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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
W here are They,

The lnlana Journal, in giving the names
OF the Democratic organs on the Bucban.
an side, and Of those on the Douglas side
OF the present controversy, SAYS:
I'VE are not advised of the views Of
other sheets with accuracy enough to state
on which side they place themselves.
AS the African organ here, saws the
Valparaiso RepaN:on, refuses to sneak
for itself, We say it is, as near as we can
Judge on both sides, and will probably
endorse the resolution which was Offered
by Col Walker at Democratic meeting
In Laporte, and adopted, which commen.
ccs something like this:
Resolved. That tine great fundamental
principle of self-government, as vindicated
by the Kansas Nebraska Act, as endorsed
by the Cincinnati Convention. as apnro.
we'd by the Presidents Inaugural Address.
mot Mcs~age) and defined by Senator
Douglas, Is. &c
We agree with tbs Valparaiso RepuWi-
con IN charactcrising the above resolution
as a gudgeon hook. 1t will disgust all
men who love party less than their conn
try. But it was Just such dcceptious lam
yuaSe as is employed in this resolution
lhat induced thousands and thousands of
honest men to vote for Buchanan for Pres
dent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
"Veritas" has another communica-

e. "Veritas" has another communica-
tiOn in the last number of the Hn'e Deno-
crat 1t is SC different in both letter and
spirit from his previous numbers, that we
have concluded to reproduce it entire in
our columns. affording as it does, an I'M
portant indication Of returning patriotism
on the part OF ii portion, at least, of the
modern Democratic party. Our reflections
upon the writer's remarks may be found at
the close Of his Article Bead:
There are times in the history OF nations
when certain great principles present them
selves. and in their application AMI adop-
tion every thing else is. for the time. com
paratlveiy forgotten or neglected; or, in
other words. the consideration of other
kindred matters is suspended, and all atten-
ton. Argument and consultation is directed
to the one subject The oldest anil strong
est party ties arc forgotten or disrcgardel,
ani men, minis dwell alone upon the one
great TRUTH, until its practicability and
fn!! consequences shall have been evolved.
anil then 1t takes its place among the eter-
naily established ami adopted principle, of
human life
such was the case in the time of King
John. when his Barons wrung from him
magma charta, which. for that age. was a
mon>trOus stride towards free government.
We eee it again in the reign OF George III
when his colonial subjects in America refu-
s.d to submit to taxation without night
To bc represented in Parliament. We see
it again nor in the question of popular
>oveieisnty;' OF which in it, pre>cn, claim
to practical operation, Judge DorGLAs is
the father anil giant advocate. 1t is no; a
question merely2 for the times. the RAJ
tie, or the politics of the nation, but oues-
tion for al tine and for eli naes: and on it
rests the theory AMI practice Of free gov
ernment. All party con ,iderations. all so.
cial claims ami relations, (politicallv.) all
consideration Of questions Of public policy
must give way before it until it shall he set
tied, and either adopted in It's largest sense
10 biinS long ana permanent domestic peace
to uS, aud fn.m d ncu les from which shall
rai'a.c Influences to free and cnlighten The
wo.l OF be sent forth IL name only. eag,d
10 Suit the views OF time servers AMI men Of
limited Judgment, AMI become the cause OF
';rii. diScor,l. civil war and form the Pan
toia> box from which shall issue such
Fuiies, who will laugh to scorn the theory
i fice government, AMI hold mp their own
IuiiS as the indispntable evidence OF it, fal-
acy AMI the inability of men Tor social self
'ro;ectioI. Democrat or Reputican-ral-
cal or conservaiire-Fe lcYal Of Monarchi I.
'al-no matter what the political crcels of
nen may be nor what party they uphold,
his que ,tion absorbs all othcrs-nlil,t be
ettlcl before ali others, and must he settled
'0,c.
Men may preach anil cry with al the
'omp they can command.
-..I L. OIL. .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
Latest from the Seat Of War.
QCEpARn. Dnrer, hn, -,

