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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

IL The third number of the "NosrARErL" viii
be issued on next Saturday afternoon. The cdi-
trcsses ofthis number are Misses KATE WEsrER.
SxLr and Brssrs FrLLEa. Allare invited TO attend
and hear it read. The young ladies certainly de-
serve 70 be compIimented BY respectable audi
cnce-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

" -Four or FIVE youngsters were brought before
magistrates court. in this place, on Monday last
charged with disturbing Geography school, up in
North township. The jay were unable to agree
on a verdict --f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

NJ The recent decision ofthe Supreme Court
upsets the arrangements made by our town trustees
about the school They have no finger in the pie
any more. wshave ono consolation lcft-it can't
be any vorsc than it has been.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

FO3T WAfNE---GROCEBIES, a., &s.
We would call the attention Of our Merchants to
the advertisement in this weeks paper Of the firm
of WILLIAMS & HrEsr1s. Wholesale Groccrs, Fort
Wsyne, Ind. Their stock consists Of . general as
s,rtment of Groceries-soscther with every thing
that Is usually found in ssore. except Dry Goods
Their connection with some Of the 6est, Oldest and
,ceu knoen Hsssss in The Esd Offers them facilities
IN la3ing in their stock unsurpassed By any ofhSr
They are therefore enabled to furnish any thing
m their line, fright considered, a. low - can he
boushtin New Yoee. Cincinnati, Chicago. OF sny
otR1 Rsrkd. - e.
Fort WAYNE =. nov within two a. three hours
ride Of this placs uninterrupted by any chsnge of
cars- Merchznts therefore. in this place and yein
ny. can obtain any thing they need in the line Of
wntizxs 4 Hrrsns, IN FEW hours, thsreby
,oidng >ho expense, delsys and los Of time ,ooca-
siosed By ordev;ng from : greater distsnee.
Er1hxs e. HuEs71s have but enc price. and
those es5srag from then, win obtain goods Of The
eel& hlisy AM price, . h th<ssi IN persons % pr
cA,sc.
~ vese1' tdrrsf>rs sa~ebssh sso.<S sndsim<.
r71rcko<6 a. Ws~,x.~~s - T1~~~~~s xVk~1~~>1>
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

TY The ~eathcr has been little m,re winter.
id, a part OF the time during the week past Snow
TO the depth Of an inch or so fell during Monday.
YESTERDAY, however, was bright day, and the snow
disappeared from the south side Of all the house
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
IRON CITY COLLEGE

~ We received the Chicago Daily Tribune ty
mail Yesterday Of the sa ne day, for the first time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

u Red Dog viii not, We are told, DO taken on
the C., r. and c. R. R.. on and after Monday next,
for either freight or passage.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

san pectiug the Mormons.
! WAsHrerox. Feb l.
Htyald correspondence: 1t is reported.
on good authority, that Mr.. Buchanan con-
templates withdrawing the troops from
Utah. Mr. BeFnhisel the Mormon dele
gate. has submitted propositions to the
Administration, indicating the Willingness
Of the Mormons to vacate Utah and col
onise on some Of the islands of the sea.
outside tho Jurisdiction of the United
States. provided the government will pur-
chase. Al fair valuation, the Salt Lake
city improvements: Mr.. Buchanan asks
that commissioners be sent cut to arrange
terms and details. .4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

II The Republican C'uaiy Mss Invention
all s.i,uld rem .nber. WILDE held this day week,
the ] lth inst in this place. at the Court H,use-
We hope u see a large attendance OF Repubicans.
and of all WHO feel dis3o'ei to cooperate with ur
against the Lccom9,on Swinile, withou, regard to
p.s; party distinctions.
Ills expected that VI. FsasEa, Of Illinois, and
Juise SraSrrELp of South Benz. will address the
meeting.
II is desired 81 IT the meeting should be organized
as soon after II o'clock, n, possible, and prompt
stsen lure OF all ,o csn m Ike it convenient to at
teal is euncstly requested. Ualcss the people
si,S rhems lives determ;nedly opposed the the L.
c,upssn Ssinl:e, AMI that they are thoroughly
srJased on tho sl5;e,t, the dominln, p,rty will be
rirc to force the iniquity upon the people. By
mlk:ns themselves heArl, they my prevent the
outage, but no. otherwise The mission OF the
Democratic party, from hcncesorth, seems to be to
sore a. slave "
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
MU5LIN9,


