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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Special Ncticas.



We would call the attention OF our Merchants TO
the advertisement in this weeks paper of the firm
of WILLIAMS & lIrEsrrs. Wholesale Grocers. Fort
Wayne, Ind 1lIeir stock consists of a general as
sortment OF Groceries-together with every thing
that is usually found in a store, except Dry Goods
Their connection with some of the best. oldest and
are knorn Houses in the Easf offers thcm facilities
i'll laying in their stock unsurpassed bv ana Other
House ia The Wes,.
They are therefore enabled to furnish any thing
IN their line, freight considered ms low as can be
bought in New York, Cincinnati. Chicago, or any
other market
Fort Wayne is now within two three hours
ride OF this place. uninterrupted by any change of
cars Merchants therefore, in this place and vicin-
ty, can obtain any thing they need in the line of
WILLIAMS a. HuEsr1s. in few hours, thereby a.
voiding the expense, delays and loss of time occa-
stoned by ordering from greater distance.
WILLIAMS & HUEsTIs have but one price. and
those ordering from them will obtain goods Of the
same quality and price, if there in person to pur-
chase.
IT you would therefore save both money and fisae,
purchase of WnLrAMs and HuEsTss, Wholesale
Grocers, No. IS, Columbia street, Fort Wayne,
indiana 13m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

EE- The smallpox editor down street
had some contemplate and mendacious re-
marks I'm his last issue, in relations to- Ger
tain epithets which he says the Rcpubli-
cans, in 1856, applied to the Dutch and
Irish, which we intended TO reply to
at some length. giving numerous extracts
from Democratic statesmen and newspa-
per organs denouncing foreigners and la
boring men in most bitter terms, but are
compelled. for want of room, this week, tc
defer it until another occasion.
The gentleman has forgotten, perhaps
that he himself called the Irish ''cadle' oil
a certain occasion, not year ago. TON
do you see them cattle coming yonder?'-
Those living in glass houses" you un
derstand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

ST. Louis, juno q.
A despatch from Leavenworth on the
oath, by the U. S. Express to Boonville,
says that an express from Camp Scott,
bringing dates to the 10th inst. five days
later than by mail, has just arrived. Gar
rison letters by this arrival, report Col
Hoffman within one. and Capt Marcy with
in two days march of Fort Bridger 1t is
stated that Gov. Cumming felt consider
able listrust of the Mormons and their
promises The army would break Up theil
camp and march on the capital by the 18th
inst. There would be an efficient and
well armed force of3 600 men, Provisions
were plenty, and the men eager for the com
mand to march.
The testimony in case of Gen. Lane wa.
concluded, and tomorrow is fixed for the
argument Public opinion is too much
divided to predict the result.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

EE The following nomination were
made by the Republican State Conven-
ton assembled at Iowa city on last Thurs
day. They are pronounced to be all good
selections, aud with the platform adopt
ed will result in glorious victory for u.
in the coming October. The nominations
are:
Secretary Of .State-ELuAH SELLS, Mus
catine County.
State iud;for-JANEs w. CALLErr, Ce
dar County.
State Treasury-WEsLEY JoyEs, Har
din County.
Register Of Land 06ice-AMos B. MI
LER, Cerro Gor,lo County
attorney Geaerdi-SAMUEL b. RrcE
Mahaska County.
Commissioner of Des Moines Riper In,
prorement-WHLIAM &. DRAKE, Wayu
County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Army Movement.

ST. LoUrs, june %
\ despatch from Lca,cnwolih, of the
9th, by steamer Platte Valley 10 Boon
vile. says that the two companies Of the
llll infantry were coming to garrison Fort
Leavenworth, together with Coils. of the
same command now stationed at Fort
Scott. are ordered To Fort Rainfall They
viii be accompanied by go recruits which
VIII arrive here within Ten LAYS. from the
ea tern states This M DVem.nt is unilcr-
stood to have rcf'ren to the reporte hos
tile a t tn C OF the Indian, IN Nebraska.
The offi ers commanding thi; detc ih,nent
are, capts. Lowell, Lyon, aul Gardner
an LielIt Smith.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Reception of Mr.. Corfax q, Plymouth.

