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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

Leaving on hand ........ SIS, 40
G. o. Pomeroy. Treasurer.
On motion, the Society went into an.
election for permanent officers for the year
1857, which resulted as follows:
President. D. s. CoScEa.
Vice I" l. B. HALsEY.
Treasurer, D. VINNEDGE.
Secretary, S. B. CoRBALEY. IN
On motion, two directors from each civil
township in the county were elected which
resulted as follows: Iras eaW
Uuion, j. H. Voreis and Peter Smith. 3ls-s
Center, R. Cor5aley and G. o. Pomcroy,
Green. S. Cellars and NJ L. Smith. yH
Tippecanoe, Sc Gordon ard w. II. Sou.
thal. ;.o ass1. ies.sui asti
Bourbon, r. S. Piper and W. G. Carter
German. ]. Knoblock and Geo. Pcmeroy
North. ]. c. vinnedge and S. n Champ
lin. Sc -eI ssss bosf3
Polk, Henry Knott and John Snyder.
West, John cleveland aud III. An
drews, = rrb tsEsessa aat,
On motion, committee of five was ap
pointed to prepare and arrange list Of ar
ticles for exhibition at the next annual fair
and to submit the same a, the next meetins
of the Society; Messrs. w. j. Hand, A. G
Armstrong, G. o. Pomeroy. D. S Con
ger and J.. A. Corse, were appointed sai
committee, who are requested to meet a
Plymouth on the last Saturday of Februa
!, W next, at 10o'clock A. MI
I On motion Messrs. Thos Mcdonald an
|. Mattingly, of the Marshall County Dem
! ocrat and Republican, were constitute
honorary members Of the Society. ae
Society adjourned 70 meet at plymouth
on the first Saturday in March next.
! - "a JAS. A CORSE, Pres'i.
q S. B. CeKBALEY, Scc'y.s-s sss4l q!
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

we call the attention to the proceedings
OF the Marshall County Agricultural Soci
ETY.; LEI each director bear in mind that the
society have chosen them to solicit persons
in their respective townships to become
members and have reposed confidence in
them that they will act cheeifully in the
matter. Il requires bat one dollar to be-
come member of the society. which may
be paid to the treasurer or any of the di
rectors; by pairing this sum any person car
haze the privilege of exhibiting any article
belonging to them. Il is the duty Of each
director to meet the society at its regular
meetings and to report to the treasurer The
names of members and tie amount paid.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08


Not that New England which, in itsltyr-
amy drove Roger Williams into exile, aud
in lis hour oil danger SOU sht and won his
protection, and It's gratitude repaid him with
the vilest abuses.
Not that New England which burned or
hung innocent men and women for witch
craft. , IA IIA7 QjUoHs .NavA
Not that New England which grew rich
by importing slaves froma Africa; apd which
is living now in luxury upon the blood and
bones of tho human beings. it has--trafiiek-
ed ill., .aa q sas sss,,.., IL, lar, ....;...
Not that New England that attempted to
make this government OF ours a"heredita-
ry aristocracy. 3''I tni feso'1Sl q san
Not that New England that endeavored
TO fasien upon this country the, Alien and
Sedilion Laws and heaped upon the author
of the declaration OF independence the 81
lest SANDERS. t''., ~ = 80 go
/ Not that New England thatmet IN Hart
ford, during the war of 1912, to plot foul
treason against the United States, and to
give aid and comfort to the enemies of the
nation.
Not that New England which refused TO
arm or man single regiment otvolunteers
to go to Mexico. and that offered indignl.ie
to those who did volunteer. when parading
through the streets Of, Boston, NIL
Not thaI New England that, ever since
The Revolution, has been opposedtto every
war, to every acquisition OF territory, to all
the important measures OF the government
that have added to the greatness and glory
of our country.
Not that New England which arms her
'paupers" 20 90 to Kansas aud ihcEe to civ
II and scrvile war. aud murder ci.izenso.e
the United States. 7.f 81 - vaas a.
Not that New England whose religion Is
its poll les and whose politics is It's re'ilylon
and whose pulplls are filled WIN traitors 70
their country aud ileirGod h.'' ',H' y
Not thag New EnSlard whlchs hrieks ioa
'free speech" when an abo!l,ionist desires
to undermine the institutions OF me counT
try and which denied taneuil Hall TO hel
ablest son to speak IN their defence.
Not that New England which Delights III
imposing upon her citizens hedouble crime
Of perjury and treason,and while they swear
to support the Constitution of the Uni.ed
States passes laws compelling them 20 VIC
late It's provisions and ser at defiance the
fundamental law of the land 81 lsassi =,
Not that New Englard which ha.clles
out all the vile isms of the day and send
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
La Porte, Jan. 8.

