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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
Foreign Items.

The Steamer Africa arrived at New York on the
Doth, from Liverpool Herdates are anticipated by
the Vanderbilt She brings S35oOoo in spc-
Gle.
The official announcement that the expectation o
grain and -four from France was stopped was fol
-four.
The Paris Boursc did not respond to the buoyan
cy OF the English money market.
Fuller details of the Indian news show that IN,
relief of Lucknow had been only partially accomp
lished Havelock's position was considered crit
cal.
The last monthly returns ofthe Bank of France
show a loss of twenty million francs in specie.
The Austrian Minister of Finance proposes ia
meet the financial difficulty by the issue of treasu
ry bills to the amount of 100 600, 600 forms
The decree aboliShng serfdom in Russia, is to b,
published OH the 18th of December. The lerisla
tive body is convoked for the 2Sth of November.
The Vienna money market is very heavy. The
premium on gold has increased
The steamer Emen has arrived at Suez, with Mel
bourne dates to Sept. II, and f6l0,O0o in gold
Gold advices very encouraging.
The steamers Lady Bird and Champion collide,
at Cape Otway. The latter founderel and fort,
lives were lost.
Damaging floods had occurred in New soutl
Wales
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

Ef- If the NJrshM Demotrm could not
keep the wind in its carcass, with all the
county. township and corporation teats to
suck at, with the numerous choice extra
tlt-bts the county officials have thrown it,
from time to time, without razecing, what
will become Of it when these advantages
are taken from it? as they certainly will be;
for the people will not. certainly. continue
a set OF officers in power who bc>tow their
patronage on paper that has much
smaller circulation than the RErUBIIcAN,
and vet charges more than dOubie Prize for
all the legal advertising it does The peo-
pie will not endorse such disregard of
the public interest, as this amounts to. on
the part of public servants.
If the public printing like other public
work, were let out to the lowest bidder,
the press of the country would be muci,
more free and Independent, AMI we should
mot be panied often as we are by the ba
sest trucking AMI most abiect subscrviencv
on the part of newspaper editors to corrupt
office holders. y corrupt and licentious
press is the practical result OF the wicked
and pernicious doctrine Ito the victors be.
long the spoils." \ free press is one Of
the sheet anchors of freedom, but what car
prevent it becoming the defender and apol
ogist of corrupt office holders when they
subsidize it by the patronage they WELD:
The only advantage to the people resulting
from this delightful condition of thing,
is that they are kindly allowed to foot the
bills, amid the din of the greedy cormo-
rants, crying more MORE, MORElu and
whose capaclous maws are as Unsuitable a,
the grave
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
~ We sent out bills amounting in IL,

Eg We sent out bills amounting in the
aggregate to more than 5000, at the COM
mencement of this volume against persons
whose year had expired. Only one person,
thus far. has responded to the call we made
on them. Do such persons suppose we
can publish paper without means? If Sc
they are greatly deceived. We need every
cent due us, and those in arrears, if they
entertain any interest for the cause we all
xecste, will forward us the amount OF then
Indebtedness at once, with a years sub
scription in advance Don't one of yo
neglect this request, frienls. You must
furnish us the material all il Won want us
to fire hot shot at our opponents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
E Our (Center) township.

EE Our (Center) township. is either
too poor, or the Board too penurious, to
purchase a suitable case for the township
library. The books are thrown round and
piled up on table. rendering it exceeding
ly vexatious hunting for any particular
book, besides injuring them very much
Hadn't the clerk of the Board better order
that "Nolice" about the time OF its meetings.
out of the Democrat, and apply the amount
saved to the purchase Of case? We will
publish the notice gratuitously, once a
month, il we don't forget it, and we'll try
not.
Next Saturday is the regular day for the
Board to meet. Let all interested, and the
balance OF the world, take notice.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
ErA little Girl pameI IIarertv. t

EF- y little girl namel lIasertv three
or four years old, step-daughter of Mr..
HANLToS. who lives near the Forgr, in
West township, WAS burned to death. on
Thursday last, by her clothes t king fire,
it is supposed, as no one, we learn was in
the house mt the time of its occurrence
The mother of the child hal gone to a
neighhor'S, and Mr. III. was at tie barn. n
short distance from the house. Aitcr a
short absence he returned to the house and
found the child lying on the hearth in front
of the fire. with It's clothes all burned off
anil its body scorchel to crisp. 1t ive.l
only about two hours after beng discov-
-ered. We give the above as we heard it
without vouchinS for its accuracy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

