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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

RIVE passed through the neighboring
town of Plymouth one day during the past
week, and were much surprised at the rapid
progress made by its citizens in building
up that portion of the town which was des-
troyed by fire last spring-in fact it is near
ly all rebuilt; the greater portion with good
substantial houses. Other portions of the
town are improving very fast; and indeed
everything in the town gave signs of pros
perity. AS we were in the town but about
half an hour we did not have time to note
many of the changes which have taken place
there within the past few months.
The Edwards Hotel, Plymouth. always
did have the reputation of being one of the
best kept hotels in northern Indiana, and
the present proprietor, Mr.. STEDMAS, does
not detract any thing from its former good
name, for we found him to be a very gentle
manly, and we might say model land
lord. We would recommend the Edwards
House to all our friends who may visit
Plymouth.-Rockester Gazette.
Mr.. SHRYocK called at our office, we un-
derstand, during the visit to our thriving
town, above alluded to, but we happened to
be out. We are sorry we did not have
the pleasure of shaking his hand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

The election was held in Kansas on Mon
day last. A correspondent of the Chica-
go Tribune, who has been for some time
travelling over the Territory. says in let
ter to that paper dated Lawrence, Sept.
sth," that the Free State men everywhere
were going to the polls. The latest news
we have from that quarter is contained in
the following postscript to the above cor
respondents letter. written it appears after
his return to Chicago, where he resides:
CHICAGO. Thursday morning. Oct. 1.
p. S. Only two days from Kansas, and
three days from Lawrence! Along the
Missouri River could learn of no prepar-
alton to invade Kansas next Monday at the
election. The Mayor of Leyenworth did
not expect it nor the citizens of the Kan
sss towns on the river. Gentlemen coming
aboard from Missouri, said there would be
no raid-that the border ruffians them
selves gave it up that Kansas must be free
State. which is now the general concession.
DIR. Belt, q conservative man from Inde-
pendence, said some of the shareholders
were already selling out and moving south
for fear that Missouri was to become a
free State. So soon and SO thorough is
the reaction from the barbarian of last
year. DR.. B. said they wanted Eastern en-
terprise and Eastern capital to come in,
that it was coming, and any sentiments
could be entertained there now. If there
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
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CHICAGO WHOLESALE MARVEL.


From the Chicago Tribune of the 5th. We com.
pile the following commercial intelligence.
FLouR-Spdng Extras for shipment $4.l2iIM
40. City mills retail family -four (spring wheat
brands) at 1915, and extra brands at Is 50
WHEAT--A number of small lots sold at Zoe in
store; and three cargoes at 72c on board.
CoRS-Quiet; one boat load sold at soc af1oat
and round lots to the amount of 900 bu at 53c ON
board.
OArs-3,000 bu sold at PC in store, and 1000
bu at 2oc on board; parcels in bags sell at range
of 27@29c.
PorAroEs--We quote at 30(a35c. Sweet Pota.
toes sell at $l@l, so Pbu.
HIDEs-Green IA sc, dry flint lO@llc.
RYE-55960c for so Ms
fIsH-Whitefish and Trout plenty at s4@4.5 so
p hfbbl, depending on quantity and quality.
PouLTRYIChickcns 800 20c each. TURKEYS Zoe
ib Prairie Chickens 81 .25@1,50 p doz.
HIGHwINEs--2O@2lc. Pure spirits (Shuefeldt
& Co.'s Chicago) 30@35c p gall
BUrTER-l7d20c for common to choice. bv fir
kin AMI Jar.
FEArHERs-50c p h.
SEEDs-Timothy 81, 75@2, 90; and at retail A., 50.
Clover $6,50(G7; retail s. so. Red Top So; retail
$3.50. Blue Grass s. for good; retail 81 ,5O@3 for
common to choice, or for stripped clean and extra
clean. Flax 81 ,l5@ 30 p Sc Ms.
HAr-Psairie, loose, S. p ton; pressed, $50 p
bale or so p ton.
WooD-Delivered to houses, p single cord, at
6,50@7 so beech and maple,
CHEEsEaW R. l0@llc, Hamburg IL Pl2c.
EGGs-l0dl2c p doz.
IEcErABLEs-Ononsa are 62I4; Tumips 371sc p
bush; Tomatoes 5o@75c p bush. Pumpkins and
Squashes, 50 p 100.
TAILow-l0@l0Isc.
LaRD--New, l5ls@l6c.
MISS PoRk-New, s24,50 p Dbl
ArrLEs-$2@3,5J Dbl for fair to choice
Peaches go ff'3,5O basket; Dried Apples, new,
2,3o r - lbs All kinds of fruit more plenty.
WHITE BEass-75c@sl p bu, and dull.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

