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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05

1t would seem that Dr. Ioback's "Scan-
dinavian Remedies" have tlken the highest
rank among the standard medicines of the
day. His theory is, that in whatever or
gan disease may show itsdf, its roots are
in the blood. Hence his hmous Swedish
curatives, the Blood Puriffs and the Blood
Pills are designed to act specifically upon
the sanguineous fluid. One thing cannot
be disputed, they producs most salutary
effects even in apparently hopeless cases.
Individuals who have suffered for years
from dyspepsia, scrofula, duptions of the
skin, bronchitis. asthma, general prostra-
ton, liver complaint, rheuhatisln. neural
Egia, and many other distressing maladies,
report themselves, over tleir own sigma
lures. as radically cured " a course Of
these Remedies. The claims of Dr. Ro-
backs advertisements ere therefore sup
ported by competent proof See Adver-
|tisement, l37t41
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05

The Star Of Egypt, Buchanan paper.
published at Bellevilie. IN that State, says
that the whole body of the Democratic pa
pers of Illinois. with an unprecedented u
nanimity. has taken up the. gentleman
whose name stands at the head of this arti-
Gle for tho q s. Senste, and that he may
now be considered the party candidate fol
that high and important Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05

Corn. says the Miami County Sentinel
of Saturday last, is suffering for rain, and
much, of which full hopes were entertained
with fair season, will be abandoned in
consequence of the unfavorable weather.
There cannot be fourth Of yie'd this year
in Miami county.
Corn, in this vicinity. looks thrifty and
with an ordinary season will yield largely
There. was not, probably, so much plant
ed as would have been had it not been fol
the wetness of the season about planting
time. We have had abundance of rair
here within the past week
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
Republican speaking in German T,,.

ASCYuOiA-nu cYC~AAuB III OCimun Pc
1t having been announced that the Re-
publican candidates for State Auditor and
State Treasurer would speak in Bremen. on
Monday evening the Cd inst, large num-
Der Of the voters of the township assem-
bled to hear them. The spacious school
room in Bremen was filed 20 its utmost
capacity Gro. PoNERoY. Esq. was ap
pointed President of the. meeting, and
Doct WM STANCE, Secretary.
The President introduced JOHN H. HAR-
PER, Esq, candidate for Treasurer Of State,
to the audience, who proceeded to speak
first in German and then in English. His
speech was listened to with deep interest,
and frequent bursts Of applause were elici-
ted. v.
ALBERT LANCE, Esq, candidate for
Auditor of State. next addressed the audi
ence. briefly in English and at some length
in German. he was listened to through
out with much attention. and Was frequent
y interrupted by. enthusiastic cheering
Messrs. BscwS and JnExsoS. of Plym
outh. also addressed the r,eeting. eacl
briefly. f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
Hr The Democratic County Conren

Es- The Democratic County Conven-
ton is to be held to to-day. and from the
preparation, drumming and expense the
leaders have incurred in order to dazzle
the natives, it is expected that there will
be big crowd. No effort or expense has
been spared; ladies, and even young Re-
publicans have been pressed into the SER
vice, in order to increase the length and
number of the procession. II it does not
more than quadruple the Republican Con-
ven.ion =. will be magnificent failure
The clap-traps and paraphernalia they
have get up at so much expense of time
and money,-of which latter commodity
they doubtless have plenty, we infer, from
the amounts appropriated to them out OF
the county Treasury-will serve to amuse
the children at any rate. 1t has been some
time since a circus was here, and the dear
little creatures are sadly in want of some
amusement. Fire la bagotelle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05

This maladay is making havoc among
the swine in this vicinity. One of our
farmers remarked the other day that his
hogs were dying off As fast as any body
could DESIRE a.1s
The Princeton Clarion. of Saturday,
says that the largest and heaviest hog-rais-
ers in Gibson county, have lost from three
fourths to four-ffths of their stock. The
same paper estimates the number Of hogs
that have died Of the disease up to this
time as Sufficient to have made million
Ind half pounds Of pork, or III. 900 in
value. s: ssfsea 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05

