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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
DIYORCE.

B. X. Hutehins, ia the Riehardson County
" vs.. District court, Second Judi
Elizabeth Iutehins.l ciaI Disisiet, Nay term, 1858
To Elizabeth Huiehins, the defendant in the
case.
You viii please take notice, that ] hare pTought
an action in the Richardson County District Court,
SecSnd Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory
against You to Obtaindeeree ofdivoree IRON the bands
of mstrimOny. which have hitherto united Us. Ny
application for divorce is founded upon the ground
OF your having committed adultery. a hearing
will be had upon my said application in the said
county, on the first Tuesday in May, 1855, When and
where you can attend and make defense against the
said charge. B. II. HUTCHlNS.
Territory of NebraskaI &C d
County Of Richardson.
Ieertiiy that the foregoing entitled suit has been
brought in the Richardson County District Court,
as set forth in the above notice, that the papers
therein are now ON file in my Office and that the
summons has been returned A0H est ~iaventUs, as 70
the defendant.
Witness my hand and private seal, there being
ne seal vet providOifOr the said court, the 24th day
/ Of NarUh 1858. - MASTIN W. kIDEN, Clerk,
Per GEO. Van LEV, Deputy Clerk.
APRIL, l., 1S5S.-nO40 At
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

Hon. FEsxER FERGUSON has again
laced US under obligations TO him for a
supply Of valuable documents.
Hon. SAM'L Cox, Of Ohio, viii accept
cur thanks for public documents.
To Hon. JAMES CRAIe we are also
indebted for similar favors.
Our thanks are also due Hon, PRFsToS
ksO Of New York, and Hon. J. d.
BRteuT Of Indiana for favors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Dolngs Of the County Court.

ArRIL TERM 1888.
Present. Judges Hail Cole, and San
ars; E. E. Parker, Clerk.
B. B. ThOmpson was a~pPOinted cOnsia-
IL, to I'll vacancy ~ocsasioned by Mr.. Ed
ards not fling bend.
The following persons we're appointed
rdges Of e~iectuls, in the several pre-
aacts in this coaury. for one year:
No. l, NemaLa Guy.
John Barnes, J. L. Sharp and DR..
Khiinger.
Noe, BrOraviLe.
Homer johnson, G. W. BrattOn, A.
HobliizeTl.
No. 8, Mount Vernon.
VIM. Tate, A. Dodd. R. w. Frame.
No. 4, Shrogs
L. Kinnison, P. Starr, E. Reid.
No. 5, Longs.
L.CAnel, w. Hughs, ]. Conrad.
A new precinct, No. 6. was established
a St. Frederick. and c. A. Freyberg,
c. Sopualer and b 0tlens, appointed judi
ges Of elections
The town of London on petition was
ncorporated under the general act, and
J. Hannah, J. K. Cook, n. Minnich, E.
Lanker, and R Heap, appointed trustees
heTzfor.
The Clerk was instructed TO issue orders
for the following persons and amounts.
w:
C. G.. Dorsey, Deputy District Clerk
| so O5; S. Belden services as attorney II
negro case, SIS Furnas s Langdsn
Yuning blanks, so; D. Plaster& service:
s-assessor, s5l; R. T. Rainey Treasurer
SIG; ]. W. Hall, county Judge, Sc; JESSE
Cole, county Judge. Sc; D. c. Sanders
county Judge, Sc; E. E. Parker, county
derk. Sal; same 81 05
Road Supervisors were appointed fol
III term of one year as follows:
District No. l, ]. c. M'Cathron; No
81, S. Minick; No. 3, J.. L. Combs; No
wv. Philips; No. 5, J. Long Noe, a
Hughz No. y Grice; No. s, CT
Frevburq- No. Is. C. w. Crow; No. Ia
-MMahan, No. Is. E. Bush: No. l6
W. Gilmore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Coming.