Last night we received here tbs mos,
gratifying AM reliable intelligence that the
difficulties in the vicinity of Fort Scott
have been settled. This is the reliable
state of the case Fort Scott is about
eighty miles south of the Kansas River,
lies In Kansas almost on the border of
Missouri, and is situated near the valley Of
the Osago. The Missourians of that re-
glon had frequently threatened to drive the
Free state men ont of the valley. In pur-
Suancc OF these threats they had arrested
under the rebellion aet--which was repeal
ed by the late extra session CT the Legisla
ture, the Rev. Mr. Stewart and two others
and placed them in Fort Scott 70. safe
keeping.
collision afterwards occurred between
about twenty Free State men and sixty or
seventy Missourians undcr command Of
Deputy l. s. Marshal Little. Marshall
Little was struck with ball in tho breast
but Is still living. One of his men was kill
cd and four OF five wounded. One Free
state man was killed. The Pro Slavery
men were driven off
Gen. Lane. attracted to the scene of the
difficulties. shortly afterwards arrived. A
company of nearly two hundred men were
formed, and under his command ,esolvcl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14

The opposition for the last few year,
have leen squirting then filth at A1r. Doug
las. bnt finding they could not iniure him
IN that way, they are noy licking it oil of.
-Corydon Democrat
The Democrat misses it verv little
The Democrats themselves licked all the
filth they could off Of Mr. DonglaS which
the Republicans squirted at him, and are
now trying TO squirt it back at him. and
still, they gay. Douglas hasn't changed,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
Dreadful.

The Jackson .Mss;ppiun says:-"I7a,
following was proposed as sentiment a,
the recci.; collation. to Hon. Reuben Davis,
at Arbcnden
10th Robert J. Walker
'Oh. for tongue 20 curse the slave.
Whose treason, like deadly blight.
Comes DER the councils Of the brave.
And blasts them in their hour Of might"
The sentiment was appropriately res
ponded to by w. +. Dowd. Esq.
Pears like they are getting "riei" down
there
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
The OHIO Farmer.

ms Is one of the best Family and Ag-
papers published in the West
Ii is now printed in form convenient for
binding, Terms 81 per annu:n, in ad
vance. Address THoN.s BRows, editor.
rleayeland, Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
Thp ('auels-

Great success is attending the experiment
OF transplanting the camel TO this continent
Liout. Beale, formerly of the Navy, in des-
patches to the Government, dated Colo
Iado river, California, October Is. 1881"
gays:
k''Cnsurported by the testimony of every
MAN Of nv raytv I ohould In ,n.. h. ..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14

1.T1ts6) sc
It Will be seen that the Bank lwi,h cir
culation of only 81, 2,2S4,049 b0, has. Of
gold and silver in her vaults, Isl ,o69. 26 1
90. with S432 SS3 eastern exchange he
aides her other resources.
This result, which has been attained lv
an institution so recently established. and
which has been operated during a time
when many institutions of greater age com
manding the confidence Of the public have
failed to meet their liabilities, confirms in
my mind the confident hope that the Bank
OF the State of Indiana will meet the hest
of the people OF the State,
and fully equal in safety and usefulness its
predecessor, which is row engaged in clio
sing up IT'S business, required bv its
charter. Respectfully submitted.
III. McCuLLocn. Prcs't.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
Uar0 e olu 1T II

lPr2'sssioaal ani Business Card. not erceed,a
Fl c 5rsDisr lines ia isn7ti. inssrtei IN .is Cglu,r
f9r 81 per 41nan, l'a7cs ogsS ciarycd ia cropor
t:on
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14

