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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-08-25

until he did pay it. Wcare notfuily prepared to
endorse the suggestion, but We suppose there are
quite number of single men who do refuse to
pay their poltax. simply because they can avoid it
by not having visible means that the collector can
reach to force collections. In such cases our old
patrons remedy might work like charm.
DmE PgsucArioSs.- rather new in
the way OF cheap publications, has been common
ced at indianapolis by Mr.. Chas. o. Perrine. We
have received a very well gotten up Dime Song
ster containing collection of new and popular
comie and sentimental songs, occupying some 20
pages; added to which in the back part of the book,
are few good paying advertisements. The pro-
prietor wishes distinctly understood that it is for
sale by all the ne VS. agents and every body else
THoMAs MCDONALD, Land Agent in this place,
has, at the expense of much time and labor, ar
ranged and laid out in a book, each section of land
in this county, and marked eff the number of
acres owned by each person, and has the owners
name written upon it. Fora quick and satisfacto-
~ reference, can't conceive of plan that could
be preferable to his.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-08-25

Mixed Paints of all colors ready for use.
Coach Varnish, Furniture Varnish, Japan and Zinc
Dryers, Turpentine Paint, varnish and Sash Brush-
es, a very large assortment. Linseed Oil boiled
and raw. All Of which will be sold very low for
cash. -, aug 1927.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-08-25
LEATHER & FINDINGS,

Constantly hand. Remember the place and
give us a call--one door north of the Post Office.
VIM. c. EDWARDS,
j. Z. VANVALKENBURGH
Plymouth, Ind, December Ind 1858. Ivol4no
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-08-25
Paints, Oils and Varnish.
PERSHING & co.

TTAVE just received from PHILADELPHIA and
Il i Cincinnati, the largest Stock of Paints, Oils
and Varnishes ever brought into this market con-
ci-f;p i'm mart of
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-08-25

|CYRUP--a prime article,st
- (33( RICE SxIIH's.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-08-25
JOHN NJ EE6EMAKER,
DEALER IN
Cd E.slaEhfGHES. CLOCKS & JIEELRY.
Plymouth, Ind.

KZEEP- constantly on hand Clocks, Watches,
~ BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS, FINGER
RINGS, LOCKETS, &c, &c. isE
lTClOcks, Watches, &C., repaired in the best
manner possible. jan '5S 1T.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-08-25

IST OF LETTERS Remainingi in the Post
! LOfice at Plymouth, Indiana, on the 18th day
of Angus. 1889
, 1859-04-08
Entered the Spirit Homo. .

In West Olympia, ". T., March 10th. 1859, CHARLES
SIMMER BRowS, son of p. F. and Mary A. Brown,
aged seven years His suterings the previous winter
have been intense yea beyond description, and almost
nnceasng--disease being Inhamatory Rheumatism)
but patiently he endured, and seemed calmly, even
hopefully to view his approaching dissolution. There
were short Intervals when free from pain he would
speak 10 his parents and sister of the bright home
that he would soon and enjoy The day before be
passed away he composed short stanza for his little
sisters TO sing when he was gone. Beautiful boy
bis bereaVed parents will long miss ard mourn him
his sisters will oft repeat the little he gave them
and wish him back but much as they miss him, they
have one consolation OF KNOWING that their Charley,
now fadeess flower Is not separated from their pa
rental love, but is in the of those who will watch
it as tenderly and develop it more wisely than they
could have done. How sweet the thought
= Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed
And babe it bloom forever there
Communicated.
, 1859-04-08
EUREKA WHIsKY-le4o."

