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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01
COMMERCIAL 1T

COMMERCIAL ETHICS.
Stated lectures by eminent clcrgymcn of this city.
DESIGN or THE INSTITUTION.
To furnish the best means for acquiring Thor
ough Business education, in tn shortest time, aud
ut the least expense, comprising
DOUBLE ENTRY BOORKEEPiNG,
as applied to Merchandising, Banking, Railroad
ing, etc, taught by the Oldest American teacher
and writer of Bookkeeping now lvD5, having
forty years experience in teaching and practice.
STEAMBOAT EooKKEErtvG
With all the recent Improvements ard valuable
additions, Taught without extra charge.
PEyMANsinP,
in every variety and style OF Business and Orna-
n ,nts,l Writing.
SILVER MEDALS for the best Business and
Ornamental Penmanship have been awarded this
College overall competitors, wherever It's writing
has been exhibited, including the State Fairs in
Ohio and Michigan in S55, and at the Pcnnsylya-
MIA State fair at Pittsburgh, in 1856.
ARITHMETIC,
As applied by the first Mercantile Eaniing Houses,
comprising all Counting House Calculations.
COUNTERFEIT AND ALTERED NOTES.
Full Instructions given in this important branch Of
business education..
LECTURES
Daily on Bookkeeping; the Usages, Laws, and Gus
toms of Commerce; Finance and Banking; Polit-
zeal Economy, Detecting counterfeit money, and
other subjects h'ying practicai relations to active
business.
TERMS, &c.:
Book Keeping, Full Commercial Course. S35 60
Stationery, about. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Board, per week, can be obtained for-.... , 80
GFStudents arc not charged extra for Steamboat
Book keeping, Arithmetic or Diploma.
STUDENTS
Can enter at any time-<no vacaticn) review a;
pleasure time northumberland length of couiset
from six - twelve weeks.
REFERENCE
4S1 STUDENTS entering, from the city alone
within one ycai, besides the many from the country
DIRECTIONS:
Specimen Of writing and circulars, containing fall
information sent by mail free of charge.
address L. w. JENKINS,
Iron City College, Pittsburgh, Pa
5,PREMTUH PENMAysHP.-NOlc less tllan EIGHT
FIRST PREMIUMS were awarded this COLLEGE
in the Fal of 1857, over all competitors. for bcs
writing. These, with other previous Premiums
were given In OHIO. Michigan, Indiana. Virginia
Pennsylvania, and in Louisville, KY, at the United
States Fair, and al for work actually done vll
PEN and INK, and not for Engraved Penman
ship. Our Penn,en are fully competent TO DO theu
own work withort the AID of the ongraver to make
it respectable. decl7
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

you are no gentleman" said an
angry disputant to another.
sAre you!" quietly observed the
other.
Eyes, am, sir.'
Then ] am not" was the caus-
tic reply.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-01

6$OOD supply ofthe finest qualities of Liquors,
. Cigars, etc, kept constantly on hand. The
radc supplied at the lowest wholesale prices.
janI -sm6.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

This statement il will be remarked quite index the
Of dividend declared in each The London joint
Stock Bank which has the smallest proportion Of padup cRp
tall in relation deposits pays the highest dividend whilst
deposits and liabilities represent by paid up CAPT
Hl and guaranteed fund pays the lowest dividend
by applying the profits derived from the employment
Eent Of deposits 10 dividend slender pdup capt.
tai that high OF distribution to 22l
per annum is attained.
On great discrepancy has been noticed in
the cash and Government securities held the
era banks in relation to their liabilities but difference
much less marked. In cash Government securities
the London and Westminster holds e24 every
deposits the Commercial and City Banks hold E27 the Union
Bank SIS the Bank Of London E23 and the London and
County less than $40 In the OF the London Joint Stock
Bank no comparison be instituted, this establishment
continues to lump its cash with its loans and bills discounted
the London and County Bank the cearest and
fullest OF any and that OF the London Joint Stock Bank the
least
These statements considered highly satisfactory and cal
cuated 10 stimulate the confidence Of the public The
onh OF all the banks 10 be conducted with prudence ne
provincial banks throughout the country also regarded rs
almost universally sound and conducted with great and
prudence The financial storm Of last topped over all hHt
had good solid foundation and the may be said OF
business houses of trade and commerce.
The Bank England continues exhibit increase in coin
bullion the last report showing Ell 654 500 hand and
more than million In addition is way from Australia
The discounts keep decreasing and the private deposits in
crRsng consequently the continues 10 increase and
have for long time been hucuang 81 and 81 but
they have twice during the week reached 81 Will money
lis present this not high price for this security and
soils not expected to rise In comparison, however, tn
every other kind Of national security III high including
the stock Of the East India Company and those Of the Govern
men Of the United States France and Russia The high rate
othe English funds is in degree the result OF the cheap
ness Of money in this country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04
eu o leans 9ailp Crescent
RLYER INTELLleENcE.

