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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

A CARD.-The subscribers having Deeh sa'Ject
unexpected delay in conpns part Of their building on
Brosa y for tine burue the won mean.
while invite stock goods adapted to first class
trade together with every variety Of READY MADE CLOTHING,
which they have for sale at Their od establishment on
Cherry and Cstherinests BROOKS. BRoTHEaS: =,
Nos. ll6 and ll8 Cheny.st., Y
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

bANk tAILJREs--BANh tAILLREs.--New-
Jeney State and Ea.te Bank ellis taken ct for CLorH
nc, RoGERs RAYmONDs C~ttrsl Clothing Warehouse.
Nassau aud fUitosi Jpp site the son and Herald
nfhr
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
o- 1887. 81

CASH DOwN.--fOr rcs1y money (n1 trust)
ness,s Ky Co No, o snd 6jj Bfoadway are wing the
moot surgnsng .quSa ents tok 81 tteu aVet'-ment IN
the DR., i,nocs oclllnlt of N pAprI
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

WHO'S GOT ANY MONEY We advise all who
have spy ot that and particularly desirable commodity
70 20 AZ once 70 DALEY CO. Nos 65 and 6S Broadway,
and make an Fo- inform alton read Messr
D. Go sdyei euenr In Oy Goods column OF this paper
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
IRON CITY eOLLEGE, PIrTsBURC, PENN.

This institution already, we believe, the
largest and most popular one in the United States
il hereafter to have at the head of its board OF IN
structons, John C. Smith, a. NJ, the late popular
and efficient professor of Mathematics and Account
ant, in Fairfield Seminary, Herkimer county, N. Y.
From the known ability and success of Professor
Smith, as a teacher Of long experience, with dc
termination 70 accomplish what he undertakes, we
bcspeak for the Iron City College, a still higher
degree of success than it has hitherto enjoyed
And while We regret the loss Mr. S. as teacher
among us, We cannot bet commend the wisdom
and discretion of the propretors of the Iron City
College in securing the best talent and most com
petent instructor the country affords. .fe
The faculty of the College is large, experienced
and emincntly successful in their several depart
ments.
For particulars sec advertisements in another col
umn, or address the Principal, +. W jenkins, ESQ.
Pittsburg, Penn.--Ilion Independent, Herkimcr Co
Ner York. s..s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
- - - >c.ns.----------
A Good Word for the Ladi IS.

Some Of the papers are lectllrlng women
upon extravaganza in drss, and advising
them to retrcnch, especially during the
present financial difficulty. Doubtless
there are many cases of unwarrantable ex-
travaganco in this way; bu; do people ever
consider that two or three glasses OF brandy
and half dozen regalias, INDUCED in dai-
ly by man, to say nothing of five and ten
dollar dinners, amount to more in year
than would be required to dress woman
up to the full requirements OF fashion,
Much of this talk about the extravaganza
Of women is nonsense. They are almost
universally careful. and many trader,
would to-day have been safe and sound II
he had listened to the prudent counsels OF
his wife. rather than the reckless prompt
ings OF his own ambition. 1t is natural
for mean men to endeavor to shift the res
possibility Of ftheir follyto other shoulders,
but it is rather too much to charge com.
mercial rcvulsion like this upon ones wife
and daughter isA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
Proclamation.

The custom which has long prevailed,
of the people of the State assembling an
nually, to return their thanks to Almighty
God for his watchful care over the welfare
of our prosperous commonwealth, is one
which commends itself to the enlightened
judgement of all men. We have more
than ordinary occasion to be grateful for
the abundant harvest, preserved health and
continued peace. which have been vouch-
safed to use during the present year.
therefore appoint Thursday, the 26th day
November, 1857, as a day of thanksgiving
and prayer; and invite all good citizens tc
abstain from their secular pursuits on tha,
day, return their thanks for the favors re-
ceived, and unitedly invoke the blessings
of God for the future, upon our beloved
State and Nation.
IS WIrSEss WHEREOF, l have
hcreunto set my hand. and caus
el to be affixed the Seal of tin
State of Indiana, this, the 1Otl
[sEAr.1 day of November, A. d., 1851
the 42nd year of the State. am
of the independence of the UnitcC
States the eighty second
ASHBEL p. WILLARD.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
DAs'L McCLuRE, Secretary of State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
The Pcrmauency of the Republican Par
ty is Demonstrated.


