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Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

Hcmovni.-M NJ ". aHRnALD, Physician. and
on eAPerengsd and very iuccessu Midwife haa rsoyeJ
trom No. u Nawbury street To No sq Ws,ban, sigot
w W. 'ns hy,1 o' Union street Special attention given 10
iYi7 ar ''''
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

Batter nnd Cheese, Of the arst laaity just II
oclyed and for sale by DRAPER h CLARK,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

ols1i ols1is t0r Eoots,--rht subscriber Is prepared ia
,slq'Sh sats Tor Roofs Of superior quality and la, II in
tne heat saanner the most satisfantor, iers ~ -
Qies may be seen at the yard on flroye ft@,.t ''
"pae dtf John RAUNARu
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

100 splendid Dressed HOgs-For saleby
February /. d3t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

re- Theiittl Democrat, of last week,
published two days after the election in
Chicago. said .'they are ON the ere, in
Chicago. Of what is to them an important
electionl" InAthe same article the follow
ing choste and d;gn!fed language is used:
cat the head of the Republican ticket is
one Haines, the tool and parasite of the ia
nous, or rather Infamous Long John him.
self, whose election would ensure to the
citizens of Chicago continuation of those
outrages aud indecencies, that have disgra-
ced the fair fame of that city, under the
dictatorship of Long John Wentworth,
alias Long John -Hail-6ags."
Does this look like the editor was still
''raiki',g in an atmosphere above party
slang and billingsgate filth" We tho't
we were not mistaken in regard to the
character of the bird. 1t would have de-
scended ere this for gorge of its favorite
food, but saw we were watching to get a
shot at it. At last it got so hungry for a
taste that it could stand it no longer. 1t
feels better now, without doubt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
re- The adoption of the following res

re- The adoption Of the following res
olution, by the anti-Lecompton Democra-
cy, on the ODD, is understood by the Lee
Democracy. to be back-handed
slap at the nominees Of the Sth of January
especially when it is consider
ed that the nominees were not endorsed,
and that several of the speakers declared
in favor Of nominating a new
ticket, and only postponed it for the pre-
sent to afford the nominees of the Lecomp-
ton Convention an opportunity to step up,
fairly and squarely, if they wished, on the
Douglas platform:
"Resolsed, That Hon. Aquilla Jones,
in his manly refusal to accept a nomina-
ton on the platform reported by the Com
mittee on Resolutions Of the Sth of Janua-
ry Convention, is entitled to the respect
and admiration Of the public"
other words that those who did ac-
cept the nominations are not entitled to
the respect and admiration Of the public.
The appointment Of an Executive Com
mittee undoubtedly looks forward to the
probability, at least, of the nomination Of
another ticket by the Douglas Democrats.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

EE Greedy will have to surrender at
last, we suppose; the little Democrat hav-
ing opened his batteries upon him-char-
cling him with falsehood, theft, and a
breach of professional courtesy. No per-
son can stand such shots as them ere, and
Greedy is, therefore, we take it for granted,
a dead man, for sure and sartin. The old
veteran drew some consolation, doubtless,
as life's fitful tide receded, from the fact
that he had fallen by the hand of such a
child Of genius as the Graduate of Ann
Arbor College, also Graduate of the Mi
chigan Bar. sometimes known by the sob
riquet of the great Michi-gander, whose
broad feet enables him to ",ralk in an at
mosphere above party slang and billings
gate filth
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
STATE CENTRAL coMMrrTEE.


