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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-11
Notice.
Ifyou want to smoke something very fine,
Then try John S. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
ie6 Cor Qd and n sts Morvsv,lla
Syrup of lcilONv Dock, SarsapariIIa, and
IL.

Syrup of icliOV Dock, SarsapariIIa, and
IOdide of Potash.
would Inform my patrons and friends that can
guarantee my Concentrated Syrup of Yellow Dock,
Sarsaparlla and Iodide of Potash"a the very best
preparation of Sarsaparilla now in use.
Wesimply ask trial of this medicine II Is fur
nshed to the trade in boxes containing doz bot
ties each, and supplied upon the favorableterms
Ample directions accompany each bottle.
Appyto S. L. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist
First street, Marysvie.
For sale By f. f. SPENCE
je5tf Druggist, 80 Main street, Nevada
MIR. e. b. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento
and is authorized to receive subscriptions and adver
tsements, and to receipt for the same. onice at
B. Davidson's Post Office Exchange, 4th street. be
tween and X, near the Post Office
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-11
PEWS FOR RENT

There are few desirable pEWS for Rent in Rev.
Mr.. Wasworth's Church, which can be had by apply
ingto II. S. HOBLITZELL,
nov5-dh l04 and 400 First street
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-11
NICARAGUA SALOON !
CORNER D AND THIRD SITS.

~ GILBERT, Formerly proprietor of the
the entire interest Of Mr. d. IT, Sylvester in the above
Saloon which he has fitted up in elegant style and has
provided the Bar with superior quality of Wines and
Liquors of every description.
His friends and the public generally are invited to
call aud Judge for themselves,
oct2S2m F. GILBERT.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-11

As an exhibition of the means by which
politicians seek to maintain their power
when once in office, we refer to the following
letter recently addressed to certain members
of Congress by the Collector of Customs for
the port of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21
PAhIic La.

WASHINGTON jan. ~, 1903
The House Of Representatives fixed on having all the
nfor nation obtanabe of the of the land
moi the government from its establishment the pre-
sent time Not only is the Commissioner OF the General
Land Office called for detailed statements Of the lands
owned by the United States in the States and Territories
and their value, but all that the government has
owned either In consequence OF deeds OF cesson from the
States, or purchase from foreign nations extingush
ment CT lndan titles what has been the cost how much
has been given away in land grants, and TO whom, &c
This is valuable information, which ought at be
spread before the country.
In the OF Whyte, conestng the seat Of Morrison
Harris the Committee Elections have refused TO autho
rze special commission 10 proceed to Baltimore TO take
evidence The contestants therefore, must take tesmo
ny under the election law
any unfarness fraud the part OF the magistrates
before when witnesses examit ed be shown then
II Is admitted by the committee that justice demands OF
them OF the usual course TO take the matter In hand
he BY the committee asking OF the House for power to hold
Us session In Baltimore, the appointment Of special
committee for that purpose.
The case OF Brooks contesng the seat OF Davis Is a
cuiar one The demurrer Of the latter that there was
snyhpg upon which the committee could initiate action
has been overrued and the charges Of the former that
there election and that the expression Of the po
pular will prevented by fraud and violence
sidered serious enough 10 require investigation.
But Brooks has dsclamed right TO the seat and
alleges that Lis remonstrapce that only OF citizen
looking 10 the purity Of the ballot box In his district
should he under the election law be compelled to incur
expense In the taking of testimony and carrying the
ontest. should this be done by House, This Is
10 assume the responsibility and think that such will be
the decision Of the committee.
The steam frgate Colorado has been put in commission
and now fitting at Norfolk the flagship 81 the Home
Of the Mediterranean of the Home Squadron has yet
been designated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21
SUPREME Court.