Mr.. EpIroR:-"The Court House
clique seems to be a thing OF some con-
sequence in these hard times. There Is
no one cries sstop thief" more vociiet-
ously than the thief himself in a hue and
cry, and there is no one who suspects ras-
cality in others. (spitlout knoaOing any thing
about it. unless he be rascal himself
bornin tbe:bone and bred in the flesh--by
birth. instinct, education, and preference
Ergo--when man has been raised, ant
his associations have been and are such
that he hears nothing, secs nothing, talks
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
Correspondence of the Democrat.
Trip to Indianapolis Teacher
Association -Educat ional Prospects.

EDrroR DEMocRAT.-Monday morning,
Dec. 29th, / left the city of La Porte, to
attend the State Teachers Association held
at indianapolis A ride of twelve miles
brought me to the New Albany & Salem
Rail Road, at Westville. The morning
was sharp. and was not averse to ex-
changing an old hack for the cars, although
to person accustomed to travelling on the
great routes leading to the East. this rail
road will seem rather below par. the cars
presenting a shabby appearance.
-. At La Fayctte. met large delegation
to the Association. and our way was
thenceforlvard cnlivened by the company
of sveral ladies who are engaged in the
public schools Of La Fayette. A. j. Vaw'
Ter. Esq, he efficient Superintendent o
Of the La Fsyette schools also joined u:
here, and we proceeded on our way will
Z all the life and vivacisy of scholars just on
:. of school; and as ''ratlling over bridges
and rushing through the forests. on w
went. the ladies favored us with severa
songs. .-..
- We did not reach indianapolis in time Z
hear the opening address. 10y Prof. Lara
bee. It was said by those who heard
fully to sustain the reputation Of It's distin
guished author.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

The Legislature of our State meets to- day
In our next Issue re will be able to give
our readers the last annual Message of as
good Governor as Indiana ever had
Notwithstanding portion of the fusion
press of the State are constantly abusing
him, there is no Governor, probably, If
the United States. that is more popular
among the people than pious 10. as the re
publ.cans call him.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
'9e lFi'gs' License Issued.

=, From December Goth, to January 9th.
James ~, Duffe to Lydia Sanders; -,
Thomas II. Andcrs to Matilda c. Harris;
Andrew; j Siam to f Elizabeth Kepleera
A. C. Capron to Ellen S. Woodbury.; !.
Peter Schawleri to Caiharine Hartsog;r.
R. M. Brown to Elizabeth Flood;
James Plant to Margaret P. Jackson;
Abram n. Wise to Hannah Boyer;
Ezra Hess to Sarah Ann Ringle;
w. w. Hill to Joan Angerinan.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

This is the heading ola glorious article
in the Times, lauding that section Of the
Unionto the skies for her, support Of the
Black Republican candidate, to which we
respond. ssa q slyss-' ~ IN 2
2 ba'' l~All HAIL New Englapd!''r q
son But not that New England which began
Its careerb by burning and hanging Baptists
and Quakers and all who differed from ilf
puri.anical notions Of religion.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
SITE or FNDT8E4 - = 80 -
,,,,sr YAksR4LL COUNTY SIS

= u =
Lewis Rathb0ne and ~ T. yA~l -
James C. Kennedy, - Consplairs On
:, III acccssntrs
Henry 3. HING - - =
Be Il known that o. ;hc 2is: day Of Dccossl,er
ea6, the Plaintiffs in The above eIstilied causc.lv
e. H1ftSefe, the;r Attorney, filed y the ofice i,
Of t4el Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Cont.
'neif complaint on account snd appearing BY aiia-
VT, thatthe Defendant, Henry r. Hinc. is-a-,.,,,-
r, sden' of the State of Indialla nc s therefore NJ,
tilted OF te fling and peniency of said complaint.
and that the same will be heard at the Angus, term
le51. OF said court, TO be holden at the Court house
in Plymouth, ON the second Monday in August.
ieai, and unless he appear, plead, answer or demur
his absence. - - - - -
Attest, NEWTON r. PACKARD, Clerk.
ilnS. 9t2 s-f =
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

