Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

un constitutional Has the capital stock Of the
Branch at this place been assessed by our corpora
ton assessor!
The New York Freeman's Journal, Catholic
organ is very indignant at Elk Gov. Wright, for the
speech he made at the Evangelical Conference at
Berlin, and very truthfully remarks: at strange
ly becomes Mr.. Wright to join in sectarian
SADIE, or rather trade, against 'Romanism, Formal
ism, Sociansm. ndiferantisIn and infdelity ,rhen
is 40 certain that, ercept for the masses grouped
der these heais The number of potes poled for Mr. Bu-
chanan, in all the Northern Sfates together could
hare been carried home ia The crown of a hat: and
Mr. Wright would have had to seek some means of
private enterprise earn his bread instead of being
our Minister to Berlin
Every one of the Grand Jurors ofthe L. : District
Court now in session at indianapolis, are Demo
Gratis How long can republican in situations under
such rulers as we now have? Our courts even, it
seems. are TO be prosttuted to the basest partzan
purposes.
Among those who lost by the collision of
the steamers OpelousIs and Galveston, on the night
of the 18th ult was Gen james Hamilton, of South
Clrolina. He was man well known throughout
his own State and had been in former years a lead
ing politician. He prominently talked of for
the Senatorship, in place of the late Senator But
Ter.
The I.oeansport Pllaros of last Wednesday, says:
1t is reported in the streets that Judge Wright has
redeemed fifteen thons, mi dollars of Tippccanoe
money at par, and that the Bank will soon be re-
moved below the canal and regular banking bust
ness again commenced.
Col Summers trial, before Court Martial, was
in progress ut LeNcnworth, on the 18th uit. Heo
iected 10 General Harvey as Il member of the Court,
on the ground that lac strongly prejudiced a
gainst him. His objection was allowed, and the
Court decided that Gen. Harvey could not sit as a
member OH the trial.
Non paving subscribers are thus talked to By q
Southern editor-''Wagons cannot run without
wheels-boats without steam-bullirogs Jump with
out legs, or newspaper be carried everlastngly
without money, no more than dog can wag his
tail when he has none. Our subscribers all
good, but what good does mans goodness do when
it don't do YOU any good? We have doubt ev-
cry one thinks that all have paid but him, and
we are a clever fellow, and his is little matter, it
will make no difference.
Hon James L. Worden is spoken of as candi-
date for nomination for Supreme Judge by the DEM
ocratic Sth of January Convention.
The Auditor of State is disposng of the securi
ties of the Tippecanoe Bank. In few days he
will be prepared to apply the proceeds in the re-
demption of its notes
The negroes of Georgia are valued at eightysev-
en- millions more than the land The aggregate
value of slaves is 1923 1885, and the total value
of land sl36,63l 1853.
One hundred and fifty sheep were stolen from
f,rm in the vicinity of Salem H., night last
week Tue Register says they were driven to St.
Louis.
John Hyde, jr., formerly Mormon Elder, is lee
turing in the Eastern cities on Mormanism.
The expenses of the Cincinnati Fire Departm mt
for the past six months, amount to $62,00O.
The thermometer at Peru on the 2jth ult., ind
here.
Two runaway slaves were captured IN Cleveland,
on Monday last but one of them subsequently es
capped. The affair created quite anexctement.
Bills for the relief of the railroads, and providing
for the payment of the interest the debt Of
Missouri have passed both branches of the lcgsla-
turc of that State.
The New York Tract Society has issued tract
entitled ''SInbo and Toney." 1t is dialogue to
teach the scripture duties Of servants. The Socie-
ty refuses to do anything towards tea ching the
scriptura duties of masters.
The question ofthe constitutionality ofbank notes,
issued by the authority of States, is likely to be alb
Indicated in the Supreme Court of the United
States.
The receipts of gold at New Orleans from Sep
tember lst to November Sth, were 1865, 900, a
gainst S5l9sls in the corresponding time last
year.
The New York Herald happily styles the glorify
ing endorsement of the action OF the Kansas Con
vention by the Washington Union, OF Wednesday
last, premature halleuah.''
A won ms rights aim mac for 1858, has been is
sued
The Masonic order of the United States numbers
900 persons.
The total debt of the State of Illinois is now sI2,-
900 900.
Ten thousand Scpoys said to have been slaugh-
tered at the capture of Delhi
New corn is selling Lafayette at IL cts u bush
ol.
The storm the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, on
the night of the 18th ult. was terrific. Twenty
coal boats, containing 800, 900 bus coal, valued at
$4,000, were sunk on the Ohio, and at least 100
boatmen, it is supposed, drowned.
The outside price OF hogs at Cincinnati, saws the
Times of the 2Sth, is So; CranberricS SIC r Dbl.
Wheat, white, 81, red s91S5c r bu.; new Corn,
from wagons, 40ai 5c r bu.; Lard CSC p b.;
Whiskey advanced &c.
The quotations at New York on the same lay are
as follows: Flour 81 ,i0d for state. 5000 rs
for Ohio; Wheat, 81 ,25a 80 for wlite and s for
Chicago spring; Corn 9Oc; Mess Pork defining
As usual we did not receive IA Chicago paper
Yesterday.
Foreign Items.
The Steamer Africa arrived at New York on the
Doth, from Liverpool. Her dates are anticipated BY