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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25
Es- GoprY's L.py's Book for March

re- GoDEY's LApy's Book, for March,
reached us in due time. 1t is an old and
highly esteemed friend, and its monthly
visits arc always hailed with delight
Every young lady ought to have the priv
ilegc Of reading it. How many OF oursub-
scribcrs shall we have the pleasure of or
dcring it for at S2,-the very lowest clab
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25
Attorney General.

The New Albany Tri6ane, suggests the
name of Judge VIZ. I. Orro, Of Floyd.
for the nomination of Attorney General. OF
the 4th prox. No better man. or one bet
ter qualified for the station, can be found
in the State, than Julgc Orro. There is
no station, from that to L. S. Senator, that
Judge o. would not fill with honor to him
self and the State
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

Every member, Of, the Dem ocratic State
Ticket has signed paper in which they
declare their understanding Of the Wallace
resolution to be, that It applies to Kansss,
as well as territories "hercafscr'' 70 30 ad
mitted into the Union. They sustain
Douglas on the Lccompton issue against
the Administration. This ID undoubtedly
4 great triumph Tor the Douglas men, and
places Bright, Fitch, Willard, Petit.
voorhees, 4 Co., in = Predicameat the very
reverse Of cnyiabls, se9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25
A Waste of Raw Ma,eriaI.

The democratic Association, in over
hauling their flags and banners used in the
last contest. find them entirely unsuited for
the coming election. H mefl
? For Instance: How would wagon look
.witha flag waising overit emblazoned with
'.Hurrah for Buck and Breck,' ..Popular
Sovereignty will make Kansas free, ,"..I am
the Platform and not James Buchanan"
"Opposition to national sl,inplastcrs?' dc.
f In fact, it is understood that the Statute
Of Limitations has deprecated those prop
critics Of the club, SO that they, like ''impc-
'rious Cesar" 9seia.l s1,. - s, if.-, -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

EE GRAuAM's IILUsTRArED MAGAZINE,
for March, is all the most fastidious could
require. 1t must be seen and read to be
appreciated Shall VIC have the pleasure
Of sending for it, reader, for you. at the ve-
rY lowest club rates. --sL-L-- -. -rna
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

kF The Lecolnptonitcs say that the
President, from the commanding position
he occupies. is better able to determine the
correct course to pursue than others
This is the old doctrine '.the king can do
no wrong" re-vanped.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

ES Judge r. II. MILRoY, OF Carol, is
spoken Of as a candidate for State Treasur-
er. He stands high, all over the State, as
an honest and honorable man. No one
doubts his qualifications. Is fH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

"Thc naked question for Democrats in
Indiana, is: Are we i'm favor of contribu-
ting to force the Lccompton constitution
with slavery upon the people of Kansas,
against their will? If we are, our party
must be overwhelmed by defeat. Occupy
ing this position, we could not make fight
with the most remote hope of success
And it is no faciious spirit, with no wish to
distract our party--but with a sincere de-
sire to serve and to save it--that we invoke
you, to come up and aid in extricatins the
party from the apparently false position in
which it seems to be placed"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

~ 'yei,'ef 'e'ett Chicago Journal.
If the ''little giant would callcct score
or two of these old flags and hang them up
in the Senate, it would be good idea.-
Just imagine one Of the Pennsylvania flags,
cmblazone,i with Buchanan and Free
Kansas" hanging over the seat of Lecomp-
ton Biglcr. Bucks. chief organ in the Sen
atc.---idridn Expositor. a'if'afe9 sAf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

Gas we said last week, we heartily
endorse this call for Mass Meeting OF
the rank and file Of the Democracy, that
we may define our views upon questions
of vital importance to the party, that
was not deemed Of sufficient Importance,
(by the congressman. who had the late
platform committeeman under their con-
troll f"r place among the other re-
so.yes."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

Es- Senators appear to be exercised
these DAYS about Commodore Paulding
and Gen. Walker Well, anything for
variety We are all tired of Kansas.--N.
A. Ledger.
Shouldn't wonder. Have heard of fell
lows before who went wool picking and got
heeced.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

20 kE Lord BnxxFonD was an eccentric
Scotch Judge. with bad tempered wife,
His butler determined to leave, because
Lady Bradford was always scoiding him.
WHY" exclaimed the Judge, we've
little to complain Of, ye may be thankful
'ye're ma married TO hcr!'ss f'7a fz1''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

EE A Washington letter writer clos
cs his epistle in this way: II have not
noticed the gambling hells. least it should
be said that | am attacking the privileges
of the REPRESENTATIVES. Of the people"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

The Fsench haveI sucecsisd in timing
yosssls Of cast iron for cooking utensils
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25
.Waro g olnm II

(Prsi,ssiopai aal Business Cards. not crreeding
6.c brerier Lae IA len fh, inserted in this Column
for s. pr sanam, t,a3er ones charged ia pro9or-
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25
THE REPUBLICAN.
Z. MATTINGLY, Editor.
PLYMOUTH, IND.
Thursday Morning, February %, 1855.
PLYMOUTH, IND.
Republican
State Mass Convention.