The recent elections clearly establish the
fact of the psrm0nenry Of the Republican
party. 81 ho rv .
A party that can stand mp under the cir
cumstances of the present time is impregna-
ble This is the first year of Buchanan S
reign. Itwas deemed by the leaders ofhis
partyto be all important to crush out Rep
ublicanism at the first elections held after
the Inauguration. Hence in Maine, New
Hampshire, Ohio, Iowa, Kansas, Mime
sofa. &C.. all the forces of the Pro Slavery
Administration were brought into requlsi-
ton. Every Custom House. Post Office,
Land Office, and Light House were ordered
to put forth in money anl men their ut
most cxertions. All the Government
newspapers, Mail Agents and Contractors,
and even the soldiers of the United States
army, were pressed into active service. Io
the Party OF Slavery this appeared the
very time TO strike the strongest blow
against Frealom. But it has all been ii
vsin.' The Republican principle has come
out victorious. Never before did party
rally with such strength. after Presiden-
tial election in which it had been defeated
as the Republican party has, in the State
elections of the present year. Beyond al
Question, it is to be the great Party of th'
future. II will obtain the Governmen
and save the Republic.--db. Ere. Jour
4 nal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
Things in New York.

NEW lOhh, 4'ot. IL.
The mails from Upper Canada. for Eng
land, did not reach this city in consequence
of the freshets west, until half-past ons
this L. NJ. MIR. Cunard detained the Per-
sia for them. She left at 230
Morris O'Connell, the principal of the
gang in the Greenwich street murder case
has been arrested.
The unemployed men had another meet
ing in Tompkins' Square this morning TO
make out list of the most needy men
among them to be the first employed by
the Corporation. They were not bolster.
ous ~
The City HALLS still guarded by strong
police force. \ crowd which gathered
around the steps this morning. dispersed
without difficulty.
Some of the unemployed. of the more
indiscreet kind. attacked the bakers wag-
gons this morning. in the upper part Of the
city.
Mrs Cuningham's trial, on the charge
of falsely producing sn heir to the late DR..
Burdell has been postponed to the third
Tuesday in December. 1t will take place
in Goshen n Y. ,ee
Guerra, who shot Degranval, has been
fined 81 900 and COSTS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
rs- The bogus Democracy shouted

Rs- The bogus Democracy shouted
themselves hoarse and swallowed all
the mean whiskey they could find last
spring oyer their victory in Iowa. They
are doing the same thing now over the
New York. Wisconsin and Minnesota
elections. As in the case of Iowa SO will it
it be with three States last named.19The
next elections held in those States Democ-
racy will be driven back bowling into their
kennels
The Democrats will never again be
able TO marshall their forces in the north
crn States under the black pro-slavcry ban
ner. The er-sovereignty dodge hav-
ing been cast off, like an old garment, by
the party, no ono will be deceived by their
hypocritical professions in regard to let
ting the people of a territory select their
own institutions. Nor will the new dodge
in regard to "negro-equality'' and "amal-
gamation' Douglass has been believing
about SO vehemently Of late avail the doom
cd party. The great issue and the one thai
must absorb every other in the next Pres
idcntial canvass is, ""Shall Slavery be ex
tendel:' The Democracy take the affirm
ative-Republicans the negative; and will
mo more Slave States inscribed on thei
banners, the Republicans will 60 into th'
contest That question decided, it will b.
time enough to discuss negro equality
and negro suffrage" "Amalgsmation'
is already practised too much by southern
j Democrats We are glad to see tiei
northern allies cudgel them abont it.
shows, bad ani debasca as thoy are. tha
early education has some influence" owe
them. AS long asthis is the case we hav
some lingering hopes that they will b
brought to see the error Of their ways soon
er or later t iuel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

NEw YonK. Nov. 10.