The Committee appointed to nom
mate an Executive Committee made the
following report, which was unanimousl,
adopted: ~ 1.fgie.re .-.v .4rt.i = :
Chairman-M. C.. CARRIER, of Jefferson
&, list. rDistrict-James Mason, of Knox
Jas. e. veatch. of Spencer; Conrad Baker
of Vanderburg. .s-.
Ind District-John w. Ray, of Clark
Walter Z. Gresham, of Harrison; ALFRED
Hayes, of Scott.
3rd District-John II. Cravens of JEFF
ferson; Isaac Rector of Lawrence; Simeon
Standifer. of Bartholomew.
18th District-David CT. Rabb, of Ohio
Abram Hendricks, of Decatur; pleasant
y. Hackleman, of Rush.
9Th District-Nclson Trusler, of Fay
cite; John c. Lyle, of Wayne; Thos. NJ.
Browne, of Randolph.
9TH District-Beni. Harrison, of Marion
Joseph Miller, of Hendricksr n. S. Griggs
of Morgan.
18th District-Thomas ii. Nelson. OF
Vigo; ID. G. Donohue, of Putnam; Geo
X. Steele, of Parke.
Sth DiStrict-Dr. Labaree, Of Montgom-
cry; Godlove O. Benin, of Tippecanoe
Geo. Waggoner, of Warren.
9th District--A. l.. Osborn, of Laporte;
ID. ID. Pratt, Of Cass; Mark l.. Denote, OF
Porter. '
10th District-Thomas G.. Harris, OF
Elkhart; VIM. Mitchell, of Noble; John
w. Dawson, of Allen.
11th District-Jas Brattam, OF Hunt
ington James A. Streach, of Grant: T. G..
Philips, of Hancock
The adoption Of this report finished the
business of the Convention. Several
speeches followed. which were willingly
and eagerly listened to by the crowds in
attendance.
William Grose, of Henry, in few re-
marks made some happy hits at the adj
ministration, which drought down the
house." \ brief review of the doings in
the Legislature last winter was given, which
was concise and pointed, and "telling"
against Willard & Co. -
Gen. c. N. Steele, of Parke, followed
Mr.. Grose. He said that the platform
made by this convention was one ofthe best
he had ever read, and there never was a
better ticket presented to the people than
the one formed by the Republicans to day.
1t was now the duty Of every one present
to 60 home and assist in its electon.-
Several anecdotes told as illustrative of
the policy of the President produced roars
of laughter in the hail. He endorsed the
nomination of Mr.. Griswold for SUI
preme Judge and Mr.. Langc for Audi
tor. These gentlemen were from his sec
ton of the State, and he was authorized to
speak for them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

re- The Western Dominion, Shamo-
cratic sheet, published at Upton. Ind,
says Of the Wallace resolution:
THAT resolution Wallace's] was not
the voice Of our gallant democracy. The
votes of counties that had not represcn-
tative on the floor were cast for it; men
who do not endorse the resolution, voted
for it for the sake of harmony. We never
did endorse it-don't now; but still it
means Kansas.
That's candid, to say the least. We
have no doubt the 'sDominion" tells moth
ing but the plain truth in tho above extract.
The leaders Of Shamocracy understand
how to play the hypocritc to Perfection
They remind US of the old lady's sons,
who made three dollars off one another ev-
ry rainy day, swapping jackets, when they
could do nothing else. When the Shams
can't deceive any one else they practice
upon one another, in order to keep from
getting rusty in the science. eis.t
In another article the same paper says
1.-THE resolution was passed. through the
convention by fraud and Intimidation"
Isn't that rich? What does it mean!
That the Douglasitcs promised to be salts
fed il the resolution was adopted. or bolt
Il il was not? Console yourselves gentle
men, with the reflection that + ae
~Thc best laid schemes Of mice and men gan;
.e awry.v lft5 4s7.sal Nf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
Later from Kansas.

l.- ST. Louis, March 9.
The Republican learns that an attempt
has been made to abduct the Judges Of
Election at Delaware Crossing, to prevent
them giving evidence to Denver, as request
ed by Calhoun. ~ esei i.a'
James Mandee. one of the judges, was
shot in the head and killel.
The Clerks of Shawnee precinct are pre-
pairing certificate under oath, stating that
they gave the testimony they did before the
Investigating Committee, under threats OF
death. '''
y letter from Fort Scott says that place
has been taken by company of lanes
men, who were robbing stores and killing
horses. No lives lost. aN f.' -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

Es- Some OF the anti-Lecompton Dem
ocratic sheets, the little Democrat one OF
them, dcnounee the Lccompton constitu-
ton as great outrage, yet ayow their I'M
abated confidence in the honesty, integrity
and statcsmanlike qualities of the Presi-
dent, who is exerting all his official inhu-
ence to consummate this wrong, by forcing
it upon the people of Kansas against their
will. Are they consistent? Can robbery
be considered crime while the robber him
self is called an honest man?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

