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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20

now before the public. Dr. M'Lane's geuupe Liver Pllis also his celebrated Vermifuce can now be had at all respectable drug stores. None oenaiae se5f9k Messgnatare0f FLEMING RROS
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20
Read This,

For the benefit of those afflicted with that dreful disease, Bronchitis, l take great pleas ure m stating that for four years past, (tl re- centiy,) have been afflicted with 1t in almost Us most dreadful form, and for two years of the anne, had to entirely abandon my ministerial la6ors. About SIX weeks ago. I met. at Little Rock, with Dr. J. White, from Cincinnati: I was greatly ematIated, my spirits greatly de- pressed. my throat sore, and coated with ulcers aud was entirely unfit for any kind of busi- ness.
 Dr. White examined me, told me my disease, and gave prescription, 1 have been using his invaluable remedies since that time, and to-day | am walking monument of the great value of hls lncomparable remedies, have gained nine pounds ot flesh, my spirits are buovant and cheerful, my throat is almost entirely well. and In short, am a different man. On last Lords day, rode I6 miles, and preached at II and clock, without feeling the least inconvenience from it.
 My wife has been F years badly afflicted with Dyspepsia and the last six years a great sufferer with female and other diseases, which Dr. Wlte has treated with equal success.
 A number of other cases of various and long standing, lveterate and deeply affl ctng forms have come under my notice-in which the value oi Dr. WIS advice and the efficacy of his reme- dles have been truly wonderful.
 hereby recommend, coriiaHy his reme- dies to the afflicted and make fruitless effort to pay to Dr. w hte that debt of gratitude which l shall ever owe him.
 HORACE E. BICKERS.
 P. c. Mill Creek Circuit.
 Little Rock, Ark, Aprl 3{, 1858.
 Or The kindness of the people and large patronage of the afflicted, have induced Dr. White to remain in LITTLE RocK, till the 2Oth April, after which, he may be consulted and his remedies dipensed at the HOT SPRINGS, till 1St Sentemher
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20
nNNNE-rN ANn IIAWN.

4.e43 YUST rc,ciyel Ter Tennessee Belle. S~Z2 1sc5 sS lar4e l--oitHeut' o Boiuets a1d sl~ liola of tho j., test s,t e and fashion will general assortment ot fine Millinery apd Dry Goods Trim nings, ete., etc. All of which Tam now prepared To sell low fur CA-u. Cone qui,k and examine fir yourselves. MRS. |. BEOGAN.
 April l8, 1858. 4t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20
F. c. Mill Creek Circuit.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
D BY MERRICk
 Arrivals.

FURNISHED BY MERRIcK X wAssELL.
 Arrivals. April l2-Rough .G Ready, from Ft Smith, '' l2-Lady Walton, from Ft. Smith, ' l2-Arkansaw Traveller. from Ft. Smith, l3-Dardanee. from New Orleans l3-Fennessee Belle from Ft Smith, l3-Arkansas from Napoleon. 15-S H. Tucker from NapoIcon. '" 16-Quapaw. from New Orleans. < 1S-Rpsolute from Cincinnati < 1e-Dardanelle, from Ft Smith. < 1S-Arkansas, from Ft Smith.
 Departures. '' lo-Rouch & Ready for NapoIcon. '' 12-Ladv Walton for Cincinnati. '' 12-Arlansaw Traveller. for Napoleon. < 13-Datdanelln for Fort Smith |" 13-Tennessee Belle for New Orleans :" 13-Arkansas. for Ft. Smith. " 15-S II. Tucker, 'or Napoleon " r Quapaw, for Ft Smith. < 1SRe~ouc. foy Ft. Smith, lS-Darl1 ele Gr Nev Orleans '' lS- ArFan~as. for Napoleon .s54 Six feet water in the rharuel and alout sta ionary, Wal'har cool, witt apfea-an., of mo,e rain. (Mon5ay.)
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20
WHITE Conns

SWISS and Plain Muslin. Nansoot ,rr1 Ioo,.o h1 net, Edging and Inserting Flouneing Rarred Musiins' Vaiineinc Edging Thread do.: Collars and Dndersleeves, few Valenclen Set also larce ot of French Embroidery, of all descriptions for sale low oy Aprll %, 6S. MRS. JONES
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20
GLOVES
NEW GOODS.

