Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-21

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man in trade who will underbid and offer
to do business at half its value; and must
he not overcharge in other things to make
up? Ma.tingly charges one dollar per line
for advertising, and he offered to do legal
advertising for half price. or fifty cents
per line, anil then says II rs half price
The Democrat advertises for 30, square,
which is Just 90 cents a lire, and has neeer
charged any more. Mattinsg never Offer
ed to do it for any less. 1t was half his
orn prise that he meant. because he always
before charged dou6te price. So much for
that honestyS
He complains of high taxes. lie returned
his own property at 1850; when he knew
and said it was worth 500: and the people
of the county arc deliaqaept over $500
property tax, and sl5o0 Po7 tar, aud the
county debts arc only Ss6pe II the beo
pie werc able to pay their taxes. and woukl
paw them, the county woald have enough
left to pay one years cxPe''seS otho~t Ter
sying tafes.(e) fll
The Sheriff whole extra allowance has
been only the fees ixel by law and the
courts.
/ So of the Auditor--such as every officer
can claim and collect.(b)
The old charge published against Ell
wards is perfectly malicious. and was fur
nishcd by Bill Shirley, who claims to bc a
Demo raj, and clectioneers tor Republicans
Edwards was prosecuted by the State on
those charges. and was acquitted, and the
records can be seen by calling at the Clerk's
office.(c)
n. IT. Oglesbec publishes an aft lavit.--
There is more falsehood than truth in II
ton Esq who is not AUTHORISED to admin
ister oaihs He leaves ont more truth than
he has put in Of falsehood AMI truth both.
OF the means hs saws he put in Woolman' S
hands for the New York creditors, he put
over Sl200 into the store of 0glesbee,
Shirley. aud Roe. AMI 1t was paid out on
his own orders Bat 10 o,ss kEs,0 mio to. 1t
was not to those y Y creditors
The 1.-TWO creditors" who refused to
sanction his assignment. had more claims
against him than all of his other creditors
put together Insical Of their sharing pro
rata, he deferred his largest creditor as to
more than half his claim, until the Others
were paid.
lie put $4,000 in Woolman's hands,
aud only gave to Packard $3.50. paid
500 TO his New York creditors. and the
balance is anaccouxse3 for to those credit
ors.
1t has been learned through member
of his own family that he has BAG OF
GOLD in his honse, that has never been
PIT into his r~siGnee'S Ionds(0)
The litigation he charges to be malicious
was commenced by himself and not by bis
crcditors
The New York creditors he talks about
'7ss orr Haa a77sf drroSarg EsFs as.tI. sfacc it
began proceedings to keep them ont o.
their money, aa.l then hired one to protect
: themselves. ALI the information that
went to New York, he, ard Shirley, car
red themselves; aud that was thas he ha 4
$4,000 more than esoxGs 10 pay lis debts
aud that he had overhauled and examined
his means and knew what the assets welC
before he went there Packard says that
the assets were all good except $1,000
Oclcshce still owes $4,000, and has onl,
$4,000 left Of the 10000. and cannot ac.
count for the balance. except 500 to New
York creditors His father was worth
900 when he went in with him. ant
Oglesbee was worth $1,000: he only los
81. 900 b: the fire and after he was burned
ont he owed $4,000, and had sl2 900 left
lie now owes 50 900 the same as he did a,
first, anl has only $4,000 of means left
and cannot account for the balance Ht
owes over one-hslf Of that $4,000 to the
! 1.-TWO creditors who refused TO he satisfied
with his con luct'' lie has no sproperty
for taxation, and will leave tho county, i
not elected. So much for his honesty
Thomas Mcdonald has been in ofhc,
$ eight years, and always has his books ant
t papers in order--is always at his post .ant
: never said an unkind word to OF of an,
person. He has never received one cen
Q except what was allowed by law. aud en-
tercl on record. and signed by the cours.--
, BE slow to exchange an old friend for 1
new one. is a saying that contains worlt
of good advice
4 Austin Fuller has hal thousands Of dol
E lars. and expended it all. anl never bat
! anything in order in his life When h.
had mill worth $4,000 and owed onl,
: 50, 600 1T, he got money and bull. on
5 Other mill, and expended mowy and credit
, to the amount of over S5.009 and then
a let the whole of it be sold by the Sheriff
because he could not pay for either; an]
then claims Office because he is spoor III.
G was not competeat TO manage his owl
business web and yea asks SOW to put hin
in eherge of the County business. requir
ing more ability than his own.
: As to the charge that our Sheriff wa
) bribed to allow Gipe to escape. it has on
) ly to be said that Mattingly himself, al
; eye.y other Republican and Democrat. ans
( in fact every other man. acquainted witl
1 the circumstances entirely exhonerate III
& Van Yalkeaburgh from any blame what
o. NJ. BARNARD claims aiRce becaus
he is pooy.a He, TOO, cannot manage HI
, own 5usrvss-has no property 10 tax, an,
Will leave the, comfy if not elected. and in
tends to do SO; yet he complains of higl
I taxes, and high salaries, when no has noth
5 ing to tax to pay salaries witit and doe
Q not intend TO stay, hero unlsss he.gets int
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Il The Republicans are In favor of publixh