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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

cE Colonel Walker, editor OF the La
pore Times, and Public Printer by virtue
Of an arrangement with the proprietors of
the New Albany Tribune. has two articles,
rather long ones, in reference to the public
printing. in one Of which the editor Of the
New Albany Ledger is gently told that 1T
don't become him, . disappointed aspirant
for the same Office. to say anything about
any arrangement the Colonel. who is now
Pablic Printer. maze with the Gpggs.-
In nsither of the articles. however. does
Colonel Walker deny Mrs, Anthony 5
cEsyge OF corrupt bargain between him
and the Gregg or that he does not divide
the profits with the American paper at
New Albany. That is we believe. unsIe-
niablc. -aif ~
From the horse and the ass the mule
comes We know what dead dog will
breed in the sum- The world has yet to
see what this cross of the democrat and
know nothing will producs. The prob
lem we will leave with the State Board oi
Agriculture a political hybria from
this conjunction may be the great feature
in the next annual State fair at New AL
hany. and the phenomeua Of the political
csnvssin l860.-kadison Courier.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

/ ne young fdzS OF The Democrat ask us
if We resDIlsct9dBishins part of E"J<dgs
er yardr about > yearso, for q nor,
nous sum of tuo cents a line. W. i
ieadedS And Il we did, had you not equalE
ly as much space occupied, every week.
about that time, with dead adeertisenentsg
Which was the most interesting-the cx-
tract from the yarn" for publishing
which che time we received two cents a
line, or the "deod advertisements" which
you published month in and month out for
nothing? The reason you refused to pub
lish it was not because the price offered
was too little, but because it only had to
be inserted once, and would not therefore
save yosiany labor Advertisements are
more valued by yen on account of the la
Dor they save than the triiling amount you
receive now for Publishing them. Would
you not publish an advertisement a year
for less than You would for six months?
Tell the truth now and shame your father
tho devil? r.sss .sa ffessf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
i''i-+i - Railroad.


Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
i-ii-Hi - Railroad.
Mrssrs NJ. F.. Jessup & Co, of ", Y
have been appointed financial and transfer
agents Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company. the former
Office under charge of the Vice President
being closed. The Vice President j.
EdgeTton. is 10 take charge of the legal
business of the roa.l, his Office being at
Fort Wayne.
AS fair specimen of the dispatch NOW
attained in the freighIiny department of
this road, we would state that the
freight agent of the Fort Wayn, railroad
received OH Saturday last dispatch sta
ting that shipment Of beef made by this
line in Chicago on Monday The 7th inst !,
at = o'clock p. m, arrived in New York
on Saturday morning the 18th instant
making the distance in -four and a hoIt
days. This is unprecedented in the histo-
ry of any heavy freight carrying line in
this country. and speaks. volumes in be-
half of the superiority Of the Fort Wayne
and Pittsburgh route. Cuugo GAIT.
anil Register 1871
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

The President has issued proclamation
declaring that an extraordinary occasion
reanircs the Senate to convene and act on
such communications as have been or may
b.. made to it on the par: Of the Execu-
tive. IL is called for the 4th of March.
at noon. Of which al who shall then be en-
titled to act as members Of that body are
reyadpisd to sske notice.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

The Hall Of the House of Representa-
tives was filled to 4 jam last night with
the personal and political friends of the
returned Senator's. Senator Cravens of
Jefferson presided. Judge McCarty an
aiizel the legal AMI constitutional prin-
eiples involved in the Senatorial contest.
and denounced in no measured terms the
msu's heaped upon the sovereign State OF
Indiana by the u. 8. Senate under III,
plea Of res odJudi afa. He had been a
Democrat. and should still be true 30
D.mecrstic principles, he recognized it
as his duty, and the duty of all honest
men, to unite for the complete over
throw Of that base party spirit and its
baser tools, who, in power at Washington,
have dethroned the sovereignty of States
and of the people.
Col. II. S. Lane followed him in an ell :
oauen. speech of an hours length. After
reviewing the incidents and results of their
late mission to w Washington, he foreshad-
owed the principles and platform upon
which the people would mite, in 1860,
with tho enthusiasm and power which
swept everything before it in 1910.
The leading principles would be. the
non-exssnsion of slavery, tariffs for rev
emue, not for protection, the rights of the
people, rather than the benefit of politi-
clans. and an honest and economical admin
istration of the government n
j. w. Gordon and r. j.. Ryan were
called upon to speak butdeclined, although
they expressed their unalter-ble determi
nation to overthrow the unserupulou,
dynasty which had ruled and cursed on
State. sag CO -r saa si3
A full report of the address of Col
Lane, we understand. will be published
Ind Jour. -. 7t .sHea r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
SIDEWALKS