V.,sTRAY NOTICE-Talsn VI on the ffte.u,h
ar/of December IFS, By the subscriber Samuel
Wise living in Union township Marshall COUNTY
Indiana, ~ wearing calves described as follows:
One red hcifcr with star in the forehead, crop
off the r st ear, whi.ernccr tire beliy and small
white spot en- the left silocldeT. The ofher a red
steer with a white streak On the back from the
shoulder back with red and white Pided face fire
car and belly marks the same as in the hcif.r. Said
q t-lys were appraised by John Carter and Samuel
Norkinger at eight doll rs each before William ID.
Thompson JCstce, the Peace
| Attest NINTG n r. PACKARD. Clerk
-. -4t.t- = - q Marshall Circuit ( osr,r
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

~We call the attention of our readers
to the correspondence of the Democrat in
to-day's paper; Mr.. 81. r." understands
the subject of Education WELLS good
writer. and we hope he will often favor US
with an article. on any subject he may pre-
fer.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
Official Vote Of the Union--Correet
= 0a 80 n Table. b8dslsss ] uoH'

The allowing is the most correct table
of the popular vote of the Unien which has
vet been published. All the States are
official but Two California and Mississip-
pi--and the vote in them is very nearly
correct. This table Will be found iisefal
for future reference: roog IN a3E9T .gG'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

Our Carrier boy returns his thanks to
the readers of the Democrat, for the their
kind remembrance en- the 1st inst. in the
way of material all.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
TO NON RESIDENTS
ME UNDERSIGNED WITH THECOuN

= y SURVEYOR, viii on Monday the 10Th of JAN
nary, at lu, O'Clock a.. m. on said -day, proceed
to survey and locate the corners of nv land in seq
ton ~, Township 80, Range 3 East in Marshal
county lEfana-to meet on the premises and con
TIME from day TO day until all is SURVEYED asfH
Non-reSid,nts, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the tine above mentioned, and defrav or r,frviee
for defrayiEg tier portion o. tic expense of the sur
vey. VIII be re;ugned to the County Auditor. and
such 'elnl uencies placed ca thetax duplicate. and
collected according to lax. 81. :
9t3. LAWRENCE STOCK
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

G~S Since the Rail Roads have been com
pleted to this point, we see strangers daily
promenading our side walks.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
A. 1875, l6l ,84o, 55ol, 1888, $40

{ Buchanan'sq plurality over Fremont IS
539, $50, and over Fillmore, 1888, 64Sol-
The national majority against Fremont Is
I,380,2lO The total vote Of the Union
ioots up 4,057,210. In South Carolina
the Legislature elects the electors. aud the
popular vote can only be estimated. There
was very liule if any opposition 70 MI; Blu
chanan IN South Carolina, and our estimate
above is probably nearly correct. : = 3
The. Presidential vote Of 1856 thus com
m res with 1851 a. sa.fa. .sn8W sstf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

distinguished northern dsmocrat who was
my Informant, that I'VE mean to organize a
Republican party in the South"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
Marshall County Agricultural Society
PLYMOUTH. Saturday, Jan'y Sd, 1876

PLYMOUTH, Saturday, Jan Y 81, 1907.
Society met pursuant TO adjournment
House called TO order by the Presi
dent.
The Treasurer submitted his annual re-
port for tie year 1856. which was approx
ed, Of which the following is an abstract:
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

& sa'''ly u ~ rs, 572 94, 376 u 2e, $50
Buchanan 5 plurality over Frcfrioii. is 81,
295, and his .majori.y over Fremont and
Fillmore together is 1, sin' iThe,aggresaSe
vote Is e35.43anaol ~ n. serl- aal ~ !.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

+ Tao Exchange Baaki ofBangqT, Maine,
is tiirewwnut By The Suffolk bank. Wheah-
or i has failed, or whether il goes on aud
redcenis. we are unable to say
Vfhs Bank 6fiIaliowell Me- IS prom tlly-
redeemed, and from tie known wealth and
res psalssoilisy4.of tbs parties interested mas.
Vc,,haye coph9epce in is continuing 20 Go
rte Ba.ik Of East Tennessee is not
bougli. inhaay cftAeD Northern cities. The
accoaa;s-ape indicative OF failure. .,g,,.,.s
i The draftsof the GE9mercy Bank, Ind
have gone TO protest. Whether this dis.
credit ,will lea5 to It's future, remains to be
ssend9, ,d1np 9ai q sm s.eu.s l1oW els
5ls.'g4.,s IA. 81 u -..,f,.,7 i -.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
\ 10 NONRESIDENT

= :
THE Undersigned, with the county Sur-S
veyor, viii, on - 18th day January. + 81,
at 10 Stock, Il M, on said das proceed 10 sury,,y
and o. lte the e$Iners o. MS lsrl IN 4; sioa %
town IS, range east ~ Marshall cprniy, inGiara;
70 meet the residence Of The subscriber, at the
time specified, and ccntinue from Gay to day until
all is finished. -. - .--.
Non-residcats, who flii to meet the Surrcvof at
the t'iae above mentioned, and de:ray or priyiefor
aeirayirg :her portion o; the expense of the srrs
yey. will be returned to the County Auditor. AMI
such dcingu'ncies placed on the tax duplicate, and
c5llcc.r,. according to law i-.L 3 trfTrfkD
jfnisct'. JOHN SHOEMAKER. ct-n
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
Bank Intelligence.

