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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-16
SOAETHINQ NER-
BOYgE & ELvER SON

FURNISHING STORE,
No 20 PUBLIC SouARz.
TNHB subscribers desire call public ATTENTION 70 their En-
Il TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Ciashs las-
sameres, Vestims ., DrilliBgs Ready MADE
ClOthlng and fun stock OF GenfieRen,s Ear
nlshtog Goods.
Having purchased stock under the favorable cir
eumseances We viii offer cash puBe
b1aA VINE oeaters, aud solicit the trade xau.naOn
OF our stoek before pgrch asng We ca
speeiat aenoa 20 the rtmeut cloths Cassner.s
and FestnZss Bhch will 20 order IN ire aest
styles and warranted 70 u OF sale. We call slsu
Ton 70 our stock OF Ready made Clothing, Manufactured
expressly for trade witch " are deteiin 1, eli -
the lowest prices and thereby merit pasTunage Our oc
OF Gentemens Furnishing Goods wall alVav BE- ioHnd cn,
pets We will speedily storea Que sioe Of Rows
Clothing.
HANfED-A lew good Journey meB--nOns but gO0doa.
need apply. BON~E a EIEBhSUN
tsoe-u No. % Public Squsrs .
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.


THE Directorso Of this Company announce to the
Il Public that this Cemetsry has been laid OF with suit
able avenues and walks, and portion Of the ground
subdivded into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map of the grounds can be al the office OF
Lindsey Crockett, where the public invited to cal
and examine the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves the public spare nc
money pains TO make equal any Cemetery in the
Union and such Nashville may feel pride in.
The Cemetery Is now in charge Of o competent Super.
intendeut living on the ground under VIII direction
iernents viii be made in the best and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visedby the citizens Nashville and
for bat purpose an Omnibus will leave the Office of Linds
ley Crockett al O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon. the
9Th inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The seats will be free.
Ladies aud Families DESTROYS of visiting the grounds
will be called for their residences by sending their
cards 10 the President of the Company.
A. V. s. LINDSEY, Pres't.
C. ". NANCE, See'v. jy6-d
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HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
In Store and for sale at the Sign of the
Little RN6ians

CONER CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
CHOICE lot OF hue Havana Cigar 2t0 dozea bags due
n smoking Tobacco la, nne Chewing Tobacco
with general variety OF nne brands always hand with
the largest variety Of Pipes the market. Also
Gns SUI f., cOnss of Scotch, French Rappee, Maecaboy
&C. lin choice assortment of Wines, Liquors. Ale Por
and least, would call
lovers the od and Reel choice selection of Fishing
Tackles, which received and of the finest quality
Call examine at the OF Cedar and Cherry
street. apl2-Jiil janl'5S J. MOORB.
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NaShVilleLumberHaPd
j. G.. DARDET.

DEALER IN LUMBER. SHINGLES, AND
BOARDS
HAVE now on hand large lot OF Cedar yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Clear Whine Pine, Poplar Plank,
list. Seantng, Square Cedlr Cedar Pank snd PopIsr
sangiSs haye Five Mills cutting fOpl-r &c a., .
dressing Poplar, and Yellow Pine Flooring One Shl-
gle Machine. making No. Poplar Shingles. u eGnstnt
operation can supply nifty Lumber OF Shingles
g. The shortest notice, and al he lowest prices the ea
Leave your orders for prompt alle1uou with
mar2 J. e.. DARDEN,
Nashville Lumber Yard, No. M Broadwav
LUMBER.
GOOD lot Of Joist, Seantng, and two inch Plank On
IA hand cheap nr cash goJd OF Boards and PlpIsr
Shingles be delivered in days 10 those wansng
them. My Mill Is cutting daily. Agent 6r other Nils
will pay particular attention all orders. Call al he
Savings Institution and Leave your orders you them
1lled lhov25l J. a. DAknEN
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III. p. DOrr;S.

ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.
a this Foundry an making Cooking, ParIor,
"A and Heating Stoves, Cf every variety, Hollow
ware OF ali kinds, Andifons Sad Irons and " afe Irons
OF all kinds.
ALso Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware all Of which
propose 10 sell at wholesale retail cash or 10
puneiual time Dealers Particular pai Roofing
ami GutIering. n P ToRKIS
apT27 Nos College rect NasbviIs
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A. r. BEERs. o. T. TERET
BEERS & TERRY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A. P. BEERS.