to resist t. ). troops. or anv thing alsc
that should come To them III th, shape OF
enemies. The Pro Slavery mcn hail taken
I'VE more prisoners from among a small
scouting party, who were sent 10 learn
the whereabouts of the first three ia
ken. This happened before Gen. Ian: al
rived
On lat Wednesday. three messengers
sent 10y General Lane arrived IN Lawrence.
AMI informs us that he was cntrenche.! in a
strong position, that the troops were then
twelve miles distant. and advancing upon
nm, numbering, with their allies. tl,. Mis-.
SonriaHS. a5ou, two hundred and sixty.-
We were also informed tha, Gen. Lane
would he sure To beat them.
But the expected collision hal not or
cured The prisoners hal been released
and General Lane was probably in Law
renee last Frlay night, or ea.lv YES
terday morning. Tins YOU ma, rely u?
on
On Territory Is ncr in state The
most llp@ for civil way We have no ca,
seryatlve districts now The northern rart
OF Kansas was the least promising IN the
ocnrention TWAS ready to spring Patrick
Hem! . cry uron us. and lead rs 70 is
consequences. Fortunately Gen. Lanes
promPtncSS and prudence has arrested a
state Of affair, that might So easily have
heen mai 10 develop the most disa .trons
consequences
1t the Administration take the res
ponSibiliiy oi what may happen hercaf-
NHBtRFoRCr
. from tho 0sawa,oric Herald, Dec. 90
Inns morning Gen. Lane, his staff, AMI
the Paririe City company left for their
homes. ani the Burlington rifles of s,rr own
town dishandcd ani have rcturncd to their
various svocationS. several promotions
having been male in their ranks.
Thus had this serious outbreak through
the interference of the militia. been. speed
ny suppressed. That it originated from
the rro-slnvery patty. cncouiagel b? the
le,ent course @. the lministration. wc
have no doubt The very fact of the
making OF arrests unler law, from is
iyranica! import being almost obsolete. a,
this particular timc. is sufficient evidence
In our mind that it was signal for the in
cursions OF Missoulians on the day Of ievel
oping that constitution; and the ONLY req |
son they lid not vote extensively down in +
Bourbon, As they came in. was that thev /
we're frightened of by the Free State men.
one thing may lie daluccd from this. end
which is a source cofcon5oation and enconr- !,
cement 10 every Free State man residing
II Kansas, or wishing to make It his home.
[hey are able 10 protect themselves. and.
need be, to restrain the troops. when i'll
lrectci. Another, that they will not sub
mt 10 arbitrary laws, enforced lv outsi.
ers. even should the prisoners be promised
t hrlstian and humane treatment" and
hcir friends be importuned to bail them
ut. > AMI finally, that the recent acts of
he Legislature will he sustained Lv the
'eople. no matter what instructions the
ecietary may have in a commission on
ro slavery authority. in which the Pres
lent assumes position antagonistic to the
It by which Kansas was called into cNis-
once.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
oiticc Of the Bank Of the State OF Ind
Inliananolis. Deceml,nr ol LEI

Vihce OF ihe Blnk OF The State OF Ind.
lndianapolis, Decemher 2l, 1851
His LxcrLLEycY \. T. WILLARD, GOVERNOR:
SIR: The charter of the Bank Of the
State of Indiana only requires that reports
Of the condition of the Institution should
be made to the Legislature of the State.
but nasmnch as animal reports have al.
ways been le by tho State Bank of In.
diana, and no Legislature being now in ses-
sion. feel it due to the people of the
State to present, through Won. report Of
the condition of this bank. which Is here
with submitted, being copy of our semi
monthly statement Of the 30th uitimo. COM
pmsing the first eleven months of It's busi
ness, and is as follows.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14

E.T We understand that the employees
Of the p Fi. ". IL c. +. r. have struck
Tor their pay. The Company have no: paid
rp fer FIVE months. which causes the ne.
sent trouble. y company Of Irish went to
the waterhouse in this place and ordered
the engineer not to pump any water foT tbs
Ii. L. Company, and which he at first .cfu
sci to do. but finally consented We TN
derstand that they intend taking posses.
SION Of every water house between III.
WAYNE AMI Piym ou,i,- Tarsau Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14

FoLT. AID A TICKET .oMIyA-1p

As ON roldeys arc all aware. a Conven-
ton Of Free State men was held At Law
renee Oil the 90 and 2ith Of Dacemher. 10
consller what course TO take in regard 10
the elections then approaching. The tel
eSraph has told us that majority Of the
committee to whom the matter was refer.
led, reported that 1t would be lnjudicious
and useless 10 participate in the election
OF State officers ordered by the Lecomp.
ton swindle. But a minority seemed re-
luetant to accede to this policy. and with
the question thus resting the Convention
adjourned till the next day Since then
we have have hal no news till to -dar.-
Now we learn the Convention adopted the
majority report, resolved not to take part
in Calhouns election, and issued the fol.
lowing manifesto as the declaration Of their
views in this crisis.
THE rLArForM
HeSoired. That the people of Kansas in
d elegate Convention assembled at Law
renee, Dec. 23d, 1897, do Iciteratc their
utter population of the State Constilu.
tion framed at Lecompton as an instru
meat hostile TO the popular will. and ap-
pealingto the God of Justice and humanity
Tor the rectiiude of our intentions, we do
solcmnly enter into a league and conven-
ant with each other, that we shall ueyer.
under any circumstance, permit the said
constitution to be the organic law for the
State OF Kansas, but do pledge our lives.
our fortunes aud sacred honors in cease,
les hostility to the same.
Hesotued, That our Territorial Lcgisla
i've Assembly be requested to submit
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14