A ND Mits: inst open. Also fine lot Of Li,e "A thread Hosiery.
 April %, '5s MRS JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

ONE HUNDRED DOLLAEts AeE " AItD. D ANAWAY about the 2d of February, rA E E 1858 from the service of James k Fagan SS near Benton, Ark, a likely negro boy belong -A. inc to me named JOHN, about feet 3 inches hgh: thick set, black complexion, has remarkably fine teeth and is about 20 years oid and he is sup posed to be lurking about Litte Rock. l will give the above reward for his delivery taken out If the State; and s50 if taken in the State aud will pay all expenses. s. II. HAMPSTEAD.
 Little Rock, Ark, 10th March, ls5s. r.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20
GUARANTEEDu

Spirits TufpeUtine and Lard Gil, UST received anl for sale at the cash store by 5 AYi. s, ls5e. Nj. OSBORN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20

SIAi iE or AhkAN>ASr
 CoUSTV oF CONWAY.
 In Conway Circuit Court, before the clerk, in tion, this gath ,lay ol February, A. D. ls5s. Jehn Harris CgarfainGRf.
 vs Bill for Divorce.
 Catharine Harris, DgesddHt
 T this day comes the comp piainant, and files his N bill with affidavit thereto attached, from which il appcars that the said defendant is a nonresident of the Sute of Arkansas the object of which bill is to obtain divorce from the bonds of matrmony be- tween said coml mllainant aud defendant on a charge of willfull desertion-
 It is therefore ordered that the said defendant be notified of the Pendeney of this sut by publication of this order in the Ire Democrat q newspaper pub Ishel in the S.a,e of Arkansas, for two weeks suc essively, the last insertion be at least four weeks before the term of this co r which is to begin and be held the eourt-house in the town of Springfield, Conway county Arkansas, on the second Monday in September. ls5S requiring said defendant to appear before the judge of said court, before the third day of said term, to peId answer demur to said b or the same will be taken confessed, and de- c,ee entered accordingly.
 JOHN R. BELL, Clerk. A true copy from the record.
 Attest. J. x. DELL, SeIk. April ls. ls5s aw Cost of adv. s5.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20
Proceedings of the Democratic Conven
 ton of Jefferson County.

B. w. BoURLAND, Sec'y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20
NEW SADDLERY AND HARNESS
 ESTABLIsuMENT.

~ THE -nhssriher has opened an rsn fezN | e-iahi-hinsu,o of lhe aboge de- kTsA Isz=aa1 .efiptol on Main street. next door 1aaAS of C. J. krebs vhcrc he - lsrc Co iuanuiacture all artelc iu . liue n tt. ttrt bc-l audmort dura blg -t,ls aat r,r sf t,od material Ilo win always k,,I, an hauI a variety of Sa.lucry and harue-ses of eytty kind, fron thc fines; -lver plated carriage haruy,. c" rhe riaircst kruj. ...
 Arrilts. l.i. em IT. l. HAMPTON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-20

AtJohn Quindley's. in this county. of con sumption, on the 10th of March, 1858, ROBERT A. MARTrN. native of Cape Grardeau county, Missouri. aged % years.
 He left a fond wife and large circle of rela- tives to mourn his departure. but they hope it was his eternal gain of better world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

FACTS CONCERNING TIVE WILL or CoxNoDoRE PrRRy 1t
the will Of the late Commodore Perry meB,ion s MADE Of
the plate presented 70 him by tbe merchants Of New
York, and IA dirscsed therein ths, be- given 10 Perry
mont, the neptc OF the deceased Who I, 70 retain
% lssspg sournfr In the family The Comm Ddore Zoe
Me resoue % the amount policy Of psursacs
elected on his life given TO his daughter Isabel IL
Perry, whit che continues u,msrred but ~hen she
nries " 10 be divided into six equal pars s,ongst
TIE deoesseds surviving children or their nearest res
uvee. To his ~dew Commodore Perry ieft for life
ire proceeds OF ali his osher property real aud
al snd AZ her cesth the viii provides ths II BE- divided IN
equal parw amongst the other members OF bis family,
The executors Of the will are August Ben, mt ~ ve~
York, Roeer, Rogers 81 Maryiaod and John Howe Of
New Jersey and the Witnesses the drawing up OF the
ms rument, X Rves, Benjamin X. True and Benjamin
ID. Sill man.
AssAuIr ON Az AegD MANN Michsel Hayden, an old
and well known citizen, attacked By four rowies
Sunday last at the Jersey City terry foot Of Corandt
street He wss beaten terribly. rwoof the fellows have
been arrested, and win be tried Al the Juue term Of the
Court Of Sessions. They 70 belong the Dead
Rabbit rang, and " the charge true a be hoped
that they viii be made an exsmple Of.
rouSp nRowNrD-On the shore ~ Hudson river, May
90 the BODY Of about thirty years or age evidently
q ssorer The body had been In The ater sbon, two
weeks Further Information may DO had from A. Car
locke, Coroner, Fort Lee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23
Droohlyn City News.