AOOOoAAs ia,
III VIII attend 10 the sale Of all kinds OF Tennessee
Produce their store Oppos the PlanIes' Hotel.
BEFEREScEs-H0n. John P. King, Pres G. R. K. Augusta
J. A. Ansey, Augusta; K Bitter Augusta; H. 7. Ysas-
nan, Nashville, Tenn; j. A. Brown, MurreesbOrO Tenn
Sey mour, Pam ing & Co., Nashville, Tenn. ImrhO-tE
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MASONIC MARKS, JEWELRY. MILITARY,
COLLEG e. AND SOCIETY MEDALS.

MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED, New and or ginal
AZ designs OF Marks, Pins, St0ds, Sc constantly
orders by mail ant nded 10. Door Ps NOlary, CORPORA.
lion Seals, with without presse. Hroa wishing pofes
slon cards, engraved 10 order, the niice.
flrst premium awarded by FRnkiin Insttuie for the
Manufacturing o. Masonic, aud fine Jewery.
EDGAkR. BATON, ~ Chestnut Street,
iunel3-ly lv.B P.I Ph5deltbrs pa
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LUMBERI LUMBER

THE undersigned extensively engaged IN the Lumber
business, and respectfully solicit orders from Ruders
and hers needing thing in our line. They
the best Cedar forests in Wilson county, prepared %
furnish any kind Of Lamber, e:hsr Of Cedar Ote timber
Their Depot is al the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders Lumber may bs addressed he UNDERSIGNED n
Gladesvle, Wilson Co. Tenn, len with sIr DteBES AZ
Depot. KIRKPATRICK, DRENNON q SiAMONS
ni7-'57-diy. KIRKPATRICK u Glass
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Glassware

500 boxes qt and pit and half pit, Flasks;
IS gross brandy Bottles, quarts;
900 boxes 1umDlers, assorted kinds;
400 do Window Glass, s>9 10 and l0< IL.
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100 bbls extra brand Flour ;
300 sacks brakes Mills;
500 II sacks brakes bills.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

Ew Our Congressional Representative,
Hon. S. CoLGAx, made some feeling and
eloquent remarks in the House, upon the
announcement ofthe death of Senator Bell,
of New Hampshire. They appeared in the
last Legister, and have been generally read,
we presume, by most of orr readers.
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E15- y very important question, says the
TT. Wayne Times, is soon to come before
the Supreme Court of Indiana. Il is
thought by the best legal counsel Of the
State that much of the land put into Rail
Road Companies formed under the general
Rail Road Law of the State prior to the
taking effect of the law in May 1852, can
be recovered back, as it was perfectly illc-
gal Many sharpcrs will be around now
negotiating for suits with parties DESTROYS
of recovering their lands, and, that inius-
tice may not be done the unway, we res
pectfully intimate to all such, do not be
ropcd in for anconscionaHe fees. To keep
the Legislature from interfering by a
curing Statute, suits had better be enter
ed. Look out for your rights on both
hands.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

e. Tn, S5ots Ssat'sel, at Iniianapo-
lis. sidel with Douglas at int, but has
since backed down, AMI is now 4 Bdchan
ante. One OF two other papers in this
State. which took The Senator's side, now
exhibit similar symptoms. Ilcw loug be-
fore cur little neighbor viii begin letting
the water on his backing wheel? He goes
with Douglas now. but if the latter should
becede or be slain by his frionds.--sueccSs
is impossible, unloss regeneration o! the
party is effected, he will slide into the
arms of old Buck and the Niger drivers,
with all the grace and dignity Of damsei
when she fain.s and falls into the embrace
OF her slrus loyyiar." Ii he don't we will
confess we are mo prophet, or the son OF
one" Bat, having in our possession al
improved eprotrets, not for testing the
strength of gunpowder, but to ascertain
the amount and strength of a mans intel
lectual organs. we think our prophecy may
be relied on implicitly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

WAsHINGIoN. Dec. /.

" A5Ii1.7 o ", DVC. ..
The War Department to-day received
official dispatches from the head quarters
Of the army of Utah, near tho mouth Of
Hams Fork, Nov. 9th. Col. johnson
states that Col. Smith reached there Nov.
ST. The march was slow-l1 miles day.
The trains, including the settlers and mer-
chants destined FOR Salt Lake, which he
would not allow to so on. occupied as
close m order "a they could be male to
travel the space Of from hvc to six miles,
No molestation whatever was attempted
by tho Mormops, which may be attributed
to the presence of the cavalry and the Judi.
cious dispositions and vigilance Of Col.
Smith. On the 18th Of November Col.
johnson was 10 march on 10 Fort Bridser
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