That Know Nothingism is rapidly
gaming favor with Democrats seems
no longer to admit of doubt. 1t is well
understood that In the South hatred of all
foreigners. Germans especially, is uni
versal sentiment among tie Democrats
Fhey know the Germans are opposed to
the further spread of slavery, and hence
their animosity. In this State, especially
in this county, it is well known that all
the Democrats who joined the Know Moth
logs in the first instance have gone back
to the Democratic fold, and now comp pose
the controlling element in that organiza-
ton. Ii any doubt this let them ask
themselves when they last heard one of
that party speak disrespectfully of Know
Nothingism? On the contrary have they
not pronounced it respectable and a Ma
tional party? In addition to this. such
epithets as id Dutch,' ignorant
horde and cattle are freely uttered by
prominent Democrats IN certain localities
where foreigners have thrown off the par
ty shackles and asserted the rights of free
men.
Even In this place, but few evenings
since, we heard prominent Democrat say
that 1.-THE negroes in the South were better
of than our rail road Irish, Tha. if they
got sick they were taken care Of by their
masters, but when Irishmen got sick here
no one paid any attention to them" The
Irish can see from this in what light they
are viewed by their pretended Democratic
friends, who are so friendly with them a.
bout election. times, but who, after the cleo
ton never notice them, associate with them
or allow them to come into their houses
under any pretence. When they say that
negroes in the South arc better of than
our rail road Irish." do they not mean
thereby that ell poor laboring men. Amer
leans and Germans, as well as Irish, would
be better off to be enslaved7 No other
s'S"h'eAs e"' 70 ''6''''AA"'s.'
the premise we do not oei'eve IN any
such doctrine. "Life, liberty and the pur-
suit OF happiness are the inherent nights OF
all anu are more precious tnan oiooa' is
Poiiticai maxim we learned from 'hs
writings OF 'ef'erson' ana Oe''ese II 70 Os
correct. De''er 'so' oe''ef ei0'nc' anu
Deffer cared ior' the nlgeefS Oh .he oo'''
may DC inAn sumo VI TUG Poo' ''a"'
and Germans as well as irisn' out VINO
would not rather enoule the panss OF pow
er'y ana su'er somewhat LOT the comforts
OF the men tnan 10 oe save so',ec' Z
De dashed oy fyrannlcai master and nave
ms w''e and children torn from Hmm ane
taken Tnefe ne can never more OenOle
them Inc 'aea IS an aon0rrent one to ev
cry man VINO mas spark Oh hOerty allv'
IN nus ooso" oa' 'ne sentiment snow'
feU0eHCY OF Democracy. Men of al
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05

We stated last week that the candidates
for Congress in this district, Messrs Col
FAX and WALKER, had not been able to
agree upon arrangements for joint can
vass. To prevent Misrepresentation and
misunderstanding, Oh the part of any, we
have concluded to publish below the prop
ositions submitted by Mr.. c., and which
were rejected by Mr.. W., together with a
note appended 10y the former in his paper,
and the rejoinder of the latter in his paper,
that our readers may see both sides and
Judge for themselves. Will the Democrat
ic papers in the District do Mr. Colfax the
justice to publish his rejoinder? We shall
600
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
Louisville Election

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August City prop.
e eao Judge of Court of Appeals.
S2o majority: Clerk, 307. American
county oihcers, probably all elected by
small maiorities- Polls generally quiet
Dr. Stamford was shot, and Capt. Rossesu
dangerously, in fight partly from an old
grudge, and partly from political feeling
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05

0E- Professor Young is making friends
Tor himself and the Republican ticket
wherever he goes. He recently delivered
two lectures in Bloomington, OF which tho
LePa5f-oa thus speaks;
Ills lectures were Drumming with
thought presented in clear and cOndens
ed style. He has full understanding Of
the subject, and is winning gcldcns opin-
IONS even from his opponents, as TO his
iltness for which he has received nom
nation
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
BY YEsTERDAY,s MAIL.
Laporte County.

