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The career Of there sanguinary hhalics was I
truly extraordinary one Their Hrst leader was
Hasan Subah, surnamsd the sAsifl-ulj jsBsl o.
"old HAN Of the iictntainsn who lived IN ths
reigns Of Alp Arslan and Maldk Shah and estsb.
lished his stronghold On mountain, one Of the
AlbOz chain, possessing also no inconsidsrabls
power in Syria and Egypt Ths authority which
this desperate character maintained, and he
terror he inspired among an around, sssm almos.
incredible Aksr his DEATH tho assissins were
ruled BY other CHIEFS; and the sscl Increased, until
their number exceeded 10000. Their audacity
kept pace with their growing strength. By their
system Of wholesale murder and universal
espionage, no mans lib was sais from tlsm
Kings and mobiles, priests and warrior, ill VIC
tins 10 their secret dAegoFs and nearly every
region Of Islatu was hspt in state q alarm.
Hulakoo resolved On their destruction; and q a
the numerous nassares committed By this an-
culinary Tartar, this Is the only one that can be
excused, Il nOtcommended. Although be intsnd-
cd the annihilation Of this obnoxious crew, and
hunted them down, ilaughtering them without
mercy, Il seemed that Borne conirived 10 elude
his vengeance. A tribe, descended from the old
assassihA is still 10 be ibund in The mountains On
the northwest Of Syria; and Il has been sup
posed BY some, that the notorious Thugs Of India
may DO . remnant Of the dreaded followers Of ths
, 1858-05-21

To cure hoarsenesA take tho whites Of two
eggs and beat them with two spoonfhlls Of whits
sugar; grate in . little nutmeg. then add . pint
Of lukswarm water. Sdritwsll, and drink oflen.
Repeat the prescription Il necessary, and II win
cure tho most obstinate case Of hcarseness in q
short time. .p l.li IA l9'a a
, 1858-05-21

"PA" simpered . young boarding.schocl piscs
Of Goldfish, Pa arc you going 10 have . eoat-of
arms painted on tho pannels Of our now car
riagef" EYES my child," replied the sober
minded parent-"a saw and . sawbuck; for with
that earned my FIRST money The under-ehop-
per Of the young sspirant miss iell IS she NUT
tered 10 hefself-"Ia, mel what boor!'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-03

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DemocFotic Meeting. In HEREFORD.

Democfatic Messing il HEREFORD.
AT asmsstng Of 4hs Desnesfsey "a I8esrfotd Coun-
ty, a. g, held ins Winton, March ~, "A j. Perry
Esqr., was called to the chair and Dr. S T. Whieler
and g. r. Esq requested 10 act as Secretaries
Moved and seconded, committee consisting OF
Darden, VIM. S. Taylor, j. j. Horton was appointed
to draft series Of resolutions, expressive of the
feelings Of the meeting. '.t,sf tti'ff -
During the retirement Of this committee, COM
mittee Of two consisting of Capt. E. Britt, r. b.
Coob, ESQ.,, was appointed TO request Solicitor E. C.
Hines, and Messrs Jos, E. Garter. PEBBLES and Gil
liam to address the meeting. Effective speeches
were made by Messrs. Hines, PEBBLES and Carter q
The report of the committee appointed to draft q
series of Resolutions was read and adopted follows:
WHEREAS, It has been proposed by the Democratic
central committee of the State OF North Carolina,
that we hold Convention Of the party in Charlotte,
on the 14th day of April next. ..,l .ssi u
Resolred That we concur in the meeting propos'
ed and that thirty delegates be appointed by the
Chairman Of this meeting to represent the Demo-
cracy of this county in the said Convention.
Resolced, That we have an abiding confidence in
the ability and integrity Of James Buchanan the
President Of these United States, and we cordially
endorse the principles and policy Of his Admins
tration. - as 1'fss.f - - 't
Resoleed, That the course of Thomas Bragg as
the chief Executive of North Carolina receives our
unqualified admiration. .lf o., r7..F,.
Resolced That we as Southern Democrats unhesi-
tatngly endorse the course of the Hon. H. N. Shaw,
our immediate Representative, as to the admission
of Kansas ,--....- ri....r.-'. - ..- - .rz.,-
Resoloed, That we win support the nominee of
the Charlotte Convention. .'
The chairman then announced the following gen.
tleman rs delegates:
Capt. E. D. Britt, j. R. Darden, 7. D. Vann, J.
W. Barnes j. E. Carter, Dr.. r. H. Worthington,F
A. Motley, H. G. Trader, Col. U. Vaughan. DR.. S. j.
Wheeler, T. j. Deanes, William Vaughan, King
Parker. Col P. Jordan, A. G. Vann, VIM. Holo.
man, Jos. Jordan. NJ. R. Hartman. Col. G. Vann, l.
Taylor, Geo. Askew, Jasper Askew, Jas. Parker,
JAS p Howell, Hugh Quinn, w. w. Mitchell, Dr.
j. T. Lewter, Dr. G. c. Moore, Jno. w. Moore. :.
Resolced, That these resolutions be forwarded to
the Citizen and Pioneer.
After which the meeting adjourned sine die.
A. j. PERRY, Chm
81 +. T M1os, Secretaries.
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Democratic Meeting in Randolph.