There was another gathering in Tomp
kins Square this morning. Speeches were
made not. however, of an incendiary, char
actcr. There were also thousand persons
in the Park. but the Police would permit
no speech making
There is astrong force of Police inside
the City Hall, and it is said that regiment
holds itself in readiness for any outbreak,
through there are no signs of one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

Ey The Democracy have crawleisinto
their holes, pulled the holes in, and got
Nigger Anderson to cover the holes up SO
that no traces of them have as yet been
found---Elkhart County Times
They have not done quite SO we'll in
Kosciusko, Mr.. Times, in their haste to get
in, they have left their holes sticking out in
this county; some Of them eight and ten
feet As soon as they can get the Rev. in
dividual down here they will attend to
things. In the interval, wonder if .hc
President of the TT. Wayne Clay Club, al
las Bobtail, alias his honor of sixteen
speeches, could not be prevailed onto come
down and make aspeach to thcm.-Norh-
srn Indicnion e. To7b a sfatsc'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

The Era adds: 1--WE trust that Re-
publieanism will have strength enough in
the next Congress to put its heel up
on such craftsmanship as this. Let us have
no more tinkering with the Tariff, no in
reference by Congress to shield men from
their just rcsponsibilities--no attempt by
Congress TO meddle with the currency. ex-
cept to provide, to the extent of its power,
that it shall be gold and silver 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
re- DavrrL w. HALsng, Esq, Editc

re- DANIEL w. HALsEY. Esq, Editor
of the Hamilton (ohio) Laielligeneer, and
brother of l. B. HArsrY, Esq, of this
county. died at the former place on We'd
nesday. 4th INST. aged S4. He was, those
say who knew him personally, man Of
generous impulses, and an ornament to the
profession. In his death the Republican
cause has lost an able and Jealous cham
pion $685. tfs4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

zent know muffin bout wat we mean. lse
got de note; and wants de six bits.
"Sam, yousc sprising case ob ignora-
mus. and ye must larn--you must larn,
Sam And with this eonsolatory re-
mark the drawer of the note walked of
whistling leaving the holder of the docu-
mcnt desperately engaged in an effort tc
comprehend the TO him new system o.
settling things by f"spenshun OF speshl
payments -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19


The New Orleans Picsyune laughs at the
times. like boy vhistlipg as he goes
through the woods on a dark night in or
dersto keep his couraage up: 1'ili aial'i9liis
'THE HARD TrNEs.-S Sr,<, he Lcpee,
tvo cullerd gemmen IN dialogue Il say,
Pete, old hoss, i de cash on dis note
Oh yourn for six bits Iloan you long time
ago. Ise making my oollecshuns, SO as to
make all tings squar agin christmas.'' 70
"Sec heah, Sam, haint you been aground
somewliar, two tree mont, up de riber?
Youse hind de times, you is, and don't
know muffin bout what's gwlne on thong
de munnyd men Ise spended speshy pays
ments,rI has!' noai sss'9l issl EFT
al.sYou'se done .chats WY wat de deb.
bill de nigger talking 'bola?', qcsa sais'
,sg~Now, gcrnmen. addressing the by.
ISLANDERS. acshully pitics'd de ignornnce o.
dat ar niger, watts Just come down into
the lcominershal sarcles, and knows nuffir
fboat shc 'sientific frazes. SAM you'rees
meluncully case Of inoglecte<l cd,iycashun.
an1 told wat spsnshun OBJ Spsshy payment
nleanssqfyyen / don Z know muffin at al
boat my own notes, and stops dealin II
money wild ebery body, 'cept somebody
got suffin to pay ms, dat's regler spenshul
specie payments, and dats Jus wat lse dun
pigger;'duz yo und'stsnd meeH 17Ilo 30
"Ye--yes.oI / srscts IdxE,a but j tluz
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
From Washington.

" AsHINGTON, NV, y.
Orders were issued to-day for the imme-
diate concentration of the marine corps
stationed at Philadelphia and Washington
TO protect the Sub Treasury at New York
properly from rioters. If necessary all
the available army will also be ordered fol
the same duty. Col Harris, commanding
the marine crops at Brooklyn, who was
here on special duty, went to New-Iorl
to night, under orders to report TO Gen
Scott forthwith.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
Remarkable if True.