MONDAY, October 4, 1858.
Tie weather for the past week has been clear with
warm days and cool nights Business on the Ieyee
has Improved considerably during the past week
The receipts Of cotton sum up Al 900 bales; there
has been large increase in the receipts Of western
produce 1t gives great pleasure 10 be able to an
noun1e that the extenton and repairs Of the WharVes
progressing rapidly and bid fair to be ngood order
before the business season has fairly set in: the upper
portion will Be completed and in good order durin
the incoming week.
ARR1y4ns.-The Railroad Line passenger packet
Aeck Scott Capt r. A. Reilly arrived from ST. Louis
with full cargo parto watch was 1873 bales cotton
She leaves again her return trip at P NJ to-day
The Nebraska, Capt. Irwin, arrived from Cairo,
with 1864 bsles cotton.
The B4yoa Sara packet Capitol, Capt, Baranco
arrived With 1853 bales cotton.
The st. IoBis passenger packet L. NJ. Kenneth,
Capt Isaiah Russell arrived with large cargo of west
era produce. She leaves again this evening at 5 P NJ
The Vicksbnrg o. s. mail passenger packet Prin
cess, Capt. W. c. Wilson, arrived with - bales
cotton She leaves again as usual morrow evening,
at5P.M.
BoATs LEAVING Railroad Packet Aieck Scott f'o1,
81. Louis.-At P. NJ. to-day this splendid and very
popular passenger packet leaves port in charge
Of the very accommodating and experienced Capt.
R. A. Reilly, with the accomplished clever and cor
rect Mr.. H. H. Eggers in the Office. tits only neces-
sary to announce the departure Of the Aleck Scott
her reputation for promptness is established. Her
accommodations for passengers are splendid, her
staterooms being large and most elegantly furnished.
Her officers are CAREFUL experienced prompt and re-
liable She connects with the railroads at Memphis
and Cairo for the Northern and Eastern cities.
HI Ee171cff far 81 Tgilis-At5 ~ Mr. today |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04
KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

KEY NEST 6 iS5S.
M. y-,,. of - P 80 49,
1s. 'ff'eft' since my last dispatches to your paper
under Oates Of uh and 18th nstant inform you that
from the burnt shin aa4s
s7I57 r,,, 4,,. sino.- H., ~, ~ Z.
" - 9 " iiie u d -nA'e''Aii w P43'ic 'tcN9I'
Tor the sum OF S25,I8b ~,
The British bark Malcolm of Sreuraar in Scotland frer
I,,,t- r,,,+.z -t,f, - - - NJ =, -
800 "a Il" ~ Hs9 t9u INluzIe'l'' 1leLlea SuiHil-
6a in South America and adeued with of ustc and
diPdivi French Reef on The night OF ts
irg, o,,I .,g,, .,g,.rI,ir.,1 M , :,
- So. 80 ai''Net5 ie'ssict ue1 cary
the next morning. and succeeded in saving small portion
the dvi,dty the materials of the bark which have bseD
b o15bt To This nlare and sold ar ,,tii, .3r Fr
-. i go, - -, p ,I 40 'ns s5o'a
u"a o 9tJol NO. as ioloWS: cargo 93l IL mater IRs,
III n md the hull of the bark as laid on the reef when
left nv tl,p master aud s,i,r rr s5ne a. o. uFrI
IL ~ aus ~ s-oo - NaPs. Pr'GA'A1A
mas compromised with the saTOra half the net proceeds
of sales Of ca, 20 and materials-salvnse s427 &c.
IT, ,,,a-i,,. - =, - -
ae ,g,is"" osFk Byzantine Of lnom"aton Me- Gleason
Orleans bound to Bos ton ran ashore on PicIps Fsr ON
I1y Y1rrnir5s h, 1qj, inst a, =, a,,I,a,- 81.
'si ~ - 'e'.' n : =" 'IptAt '"s was pGsFaeu
e"ry IN the morning by the wreckerS aud their
deed to the muster. found that Il voalI be urrss m
Ii. bten her nr AZ laasi ,,,-ti,, 40 A., -, - -
- a., = " @ - - ~ y nne 1a's"' 'ulthe4a'elE "t-
eeP1eu 'Hef assistance After taking ont portion of the
cargo they getting her clear Of the reef and have
brought he to this port where thew arri,ad an Tho ti
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