The greatest objection seems to be to the
nominee for Recorder, in consequence Of
him being relation of ours.-M C. Dem
Naughty fellows arc those black Repub-
licans, be'snt them, for opposing he on
such grounds? They had ought to be
proud Of q youth Of hims noble blood
and ieffy mein. The fact that them do OBJ
ject, however, for such cause, is a sad,
sad commentary upon henss ignorance as
well as Mems low origin. The canaille!
What better could be expected from black
republican freedom
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

re- The Wheeling, Va, Banks. have
resolved to suspend specie payments in con-
sequences of ths suspension of the Banks at
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg and
other places. Curious reason. Because
other banks have afforded precedent for
dishonesty, they will also. .ss...- IN
The directors Of the Bank Of the State of
Indiana held meeting at indianapolis a
few days since and resolved to maintain
specie payments 1t is well they did. The
charter would undoubtedly have been re-
pealcd by the next legislature had they sus-
pended. tg u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
FvR JrDGE, NINTH JrDIGIaL CIRCUIT,
. A. L. OSBORN, Of La Porte.
VIM ANDREW, of La Porte.


Reader, the annual election takes plac,
next Tuesday. Do you intend going t.
the polls-thervby showing your devotion
to and love Of Republican institutions-and
exercising the elective franchise like free
men, or remain at home-thus afTordine
demagogues and wire-workers an oppo;tu-
nifty of filling your offices with their own
tools and minions, whom they will not fail
10 WELD for the accomplishment Of their
own sordid purposes? We need not dwell
on this topic, we hope. All understand
their duty in this respect. Let nothing
short of sickness or death prevent you. then,
from discharging this greatest Of all the
duties of freemen.
The Republican nominations for county
officers are capable and honest men. and if
elected. will discharge the duties Of their
offices, not as mere partisans, but as serv-
ants Of the people.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
re- The editor of the Democrat

@ The editor of the Democrat threat
ems to write an ESSAY" on our "physiog
nomy." Don't con6ne the description te
'physiognomy" neighbor, but take wider
range. and allow yourself scope and verge
enough upon which to spread yourself
Allow us to furnish you with few suita.
Bile and appropriate heads for your forth
coming tract:
''Cross-eyed, crank sided, peaked and
long razor-noscd, blue mouthcd, niger
Tipped. white eyed. ft-headed, long-eared,
crane-necked, blubber-lipped, squeaky-
voiced. empty head. snaggle-toothed, FL
box-ankled, pigeon-toed,
reel footed, goggle-eyed, hammer-he hearted,
hump-shouldered, handy
splaw-footed, ignoble, Black Re-
publican, abolition editor, attend to your
own affairs
If these are not sufficient we can supply
you more of the same sort ad infnitxm.-
Strike boldly, as Nero did when he cut the
razor in two with milestone.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
Agricultural Products Of Fulton County.
From the last Rochester Gazette. WI

Agricultural Products Of Fulton County.
From the last Rochester Gazette, we
compile the following statistics of the Ag-
ricutural products of Fulton County.
The aggregate number of horses in the
county is put down by the Auditor, at
2.036. value SOL $50; No. of Cattle 6 ,474.
value s57,Sl3; No. of sheep 4.244, value
s3,647; No. of swine 1868. value $751;
go; No. bushels wheat 122, 800, value
s11O. 537; No. bushels corn 100, 1875, value
5000; Nc bushels Rye I 1922, value $3.50;
no. bushels oats 17,76l. value 1886;
No. bushels potatoes. 23,49S, value S.
433; No. bushels grass seed 40, value
500; No. bbls. pork 1854, value 81 ,O4O;
No. lbs. bacon 27,091. value 81, 1907
Value of slaughtered animals mot inclu-
ding pork s6,221; No lbs lard 4O,155,
value s3,O77; value of poultry 80, O65,
value of orchard products S2,74l; value
of market garden products s1,345; value
homemade manufactures 1857; tons of
hay 1,732, value 1884; No. TBS maple
sugar 1885. value SLAP.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