AT meeting Of the undersigned, kepubhcans
from different portions of the State, called together
by the Chairman of the Republican State Central
Committee at Indianapolis, on this day, 1t was
unanimously agreed to call a Mass Convention 10
he held at INDIANAPOLIS THE 4ru DAY or MARCH,
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and to extend to all per-
sons without regard to past party designations, OPP
posed to the Lecompton policy of the present Al
n,nistration, cordial invitation to attend and to
participate in its deliberations for the purpose 70
forming a State ticket in opposition to the one
nominated on the 9Th inst, by packed convention
of Federal oiice-hodcrs and expectants. who,
while protesting adherence to popular sovereign
ty, "corlially approved and endorsed the admins
tration' in its efforts to force Kansas into the
Union as slave State, contrary to the wishes Of a
vast majority of her citizens.
In order that all the Counties may be fully repre-
scntcd, it was also agreed to recommend that the
people of each County hold meetings at an early
tlay, preparatory to the State Mass Con enton.
ID. p. HOLLOWAY, Wayne;
GEORGE Moon, kosciusko;
r. N. HuDsoS, Vigo;
Il. A. GOODWIN, Marion;
SoI.. MEREDirH, Wayne;
CALVIN FLETCHER, Marion;
GEORGE DAVIDSON, WAYNE;
wv. WALLACE, Marion;
Il. B. ELLIOTT, Marion;
w. q. TERRELL, Tippecdnoe;
T.. w. II. ELLIS, Eikbart;
WILL CuxBacK, Decatur;
&. ID. MURRAY. Howard;
w. VI. DUSN, jefferson;
j. II. ExBREE, Gibson;
SrEARxs FISHER, Waba>h
JoHS RosE, Wabash;
LEWIS BoLINaS, Monroe;
Us. HARVEY. Mtriou;
JomS ID. DErRErs. NJ rion;
j. NJ. TnFoRD, Mlrion;
h. r. SuieR,ss, Marion.
IxDrASAroiIs, January eth, 1885.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25
Horrible Political Snicide ON u Large
- Scale. lint yf,r Sriater

Horrible Political Snicids ON a Large
Aff ~ - scale. iihi sr.n srid.sr
Tho recent letters of Wise, Douglas and
Walker afford perfect evidence that they
are tired Of public life, and quite dctcrmi;i-
ell to get rid of its honors and labors as soon
as possible. Among the little political
suicides we find Forney, Stanton, Haskin,
Horace f. Clark, and a dozen others not
worth naming ~ J. Herald. -.o' ~
's.Thc Minnesota Lieatenaat <:evernor.s
Minnesota has Lieut. Govcrnor as wr,,..
as Wisconsin,. Thos kaasesotiaa has the
following in relation to him: ..''S = :
THE PREsIDEST OK the SENATE. -yyc
arc rejoiced to learn that the President Of
the Senate is improving, both in manners
and morals. 1t Is said that Yesterday dn
ring ring one Of his seasons Of confusion he re-
lievcd himself thos: se,.t -
p s.Gcntlcmens of this ere Sinit! One at a
time! Don't crowd this old hoss too fast
70 hadn't orter expect this'ere cheer to
settle mQre nor six pints st o4s't! Ifyer
dH Fe're still barking up tho wrong san.
EpH' 1t can't bo did, - e,e. -. ~
The Sensf ors laughed. aud the 9 old lioss'
settled bdeE ii the harness as cosnposelIy
as Y H9!AiHs had happened, : ~ - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

DHYSiCIAN and OBSTETRICIAN.s Par
2 tIcular attention paid to Midwifery and the dis
e,ses of Women AMI Children Office as X. vi
B.uwn & Co.'S Stove aud IIirIiwnc Depot.
January q i, lsJs--llyI 81 fsua
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

nFFERS his professional services to the citizens
~ of Marshall county. Office at his residence
third door north of the Edwards House. Plymouth.
Ind Jan. -, '5S-I5
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MontireQu 0artfn.

