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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
FARMERS, ATTENTION

WILL PAY THE HIGEST MARKET
Price in CASH for your WHEAT, CORN.
OATS, SANG, WAX, HIDES, &c, &c,
Remember don't sell your Produce, Sang, Hides
&c, until you see me.
keep for sale at the very lowest figures, Salt.
by the sack and Salt and Whiskey by the barrel.
at my Wareroom on La Porte street just west of
Moore's Hotel.
Aug 25-40 C-WHITMORE.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
X. w. GARDEN,
Lord Mayor of Londol

~The Cincinnati Commercial says,
that photographed counterfeit SO bills on
the State Bank of Ohio are in circulation.
and that they are calculated to deceive
the best judges If money. The v;gnetts,
however, is imperfect.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

G5'A Post Office has been established at VOL
Greek Mills, in this County.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

Will the publishers please send as No.
5, of Vol. 20, the New York Musical
World"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
w. F. SHERWOOD, !
j. w. DAVIS,
THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
News from England Receiv-
ed ira less than One Day at
New York!
New York, Aug. %.

I've" IoTb, mug. 10.
At about 2 p. NJ. to day Cyrus w
Field received dispatch from j NJ. Lamp
son. Esq. ono of the Directors of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company, bearing
date London: TO-DAY--time is literally
annihilated.
The following is the reply of the Lord
Mayor of London to Hon. Daniel F.
Tieman's message of congratulation:
London, England, Aug. 90.
To don. D. F. Tiensan, Mayor of Neu
York City:
The Lord Mayor Of London most cor
daily reciprocates the congratulations OF
the Mayor of New York upon the success
of so important an undertaking as the
completion of the Atlantic Telegraph Ca
bic. 1t is indeed one of the most "iori-
,,ous ,riumphs of the age, and reflects
the highest credit upon the energy, skill,
and perseverance of all parties entrusted
with 30 difficult duty. The Lord Mayor
sincerely hopes that by the blessing of AL
mighty God it may be the means of &C.
menting the kind feelings which now exist
between the two countries.
X. w. GARDEN,
Lord Mayor of London.
~~~~0~O~~-~S~~O
EF Gen. Joseph Lane. was at Indiana
polls last week, and received the distin-
guished honors to which he is SO Justly
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
The Wisconsin Wouey.

Yesterday The following circular, an
nouncing the restoration to grace ola large
number of the Wisconsin banks. was is
sued:
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
Democratic State Ticket.

SECRETARY OF STATE
DANIEL MCCLURE, of Morgan.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
JOHN w. DODD, of Grant.
TREASURER OF STATE,
NATHL- +. CUNNINGHAM,o of Vigo.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL L. RUGG, of Allen.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOS. E. MCDONALD, of Montgomery.
FOR SUPREME JUDGES,
SAMUEL L. PERKINS, of Marion.
ANDREW DAVIDSON, of Decatur.
JAMES NJ. HANNA, of Vigo.
JAMES L. WORDEN, of Whitley.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
FOR CONGRESS, 9rH DISTRICT,

FOR CONGRESS, 9TH DISTRICT,
Col. JOHN G. WALKER, of Laporte
FOR CIRCUIT PROSECUTOR,
]. A. THORNTON, of Laporte county
FOR STATE SENATOR,
gibson S. CLEAVELAND, of Marshall
FOR COMMON PLEAS PROSECUTOR,
ANDREW w. PORTER, of Starke Co.
For Representative, G. II. REEVE.
Auditor, THOMAS MCDONALD.
Treasurer, WIN. G.. EDWARDS.
Sheriff, J. Z. VANVALKENBURGH.
Commissioner, JACOB KNOBLOCK.
Surveyor, J. b. n. KLINGER.
Coroner, A. ROYD.
Assessor, { Center TIP. J E. JACOBY.
Assessor Union Tp.) III. McDUFFIE.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

1.-THE next meeting of the Hook and Ladde
Co. will be held Tuesd ay evening, at the Semi
nary.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

DIED, in Plymouth, on Saturday, August alst
THOMAS JONES, son of William and Jane
Greenawalt, aged ii years, months and ~ day
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

PLYMOUTH MARKET.
DEMOCRAT OFFICE, Wednesday evening,(
August 25 1855
WHEAT,-Wheat the past week, from 80 to
81 per bushel. To-day we quote, for good Red
81, good White, 81 % o.
CORN-Very little in market Quoted at Acc
50 per buShel.
Chicago Market
August "a 1858.
