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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
RAIL ROAD CROSSING!
LOOK OUT FOR THE ENG,NEl

FT7HE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW N
4 full operation in their new shop, at the SO, u
end Of the bride, with good supply of the best o,
Timber, Iron. Coal &c and the best of workmcn, es
pecially Black smiths, who can't he beat at--blow
ing; ready to do all work in theirne OF business a,
Wagons, Buggics, Carriages &c.
We expect We are located here for life, and will
do work which will maintain among Mechanics
and others threiorc, We warrant our work 20 be
done in a workman.likc manner and we mean what
we say on this subject. REPAIRING done at
short notice; also; Custom Blacx5mithing-
Wagon Hubs for sale too, Sc.
f.. :. & 4. j. ELLIOTT.
Plymouth, Nov. IL, l~.ll 1t
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
MORTGAGE SALE.
MORTGAGE SALE.

, y virtue Of an order of sale and execution to
8 me issued 10y the Clerk of the Marshall Com
mon Pleas Court, will offer for sale as the law
directs, ut public auction, at the Court House door
in the town of Plymouth, on W Wednesday, the 10th
day of December, 1856, between the hours OF ten
O'Clock 4. III. and four o'clock p. M, the following
described Real Estate, i'll Marshall county, State
Of Indiana, towit
The east half of the soutl-eas. quarter Of sec
ton nineteen, (l),) in township thirty-iivc, 90, }
north, of range one east; containing eighty acres,
he the same more or Lessor so much thereof as
may lac necessary to make the said judgment, in
terost and costs, and all accruing interest and
costs
To be sold as the property OF Samuel Miller to
Sati-iy judgment in favor OF Isaac McGoggy,
waving valuation laws.
j. +. VAN TlLkENBITRGH,
Nov l3.-5Jt3. Sheriff VI. c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
Complaint Of Divorce.

KIi1StII
Complaint of Divorce.
James Russell
Whereas, Jane Russell, the Complainant in the
above case, has filed in my office her complaint
against the SAID James u. Russell, Defendant for
Divorce; and il appearing by the affidavit OF a dis
interested person that the sand defendant is non
resident of the State of Indiana. This, therefore,
is to give notice to the said James F. Russell that
unless he appear in the Marshall Circuit Court at
its next term. to be held ut the Court House in Ply
mouth, in said county of Marshall aud State of In
diana, on the second Monday OF February, l. 81,
and plead, answer or dcmur to said complaint, the
same will be heard AMI determined III his absence.
Attest; NEWTON X. PACKARD. Clerk.
b. ROBERT c. CoREALEY, Deputy.
c. III. REEVE, Plaintiffs Atty.
October 80, 1856. 5lti.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


~ OllCE IS hereby given that the undersigned
/ Y have taken out letters OF administration on
the estate of Henry Yockey, late of Marshall
county, Indiana, deceased. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate, are requested to
make Immediate payment; and those having claims
against the same, are requested to present them dll-
uy authenticated.
Said estate Is supposed to he solvent
JACOB YOCKEY,)
SIMON SNYDER, H"n"f'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
Also. for Rent:

Two good dwellings; one Store room and Ware
house (thc latter lately occupied hy Foster X Wal
lace as a Grocery store and one small dwelling.
Apply at my Office on Laporte street
jun5-a0tf {. III. REEN Il.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

citing Saloon Oh. ESestNavUms
NOTICE

1 ; hereby given that writ of attachment was
Z issued b., nae. James II. Case, a Justice of the
Peace of Center township, in Marshall county, IN
diana. on the 18th day of October 1896, upon the
affidavit of William Abrams against the goods,
rights, credits moneys and effects of John Muir
ply, which writ was returned, no property found:
and upon the affidavit of the said William Abrams
writ of garnSlIee issued against the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road Company, re-
turned served upon ]. f. Young, Chief Engineer.
Said ]. f. Young filed the following statement of
the amount Cue from the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Rail Road Company to John Murphy:
Between five and six hundred dollars cash. j.
f. Young, Pr. Engr. West Div. 2. Nv. 4 c. r.
K.
And that on the ODD day Of November, 1856, at
10 o'clock at my Office in said township, Will pro-
coed to hear and determine upon the claim and pro-
cccdings of said attachment and 9arnshce.
DAtcd November 3. 1856.
]. II. CASE, Justice. Al
52t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
DIX. J NJ. GRETHER
Fresh Arrival of
LAND FOR SALE.