The Republicans ofLaporte county, held
their Convention at Laporte, on Saturday
last 1t was the largest ever held in the
comfy The following excellent ticket was
n - For Representatives, NJ. G..
sherman and W. Il. Scott for Auditor.
'ohn " alton; for Treasurer, A. D. Porter:
ior SherIf. ). S. Mcdowell; for Comrsis-
sloner, Sd Dist. John Warnock; for Sur
veyor' u. Il. Bennett; for Coroner. Dr.
Bruise
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
From the Laporte Times
Meeting Of the Candidates for Congress.
LAPoRTE, Ind. July %, 1853.

LAPoRTE, Ind. July %, 1858.
Col. WALKER and Mr.. CoLFAx. having
met together with mutual friends, for pur-
poses of consultation in regard to the Con-
gressional Canvass in the 9th District,
there was present with Mr. c., Messrs
Geo B. Roberts & w. III. II Whitehead,
and with Col W., Messrs. John Eason
and John B. Fravel.
Mr.. Colfax, being invited by Col. Wal
ker to make such propositions as he saw
fit. proffered to him for acceptance either
one of the following:
l. To make joint canvass of the Dis
trict in thorough manner, as has been
done in previous campaigns.
2. For each to canvass the country ap-
pointments separately. and to unite in a
joint canvass of the County seats.
g. For each to canvass the whole Dis
trict separately.
To which Mr.. Walker objected.
Ist. Because canvasss of the District
by Townships would be inconsistent with
the condition of his health, which is not
good.
3D. Because it seemed to him improper
that the canvass should be made in any
manner other than Jointly by the candi-
dates. 4 81
Mr.. Walker modified the propositions
of Mr.. Colfax as follows.
That the canvas be made jointly, and
that it be confined to the County seats Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
Defeat Of Frank BIair

Neregret to learn from the CHICAGO
Tribune, of yesterday, that the gallant
Frank Blair has been defeated for Congress
in the ST. Louis District
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
Ter The Denoc,at om;ts To nubl;sh Il

LE The Democrat omits to publish the
proceedings of the Congressional Conven-
ton of its party, for want of room If it
had taken out its dead advertisements and
some that it inserts gratuitously, it could
have found plenty of room for them
Great paper, that.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05

Republican state Ticket.

FOR SUPREME JUDGEs
lst Dist--HoRAcE p BIDDLE, of Cass;
I'd g ~ w. HESDRIcKs, of Jefferson;
81 SNoN YASDEs, of Marion:
9Th WILLIAM ID. GRIswofD, Of Figo.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILLIAM T. OTTO. of Floyd
TREASURER OF STATE.
JOHN II. HARPER, Of ST Joseph
AUDITOR OF STATE.
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
SEcEFT4RY or STATE.
WILLIAM \. PEELE, Of Randolph
SUPERINTENDENT or rULLIc ISsT.UcEso
JOHN YOUNG, of Marion
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05


EE The editors of that brilliant and CIR
udite sheet, the Marshall County Democrat,
attempts to ridicule Mr.. PARKS speech, at
the Convention, by putting words in his
mouth he did not use Even if he had
made use of the language attributed to
him they would never have known but
that it was all according to Murray, had
not some one told them. Had we time to
hunt through the files of the Democat we
could find numerous expressions in their
editorials showing beyond cavil their entire
Innocence of knowledge Of syntax.-
Their solecisms are frequent and glaring
Very proper chaps, truly, to criticise old
citizens who settled here when this coun-
try. from the lakes to the Wabash was n
wilderness, without schools or school
books, when neither of them can tell q
verb from an adjective if it would save
them from the gallows. Better be cautious,
gents, how you hurl boomerang. lest the
rebound might denolish couple Of wise
acres about your left aud height.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05

The Republicans Of Starke County will
hold Convention at Knox, on the 2sth
inst, for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for the several offices to be filled.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05