Reception of Mr.. C0ifax ~ Plymouth.
Upon the arrival Of the cars from Laporte
on Tuesday last, Mr. CoLFAx wss conduct
Ell bv a committee to the Edwards House.
where he was addressed by Judge FULLER,
ir. few eloquent remarks. warmly weleom-
ing him to our town and county, and hear
thy approving his course as the RePresen-
tatiye Of the 9th District, in Congress, at
the close of which spontaneous and hearty
cheers went up from the people. A ban
ner with the words "WELcoNE CoLrAx."
in large and conspicuous characters, was
suspended across the street. at the place Of
reception. After the cheers had ceased,
and The artillery stopped firing,
Dir. CorrAx briefly responded in e!o-
qusat and appropriate terms. dsring the de.
Livery of which lie was frequently interrupt
ed by outbursts Of popular applause.
-Sne- cordial manner with which the yco-
msnry Of the county grasped his hand, be-
fore and after the conclusion of the crafty
ing and handsomely conducted ceremonies,
above referred to. got up on the spur o.
The occasion, afforded convincing proof o.
their sincere attachment for and abiding
confidence in the man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY ODE.


HAIL glorious day, beneath whose azure sky,
| giant nation from the womb of Time
First sprung 10 life, and Liberty on high.
To an admiring world by right divine
Claimed the new born as hers, while tyranny
Covered beneath that suns Respondent rays,
Which bazed propitious a Land so free
As men and angels mingled hymns Of praise
All hail, Columba DER the rolling. wave
Thy stats and stripes in many fearful fight
Have foatcd proudly, while thy sons 80 brave
With dauntless heart and stern, rcsisiess might
Nohly have battled for thy rights and fame,
Winning from despots of the ohlen world
Fear and respect; long may thy name
Beam with bright hope, thy Gag be aye unfmlcd
But not in sanguinary wars red path,
No, rather in the cause of peace ami 10y
Not groanS OF anguish, but the merry laugh
Should welcome to our Land the blue eyed boy.
The God of Love, and Cornucopia' 5 horn
BE empted Oh thy hills and Wales SO free
Thus NAV thy children greet the natal NOM,
OF fair Columbia and of Liberty.
Rudy checked health, with blessed, JOYOUS train
OF happy G,ncies, still shall bless the land;
From Roblck's Swedish herbs fl, drefu piin-
Dyspepsia bafiied, ami the trembling hand
OF the poor wretch no longer shakes;
From his famed scandinavian Remedies
Fever and ague quail, while health awskcs,
And dire disease, with all its horrors, flies.
Corrupted blood, pure as the limpd stream,
Soon meath their magic influence courses free;
The dull Dyspeptic's eve with hcilthfn glenn
Sparkles, and rings the Laugh in iolty
Neuralgia, too, in all it, horTid eusc,
! Is cured rs certain that dly succeeds
To darksome night; and thus surely fee
| All lung complaints before his remedy.
Yet one agent in the glorious strife
OF battling Death, is called up at his Will
Another new and ioyoHs lease Of life
Is brought by his Blood Purifier and Pill
To all who .,lyc acquired the hprid taint
Acute ar chronic, ~ it cance u bc
( OF diseased liver Quickly the complaint
Shall liy, and leave that or an whole AMI free
! Illus hIvine to my Patrons now Proclaimed
! The hca inspiring virtues which possess
Those mcdi. ines throughout the Land. so fInied
~ having flou,an l. upon thouS ,n,s blessed
Ib,l Won all .i,cu. AMI my this day
Bc ever chcriscd l., the T. q. and brave,
And Freedoms sun, with bright anil GENIAL raw.
Still gid the stus which DER us prou liy wave.
For sale IN IT, month hy BRooKE & Bro. antf
by Druggist aud Merchants generally throughout
the United states and C.n,das
d.. RoRAcEs Medical Almanlc aul Family
the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier ami
scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills i'm other col
umns of tins paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Indiann--John G.. Davis Thrown s)ser-
board.

TEnrE HAuTE, June %. 1888.
Editor Int Joarnof The Democratic
Convention for the Seventh Congressional
District was held here to-day Henry Sc
crest. OF Putnam Co., was nominated on
the first ballot. John c. Davis name
was not presented to the Convention
Parke County refused TO east her vote.
Resolutions adopted -, lorsny the
Administration anil the English bill
Resolutions. en- lorsing Douglas AMI the
course of the Hon. john q. Davis were
voted down. Much dissatisfaction pre-
walls among tina Anti-Lscompton men.
and the probabilities are that another Con
vention will be called
The -Lecompton Democrats and
Republicans will unite upon DAVIS and
elect him over Douglfaee SEcnEs1 hy a
majority of thousands. DAVIS proved true
and faithful, ami acte,l with the Rcpubli-
cans all through the session. He slsurned
the English bill with scorn ami contempt
and opposed the Lecompton iniquity al
every step from the opening to the adjourn
ment of Congress, and never gave out 8
doubtful word. He deserves well of hi.
constituents, and popular sentiment de
mands his return to Congiess We hop,
that no Republican of the With Distric
will hesitate to vote for him. = CHI Trio
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
COUNTY CENTRAL CON