state what have seen them do. Starting
Will! a full determination that the expert
mcnt should lie no halfway one, | have sub
lle'tei them to trials whicl, no other ani-
NAL could possibly have endured. and vet
have arrived here not only without the
loss OF camel hut thcy AT. admitted by
those who saw them in Texas to be in as
good condition AZ when we left San Anto-
mo. In all our lateral explorations they
have carried water. sometimes for more than
week, for the mules used by the men them
selves never receiving a buck k.tful to one OF
them
They have trayersel patiently. with
heavy packs. on these explorations. coun-
tries covered with the sharpcst volcanic
rocks, and yet their feet. TO this hour. have
evinced no symptom Of tenderness or injury.
" IN heavy packs they have crossed noun
tains. assembled aal descended precipitous
places. where al rn!oaded mule found It diff
t1,H'i To pass, even with thr assistance OF
thc rider. dismounteh. aud carefully pick
ing i'S Way. think it would be within
bounds to say that in these various lateral
explorations they have trsversed nearly
double ihe distance passed over by our mules
and wagons.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-20
Yirgimia.

A n RULEs;hcl In theiclsrk,s office OF the cir
& emit court Of Harrison county, 7ou5 tbs fifss
Mondayinl August, 1855, Es{}4'i. 4 "a Z
T.Wa Hopkins aud g. Hopkins, Joint merchants
-snd partners trading under The firm nGn1s OF
7. W. Sk3G iH6pkins.E - ID z AGAINST
JeremiEh =. GheuYfent andyhIorr Cheuyrant,
/, joint merehants trading nndenth frsn name
. otJ. p. 81 ~, Cheuyront.5l ldss4 AZ = ]
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-20
Z Notices, Sales, &oo
I The ComInonWeaIth Of
40 .,o2 Virginia = as,a 80

:. = u
To tts Sherif Of Harrison county, Greeting -.
NV HEREAS, in the record and eproceedinss
Wv and also in the rendition of q judgement
in the Comfy eourt of Harrison county, In.
certain action instituted IN said County Court bv
the North Western Virginia Railroad Cornpany
against a lstor Pheus rninger. con frinines the
report OF the commissioners mentioned in said
cause and ordering the same to be entered upon
reeorct which said judg nent was rendered on
the Esd day of April 1883, tie said Alstorpheus
aWefnfneer having given securi " aecordiiig "a
laSH:s Therefore I'VE command y on ttat Won 81 ye
notice to the said Western Virginia Rail-
road Company that it be before the O a9e Of our
Circnit Court of Harrison County; at the Court
honse 9t said eonnty son the ,frstday ofthe next
term, then and there to have a re hearing of the
whole matter in the Judgment Aforesaid contin-
Ted; and have then there this Wit Witness
Sruger W Saith, Clerk of our said Court, al
the Court house of said county, this 10th day Of
May 1885, and saa year gf e
The object Of this suis Is ID set aside lido
ment of thesC County Court Of HARRISON COUNTY,
rendered on the Esd dry of April Al D. s5S Sin
favor Of the said North W eslernY Virginia Rail-
Soad Company against the saids sAlstorpheus
WerninRers confirming the report of the COM
n1ssioners mentioned in said. cause and ordering
tho same TO be entered pron record, s.stlEk
1t disappearing By affidavit that the defend ants
are non residents of this State and that there Il
no President chief officer, or agent Of said Rail-
road Company resident in this Common wealth
1t Is ordered that they do appear here within
onegmentn after due publication hereof, and do
That il necessary to protect their interest in
this. suit. aTeste, See if.C.sW. SMITH, Clerk.
q. s. LEWIS, p. q. 'r !" y - "a sau6 IT.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-20
PARKERSBURG MINERAL WELLS.

A The undersigned, proprietor Of that
fHSN we'll. known and popular resort, the
IIiI E$ Mineral Wells, near Parkersburg,
- Va, begs leave to inform his friends
that he opened for the season Oh the first day OF
May lusl. Since last season he has made exIen-
siVe improvements TO the property, and eau now
amply accommodate two hundred guests. ie
has also attached to the house splendid % '
Bathing Houses for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Billiard Tables, and everything calculated for
amusement can be found on the premisex-Ten
pin Alley, Ball Room, Music, &c. His Omni-
bus will always be in readiness to convey plea
sure parties free to the X nawha river, where
boats belonging to the PrOprie, or are always rea
dy for the accommodation of his gue'ts "A ki-
very Stable Is attached to, the House, The Par
kersburg Omnibusses will run regularly, every
morning., for the Wells. .'. = = -
Prot. Mellor, of Wheeling, Va, has boon en-
ployed as Musician for the season. r- s.:-ea'
-~"+ c. D. FRIEDEL.
juno 18th, ls5S.-3t pc
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virginia.:

A T RULES held in tho clerks Office Of the cir
"a Quit court of Harrison county on the first
Monday in September, 1883,
Strauss, Hartman 8, Co, In Debt and upon
p. & II. Chouvrons an attachment
The object Of this sui is to obtain judgment
against the defendant for the snm Of $Tl.4I cts .
with interest thereon from tho nth of March
1888, until paid, and costs, and to bind certain
estate or debts due them within this State.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that Morris
Cheuvront is not an in habitant Of thiscom ton
wealth, it is ordered -thnt-hs- do-appeaE- here
wit hin one month after due publication Of this
order and do what is necessary to protect his IT,
terest in this suit. Copy. Tste.
U. NJ. TURNER, P. g. aus Il
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Miscellaneous.

William NJ. Berryhill 8 Co, oomprts,,

William III. Berryhill 81 Co., comprts
VS.. In chancery.)
Floyd Neeley, Ex. j. j. lngle, d Others defts.
Pursuant to a decree entered in the above
named cause, at the spring term of the circuit
August term, 1858, of the county court of said
county, shall, as Sheriff of Doddridge county.
under such decree, proceed to SELL to the highest
bridge county at pubic ACTION, three tracts Of
lard in the proceedings of said cause mention
cd, lying in the county of Doddridge, near the
town oil West Union. and for description Of
which, reference is made to the report of the
commissioner in said cause. 49,. L
TEsMs:--A credit of 8, IL and Is month will
DO given from the day of sale, 1.-The purchaser OK
ecuting bonds with good security, and deed to
be mado upon the payment of the last install
ment. by general warranty. G. c. DAVIS.
August :, 1851
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Lanai SalA-

Burton Despard, Complainant,
va. ra surr-J
Alexander g. Morris, - Defendant.
By virtue Of DECREE prohouucsd 10 the above
cause at the Spring TERM 1883, Of, Che Circuit
Court of Hafrisop comfy II shall, ons tho.I8th
day of September, 1858, that being Court day
for said proceed -seli public Huo=-
ton, TO the Highest bidder; abeforS the Court
house of HARRISON county, on credit CT 8, IL,
and IS months, with interest from the day OF
sale, taking from tho purchaser bonds ana secu !
rit5, attract of 10 acres of1and dying and being
KinehelOe Creek, In Harfis0n county, t'bei6E
the same land conveyed by the OomHlaiaaue q
the defendant: by died beAring date January is,
1858, and filed in the papers Of the above cause.
July 90, ls55.-4ts fzE' Commissioner.
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Land Sale.

Burton DespardS Complainant,
Joseph 3. Bafly, Defendant.
By virtue Of Z decree rendered in the above
cause It the Spring! Term, 1853, Of tho Circuit
Court Of Harrison county, shall, on the, 18th
day of September, 1883, that being d Court dry
for said county! proceed to sell, at public Guo-
ton, to the highest bidder before the Court
house of Harrison ,connty, ON o. credit of 6; Il,
ls and "a months, with interest from tho dAy, Of,
sale, taking from the purchaser bonds aud Secu-
waters of Tanners Fork. a branch Of sKincheloe
Creek, in Harrison county, it being the 50 me
land conveyed by the complainant to the de-
PENDANT by deed bearing date Jandary 10th,
1858, and filed in the papers of the above cause.
EDWIN MAXWELL,
July 28, 1864 Commissioner.
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To-day's Advertisements
Land Sale.

William Plant and wife, BE-. Complaiuauts,
Jeriah Swiger and others, Defendants.
BY virtue of decree rendered in the above
cause at the spring term, 1858, of the Circuit
Court of Harrison county. shall, on the 9th
duy Of September, 1855, that being court day
fol- DOddridge county, proceed to sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, before the court
house door of DOddridge county. on a credit of
six months, taking from the purchaser bond
with good security, SO much of tract Of 395
acres of land in the county of Doddridge. on
McElroy Creek, at the north end thereof, BY a
limo raining N. I6 w. across the said truct as
shall be necessary to pay to John Bates the
Younger, Emanuel Bates, Christopher Bates,
Motley Bates, Sarah Jane Bates. each the sum
Of Two Dollars and 50 cents, with interest
thereon from the 18th day of April, 1871, until
paid, and to JohnJ. Allen and wife a like sum
and like interest, aud tho costs of the above
cause, including the costs of advertising and
making the sale, EDWIN MAXWELL,
au2O 1t Commissioner.