both 'bleached and unbleached.
Hickory Shifting, Ticking, satnettes, Cassineres,
Mole Skin,) Broad Cloth, &C., &c.
" We have the best assortment of CROCK
cry WARE ever brought TO Plymouth. We
can t you with full set or part Of set on short
notice We have some very beautiful G l. A S
w AR E, which we are selling cheap. Ow stock
of - ~ n 1DXV - " Il
consists of everything from Pegging Awl to a
Sausage Grinder. Axes, Hammers, Spirit Levels,
Plane Stocks Bits, Augers, Chisels, Hand Saws,
Wood Saws, Min and Cross Cut Saws, Door Locks
and Bolts, Thumb Latches, Butts and Screws, Gut
lcry of the finest quality, &C., &c.
In our large Basement Story we keep good
supply Of Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasscs, Syrup,
Tobacco, Tanners, Sperm, Lard and Machine
Oils, Turpentine, Brooms, Pals, Tub, Churns,
ShoveIs, Spades, Pitchforks. Log Chains. &C., &c.
We sell exclusively for
Ready Poy Of some kind
We have tried il, and End il works well, and we
certainly believe il to he the bsst for the buyer.
We invite One and All TO eau and examine our
Goods before purchasing elsewhere, az We latter
ourselves that We can and do sell cheaper than any
other establishment in Plymouth. We take IN Ex-
change for Goods al kinds Of Country Produce,
for which the highest market price will be paid.
Our Clerks, Messrs. rOMEROY ELLIOTT,
are men Ct experience in the business. and are al
ways on hand. ready and wiling 10 show Won sny-
thing IN our line FREE OF CHANCE
u Thankful 70 our old customeu 81. their long
continued fsvan. We would. most respectfully 90
iicit ccutinustioa Of thin patronage. promising
to do better BY them t11. ever before g
Yours. .vcrJ Respectfully,
JOHN L. WESTERrELT.
n.y. 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
Arriyn, and Departure Of Mails.

Thursdays. 4. m
s Argus mail arrives ard departs Tuesdays and
Fridays.
Goshen mail arrives and departs THURSDAY,
Maxinkuckee mail arrives and departs rrday.
All letters TO be mailed the same day should be
handed in one hour before the departure OF malta
Oficc open from o'clock o. m. TO o'clock p m
ar Hereafter the Office viii be open on Sundays
only one hour after the arrival Of the Eastern mall
ar from 8 TO O'Clock, a m. F4t ftr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
20 DOLLARS

PER HUNDRED WILL BE PAID,
One half cash and the balance in Dry Goods, Gro
cnries, &c. Payments made on the 18th of each
month"; RICE, SMITH co.
January rs, lS56-l2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
WANTED!


TOOD, SOUND White Oak, Burr Oak. Red
NJ Elm, Cherry, Black Walnut and Buttcrnut
Tres of the following description, feet in length,
inches thick, and not less than inches face. for
" h ch
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
slsrfaI DfFsFimrai
PUBLIsHER,s MARK.

Persons out Of the county receiving papers
marked thus y after their name, will understand
il 70 signify that their time has about expired, and
that another remittance Is sorcitcd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

q o II II srtiaI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

lust received at Pershing 4 Co.'s, splendid
81 los of HsLrs, PoENs, and WEBsrER's DEc-
T1oK1sy's. Cor sale cheap for CASH:
Dcccmber3I 1e55--nS r. Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
ERMs, &C.

- '$s"s - ~
Book keeping, Full Commercial Course. S35 90
Stationery, about 5 90
Board per week, can be obtained for 2 so
D- Students are not charged extra foz Steam
boat Book keeping. Arithmetic, or Diploma. On
STU D ENTS
Can enter at any timc--(no vacatiou) review at
p!easurc-time unlimitcd-usual length Of course
from eight to twelve weeks.
REFERENCE.
-Four hundred and eighty seven Students entering,
from tbs City alone. within one year, besides the
many from the country
= d r e @ TT Ms
Speeimeos Of Writing and Circulars, containing
full information, sent By mail free OF charge.
Address 49, r. w. JExxrrs,
Iron City College. Pittsburgh. Pa.
PREMIUM PENMANSHIP.--No less
than EIGHT y1ksr raExlrus were awarded this Col
lsge In the Fall Of 1857. over al competitors, for
best writing. These, with other previous Premi-
ums, were given in Ohio, Michifan, Indiana, vir-
giniA, Pennsylvania, and in Louisville, Ky, a. the
United States Fair, and for all work actually done
with PEN and INK, and not for Envosed Penman-
ship. Our Penmen arc fully compelent to do their
owa work without the cid ofthe engraver to make
il respectable. - M
December % IS5>-7 .s|l 7.[.I< = A. - q
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-15
PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JUNE IA