r NOWN az the Indian Ni9o farm: - sc-lOA
acres, about ten miles cast of Pk MOUTH good
land and tinlber-chcapfo for cash down Inquire
G. :. CEAvFLAxD, Plymouth; or OroYoy oxico, .
NOtrc Dame.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

S!gte u hdiono. -UorshaH County, SIS:
sr..n.t Complaint in st4el.acnt.
Is,ur Mil
WHEKEtS. Jesse Nci'ig has filed with me,
T. r. Coxcn, Justice OF the Peace oi Bourbon
township, County ami State aforesaid, Il complaint
an 1.-The affidavit and Undertaking necessary for an
attachment as.,ins' Tie goods, chattclS, righ.s.
credits money and effects of ls.tlc Nail; AMI Il
writ oil attachment issued against the same, md
the Constable hIs, by virtue Oi Slid writ, levied on
seven trcss hoops, four drawin" knives, sythe
size nj. enc -- knife, two healing Ilincs, one
eros b., one jack one drive and one pair OF bob
slc,ls. tie property of Isaac N:ill. This viii give
notice to slid Nail that unless ne a pear an plead
answer Or drmur 10 id complaint the sarla VIII
be heard AMI determined before me on the ci.h
dly of January, l-al, 1t thc hour oi ID o'coch \.
NJ, at mv Office in Bourbon township, Marshall
county. In l.lii.
Gwen unirr riy Llnl and seal. this 2a'l day of
December, 81
Err. coXEN. Justice seal
i.uI-St3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

The company pledge themselves TO give clear
title for the prizes, called upon after the
Di~tr button.
This PROPERTY is offered at the cash value, and
can be examined. before the Distribution, by the
stockholders.
The titles unquestionable Members not
present AT the Distribution, will have the property
awarded them taken care OF until called for.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
CINCINNATI, PERU, g. CHICAGO
R ~ L Il H 9 - u
H NTH FURTHER NOTICE. Pr.scnsc,
I Trains will upon this Road a. L,il,,ss:
TO NON-RESIDENVS.

TO NON-RESIDENTS.
VIIE undcrsis ncd, with the county Sur.
vcyor, will on the Eth day of December, 800.
IT o'clock. \. 81 on said day. proceed to surrey
ami locate the corners of his land, sections ~.
II and -, town 23 north, of range west ia Stark
county; to meet at the residence of the suhscri-
her. at the time specified. AMI contnre from dan
IT, day until all Is finished
Non-rosiicnts. who fail Ia meet he Surveyor a,
the time above mentioned and deiIas or provide for
dclraying their portion of the sxpcilsr of the sur
vey, will bc returned Ia the County Auditor ant
such delnquoncics placed on the tax duplicate. AMI
collected according q law.
~ ov.-5 Il ISAAC DOUGHTY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
BUCk-SK CLOVES

Those wish ,g 10 buy Buck skin Gloves, will do
we'll to call nd examine our stock at the Brick
Store. 80 \. III. @. 4 Go.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
Notice to S5ockHSss{Ps.s
~
Brunch of the Bank Of the State Of
Indiana. at PIymOulh.