At meeting held by portion Of the Democratic
party of Randolph county, in Asheboro' on the Gath
of.March, 1865
On motion. Eli Brewer, Esq, called to the
Secretary. q,
The Chairman explained the object of the meet
ing to be, the appointment of delegates to the Dem
ocratic State Convention to be held at Charlotte
the l4th of April. 1858, to nominate candidate
for Governor of the State
On motion of DR.. Conner, the Chairman appoint
ed committee of five to draft resolutions for the
action of the meeting.
Whereu2on the Chairman appointed DR.. Conner,
Leander Kivitt, Joseph Hoover, John L. Harriss
and James Page on said committee. i
The committee, after having retired for . short
time, reported, through their Chairman, DR.. Conner
the following resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted: .--. ...., ... ...,..z..-.
Resoloed, That we approve of the administration
of James Buchanan, and that we will use every
honorable effort to sustain him.
Resytced, That we approve Of the administration
of Gov. Bragg and tender to him sincere thanks
for his faithful discharge of the duties of his Office.
Resolced, That we are opposed to distribution
of the public lands the proceeds thereof and to
all other humbugs of our opponents, but adhere
strictly to the old Democratic doctrine and land
marks safest guide this question.
Resolced, That we will support any good and true
Democrat for the Office Of Governor, who may be
nominated by the State Convention; but we most
emphatcaly express our preference for VIM. W.
Holden, Esq, of Wake.
Resolred, That the Chairman Of this meeting ap-
point 80 delegates to represent Randolph county in
the Democratic State Convention. =
The Chairman then appointed the following dele.
gates Joseph Hoover, John Fruit, Robert NJ. Stn.
son, James Page, VIM. F. Foushee, Micajah Cox,
John T.. Harrss, Col Jesse Julian, Aumford Harriss
Leander Kivitt, Henry w. B. Prevo, William 4.
Prevo, John Staley, H. Julian, John White. lsham
Thrift John Stinson, John Dorsett VIM P. Fruit
w. R. McMaster Joseph L. Reece VIM: B. Reece,
Jos. Reding, Alfred. Caveness, D. K. Rush, George
Spencer, w. H. Conner, S. c. Fox, David. McMas-
ter and D. B. Leach. 9
On motion, the names of the Chairman and See.
rotary were added to the list Of delegates.
On motion, it was ordered thet copy of the
proceedings of this meeting be sent to the Editors
Of the N Q. Standard, with request that they pub
lish the same .,-1.s....r...,r., 81
~ - Ell BRowER, Chm.
B. F. Hoover, Sec. ~r
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PATTY Isag9p % me 9e1s4 IS kosesaEspr
- loE tue high lsandsd ret she hes dopestn ~
moving aslts 1he iItstli
g ms common bauks e,scsge ~ tea.
son ne asssmes 1of ne tddress Tor
the remgsafs g 1os tns tTde reason 1e kaous that
tnis en- g z consest snd tsst the true
resson siorN g me Pstsotmapce @ an oficlai sct-
- - .s 49,, .nas gud'casi
e. - .ssp tnls Pun'sned toT execnung NV 81
sConeresa ss:s
- While Gov Banks hi m Sp6}0ee4tc u1eS5Sxe ii
alleging fslae yeAsGn an me ;s
IN the house. Mr. Andrew gave the irne reason The
why the abotionist Dodge cried ont 80 fanat.
ically "ANEN" % the deed md why Andrew himself
said that this wis only the st ~ THE
that would echo through this State. These. NiEbe
the doctrine that the federal constitution IS coyc
fnaDt with death and m agreement with he'll They.
know, and Banks knows, that what Andrew mid IS
true, e., that this removal Il TIE resu or three
yea,s eonsistent deter,nined and at last sseeessfuz
struggle. Banks knows that official act OF execut.
sdresa Compare Andrews fanstical.. reasonable
but still many avowa with pitiful stuff to be found
in Bankss poor message - 3 9.. 8
ssTi1ere IS one hone and that is for the final suc
cess and triumph Of lust Judgment and sonni reason
over that daring eonspssy between few southern
.,.vs -. ~ .h..
st;on of vbos and den,ocr.,s INV .ta Na.,t
- e.,s ;..se, - - - on .'g w. u,
nronhecv iij the stronv .ss bs,s.ti, .ha hrrdan
r.r.hteri witch tho h.1 f,,,. - ~. 49,.
vausn.e9 Wn.sn .ney pave Io1nd alreaay 100 heavy
- - nc ac. 90 aeey &c g go. any genI'e
.h.t ;,f..ns, sh.n ss o',s %
..h.. - h"..s ~ -. s"s,e
- H. = ~ s..ss - - reply
~ I. " ,.s :. 20 :. ,"s poe'
y MOI .n a1eson 20 your soa
It win but skin and elm the uoero"s na ss'A
While rank corruption, mining all within. 4 ~.
Infects unseen
This administrators of the federal government
those great and splendid intellects. "a well as the
lesser lights that surround and support it-(and in
the frat category have the happiness now. as i Il
ways have done, to acknowledge the supremscysof
our friend from Newburyport)omay adhere to that
fugitive slave bill if they choose. Thew NAV make
it part Of the policy Of this administration Il
was mart of the policv Of the last which has oone
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-03

