, MkfEIAT.

UTAHTEO immediately 1000 bushels of wheat. We
w will take ali qualities Of the highest
price paid Nashville, We have for 500
bales or Strict MIddfng Cotton which viii pay
highest price delivered Warehouse,
Market and Clark street. Il. S. PREA CH & SON.
nov d. G.
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FOR RENT
Ann.n 49,
Fresh OVsfers.

FEVHE upper par Of house near The College Cherry
n street, 70 small, neat and respectable Family.
gIre of COOPER, Corner Spring and Market Street.
decI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-24
IRON CITY tOMMERuAL COLLEGE.

One ofthe most fourishing and attractive schools
of learning is the Iron City College It numbers
among its students young gentlemen from various
States Of the Union, and even from the largest
cities, where there are similar institutions-but
this one has emphatically overshadowed them al
We boldly assert that there is city in the Union
which has commercial school, where the branches
of a business education are so thoroughly taught,
as in the Iron City College of Pittsburgh.
On entering the beautiful and commodious col
lege hall, we were surprised TO witness the great
number of students in attendance. Every desk in
that large room appeared occupied, and the close a.
tention of the students, and the delightful order
were in fine harmony with the place.
The energy and consummate skill with which
this institution has been managed, dcspite oppos-
ton it has encountered from its predecessors and
cotcmporares, reflect the highest bonors upon its
gentlemanly Principal, F. w. Jenkins. Esq hhas
acquired the position, (which it can DOW maintain
with case) of lcing the very foremost and most cf
ieient Commercial College, not only in this civ.
but in the United States.-P -PinsburgA Eoesi.s
Chronicle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-24
TIL, INDIANA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER a. 1857

stations. Every thing they utter, there i
SO much soul expressed, that the demon
stration is complete. On the eve of th
9Th inst, Prof. SILL delivered poem
which does honor to our country. If Ian
guage and expressions can paint picture.
of nature and beauty, so that the MIND
can retain them, l think Mr.. SILL and hi,
poem will hang among the paintings in
the laboratory of many of his audience as
memento Of the past.
But there are other attractions which
must not be forgotten or neglected. The
next evening the "Aid Society" called the
attention of all the members of the Insti.
tute, and many more, to meet at the resi-
dence OF Bro. CoGsHALL, the Presiding
Elder. There were gathered men and
maidens, parents and children, teachers
and pupils, all united in one grand social
band. The voice of music and fricndship
minsling with the ''chit chat of the little
groups of lads and lasses, beaux and
bellies, served to make buoyant the hearts
of all the company.
Were it not for fear Of offending some
of the company, / would tell YOU the
names of some OF the fair ones, whose
beauty, gentle department and musical
charms, are calculated to enchant the heart
OF him who is not already dwelling in the
realms ofdomestic bliss.
If the guests ofthat circle, afford as good
an example of home happiness, as the
host and hostess, in after life, the world will
be filled with many lovely frcside pictures
of happiness. May their labors be reward
ell according to the richness of Heaven.
Thursday eve, Prof. MAYHEM gave MS a
historical and geographical lecture, its
merits, fear, cannot be fully appreciated
by the mass. The next morning. we
learned, with regret. that he had been un-
expcctedly called home. Mr.. DEWEY, takes
his place. The same eve, DIR. Ross. of
Niles, delivered an interesting lecture on
the importance Of education.
To BE CONTINUED.
Yours truly,
ID. w. COMSTOCK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-24
Important Decision.

A ju'lse of one of the Kentucky Courts
has iust-,lccided in case before him.
/. a voter may maintain civil action
against the Judges of election, foT unlaw
fully, wiIlfully, and knowingly, denying
him the right to vote
2. The power to establish uniform rules
of naturalization is exclusively vested
in Congress-, and cannot be exercised by
the State.
3. The process of naturalization under
the act of 1902 is Judicial, and not minis
terial.
t. Congress has no power, under the
Constitution to confer jurisdiction or im-
pose judicial duties upon the State Courts;
but the State Courts must look to the Con-
stitution and laws Of their own States, for
grants of jurisdiction; and as there is moth
ing in the Constitution and laws of Ken
tucky, comforting jurisdiction; upon any of
her Courts, to hear aud determine natural
ization cases, their judgments and ccrtifi-
Gates are void. and confer upon these hol-
ders no right to vote.
If this decision were to become the law
of the land. all persons naturalized by
State Courts-and great majority of for
eigners have been thus invested with
citizenship-would be at once disfran-
chised. We ask the attention of the pro-
fession to the points in the decision.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-24