? =
EpIroRs HEEALp-As there are numer-
Gus inquiries as to wha. banks have been
la;ely discrcdiIed, we take his method of
giving such information as we are possess
ed of! tsss oea sfasy sv8-7i..s4, &.
We have reliable Information that tie
Exchange Bank of Bangor Maine, has been
discredi.cd at Boston; !. that the Erie City
Bank. Erie, Pennsylvania. is under protest
in New. York, and refuses to pay coin at
lis counter; that the Bank of Hallowell
Maine, has been enjoined; that the Holyoke
Bank. Northampton. Mass. las BEEN en-
joined land that the Bank Of Newcastle Pa.
is under protest in New York, We Would
caution the PUBLIC against the issues Of the
following Institutions, Which 10 greater
OF less extern, are circulating in this vicin-
ity. sm . - 3a f Fsm IS
Commercial Bank of ElkLart Elkhar.,
Indiana; Uaion Plank Road Company
Michigan City. Indilna; Watson's checks,
Terre liau:e, Indiana: Western Exchange
Company, indianapolis Indiana; Thames
bank laurel Inaiana; Indiana STATE Bank
Bloomfield. Indiana; Agricultural Bank
Tennessee; Atlanta bank, Georgia; Chero
ikoe Insurance and Banking Co. Georgia
Fulton .;ank, Georgia; Bank Of Florance
Nebraska; Bank of ,Macornb County, Mich
igau: Warren County Bank. Pennsylvania
Exeter Bank. New Hampshire; Farmers
Bank, Rhode Island. Rhode Island Cen
trail Bank, Rhode IsIsnd; Commercial BAIL
New jersey ;Fain,ers'ah and Mechanics Bark
Grcensborough.. Maryland;9 Farmers AMI
Merchants Bank. Kent County Maryland
Greenberough bark, Msryland; Pr6yiacia
Bank, Canada.
The Zimmerman Bank. Cana Ia, is 10
some reason unknown 10 US in bad rcpa.'
here leoetond Hefaf9. }a.na e . ~ 49,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

The Plaintiffs. by c. ii. Reeve their Attorney have
fled in myrofice their complaint on note; IND ap-
pearing by The affidavit of q disinterested pefson'
that the defndant, Henry B. Hinef is : NC -re.:
dent Of the State Of Indiana; ne Is fnercisrs nou
fed of the fling and pendency Ct sse complaint:
The 'NIarshaIl Circuit Court to connsenct a the
second Mo,day of -Februasy. 1851, and unifs he
aYr,csr- nic,. ansy En- or denpf tilcreto th4 same
nj, iii 10 beafd and ctermncd his soEnc
/ y - a. Stt test: = NEWTON KsfAckAkbs
ja5l 90 = = g. = Geek Marshall circofSrw
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
CARIER & WEHMEH
10 II a.kFtadW Wholesale $3.50
DEALERS
lHJf lLsitI 81 rORT " AyNE mn

~ 'titi' ~ -.--1--- -ie ttsr hnE
|HOOD supply of the finest qualities Of Liquors,
III Cigars, etc, kept constantly on hand. The
trade supplied at the lowest wholesale prices
8 janl-smeIdHl i az 2yfas1akn
Site OF INDIANA, isiiik O.
Fla1kad MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS.
In The Marshall Circuit zConrs, SF'e6r~dry
2 ~ alil' = Q Term, 185IsIo Ia
Thomas S HAYDEN and Is
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-23
Supreme Court.