Coming.
Mr.. Hill, of this city, who has spent
several weeks In St. Louis, has justRre-
turned, and informs us that the general
opinion is, that the heaviest emigration
ever known VIII come into the Missouri
valley thisyear. More to Nebraska than
TO any other point. Let them come
Here is soil climate. and health unsur-
passed, and what is Of almost equal I'M
portance, We are free from those internal
wranglings which serve TO create heart
bufnings and disturbances, and which
cannot fail TO retard the progress and de-
~velopenIent of the country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Tremendous Excitement.

CRASE & HTLL are now
receiving their spring supplies of goods
After an hours look among the huge
piles Of every desirable article, we are
forced to acknowledge the stock of this
house the most magnificent ever yet open
ed in this market. The rush TO secure
first choice, has been and is YET trenen-
dOus. All going TO show Mr. HtLL's
knowledge Of this peoples wants, and his
taste in making selections. Their hea-
West stock isyei to come.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Ladies' Caters,

OF the finest style, and man
ufactured from the finest material, can
be had at Crane s Hills. Theodore
played of a trick on Us the other day, for
which we shall recollect him. After en-
curing the necessary sized covering for
our better-half's pedal extremities.
watched an opportunity, and slipped pair
Of those nice high heeled double struck
in the wOye'' CATERS into our poeket.
Don't any body else treat Us thus, as we
90 "bobbin round"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Returned.

Hon. G. W. CRAwFoRD, member
of the House from Dakota county, who
was, during the last session of our Legis-
~lature, called to the States on account Of
sickness in his family. then on a visit to
their friends, passed our city on his re-
turn on Saturday last. Mr.. c. is q Of
the ablest and truest men in Nebraska.
Would that we had many more such.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Nebraska House.

We neglected last week
to can attention to the advertisement q
the Nebraska House IN this city. Mr..
BERRr has become a partner with Mr..
EDwARDs, and The house has been re-
arranged and fitted up anew. and 10
pains will be spared to make their guests
comfortable and feel at home. Success
to the Nebraska House.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

- TIE ~Eebraska ADVERTISE" having
go The largest circulation OF ar p-P
:, Territory. Wholesale Merchants D
lis. St. joseph, CincinEati and
-narkets where Nebraska merchants pu
,s..e Val find 70 better advertising meoun
- Western cou1trg1
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

II - E.nIBrRr Prap1sssrs e he Real
6AT.fvr Nas1nc rcmpie- GGa-o. III
Isie S,arrr, cnersHAdy@ussu Agent.m rear q
ST. 49, andG Edrea's SIZE Stores 50 est
Isrh So oETS&Co. 10 stsaaRss, Broadway,
yfsIeL wr Auesieaa- Caaztab ana Europeah
NDN- - 45scri1a0a ORce, So-l2, Nassau Sts
So I--,,rrrDsE. n. W. corner Olive and Maj
re'.s a-,Ivrv- s. Derb0r1 st.eets Cheap
ChE-lret Agents 10 salien Subse1ptnns and Ad-
Al.c-e.ts Tor The Advertiser, ard reectsrs ana re-
y M m5-ies Acre1er
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
lakewood.

BlackwoOd's Edinburg Magazine,
Vol. as, No. 8. has been received. Con-
tents What will he do with it 2-Zanzi-
ar and " months in East Africa
Our Conyiels-Food and drink-Sullivan
q Observation-Disclosures of Natural
Hislory-A few more words from Mr..
!ohn Company TO MI. John Bail.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
CLAIM NOTICE

To B, X. Hutehins, VIM. McEirOy, and all whom it
may concern. You are hereby notified that 1 viii Rp-
pear 81 the Land Ohice in BrownvilIe, Nemaha county,
y. T.. on Monday, April &c, 1858, ar O'cock, P. NJ, 10
prove up my right If presumption TO the northwest
quarter q section No. ten, township No. one, range No
sixteen east.
ApriII4. Is5s-IwnI2 WV. K. GEER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Douglas Saloon.