We knew there must be some personal
and private reason why Gov Willard does
not call an extra session of the Legislature
No one doubts the absolute necessity oi
such session, for the benefit of the be-
nevolent Institutions and other interests.
and every paper in the State, Of every
party, has urged the necessity of such n
session, except the Sentinel, which dares
not avow sentiment in opposition to
Bright. Willard d &c. We were at a
loss to know why the Gov. remained so
obstinate. until this week, when Demo
cratic member Of the House gave MS his
opinion He ,ys that, according TO his
understanding, the prompt payment of the
interest on the State Bonds is i'm such
condition in the contract of S;.rrcnding one
halt for the canal. that n failure to pay.
VIII work n forfeiture of the contract, and
throw back upon us the canal and take
back the surrendered bonds. If he adds.
such should bc the result, as it most GER
talnly will be. no person or party can de-
lend Willard against the charge of having
been bought by the Bond Holders
There is in this suggestion the most
plausible apology for the Governor that we
have seen. The Bond Holders can afford
to give $4,000, 900 to cause forfeiture of
the contract.-Indiana Ameri.an.
WILLARD has determined in this thing.
no Doubt. to Initiate the unjust steward of
the New Testament, and for similar rca
son. He feels certain that the people can
not nuch longer be deceived by bogus De
'nocrary. AMI hence has determined to make
friends Of the mammon of unrightcous-
nss>. :, tint when he i> cast out thev NAV |
purchase him habitation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-24
Su RENE Judges.

The State Sentinel. B-ights chief or
gan, announces that the Attorney General
has deriae.l that although two Supreme
Judges lave resigned. to take effect here
after. there arc still no vacancies to be filled
by the people next month"; most extra
ordinary decision. Its object is to give
the Governor, instead of the people the
power to fill them We trust that those
Of all parties who dissent from this attempt
to rob the people of their rights, will de-
wise some plan by which two good Judg-
cs can be agreed upon and elected, and
then test the question with the Governors
appointers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-24
British RuIe i'm India.

J "A Calcutta correspondent of theI.on-
don Star draws the following fearful pic
ture of British Rnle in India: -
For century past we have been sowing
dragons teeth broad cast over the land: and
the fruit of our policy is now appearing
As a government, we have shown a con-
sistent and preserving determination to
subjugate the entire peninsula, and to bring
! every inhabitant beneath the heel of the
conqueror. Our possessions here have
been acquired by deliberate fraud: the
most shameless violation of treaties: and
the most heartless indifference to institu-
tions, the growth of centuries, and to the
patriotic feelings and religious convictions
of the people. We have alternately out
ragged the deepest sensibilities of the Hin
doc and Mussulman populations, until we
have created between them a common bond
of Union. We have made implacable en-
emies, not only. of the princes we have de-
posed and rtrodden down to r.penury, but
of those who We're won't to look up to them
with reverence and affection. Other con-
quero:s may have displayed more fcrocity,
and disgrared their victories BY act Of great
er and more wanton barbarity; but none
could have exhibited more abandoned
faithlessness, or pursued more systcm-
atically a course manifestIy designed to
PROSTATE, the entire people, and utterly
to sweep away every rod of territory, and
every rank, title and dignity enjoyed in for
mcr times, by either .Mussulman or Hin
docs. As my thoughts travel, backwards
over onr career OF covctousness, fraud, hy-
pocrisy, aggression, conquest, confscatioi,,
bloood, dethronement, taxation and mo-
nopoly, am astcunded by the fact that
we have been able to hold the fruit of our
robberies SO long, ssieasasilstg - fls1 ]
For 20 years my eyes have watched with
ceaseless vigilance the acts and motives of
the government of this country, and partly !
by official documents-more by the acts
and still moro by the revcIa-
tions of the Company 5 servants which have
been made to mel have obtained q clear
insight into the immortality. perfidy and
villsiny Of those who have been
suffered to scourEe this. land. !
What words could depict a miltionth part
Of the iniquities connected with the nfter- 1
y unprovokcd invasion of Affghanistan in
tcocs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-24
THE REPUBLICAN.
What Offices are to Fill!

The Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court,
we learn from the last NJ. c. Democrat,
has issued his certificate, directed to the
Sheriff, in which he says that the follow
ing officers are to be elected, viz: One Cir
cult Judge for Ninth Judicial Circuit; one
Treasurer of said county; one Recorder;
one Coroner; Commissioner for District
No. 2, and one Justice of the Peace for
Polk township.