Before HcD Judge Sutherland.
Jan 2o.-Bracu Brothers ~ ne Michigan southern and
Northern fniidnd Railroad Company Motion for an or.
der requiring plaintiffs TO make their complaint more def
utc and certain must be dened, with $40 costs. The
complaint in this alleges that a certain day the
defeadsrts indebted TO plaintiffs in the gum Of
200 0Oo and that to the of that and
the interest thereon the defendants agreed deliver and
did deliver 10 the plaintiffs certain promsory notes. with
cut stating the consideration OF such indebtedness
yheu where or how the defendants became in
debted but a. the agreement states that OF any
default IN the ayment OF any VI the notes the whole
of e2O 900 and interest should the option Of the plain
TITS become forthwith due aud payable The Court
Of op ni0n that the complaint sufficiently definite, and
therefore made the above order.
APPLICATIONS FOR mANDAMrs AGAINST The BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS.
gr. John z. Devin applied. behalf Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of New York, md the New York
LIE insurance Company for and obtained wrts Of alter
native msrdaDos 70 the Bard Of Supervisors, To compel
them 10 reduce the amount Of taxes imposed those
cnuranes Ger the ls4 1855 and 1856 The orders
we're made returaab!e for the first Monday in M~rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

nation Of people generally who have anything 10 sdver
t,se The columns Of the HssAID afford illustration Of
the fact that business men think il most profitable 10 ad
vertise In the paper having the largest circulation
but the advertising OF the government seems to be
On tne CONTRARY aes oeng given 70 vac nan
1t must be understood, however, matter Of charity
for none OF them could live week without it, Ten years
experience in Washington has satisfied me that next to
being lobby agent outside spo seeker the publisher
Of Washington newspaper is the most miserable; and
thank Heaven that have been am above the neces-
sity Of being indebted to Of either evil.
close my letter hastily in order TO reach the mail but
have not yet finished the history Of ell the corrupt trans
actions Of the lobby during the present winter The facts
when grouped together, will compose startling picture
OF the state OF things here and demonstrate the necessity
OF some more vigorous measures than have been hitherto
taken in order to restore the Washington body polite to
sound condition In the antme, the denunciaons and
exposures Of the HERALD will accomplish more, erhaps,
than the most rigdly constituted and conducted nvest
eating committee. PETER JAMES SMITH,
OfWestern Tennessee.
PUBLIC PRINTING CARD FROM MR.. H. II. ROBINSON.
from the Cincinnati Commercial Jan. 49,
We clip the following from the Enquirer OF Friday.
Those who are familiar with the ponts will be amused
to observe the cautious of the English language by
MIR. Robinson. He writes as dainy around the acts''
he would step among rotten eggs very certaiu
indeed pretty much knowthat other OF the blow-
ers and strikers who proceeded from Ohio TO Washing
ing assert their innocence Of all sins of knowledge
in terms well picked those used by Mr.. Robin
SON. We imagine that there will be still further devel.
opponents through the HERAID's ashingon corespon-
dence. Some 'sore head viii surely still further crafty
Indeed is asserted with much of confidence
by those who ought TO know enough to be very good
guessers that the author of the sensation letter in the
HERALD was no other than the individual named in that
episte as ''the late buster editor Of the Enqrer'-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
most liberal and sanderous use OF my name having
been made by Washington correspondents of the NEW
YORK HERALD mixing myself up with the late contest for
the Congressional printing at the federal capa-ther let
flaming headings, as if there were facts involved which
should stare the countryI deem the matter of sufficient
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21
The Movement 60 Increase the Number Of
Array and Navy Chaplains,

49,. !. -. ~, -. a. ~
,, "V W. m.e.s w .eu on monuay evenng
=, " ~ i ~, ", ..,e"' ny VI IL,
-. Jonnson on Masnihgton Wy, 70 enect some radical
chanees 10 the present and imperfect system OF
mi1A,y anu nas -, enap'sinc,es. Lsu WIN. D. Whtng
=. ~ wa. caled 70 the CHAIR ana Rev Dr cooper aI
Ponpu SeCreary. Ut Johnson tneh w speech OF nucn
"rse . ear ~, tp. presen. snentaple
uehclenes ID tne Aoruea tne army ana navy or
reneoSs luu.eon an. .e means nhch shouiu oe aaopt
cuw epe,a " reiorm; n memorial 10 congress was tnen
resa ny he,. 1T fawarus, OF the west Mch street
.nuron ~ nas ueen Pp,eu anu copes Were us'riputeu
=. VI. vi 1e "ee'ne among us susgesuons
"'e '"e 'ouo~'ue-
The memoriass would pray honorable body 10 in
crease me number 81 authorized for The army and
~ s hion sn ~ , ,hrsuan goernment
servie are ~ h ~ r ~ 49,, wua,
son shall b. eligible 10 the office Of Chaplain who shall NOT
produce formal and official testimonials OF hi. good religious
and sica standing and Of his qualifications for The
hpscial dunes oi ms once , . -, ,,-, u,
e,,he- 10 ,e Ae APPOINTMENTS 10 the chapshoy o
To retire npon reasonable salary such chspsp. now In
commission as be by reason OF ve or indrmy disabled
f,om effective service;
10 require Of al chaplsns TO either army or navy stated
% rsnaesed, sogeher wn ,s, sn
OF Inc whole NAV accomnanv Inc prss,a.nts messsre
To designate chapsius to particular posts or vessels wi
due regard the matter OF their sdspedness such post.
OF vessels and 70 SECURE each Chaplain SO desgnaed al
PROPER isces Tor NE stated rsngous INSTRUCTION =, %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21
supreme Court-SpesiaI Term