Ntstrtn Srsunoen uno benz geebrtcn gublitum bic ero.bene Sr<
ict9e, paB th mstne 95artens 9Birttihot benz gelu6c wisStr crbfTns,
babe, usb mid beltrebsn iperte, tsFlte tets III cincm fpIben Pue
ltano ju erbalter, bae 5ebcrntann ipdtrtno Der bcisen SlibrsSmit
germ bartn psrreusn iptrS. Sur bie bsrn Grfrtlhunacrr nib b..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


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freunpsn nno Dem pnblttum i'm 9aaemeinen bie gs-
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5fptlehen gfatn uaD @arD perlest Sat.
Z 0antsne Inr Das mir pa9rsnb Der lebtsn ~fiinf,edn
geSnete sslqsntts gertrauen, 9pft aud fir bic sgUlas
'paNltH'H0e 81 "s rH 8 gSm. s. SpIer,
10. Ctr, 3rptfben Woin !, Gar,
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Sentf6e .Sebamme.

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o. H. GHALKLEy

o. H. GHALKLEY
9ano'sr Don seoer uno S&ut-8inrinss, Smpcrteur
BON fran3Gfl6em 6alblcpsrr,
Is. Str, 3pii6en Main II. Carp, 0itnpnb go y
Ssutl6tn Sdubmade,n ptrb SMs s~pufducioft oHcrt;r,, V,,s
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S SsnHs aaeS gu .pTsnt eelhoft nbtbiae gBerf,eue, bic /. a. GinSihnSSs.
oS MMN Hr SSfsrar&t ipsrbenbe 2cper III etei6falS ppcrdtSa. wv
esrtauft. =" "" wa s"' p'PWFe eilt9lnt
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@e16afts>g rSfnuna.

MISUNDERSTANDING.
SroapitraBs, 5pii6en Der l. unb 2. Gtra6e, i'm Sau1s
hes Srn. Soae,
%snPfsbt lt9 itinsn Treunbsn unb Dem bsuG6sn 9ubltfam AIR Gin
tsrlssSun9 aaer Stlpftrar6eikn unb 8sparaiaren. 9eIonbers made
tn Sutlters auf rteine Sbabberts, Gtopp, un6 gBiso .93oS%intnn
aufmsrfiam, FUR Seren @as i'd %sarantiers. N'"'4"'"
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8rieeri& Sole, SO. 266 SruabNraee,
n'ant lsnlfn Stfannten ipmie benz 9ubifum in, Iuacnsiu,n Sis or
sebeie InSctse, bab er itetS einen erpsen Srrratb Bon friSbrn i'm IN :.
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III 9fSBeTen Suantltaten btltslt ssrfauft. @udb per6en Sislslbeu
aI ger'ansen 81 teeer 8ett anseltbt. Damien werben baralf ami.
nierlllanl s%cn'adtt. bas auf SBunid bsrielbtn Wabamt Sole SieES,
SeIrtptun9 austlert. Die Serrn @ersts Inb crIu6t ol.iae 8lt.
lMt bterauf iu nsbmen.
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SSm. 6Dtc,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURERS,
Srpapitr., ,mi5hpu nor s ~ q e

III
Srpapltr., irtl4sn Der 5. &c. StraEe.
Sae eritl9s gublttum, nantentid g8is6erYerf6uf,r made IL
af mem 9rGBeS Wager Der pcrfhieoenartalen GanbpIs' am nsI -, ~
rem. Saneg OrepS &c. &c. ciencr Gabrtt aufmerfian'' l n S erfnH. u
Ss'i y h tee pstrs!snesit SiHtaufe bsim llntcrseihneten III MADDEN ~
. tq pIfN Scrtpetlpatte Gtntdufe unS Ga1b<8abIunorn ~ S ~,
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Dattsln, Gttrsntn unS funttse Subfradts fSnnen Rets ~, OBI
hsm nnp 9roBen en mir trip9en werbsn, fotpts aud scr,lSIiSs
oelllHe nno 5raitioiti1e 9haunst, ale girten Shire giisrrSsnnpott
a9 lonI'ss SsntStis. lafse SeL sinssmatte @urFsn ic. &c.
6enler lna6c tl oas 9utHfunt auf ntetn arpsss p,oer -
Seutlhen Spielpaaren,
&orpsSo,.e, 6iIetrafcrs, Nafsten, Nunan GorbIes 81 ,f,~tf,,
- Ol"e N't9 >"gus puhet Bm 96be.
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gts'sn! Der llntergtdnctc flbrt baS er6bis QaS,r sen 81
SMs 0en .sr Fae lelner etsnsn 6ebrif, rpe6ss is bn, bis(iasn SIT
el.taml Sneslrt wcreen III. grates iinp Salelbf ,u fubfnH noh sSn
T l@ilS,n3 Mtntsta u UNI 8aeOns, als s%teredtse usefsibs suibiIa de- ser~
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a" Snfir5 S1s V nSs ss Is,Ss. , ats S5tuSsnsisTSs fur ben @smn,sr sisnen.
SSiilSsEttu9rtt. g6isberperfdufsr fInren mad ben misSriofi en- r TSrST M
baarer ScSabIuns. 4'T "'p@ OH
Z gs : nante e bitet pprsulpreten in Der BELL unb 9raE-
SouRors', Ratn'tr., ipiihcn s. II. 9. Str, &iGmonb. SO s
samuel .. Oeuppu.
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VrOab Ctr, apilden 6. II Z Gtr