4 Il meeting or the Board of Directors Of the
~ Branch Of the Bank of the State of Indiana
at Plymouth, held on the 10Th day of November,
lG56. it WAS
Ordrcd,
That inSalmont of twenty three dollars on
each share of the Capital Stock OF this Branch be,
and the Is hereby required To be paid on Mon
dav, the first day of December. 500, and an addi-
tional installmcnt of twenty-five dollars on each
.hlrc OF the Capital Stock of this Branch, be, and
the same is hereby required to be paid on Salur,y.
the twentieth day al December, leo6 and the said
ins.allmentS shall be paid at the oti'e of this
Branch. which is the Office of \. L. Whe Ter. in
Plymouth.
Ordered, further
That the Cashier give notice of the above reg
uisition by publication in the Marshall County
Democrat.
+. l.. BEN NET. CIshr.
Plymouth Ind. Nov 10, 1886. 53t6
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

ESTRAY MOTTO E--Taken up on tho fifteenth
ELof December l>56, bv the subscriber Samuel
Wise living in Union township Marshall County
Indiana, two ycailng calves described a. follow:
One red hsiter with star IL, the forehead Co.'S,
of the right ear. white under the belly AMI sna..
white spot on the left -hocldoi. The other r.
siecrwitl white streak on he back from the
shouldcrback, with a red and white Pidcd face Ia,
and lelly marks the same as in the heifcr. Said
estrays were appraiscSl y John Carver and Samuel
Workingcra az eight dol,rs each before William ID.
Thompson Justice of the Peace
Attest NEWTON X. PACKARD. Clerk
Narss,all Circuit Court.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
Us OF % ale Oh cap.
ON CIR r. ID u

nNE Buggy; one set single Harness; one tin
sided safe Cupboard; one small rocking
Chair; one child's ditto; one large Boston ditto;
ono Press for copying letters; one corner Lot in
Plymouth. 6} feet front by 80 feet deep. with com
Portable house and good we'll one lot i'll ditto, same
size, with large and commodious house and a we'll;
ono lot e. cct front and l26 feet deep, fenced, has
\ good well but house, all i'll the centre part of
town; l60 acres of good land with small improve
ment, good grass water and timber in Green town
ship, seven miles from Plymouth; 20 acres of good
land with same advantages four miles south OF
Plymouth; ~ acres of good land with same adyan-
tlgcs. 81, miles south of Plymouth: 800 acres o..
land, with ~ acres Improvement. house, good wa
ter, grass and timber, in Stark county, seventeen
miles from Plymouth,-ill in good neighborhoodS,
convenient to schools, shops, mills and churches
A business house and lot on Michigan street, IN
Plymouth in the center Of business. This proper
v must and triH be soId and those wishing to buy
to locate or to sell again, can find no better invest
ment, and no more liberal terms than will give.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

And at my ollic" in Plymouth thereafter, where /
NAV be found at all times according to law. The
notes OF all specie paving Banks will be received At
par. u ' Inn lIDbE l.,
5lt3 Treasurer NJ. e.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

Ira Stanley,
".
John n. Jones,
Alvin Kite,
Thomas Skillman,
Hugh \. b. Peoples,
John Il. Fisher,
Orange Fisher,
William Peoples,
George Peoples.
Daniel Peoples,
Samuel Peoples,
Mary Jane Peoples,
John Peoples.
Hugh Allen Peoples,
SuSamah Hay,
Abram Hay, AMI
David Hay.
Re N known
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

REMAINING in the Post Office at Ply
mouth. January 1st, 1857. Persons call
ing for the same will please come prepared
with the necessary change, as l cent addi-
tional is charged for advertising
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
FOR EEtsfS ess.R Cans

the largest, best and cheapest lot IN Plymouth.
% y. III. O. 4 CO.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
Selling Goods Cheaper
YG.E Gs6Cc.

4 OR MY DEPUTY, will attend at the usual
{ places of holding elections in each township, for
the purpose of receiving taxes at the times herein
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

n OW, that Winter is coming on. il would be
Y advisable To 90 to "lIoncst Corner" and Get
YOU good, warm Ovcrcoat, Comforter. Ovcrshoes
or anything else that's calculated to make YOU feel
comfortable in the ,!rcary winter blasts (5n
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
SAMUEL CORDIALLY

I
M ILL administer oatls, take Dispositions, ac
w acknowledgements Of Deeds. Mortgage,
Powers OF Attorn-y and do all other business Of ::
notarial character. Office at the Court ucnse in
tie Recc Nlcrs' Office. Is,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-06
CAnRoLLroN. Aueusr I, 1857.