Ev Col Wade Hampton. Of South
Caolinu, died suddenly at his residence in
on the 10th ult He was one
of the wealthiest planters in the south
He owned plantations in several southern
states, and a thousand slaves toilcd and
sweat for his ease and comfort; but with
all his land and negroes and gold he could
not bride the grim monster. His head now
lies as low as the meanest slaves. What
q leveller is Death!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

Rush, was made president. and on taking
the chair made brief speech.
In the course of his remarks he told all
anecdote which contained hard slap
against the Sentinel. A negro, boy on a
steamboat was asked who he belonged to.
lie replied that he belonged to Capt.
George that morning. but his master had
been playing poker all day, and he did not
know whose niger he was now. SO il
was with the Sentinel Its owners had
been playing poker and had transferred it
about several times of late 1t was now
doing the best it could for Lccompton and
slavery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
EE The Lecomptou papers affect to b,

EE The Lecompton papers affect to be
amused at the Douglasites for enacting the
farce. as they seem to regard it. of reading
the State Sentinel out of the party. for sus-
tanning the Presidents policy. 1t is, they
assert, the minority trying to expel the
majority. Taking the party as whole,
north and south, there is no doubt but the
majority srstains the administration. but
in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and all the rest
of the free States, thirds of the De-
at least, coincide with Douglas
There is no doubt of this in our mind
There is probably not one hundred Lecomp-
ton men to be found in Marshall county, at
present
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
-
Conversational Convention.

The Delegates from the 9th Congress-
ional district at the Republican State Con-
rcntion, on the 4th, agreed that the Con-
vention to nominate candidate for Con-
gross in this District should be held at this
place, on the last Tuesday in June, next.
The Republicans Of this place, will, of
course, hang out their latch strings on that
day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

g We learn that the German voters Of our
neighboring city. South Bend, held mass
meeting since the State Convention, at
which they come out to man for Harper
and the Republican ticket. 1t appears to
have been spontaneous movement of the
Germans Their meeting was held on
their own hook, no one else interfering or
even being present
1t is stated thst so complete has been the
revolution that there is literally not sin
ale individual of the German voters of the
place that will vote with the "candle-box
Democracy" They are about 500 strong
This is only the beginning Of the end AL
the Germans want is light. They HATE
slavery, and besides are becoming alarmed
at recent manifestations of Despotism il
the so-called Democratic party.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

r a letter from Hon. S. CoLFAx. in
regard to State policy. appeared in the In
diana Daily Journal of the 4th inst. Mr.
G.. minated that the Republicans, for
good reasons. should postpone the nomi-
nation of State ticket. for the present.
Such was our opinion, but the Mass Con-
xsnfion decided otherwise. and we cheerful
" coincide.
Mr.. C.'s letter Is an able and conscrva-
tive document. We regret that we cannot
fnd room for Il in this number.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

kE A special telegram on Tuesday
night, from Isaac Cook, at Washington,
to his friends in Chicago, announces his
confirmation by the Senate, as Postmaster
at the latter city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

Eg Hon. Horace GREEDY has consent
ed to deliver an address at the Fayctte
County Fair, to be held at Connersville,
Ind, on the 9Th and 9th of Sept. next.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

First Division.-Hardy Hybrid Perpetual Moss,
Perpetual Moss Summer, Climbing and Yellow
Second Division.-Tcnder Bourbon, Noisettc
elmer. Bengal and Tea. Comprising 133 varic-
ties. To say nothing ofPeonies, Phlox, Pompones
Verbenas, Petunias, Tulips, Hyacinths, and 81
" rietios of p 2 - =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
New YoRK. March OIL

IS a.t.-rars ati W." ohh' haich oti-
A Washington dispatch TO the Tribune
says the intended movement for remand
ing the inquiry to the Select Committee.
with Instructions, is postponed, owing to
absenteeisln-fve Anti Lecompton men
being away.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

Il DR.. EvERTs has abdicated the cdr
torial tripod of the Laporte' Times. 1t
will become, it is supposed, an anti-Le-
sheet, and Will be edited either by
Gro. HI. SWEET, Esq the present associate
editor, Col. ALLEN May, or Col. JOHN G..
WALKER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