The opening of the season at Atlantic CITY was
celebrated at that place on Saturday At Atlantic
the guests were taken to different parts of the ISL
and so as to show them the improvements that have
been made since the closing of the last year.
The huge sand hills which hid the view Of the ocean
on approaching the city. have been removed, side
walks have been graveed. and large number of
new and handsome private cottages have been erect
cd.
Yesterday the wharves along the SchuylkiII were
completely submerged in consequence of the heavy
rains of Friday night and Saturday The damage
done in some places was very severe. 4 mule and
two cows were carried away and drowned. Rats
and lumber of every description found their way to
Market street Bridge, where they were impeded.
The boats to Manayunk were prevented from run
ming, and the Office of the boat company almost
wholly filled with water.
On Saturday morning heavy iron safe was about
being taken up the marble steps at the northeast
corner Of the Exchange. When the safe had, been
got near to the top, the tackling broke, and the
whole concern came down with a run. A gentle
man, who was just behind the mass when it gave
way, barely escaped being crushed to death. The
only damage done was fracturing the marble stens
of the building pretty badly. The gentleman re-
ferred to was so scared that he fell down after the
damage was done.
Two young women, named Curran and Cannon.
were drowned yesterday morning while bathing
in Gunner's rum Their bodies were recovered and
taken to the residences of their parents. who were
neighbors, residing in William street. below Rich
mond The coroner held an inquest as above.
The exports from Philadelphia to foreign ports,
from the lst to the 9th of June, amounted to SG5,
Az the principal articles being Bis barrels flour,
-,oo4 do corn meal, SSl do ship bread, % 600 bus
corn, Ass lbs. tobacco l3 293 do hams, &C. 2lI do
lard 9,57 do. butter, 33 36l9 do. soap, l48OO can
dies, 2G AS do. tallow, so hhds. lampblack, ,S6G
lbs oil, SIS, 600 worth of wood, Sl5,9l1 worth oil
iron.
The foreign importations for the M, week enrng
June 10TH amounted to S47s, ,259. The principal
articles being So 1G2 ofwooens, S4S07 of blankets,
$S,034 of worsted and cottons, S6747 of linens and
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WASHINGTON NEWS-JuNE Il.

, IhGre is avery wide difference of opinion between
the mouse and the Senate on the Post-0lice Appro-
pflatloh Dlll, and considerable bad feeling. There
Is conuhgency OF three millions in the bill, which
several prominent Democrats dcnOunce as unpre-
cedented and unjust Three different Conference
committees have failed to agree. There will be a
close contest between the House and the Senate.
General W. NJ. Burgess, of Rhode Island is urred
by the New-England Democrats for the office of
Special Minister to Paraguay, and it is tbouobt he
will be successful. Virginia and Pennsylvania have
each several candidates.
Major Hahn, of Kentucky, late Consul at st.
Thomas, is being strongly urged for the Consulship
at London, and it is rumored that he is successful
The Public Printing Combination sold out for
$4,000, 1000 in cash and the balance in notes.
Ex-Governor Medill holds aPsrer ofattorney from
Steedman to draw money for the Government
Wendall is probably the buyer, though the money
ostensibly comes from CorcoraE & Riggs
1t is currently reported that, in view of the un-
successful attempts to procure Executive clemcncy
in favor of Powers, who sentenced for the mur-
der OF LutZ, that combined effort will be made to
rescue him from jail between the present time and
the hour of execution.
A joint resolution has passed the Senate, author
izing the President to designate site for the eoues
trian statue of Washington. 1t authorizes the Pres
ident to the equestrian statue of George Wash
ington, contracted for with Clark Mills to be placed
In the grounds north of the executive mansion; and
also, to remove the statue of Thomas Jefferson to
such other place in the public grounds as he shall
think suitable.
Hotel thieves operated extensively last night at
Browns. Several rooms were robbed General
Clark, of Missouri, lost SlGO in gold. The Clerk of
the House lost valuable watch, ewelry, and some
money.
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NEW YORK NEWS-JUYE a.