The STANDING COMMITTEES oy TIE Board on sursRv1soRs
AT meeting Of the Kings County Board OF supesvsors
held Thursday, the President, M Felix Campbell
nounced the following Committees for the coming year
On Accounts Of Superintendent ef ne Poor-kessrs.
On Iocounts Of County 7reuwer-Ncs,rs. rhcall. Dick
stryke.
on Unaed States D,po,a Fund Meurs. sDoieu, FlAh.r.
On Equalization Of Assessment RoIs-xessrs. smith,
schetct, J. "a. Bergen, Cummings
On Aoc0unts-Messrs. I. Bergen Wood worth, Gross.
On Jal- hesus. Cummings, b CART, scnenck
On Neutrality-suspicious.. sogars C.grer rheail.
On Authorizations. Naskey, Sneaen. syser.
On Srectol and Local Tares-hessrs RAipos, T. o.
Berger, Smith.
On 0,rSTai rar-s-xesurs Dick croose, Delaney.
On Lews and xptiseatiOns 10 ~ L'or'iature-Messrs
On soiaries-Me.srs. wooswor,h, Jackson, s,ud~en.
On C5uts-hessrs Fsberty, Marcy, Ryder.
On Lsaot,c Asyiur,--hessrs Csgser salsm, Jackson.
On Gyades-N.ssts Delaney, Stud veil, Ryder.
soyr SHELL CANA number of residents Of the tom
Of Gravescnd petionsd the Bard Of Supervisors Thurs
day to psss is- prohibiting the tasirs Of ,of shell
clans from Grsvcsend BAY during The moths OF June,
Jnly and Augast TIE sahjsct as rsfsrset 20 e,s
nee consisting OF the country nbefs u the BJsfd for
report
The INVITE WARD ErstuoN-iILscAt vouye.-rhe
election IN the rreth ward on Tuesday resulted 10 me
choice Of the fSio-ng;-
Afdermsn-Ps'rich Hogan
Supervisor. Michael Keeier.
Constable John bye.
Durns the DAY the folio-ins parties arrested
charges Of ifiersl voting, or attempting IN v1s hsgsy -
p,a,sss sss H.niv R.,,G rney -sre held 70 ana yer
before Jusrce Bischly on Friday.
Rsos COUNTY BOARD " Etuss.-rhs body assembled
On Tuesday, and organized ~ eecsps john A. wyckoT
Esq President and Peter Cemsson secretary. No app
cations we're made for licences the Beard adournsf
win SIT daily until the business before them trans
acted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23
Naval Intelligence.

The pursers oftbe navy Ia New York met yesterday
afternoon 10 express their Of the loss sustained BY
the service the sudden death yesterday morning OF their
brotf err ocer Purser Sinclair ana their sympathy with
his bereaved family. - u.
Mt s,rcar vas inc ar,, purser sppoused chief Of
the Bureau ~ Provisions and Clothing and hal served nus
country almost half century. He won the warm re-
cards Of officers OF every rank connected with him on
auv and 81 all who were associated with him IN society
II wss unanimously
Resolved by the officers assembled, That they oher 70
the family this ex Of their deep sympsthy That
they attend the funeral mo1rners ard that they wear
Grape for thirty respect 70 the memory OF the de-
ceased. GARRETT X BAkRfs furser, Preeiuent
RxSJ. J. CAHooSs, Pur.er, Secretary.
Nsw YoRK, May %, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23
ANOTHER BRITISH OUTRAGE.