La consequence of Doct. Sherman de-
eIining the nomination for Representative,
it has been decided to nominate a candi-
date for that post on the above day.
The Republicans of Starke are invited to
send delegates from every township in the
county. in accordance with the above ratio,
and meet as at this place on the above day
in joint Convention. for the purpose nam
ed. 1t Is hoped the representation from
every township in both counties, will al
least be full Come and let us counsel to
grther
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

Our limited space to-day forbids any 70
marks we might feel disposed to make in
regard to the spirit. enthusiasm and una
nimity which pervaded the Convention
Of Tuesday Not discordsrf sound was
heard Every body was for CetrAx, first.
last and all the time. Every one said he
had made an able and faithful representa-
tive, and ought to be and must be reelected
bya largely increased majority. over the
vote Of 1856
The proceedings of the Convention are
given in full ia another column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

H We have, and shall publish all Le-
gal Advertisements at the same rate that
we charge regular Advertisers When we
commence charging our town Advertisers
double the amount we do legal Advertisers.
we shall expect them to jill us--A G.
Dem.
The first sentence in the above, ii we
have not been mislnformed by men whose
character for verscity we have never had
reason to suspect. is untrue, if they mean
by regular advertisers" business notices.
and such as are not required by law. We
have heard Of repeated instances Of that con
Germ publishing advertisements at less than
half its published rates. It has pursued
this game of "crtting under" for private
advertising ever since we commenced pub
fishing paper in the place, and to retail
ate we proposed to cent under" in the le-
gal advertisements.
It is very foolish. we aiusit. to ruin the
business in that way. but whom one estab-
lishment resorts to such course. others
are necessarily driven into it.
We DO not and have not charged oul
town or othes advertisers double what VIC
have offered to publish legal advertisements
for. but win insert them for the same, and
besides. make the usual discount for those
pubtished by the year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
KoKouo. Ind. June. 10th 1853

II 4. Goodwin, Sir. I'm the American
of to-day. | see an article commcndatory
Of our candidate for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, Prof John Young
desire to say that some several weeks
ago Mr. Young visited our place ami de-
ivered an address ON the subject of Educa-
ton.
No very EXTENDED notice had been given
of the time and place Of the meeting. but
yet one Of our churches was very well fill
ed with an intelligent audience, and | ven
ture to say that there was no man of the
audience but went away we'll pleased with
the address. think | would be correct
in saying that he will get every vote of the
crowd present
His ideas of what education consisted in,
the abuses OF our present system, and the
means OF correcting the evil, were clear and
conclusive
The State Sentral Committee could not
TO better work for the interests of the State
in its educational aspect, than to induce
MIR. Young to make pretty thorough can
vass of the State, at least to visit the prin-
cipal points and deliver his addresses.
am very sure that he will be we'll appreci-
ated, and whether elected or not, of which
[ have very littel doubt, his addresses will
be Of inestimable value in correcting pub
lilo opinion upon the great question of Ed
ucation- Yours, KoKoso.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Br. Reb cas- Scandinavian n sed ped;,ire.

At last. in Sweden. the ipyI clients of
two Bcme'lic, that disInleCt the Lloo.l of
every corrupt element have been found
DR. Eo''ack has combined them lie offers
the result in his scandinavian Blood Pu-
rIfer and Blood Pills. They are striking
the faculty with amazement. AMI causing
thousands of the sick to rejoice In eases
OF indigestion. liver complaint. scrofula
rheumatism, diarrhea, in fact all cases of
disease. not organic. they cure the patient
as certainly as day succeeds darkness. See
advertisement T33t4l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

dull. Financial matters were satisfactory
and easier.
The Legislature of Nicaragua have re .
fused to accept the will of President Matt
nez Tor law, and rejected NJ Belly's appli-
cation Tor an inter-oceanic railroad from
Granada to R"alejo.
Gen. Lamar is about to leave Nicaragua.
Carrera has been elected President for
life.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