re- Tho officers of steamship Gen Rask from Brazos San
ago reports schooner Drift sailed for New Orleans on 18th
ult and schooner Jos Il Toone sailed on tie Goth.
In port for New Orleans schooner l. Johnson The schr
Mary Clinton Ryan sailed the inst from Port Cavao
for New Orleans.
IN latitude Is 80 long % 3 exchanged signals with bark
painted black with yellow streak showing signal blue ground
with white cross, stearng West
The yellow fever still bad Brownsville Matamoras
Received papers from Brownsville. No from the
terror.
s5- The offers of the steamship Magnolia from ladanoa
and Galveston, report having s Matagoa Bay Mary
Clinton ready for Sailed from Matasoa Bay Oct sehr
Mary c rurbell, for Pensacola
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04
DATMNTED COPPELs LIe RTNING RODS.

Copper has eight times the conducting power Of iron and
durable and less liable Again single charge OF
electricity will heat Iron Rod thirty degrees Copper
the office of the undersigned - -
Applications for Agencies orders Stock or Models and
al communications relating this business will receive
iiate attention, If addressed to
H. W, R. JACKSON, l2la Commercial Place
mo y New Orleans, Ls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

n5- By Capt Dearng of the ship Arno on the 18Th nit in
Turks Island passage brig Orandes bound to oualges
On the 18th ult South East point of Salt Key Banks
steamer Dispatch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04
5Rig9jHg anttLIlgentG.
MONDAY, October 4, 1858.

MONDAYl UCtOber 4, I858
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, for Galveston and Indianola
Q b Payne
Ship Felicia Balls, for Liverpool, Whitney &co
Ship Ghas Pennetl Melcher, for Liverpool
Baxter Lowell &co
Ship Consignment Reed, for Liverpool j p Whitney eco
ship John N MaEo Snow, for Boston, q A FDsdick
Bark Aurela, Seattle, for Boston, Creevy Il Farwei
Spanish Bark Nueyo Lantaro, Bstiya for Barcelona.
sehr spearng, Rogers, for Vera Cruz,
Goldenbow 4 Lasparre
schr Sea Lion, FalYerde, for Pensacola j Mitchell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

GossRmer, Forgay, from 81 Martinsyille,
Oregon, Hopkins. from Mobile
L NJ kennttt Russell, from st Louis.
AleCb Scott, Reilly, from Louis.
GHnitol, Barraoo, from Bayou Sara,
California, Huchiugs, from Mobile.
Nebraska Irwin, from Cairo.
Towboh Vanderbilt Maury from the Passes-went down
Dgh4-br0ught up ship Arhp,
ToWbOR Olivia Williams Passes-towed down aud
the Both uit ship Il II Bjody brig AIbatross
and schooner Maryhr0ughu up ship HaYelOck, BchoJner
SuiIal and Bfiiunte,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD; FROM CANroN-lO bales cotton 10 Martin
Cobb ECo5U Iiyrne Vance &CO29 Connolly Chumpliu-l2
Fellowes Eco29 ThorntiI &co-l2 Edward Male Ec622
illard Summers &cOS bales c0ttonThos Henderson Peae
81 lewis 0gesby-4 Prchard Flower &co-d5 bales cotton
Fl Ably eco 4OJ Person 6co-45 Payne Hursou25 do
Carroll Hoy &co22 Skipwith Haza kc5--T Z " Esin
Coleman, BriHon Withrrs5s John Watt &coIObaes
Rockford, Brown ECO32 Curer, Harrison Eco5baes
Wright Allen &co ~ bales cotton Hughes, Hy6tead &co-9
Buckner, Stanton Il Newnan32 do NJ Hopkins vco-l5 do
Walker Suder24 Bradley, Wilson Eco6 Fellowes ECOll
Patton Smith Putnam6 Do Ward, Saunders Hum-6 do
Frersou Conway &co 20 Harding AbbRy Morehealll5 do
Warren, Gilmore Eco9 c Il Kicks Sco-S bales cotton
Bande Hubbard &colO bales Lloyd Frerson2O
Robson Alen--lU Galdin Sexes-l2 TRrleon, Whiting
Tuls2u0 bales cotton order-sundes ordgrTota 1921
bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
H0BILE--steamer Oregon sundriss to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04
ARRIVED.