TNHE Marshal of the Corporation of the Towrf
j. OF Plymouth is now ready to receive propo-
sails Tor the construction of the following side walks
The same will be let to the lowest bidder and are
to be constructed IN such manner as the Marshall
shall direct.
Bids will be received until the 10th day of March ),
1859
gDEscnrPrToS.-On the north side of Lot No n,
on Jefferson street.
Onthe west side of Wright's Out Lot. number not
known.) lying directly north of Stalev's Tannerv.
On the north side of Iots No. |, , and 3 in Roses
lddition; Lot No. 3, in Niles Addition; and Lots
No. 10, and 1872 in the old plat Of the Town Of
Plymouth, all lying on Jefferson street
Also, the north side of Lots No J., 2. g. 4, ), s.
.. {, y, ~, and III, in Wcster,ct's Addition, o.,
Tayior street.
All the above descriptions living in the Corpora
ton of the Town Of Plymouth. Marshall Coun,y.,
Indiana. JOSEPH WESTERyEIT
Feb. 81, ,59-l6 Marskol
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
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The democracy in bo,ly male an effort
to have this report referred to the commit
tee on the Judiciary, and prevent it's being
printed, but failed NIessrs. Smith of Per-
ry, Gefford. of franklin, and Newton. OF
Clinton, are honorable exceptions-they
voted against referring. and to print.
What have the people to say about these
peculations in the public treasury, which
certain representatives wonld cover up for
the good of the Democratic organiza-
tion?'' Will they not demand reform
Of the corrupt system. The school fund
has not lest less than million Of dollars
by the swamp land frauds; how much the
State has lost in commissions AMI bonuses
in the purchase of township libraries, no
one will tell The State printing has cost
twice as much as it ought to have cost
the State officers from three to five times
the amount of salaries fixed by law.
The following bills have been passed
and received the approval of the Governor:
House bill 3S. fixing the time Of holding
Common Pleas Courts in the District com
posed of the counties of ST. Joseph, Mar
shall and Stark counties.
House bill AS, to amend the 9th section
OF an act to organize County 3 ards. &C.,
approved June 18th. 1852.
The bill providing for the distribution
Of the profits of the States in:e est in the
State Bank of Indiana among the several
counties of the State, in proportion to the
number of children in each.
The Treasury bill has passed the House
without the provision establishing the Of
flee Of Comptroller. 1t requires the pay
ment of taxes in Gold and silver, or lnli
ana specie paying bank paper; requires the
money to be kept in the Treasury, forbid.
ding, as embezzlcment, all use of it by the
Treasurer. and compels monthly publica-
tons of the condition of the Treasury. 1t
guards the Treasury against such losses as
have heretofore occurred. With the EN-
bezzlement and Salary bills, it will make,
says the Indiana Journal, vast improve.
mcnt on the old Treasury system. and we
trust the Senate will pass it speedily. :.
Perhaps so. We have our doubts. a
bout the necessity of an increase of Sala
ries. How long will it be before there vii
be another clamor for higher salarics?-
Man is hard to satisfy; the more you giv'
him the more he wants. Would it not b,
better for the pockets of the people If al
the Offices, from Governor down, were le
out to the lowest bidder? Affairs coul,
not be much worse administered than the,
have been, and besides we are sick of th
eternal din about more liberal salaries an
+ compensation for our public functionaries
$50 long as they make make more already
live easier and fare moro sumptuousl
than the laboring classes generally. Bui
this is not the place to argue this question.
-. eS .ES
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
The Ne Plus Ultra Of
SEWING MACHINES.