T a -
NEssRs EDlrOHs FRzE Pass. Having learn.
ed tsl there are charges made in certain quarters
of lie country. TO the effect, that ] have entered
iutO an arrangement Nhh J.,B Roach, Esq, Of
Aagpsta township. and Joseph DephistOu, Of Fox,
that if they viii use their influence. amongst their
friends for me-, that ] will do the same among
nv frsuds. Cor them 10 obtain the nomination for
The ofss for which we arc respectively candidates.
IN justice 70 those two men, and myself, I take
this method Of announcing that such charges, or
reports are uatrga. aud should have 10 weight IN
The miad Of auy Republicqn voter ia determining
his choice fer the respective Offices for Which We
Or si,hsf Of vs., are candidates, u s fe ].
Respectfully,
JAMES PATTON.
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DEFINITION OF SLAVERY.


The following definition Of slavery is by pr,
Robert ], Breckenridge: .-........
@What, then, is slavery for the question re.
lales to the action ofCerlaD principles on it, and
to its probable and proper results; what is slavery
as it exists emcpg usl We reply, It's that con,
diliou enforced by the laws of Que haf Of the
States of tue Confederacy, in which one portion
of the community, called masters, is allowed such
power over another potion called slaves; as
al. To deprive them Of the entire, earnings
Of their own labor, except TO continue health
ful existencei thus committing CLEAR ROB.
Berry. .-.s tst.., -.,.-,..-.....
"9 To reduce them 10 the necessity Of U M.
vERsAL CoNCUBINAGE, by denying to
them the civil rights of marriages; thus breaking
up the dearest relations Of life. and encouraging
UNIVERSAL PROSTITUTION .-
"s. 10 deprive them of the means and oppor-
tunities Of moral and intellectual culture, in many
States making it high penal offence to teach
them to read, thus pepetuating whatever of evil
there ID that proceeds from ignorance.
~. 10 set up between parents and their chill
dren an authority higher than the impulse Of ma.
ture and the laws Of God, which breaks up. the
authority OftLe father over his own offspring,
and, at pleasure, separates the mother at return
less distance from her child; thus outraging all
decency and justice, and degrading and oppress-
ing thousands upon thousands Of beings created
like themselves in the image Of the most high
God This is slavery as it is daily exhibited in
every slave state.' sa i.uaa8 ~-.3 & \
This Is The LustituiiOa that the supporters cI
James Buchanan, wished to permit the Border Ruff
fans Of Missouri TO transplant 10 the virgin soil o.
Kansasl "Let the people rule" was the Demo
cratic cry in the North, during the AscendenCy oi
the Border Rufiians, in-that p,isgovsrued terri
tory, Out 50 soon as the Free State men obtained
the seendsncy, then the Northern Democrats
'Icry Is, @0h put down the mObOcrats: let Gov
N aIker hang gshep, ifthey Sill not obey the law
Of the tsrritOry.'' enacted BY Border Rutisn Mis-
souriansi that Is lusissday democracy, upon tia
subject, dubbed "squalter soversigply.p -.
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I.nIv nf Newsnnners.