E8 Har,ers Weekly. Of the Goth inst.
giTcs hall length likeness of Hen. Ste
phen A Douglas. The little giant posi-.
ton, in favor Of faithfully carrying ont the
Kansas Nebraska act in opposition to the
President and the great mass of tho Demo-
cratic party North and South. has again
brought him most prominently before the
country, Tut this time. like Cesar in the
Roman Senate. certain death awaits him,
unless he recedes he may. however. like
Sampson. overset the temple Of Dcmocra-
cy. and bury himself. with his opponents.
beneath lis rains. Is not the opposition
Douglas meets with from his own party
most suggestive OF lis corruption and deg.
radiation? twas once pure and just par
ty, bnt ten thousand facts of recent occur
renee, proclaim to the world in tones OF
thuDder. that such is not now the case.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

and dislodge any force he might find there,
and wait the appearance Of Col. Cook.
when, as the approach of winter was too
near to attempt the passage of march over
the range OF mountains with probability
of success, lie would seize on the district
mentioned ia his letter from the South and
occupy It till an advance shall be deemed
practicable.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

&c The L.i'aaa JownaL says: The
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund made
their annual sales Of lands, mortgaged to
the State for loans Of money on Saturday.
About two thirds of all was sold. Every
piece of land in Marion county found q
purchaser readily. The Wabash valley
lands also sold without trouble. Few
purchasers were found for the lands aud
town lots in Jefferson, Laporto ani some
OF the border counties. Lands in the into
rior of the State. and on the Wabash and
White rivers were the most sought after.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
Mr. Buchannn's domestic RcIaticn.' ~

ar. Buchannn's 'sDomestic Rclaticn.>'
Great allowance ought unquestionably
to be made for the ignorance OF man who,
at the age of seventy or thereabout, has
never been a father or q husband. but
when Mr. Buchanan takes upon himself to
assert in amessagc to Congress. that slave
ny is the only domestic relation about
which the people OF a new State ought to
be consulted. it is hight time that the posi-
ton be taken against electing old bach
'clors to the Presilency,-Y. Y Ese.
Post.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

Ey- The rotting OF standing corn to
which VIC have alluded several times re-
Gently, is more extensive and injurious than
we frst apprehendcl. IN great many 10.
calities it is seriously thought that enough
sound corn for seed cannot lie saved. In
Howard county we learn the rotting il very
general. and the farmers are already talk.
ing of sending to Kentucky for seed. We
foar that in our bottom lands" generally
the crop is greatly damaged Ind. Jour.
Dec. Is.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
Marriage Valid by mere A.rccmcl

A case has Just been decided in Indian
apolis by which it is declared that Mar
rage IN Indiana requires no formalities to
make it legal, except the mere asgeement
of the parties; this is a civil coutrakt only,
and differs from other civil contracts merely
in this--that it cannot be dissolved. even
by mutual consentN Sect. z. of Revised
Statutes of Indiana. says
mo marriage shall be void or voidable
for the want OF license Or ether formalities
required by law. if either of the parties
thereto believed 1t to DO legal marriage
at the time"
The agreement must afterwards be re.
corded. bat the failure or neglect 70 10 this is
punishable simply br fine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
Later from Central America.
CAPTURE OF GEN. WALKER.


A'rivGl Of tie Steamship Northern Light.
NEW Youx, Dec. 2S.-The steamer
Northern Light arrived last night. with
the California mails of the 9th inst. and
two millions dollars in treasure.
Gen. Walker was q passenger.
The U. S. flag ship Wabash arrived at
Aspinwall on the morning of the 18th,
with Gen. " alker on board, together with
all the arms, ammunition. Dc, seized at
San Juan.Del Norte.
Fort Castillo and the steamers La Vir-
gin. Bulwer. c. Morgan and Oglcn were
taken by Col. Frank Anderson, and fifty
men, on the Sth inst
Gen. Walker and all his men surrender
cd prisoners Of war to Commodore Pauld-
ing on the 18th.
The L. S. sloop of war Saratoga left San
Juan Del Nortc, with 15S Africans and
men of Gen. Walkers army for Norfolk.
Capt. Englc of the Wabash, came by
the Northern Light as bearer of dispatches
to the Government. Gen. Walker also
came passenger to New York on parole.
The steamer had been turned over by Wal
kcr to Garrison and Morgan. The Morgan,
the only one which came down the river,
was seized BY Commodore Paulding AMI
put in charge. of the American Consul at
Greytown, Nicaragua. Anderson still held
Ca stllo. He had eight months provisions
and six pieces of artillery, which he cap
turcd OF the Costa Ricans, with abundance
of ammunition, which would enable him
to maintain his position as long as his pro-
visions lasted.
Aspinwall and San Juan correspondence
shows that Com. Pauljing stationed fouI
boats full of men, with hoNitzor in each,
in front Of Walkers camp, while 400 men
were landed from the squadron under com
mand of Capt. Engie, OF the Wabash
The Saratoga also directed her broadside
upon the camp, AMI Walker surrendered at
discretion.
The news from California is unimport
ant. Rain had fallen plentitully and mi
ming operations were progressing satistac-
toriiy Commercial. affairs were very dull.
Money market was without animation.
The interest on California bonds viii
hereafter be paid at San Francisco Instead
of New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
H TIE "apotheosio" (deiiication)