NOTICE Is hereby given that win sell at
nit9a1EPUBLIC AUCTION, EnHo a5 ?
Oalsaturday,, the Third day Of A pris next,
at the residence Of James Kennedy late of Marshall
ing Of Work Cattle, Wagons, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. .s1- -...l.<
TERMS. "a credit Of six months win be given
on all sum over three dollars, tho purchaser giving
his note v,th approved security, bearing interest
from date, and waving valuation and appraiSc
ment laws
ROfEABikENNEDY,uA dministrator
'Alarch. ], .35s.5rlsts hnimss 4Iai3iol -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
OFFICE OF THE
PITTSBTR6B, FIT WAYNE 4 (HICACO r. r. 20.
PIrrsBrIGH. March /, 1853.
Notice to S OC kholderS.

NHE first annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the PfrTsBuRGII, FoRr WAYNE. e. CHrca-
GO RAILROAD CoNrASr, will Ice held at the Rooms
of the Board of Trade. in the City of Pittsburgh, vn
Tuesday, The 3nh Of March inst, at , O'Clock. D. M.
at which time the Report of the Directors aud OH
GERS of the operations Of the Company for the first
seventeen months of the consultations will he pre-
Scntcd and read The election tor Board ct
Directors will I've held at the same place on
Wednesday, 3lsf inst, between the hours of . a. m
and p. M,
Stockholders. and the representatives of counties
holding Stock, viii receive special tickets,
and from Pittsburgh for the occasion. on aJglca
ton to the different Station Agents Proxies NAV
bc obtained ut the General Office IN Pittsburgh or
At the Office in New York, No 81, William street.
Stockholders of either of the three Companies,
merged by the Consolidation, who have not convert
I'll their stock, will not be entitled to any at
the above elections.
The transfer books will bc closed from the Doth
inst. to LIST prox.
a.f Il. ID. ME,SSI.ER Secretary
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
NOTICE.

State Of Indiana, Marshall County, rs.
Petition TO sell Real Estate
N Office Is hereby given, that Sophia ITorner
Y Adm'rx. and A. r. Gerard, Admire Of the e.
tate ofDavid Horncr, deed, will file their petition
to sell the real estate OF said decedent, his personal
being insufficient 10 pay his debts. and that said pc
tition will he heard at the next term of the Mar
shall Court of Common Pleas.
s SOPHIA HORNER, Adm'rx.
A. GERARD, Admir-. .
March 4tl, IScsS-f7f3 rst lft+ t'ia iNifA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

TO ADVERTISERS.

To ADVERTISERS. -
The REPUBLICAN having a much LARGER
circulation in this county than any other paper,
Advertisers will find il to their interest to send
their orders to this Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

Mr.. Ray replied, advocating the committees plan.
briefly. lie said that the people of each District
chose the committee, and thatwas security enough
that the people would not be tricked
Mr. Parker thoughtthe committees plan the best,
but believed three from each district, making tlir-
ty-three, would be altogether too large. One
would be enough
Mr.. Farquhar again spoke briefly in favor of his
amendment
a motion was made to lay his amendment ON
the table, which put to vote and decided to be
carried. Some misunderstanding as to the qucs-
ton having arisen, a second vote taken and de-
cided to be in thcaffirmative. A division was called
for, which again decided in the affirmative and
Mr.. Farquhar's amendments was laid upon the ia
BILE.
The various Districts were then called by the
President, and places appointed for their delegates
to meet to appoint their committee men. On mo
ton the Convention thea adjourned till 2 O'Clock
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

r4sssjrs, N. wayne s.as esicaxo n. n.
j. EpsAn THoxrscS. Chief Engineer Of
The Fittshurg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
Company. has issued instructions to his
subordinates on the unfinished portion Of
the line to prepare for an immsdiste re-
sumptioa of active operations on its con
struction. sHs entertsins the 1on6deni
hope Of having The fosa completed into
clieaso By July next.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

HTbe little Democrat speaks of the
resolutions adopted by the Douglas De-
mocracy ON The Odd, At indianapolis, but
don't seem inclined to publish them
What an anti-Lecompton organ! Pshaw'
IF the Democracy, Lecompton or anti Lee
compton. wish to keep posted in the polIti-
cal movements Of the times, we invite
them TO subscribe for the REruBLIcAS-
price only ~ 80 IN advance
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

NJ Office is hereby given that the upiersigncl
~ his been appointed Administr.t " OF the cs
tate of james kcnne ", Late of VI rsliiIl COUNTY.
de isel- Sud estate is supposed t. he solvent
lt ROYAL KENNEDY, Administrator
Marc' ll-lSt3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
Imported Varieties!