Il is onlynecessary for US to
ny that Corr & DBEE have opened a
sioon with the above name, to insure it
AhOeral patronage, and Dawes very ap-
Parance is indicative Of good living, and
LIS Plethoric person suggestive of the
GOOD things ofihis life to be found at their
establishment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Scarlet P~ettieOats.

These much talked Of
a la Lady Gore Ouseley musnt-mention-
ems, have made their appearance in our
city. They can be had at Crane & HILLS
No. IL, Main street. We wait with in
terest their appearance in the street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

-, ipst csupletet a uer st0ck0f Banks 81 eFeFy
.-lrisn- nestly ezeeutN on ase s
: rssuabie terms -.
rsb,ve also . pate u a snail map q SUN T.aue
ys-1ssa. for prtatiug ogmm1n sszed envelepe
-URNAs 4 LANGDON-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Valuable Subscriber.

Mr.. JANIS HuRsr, Of
Atchison county, Missouri, called at u
Office last week. and paid his subscription
on "Adveriser" for rOysarsi IN adrance.
Would that many more such might be
added to our list.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
|. D. JanuarI.

This steamer, on her way to
Il Randall, lay at q wharf Saturday
hight. She landed large quantities Of
height for Crane s. Hill, Siegel& Green
aam and others. Also quite a number
q Passengers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
mn WORK.

rrtsnsivs aiEf5s1s q EeE Bps. Cars,
Vi -, Bvnze carts 6e nede e. ne -Aeyer-
eEc1 -.cfafnt5bs ab1e etEru o. IA Wcck in
eu--geTbT y orcI Thepruynetur beiag
Eanne - htueu. and having n hts empioy an
tPrsl - sxperiszced Fans ISb Printer, Is de-
So q . euut-eae go hSsE
CuS rr--rS WorE IN Colora Br0sEe Work, 49, vii
Fe mrrcuisr attencgn-
rEstan-e ia b przpog s1s1dsd %,
g.-,-rf e eve szdsfscuen O. my.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
a. PARKER co,
WASHINGTON, ID. @.

JOHN A. PARKER, late Register Of the Land once,
Omaha, y. T, having resigned his CdcO will hereafter,
n oOnnecti0n with one Of the best Land LavEivers IN the
country, attend to all business eondded 70 him; and es-
pecislly
PRE-EMPTION CASES,
which hehas made himself thoroughly acquainted with
by study and practice for years. 1.rn
Herefers to the Heads OF Departments and Members
Of Congress Of both Houses.
All applications for services must be accompanied with
q fee 70 insure attention.
January IS 1855. no3l-1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

...fse-t In ms Terrifery. eoming from various
H---s ~ Ststes. often sgzEest - rs tie names Of
-. : their cd neiehborhoods UhQ Wo1ta esWtless
f1--bers III they c0uld see . cupy u The I'D
Uear-rrs seud q specimen ePEs ard persons
'c ~irrog-Ed ia soIiGsati0n tsteoone aresa-
nrrTber =sr-t interest 10
r-+--h - retsfn ne usGtl Per ee1t for the.r
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

D-cuis-s nsaaeiat Ne siose0i he No1a
.vs he aAsve-tizer- WesAsl take HtN So
=, ss-ise-s -ish heir paper eounnued and saAH
-,srrty ssufiuas 70 send as hsrstsfcreA
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
1853. 1853.
SCARRTTT 8. NAS0N
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers Of
Furniture and Upholstery.
Washington ATeHae, between
1853.
sEc0sD - - sE's. s.: LoPIs. %