Rersej's System Of Horse Tanning.
Next week we will publish Mr.. Rarrey's
complete system of the art obtaining hor-
ses. L: viii occupy several columns. and
will prove an invaluable secret to every man
who owns horse. If any persons wish
extra copies of the paper containing it or
ders must be left BY Saturdayunight.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
Es- The English-Lecompton organ I'M

re- The English-Lecompton organ in
Plymouth has published an article under
the caption of How a Church was cured
of Freemontism, two or three times with
in brief period. 1t is so seldom that it
hears Of praying Shamocrat, that even a
manufactured account of one is deemed of
sufficient Importance to justify its being re-
published every moon. The story is of
course, unfounded, and too absurd to be
believed by any one save the editors of that
antiquarian sheet. 1t is possible that they
have been so much troubled in spirit about
the rsick Democrats" who 'vomited up
Jonah, last fall. that they forgot that
they had published the same article once
or twice before, and are therefore excusa-
bic to some extent for the repetition.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
rE- 4 brilliant corruscation fitted thr

EF n brilliant corruscation fitted thro'
the wool of one of the editors of the Dem
ocrst while at the Republican county Con-
vention. At the mention of the name of
\. +. Manville, the idea struck him, won
der it didn't knock him into fits, that he
was the veritable IN. f. N" correspon-
dent of the Republican. Bright youth
Won't somebody give him a candy jack
muel and charge it to stationery account?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05