IL Call at my Law Office. one door north of
Pierce's Clothing Store.
ID. r. SAMPLE.
ET Terms CASH. On large bills short
time with town security.-ey
March IL, ls5S-lS hFfF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

state of Indiana, Marshall County, Ne.
NJ Office is hereby given. that Samuel r.
v Coons, Administrator of the estate of Hiram
Montgomery deceased has filed his petition to sell
the Real Estate of tho decedent, his personal being
insufficient TO paw his debts; and that said petition
will be heard at the next term Of the Court oil Com
mon Pleas Of said county. t - NJ
Attest, N. r.. PACKARD, C. C. p. VI. c. 81
Mar. 4, 'JS-I7t3 r r.is
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
DAB LAS,
that Qaccn Of the House Garden,

that Queen Of the House Garden!
IL Will they stand Indiana winters7 Yes, they
arc from Indiana soil These nurseries located
at Rochester, New York, and South Bend, Indiana.
You should not rely upon the small nurseries oftbc
country for supplies. You cannot obtain those
choice fruits, that too little known to our Pro
ducers. a few seeds sown, and the result ensrafted
with scions obtained from the trimmings of their
neighbors orchards constitute the country nurseries,
the rcsult-yOu ncr,r impr0re, but these establish
mentS nothing. but the best of native and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

LIST. James Mason, James G. Vcatch; - S..
ID. w Q. Gresham, Alfred Hays; ~
I'd. VIM. ". Dunn, NJ. c. Hunter;
18th. Will Cumback, r. A. Hackelmah; vi =
18th. NJ. l.. Bundy, S. Meredith; edi ~ H9qfi,'
9Th. Alexander MstzSer, w. R. Harrison; y,F
6th- r. N. Hudson, ID. C.. Donahue; fs..4
9th. NJ Weir, X. G. Shryock;
10th T. G Fl urls, A. w. Henry; - ift
18th c. d. Murray, John NJ. Wallace. 1f
The debate on me report in regard to tho mode
Of voting was then resumed. Mr.. Meredith, Of
Wayne, opposedthe report on the same grounds as
those urged by aIr. Farinhars 70 - a. p .s'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

III IlIIItIH III TIC abONc entitIcd action INV
ing h'td IN tho Clerks Office of said court
her complaint, an also the ali Iavit o. di<intcr
es.ei person. showing that pirt of the defendants
non-residcts of the State OF Indiana; therefore
said defendants. Daniel Suit, Sarah Suit and Conrad
Salt, hereby no flied of the filing ami pen ercy
Of said action. that the same will stand for trial
ut the April Term of said Court, to ,c begun arp
held in the Court House, in nc to,sn rs Knox in
said County and S.-..-, the fourth Monday ct
Apl next. 30 .and IN 1t unless they I've anil appear
i,erore sid Court and defend said action the same
wi be heard and determined in their absence.
Attest, JOHN :. BENDER. Clerk
b, TmoNas III. JACKSON, Deputy.
a. W PORTER. ATTY for PIN
March I I. lS!s-lSt3 Printer. Fec e.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

WILLIAM Ne fEkLE, OF hanuopn-
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
tefli .uidJOHN Y0CNG, Of Marion :.
1t was moved that the ticket be unan-
imously accepted by the Convention. which
carried, and the ticket was approved with
three tremendous cheers
Mr. Ray then moved that the committee
on the selection ola State Central Commit
tee report tonight at Z o'clock, which
prevailed. A motion, to adjonrn sine dc
was then made and carried, and the Pres
idcnt ANNOUNCED the Convention adjourn
ed sine die. He also announced that rat
i6cation meeting would be held at the Hall
at 7 o'clock The Convention then adj
iourned