A Greek lawyer recently moved the Supreme court
of Athens for the reversal of the sentence against
Socrates. So says newspaper paragraph. More
than twenty centuries have gone by since the noble
old philosopher was doomed to drink the fatal hemo
for having taught the Athenian youth, Justice and
moderation, and endeavored to make his countryma
more happy" 1t is one of the most remarkaG.
proofs Of the power Of the drama in that day, that
Socrates cwed his downfall and death to the satired
Aristophanes. Beloved as he was BY all for his char
tiles and benefaction, admired for the courage lha
had distinguished him in battle for the learning thai
made him master of all thu he..i.a,s. es bic tims
for the genius that enabled him to practice with ii
chsel the fayorte art Of his country, for the wisdom
that opened to him the arcana Of higher phiosophy
and Pursr religion than the world had yet KNOW
and that have left an eternal glory npon the grows
of Academus and the banks Of the nyssus, be couA
not bear up against the ribald jests Of aplay.wrs
who SO embittered the minds Of the people and h
ive hundred against him, that nothing less than his
sacrifice would appease them. The great Lord Bacon
bequeathed his memory to posterity. The jugdmsui
of that tribunal has not vet fully acquitted him.
But the sentence against Socrates has, long cent?.
res since, been reversed aud while the earth staa
his fame will survive. ...s,-.,,.,s.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-03

Missouri may well be proud Of her representation
conflict with the Little Giant Of the West" shows
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voti0n a th4 fhis ofthe Democrat
and Ne Are especially opposed to the Distri-
button Of the public lands. or The proceeds thefkof
the seysta States ia MI is shapes and forms :;
"a .,, "a reo.rd the clsmor e he Disributionsts
ssaeei.liv Is ihs present condition Of the public
4 Tra,snry 10 mere humbnps and clap.trap
oiisr;nps Ind resolutions Mr. Martin prefaced
,h.m w;,h nesy anaseh 81 few minutes in length,
s .h;ch he reviewed the present condition of the
country and spoke Of the efforts Of the fanatics Of
he Norih 10 "a nnssessionso the Government, by
sye,v means even by DENYING the South her Consti.
t;onsl richts M. M said he was surprised to see
Southern men. however much they might differ with
Inc memorials party upon other questions. refuse
"a act with that marty l.: its efforts 10 preserve the
Union and maintain the rights of the South.
2 NJ N rim con;,red the Democracy to prepare
for the .nproachinp contest in this State; and
nonted to the Democratic party as the only party
which now existed in the country able to resist the
encroachments Of the disurbers of the peace of the
eonle Of the Confederacy in their work Of mad ta-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
Special Meeting.