@ Tue "apotheosio" (deification) OF
decsncy. or an exhibition Of "soalktng in
an atrnorphere above party slang and BIZ
iingsgate ilth," is given in the two last
paragraphs of the little Democrats leader.
last week. We would copy them for the
qualification of our readers. but for the
pressure OF more important matter upon
our columns. Had &c substituted "cess-
pool" for "atmosphore." the metaphor
would have been more truthful If not so
beautiful.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
{ nvoation Of the Soldiers OF tho War

There will be Convention Of the Sol
ders of the War of 1912, now resident of
Indiana. at the city Of indianapolis. on
the Sth day of January. 1888. to be held
in the Senate Chamber. in the Capitol. -
Each county in the State is requested to
send as many delegates as possible. The
object of the Convention is to develop a
unity of action by which to secure from the
Government some reasonable and proper
provision for all the surviving officers and
soldiers of the War OF 1872, who have rem
dered actual service, AMI for the widows OF
such as arc deceased. BY order OF Central
Committee.
Es- The papers Of Indiana are requested
to give this call an insertion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
>
T. n, Wake Some a Il Prisoner ID
Nashit.tsn.
NEv YORK, y

NEV DIRK, U-.. -,
Gen Walker today SURRENDERED HIM
self to the custody Of Marshall Rynders.
who proceeded with his prisoner to Wash
i1gton, to ascertain the intention @! tAe
President towards him.
rne Post OF this evening intimate, that
party Of reinioreements for Walker left
this port ON the ooh, with tn. Star Of the
West.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
Important from Kansas.

ST LOUIS, Dec. 2Sth.-Kansas advces
Of the 22d, to tho RepuM ar, state that the
Constitution, without slavery, was carried
by large majority; returns meagre-
The pro-slavery vote at Shawnee was 100:
at Oothe, 200; a; Lexington, about the
same.
1t is reported that n large body Of mon
had gone to Lecompton to sieze the Terri
torial arms.
\ letter, dated Lawrence, Dist, say Geu-
eral Lane had gone to Fort Scott with the
avowed intention to destroy that place and
extcrminate the pro-slavery settlers on the
Shawnee reservation, and carry the war in
TO NJ ssouri
Denver had assumed the Governorship
of the Territory, and issued an address in
which he exhorts citizens to appeal to the
ballot-bo for a settlement OF difficulties.
He makes copiouS extracts from the Pres
dents instructions as Indicative of the line
of policy he designs pursuing. He also
states that Calhoun invited himself and
presiding officers Of both Houses Of the
Territorial Legislature. to be present at the
counting Of the returns Of the elccto2 on
the 2lSt.
There is nothing authentic from Fort
Scott.
LATER.
a gentleman from Kansas reports the
whole vote of Lecompton as 1872. The
majority for Slavery was GO. No votes
were received at Lawrence No poll book,
were opened at Topeka. Slavery majority
at Lexington 80. Nothing from Leaven.
worth.
/ y letter to The Republican says that tn,
! Lawrence Convention on the 23d will de
eide whether to so into the January elect
ion for State officers. Many favor such
course, with view of crushing tho Stat,
i Government. Stanton sname is mention.
toned for Governor.
Measrs. ButterGe'd. Fargo, Wells ant
Williams, overland California mail con
tractors. arrived here They design fitting
CIT an expedition 10 ascertain the mos
practical route TO carry the proposed mail
Mr. Pritcholl. bearer Of dispatches from
Governor Denver to the Government. pass
ed through this city yesterday.
The Santa lie mail has arrived. Il con
tanned no papers OF letters for this city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

AZ Mr.. Buchanan has appointed Lieut.
Randolph, the insane hero of the feat of
pulling Gen. Jackson's nose, Superinten-
dent OF the Washington Arsenal Gen.
Jakson once wrote to M Lewis that "AIr.
Buchanan was not to be trusted" Mr..
Buchanan retaIiates by clevatihg the insul-
ter Of the General to a responsible office
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
s'ianesoa