A series of heavy thunder showers. which e,c-
ceeded the eyccpdinrI,- warm v-oat5or of III
morning, settled finally into steady rain, which
lasted all day Saturday. What was peculiar and
almost unprecedented about the storm was the fact
that the wind during the showers suddenly veered
around to the east and continued to come from that
quarter untlL yesterday-an unsettled, cloudy day
When thc storm had ceased and the wind was in the
northwest.
The Public Parks with the sinoIn nvcnn+ion or tbc
Battery never looked better than tbny- do at ,rns
ent. The heat and abundant rains have covered the
trees with foliage and made the grass grow uxuri-
antiy' All the trees are thriving with the excep-
uoh OF the sycamores, which seem to be afflicted with
some disease as they are shedding their leaves and
give other evidences of decay.
An inquest was held on Thursday evening. ,June
10, bv Coroner DeForest of To,nnkinsvilin mon
the body OF Joseph Standcr, aged q years. who
was found IN the water by the workmen engaged in
Dulidlng the new fort near the Narrows. Deceased
with three others was out sailing on Friday even
ing, June /, when the boat upset, ard all were
drowned save one, who managed to cling to the
poaC uhtii morning, when he was rescued by some
Doatmen from the shore. The jury returned a YER
dict OF death by drowning"
Between and o'clock yesterday morning a
gang Of rowdics assaulted an elderly man named
DAVID Carrigan, as ne was walking up Avenue G.
near Eleventh street. lie was stabbed twice in the
let SIDE and severely cut over the eye; but before
the ponce arrived the asSalants had He'd. He was
removed to the Statlon-houSe, were Police-Smgeon
hihoart dressed his wounds, after which he was
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-15
FROM VENEZUELA.

CARACAS, May II, 1858.
Mr. Editor Il avail myself of the departure of
the schooner "Flying Scud" to give you the latest
concerning the political affairs Of this country
You undoubtedly, aware that the French
Minister, Monsieur Levrand, in compliance with
the Interpretation that he and his colleague, the
English Charge, gave to the protocol, demanded
the delivery Of General Monaeas within forty
eight hours, which the Government decidedly re-
fused, notwithstanding Levrand's threat to block
ade the port, that he deemed proper not to fulfil,
thus placing himself in very ridiculous position.
The elections for members of the Grand Conven-
tion are to take place the 23d instant, and all
probabilities are that we will have Federal Gov
ernment, divided into five States. 1t is certainly
the best form of Government for this, as any
other Republic, as it will avoid the constant revo-
lutions got up here in consequence of the great
influence exercised by the Executive power under
the present form, who appoint and remove at will
governors, mayors, Judges and in fact all military
and civil officers just to suit their views in the
elections
On the 9th instant splendid banquet was given
to General Castro by the mayor of the city, in the
spacious halls of Congress. A hundred and sixty
of the most prominent in the city were invited
and, of course, among them, Hon Charles Eames
who stands in great favor with the Government, as
he justly deserves for his impartiaty in the pri-
vatc affairs Of the country, and the right view taken
by him with regard to the protoco:-Cor. Phdo
Press.
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MARYLAND NEWS.
KENT COUNTY.

Mr.. Franklin Smith, who resided near Rees'
Corner, was accidentally killed on Tuesday after
noon by falling from cherry tree. Mr. s. was a
young and worthy farmer, and leaves family to
mourn his untfmely death. He died soon after the
acknowledgement.
The clerk of the Circuit Court for Kent county,
has issued from Sept lst, 81. to June Ist '5S for
ty-eght marriage licenses, which is greater num-
Der than has been issued for many years past, du-
ring the same period of time.-kcnt NcDs.
CECIL.
ESCAPE FROM JAGL-John J. r. Poole, late Sher-
i'll OF Cecil who had been arrested on the charge of
abducting free negro, making 4 spurious bill of
sale, obtaining an impression of the county seal
without authority, &C., escaped from the Elkton
Jail on last Saturday night. lie had given bail to
the required amount $4,000 but about two weeks
ago his securities gave him up and he was committed
to Jail.
The ladders, iron hooks, &C., about the Jail ward
on Sunday morning, showed that he had had efficient
help in making his escape. 1t is not likely we will
see him in Cecil again soon, and as the documentary
evidence against him had all been destroyed it is
probable he would not have been convicted had he
awaited his trial By his escape, the county will be
saved several hundred dollars expense Wing.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-15

The United States storeship Release, Lieut.. Com
manding VIM. A. Parker, sailed from Boston for
Port Praya, Cape de Verde Islands, yesterday, with
stores for the United States squadron the coast
OF Africa.
TROOPS RECALLED FROM UTAH.-Wc learn that
Lieut. General Scott, consultation with the Sec
retary of War, has sent orders by express to turn
back large portion of the troops now moving in
the direction of Utah. The immense magazines of
supplies will, however, be forwarded to Utah. as a
considerable body of troops will be kept there for
some time to comc.-Nat. h,teliigencer.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-15
THE GwIN AND WILSON DTFFTcr1Ty