IHE PATENT LEVER SEWING MACHINE.
MANUFACTURED BY THE GLOBE MANU-
rAcTURING COMPANY, 500 BnoApwAY.
NEW York,
May be truly regarded as the enc plus ultran If
sewing machines, and all who are wishing 10 find !.
Machine which is capable of doing any kind of sev
Ing for Tailors and House wives with satisfaction
heretofore unknown-should lose no time In order-
ing one ofthe PATENT LEVER MACHINES which,
are TO occupy similar position other
machines that PATENT LEVER WATCH land
every body knows its yalue) occupies towards !.
Lapinc any other second rate watch.
This Machine makes the clock Stitch, !" which
looks the same on both sides of the fabric, sod
which cannot be ripped. --r s.
PRICE $50.
. In all respects equal to machine heretofore sold
at hundred dollars and upwards. r--rsrr,
Specimens Observing done by the PATENT LEvEH
MACHINE, will be forwarded to any part Of the coun
try, upon receipt ola postage stamp.
N. b. An energetic and reliable Agent Is want
cd in every town and village i'm the United States
and Canadas to sell the above named machine. An
advantageous arrangement will be made with the
right kind of merchant who is willing TO have the
exclusive agency. Address. 81 'gr h.rT .rs
ue ~ Globe Manufacturing Company,
Feb, 24-l6 339 BroadwayN. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

II ErTERs testamentary having been taken
4 out by the undersigned. on the estate OF Daniel
Ripley, late of Marshall County Ind, dec notice
4 hereby given to all persons indebted 70 said estats
to call and make immediate payment and those
having claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated tor settlement. The estate Is
probably insolvcnt-l s..
Mar5-l5ts MARGARET J. RIPLEY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

The Fort Wayne Times says that the
Catholics of that city are now raising funds
preparatory to founding and erecting a
Cathedral there at cost of at least $780,
900. 1t will be commenced during the
coming summer. Rev. Julien Benoit is
the mover in the nlattcr. The plan is Of
the mosf approved style. eftar aso
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

The chapters we are publishing on our
first page, from the pen of Maj. LAycES-
BAuoH. Will be found unusually interesting.
Major l.. writes forcibly and elegantly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

WE have no account of the result OF the
election in Chicago on Tuesday last. The
mail arrived yesterday as usual, but bro't
us no papers, from some cause or other.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03


Those getting up Club Of Subscribers, q 9
each, and remitting $40, viii be entitled to go!d
pcn and silver holder, worth -; and each sunecs-
Der will receive any one Of the above articles be
nav select. 1ee - s.
Those renting us $40 for ten Subscriber win b
entitled TO gold pencil, with pen, worth -.
Those getting up Club Of Is subscriber. 80
RENTING $50, will be entitled 70 silver vs1chs -
a goldives( chain, worth SIC.
These remittne so, for % subsoi6ers, WI y
entitled to silver hunting cased WATCH o. So
chain worth $2s.s IL sEzI n, :.
Those RENTING $50, for 30 subsri6ens' Wi =
entitled 70 4 gold chain, or . silver bsssing -
Those RENTING 80. ~ % ssbse.s.sss' VIZ -
cntitIed 70 lady's gold wsec:s: 49, -. IN -
entitled TO a gold watch, worth ~: -
IT, IT. All cosmmunicasions shoeN Be searessed =
N. b. DEAN, Pub'ishevs
sss.e - 335 Broadway, New Yesk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
NoTICE.

t&f3teffsI OFFICE or The J
PITTSBURGH, FoRr WAYSElS g. CHIcSGo r. r. Co..
Pittsburgh, February %, 1889.
HNHE ANNUAL. MEETING of the Stock
Il holders in the "Pttsburgh Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company" will be held at the
rooms of the Board Of Trade, in the city of Pitts
burgl, on Tuesday, the 18th day of March inst,
at O'Clock, p m, at which time the Report Of the
Directors for the year 1858, will be presented.
The election for fifteen Directors TO serve the en-
suing year, will be held at the same place, on
Wednesday,, the Both inst, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 2lst
to 3oh Of March, both inclusive; and the holders
OF Stock in the Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio and
Indians, or Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
panies, which has not been converted into the stock
OF the new company at thlt time viii not be emit.
tied to vote at said election.
Stockholders presenting their certificates of stock
In this Company to any Ticket Agent OH the lin,
of the Roaa, will be sold an Excursion Ticket from
that Station to Pittsburgh and return for One Far,
the round trip, good from March 18th to April ID
! both inclusive. HHi
BY order of the President
AUGUSTUS BRADLEY, Sec'y.
March g. II EFT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
FOR S ALE!