The Bark John Howe Bsarasd ut ses, and
again In the Pert OF sagua la Grende.
The bark John Howe, Captain Nichols, arrived at this
port yesterday from sagoa Ia Grande.
We learn from Captain Nichols tina. abou. The 18th of
APRIL his passage from Havana to sagua la Graude,
and when on Apsmla he boarded by boat from the
British war steamer gulzard and the officer command
without any ceremony spraDg upon ieck and immediately
her commander, where sho hailed from, where last
nom, where she was bound her owners name, &c and
upon entering the cabin (by invauon) ho demanded to
see her Papers, which were shown him. He thsn de-
parted. Captain NJ states that his ensign WAS then lying,
and that had been hoaed on the fret approach Of the
steamer.
After arriving at sasua Ia Grande, and who lying in
tOat port be again boarded by boa. from the same
vessel and his papers demanded, although his ensign
flying. His reply was, they were At the Consuis
ofn:e The oOer then examined the vessel and scruti-
nized the hold.
Captain Nichols Ia OF the opinion that tho officer
intoxicated at the time He judged from the appearance
Of the man and the bold manner which he acted.
Captain Nichols offered him segar (he having liquor
board) which he refused, but requested glass Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

the part Of the AornOns, and charserizss 's another
Kansas war. f
TIE mass Of the people. he Thinks, oppose war, and
says that the bad sent word 20 Cs johnston 70
come On; they will welcome him believing shn wh' he
they will be free from Ia oler~ole despoiism.
II this be true looks there TO pc speedy tor
mnAton Of the Mormon war.
RUMoRED RIsIoNATINN OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.
The following despatch was published In some of the
Philadelphia papers yesterday morning
ST. LOUIS, May o. 1868.
Deepstches which Tesched here from Laaven WORTH last
evening report that Brigham Young had rosigned his po
sitiOn ~ Governor Of Utah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23
Suicide by Shooting In ,he First Avonue-A
Supposed murder no Mardcr.

Considerable excitement prevailed yesterday morning
In the Eighteenth ward growing out Of rumor tina, ct
late hour the evening previous hxd been murdered
In First avenue Fifteenth street. by being shot with
pistol some policemen Of the ward, hearing that
man had been found dead the sidewalk gun shot
wound In bis Abdomen repaired directly the place As
pistol could be found any where IN the vicinity
supposed that the had bern murdered and state
ment 10 sh effect Immediately found general currency
The body meantime removed 70 the station house,
and remained there till yesterday morning before being
vas soon ascertsred that instead Of being the victim Of
foul MURDER he put voluntary end 70 his existence
being stimulated 70 this extremity through excessive
driseice In iquor and domestic grievances LAST Jay
appears that his len him, asd since tina, time he has
rank almost a family. and frequently threatened 10
make way Win hmsen Coroner Perry held "a inquest 90
The case yesterday Afternoon, ~ Bellevue Hospital when
the following evidence VS. taken before the jury Mar
sarct Pagan, No 237 FIRST avenue the nrt ~iuses tss
evening the deceased was in her fathers ore He
then istc xicafed, and stated that woui leave
this world, aud would trouble them long Al tho
time he pulled pistol from his pocket and pointed ~
his breast He soon left the store, and this the
lsst time sne saw him alive. rs wife ieft hin
In July hast on scoount Of his in,empsrsss habits.
Arm scKerran Of ass T,r.t avenue, d,posed that en-
Fcsy night, between nine and ten O'Clock she stand
ing at her door and saw deceased sanding on the
sh close TO his stomsch; he fell 10 the pavement and
died instantly.
orscer han Of the Eighteenth preciuc,, testified thai
he wss told thst there dead 10 the First avenue
near Fifteenth street. who bsd either shot himself bean
murdered; be went 70 the place, and found crowd
gathered around the BODY OF the decsssed 9TH the
Hsnce Of some other officers he cd the body 10 the
Lis bteepth ward station house
The mctca, evidence showed that the deceased shot
binsef IN The abdomen just above The oilics There
were found thirty seven buckshot 10 the body The sho
sssec through the liver, decorating m several places
and number OF them lodged IN the spinal colsun.
A, the conclusion az the evidence the case given
to the jury who. after brief deiberaton, rendered
verdict Of "saiciae by shooting"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02