IA woman's life was curiously preserved
By her husband in Staffordshire, England
lately, by the process Of TRANSMISSION. She
lay at the point of fdcath,l when, as a las'
resource. a vein was opened in her arnll
and one in the arm of her husband, and AZ
the blood flowed from the latter it was
transmitted by suitable apparatus TO thu
veins of the wife. < 5.aos l7...
After seventeen ounces had thus been in
iected. the pulse became pcrceptible, ans
the colorless lips Redeemed. the CLASSY eyc'
frightened, and she thankfully said, g
am better." The case has progresses
very favorably, and the woman is recovi
ering. = s4ar5sf + a3slifa s0. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
Emancipafion.

An article taken from a St. Thomas pa
per, states that Holland has settled all the
details for the general emancipation of slaves
in the Islands Of Curacao, Boniaire, Aruba
and St. Eustatius. All the emancipated
who can, will be called upon to work for
the State, which will pay them fair wages.
According to the arrangements made, Hol-
land will pay to every STAKEHOLDER fan
equivalent for the slave.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
Eg The South Bend hegister speaks
thus concerning ourself and paper:

thus concerning ourseit and paper:
The Editor states that the publication
of the Republican will be suspended tor a
fortnight, to give time to collect arrcara-
res and TO extend its circulation. Such a
live paper should have subscription list
Of 1000, all paid in advance, to say the
least" = ,Tala nesag9
Who would not be proud of a feather
like this in his cap? Hope our friends OF
the Register may always entertain SO cx-
altcd an opinion Of our paper. Wehav'nt
the least objection toa list of 1000 prepay
ing subscribers, and hope our friends Will
continue their efforts until that number is
obtained ess1 4e 1a.d s-zlfe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

fiI NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
The Tennessee, from Vera Cruz on the
7th has arrived. She brings over half a
million in specie. -
Her dates from Vera Cruz are to the 9th,
and from Mexico to the 4th. The political
guarantees Of the constitution are suspend
ed, and Commopfort was clothed with
dictatorial powers. v..4ea -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

E1- A vcrylarge majority of the Ger
man adopted ciiizensgOf Chicago, says the
Tribune. voted the Republican ticket at the
recent election The Germans arc not IA
vor of extending slavery, and all Of them,
every where, will ere long vote the same
way.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
Walkers Moti.e,

The motive which controlled Messrs.
Walker and Stanton in rejecting the frau
dulent returns from Oxford is correctly
given in the following paragraph from the
proclamation: .,.9it {"
I'm view Of the condition of affairs in
Kansas for several years past, nf the efforts
] long made to put in operation here revo-
lutionary government, and Of the fact that
this effort was suspended under the belief
that the political difficulties Of the terrific
ry might at length be fairly adjusted at the
polls, if that adjustment should now be de-
featcd. and the people deprived Of their
rightful power under the laws of Congress,
by fictitious returns of votes never given,
it is our solemn conviction that the pacifica-
ton of Kansas. through the exercise of the
elective franchise, would become impracti
cable. and that civil war would be inme-
diately recommended in this Territory, ex,
tending we fear to adjacent States. ant
subiecting the Government to Imminent
peril. 'ea9ak dA odi So s1sa-se.
1t was fear, not principle. which ha'
governed Gov. Walker. 1t was with the
greatest difficulty, and he knew it, tina
, General Lane restrained the people from ia
king summary vengeance for the Kickapo'
frauds, IN tckich he himself had participa
, ted lie foresaw that to sanction this OK
ford outrage would bring out the Sharpe
5 rifles, and he shrunk from it. Those ri
fles have saved Kansas from first to last
| ,-RcpuJiic. Iosib ~. ieas e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
rx- THE Loransrort Pharos amnnt ate