re- The Green English Lecompton or
gan in this place is very much distressed
because the Republican papers it scrutini
yes omit to contend in every number for
the doctrine of the sovereign power
Of Congress over the territories. Poor
souls Having substituted Dred-Seott-
Sovereignty, (which absolutely prohibits
the people of the territories from legisla-
ting on slavery, avering that the Constitu-
ton carries it there and protects it, and
that the people when they go to form a
State Constitution have no right or power
to interfere with the slave property which
may be there at the time, for the DOCTRINE
of the sovereign power Of the people over
the territories" which they once declared
to be sound Democratic doctrine, but now
wholly ignore, wish to insinuate that the
republicans have also abandoned the doc
trine of 1.-The sovereign power of Congress
over the territories" We suspect that
their scrutiny. in this instance. amount.
ell to nothing more than a bald assertion
which they happened to see in some men
dac ious LecomPton sheet like their own
They do not "scrutinizc" any thing very
closely, we imagine, or they would never
have displayed their ignorance in the man
ner they have in their comments upon the
above supposition.
The LecomPton organ here, we presume
takes thu modern Democratic ground tina,
Congress has no power to legislate on th'
subject OF slavery in the territories. -
Who has? The people in the territories
They dare not come ont like men and an
,swer these queries But listen to Mr. DO
gus Bright, on the power Of Congress owe
the territories:
"Of the power Of Congress to lcgislst
for the territories, j have never entertaine,
doubt Within the limits of the Fedc
raj Constitution their authority is supreme
Within these limits they possess the sam
power over the territories that is exercises
bv the several States within their respect
i've borders. Speech 20ta March.
| How do you like this. Mr.. Democrat
Dare you differ with your great Lecomp
ton leader?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

The nomination Of DR. H. BRows, OF
this place, as the Republican candidate for
Senator, BY the Convention, on Tuesday,
IS regarded as most fortunate selection.
He IS an old cikzizen OF this county. and is
vel known Is gentleman Of answering
integrity. If elected, which no one enter
tains doubt but that he will be, he will
never betray his trust.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

ture interests. or by want Of proper re-
gard for your past marks Of respect and
kindness, but. actusted by the deepest
sense ofduty. and the highest regard for
the best interests Of this Representative dis
trict. most respectfully decline the nom
nation rendered me. and earnestly desire
not to be considered orc of the number
from whom thai chsice is to be made.
Your obi Servant,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

quent and effective speech, which was lis
tened to by all present (incluling larco
number OF ladies) with deep interest. o
During the speech Mr.. O. was repcatedly
interrupted by vociferous cheers
On motion, the proceedings Of the Con-
vention we've ordered to be published in
all the Republican papers throughout the
District
w hereupors, on motion, the Convention
adjourned sine die.
T. II. .BRINGHURST, Pres.
r. A. CAMERON, s,oro,.r;o.
/. MArTtSGIY. oecic'aiics'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

RE- The Lecompton organ here charges
that the Republicans in Congress voted a
gainst the admission of Minnesota into the
Unicn. It is false. There were twice as
many Democrats as Republicans voted a
gainst its admission, if our memory serves
us right. We have not time this week to
look up the vote ON this question but will
do SO, at some future time
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

E1- The notes Of the Merchants Il Ne
chanics' Bank, New Albany, and the Cen
trail Bank, indianapolis. are unstable in
Cincinnati. The owners of the former
made bad failure on Monday The Bank
has for some time past been winding up.
the notes having been redeemed by the
Branch Bank at New Albany The out
standing circulation is secured by stocks in
the hands Of the Auditor Of State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Nomination of =. 2. Blair, Jr.

The Republicans of the ST. Louis Con
gressional District in Convention yester-
day. nominated Frank r. Blair. Jr., for re-
election to Congress by aecfamation.-
Resolutions passed re-affirrning the doc
trines of Thomas Jefferson, denouncing the
Administration. opposing negro equality,
advocating the extinction of slavery in
Missouri. and the removal of negroes from
the State.
Three full tickets are now in the field,
American, Democratic and Republican.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

~ w. p BIpphE, Esq, of Laporte,
was nominated on Tuesday, as the Repub-
Iican candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
for the 9th Judicial Circuit 4. Johnson,
of Plymouth, received the nonination for
Common Pleas Prosecutor, for the Dis
trict composed of the counties of st. Jo-
seph, Marshall and Starke.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Later from california, Central America
and Oregon.