re- The last Democrat exhibited con-
siderable improvement. 1t has taken out
most Of its dead advertisements, and put
fresh reading matter in their place. The
Democracy ought, whether they will or
not, to give us the credit for this improve
ment in their organ. But we have done
about all we can for them in this respect,
unless they get new grinders. g
+. S. On account of the dampness of
the day we declined preaching the funeral
discourse of Mr.. Dead Advertisements, SIS
we announced we would, in our last. We
have not learned who. or whether any one,
officiated in this respect.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
M d r q I 3 d

On the 18th ult, by Esquire M. w. Smith. Mr.
HENRY MoH'-AR and Miss Mary BrLASeEE.
IN Albion, Mich, on Tuesday, the 18th uIt., b,
rres. Sinex' M A o. PAcKARD, of Tecumssh
Mich, to Miss HATTIE M. THOMPSON, of the former
place. 'Ha ~ 81 fti't-'
AtAshland, Ohio, on the list day of October, inst,
by Rev. Mr.. Robinson, Mr.. HENRY HuxRIcHousER
OF this city, and Miss RACHEL HUNTER, of the
former place. s4l.8 re
HANK, you stole march on us completely
Never suspicioned you with any intention whatev-
or of committing-m-a-t-r-i-m Its all
right, however. Accept our congratulations
Hope your cup of joy may always be full to the
brim-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
fE The Democratic candidate for \

GE The Democratic candidate for Re-
cordcr. in this county, on the 10Th of Feb
ruary last. (see Marshall County Demo
crat of that date. put forth the following:
1--WE have never been in favor of the
sale of spirituous liquors by retail, and hope
the day is not far distant, when we will
have law that will do a,coy sc;A rhiskey
shops entirely"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
From the Madison Courier
'os' virgins Opinion of the ID estiny
OF his Party, and the Character of
its Leaders in Jndiana.


its Leaders in Indiana.
Shortly after Gov. Wright received the
appointment Of Minister to Berlin. and be.
fore ne had formally accepted it. while
travelling upon one of the railroads of ON,
State, he fell in company with venerable
minister OF his acquaintance, who had been
present when he made his anti bank-speech,
a short time before, in Indianapolis. The
conversation v,ry naturally turned upon
the subject OF his recent speech, and the
hostility of the Bright faction to the
Governor, when his Rev. friend remark.
ed:
Governor, they will try to buy you of;
andsif small ofce will not effect the OBJ.
Ject' they will offer a larger one. and am
not certain but what they now have made
the bid that will take You. But should
you refuse the offer, and fight the hattie
through, You will certainly make yourself
the strongest man of your party in the
State"
To which the Governor replied:
Father H, am in difficulty, and
hardly know what to do: / am poor; l am
unwilling to return to the practice of law
after having been so long out of it. | have
no other recource but to return to NV little
farm in Park county. and this l don't wish
to do, As for making myself the strong
man Of my party in this State. I am con-
minced M0f tie party nth which I hare
been acting IN Ais STATE must 90 docn.-
Tie people soU neser sustain pauv led
6y set Of as corrupt men as are non at
the head Of the democrat: party IN Ind
ona."a
rather H"-remarked:
Eyes, Governor, and the most corrupt
man among them you helped place in the
Governors seat!''
II know I did," the Governor replied,
"but # God win forgive me / will never do
SO again. . -
1stall good men pray that his sins may
Be forgiven. %
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

e Banks and Bankers. firms and midi
vidaals are smashing up all over the coun-
try. So many Banks have recently failed,
and 50 many more "tottcring on the brink
Of everlasting woe. % that we advise our
friends who have not the means of keeping
posted in such matters. to be exceedingly
cautious. Thspanic still RACES, IL anything
with increased fury. The worst of the
storm, many think, has not vet passel.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