~ Ourself and family were honorcd
with an invitation to dine at the Edward S
House on Thanksgiving day, which we ac-
cepted, of course 1t would occupy toe
much of our space to enumerate all the
COOL things under which the tables groan-
ell. STEpNAx is au fat of such matters
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

re- Our Carrier desires a poetical New
Years Address to the Patrons of the RE-
PUBLICAN. Will not some ono OF our poet
ical friends prepare one for him by the
25th inst? The author of the accepted adj
dress shall have copy of the REPUBLICAN
one wear without charge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

N VAN NosTRAND leaves next Satur-
day, positively, so, if you want him to I'M
print your features in most beautiful style
upon a chrystal plate, before he leaves,
there is not second to spare.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

Es- Our polite friends of the Be Hive.
at Laporte, where they sell goods so re-
markably cheap, wishes our rca lcrs to give
their new advertisement glance. anil when
they visit the city step in and look through
their extensive assortment
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
EOur frieul JAMES M,rcur,L sen

EE0ur friend. JAMES MIrcHELI, sent us
mp large stove, of his own manufacture,
the other day, for oar office 1t is twice the
weight of eastern stoves of the same size,
and answers our purpose admirably. Mr.
VI. is prepared to execute all orders for
castings he NAV bc favored with.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

~ The "REGULAToR' invites all cash
customers, who want the most goods for
the least money. to call in and examine
his splendid stock. He says he can sell As
cheap as any one else, in the regions round
about Yellow River.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

Ig- Messrs. FArLK IL SIMON hive left
their books with Messrs. CoRHIN d PACK
ARD. where those indebted to them are in
vitcl to call soon and settle. if they wish
to save costs. 1t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

fF We regret to learn that our res
peeted friend. Cen WV. BAILEY, is at pre-
sent very seriously indisposcd. His fami
ly have almost dcspaired of his recovery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

Ey The firm of FAuLK IL SIMON, in this
place, we learn, has closed, and the goo Is
removed to some other point. Sorry to
hear it. They are clever fellows.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
33ats! DsSsss=sas.
PUBI.ISHER,S MARK.

Persons out of the county receiving papers
marked thus - after their name, will understand
it to signify that their time has about expired, and
that another remittance is solicited.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

TS y gentleman called at our office a
few days since and related to us some cir
cumstanceS relative to the manner one OF
our township officers recently treated a
woman named Wright; which, although a
woman of bad character, we hope, for the
honor of humanity is a mistake. The
statement is that he took her and her eff
fects into his wagon for the purpose OF
moving her to some other place. and after
proceeding few miles, pretended that his
wagon hal broke, made her get out, took
her plumber out, and left her on the road
side That night a furious snow storm
prevailed, and she wandered in the blast to
the house of paupcr, who admitted her,
else she would certainly have persisted.
We omit the name of the officer for fear our
informant was miSinfOrmed in some of the
particulars. as we are 10th to believe that
any one would be guilty OF such deliberate
inhuinanity as this would imply. We
have not stated the affair as circumstantial
" as we heard it,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
SEND FOR IT! SEND FOR IT,

IVNHE most superby illustrated Magazine ever
unfinished in America, is the December
number of the CosMoPoLIrAN ART JoUsNAL, con
taining over sirty splendid Eagarings, and giving
full particulars of the benefits of she Cosmopolitan
Art Association, toO dollars year; single copies
ffiy cens. Specimen copies will be sent to all
persons who wish to subscribe receipt OF hive
postage stamps, Us cents.) See advertisement
headed "Brilhdm Prospectus" i'll this paper.
Address
c. l.. DERBY, Actuary c. a. A..
5is Broaduay, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
ry Our circulation is less in Tippeca

ry Our circulation is less in Tippeca-
noe township than any other in the county.
Are the Republicans of that township in
different about sustaining county organ?
We hope not. We would visit our friends
in that quarter, and endeavor to stir them
up, but cannot be spared from our post
Send in your names, friends, with the mo-
ney, if you can; if not give us your names,
any how. and the money as soon as posi-
bic. There is exciting times ahead, and
we would like, during the coming year, to
hold converse with every friend of freedom
in the CONTEMPLATION, Democrat or
Abolitionist-we care not what name he
goes by so tina: he is opposed to the adj
mission of any more slave States into The
Union, unler any plea whatever.
Since the above was in type we have re-
ceived small list of new subscribers from
Squire COOKS, of the above township, with
the promise that he will send us more soon.
Accept our thanks, Squire. Would like
to send one hundred copies of our paper in
10 Tippccanoc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