WHEAT-sl 26@l 81 on board, and 81 o40
25 in store for No red winter; and 81 30 in
store fer white winter.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

F@L-OoU5RH

FL-OcU5RG
The proprietors Of the
RICHMOND Mills.
formerly Fuller's) in Plymouth having put the,
IN complete order, are now manufacturing FLOUR
of superior quality for family use, and intend keep
ing supply constantly on hand for the accommo-
dation of the citizens of the place, which they will
Deliver Free of Charge,
to their customers anywhere in the village, and
warrant it equal to the best manufactured else
where, orotherwise will take it back and refund
the money.
Corn Meal, Bran and Shorts viii also be deliv-
cred without charge.
CUSTOM WORK done on short notice
Cash for Wheat, Corn and Oats.
The highest market price, in cash, will be paid
at all times for good, sound W heat, Corn and Oats
Orders for Flour may be left at Pershing's store
RICHMOND & WILBUR.
Plymouth, August 2C-40tf
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LAW In ENCE

CRIMINAL COURT.-Before Judge Stump.-Fredk
Pinkney, Esq, Attorney for the State, prosecuting
The following business occupied Saturday.
John H. Snyder, for an assault on Frederick Deb
eriag, was fined So with costs-total Sl5.07.
Michael Walsh, compromised an assault on Eliza
beth MctSill, and paid S7.95 costs.
George Brant for assault on officer Potee
was fined 81 with costs-total SS.SS.
A. Thomas and NJ. McGee, charged with larceny
the cases were steHed on payment of SLIGO costs
Susan Robinson and Elizabeth Brooks, parties
colored, charged with assault on James Brooks
colored, were dismissed.
The recognizances of Washington Jusley, Geo.
H. Jusley, John Shields, Thomas Wallace and VIM.
}. Hyde, were forfeited, neither appearing when
called.
A habeas corpus in the case of Julius Bumgard-
ner, charged with stealing in Washington a watch
and jewelry from NJ Hufey, and committed by Jus
tice Morrison to await requistion, was taken up,
it being alleged that he is Illegally detained in jail
here. Discharge refused, as he was legally COM
mitted. Geary for the petitioner.
A hdbcds corpus in the of Edward Woods, fined
by Justice Mckinley S25, with $40 costs, for ped
ding without license, and committed in default of
payment, taken up, it being alleged that he is
Illegally detained in Jail. Discharge refused, the
proper remedy being an appeal to the Court of
Common Pleas. D. S. Sweeneyfor the petitioner
Court adjourned till IL o'clock this morning when
the appeal docket will be taken up.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge Marshall
The following business occupied Saturday:
A. G. Stabler Us. James NJ. Lindsay appeal from
Grove. Dismissed.
Edmund I. I'll. Walters rs. August Myer; appeal
from McAllister. Dismissed.
John Dumler rs. John Heidrick; appeal from
Webb. Judgment reversed.
Jno. w. Davis, garnshec of NJ. R. Griffith rs
Charles Waltemyer, agent; appeal from Webb
Judgment reversed.
Assignment No. SIS to 10.
Cry CIRCUIT CoURT.-Before Judge Krebs. The
following business occupied Saturday:
C. d.. Shryock ct a. u.s. Elisha f. Lupton. Motion
to dissolve the injunction heretofore issued restrain
ing defendant from intermedding with the con-
Germs, and from using the co-partnershp name of
Lupton, Shryock & Co. Argued by Hack for COM
plainants, and c. w. Pinckney, for defendant.
Under curia.
CIRCUIT Court OF THE UNITED STATEs.-Before
Hon. VIM. Fell Giles, Judge. The following bust
ness occupied Saturday
Edward Remington and others u.s. Samuel Will
deson; objections to the trustees report of sales
Argued by n. Williams and Schley for complain
ants, and c. F. Mayer for respondent. Under curia
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Before Judge Lec-The petit
jury will be in attendance this morning.
Assignment No. 240 to 26l.
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An odlady named Jeanette Sherwood was killed
on the railroad at indianapolis on the 4th inst
Two of the cars were thrown off the track the
wheels and track were covered with blood and frap-
ments of flesh. The body was so terribly mangled
that scarcely any resemblance to the human form
discernble
The Hannibal and ST. 10. Railroad Company in
tend 10 oer for sale the greater portion of the lands
they received from the State of Missouri in the lat
Ter part 9l June or the list of July. These lands
lie dlreetiy along the line of their road.