l. sascribsts whO do not give notice 70 the contra.
~ are consaerea sa sshng TO continue ther subserp
II vubscrihers order the discOntlnuanee OF their
oaoets tie publisher may cOnnas % ssna theu until
All arrsarakss are paid IL. t.-f. 81. Iii "a
u sabscl bers neglect or refuse 70 take their pc
,slcei fom the once to which they directed they
are EvId responsible lthey have settled the bib and
yo,Asred thsm discOn Onlmued.
a. m sobscsibers remove TO other places Without in.
torme she pubshers and the papers gre sent to the
iormeF direction, they are held responsible:
5. The Uvurss bqNe decided thsl, refusing 70 % SAe
.n.,s E,.,n iha a. "a or removing aud leaving them
csIod for i praa asia eyidepce olntentoEal fraud
~. Possmasters shonOtffy apublisher That news
p.S. (, not taKsl from the ofCc are rsqied TO gts
he rea.SH Why theJ not taken out (see Post o.
acs Instructions and Laws.
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The condition and prospects Of the above ma
med Institution demand frank statement of its
affairs, so that the public may judge, as they have
a right to Judge Of its true character and de-
sign. ia. 81. .. e -ztr
In the first place, then, Il Is State Hstitu-
tion-free from any party or dsnoa'iRatiOn0l in
luence, either direct or indirect and is subject to
the general control of the Ohio State Teachers,
Association. r#t q, .....
In the second place, it is established on irm
basis, being free from the accumulation Of debt
that incubus that presses the life out Of SO many
institutions. Its Board of Trustees is composed
Of the following persons: .,.-...,
Cyrus McNeely, Hopedale, Ohio;
Asa D. Lord, Columbus,
John Hancock, Cincinnati, /"
Hon, J. A. Bingham, Cadiz, Q
Prest. Lorin Andrews. Gambler, Ohio;
Hon, Ephraim Clark, Cadiz, {"
Geo. K. jenkins, Mt. Pleasant, =" Ta|
NJ. +, Dowdery, sahdusky City
Ezra Cattell, HarrisvilIe, ~ C."
James Taggart, Hopedale, 'a3 ''"
Eli 7. Tsppan, sleubenville, .aissas '.
These men are an incorporate body, and have
the general control Of The Institution. t'fs 4
In The thirdp!ace, the school is designed to ed.
ucate Teachers for our Common Schools and
higher institutions Of learning rs't r. r-s
To accomplish this no pains OF expense within
the bounds OF the Institution will be spared o.
its Faculty we cannot speak in praise, for We
are personally conCerned--but we, hope tits sucE
as win meet the demands Of the public, The de
partments are two---the Normal School proper and
he Model School, The frst'embraces the pro.
fessonal department, and Academic studes-in.
GLIDING 4 review Of the common branches Th,
second embraces the Common School branches o.
study, and is experimental, ie, it is conducted
in the most systematic and approved manner TO
the purpose Of exhibiting the best modes Ofteacr
inc. This is Seneft both 10 the teacher and th,
taught. ? This Schools asOnnder the immedi
ate control Of one Ct the pf6cpsls Ofthe Iustitu
ton. Ii offers rare facilities for the education
children from the age Of tolls years Tn,
price of tuition m this department ranges ffon
| sI2 10 sis per an6um. - a6i hs8 -
I In the Normal OlprOperthe price Of tut
ton |. epe per AMMAN. e75 sisv alanA ~
The next term Of ten weeks will eommenc,
1'August e5 instead Of the lelb, as%Aa announces
on the dsy q sUomnsheemedl.l'ss sn3 .if,5 8
ibis pOstrOnsmsrit i~as Sgresd upon ip Ordsr
10 give the board sufficient tine 10 erect suit o.
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soOms for the accommodation of thOse v he may
wish to board thsAaselye. Thss FoOus are to be
in readiness by Dc oPsrsng Of lhe hext tsSn, ,
1t Is the deierminAt'on Of the Board, apd tho Sc
having charge, to keep the price Of boarding with
in Il 9 limits Of So 90 per week k-and it is believed
that the facilities that vii soon Je opened for self
b6srdihg viii reduce The expenses nearly one
bali.
Teachers Of Ohio. this School Is yours We
hope, through the blessings Of Divine Provide nee
70 make 4 worthy Of gOuF patronage RA you
sustain 81
By order Of The board Of Trustees.
A.. " .-.' 19i J.oGDEN. Principal.
P. s. Those wishing further information vii
please apply to the Principal for circular.
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e5rooUNTY CONVENTION -es