@ The A;cAigan City Enterprise,
speaking Of the effects of the successful cul
ture of the Chinese Sugar Cane, on Slave
ry, says: Free labor being so much
cheaper than Slave labor those who con-
troll the latter will be compelled to aban-
don Sugar and devote their attention to
cotton" We have often heard this asser-
ton. bus never believed it. Will the edi-
tor of the Enterprise demonstrate this
proposition. that free white labor is cheap
er than slave If this were the case slave
ry would not exist yesr longer in any
State Free labor would displace it en-
tirely. But the very reverse of this is true,
as facts clearly prove. and as every poor
man in the slave States, who has attempt
ed to compete with it, knows beyond con-
troversy. The editor Of the Enterprise,
we rather think, knows more about some
things than he does about the workings of
slavery. He has lately said some very
wise things on that subject, were they not
as baselcss as shadow. From what we
know of slavery We do not hesitate to de-
clare that were it established in Indiana.
The same facts and figures would be pre-
sentcd in regard to our growth in wealth
and population that kentucky, Virginia
and every other slave State presents. 1t
IS free labor that is driven out by slave la
Dor, as ought to be apparent to every man
hat reflects upon the subject for a mo-
nent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

The Auditor of the State of Indiana has
called on the Free Banks of this State to
increase their securities or diminish their
circulation in an amount equal to the de-
probation in the value of stocks. The
Banks are complying with this order by
returning a portion of their circulation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

E The name of WILLoUGHBY NJ. Nc
CoRxIck, of Starke county. is announced
in the last n C. Democrat, as candidate
for Circuit Judge of this (9th) Judicial
District.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

The Governor Of Pennsylvania has call
ed an extra session ofthe Legislature. He
was induced to take this step in consc-
quence Of the financial troubles in that
State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

Nothing helps the money market more
than the prompt payment Of little bills
1t keeps mp trade. keeps money moving.
and makes svsry body feel good When
everybody holds on to all the money be
gets because Be fears times arc gowing to
he worse. he helps to make tl,enrso.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

re- JOSEPH Holt, Of Louisville. Ky,
who was beaten last August for Congress,
by HuMpHREr MARSHALL. has been appoint
cd Commissioner Of Patents, in the place
of Mr.. Mason, resigned. Mr.. HOLT is
talented man, and we hope will make a
good Commissioner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

re- The Chinese Sugar Cane has been
fully tested all over the Union, during the
present year. The results satisfy every
one that it will prove profitable crop
Every farmer should now procure seed and
cultivate enough next year for home use at
least. We predict that it will he az I'M
common for farmers. in a year or two, to
buy their molasscss, if not sugar. as it is
now for them to buy their butter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
ChilIs and Fever.

ih.s distressing disease often proves obstinate
and Of long duration in this climate, and not unfre
quentiy resists almost every mode of cure; also by
tne extreme debility, thereby induced, often give
rise to other chronic complaints Farr's Ague
, Ionic or Quinine Substitute, manufactured by
Ihos A. Hurley, is the most reliable remedy sx-
tant--Record, Wesfchester, Pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

re- The Northern Indian;an of Friday,
says that on Saturday previous, the 2 o.
clock train going east, in passing the gray
ell pit, near Warsaw, ran over an Irishman
who was lying on the track, cutting off his
head, both arms and one leg.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
Resident Dentist,
DR.. A. MATTINGLY,

NJ HAVING permanently loca- <
oI-D ted in Plymouth, offers his VIIY1y
services to the citizens of the town and vicinity in
the various branches of his profession.
lncoruptible Teeth, inserted upon Gold, Plati-
ma or Silver Plate.
Rulings of Chrystaline Gold Gold or Tin Foil
Particular attention given to extracting difficult
teeth and fangs. Chloroform administered in
painful operations when required.
Fittings replaced without additional charge
Charges moderate in all cases. All work war
ranted as represented.
a., OFFIC + west side Michigan street
opposite the Post Office.
October 3, lS57-n49
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

@ In, North Western Indiana Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
commenced its session at Lafayette on the
lst INST. 1t adjourned probably, on Mon
day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

GH The South Bend Forum, of Satur-
day, says:
II gives us pleasure to report the return
of Judge DEAvrrr from his trip to ST.
GATHERINGS and Saratoga Springs. where
he has been sojourning for his health. He
is yet quite feeble although looking much
better than at any time since the winter
months.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

k7- Another Of the California Steamers
Star Of the West. with the semi.monthly
mails and treasure. it is feared has gone to
the bottom. We have advices from New
York up to Sunday morning last, where
the Steamer was overdue hrt there were
no tidngs oft. - 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