small matters.
But find myself wandcrin ava from the
subgect, and must git back. think q
had better not hav mentioned anything a.
bout oppressive tacskes Who gifts the ben
eft Of EN- but the Dimokrats? Did tina
not git all that was kollected last yeer?-
As to the road and school laws bein inn
practicable that suits me prezactly, and
don't want You to trubble EN- when U go
down to Inginopolis. But ] understand,
U only said that for buncomb. to pleas a
few simpletons of our party who are m
danger Wv goin over to the black republi-
can camp. Tickle em if you can.
| agree with U that no /, that is If he's
dimokrat, and that's what you meme
spose. receives reasonable compensation
for services demanded. / am in favor OF
payin Dcmokrat Office holders literally. SO
that tina ma hav plenty for lection puspo-
ses and pay fur treatin thur trends.
But, Charley, l cannot cloes this letter
without tellin U how sorry l is that U did
! not git the nominashun fur Kongress. II
you had bin nomernatcd insted of that ere
Walker. and poor walker he is, am a
shamed Of him fur backing out frum Cold
facts proposishun to stump the dcstrick
together, U coud hev stood up tn him and
|confounded him with yore CAB # not yors
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riibmtrs Maaen,Sittsre. Nls sin uniitertreflites
oausmittel iolte rs in lener 5amiIie fsbIfn. "a es Die
0siltrait teiiBt, ole Strait elmer ieren i'm Nn,ua licb Re.
f%ineenren &ranfbeit III brehen unp aIetalc ycult1n.
riae Seiiuna herteiSufnbrrn. 3u baten 1T pielrs Bit
ters in isrsr ~9lpcthcte.
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Sredrsil INN &Opfrsb, osrbunren nit Tyspepifa. poa
i'd manhmal sl iccrr Nrbeit unfabis mar, unp Ditcrs
pas Sstt nicht cerlaGen fonnts. Meine @srarme warsu
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lbmcrslihlten pura'rmittel anwsnren mubte, uno es
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cas Qeben S%ersttet."
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DER Undergraduate miinitt Die Deutlbsn her etS,t.
'terfclt u'p pprtSmputb auf Dem ,9fitbn,pursr 0lr,si
ger aufmrrtian III maiden, Der Jest, nie in 81 tbmn,c
'eleif' dor Santiago auSaracten unp 70 al elmer ~.
ttrbaltfnrsn Scuntaas Qrttiire piro.
Sersr unparteiiite miro teim Uurble1eu riss.,
SlasteS isbsn' oaB raieIbe gut reeiairt miro unp ousu
Anlprudpst ieinsr 9tier pnIfomrncn GSeniioe Is,ast
9ffesn etnem a%erieaenen S~euilletcn. ~bsiteteup ous gr.
'ahiun9eh nno Ncorllen Der beitrn pruticteu G5d,rift.
,fufr, feblt es ali'h nibt an belcbrencenI 2[rtifelu nm
IN zen nnierem aIten unp neieu Satertanpe osmirms-
ten Spaltsn fnrrt lkb ps 9RiErnsmsrtben uuc Inter.
Naltrlirsn cine rsithe Qusrabl. DAP aud fit, ME Q,d,-
must In Ger 2eier asfrrst 1T, miro uns elm icper prr5,l
beh rtnraumen miIcn.
Die Nnsltattuna 1T elegant Is Scfiu. Seitenl.
Sei Nbltrfrruna jepfr piertrn Drummer psrpe ih non
Setraa Don nur 20 @te. cu%llectiren.
Sa Der pMnieiser" pom alien ceutIhen 9rtppbnern
Der Sdhmsitsritarte NcrfoIt uno purtemuutb oslelrn
m,rp, 10 1T Dem seitbdittreitenpen 0nbl,fum rerlsltsu
cine quite @slsgrnbeit aetcten. ibre G5eIdhafte tetouut
'u MADDEN unp iib einsn autsn 2lbab All ifteru. ,umol
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g'ltsllnn9fn auf Dem "ani'iser" ionir Ginridunasn
in DenisIten finn ~at,uaebsn in Yrrtsmpuib lei Mrs.
6riolin, in GorfOlf lei 6rn. s. Srubewiu D
ODER bei 6. SIR. STlin.
Dasent bee 8ifmonper 2tn,eioers".
IL Commerce Ctr, Nprfolf Sa.
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icfcr fibien unp anacncbmsn 0rfaiitGt lapsn audi In
or jrbi9en Saiiun gan, ~craetrnt elm
&. Wdrrbaufen II. So.
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cry. StraBs %Ssrnaifst, Die 5cntaine %rsieIt.n, rpsld,
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hat 9'aurse, in Die en- innleu amsriianiIhen ,,@eutte.
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"'rfh aufserufen mar, iaatc rann aus, %mabrlheinlid,
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uno zap Sr. SdhaS Der LANCE basers Mlann eewcien
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folst iri'rpe. Or CLAUDE ater, pas Oieisniaen, mslts
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latin puroen.
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f'n'i'den H'aers acirssne 9pfalitdt M mablsn.
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aenuber b%ctrifft, 9an5 untcadtet a~elaiTen battn.
menn 'm h'saf 9lantts Gem oeutiGeu Yutlifum cine
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Ssrtnlier pteIes 2lrtitclS 70 uniterleot osocn mid Der.
SrrAssNrnhten acknowledgement lnp &crpGh.iannacn
I-hc9rnnret INN, uno was ~eiaentlid, ppr @cridt upn
MIR bs'dinoren murrf. mag rcr unpartciilhe QeGcr in
Netfrl9cncen Gctumrnten leidter unb ld,ne((er pr.
lcbei,AiS eS meinc un0rite Nercr wieber,uoebeu yer.
mag.
MIR. WENDLINGER. You ask me to state ON
paper your evidence given upon the trial OF the
Warrant before me of ARNOLD viz. HERBscB1Ep
upon an account for bread alleged to be furnished
the defendant by the plaintiff during the wear 1856.
up to that year the house was kept by a ladv and
afterwards by the defendant, she remainino there
as house keeper. 1t was admitted that before 1856
the plaintiff had furnished bread at the house.
In your evidence you stated that all YOU know
about the matter was, that bread had been furnish
ed at that louse, but during what wear Won could
not say = nor how much, nor who received if.
that you could not say that it was in 1856 in fact
you proved no more for the plaintiff. than the de-
PENDANTS witness.
JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
certify that the above Statement is correct,
being present at the time of trial.
+. BUTLER
Heigh Constable CITY of Richmond
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