hezr wa-ezoons VII bs fs1na ne iztsst sza hest
styles, inside u thehest EOrkuen and q SUPERIOR nate
rzl AID E1i>h.
BEDSTEADS-Fine Reserved and Nzhoezny, Walnut
Oak and Caery, VIII high posts ana Csn1E-
SIDEB0ARDS-RoeWOoa Nah1s1E, OAK and wal
mt VIII shelves ana Nlrbie Tips
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ma
kGEsny, oak ard Wainur.
SuFa@Mah1gany ana walnut. esre<I hkair Clc.h.
Lasaing and BrOcatelle-
BCREAUS-Ffne Rosewood. Eah-Ez1J, Oak and wal
nut. vita SIDE clses Marble Top ana Oval Glasses.
RUSsvoed. Aah41Hy. Oak and WaIaut E4shstan6s,
Genie and Side Tables viii Marble Tops.
HAT RACKS-RosaE8d. Eahcglny, OAK and walnut
q MANI styles
Ais0 Pine RcseE0cd, MAAosary, 0ak and walnut
PaTlor, Elsy and R0cklnE Chzirss ever aEfsty cf Cush-
ION, Rush ami Care Seat Reception and Ebltage Chairs;
ecumke Chain, Pane Steals, Otccl3ns, Footsoo0ls,
Gorner aad SIDE Whafn5ts. ExtenSe1 Tables, Shower
B4t1s, Ice Boxes, Wire aad lin Sales SGrTitt's PAtenf
Lounge B~edsfetds.
GILT LO0KING GLASSES7Spleleid Pier Glasses,
0vaIs. MaR11e ana Square; Wood Fr4mes in large as
sortmeIt.
BEDDING-Spring. Hzir, Moss, Excelsior ard Hzsk
&~atrassesi Feather Beds, Pillows, B0lsters, Comforts,
Sheets &c, all Of the best material, and warranted "a
be fresh. sweet and new.
Every article warranted as represented, and at prices
as lOT as any other house in the City Tor eorresp0ahng
quahtyg 3 wb
Ordets soiielted andSaithfrIy ailed. kNst
We cordially invite livery one who wishes to call and
examine and price car goods. as we are pleased to show
our gsotS ant give Yea all the Information in our power.
All articles sold by rs carefully packed and delivered
On Boat or 81 the house,
HeEy Respectfully, SCARRIT & MASON.
nos7
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Clothing.

Clothing.
Talk about hard times or high prices!
Why. Siegel can ft You ont with an en-
tire suit coat, vest aud pants for tire
dollars. he received per steamer Janu-
airy another new loi.of extra fine clothing,
boots and shoes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
claim Notice..

To all when it may concern You are hereby nOti-
fed that l Will appear at the Land Once in Brown
Vile, Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, on Monday,
the 26th day Of April A. d. 1855, at O'Clock, p N.
and apply 10 eater, as a Presumption right the NORTH
west quarter Of section No. fourteen, Township No. one,
Range no sixteen, east.
BrownviIIe. April rs. I'VE JOHN CHAPMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
&c., in CoIn,
- - - - - -.