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Sroab Str, 5pilden 6. IT.. Z. Str. nebeo 81 @A,,,.
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N"ol'ae wv PaatF. UNI telBt9sn 8uipruh binet 50. Snttra
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uupertofino

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gt Is5 tn asssSiaSIs, 1T f. isst int Satanoe, isssn anftras in ftinsm
g!ns auspahl non Sar8en 1T f%oriipdbrsnS sorr6tbio.
rual9tn, 9fsrben fur etrpaissn gebrau6. '"N' Sa"" S''''' VI"
GM aefMsrtlamtsit sn sptsl<Snba6ern unS Serailisn nphb de-
t'Stst enI lslne 8ioBe 9usipabl bon Watrabrn.
@usSsntrias Spn SPpba's, StabIsn umS gsriaa,D ,ahassn suirh
p'pA's' ptlp'S'' a --- GranetS 2aube,
SrpaSfr., awil4sn 2, uRS 8. Str,
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ede Stfsricn> unb @ari6aGfrase.
psg- @ie man aae @6mer,en beilen fonr

iBss~ gBis man aae Sdmsrsen beilen fam.
Die Sauienbs, ipelte an &bsumatismus, Neuralaia, r.rv5isn
6ppf- 9eit6tss, Seitsn>, @lsbsr< unb RlfsnStmer;en IeiSsn
fnesn ansenblidli6e 0nOeruns unb san,lide @bbalft,, rpsnn lie
aartseSrnes CURE @lIl seSrau6sn. 9tsie graaaras
in ben &nUdsn, Musfein, @srun uns g,bnsn bssSab ri 81 Ssrfn sh@
fault ptrb bafiel6e Bel "
6. gBagntr, q. g5befer uno alien 0r.oau,sn
6.tJ in @i6monS, N(prfclf uno 9stersburs.
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Vermischte Anzeigen.
Spbn Srieperi6,
Manufacturers unp Supporter pl Supelrp Or. 1873
Gaf=Saltimpre=Street
Baltimore NRb
Va9er Salpn.

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unb Granflinirest, csm St.Gborlcs Scttl aeatniibcpp. einsn p poosr-
g - i, ! ssit s dpf,Slps saita 'S S,s st SsS .n,I nit sinsn' satsn elas S5isr
NIB 2imbursrsadis an bcr6anb nctTt Gisorrsn unb 1abad ~ M N
8m. S66nborn.
Salat0l, @srite, Starfe, &aHee. @Nen,, Gbccoloos
nsbit sinsr glsnse anssrsr @rtifeL. 9afimeriWn, 9ubin's Grtroet
Yerfauf bel 1s# siT r.f 6. 6. Nifher 'Ma,s"'
Soebsn crbaltet cine frilhe Senpung 9urnina Nllip
tpel6eS mir Su 20 GtS. bic @aIpne uuS is Cts. has Suart s,r.
taufen, nest elmer srpetn Gusnabl ron garfantrien, 9lrGier.
RamRen II. fel. N. ;u ben biliafcn 9rrien. '
B0rtnS II. 9carec, 9potbcfsr.
SrpaeItr, ;piIben Der s. Y. 9 CTR
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-16

The Conserraiist has come to hand since
above was written, and we find that
the EDITOR OF tnat paper also very warmly
and properly Iebukes the attempt made "to
lntimidatc tn, editors of the Ncwbe,y press
and thereby put check upon its f. cedom."
He, however, allows the President of the
Bank Q:e latter having made ample rcpar-
alton in The way o: apology for the attempt
to check discussion through the press) to
continue his articles in defence of the bank.
In this, the third one of the series, he Uhc
PrcsidcnU admits that he once, in the Fall
OF '55, when the cotton buyers were opera
ting without letters of credit and fearing
difficulty rs TO the acceptance Of some of
their drafts, sent circular 20 each of them,
which circular, as well as recollccted. was
rs follows "Until further notice this Bank
will not take drafts on cotton for more than
$3b per bale or u per pound
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-16
THE WORLD AMAZED {,
ALL NATIONS THANKFUL.