The proprietors ofone of the saw mills at Wriohts
vile, Pa have purchased durino tbis snr;ng nm tn
TINS time ABOUT eighty RATS of timber nearly all
pine, with small proportion of oak at less than
ehe price paid for the article last season.
The steamer Delta, laid up at Algiers. Louisiana.
was burned to the waters edge on the 10Th Oh,
valued at Sc, 900, and insured for "a 900 me he
Delta was owned by her commander Cantain II
seph Ford, and her clerk, George Washinpton ~
The banks of Philadelphia have resolved 70 so,a
back for redemption such notes of the country bi
as they may receive on deposit, and appointed a
committee to consider and report the best WAYS and
means of carrying the resolution into effect
Henry H. Jones was brutalIy murdered few
days ago in Charlton county, Ca, by four slaves of
DIR. Ballard. After the murder they dug hole
and buried the body on the bay shore. 1t was dis
covered through the confession of one of the muir
ders
Minnesota having fully come into the Union. by
the vote of the House, on Tuesday, adopting the
Senate blil, the federal galaxy comprises
1Hmrty-two States-seventeen free and fifteen slave
States.
Inc bids for the five millions issue of Treasury
notes amounted in all to fifteen millions. Four
and a half millions of the amount were under five
per cent
The number of warrants issued in April, under
the bounty act of March, 1885, is 200 and tosats
fly the total number of warrants issued, twenty
eight millions OF acres OF land will be required
1t is now rumored that Speaker Orr will be the
successor of Senator Evans in the United States
Senate. Others say Col Pickens.
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[Reported for The DailY Erc1anae.

BELAIR, Hartford Co., Nd, May IA, 1858
CRcUIT CoURT Fer HARTFORD County JUDGE
Price, presiding, and VIM. II. Dallam, ESQ.,, pros
ecuting for the State; p II. Rutledge ESD, assist
ing in the prosecution.
The case of the State rs. Daniel Craner-com-
menced yesterday-for enticng and assisting Ann
Howard (colored) to abscond from her mistress
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodcock on the 10th of July last.
was. resumed, but no further evidence elected
The case was argued before a jury, who returned
verdict of ''guilty." Not sentenced.
State Us. Edward N. Brian, indicted for assault
ing Nicholas NJ. Brian and Charles Whittimore
Judges of the election for the 18th Election District
of Baltimore county, on the 4th day of November
1857. Removed from Baltimore county. n NJ. Brian
and q. Whittimore were examined and testified that
the prisoner was under the influence of liquor but
did not assault them. Verdict of the urv'not gull
ty." Messrs. 7. Joseph Rogers, of Baltimore, and
X. k. Boorman of TowsOntown, for the accused
State US. Michael A. Perrygoy, indicted for being
the father of an illegitimate child, plead guilty.
Miss Mary Wilhelm being the party injured. This
case was removed from Baltimore county.
State Us. William Dutton, indicted for the larceny
OF horse valued at 500, the property of James r.
Taylor, alleged to have been stolen on the 3lst day
of March, 1857. This party was tried at the last
term and the case reporteo.the jury impanneled
then failing to agree 1t will be concluded on Mon
day next. Archer IL. Jarrett and Edwin H. Web
ster Esqrs, assisting in the prosecution and Messrs
thurman Stump, Jr., A. W. Bateman and w. p.
Norris, Esqrs., for the accused.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning, when
the appeal docket will be called.
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United States for the District of Maryland On the
motion of Mr.. Schley of counsel for the appellees,
and with the assent of Mr. Stewart, of counsel for
the appellants, this appeal was affirmed with costs
and interest.
Marr;II A Errhnsb % NJ In rrror to the Circuit
Court the United States for the district of Massa-
chusetts. The matters in controversy in this cause
having been agreed and settled between the par
ties, it was on motion of Mr.. Keller, ordered that
this writ of error be dismissed each party to pay
his own costs in this Court.
No. 269. The United States, appellants, Us. James
r. Bolton. Appeal from the district court United
States for the northern district of California. The
motion to dismiss this appeal was argued by Mr..
J. Mason Campbell in support thereof, and by Mr..
Gillet in opposition thereto. Whereupon the ap-
peal was dismissed.
Adjourned until Tuesday next, II O'Clock.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of arbitration for the month of Nay
JAS. C. ADAMS.
A. GROVERMAN, W. A. DEAN.
JAS II. BARNEY, JAS. CORTLAN JR
Ml0netarw an0 Commercial 4ebittu.
BALTIMORE. MAY Is, 1858.