YSur Central Committee have taken the re,
suopsibiGy OF changing the mode OF selecting can.
didates, haping that thereby it will secure more
universal expression of The will Of the people.
Therefore. the voters Of Carroll county. who are
willing 10 cooperate with the great Republican
Oerty Of Ohio, are respectfully notified to meet ip
th vespectivs places Of holding elections in the
Esrent townships Tor some convenient place ada
cent? on ----=r'
Friday the 7Giday Of Auggstat O'Clock 2. NJ
and make selections Of candidates Tor the different
Offices 10 be filed as hereinafter stated at the en-
suing election. 20 - 80 3
The township polls to skept open till 4 O'Clock
Pm at lcast, 1 .H.r .-
One candilate for Representative,
q Probate Judge,
-. Auditor,
l1Ea" - Treasurer,
I" " - .,s- . Sheriff,
It" sf" = Commissioner,
s,r. - s" go. Surveyor,
/" Prosecuting Attorney,
s'a' lnfifmary Director,
And select THREE persons to act as township Dell
euates, to meet in County eonVerhon at the Court
House in CarrolAOn, on Saturday tie sA day o.
AagsAst cert, at l2 o'elaft ~, to bring IN the re-
turns from their respective townships and ascer,
tain and determine upon who have been selected
ss The candidates. Also, at the time and place
Ant mentioned, will select delegate from each
towusbip 10 meet IN District Convention ut time
and place hereafter TO be fixed, to poWlpate
Candidate for State Senator. And the Delegates,
N attendance at the County convention will select
Delegates to the State convention, TO De held at
Columbus on The lesh of August next
Ills further established by your committee
that aaioriyo yof the delegates present shall make
= nomination provided alwaysthat there ere e'ghf
townships represented, each by its own citizens.
Your committee rely upon the well tried patri-
othn, aud un subdued energy Of the Republicans
Of Carroll for aiull etteudaDce at the primary
an, etinQs 90 that such candidates may be placed
in the feld, on whom the united strength Of the
friends Of 'equal rights and exact justice to ALL
eau be copceptrated. BY order OF Committee.
WILLIAM MCCOY,
aar 1t0l nsl Chairman.
AppEEpA- Upon further consultation you
sOmmittee have resolved TO extend .he time fo
holding The township conventions til six and on'
hsf o'clock, P NJ. instead Of four, as above sta
ted. Thh has been done Of The urgent request Q
pumerous voters. WA. McCof, Chairman
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NOTICE.

I hereby forewaru all persons from purchasing Of
JOhn Hilbert, Of Jeesson county Iowa. or his agent
a pFomissory note, given by me to him, bearing date
Of April i2th 1855 payable April ls 1888, calling Ur
seven hundred and RIty dollars (sl50l as will NOT
pay said note unless compelled BY law ''s = Ssisz
- a5f7s = Rsa ies'hs' 81 q SIS HART 8
Harlem Springs Ohio, July 80 1857 7.-3w.
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Pyseiss Ossoaat Of ths DefalcdhOn-- Gi5sOn's
Tsstimong-.. RrsslInin WtndsOr. 6aaddd--
IN Preeaaaiopsv against arrest Gibson's
Apology Whess nc money @tnt.- q


a tbOisagb Ovsrtsuliug Of the Auditors and
Trsssufer's books has been made and a state
!. peut Of tbs account Of tie Treasury ourJapu'
cry i2th, 1859, 70 June Islh, 1857, has besn
wepsred, showing thAt the defaleatiOn at tho
latter date amounted 70. .s7gs, s,seioh q
TLsCo6miuee bave -deyded. their iosestiga'
zion "a these two points, How much has been
the deGaleaiiOni BY whom has been the default?
And ssshts ths people they haze worked with
an industry aud ability which Is to their credit
lelissstbey are aalisfed, that they have deter
miued the snohut wrOpgfally yiihhsd from
tlw etsts, toietbe sum noted abose. 10 decide
-. tl.e question. D whom bas been the default
Ls,n tiist extensive testimony has been taken. =
nunl,ef Of parties have leen Questioned al
70 Tbs Lusiies felaiiors Of 10th the lrea''ler'