The shallow proverb, "FamiliartY brccit
contempt" has very limited application.
Familiarity with that which is admirable,
useful and bcDcfcicnt. breeds respect, grat-
tudc and enthusiasm. Ii has been thus
with lioLLowAy's incs;imablc Pills. The
more thoroughly =. become acquainted
with their wonderful properties, the more
we see of their operation in the most dcs-
perate cases, the more deeply sentiblc do
we become Of the value of humanity of 4
medical discoverer like Professor IIoLLo.
WAY. In this country. where we are quick
to perceive and prompt TO admit the claims
of greatness in every department Of art or
science, his popularity is boundless, and The
demand for his remedies might be called
furore. If it were not founded on the solid
basis Of experience. In the seasons when
dyscntcry and diarrhGa prevail, the popu-
ation OF whole districts in the South and
West refuse TO take any other preparation
Than the Pills. The resident physicians re-
monstrate with them in vain. II il useless
10 tell tie sick, who are daily recovering
strength, appetite, health and rheerlulaess,
by the use of this omnipotcnt medicine,
that it is an empirical invention. Their
every organ, muscle, nerve and fibre, unite
in giving the lie TO the assertion. Ii is the
sam; with dyspepsia, liver complaint and
in fact all internal maladics, without cxcep.
lion
Under such circumstances, can il be sur
prising that the name of holloway is en-
dearcd to the American people! Many
maladios, deemed ircurablc before the in
PRODUCTION Of the Pills, now create neither
fear nor anxiety. 1t is generally understood
that the subjugation Of these complaints
by n course of the medicine is an easy task;
tnat the sufferer who relies upon any other
preparation, patent or prescribed, is literally
scramu!ing for life in The dark /; and that
he or she who pcrishcs under the false
treaimen, of the tacnIiy, dies rs the foo!
dicth.'
We do not stand alone in our npprccin-
ton Of The vitaliIing and restorative Gua'i.
ties Of The Pills. Almo,. every cxchnnu,
their trinriphs over diseases, or Of tie up,
lifting Of some dcblitntcd and hopeless in,
valid from the lowest drp.h. OF phy,iaa!
weakness and meu,al Jespondrnry. by their
aid. No other advertised medicines have
ever commanded such cacomums from tho
medical, religious, polite al and indrpcnd-
ent press, as Holloway's remedies. Papers
and periodicals too frigidly sristocraiic even
TO publish the advertisements of the ordina.
ry nostrums of the day, have earnestly COM
mendcd the Pills TO the confidence of tn,
afflicted. Nothing but great facts, too wide.
ly known 10 be disputed, could have forced
the accredited organs OF the faculty to bow
to this mighty innovator, the Cesar of the
world cf medicine, and his peerless cur.
trcs. But even these have succumbrd -
Truth can no mo e be arrested in its course
than the lightbngs of heaven Y S.,-
day "Herrwry'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-16
Bank Resumption.

We learn from the Charleston Erening
Nf'Os that the banks of that city quietly re-
snmed specie payment on Tuesday 4th inst.
The Bank of Hamburg has also resumed
The .Neos says
The notes Of the suspended country
banks are now and will be redeemed by their
correspondent banks here, which makes The
resumption general throughout the State.
his wise and antcipatory movement
was at the instance of the Bank of the State
of South Caroiina,tn private banks prompt,
ly concurring.
No pressure or run is anticipated. The
quantity of specie in the vaults of our banks
never was so great, aud more is daily ex-
pevted. The circulation Of bank notes new
er wns in proportion more limited, and be.
ing wanieG for currency will not return
In few days, from present appearances,
coin and exchange will be at drug in our
market"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-16
The Charleston Neycury

The late prorrictors and editors of the
Charleston Mercury, john Hart ESQ, and
Mr.. Il. b. Rhett, Jr, have dissolved their
copartnership, Mr.. Hart retiring and Mr..
Rhett remaining in charge Of the paper..-
NJ. Hart has been connected with the Mcr-
curry for eleven years, embracing n period
OF high political strife, aud all arc familiar
with the position which the DIercury has
consistently and Independently pursued as
II leading champion OF the rights of the
States and of the South. We regret the
retirement of Mr.. II. who waa an ornamen,
to his profession and who is SO well .alcu-
lated to 90 the South valuable service
Few possess in equal degree with him the
business qualifications so essential TO III,
complete success Of any newspaper enter.
prise.
The Mercury will be continued upon the
same principles. With Mr.. Rhctt, we have
no personal acquaintance; the Mercury
however, bears ample testimony Of his high
ability as n writer.