Ts- y thief, who stole carriage and
span of horses near Logan>port, was APP
prchend on the Kankakee river, between
this place and Laporte, on last Monday
evening lie was brought back to this
place Monday night and accommodates
with lodgings at the Van Nalkenburs
house. lie proceeded Tuesday morning
accompanied by his suite. on his return
lie is young looking chap-from his ap-
pearance. not over Is or ~ years old, but
has a hardened look. Didn't learn hi,
name
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
WOOD AND COUNTRY PRODUCE


Fire Wood and most kinds of Country Produce
taken in payment of subscription To the RErrr
IICAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
II P.4ROD II.

II Pe4ROD Il.
When | can read the sign board clear,
On mansion hanging high,
III bid farewell to Foyies dear,
The slow Price Store" to try.
The others all their wit engage,
To keep the prices high,
But can smile to see their rage,
While Cheaper there / buy.
Their Goods like wild deluge come,
The --latest SyisS Of Fail;
And BILL exclaimed on reaching home,
Lice Yankees" beat us all.
There will | buy. my money save,
Their Goods are very low,
And not a world Of trouble have;
Just try RICE, SMITH & Co.
PLyMoUTH, Ind, Oct. -, 1881.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

ES- We understand that there is a pau
per in this township, named Armstrong,
who has a wife with one or two small chill
lren, perhaps, to whom our Township
Board (which is SO liberal as to publish a
yearly notice in the Marshall Uemocr0, at
cost of eight or ten dollars, without
particle of authority for suck application
of the public money, doles ont the misera-
Bile pittance of 50 a month-scarcely e.
nough to keep hog. This man has the
consumption. and has been reduced to pow
erty by sickness. He was, previous to his
indiSposition, a hard working man, we un-
derstand If the Board considers him en-
titled to any relief it should grant him at
least sufficient to procure the necessaries OF
life Wonder if the facts that he is a ma
tive and a Republican has any influence on
the Board?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

Eg We greatly obliged to NJ
FRENCH, Esq, for late Cincinnati paper
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
Esears. Wild i'm OssiO.

Who would suppose that any portion of Ohio
is 50 new and sparely settled that bears run
wild in it, and that hunters far and near go there
to have sport? Such is the case. Our good
friend James d. Ladd, has been there, and tells
us marvellous stories of peril, and adventure
The spot is ten miles from Napoleon, in Henry
county A body of some twelve hundred acres
of land, owned by the Wadsworths, of New
York, is chcekered with bear paths, and deer
are as plenty as sheep.
The bear hunter arms himself with a brace
of pistols, mounts good horse, gets on trail,
and follows it until he overtakes his game
The bear will not run, but will permit the ridet
to approach within a few PAGES. II the shot is
lataI all well. If not, the horse will soon put
one out of harms way.
Stealing cubs is rare sport. If they squall
all the old ones within earshot are ON hand, at
once, and will pursue the robber to the door o.
his dwelling and try to force it.
This IS densely and heavily timbercd region
A company is now taking ship timber from it tc
New York City. 1t is cut and put on boats, or
the Maumee river, or canal, and thus transpor
ted through the lake to Buffalo, and thence BY
the Erie canal, to the Atlantic Our informant
saw one stick Of this timber, which was valued
at $50. In bears, big trees, and ague, tina
Maumee country Is hard to beat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
Synopsis Of II Temperance BIZ pas
seil by the Ohio Senate al d now
pending Am the House,