New DIRK, june %.
The steamer Moses TAYLOR arrived at an
early hour this morning with California
mails and passengers June 9th. She
brings 81, 800, 900 in treasure
The Moses Taylor brings intelligence
that President Paez had eapitulated to San
ia Anna. and was to leave San Domingo
on the 18th for Jamaica. Most of his adj
herents left the same day. Previously,
General Santa Anna had given to Com
modore Mcintosh the strongest assurance
of protection to American citizens, and
desiring him to express to his government
his wish TO maintain the most Admirable re-
lations with it. 1t is said that Commo-
lore succeeded in obtaining from Pres
ident Paez all the documents for which he
had beeen sent.
The excitement concerning the Frazer
river gold mine continues Three thous-
and persons have already left San Fran
cisco for that region. The California
grains were yielding largely. Accounts
from every section we're highly favorable.
Agricultural prospects in the State were
ueNti bfiSutci, anu u iuii udINtot Is COIL
idently anticipated:
A FIRE broke out Nevada, on the 23d
of May, destroying nearly all the business
part of the city Loss $40. 600 Sanan.
dras, in Caiaveras county, was entirely
destroyed by fire on the 81 of June. Ter
buildings were burned in San Leon, OF
Jackson street, May 2lst. Loss $50, 900
The papers contain more than the usua
amount of murders, assassinations, casu
alities. &c.
Adsiees from Oregon to the oath o
May, announces general Indian outbreal
there. Col Steptoe's command. on Snak'
river was attacked on the 10th of May, an,
forced to retreat with loss Of 30 privates
three officers. two howitzers, baggage wag
ons, and nearly all the animals. Ihrc'
! companies of dragons and one Of infantr]
were engaged with 800 indiana. OF thu
oficers killed were Captain Winder ant
Lieut. Gasson. The name Of the third i
The San Francisco markets general,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

e. Tie Seasie has refused to give Mrs.
Nyra Gaines. widow Of General Gaines,
the pension Of an eficsr q her husband s
rank. which would amount to s11o pei
month: and. upon motion of Senator
Toombs, reduced the sum to $50 per
month.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Snpnrpt (ottptfy.

An old and reliable Democrat writes TO
the liockprrt Demo rat that Judge Hovcy
Is sure to carry Spencer County hy n,,-
iority of from f0D to 600 over Eibla,k.-
In Dubois the q .rnan vote. a in other
parts of the district. will he almost unan-
inous for Ilovey EsonSrde J,vrnel.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

INV DIRK, june u.
The Zr;5xne,s washington corrcspon-
dentsays, the military command a. St. Louis
was telegraphed to-day to send an express
after Gen. Harvey recalling him from the
expedition to Utah. where the present
force will be placed under command of
Gen. Johnston exclusively. The sup-
posed sheet Of this movement is to taal<e =
diversion against the hostile Indisns il
Oregon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

EF There are now four hundred and
eight convicts in the Indiana State
Prison. The Warden finds it very diff
cult to find accommodations for all of
them. Il will be necessary either to great
ly enlarge the present prison or build new
one
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
IL X II ~ t. 3
A5efcaqtile Institute,

+ OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
rFHE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION,
j as its name imports, is TO afford to young
Gentlemen and Ladies' opportunity ofbecoming
thoroughly qualified for the Counting Room and
General Business Pursuits of Life on the most
Scientific Principles
By first teaching every pupil TO write Bold
Legible Hand; Secondly. By teaching the Science
of Book Keeping, by
Double and simg1e Ensry'
as practically applied to every
DEPARTMENT o. BUSINESS
together with Lectures on the LAWS ana
OF TaxpE and the Science Of Accoune-
Terms Of full course, (eight OF ven an 40
weeks,)
erms Of MARTIAL course, embracing the
practical part Of Book Keeping ana ~ M
Business Pcnmanship, Id w
Terms for full course in Ladies De-
partment, S-s..e ~ W
RE Which must be prepaid or secured.
" For further particulars, see circulars
I. BRYANT, Principal.
October 9Th, 1s57-nloly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

ED The Connecticut House Of Repres
entatiyes has passed proposed amend
ment to the State Constitution, (112 to
81, providing that the colorcd population
may vote. They refused the same priv
lege to women by vote of l27 to -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

AT Thorntown. Ind. during the past sea
son, there have been added TO the Christian
Church. under the laLors of Elder y j.
Hobbs, lii persons.