WASHINGTON, June l3.-The difficulty between
Senators Gwin and Wilson has been adjusted
through the efforts of their mutual friends. Mr..
Wilson, after having refused to make any acknowl-
edgmcnts proposed to refer the subject to Senators
Crittenden. Seward and Davis, to which Mr. Gwin
assented. These gentlemen last night drew up a
statement in which they say that the remarks of
Mr.. Gwin, imputing unworthy motives to Mr. Will
son, "aithough general, certainly were objection
able and unparliamentary, and yet they by no means
Justified or warranted Mr.. Wilson in using the very
opprobrious epithet with which he rctaliated."
Alter stating other things in connections they add:
1--WE are possessed of the fact, which indeed is ap-
parent the face of the reported debate, that Mr.
Wilson, in using the epithet employed, did not i'm
pute any want of personal integrity or honor to Mr.
Gwin, but merely reflected upon his course in egis
lation in regard to California, which Mr.. Wilson
deemed extravagant and wasteful, although the eX-
preston is obviously liable to offensive and dis
honorable construction. With this disclaimer
adopted bv Mr.. Wilson, we hold that Mr.. Gwin is
bound to Withdraw the disrespecttul language in
which he replied to Mr.. Wilson. The disavowal re-
ouired by Mr. Wilson, and the withdrawal from
Mr. Gwin, should be deemed to have been made by
them respectively, when they shall have express
ed in writing their assent to this report Messrs.
Gwin and Wilson both signed the document last
nioht.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-15

linen thread S28 ACT of hides Sl47, ,165 of Coffee
Sll3,394 of sugar, S2s, ,093 of molasses, S5,OSl of
cigars 81 G97 of pine apples, 81 ,722 of hardware
S2s,3l9 of iron, SG431 Of salt S5,73l of soda ash
Sl,lO5 of bleaching powder 1882 of soda, 5000
OF colors, S3,l37 Of almonds, S4,25l of sumac, So,
81 of 81 8 Gi 81 ana no e
Sl,55l of whskey, S. $50 of wine, 81 G20 of bran
dy, The total importations since January amount
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-15

The KANSAS HoMCTDE-CoNDrTIoN OF GEN. LANE.
A dispatch in the Cincinnati Gazette, dated Leaven-
WORTH Sth inst, says that the funeral of Col. Jen
kins shot by James II. Lane took place on Sunday
last, and was very largely attended Lanes condi-
ton is both helpless and critical. He has frequent
attacks of spasms, with symptoms of lockjaw. 1t
is now thought that amputation will be necessary
to save his life. The excitement in Linn county
continues. Gov. Denver, Gov. Robinson, and 9TH
ers are about to start to the scene of the diicul
les, to exert themselves to quiet the troubles.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-15

THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CASAL.-On Monday
last, the dav of the regular annual election of a
Board ofDircctOrs, a Board to serve the ensuing
year was elected, consisting of the gentlemen
that were chosen at the extraordinary meeting in
April last.
During the past week there were only about
dozen boat arrivals at Georgetown: the receipts for
tolls amounting to Sl,Gl6 The canal is in good
order, and if the weather continues reasonably fine
Dam No. will pass boats by the last week of the
current month.
A new competitor for trade and travel on the
canal has appeared in the shape Of the little steamer
Antelope, which between Georgetown and
IIarpers Ferry, leaving each terminus every other
morning, arriving al its destination before T. p. NJ,
making the distance in less than twelve hours. This
is great accommodation and saving of time and
money to travellers on the line of the canal.-Nat
LteWgcRccr.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PnrsrpEyr-By and ,oih the
6drlce amt consent Of the Setnie.-Samuel Z. Fabens
Of Massachusetts,, consul United States for the port
of Cayenne.
Gilbert s. Miner of Virginia, consul United States
at Amapola, in Honduras.
VIM. Bliss. Of Pennsylvania, consul United States
at Puerto Cabello.
Robert D. Merrill, of New York, consul United
States at Sydney, New South Wales.
John p. OSullivan, Of California, consul United
States at Singapore
James b. Hayne, Of Georgia. consul United States
at Turks Island
Alexander NJ. Jackson, of Mississippi, secretary
OF New Mexico.
A MERITED CoHPLIMENT-At a meeting of the
Committee on Military Affairs of the House of Rep
resentatiyes the llth instant, during the tempo
rary absence Of the distinguished chairman, Gen.
Quitman the annexed resolution was moved by Mr..
Stanton, and received unanimous consent of the
other members of the committee:
Reso'ced, That the thanks of this committee are
eminenty due, and are hereby rendered. to the Hon.
John A. Quitman, Chairman of the Committee on
Military House OF for
the 35th Congress, for the distinguished ability and
the untiring industry and zeal with which he has
discharged the arduous and rcsposble duties of his
station well for the marked courtesy and kind
ness which has uniformly distinguished his inter-
course with members Of the committee National