This bill is introduced as an amendment tc
the Law, passed May 1854 and the following
particulars show wherein it differs from, and Is
amendatory of the old law, which may be found
and examined by any Justice Of the Peace:
l. 1t diapenses with ayerment and proof that
the person selling to a minor, or drunkard, knew
at the time Of sale that the buyer was minor Oh
drunkard
2. 10 keep place Of public resort, where IL
quors are allowed to be drank is the same Of
fence as selling at place of public resort.
3. Allow Courts to remit the fine or impriS.
onmcnt, or both, Of a person convicted OF get
ting drunk, if he will make full disclosure un
der oath, of all places within his knowlelg,
where intoxicating liquors are sold contrary tt
law.
4. The revision of the old law, excepting
wine, beer, and cider, is left out.
5. Punishment for the first offence is fine on
"; for every subsequent offence is the same al
the old law.
g. Transfers the jurisdiction to the Common
Pleas, and requires all prosecutions to be begun
by indictment.
T. Bill is drawn throughout with a view tt
relieve its provisions from ambiguity and obscu
rity, and to prevent eyasions.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
A California Wife.

We hare been told that when John Bigler,
hale Governor ofCaliornia was member Of the
state Legislature. Mrs Bigler, his wife, abso-
lutely washed the clothes Of gentlemen, for so
much dozen. At the tins Of his selection,
Rigier was very poor, and his per diem was hard
iy enough for himself and wife to live on in those
pro ligal times. 70 make both ends meet, and
% ARE something against rainy day, Madame
Biglar put her shoulder to the wheel as above
related. Now, won't this be startling to the
pale aced attenuated females Of tho East, who
scream and faint at the sight ofa wash tub OF
cob wsb Think of t. The wife Of an ex.
Governor, with her sleeves and gown tucked up
bending over the wash tub. while her husband
with bis dickey standing upright chafng his cal
rose 10 question Of privilege. "Mr Speaker
pr. S,pe-a-k-e r!'' And then think Of the ex.
washweman being feted three years after. as thu
Governor of California, worth ono hundred ant
fifty thousand dollars !--snoney enough to maks
the heads Of universal gneerdom duck and driy.
ike an aElighted water fowl. Good for th,
Pennsylvania Dutch girl !, Five hundred year
bsncs. when tAa historian Lifts the veil from th'
askaounhs of the past and writes the history Q
tie aafargotEsn 5aad, be may perhaps appenc
fsiaIittls spiEads 10 the history Of ono Of Cali
Erniaa Governors. And the little ragged girl
that then ge down 10 dip the water from the Rio
sacramento, may think better of their mother
who have To labor, because, . long tins ago
Mrs BigIer. The Governors wife filled ber wash
fube from the saaRs noble river- These are th'
pionser ssmen Of California; there are mani
sueh, u strong Wilisd and ~ true, wht
qazIisd let g their own footsteps in th'
Ids, wilgsa hearts will swell With hope at
lie banging of the hammer,
Aaa slsesraehiHg ot HlecFaHg.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
Nav YoaK March ls

The 4Ierald's Dispatch says the Cabinet at
Washington had a long session nto-dAy-upwards
of six hours. They had up for consideration
the Philadelphia appointments. but two of which
il IS understood. were decided, Jos. B. Baker, o.
Lancaster, as Collector, and Gideon Westcott as
Postmaster. The remainder of the appoint.
ments will be made tomorrow The California
Boston, and New York appointments, will be
the greatest thing on the programme. 1t is
understood that an effort has been made to in.
duce the President to cancel the appointment o.
Mr.. johnson, which was made Saturday and con.
tirrned, as Consul at Beyrout, it having been as
certained that he has been prominent Republi-
can, and was Mr.. Summers Private Secretary.
Col. Manypcnny rendered his resignation 'to-
day as Indian Commissioner. Col. James B.
Steadman Of Ohio succeeds him. 1t was ru.
mored at one time to- day that Mr.. Buchanan
objected to Mr.. Steadman because he was the
leading Douglas man in the Cincinnati Conven-
tion. Ex-Governor Medill takes the first
Comptrolership, vice L. -Whittelsy, resigned
Ohio is satisfied with these two appointments,
in the absence Of Cabinet position.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
TIE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE AGE,