BEFORE Hon. Judge Davies.
Jan. 1p.-Arpey vs. Fosi,y.-This a motion for a
perpetual Injunction 70 restrain the defendant from prose
cutting the work OF grading rty eighth stcct between
avenues Fight and Nine, the allegation that the con
fsudulen,y mse by the defendant under tbs
late Street. Commissioner, and that IL therefore void
The contract ncuced the excavation o. 12Sss cubic yards
Of rock and involved considerable amount OF money
also stated that public rot ce given the papers
for the bids Decision reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

CANAL ToLIs.-The total amount OF tolls col.
iected ali the New York State canals from the time OF
their opening until closed, during the PEAR 1857, was
81 GAS 900. Total amount IN 1885, s27I7 600 total
1850 q s7c2 co., from lsl7 ~ 500 $50 And we notice,
by the AI1isfs repr-t that expenditures the same
tur5g % rss, !e exceed the expenditures o. IsJ6by
f..J,E,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

SUICIDE or AN ACrPEss-Mrs Cruft an actress,
and wife o Professor Ctuo leader OF the orchestra o
Burts theatre, In 81 Joseph, Missouri, died on the lst
inst from overdose Of lsudanum, which she sad 70
have taken with intent felo de She was IN the bloom
Of youth and health and performed only tew ngns pc
fore with more than wontcd vivacity, ana = sac 70
think tba, her existence has been suddenly and ter
fbly terminated Her nativity was In London, ana sne
belonged for a season 10 the 81. Ieuis theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

SURPLUS WHEAT IN CANADA.1The Toronto co
I,, in statistical article on the grain crops Of Canada
West states that the surplus wheat on band not less
than 600 600 az bushels and that no facilities exist UNI
loss they are afforded by the Grand Trunk Railroad for
The exnoetou OF this produce This occurrence go for
inmate for the United States u the means OF locking mp
in Carada for the present rTo millions sterhng worth
of proiuee, Tor which there seems " " no Quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21
HEART BREarHIsgs.

Ny spirit chords all aituned 10 harmony and 10y
Ny soals interior life Is like foun, Of bll.ses
And in the garden Of my heart bloom fragrant flowers
Azure eyed and golden, like angels lying in the lap OF
heaven
prea, deep love " my SONIA wild. sweet wo-ship--
Starring all my fe's dim days with sunbeams BRIGHT
And bringing with the lsrgeness Of IL holy 10Y
A life so deep, impassioned, hrling
That u seemeth pain 10 hold the bessedness close
The surgug winds round me- and fling
My rbboned hat upon theurf and put back the dark hair
From my sun kissed brow. and standing up erect
LET the breezcs whisper through my srsying
locks
As darts that sweet, celestial ohsrm-ihe yry hummirg
bird
within the nectared cups Of trailing vines
reach my quiverng hands 10 utmost verge q haven,
And walk slway with white proved wanderers there
sy my cheek Familiarity 10 Gods aud breathe the aroms
OF elysan lands while through the chambers OF my soul
hear the tripping feet Of golden memories Ike patterng
Randrops tnslng the leaves. Fair greenine isles
Float by me- and from their sunny banks. DER srched
With mantling vines whose purple fruitngs load the
bent air
With perfumes equalllng Arsby the best and scented
slopes asr with fragrant flowers whose charming beauty
Only tells Of Heaven and devy lawns whose velvet turf
Meath angels gliding feet, soft a. elder down.
Oh from these pure enchanted realms, dear angel hands
Are prolering " my asking lips tbe pearl crcwaed
Ctalcr where is set the hottest sesl o: love,
J.: b.su'oeE pas,i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21
TIE BERLIN HEIGHTS FREE LOVERS.