- ~. PLYMOUTH. juno 8, 1858.
The Board having requested the NJ. G.
Democrat and NC. Republicanto submit
proposals to do the printing for the cor
porstion for the ensuing year. tho Nj. @.
Republican submitted the following pro-
posal, which, on motion was accepted:
For all blanks of common or plain kind, ON a
medium quality Of paper:
For the first Eve quires, (pr quire,) : so
For every quire above that number at one
Other blanks. according to style and quality, in
proportion to the above.
All hand bills on common printing paper:
For n sheet bills. FIRST hundred. $l,o0
For each additional hundred of the same size, so
FOR sheet bills, FIRST hundred, l,25
For each additional hundred of same size, 80
For advertising 40 cents per square OF 10 lines,
aud further deduction of % per cent. should the
aggregate amount exceed $3.50.
Proceedings of the regular and special meetings
of the Board published gratuitously If furnished
The NJ. G. Democrat did not submit
any proposal.
G.. S. Cleveland, Assessor Of the town
of Plymouth, presented his Assessment
Roll of said town, which on motion was
received and declared ready for inspection.
The Clerk was instructed to post notice
in thrcc or more public places. giving no.
tice to the Tax Payers of the town of
Plymouth, that the Assessment Roll Of
said town had been returned, and that the
Board of Trustees would meet at the
Trustees SOON in the Seminary, to hear
and decide all complaints of, and appeals
from the acts of the Assessor.
IL was ordered by the Board that a side
walk be built on the east side Of Michigan
street, from jackson street north to the
line Of the corporation.
The Board passed an Ordinance TO pre-
vent bali playing on certain streets therein
named. fH4E
The bill of Specifications presented by
IS. A. Francis. for the building to be used
for the fire department, was received.
Ordered by the Boarl. That g. s. Cleve-
land he allowed the same as former corpo-
ration assessors, and an order be drawn on
the Treasurer for that amount
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

rE The proprietor Of the new Saloon
anil Eating House. in Pats building. has
procured billiard table for the amusement
of such. q his customers as understand and
are foad si the game. II is merely anoth-
way Of playing marbles. as we look at IT,
adapted to boys Of larger growth. IN
which the player instead of shooting the
marble with his thumb and finger at ano-
Their ON the gecund, strikes It with asmeoth
rod propclling it in the direction OF a1oth-
er. Ii betting is not allowed there il no
more harm in it. perhaps. than pitching
quoits. playing ball. marbles or checkers.
See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

E1 The Agricultural Society Of this
county met last Saturday to determine a.
bout purchasing Fair Grounds and arrang-
inr some other matters. We have receiv-
e.l no official account of the proceedings
but understand that il was determined to
purchase Ground, have it fenced, aud be-
sides, arrangements made for some addl-
tional exhibitions and exercises, calculated
20 ren,ler the Fair interesting and attract
I'VE To all classes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

fJ Messrs. RcHxoSD q WILBUR, the
new proprietors Of the water mill formerly
belonging to Judge FULLER. arc putting II
in first rate repair. for the purpose OF ac-
commodating country custom. They de
sign. also, we understand. to put IN nier-
chant bolt soon. AMI to make certain re-
pairs TO the flume that will enable them IL
grind during the highest stages OF water
As they are solicitous of country custom,
they will, of course, endeavor to merit it
Mr. w has many years experience as a
miller, and doubtless understands his bust
ueSS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

Proceedings Of the Board Of Trustees.
Pursuant to adjournment the Board met
at the Seminary Present. n. IL. Oglcs
bee, Pres't, s. ~ Francis. T. j. Sherwood.
James C.. Viunedge, and Ii. G.. Thayer,
Clerk The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
X. III. Chandler was allowed S21 90 for
lightning rod put on the Seminary, as
per bill on file.
Miss Mary A. How was granted the
privileges OF occupying Room NJ. 4 Of the
Seminary with her school. until further
notice.
The committee appointed to investigate
the bill presented by Silas Morgan. not
being ready to report. asked for further
time. which was granted, until the next
regular meeting Of the Board. .
S. A. Francis. F. H. Hall and L. j.
Sherwood were appointed committees to
draft plan for building to be used for
the fre department.-to receive bids for
erecting tho same.-and report At the next
regular meeting Of the Board.
j. g. Jelly presented petition request
ing the board to grant Kim license 70 es-
tsblish Billiard Table At his Saloon in
Pisst's Hall. Rejected.
H. b. Pershing was granted the privi-
r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