BALTIMORE, May Is, 1858.
The Stock market is still quite active although the
not large for the past two three days the
transactions today amounting to nearly 100000 Balti
and Ohio Railroad of which 900 shares were
disposed Of opened at $5S cash. but declined $57k
For time contracts buyers option so days it sold SST
down to $574 and buyer GO at S5S4 The closing rates
for this stock 574 bid $57 asked regular way S5s
bid S5S4 asked buyer 60 days. Northern firm,
with sales of so shares buyer 60 $lS% leaving Off at
1873 bid 1s asked cash. S1SH bid buyer co. showing but
little change since yesterday.
There active demand for Bonds and Loans and
prices of this description of securities steadily tending
upwards Of Baltimore City 6's about $4,000 were sold
1S73 at 81 cash. 1888 94G944 and 1905 at 81 and
91 cash and seller GO days. advance of latter
kind. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1S67s brought 9O
1S75s ST. 1SS0s SSHGS31, and 1855 49, all regular way
Northern Central bonds of 1885, show improvement of
81 over yesterday $500 selling today O. There was
also sale of $4,000 Central Ohio 1st mortgage the first
for time, at g. Western Virginia sold at 90
for first mortgage and AZ for third mortgage There is
very little Canton Company stock offering. We not sale
to-day of % shares at 81 cash. decline of last sales
Bank stocks continue in active request with sales to-day
of shares Commercial and Farmers short paid at S24
IS shares Farmers and Planters at S274 rs shares
Franklin S111S, and 45 shares Citizens at s11k
and $11.
Maryland 6s 1890, closed to-day at 1O4H bid Balti.
more 6s 1875 "a bid, 944 asked; do 1885, 96 bid do
$780, 97s bid OK asked Coupon 6s, 96 bid 96% asked
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1867 90A bid 9O%
asked do. 1875 81 bid, S4 asked do 1885, S3 bid SIX
asked do 1885, SO bid North Virginia LIST mort
gage, 90 bid 80 asked do Sd mortgage bid IL asked
Northern Central 1885, ca bid asked Central Ohio
I'd mortgage, SIX bid, So asked.
The NewYork Stock market exhibits more frmness To-
day. and prices generally have advanced Canton i'm
proved 3; Erie X Michigan Southern x Missouri 6's n
Panama l. New York Central q; Cleveland and Toledo
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
PHI ADEIPUIA MARKETS

SATURDAY, May Is
COTTON continues to meet limited inquiry and prices
favor buyers. Small sales of Upland 134 d144c-the
latter for middling fair.
QUERCIrRoN BARK held at $35 per ton but no sales
have been reported
BREADsTUFPs of all descriptions continue extremely
dull There is very little export demand for Flour and
the market weak The only sales reported bar
tells superne 81 so; 600 barrels at IL. and
family in lots S. 250s625 The receipts are mod
crate and the stock accumuating Nothing doing in Rye
Flour and Corn Meal The last sales So % per
barrel.
GRAIN-There is little demand for Wheat and to
effect sales to any extent mutual concession in prices
would have be acceded to- Sales of 500 900 bush
els red at s1d10S per bushel and white $11OGI 22-
Rye continues to command &c cts Corn is in moderate
supply and the demand for it is good Sales of 600
bushels yellow 70H cts aoat including 600 bushels
white IS Oats dull at 37G3S for Delaware
and So for Penna 1000 bushels sold the latter rate
PROVISIONS very dull and prices of all kinds are
dropping.
WHISKY is steady Small sales of bbls at 2122 cts
hhds at 2Oh cts. and drudge at 19hG2O cts -
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1000.
Hon. Sydenham Moore, of Alabama, Leonard w.
Goddard, Esq, of New York, Edward NJ McCook
of Minnesota, and John Stuart, of Maryland were
admitted attorneys and councillors of this court
No. II. John d. Irvine, appellant, US. William B.
Marshall ct al. Appeal from the Supreme Court of
Minnesota. Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opn-
ion of the court reversing the decree of the said
Supreme Court with costs, and remanding the cause
for further proceedings, in conformity to the opn-
ion of this court.
No. IS. Alfred Ingraham ct al, assignees, &C.,
appellants, u.s. Moses Groves, administrator ct al
Appeal from the Circuit Court United States for the
eastern district of Louisiana. Mr.. Justice Catron
delivered the opinion of the court, affirming the
decree of the said Circuit Court in this with
costs.