RTOPAY if DR.. Toblass celebrated Venetian
~ Liniment does not cure Cholera, Cone, sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Vomiting Cuts,
Burns. Old Sores, Swelhngs, Toothache, Head
ache Oysentary, Group, Coughs, Dyspepsia Mumps
Chapped hands, cold feet, Mosqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, back ana
chest.
NO HUMBUG-TRY IT.
DR. Tobios has w arranted his Lniment for eight
years without ever havingA demand for the return
OF the moneyall that is as iedls TO use II aecoruhg
to the directions.
NO ONE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT IT
After once using it. II you do not find it better
than anything you ever tried before
GET YOUR MONEY RETURNED!
a1y-Thousands of certificates have been received
speL king of its virtues Now adayslt Is the prac-
tice to fill up the papers with certificates from uh
known persons or given by those who never used
the medicine now DR. Tobias offers TO pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove that he ever published
false certificate during the time ne has had MS med
cine before the public. -a
Call on the Agent and get a pamphlet containing
genuine certificates.
tiun Liniment have sta ted it is injurious to take
it internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH;
|, Samuel l. Tobias, of the city OF New York, be
ing duly 'worn do depose that compound a Lllli,
ment called Venitian and that the ingredients OF
which it is compounded are perfectly harmless to
ia Ike internally even in double the quantity named
in The directions accompanying each bottle;
New York, January 9th. 1856
Sworn to this day before me,
b. FERNANDO WOOD Mayor
Price 25 and so cthts. Sold by the Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the Unltee
States. ,.
geyAlso for sale, DR.. Tobias Horse Liniment, il
mint bottles, at 80 cents, warranted superior to any
other. Al
| York. o
| Patterson, Wheeling; John BeaIl andS HaEilton
| Cadiz: A jul Schreiber, Mooreheld NJ Jolley, New
Market; Phpps Il Co. Smyrna
| November l9 1856 lyr, ,sepcia notice,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
Tl,e TaVyx ofan Outuaw.

The New York Tribune pronounces the de-
cision Of the United States Supreme Court in
the bred Scott case. entitled to just so much
moral weight as would be the judgment of a
majority ofthose congregated 10 any Washing
ton bar ROOM
This journal treats with contempt everything
that runs counter to its notions Of right. 1t
hesitates not 10 put at defiance law, judicial de-
cisions and social restraints; aud yet there are
thousands Of well meaning people who venerate
It more than they do the bible. Its influence
is more deadly to the true moral sentiment 81
the country, than malaria is to the physieri sys'
tem
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

0rB1sHop PIERCE Is ritirg series OF let
ters describing his journey through Kansas. In
describing Kansas City he says:
ats about the last place where common man
would have thought of locating city. Perpen-
dcuar hills hills oval; hills ragged; long slopes;
abrupt aseents with rayines and gorges deep OF
yawning wide in wild confusion, all seemed to
forbid house building thereabout. But it is a
good point for trade and so Mammon, or An.
glo-SaXon energy, or American enterprise, just
as you please, has dug, and levelled and built
The houses fronting the river are reared against
the bluff, with its summit far above the roof and
in the rear end, and even in the third story, yor
have an earthly odor peculiar to newly dug
cellar. Yet with all its ups and downs, trade
flourishes, and the city grows.'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
Valuable Farnne for Sale.

The Subscribers offer for sale the farm on which
C. M Belknapnow resides, situated in Short Creek
township, Harrison county, Olio, on the Hopadale
and Wheeling Plank Road, one mile from AdenAs
seven miles west of Mt Pleasant and SIX miles
south OF Hopedale. Said FL rm contains 200 acres;
about 40 of which is excellent bottom land and the
remainder good upland; all ot which il uuder good
state OF cultivation The improvements eonsist ot
two dwelling houses, large frame barn aHfa good
orchard There il an abundance OF good timber,
coal and water on the land:gf9. 3'A .eg. ssia
The subscribers also offer for sale the farm on
which Samuel Carothers now resides, situated tiE
Nottingham township, IIafrison couniy, OHIO, ens
acres ali under good state Of cultivation Taefs
Is dwelling houae on the farm. There is an sbun.t
da nee of Timber and Water qn NJ the premises
of the Undersigned who will mah known the terms,
fF q. M. BEL GNAF.F II
vi goa 81 ~. ! tBEtliSN AP.s
February II, I857-6tpd as4 4s:ss b..a as1s.i