AD.A oa UssV<1<~4S@>> n.y. ots
We would call the attention of our Merchants to
the advertisement in this weeks paper of the firm
of WILLIAMS e. HuEsris, Wholesale Greeers, Fort
Wayne, Ind. Their stock consists Of general as
sortmcns of Groceres-tosether with every thing
that is usually found in store, except DIV Goods
Their connection with some of the best, oldest and
reH knorR Hosses in the Eaa offers them facilites
iuraying in their stock unsurpassed by any ofkey
House an the West. tff
They are therefore enabled 10 furnish any thing
in their line. freight considered, as low as can be
boug't in Nsx york. eiuciunasi, Chicago. OF any
ofk<r maykd.
Fort WAYNE is now within, two or three hours
ride Oft his place, uninterrupted by any change of
cau- Mercna<s Therefore, IN this place and vicin-
ity. en- obsAin any thing they need IN the line of
WILLIAMS * HuEsrs, in few hourz, thereby A.
voiiing Che expense delays and loss Of time occa-
stoned by ordering from greater distance.
WILLlAnx & HtEsris hare bus on< mice, and
tisoss crdering fc~s them, win obtain goods of the
same quality and price, as n there ia person to pur-
chase. - s. s. -, - =
If You would therefore save both money and fsme.
purchase of WILLIAMS and Huksrrs. Wholesale
Grocers. No. IS, Columbia street, Fort Wayne,
Indiana = Inns
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

Eg We feastel upon strawberries
smothered in cream" for the first time
this. season. on Friday afternoon last. at
the residence Of our friend, r. CoRBALEY,
ESQ. Mr. C. has beautiful. farm and Is
surrounding himself with the comforts,
and elegances Of life May he live long to
enjoy the fruit Of his labor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

Eg We have had three days dry wealth
er this week. reviving little hope within
us that the earth is not to be visited with a
second universal flood at this time. The
shower yesterday morning. thoagh soon
over. would have done much more good
eight or ten days hence
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

EEL. CRANE az Co. have got their
Tin Shop in full blast. and from some spe-
cimens we have exaiained. they have a
workman who cannos be excelled any
where. q s 8 Afs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

EE Our young friend. RALPH DAVID
son, has returned from his visit to his
friends in the faderland, looking none the
worse for the trip. The pleasure his voy
age and visit afforded him will make HIM,
if possible, more affablc and agreeable to
customers than ever Their stock is kept
up. and at all times is large and choice.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

~The growing wheat in this county so
far as we have seen or heard, looks fine and
promises very large yield. should the re-
main.ler of the season prove favorable
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

~ WuIrNoRE, at the sign Of the Gold
Boot, has put splendid glass front in has
store room. 1t improves the appearance
of things wonderfully.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
THE REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

N The boquet Mrs. L. H. AsDREws
sent us was very pretty. of course it
was received as compliment. which
we highly appreciate on account Of the
donor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
Saloon and Eating House,
PIymourH tNo.-

VIE subscriber has opened an establishment of
IL the above kind, in Piatt's Block, ON the west
side of Michigan street, where he trusts by strict
attention TO merit a share Of public patronage.
Farmers and others visiting town will find every
accommodation tn be found at first class Saloon
and Eating House.
J. ]. JELLY
p. s. A Billiard Table will be kept for the
amusement simply Of customers, but gaming or
betting is strictly prohibited Hume i7-32
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
ORDINANCE.

BE Il Ordained by the President and Board Of True
tees Of the incorporate topn Of plymouth, County
of Marshall, State Of Indiana,
TNHAT any person persons, who shall play
j at ball, or take ans part in any game Of ball
in Michigan, Laporte, G. mo, or Washington streets
shall be fined any sum not less than one nor more
than FIVE dollars for each and every offence, and
shall stand convicted until said line is paid or re-
plevied This ordnance shall take effect in ten
days from publication.
N. II. OGLESBEE, Pres.
Attest, III. G.. THArER, Clerk.
June IL, 1852
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

it adjourned to meet on the first Monday
in July. 1858, at 7 o'clock p. IN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

- II ttES anu EUU1ISHteHS.
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they have issued their New Quarto Specimen
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it is now ready for delivery to their old patrons
and to all who Vatronze their foundry. In il will
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