Visit 60 the Co,ony-A Convenient Social
Pciity-The Social Rev oiutionist Ideas
OF Msrrtage-Indivtdusl Sovereignty De-
ma,,fied for Woman-The World 20 Cut for
New Partners-The Family Denounced
Free Love n Doctrine OF Spiritun '>m-Pas-
ssouai Auractfon-Fres Love P~try-The
Love Cure.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
SHERIFF,S SAIL.

BY virtue OF execution issued out of the OF.
fee Of the Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas
Court, to me directed, will expose to sale at pub
lie auction, the law directs at the court house
door in Plymouth. Marshall county, Indiana, ON
Saturday, the 18th day of September. 1853. be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock a IN and O'Clock u
m o. said day, the following described real estate
in said county, to-wit:
Sixty-four 36-l00 acres of land in OF near the
center of lots five, six seven and eight, of section
seventeen. township thirty three north, of range
two east, except the following survey, which
is taken out of said GA 36-l00 acres, to-wit: Com
mencing four rods north of the half mile stake on
the east line OF section 8, township 50 north, of
range east; witness bearing n AZ :, west IL rods.
black oak, diameter Is inches, also b o swamp
bearing N II ., Z 4rods, I links, thence south -
rods to a in the middle of the river: witness
N zoe, west rods, w o, diameter IL inches;
also, B o, S 76o, w 6la rods, diam. Is inches:
thence up the middle of the II rods to a corner in
the middle of the iver; witness w Elm, diam. 8
inches, N AZ :, w 3rods, thence to a Birch sailing
inches diameter distance III rods, bearing ~
81 , east, witness N 36 w rods, links, w
0 lo inches diameter; alse n AZ : E rods, 6
links, w oak Is inches diameter; thence north
l4o w 50 rods, Is links; B tree, corner witness
N SO > w rods, w o 90 inches diameter; also
N l3 ., z rods, 10 links, w o Is inches Il l.-
eter; thence N 59o w to the place Of becir......-.
containing IL ii 100 acres, being Al % 100 a.cs
more or less, with al improvements and a; ,.ti
nances to the same belonging. Taken as til -,
erty of James F. Walk, to satisfy judgmci.. s.r
about $27 90, IL. favor of Joseph Hazelton.
J. F. VANVALKENBURGH Sheriff NJ. c.
BY ID. HOW, Dep.
,,o0c xo.sAa m
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

STARK COUNTY AwAKE.-We under
stand that the gallant Democracy Of Little
Starks are organizing for the coming con-
test, with more than their usual zeal No
one acquainted with the active and thor
ough going character of her Democratic
population, doubts that she will be able to
roll up for the entire ticket, majority that
will astonish friends and Toes. We learn
that COL John G. Walker, the able cham
pion of Democratic principles, and our
Congressional standard bearer in the
Bloody Ninth, will about sweep the coun-
ty Stark County is determined to do her
full share in redeemlng the Ninth Con-
gressional District, and we should not be
surprised to learn that she will give lar
ger Democratic majority. ia proportion to
her population, than any county adjoining
her. In fact. it is all a ons-sided matter.
there. The people want once more Rep
ressntativs in Congress--one that will re-
fleet Democratic principles. and who viii
look after something else besides Garden
Seeds. All hail! Little Stark Union
Democrat.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
PERSECUTION

We have heard from good authority that
Mr.. Parks has taken the trouble to 90 to
Kosciusko County. and get affidavits of
some men. stating that he did not 90 into a
mans stable in the dead hour of night
with any bad design. We think this is
rather premature. We have not heard that
he has been charged with having done SO.
We once heard of man who was al
ways trying for some office, but was SO
unpopular he could not be elected. Final
ly he concluded he wou Id get friend to
publish, in hand-bill form. that he had
been caughs stealing sheep--that he was a
sheep-thief This was done, but as the
charge could not be substantiated, the pub
lie pronounced him persecut ted man, vo-
ted for him and elected him. This is the
game, we presume, Mr. Parks is driving
at. Persecution Persecutionl
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