- NnrunrNnN LHLENs HIEElnLR III m EAI
~BROWNYtEE. HENAHA CO, n. T..
Especial attention Will Be gwen e Duying ana Seilirg
Exchanye On the principal cities % tbs Cui-ed ssssss.
Gold. Silver. and uncurrcnt BanS NcteS Acasfert gnp-
ply Of LHnsi " Arrantso n hand for sale. Ton CASH, o. el-
tere3on time for Pre-empi0rs. AL Warrants sold by -
guarsnteedin every respect. VIII Gle pcclaClery State
meuts e inteatoR % pfe-empt, and prepare Fue-emp,hsa
Pape-s a. sa1-t n1tioe. Money l0snee upun best seccgi-
ties a. western rates o. Interest. and investtaots inside
in Lands Or city property fr distant capitalists. COLES
tions upCn al convenient points will beprompily attend
ed 10 and proSeets reni;teti in exchange. ~atcurFe1t rates.
Bills of ExchIge en- Englard, Ireland. AMI FTancc. OBJ
tanned az usuii rates. wigh cost or Exchange On the Esft
s1ied Deposits recetvcd0a Current account andinterest
ali0Wedon spSiat depeits.
O~FFICE-laznS ST., ne1r I. s. Land O6se.
-~REFERENCES-
Li99 B,o;hsr 5 Co. Merchants. PAii.aslRAia. p.
AcNaughtOn, Carson& Co.
nlser white, Bal,lROrs. Ma.
Yocrs. Carson y Bryant, {"
Jno. Thompson Mason, Corr ofPcrt, ["
E. NJ. Punierson &c. Merchants, z
n. n. Yeakle s C0~No. II, Broadway, New T0Ek.
wm.T Smitason, ESQ., Banker, Washingten, DC.
J. J. Stevens. Esq, Atty az Law,
baylor & Eriesh, Bankers. Chtaso, NJ.
MSCellSud. ScrUggs = Co. Merchants, s.. L0ms. Ne.
Hon. mos. G. Pratt, A~nnap0liss Ma.
Hon. J. ", GearE Ex-GOy. Kansas, Penn. f
non. jas. o.. Carson, MercsrsbuFE. Pa.
? snan Esg9 Pests Bank, AaseTstsNn, Nd
Charles Parsons s CO. bankers, Keokuk. ToSa.
n. c. Mutt y CO. g Council BluF -.
Greene, Weare rice, Des MOina, +"
Douglass * Watson, vinton, I"
Col san UalRbletOn, Any stLaW, Easton, Ne
Judge Th0S. Perry, CumAsrlsrd Nd.
Prof. II. Tutvyiier, Havana Alabama.
Oct. 5, '5T-ye-=iStf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
ADVERTISER.
s5oWYvILLE. APRIL IS, ISIS
rERNS:

Z pad ua1vEEce $40
f~crone'sN atthe cnd q 6monfk4 80
90 Ia 40
nore via BE- fzruhAcd e. $50 per
c@ S-,Fssd ne sash asesHR1zies ne sE1ers apt
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
New Spring Goods,
1858.
BROWN & CO.,

No. IS, Main Street Saint Louis
Invite Merchants visiting ST. Louis 70 their immense
stoek New Spring Goods,
IMPORTATION OF 1883,
Black Gre &c Rhine silks; Black ant Colorel Sztins;
Printed Jdcoless; ChAliess DUoaEes; White Goods
Embroidesies; Lace G1ods; Gloves; Hosiery; L-e
MItts. &c. If
BrcEu s Co., have ready Tor exhibition the latest
EurgPean and American styles Ct hoops and hoUp skirts;
French Skrt reeds; ri5hsEsa q all STYLES, silk cEayats,
dress Trimmings; brushes, combs, buttons together win
i've cases PaTassIss 0fthe E1test and Elost fzsIiOnalyie
Cesizn.
Casa buyers cSse purcANerS, and prompt men VS.
itias tMs markell areiayited to exznine ar si0ck ana
prCes-
BROWN, CO, 3 Xain Street Saint Loais.
ArTiI 10 iS5S-l0s2
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Claim Notice.

To all whom it may concern. You are hereby notified
that will appear at the Lsnd Once in BrOwnville, on
Thursday, April %, 1855, at ? O'Clock P NJ, to prove up
my right Of -pre-emption to the southeast quarter Of
Of section niEe, township one, range sixteen east.
April Is. 1855 2i42 J. h.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
1855 Is .CARPETEG. 1855.
SPRING SALES =
HTonOUTrT G OO4TDANV.