At my Ware House on the south side of the r /.
r. the following articles:
Flour, Lard, Smoked Huns, Smoked
Shoulders, Pickled Pork, Corn, Oats,
Wheat, Potatoes, and Ctorer Seed
have, also, HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED
to let shares.
IL CASH paid cor all the above articles. II
Feb 24-l6t3 III. G. THAYER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH.
IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH!
IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH.
WHAT'S IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH
WHAT'S IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH
WHAT'S IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH :
WHY "THE AMERICAN SMOKER
WHY "THE AMERICAN SMOKER"
WHY f"TiIE AMER ICAN SMOKER"
STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS. -
q STUDDED WITH Ola MONDS. 81
WHAT'S STUDDED WITH DIAMONDSl
WHAT'S STUDDED WITH DiAM0NDS7
WHY PRESIDENT BUCHANAN'S
AMERICAN SMOKER. 81 "a
Which has been ordered of
TIE AMERICAN TRADE COMPANY.
% and "a Franfort Street, 1 - New y ork
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

The New Volume, of the NEW Y0Rk WEEKLY
iLL' SrasrED E0lDEy PRIZE will commence
Iu1st, 1859. The following are the names Of the
Literati whose productions will grace the columns
Of this elegant journal during the year:
REV. c. II. STURGEON, of London:
G.. w. u. REYNOLDS, of London
G. p. II. JAMES, Novelist.
SIR EDWARD BULWER- --.ss -
GEN. c. +. HENNINGSEN, late Of Nicaragua.
COL. G.. w. CROCKETT. A. ID. MUNSON.
CAPT. N. ID. ALEXANDER, u. s. A. .r-,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, ". ID.
HENRY CLAP, in.
DR.. o. c. VAN BUREN, s-.s-i ....ri !
LIEUT.. J. VI. PLATT, Y. s. Y. M .
+. CLINTON HARRINGTON.
MISS SOUTHWORTH.
MRS. ANNA WHELPLEY.
MISS .HETrY HEARTILY. '.tt
VIRGINIA VAUGHAN ,,s..fr.tstsff
&c Df. VERNON.
MINNIE MANTOuR. SOP -
HATTIE CLARE. sse.-esr.1
MRS. T. b. SINCLAIR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

~ ~ Rns.i-n sable furs hare been
sod in New yort. this winter for $4,000
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
Fort Wayne Market.
FoRT WAYNE. March

FORT WAYNE, March /, 1899.
White Wheat 81 coal %; red S1.l0.
@1.15; Corn 659 Zoe; Oats 45c; Rye
65c; Flour Sc. Clover Seed $500; Tim
othy Seed ST. 1,50.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

wen as the proper balance remaining on
Aand and he shall, withinfen days thers
after, record at length copy of pch ~
port the township record and publish
the $ hc by posting upa certi Ell copy
thereof at the place or places ofholaing
elections, or by publishing the same in
some newspaper published in his town
ship. regs1s YAsf err
SEC. II. Such trustee shall, at the ex-
piration of his term, deliver to his success
or all monies, books, and papers belong
ingfo his township. nhNE q
SEC. 10. The County Treasurer, ilnme-
diately after his annual settlement with the
County Auditor, shall on the order of such
Auditorl payiover to the proper township
trustee, all moneys in his hands belonging
to each township, which order of saiu Aud :
ltor shall he receipted for by the trustees
receiving it, t.,-s
SEC. A. The Trustee, at the time of set
Ting with the Board Of County Commiss-
toner's, as provided in section eleven of this
act, shall HE with said board an itemizc,l
statement, verified uinler oath, of his
charges AMI services as trustee, upon
which said COMMISSIONERS shall allow him
such reasonable compensation as they may
deem Just, not to exceed one dollar and fif-
ty cents per day for all time necessarily
employed, which shall be paid out Of the
funds of the proper township a'.'' 80
SEC. 10. The record and other books OF
the township trustee shall alwayssbe open
for public inspection. sae.ia'''' '-om eaii
SEC. 16-fStruck ont. .a' io'iH -ts"''''
SEC. II. In all prosecutions against a
township process shall be served hy de
livering certified copy thereof with the
township trustee at least ten days before
the return of such process, and the truste,
may appoint an attorney to defend any sui
or proceeding in which the township ma,
be interested. f' n 'optsa fa
SEC. lo. Should any person elected o
appointed to the office of trustee under thi
act, aft having accepted such office, fail
to perform any duty required of him b,
any provision Of this act, such person
so failing shall forfeit and pay to sucl
township any sum not excccding one hun
drcd dollars, to be recovered in a civil nc
ton in the name of the township, bcior
any court having competent jurisdiction
SEC Is. Whenever the concurrence o
the Board of County Commissioners wit
the township trustee is required. as provide
for in this act, the concurren c or rcfusa
to concur shall be entered on the order boo
Of said board. and in the record book re
quired TO be kept by the trustee. m
SEC. 20. Allhlaws and parts of law
heretofore, enacted which are in conlic
with this act are hereby repealed. bsos
SEC. 81. An emergency is hereby dc
clared to exist for the immediate ,takin
eff,.ct of this act, anil therefore It shall tax
effect and lie in force from and after it
passage. 81
Mr. Parrett amended taking from ili
township trustee all control over highway
The supervision Of them is to be left Wit
the County Commissioners. i.d 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
The American Trades Company.
What they manufacture.
TIE AMERICAN SMOKER,