followed the sound until they discovered
them serenading the Republican Editor.
The Committee there intimated their desire
for their services, whereupcn the Band
coolly assured them it was their practice
on going abroad to play. to serenade pub
lie men and at public places, at their own
option. To this the Committee had no
particular objection after the contract had
been fairly performed on behalf of the
Convention.
Secondly, Mr.. Mcdonald was not called
upon to pay. nor did he pay anything that
the Committee are aware of, and full
one half of the sum agreed upon to be
paid, was made up in nearly equal sums
from the pockets of the undersigned--the
balance being contributed by the members
of Convention and gentlemen of the party
in Plymouth.
Third, the assertion that the Committee
attempted to swinde the Band" or de-
sired to do SO, is gross falsnhood. ard tc
permit it to pass without denial, does q
most palpable injustice to the committee
For this reason OILY, do we condescend to
notice it, we'll knowing that whatever false
hoods may be iterated by them (the Re-
publicans) will be considered so much ga
matter of course" that any reply. save in
matters Of personal nature, would be I'M
necessary.
And we believe that with the facts here
given, every honest Republican. even, viii
fully justify the course Of the COMMITTEES
and put the lie where it belongs.
If, as has been intimated to the Commit
tee, Mr.. BRoNsoN. the leader of the Band
is the instigator of the false and maliciou,
article here noticed, he certainly actec
very dishonesty; for if they reserve tn,
right "to play just where they see fit" thu
fact should have been fully stated befor'
assuming contractt to play for Conven
ton, when portion of their business woe
occur in the evening.
w. F. SHERWOOD,
]. w. DAVIS, Com.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
TIMOTHY OLDBECK

This gentleman makes some pretsntion.
toward pleading law. Once upon time
when Common Pleas Court was In session
in this place, Timothy desired to leave the
room, on some business, whereupon be
arose and said to the Judge:
eff your Honor please, l should like to
have leave of absence for a few moments. 4"
Judge.-"you can have it--you'll not
be missed''
Timothy waddled out, and as his steel :
pen coat-tail disappeared down the stair
way, the sound of ''ysi yet gel" echoed
back through Courtroom door. amid the
laughs Of the Judge and Lawyers.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
ANOTHER FALSEHOOD.

The Republicans have set and Matched
out another fslsehood, to the effect that
C. H. Reeve and wife have parted. This
ia little the smallest false report they
have been guilty of circulating. We had
hoped thar they had responsibility enough
to conduct the Representative canvass up
on principles insted of putting forth such
abominable lies as they have been guilty
of 20 far. But we can expect nothing bet
ter of them. They expect to succeed by
personal abuse of their eponents instead
of principles. Go ari look over the files
Of the Republican. ard if you can find an
.r.;cle about a Demo< ratio candidate, that
IL not filed With low, vulgar slang and per.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

EDIroRs DEMoCRAT.-We wish you
would publish the following from the New
York Evening Post
"A certain class of fair creation put in
woeful complaints against the sterner sex
for gazing at them when they promenade
the streets. This. it is true, may be car,
riedto an extent impairment and..disgusting
but for the ladies TO contend that the gen
tlemen have no right to look at them as
They, graceful, sweep the street,,
Is absurdly inconsistent. AS well might
the owner of beautiful garden on pub
lie avenue. expect the psssers-by to turn
the other way, and charge them with vul-
garism if they cast lingering glance at a
stately lilly. or queenly rose.
Magnificent trees, elegant flowers. and
aromatic shrubs are planted along the
pavement and fcotpsths to please the sens
es of all;-so ladies,-master-wo of Ma
tur0. touched by the pencillings of Art
are made to adorn the side walks as we'll
as tho drawing-room; and senseless, must,
indeed. be that soul who will not look, ad-
mire--adore.
The first glance may be accidental, or,
at farthest, merely for recognition, and il
beauty beams from that face, who would
not linger in he spell? All. Ladies'! COM
plain no more! If you would not be look
ed at, array yourselves in uncomely attire,
unsightly your elegant folm, conceal your
features under thick veil la Tux, and
believe me you will pass unmoles,ed by
scrutinizing eyes;-but remember you will
incur worse charge than the silly dog in
the manger."
The above are our sentiments
CARRIE AND WILLIE.
We shall keep our eyes peeled for Car
RE and Willie