The st. Paul papers give the result OF
the late election as announced by the can
vassers. The whole Democratic State
ticket is declared elected. but there is no
doubt. say the Republican papers. that
Ramsey vas elected BY tho legal votes. a.
well IS tic balance OF the Republican tick
Ct The swindlirg and iascali;y pgaeii.
sod is Faid 20 havo exceeded any thing ever
attempted iii Kansas.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

The latest news from Kansas render it
pretty certain that the Lecompton Consti.
tuition with slavery received majority of
the votes cast the Free State men having
reso'utoly kept away from the rells
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
Spcoia! Ncticas.
TpoN City EGE

1t was hardly expected that any kind OF business
could hold on the even tenor Of It's WAY under
commercial crisis like the present, and hence We
are not nj all surprised to hear OF falling OH OF 'o
per cent. or more in many kinds of business, Com
mercisl Schools not excepted But however il may
be with Others we have the cheering fact to record
that the Iron CITY Commercial College of Pittsburg
has not only not fallen off, but has increased lis bu-
siness more than 10 per cent over any preceding
month This unexpcctedsuccess under the circnm-
stances g eaks most Enthusiastically of the growing
popularity and efficiency OF this College, and We
predict for it, upon the revival Of business COM
mcncing a success far beyond anything hitherto a.:
taincd in the history Of commercial schools. rs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

EAnother destructive fire occurred
1T Moline. ILL.,. on last Wednesday week.
Loss estimated ut s25.600, insured 10
amount Of aboa, loo in the aggro-
gate.
"A r1aa named Jacob Shaw was saved
from g horTid death by the sagacity Of his
dog. IF. S. slept IN MS room. and was
arToused several times. .lEripg the carly
part CT the night, by the whining OF his
Cog. and arose sevaral tiines, snd once
went bejow to see i al isas safe. Ie re-
Turned to his looua ord went TO slcsp. but
ssas suddeA.y awakened b. Icing dragged
cat CT bel. His dog had him by the am.
II wns nth difficulty that he reached the
window. beips nearly suiiorated with
smoke. He jumped from the window up
on the rosf 81 lie afjouinng building and
escapoi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

New DErIsITIoN--lf the Washington
Union is to be taken as Democratic or
gan, we must revise and correct our Die
tionarieS, rs thus:
Dem0-ra y-Depriving the people Of
the right Of suffrage when You know they
will vote against you.--C Columbus States
man, Dem.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
~ We publish the greater portion o

~ We publish the greater portion of
Gov. WALKEA's letter Of resignation to-
day. Il confirms end more than confirms
al the Republican papers ever published
in regard to tia frauds and outrageous acts
of oppression AMI villainy rractisoa upon
the Fyce-State party IN Kansas ly author
iiy o: the Presi lent. r. any Democrat can
read this exposition of the villainy and "
Fanny Of tie Administration an! It's min
ions IN Kama. without finishing. it wi!
&c because he has no shame in him, and
"a determined 40 stick 10 tire Democratic
party right OF wrong, should it take Lim
even to the gates oil Ta.tarns Itself On.
there are thousands ard tens o. thousands
Of honest Democrats in Indiana, who vo:ei
with the panty last fall. who viii now see
thu. they were 5asely deceived. and refuse
lonse. to cooperate with party thai has
become so corrupt and unjust.
VIII ouri.t,e neigh o1, we wonler, p,b-
iish Walkes'a letter. lie IS his own wit
aess. All cAnuot deny any Of his s:s;sments.
Hs published Douglass speech far which
we give him credit. and will not twit any
more for no; publishing the Presidents
message. as some Of his Democrat subscri-
bers requested we sl.oa,l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
PLXNO, I'll, IND.



Thursday IaTaia<, yGea,iss g, 1857
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31
Tac Arrest OF Ca. Walker Denounced
b. Ca.


Nv Ut ~ ~ =
The special correspondent Of the TINES
telegfaphs from Washington to-lay. that
Secretary Cass denounced the arrest of
'Yalkcr as Illegal AMI uuauiharize ;. Com.
Paulding's instructions were only TO pre-.
vent the landing OF Walker. Tne Commo-
iorc viii doubtless be court ,aartialcl i'm
mediatcly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-31

MONEY WANT ED!

ME IN lcrsignei wouId say To tho-s
I he In, Iccn working for. that h. nce1s
tn pay nov. and hopes all will respond promptly
to the request IN call aid settle Immediately, either
nv c ASH o. NOTE, o,neTwi disiTceabc CON
SEQUENCES will follow. D,n't delay, my book.
inu>; be closed Tor the old year.
Dee -, '57-1t} crNlAuIs BrNTr'