In our last, we published card from Jno
G. Richardson, Esq, consenting to become
candidate for the Supreme Bench. Since
then, Judges Ryland and Scott have been an
nounced for reelection. We append the fol-
lowing Card from Mr.. Adams, of Boonville
announcing himself candidate:--
BooNvILLr, Mo-, April 9Th, 1857.
Editor ofihe Republican:
Permit me through the medium ofyour pa
per, 10 announce to the people of this State
that my name is before them for the office Of
Judge OF the Supreme Court.
make this announcement in compliance
with promise made at the repeated solic-
itations OF numerous friends (members of the
bar and others) Of all political parties and
from various parts OF the State,
No partizan request Of this kind would for
a moment have been listened 10, and under
no circumstances could be induced to ac-
cept the office as the result of political con-
test. The responsibilities and duties are
too great, the trust is too pure and sacred
to be sought after in q field Of strife, where
party prejudice sways the judgement.
l shall simply announce myself through
the press, SO that it may be known 10 my fell
low citizens in every part of the State, that
am before them, and they can choose be-
tween myself and others, upon whom they
will confer this high trust.
Very respectfully, yours &c.,
WASHINGTON ADAMS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-23
SAMUEL sTEINMETz .............F. W. DIGGEs
STEINMETZ s. DHGGES,
Boot & Shoe Manufac cturers

Boots, Shoes, LIE ather, ShOem ak er's
Findings, sc.
Market-street, one door above Barton's Brick
Corner,
GLASGOW, MO.
TINE subscribers would respectfully inform
l. their friends andithe public generally that they
have formed Co-Partnership for the purpose
of carrying on general Shoe, Boot and Leather
Store, and have now on hand good assortment Of
Roots and Shoes, manufactured by the best Houses
in the East, which they offer on the most favor
able terms. They hope by strict attention to bu-
siness with their best endeavors to please, to Sc
cure their share of the public patronage.
Boots and shoes made to order.
STEINMETZ s. DlGGES.
Jan. |, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-23

aS-The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Journal of Commerce, referring
to the probable consequences Of war be-
Spain and Mexico, says:
Moreover, that would be case of regu-
lar war, by the law of nations, between
Mexico and Spain; and when Mexico, in
that war, shall, with the aid of either reg /.
lars or volunteers of the United States, have
repulsed Spain, as she undoubtedly will, is
it conceivable that the thing should stop
there? Is it not a matter of course that the
Spaniards will be followed across the mar.
row strait which separates Mexico from
Cuba? do not see how it can be other
wise; and in this we may have the solution
of the question of Cuba, as well as that ol
Mexico, to say nothing Of another domestic
question, larger than half dozen Kansas.
eS."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-23

next, and that the hospitalities of the party
in Kentucky be and are hereby rendered to
the delegates from the other States.
An election was held for q candidate Of
the American party for the office of State
Treasurer, and Col. Thomas L. Jones, of
Campbell county, was unanimously elected.
The Committee on Organization made a
report which was adopted.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the Executive Committee
be authorized and empowered to fill any va
cancy that may occur in our candidates for
State offices.
ResolUed, That each representative dis
trict in the State shall be entitled to three
times the number of representatives in the
American State Council that it is now en-
titled to in the House of Representatives in
the State Legislatures; the delegates TO the
State council to be chosen by mass con-
vention; and the time and place of holding
the convention shall be fixed by majority
OF the precinct committees of the respective
districts.
Whereas, the loyal Americans of the First
Congressional District have shown their de-
vOtion 10 the pure principles of our party,
despite the overwhelming odds which sur
rounded them, by casting 1T more votes
for Fillmore than they did for Morehead--
Resolued, That the thanks of this State
Council are especially due to to those indie.
pendent Americans who have SO manfully
done their duty, regardless of the odds a.
gainst them, and have never fatered in their
onward march, though they have met with
persecution and prescription, both polltica
and personal, from their opponents.
Resolved, Ehat we commend the conduct
Cf the First District Americans, in thei
steady adherence to the principles, as al
example well worthy of emulation by oul
brethren in other districts of the State, ant
that we bid thsm be of good cheer as th
progre ssive march of ciu,lisation may We
relieve them from the incubus of foreignism m
; which now threatens to engulf them.
The Council then adjourned until called
together by the executive committee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-04-23

ToBAcco PLANTS KILLEp.-The Rich
Mond Wing has received the following let
tie. from an intelligent planter residing near
Milton, N. c.: ET3 n
The tobacco plants, as far as l have heard
from, are all killed. / have information
from Halifax, Pittsylvania, and Charlotte
counties, in Virginia, and Caswell, Person
and Granville, North Carolina, and it APP
pears they are almost entirely killed, excep,
in few beds covered with hog hair, which
is said to prevent the "throwing up" of the
land, and to impart good deal Of warmth
AS consequences, these beds have been par,
TALLY preserved. For once, seed are sait
to be really scarce, on account of the late
ness Of last years crop and the early fros
rendering the seed immature. ~