II WILL, on the 18th day of December, 1879, at
the Court House Door IN Plymouth, Marshall
County, Indiana, in obedience to an order OF the
81. Joseph Circuit Court, sell at public sale, the
west half of the northeast quarter Of section
twcntysix, township thirty -four, north OF range
two east, i'm said county.
Terms of Sais.-Said land is not 10 be sold at
less than twothirs the appraised value, one fourth
of the purchase money to be paid in hand, and the
balance in equal payments, in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest, TO be secured by
notes waving the benefit Of valuation and apfras-
ment laws, signed by good freehold security.
WILLIAM RUCKMAN, Commissioner.
Nov IL, l53S-lt4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
~NOTICE.-A

ME next annual meeting Of tho Stockholders
Of the Brsnch at Plymouth. Of the Bank o.
the : ate of Ipiisna. for tn purpose of electing
Beard OF Directors OF tie Branch for the cnsuin,
a, will lr held at the Bnking Office of the
;,-anch in P;yni nth, Marshall Corntv, Ind on
TUESDAY. the 4sh day Of snuary, lsss. between
the haur of ~ o'clock. a. m and 3 o'clock. y. m.
At whic', time anil place they will proceed t.
elect the hove named Directors according to the
requirements of the Charter Of said Bank and OF
the BY Laws of nd Branch.
BY Order of the Board of Directors.
H. EARLY, Cashier.
Piymnut,i. Nov. %. 80 LII
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
q READ READ! q j
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

lust RECEIVED By PERSHING
- & Co., a'large supply Of School Books, such
as are now in general use, and recommended by
the State Board; and which viii be sold cheap
at any other house in Northern Indiana
~ Toy and Miscellaneous Books, School Cards.
States, Paper and Ink, always ON iiand
D- Merchants supplied on as fair terms as they
can get Of the publishers.
IL SCHOOL TRrsrEEs sec d, it that you have n
aniforinity of books in your shools
IL OuR facilities for ordering books are such
that we can furnish any book or books wanted, in
few days time, from any publisher in the Y. s.
Nov Is, '5S-2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS.
BY Murray: Authorizing the publishers
ef the German newspapers to envelop and
stamp tham.
BY Sebeker Of Warren: That the Com
mittse on Education inquire into the alledg-
-ed diminution of the School Fund to the
:amount of sS00.000 and to determine
whether any legislative protection Of that
fund Is needed.
a number Of OH T resolutions OF inquiry.
OF more OF less importance, were introduced
which we cannot find room for now
BRloHr AND FITCH RESOLUTION PASSED.
The joint resolution of Mr. Austin, pend
ing at the adjournment on Wednesday.
came up.
Dobbins Withdrew his motion to indef-
nitely postpone that -ssolution-
An animated anil exciting debate ensued,
which, together with the ayes aud nays, we
are compsI to omit. Fisl3'
The resolution carric,l by 81 to a.
Nessrs. Jones. Collier and Shields. Anti
Lecompfon Democrats. voted for the reso-
luton, and Messrs. BIythc aud Davis, on
The ground that tie Senate had already set
tied the question and that it would be a
waste of time for the House to consider it,
voted against it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
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South, rs the most popular AoRicriTr LITE
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rendering it emphatically
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
H4IE zoe SEEy TIIE.N2

That superb, Engraving. 'sTHE VILLAGE BLACK
SMITH," anil the beautiful AR JOURNAL, which are
furnished tn subscribers OF the Cosm ,politan Art
is>ciatapn, now bc seen al tie Republican
f'risiiny 0fes in Plymouth for SHIRT time only
5 i.ls..rti .cmclt hca.led-New Features
" ,veni,Sr "a, tc5o-i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02

HNEE undersigned having taken out letters OF
I Administration on the estate of George b.
Stedman, late of Marsh i'll County, Ind, decd,
hereby notifies all persons indebted to the estate of
said decedent to call and make Immediate pay
mcnt and those having claims against the same viii
present them duly authenticated for settlement
The estate is insolvent.
HELEN A. STEDMAN, Adm'x.
Nov. 1S, 1858
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02

rTVIE Partnership heretofore existing between.
Il the undersigned in the practice Of the Law, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent All claims
coming to the firm will be receipted by VIM
Spangier, and all debts Of the firm paid by him.
He will continue the business as heretofore.
ID. r.. SAMPLE.
hf WIN. SPANGLER.
New. %, 1859. 1881