No. 90 John Sigerson, plaintiff in error rs. Ed
ward Mathews In error to the Circuit Court Uni
Sed States for the district of Missouri. Mr. Justice
icEean delivered the opinion of the court, affirming
the Judgment of the said Circuit Court in this cause
with costs and interest
NOS; 81, 81 and SO. James Holford. admnistra-
Ior, plantih IN error, u.s. The State of Arkansas
Errors 10 tne supreme Court of the State of Arkan
sas Mr. Chlel Justice fancy delivered the oninion
OF the court dismssing these cansas fo. thd ,,ant
of jurisdiction. ''' ior INC WANT
| Nos. 81 and s.. The President and D;rootou, of
the Bank of Washington ct al plaintiffs in orro ~
The State of Arkansas ct al; and the PreSidort
and Directors of the Bank of Washington g.
plaintiffs in error, The State of Arkansas and bo
Bank of the State of Arkansas. Mr. Chief .Jnst;oo
delivered the opinion of the court dismissing these
causes for the want of jurisdiction.
| No. lis. The owners and claimants of the steam
boat Hugh Jenkins ct al, appellants Us. George RI
Sawyer ct al. Appeal from the Circuit Court
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
ECEIvED AT The OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1858.
GEN tTLN

AOoO'
SENATE.
Mr.. Gwin presented the memorial of the Legisla-
ture of California, calling on the Executive to take
up the case of Juan Eusey, who was seized by an
armed band of Mexicans in Arizona and carried to
Sonora, where he is still held a captive The Cali
fornia delegation had written to President Comon-
fort, who gave orders to have the prisoner released,
but his order being disregarded, he protested him
self unable to enforce it.
Mr.. Gwin spoke warml v on the subject of Mexican
outrages on American citizens, and said he hoped
ere this Congress adjourn, Government would send
a ship Of-war that coast demand reparation.-
This prisoner is the only survivor who testify
to the Sonora massacre of Americans by the very
parties who invited them into Mexico. The me
mortal was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
Mr. Seward introduced joint resolution to au-
thorize the President to give notice to the Govern
ment of Hanover for the abrogation of the treaty
OF 1916, which imposes restrictions on commerce.
Mr.. Crittenden presented the petition of Tai. T.
Shaffner, praying for the amendment of the act of
March 3, 1857, which grants concessions to the At
lantic Telegraphic Company praying that the sub
sdy granted by that act be extended to all the At
lantic telegraph lines. Ordered to be printed and
referred to the Judiciary Committee nasmuch as it
may involve questions of law
debate cnsued whether the appropriation bill
or the business of the District of Columbia should
be taken up Finally the appropriation bill ia
ken up-yeas 80, nays 22,-whcreupon Mr.. Brown,
saying that all his labor thrown away, tender
ed his resignation as chairman of the District of
After few minutes attempt to adjust matters,
Mr.. Hunter withdrew the appropriation bill, and
harmony was restored, and the business of the Dis
trlct was resumed.
Several District bills of local interest only, were
passed, and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
IL. w. Latham who was summoned a witness
before the Willett's Point examination Committee
was, in pursuance of a previous order, brought be
fore the bar of the House by the Sergeant-at-arms
to-day. His statement detailing the circumstances
OF his absence from the City, and disavowing any
purpose disrespectful to the House, read.
MIR. Haskins made some explanatory remarks, and
as Mr. Latham had voluntarily appeared the latter,
on Mr.. Haskins' motion, was ordered to be dis
charged, on giving testimony before the Committee.
Mr.. Smith, of Illinois. from the Select Committee
to which the subject was heretofore referred, pre-
sented bill to apportion the clerks and messengers
IN the several Departments in Washington, among
the States and Territories and the District of Co.
lumbia.
The private calendar was taken up.
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BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.

FOR THE W EEK ENDING MAY A.
In the Boot and shoe trade every thing is quiet The
active spring business is now entirely over and we look
for a very quiet market for upwards of month few
orders have been received from the South West bt
the transactions have been Of limited character Manufac
turers still pretty well employed but present Or
ders filled they will move cautiously Prices are
firm, and likely to be well sustained. Leather of all
kinds has slightly improved and an organized movement
among the wormen for higher pay has again placed the
manufacturers in position where there considerable
risk in supplying the market with any considerable amount
of goods
Among the exports of the week notice cases from
this port San Francisco The demand for that market
continues quite limited The advices the 18th April from
San Francisco state that the prices obtained through the
auction rooms during the past fortnight have varied
materially from those noted The portion of the dealers
who are not importers relying upon and preparing to take