Consisting ola greatvaricty of unique and beau
tlul patterns efCisar Tubes also, several varieties
of'Pe Tubes. ThcpecuIiarity aboutthcse articles
is that each enc is arranged so as to receive damp
sponge, through which the smoke Of the burning
Cigar or Tobacco has to pass on fits way to the
mouth. This damp sponge not only cools the
smoke, but extracts from it the nicotine OIL the
po:soneus property of the Tobacco, which renders
the breath less offensive. Smokers will find in the
useTof these 1afbcs luxury never before attained
except by using the Turkish waterjar. Their use
will greatly. promote the health Of the lsbitual
smoker and preserve the sweetness of the breath
g THE AMERICAN GARRETT HOOK,
Is u little contrivaDcc for putting down carpets
without tacks. This is a new article. which has
never before been upon the market Butitpossesscs
tie merit of enabling person to put down or tase
up carpet Of the largest size in general use IN H.
teen minutes, without aay injury to the foor or
carpet. 1t is yery cheap-eheaper in the long run
than tacks--and the great facility with which even
servant can take mp and put down carpets, without
the possibility of mistake renders 1t invaluable
to the housekeeper.
THE AMERICAN PEN HOLDER AND WIPER.
Is a neat invention for holding wet sponge, into
which the pen is thrust, always coming out clean
and ready for use. A very convenient article for
the Counting House, Desk and Library Table.
March 3. 1859. fl7-01
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

IT is rumored that Gov. Willard has or
intends vetoing the License bill recently
passed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
In diana Legislature.

Mr.. Wallace some days age offered the
following. which was adopted
Resolpei,s That the President OF the Sen
ate be requested to submit to the Senate
any communication he may have from the
General Land Office, relative to the re-
ceipts and expenditures of funds due the
State, arising from the swamp lands.
{ 1t is said. says the Madison Courier, that
over 5000 have BEEN drawn by the Of
fccrs mentioned on account of the swamp
lands from the General Government, and
none of which appears ontle books. Ev
cry day brings to light some new corrup-
tion at Indianapolis. aaas 81 .ai
The Committee Of Public Expenditures
recently made report to the House in re-
gard to the state Of the accounts of the last
four incumbents of the Office of Secretary
of State, from which it appears there have
been overdrawn the following amounts, to
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

ROUNDS & LAScDos are our only authorized
Advertising Agents for the City of Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

Assn WEDxEsDAy. the first day Of Lent.
..s''s ~ 49, "a the ninth dax Of March,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

Terms Of Subscription, 500 year; ssnd eseit
Subscriber Is cnttlcd to one Of the articles named
in the loIlouns List, and is requested to mcn6ion
what article he desires when he sends his subdcrp
ton money: salt ia >flr.'l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

me American smoker IS an article
of great utility and benefit 70 Snoker. Persons
afflicted with Bronchitis, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Liver
complaints or Kidney affections can rocure SroS,
oEs MEDioArEp for these various diseases by Otd
Dr. 7norp. Sold by the American Trades Compa-
M. Nos % and "a Frankiort-st. (mar3-i7l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

ltQ to Pershing & Co: and buy map that tells
I u all about PIXIES PEAK and the west gen.
eraIiy. Aan February 24-l6t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

II is stated that the peach buds have all
been killed in sections of Missouri and IL
linois. 80 go .'s - sH.-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
Prospectus FOR 1859.

July %. 1855