Steamship Gen Risk Smith, Ba5os Santiago via In.
diannla, BPayne-Isds
steamship Or2afa Nelson Key Florida Ports
to @ b Payne-ls dist.
Steamship Magnolia Cowel from Indtanola Galveston
to 9 PHyue-lst dist.
Ship Hayaock new Snow q days from Boston, masteF9d
dist 81.
Ship Arno. Dearng from Liverpool ID August Baxter
veil Eco-4th dist s..
sch Suffolk cahart u houry from Havana Goldenbow
LespArre-2d dist IL.
Mexican Schr Braute E5prola days from Canpeaghy TO
S Fernandez Eco--2d dist IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

BRLoW-UoHIEG UP.
BFemGh Ship Achilles Nordeno1 from Liverpool Aug 2i to
MArnekin 4 kerchhtf.
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gsbisto Of TIE gEarhtts.

Dali. CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning, October A. 1855
COTTON. The market opened Saturday with fair de-
mand but with full prices claimed the business fell of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04
K AIHmAN's TIt0PICAI NOOFINt5--=

Cheaper superior to an, other ever used in sopa
climate, " " -'teth
It's tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. BlRAkILIrY-equal to the best SLATE roofs
"a ME ShEA BIlrF-Sn to any other: no crareE
Or LEAKS brigg possible ~
W III Alt presents smooth and granite ike surface
- h. CHE AFAESSlt much than tbn1rh II Il a.
god any slate wnpd roof even less thp ne irfSr
compassion roofing heretofore offered public saves The
cost uf cutters and valleys. s-N
5tl INGoMBUsflBILITY-Itw will resist fire better than
OH CONFERENCE.-THE will not soften under The heat ~
This climate and protects the of buildings from he
intense heat Of er. 92 ''0AA $40
It'll sDDIIN-It becomes harder smoother from x-o
sure can be put upon roofs Of any slope being Of igt
weight does not require heavy raers support ii S e
not liable 70 SqT2s9n and breaking does require repairs
The = Ik0PIC Al ROOFING " is chemical comnnuni ~
substances several of which peculiar alone combned
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and epriec
in this city. w s,tetieh00
Testimonials of the correctness of the above are in the hands
o. te agent Snd may be verified by any person wishing IL
All 9reTs LEFT at the PosOfice Box K, No 2, will be
promptly attended 10 apply to - -
ieI5 Iy !corner of Bi~ayiIe ana Nsrais 81,
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HARDWARE,

SMITHS And
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS.
FISH AND SHRIMP sEINEs,
TACKLE, NETS, ETC., etc.
Rs~Aesnfs for YosT FLOW AND sGRAPEE-eira Of
The Aoyf5 No IA MAGAZINE STREET, corner of Common
street, New Orleans ol ly
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Comparable Statement tths Banks AZ t Gin ty 7go weeks


sa2,0b4b65 ~ 1858
Our latest aYoes England isa Us tue following Insight
into the Loudoa joint stock banks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

Notice is hereby given hH Mt the termination Of the copar
nerHip existing according 10 written articles Of agree
neHt between The members OF the finn of Baylor Go tit
e viii bs dissolved and the unfinished business placed in
liquidation CT BAYLOR
Manchester March 1858. al Jaw
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-20
.fts For tie Herald Of Ereedos
The Undergrouud Mail Routs.
DrIAwAnE CRY. <. T. Mar. 8 .5s.


DELAWARE CRY, K 7. Mar. 3, '59. :
G. w. Brown, Eso.-DEAR SIR:-Some
time since I noticed in your paper an
article in regard to the finding of some
stolen, or supposed to be stolen, Mail
Bags in well which was attached to the
Office which was occupied at that time
by me. At the time those mail bags
were supposed to have been stolen. have
only to say that about that time one Mr..
81. Clay Pate. (the here of Black Jack,
seemed to have the exclusive privilege OF
the Pest Office, Boone was postmaster
and that my letters invariably came broken
open, that money soas stolen from me out
of that Office at various times. About
the time spoken OF, the boys in the Office
complained that the water in the wen
tasted of leather, and we quit using it as
drinking water. ! Inquired cne evening
of . young man who was is Boone's em-
ploy, if the Lawrence mail had gone out.
The reply was: 1t has gone to the
deyil.n
There is no doubt but that almost any
amount of murders and robberies have
been committed in and about Westport.
Yours Respectfully,
4. w. KING.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-20