A. MCDOWELL & COMPAN1 l..
are nov in receipt & tlleir sp-ing inportadsas, whichl
hzve been purchased IN iszgiand FER cash, kT though
eths- houses are adver1hang drea inpcrt4ticEs hUm
EurcPe, we take pleasure in anao1ndHg that We are he
eng Girect iaporter fnan EEgland Rrznce IN The Ulzf-
ern States. andhEve SOW "a hand The largest and dnest
stock eFef lurozed IS th8eouutrys crnssllns lnBartas
folloz8. ill.,
81 e. t8snd - MedaflicnE;
e. rUya1 Velvefss GO rolls French FeivetS
300 rolls RgTaI WIloon; 1000 D. Rlsert cr0ssley BE1s-
seIss
2S0 rolls Joh1 CrcssleT 8 Soa's Izpesty BruzselS -.
2No rolls Brtnur'ss asq rols Brartle 4 HoonaffS
800 rolls Brighfs HeE dSsrftS
lG0 rolls heavy ErgEsh tbree-plyf
lOlOheavy suFefdnG
Turether with tie fsrIes st0ck e Donestie Car1ats,i
Ter the Wholesale TRACE, ever b-01sAt Esstet the mou1-
fsiEs.
Also 2oOa Rlls44 v-hisssnd check mating
900 - 81 R.L
5000 - "a and +" "
$500 - Cee1a mating all widths
1850 sheets Of on cloth n 70 % feer widss
2oopieces - ~ 81 81 nd6-b 4 eioLh-
Also the largest stock af rugs. tah1d covers. sofa rugs,
Mats stair rots, eibls OF othes, &c, Of any estaltAh-
merit IN tie county. d
T0Ehe refail cusonrer al we ask Is 4 cal, tOconEirce
them that we can ard aill sell lower han any atlel
house IN the west TUthn wholesale purchaser we would
say that we esaa0fT 4eIh. ErcAter R1Ecenenls than any
establaha1ent eitter In New York o. B9ss6us having
purchased ur=enttre Er1H forcash, we are p-er4red te
oner our gsoGs at the very lowest rrIceS 81 Importation.
A Co, IS MaiR st-FSL Louis-
April IS, lS5S-,o q. A
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

Notioeis hereby given 10 all persons not 70 buy from
James Ferguson, now a resident OF BroEnvilIe, Nemaha
county Nebraska, the following descctcd real estate viz:
the south west quarter QID Of the south east quarter
Ql4) and lot number four 90 Of section eighteen nSl in
township i've 90 range sixteen p6) east, OF any portion
thereof as 1 will contest his rigAt VI preenption thereto;
the same being 4 portion Of a town site. This therefore
is % warn al persons aEainst trading, buying or in any
way 10 negotiate with the said Ferguson for the above
described tracts OF parcels Of land
v2n53tf AUGUSTUS KOUSrZE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
$4,000 lbs. Bacon.


LYFoRD * HORN, Sonora, No have for sale, cheap
for cash. - oc0 pounds excellent bacon
v2n36-ly March !, IS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04
NIGHT MEETING.