Packers in Louisville Ky, are Offering
for early November delivery Sc, and for
hogs later in the season Sc %. Some will
not pay so high price.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

Judge Mcdonald declines the Presiden-
cy OF Asbury University, to which he was
elected by the Trustees at their last meet
ing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

k1 The editor of the Liberty Herald m
sinuates that he is daddy. Happy fellow.
Hope babe viii not make such q mischiev-
Gus eeva as his ancestor used to was. 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

E The annual session of the Baptist
State Association was held at Lafayette, a
week or two since. -
A State Meeting Of the Disciples or
Christians, composed of delegates from a
portion of the Churches, was held at the
same place and at the same time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

Out OF 81, 900 votes cast in Iowa, on the
new Constitution, less than 20, 900 were in
favor OF the cause granting negroes the
right of suffrage. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
H The Democratic MANAGERS in II

EF The Democratic managers in this
place have slept with Mr.. WM. NJ. PArrzR-
son every night, and followed him like a
shadow every day, for the last two weeks,
cndeavoring to persuade him to decline the
race for Treasurer and Collector. Rumor
says they have at the last moment succeed
cd. He could not withstand their tears and
entreaties. His denunciations of the cor
ruption and dishonesty Of the leaders of the
party, for some time, has been open, bold,
severe, true. He knows whereof he affirms.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

~ The Chicago papers Of yesterday
morning had no news from the Kansas
election.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
F Our esteemed friend. Mr.. Hre

EE Our esteemed friend, Mr.. HrGH
Mccoy, brought us yesterday couple of
ears Sod Corn, grown by Hon. Thomas
Sumner, formerly of this county. now Of
Bureau county. iii. They are whoppcrs-
about half as long as mans arm. We
have hung them up in our Office for the
inspection of such as may want to see what
Suckerdom is capable of bringing forth.
Thanks, friend s.. for the material aid
sent us by Mr.. Mccoy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

AZ Fruit of all kinds is abundant in
the Chicago market. Prices fair.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

ME OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION,
Il as its name imports, Is to afford to young
Gentlemen and Ladies opportunity of becoming
thoroughly qualified for the Counting Room and
General Business Pursuits of Life. on the most
Scientific Principles. ftnfeH -
BY first teaching every pupil to write Bold
Legible Hand; Secondly, By teaching the Science
Of Book Keeping, by ,..r ID,
Double and Single Esssry, a'a
as practically applied to every % q s e
DEPARTMENT Of BUSINESS,
together with Lectures on the Laws and Cusroxs
or Trade. and the Science Of Accounts.
Terms Of q full course. (eight or ten {. S.
Terms Of partial course, embracing the
!, practical part of Book Keeping and
Business Penmanship, Is 90
Terms for full course in Ladies' De-
partment, go 10 90
~ Which must be pre- paid OF secured.
~ For further particulars. see circulars.
T. ]. BRYANT, Principal.
October 9Th, le57-~n19ly , 9.lt isI s. = -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
AZ o Il T. NJ h "
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

n FEW MORE ACTIVE AND ENTER
~ prising young men can find immediate en-
ployment, by which they can make $500 to 81 900
year, to act as agents for several new and popular
works, Just published exclusively for agents and
notfor sale in the book stores. We have great
number of agents employed, many of whom are
making from 81 to $40 per week. Those who wish
to engage in this pleasant and profitable business.
will, for particulars, &C., address
C.. L. DERBY & CO.,
Publishers and Wholesale Book Sellers:
SIndusky City, Ohio
W Editors of newspapers giving the above and
following three insertions, and calling attention to
1t, and sending copy containing it, will receive
any three of the following works;
Life of Josephine, by Headlcy, 81 %
Life of Lafayette, by Headley, 25
Life of Napoleon, BIZ HeadIey, %
Wild Scenes of Hunters Life, 25
Life of Mary and Martha Washington, l25
Odd reiiows Amulet, 90
Any person wishing any of the above books, can
have them sent by mail, free ofpostagc, on receipt
of tho above retail price. Address,
c. l.. DERBY & co.
October g, le57-n49w3t