Barnesyille by about the same number,
made a second bold and daring effort TO
make the arrest. The .'Osagesa fed to .
log house and prepared to defend them
selves, when the Marshal came up and
attempted to surround them; but a few
shots from the log house caused them to
retreat and after returning q few shots
they left for town, with three more pris-
oners whom they picked up on their way
--old Mr. Denton and two Others.
During these performances messengers
had been dispatched 10 the Governor for
troops, and the appearance of two eompa-
nies of cavalry put an end to the war.
Old MIR. Denton, next day after his az
rest, demanded his trial. but no notice was
taken of his request until about two weeks
after, when he, James Denton, Stewart
and Anderson, were examined. The old
man was set at liberty, but the others
were held to bail. Some time after, Stew
art gave bail and left-James Denton and
Anderson only remaining. All of those
prisoners, when first arrested, were closely
guarded by two or three men wen armed
with double barreled guns, revolvers, &c:
but now the business which at first was
performed with alacrity, became irksome.
The prisoners would not give bail. but
opportunity during the day was given
them to escape; but they would not leave
without their horses and arms, which had
been taken from them. They were suf.
fered to go about town alone during the
day, but at night guards were set over
them.
AT length Denton's revolver was given
him and two Free State men placed on
guard. This was evidently done with
the expectation that he would leave by
getting his revolver, and that he might,
if he chose, shoot the guards; OF, if he got
away, they would be charged with his es-
cape. But Denton, when he discovered
the plot he drew his revolver from his bo-
som, but declared he would not go, nor
attempt to-. Next morning he left, and
shortly after Anderson followed.
They made demand for their horses
as soon as an opportunity afforded. This
was unheeded. Those having them in
custody kept them four weeks, using them
as they would their own, and charging
$50 for keeping. They were then sold
for the keeping. Thus the owners were
swindled out of their property without
any means of recourse. Thus ended this
matter. More anon. Respectfully.
CHER0REE
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-20
Meeting at Twin Mouud.

Pursuant to notice, a meeting of the
citizens of Twin Mound and vicinity was
held at the Twin Mound House, which
was organized by appointing E. Smith
Chairman, and Miss Caroline Scott, Sec
retary.
On motion, Resotted, That the Chair
appoint committee of three to prepare
business for the meeting.
Whereupon the Chair presented to the
meeting the names of Henry Hiatt, Har-
riet Scott and ]. 7. c. s. Belsaw, for said
committee, who, on retiring for q short
time, produced the following resolutions.
which, after much discussion, were all
adopted, with the following explanation
attached to the first resolution at the earn
est request of few:
Namely, that this resolution should no.
be SO construed as to apply to non-resi-
dents, minors, or those who were not bona
fde citizens of the United States.
Resolved, That all governments derive
their just powers from the consent of the
governed ; therefore, no government has
"ny just right to enforce any law on col
lect any tax Of those whom they exclude
from the ballot box.
ResoiUed, That taxation without repre-
sentation is just as much at variance with
the genuine principles of Democracy and
true Republieanism as it was in the days
of '76, when it was assigned as one of the
principle reasons for the Colonies taking
up arms against the British Government.
Resolved, That that government which
withholds full and ample protection to
the. lowest and poorest persons within its
boundaries, gives no permanent assurance
that the rights of any will be protected.
however high or exalted their station.
Resolved, Therefore, that we respect
fully, but earnestly, ask the Constitution
al Convention of this Territory, now abou.
to assemble, to exclude from the Consti-
tuition everything which recognizes any
distinction on account Of sex or color, or
which does not strictly harmonic with
the foregoing resolutions.
~tcoDsDctft GuleuSI blAab NC d&h edlu Clfl-
yention to use all the means legally with
Ia its power, to prevent the distillation,
sale, or use of all intoxicating drinks.
Resokvea. That COMMITTEES of three be
appointed by the meeting to draw up
petition embodying the substance of the
above resolutions, procure what signatures
they can, and present il to the convention
at an early day;
Whereupon, Henry Hiatt, Harriet Scott,
and 2. Elizabeth HIATT were appointed
said committee.
ResolraA, That we suggest to the friends
of unrestricted freedom in Douglas and
adjoining counties, the prcpriety of hold
ing 9 convention at the school house near
Berkau's Mill, in Bloomington. In the
early part of April next.
Resozvsd, That the Herald Of HseSom
and Lawrence RPuszican be requested to
publish, and other papers to copy, the
shove proceedings.
E. SMITH, Chairman.
Hroe n So