A meeting of the delegates was convened
at o'clock, which called Col. j. c. Walk
er. of Laporte. to act as Chairman. Col.
w made address and, at its conclusion,
resolution was offered repudiating the
action OF the so-cslled Indiana Democrats
IN washington, who assumed to sneak for
the party IN the State The resolution wa,
unanimously adopted.
Col. h. Dumont made a rather l,x.h.-
speech following the adoption of tb;.
olutlon, in which he pitched into",L. "a
ministratlon ION his own hook" he s.;d
AIR. Dumont- was listened to with 80.
ton by the audience, which filled al
of the hall. sHHf#sE 80 par"
One or two short speeches were -.
following Mr.. Dumont's efforts, when the
meeting adjourned a IS
-ff-i CONCLUSION. %
HE Convention was dampcncr upon
those who had expected failure. Tn MN.
oers, spirit, determination and unann;m;.
ty, 1T very much exceiletl the convention of
the 9Th January. Ii took no decided Ar
ton, as we predicted But it laid the
foundation of an organization which NAV
yet make itself felt by those rccrcant Con
gressmen and statesmen who have dcficd
law, the Will OF their constituents. and the
principles of their party The feeling a.
Salnst the Presidents conduct, both in de-
sertlng his principles and sacraficinr the
friends of MIR. Douglas, was bitter and
constantly manifested. The effort TO read
out of the party those who only adhered 70
Its cardinal principle, 10y men who were
mere creatures of the party. by men. who
were office holders and office hunters was
the theme of much savage comment and
contempt. Mr. Douglas was sustained in
everything. and the evidently malicious
course OF the President toward him openly
spoken OF and condemned. The whole
feeling of the meeting was. for stern. con-
slant and unrclcnting warfare against the
l.ccompton fraud and all who supported il.
II they dill not recant their hcrcsv, and
come back to the party. There was no
talk of compromise or Cancellation with ,l,,
descrtcrs, aud no sympathy. and not mucI,
respect shown for the President so far Az
this matter was concerned.
But the most significant action Of the
/ Convention was the adoption OF the rcsolu-
ton proposing Convention If the North
Western States, to be held at Chicago, at
some earl day. This proposal Indicates
that the antI-Leconipton movement Of the
Democracy is no semi animate affair, which
a few office removals and Presidential
fr"wn can knock all the vitality out OF. but
living, active power confident I'm it's own
strength, and the cause it advocates, and
rcsolntc to maintain the right. in spite of
the consequences There can hardly be \
reasonable b'licf that these IN are mere
''sorc heads" who thus broadly and encr-
yrtically initiate a movement Ia repcl the
licrcsy that place AMI power are forcing
upon the party.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04

That we should have offended through
our advertising columns the chastity of a
man who could write such an article as the
one referred to. and still more indecent
one in relation to Col. WALKER which was
unprovokcd. and could only have enana-
ted from depraved and morbidly vulgar
imagination is seriously notifying to us.
--Laporte Times
I'VE regard that man virtue as exceed
ingly doubtful. who has to parade the vi
ccs Of others as background to bring it
into notice" Try again. Doctor, but take
care how you wicld edged tools. or you'll
decapitatc yourself before you know it,
and that would be calamity which we
could not ourself refrain from dcploring
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04

e We give up most of our space, on
the Douglas Democrats at the State Capt.
tai. last week. feeling sure that our readers
thing else va could publish The atten-
tive reader will not fail to observe the
change Of tone that is going on in the
ranks Of the Douglas Democrats. in refer
ence to Kansas. as well as to Bright and
Fitch. For instance. Hon. E. DUMosr,
once Democratic Speaker of our Legisla-
ture, said Of those gentlemen:
THAT he hoped those penny dogs who
were incorporating the people of our
State in the United States Senate, under a
pretended election, would he speedily sent
home. and better men would soon be sent
there: AMI that besides being sent home.
they would be compelled by an honest and
sincere repentance for their fraud to make
realization. to disgorgc the money they had
drawn from the public Treasury while pre-
tending to be Senators. for there could be
no repentance without restitution"
Where asks the Indianapolis Journal,
''is the Democrat who would have said that
year ago" Where!
We understand. from the same paper,
that Hon Henry B. Payne. of Ohio. the
Democratic candidate for Governor against
Mr.. Chase. declared in his speech, and the
declaration was applaudcd, that 1.-THE first
election in Kansas was carried by fraud and
force. and the people of the territory were
subjugated by foreign power"
Although this is nothing but the simple
and candid truth, has it not been inva-
riably denied by Democratic speakers and
editors. up to the present time? The hon
est portion of the people who were indu-
csd by false representations to vote fol
Buchanan. can now see which party told
tho truth. Many have already told us that
they werc deceived, but intended to repair
the damage they inflicted on the country
the first opportunity. AS the Journal OBJ
serves, tout Of that one admission comes
irresistibly the whole policy OF the Free
State men. and full justification of tn,
Republican action in regard to the Kansas
question"