EE- The Logansport Pharos ampntatcs
the legs, just above the knees. of such of
bis brethren as voted for the new State
Bank. His knife cuts like it was sharp
cned on brick-Stonc.. See how he -four
ishes the terrible instrument: -
1.-The Charlottesville Review talks like a
Democrat, when it says that .;no man who
in the least favors banking. shall ever re-
ceive.its support. and if certain Democrat
who have been so foolish as to compromise
their political principles by aiding the
Black Republican partyainzfoisting the new
State Bank fraud upon, the State expect
the rank and filc to. follow they will be sad
ly Mistaken That's the doctrinel Le
the Democratic watch-word be, 1--WE fol
low the lead of Democrats. only who arr
true to Democratic principles and th'
party will be iavincible. 80 q -..a-s;...g p .
Don't this make yon shake IN you
boots, Mcssrs. AshbelP Willard, Judg
Thos L. Smith, Jesse d. Bright. G. \
Fitch. and twenty or thirty others, in diff
fercnt parts of the State. including one a
least in Marshall? You didn't vote 70
Willard last fall, we suppose, .Hr. Pharos
Oh. you didn't get your mad up until sine
the election? Well, we'll Well see no,
consistently you'll act in future In th
meantime. we adviseiyou to be . little eau
tious about making rash promises, Dem
ocrats have to turn some very sharp corner
occasionally in their efforts tokeer IN sigh
of their leaders. = sad zsepoe nsssew
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

We hope friend MArrrxdLr may be
successful in making collections, and that
his paper will soon re-appear sparkling as
brightly as evcr-iSouth Bend Forum.
Thank you for your kind wishes and
f1attering compliment. May your shadow
increase. ~ - - ~ a.-ifsW
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

ET A very interesting session OF the
Northern Indiana Teachers Institute was
held at Goshen last mouth, says the St.
Joseph Valley Register. 1t Adjourned TO
meet at South Bend on the last Monday Of
April, 1853 v .snsa s3sis = ss.a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

Alexander's command. which constitutes
the van of the general army.
1t was rumored that the 9Th and 10th
infantry batteries and the artillery would
take possession of the Mormon village at
Bear River Cor winter ouart,rs. ---.---.----
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
LATER
New York, Nov

.e s-al'1 New York, Nov. 10, p. NJ.
s1lucatan and Csmpeachy have surren-
derei to the government forces, The rev.
olution. however. had taken new life, and
the whole people were in arms.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

The same paper establishes l"snother
commandment, . which we do not know
but that It is as applicable here. as else
where:
Always deal with men who patronize
the printer, lest you fall into the hands OF
those who are too illibersl to give yon the
full value of your money. faa aays
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
Es- The Liberty Herald gets off thu

Es- The Liberty Herald gets off the
following "6oo" at the money panic: n
= Panic is the blindest. most irrational
Of human impulses. 20, Dependency is
practical Atheism Hard times must ever
be succeeded, sooner or later. by good
times. When the present panic has sub
sided. people will wonder wha. frightened
them. The question, l"who struck Billy
Patterson,r will then become obsolete,
and what created the panic will be equally
signifcant.i}im@8 = sei.ssF il5 .goi.
Whether this is "big enough Boo tc
frighten away the monster Panic" and
permit good times to dawn on us again
remains to, be seen. dan Ia .sta.-I.l.-,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

- New YORK, Nov. IL. n
1t is reported that the Barings have ia.
ken the new loan of the Michigan Central
Railroad at 10 cents.
The Comptroller advcrtises for 500,
900 to form a part of the 10000 appro
priated by the Common Council, for the
prosecution Of the Central Park. Th'
work cannot continue until appropriation il
rendered available by the issue and sale o
these bonds, 6sef as ias ~.
IS From San Domingo we have official re
ports to the effect that Gen. Palmentier
commanding the Government troops, hat
routed the Caleyan revolutionists at Sa
vannah, with great loss to the latter an.
very few casualties to his own command
The American settlers on the Peninsula
were about to leave. 1t is thought that
is the intention Of the Dominican Govern
ment TO fall under the Haytiens. llr ae
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

Gg~A Kansas correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Times gives the following piece
Of information in regard to the Oxford
swindle: ..t.....-.s.ss "a q
"On Gov. Walkers return from the pre-
cinct of Oxford he halted at Lawrence. and
taking out large roll of paper, said to the
crowd that he would show them curiosi-
ty, ii they would promise not to destroy it.
He then unrolled the returns Of the precinct
of Oxford, which contained sixteen hum
dred and one names all in the same hand
writing--measming exactly ffty-four feet
in length. Al Of the names except l2O
,cers copied from = Willion,s' Csncinndt'
Directory" those commencing with the
same letter following each other as regu-
larly as they do on the pages OF that very
same book" .....t,..a