"wM. NEWELL & CO."
with a copyright label attached and on the othel
head. j. n. ID. .H#rf .Hr
To any one who has once purchased the genuine
EUREKA WHISKY, this caution Il unnecessary q
they cannot be deceived by limitations.
Hh. NEWELL 4 CO., -l
Solo Agents.
ls;Sms san Fnneisco
, 1859-04-08
Immense Attack upon Governor Stevens aud the
Pioneer and Democrat!
Hon. +. A. CheHoroeth Lhe Champion of The
Great Disappointed!
GRAND FiZZLE!!!!l

At an early hour on the oath, the demo
Gratis Of Port Townsend and those tempo
rally there in Attendance on court, wer,
informed by notices posted throughout tn,
town, that Hon. F. A. Chenoweth woult
address the democracy that night" A,
might he expected, the excitement was en-
OrMoas But at a late hour those notices
were withdrawn and others posted, to the
effect that the " democrats would mcei
that evening"
Accordingly, the Court House was filed
and so was the programme Jas the striker.
cxpectcd). Chcnoweth was called upon
10 speak, and lie did speak, and lis speech
can be briefly reported ms follows:
lst. Pioneer and Democrdt--a sheet only
used by those who oppose my side, no one
else has chance liberty, tyranny, Amcri
MH fagj Ai(alutia; never addressed crowd
before, etc.
I'd. /. |. Stevens--las been educated
military men good for nothing but to com.
mand slaves Stevens created the war and
declared martial law interfered with the
courts, and rem0red those trho opposed hin,
sent armed bodies to arrest courts, etc; Ca
great appeal 10 the volunteers here insert.
ed, and m Ollusion TO the fact that the
speaker owned steamer that carried vol
unteers and had not been paid for i). Then
followed an attack on the Governor for
not paying, or causing to be paid, debt
he had uIjusty contracted. Interspersed
with these reW9rks, were some desullory
observations on the Governors Indian pol
icy and the speaker informed his hearers,
that before Gov. Stevens arrived the chiefs
had never been able to get all to agree
upon way, bat so soon as the GorerROy
called than tget1sr they all agreed -ocoa.
Honed by Tie threats Of Tic Gorvnor, and 6v
aOthiRg else
The cxjudge sat down amidst most
Intense silence end after several calls,
Col. Is. f, Shaw arose aud answered the
attack upon oil parties, by brief yet point.
ed illusions TO facts against the sophisms
Of the ex judge. Col. Shaw's remarks were
like his acts, short and directly to the
point, and under no circumstances to lie
misunderstood and his allusions to the
acts Of the gallant volunteers, ns contra
distinguished to the statements of their
traducers, were received with frequent ap-
plause from the audience.
His answer to the assertion that the In
dams were coerced into their treaties bv
hredt' from Gov. Stevens, was very sim
pie. He merely said that he was present,
and that such assertions were false.
After Col. Shaw concluded, the ex-judge
responded that he would not say that what
Col. Shaw had asserted wus false and so
"dried up"
After some others had spoken, Col. Nor.
ris IL. Frost addressed the meeting, and
gave some Of bis experience on the martial
law question, and undoubtedly scored and
used up the exjudge severely. His allu,
Slons were understood by oil of the old de.
moeracy, and duly appreciated and his
tribute to the worth and services of Gov.
SieVens was recciTed with shouts of up
plause.
The meeting then separated, the OK.
judge aud his strikers having been curried
of by sou-easter.
So ended the first attack upon Gov.
Stevens. r
, 1859-04-08
Cascades Rail Road !.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BOOKS
IN will be opened at Vancouver, W. T. on Wednes
day the first day OF June next, at o'clock, A. NJ for
the purpose Of receiving subscriptions to the capital
stock Of the Cascades Rail Road" In accordance
with An act entitled an act 10 Incorporate the Cas-
cadcs Rail Road Company" passed by the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory Of Washington on the Slst
day Of January, 1859.
b. B. BISHOP,
GEO. w. MURRAY,
Conimissi0nsrs.
Cascades, W. T., March 49, 1859. llwls
, 1859-04-08

FIrs at StsIIaeOom.-- learn that quite de-
.,-nc,ive FIRE occurred IN that place the evening
~ m. 9Th inst. whereby barbershop, tailor estab-
r.h,,ent, and the house Of Mr.. H. E. BRADLEY were
.0ti,ely consumed. The latter structure was occu-
Nd by the auditor of Pierce county and in IT, was
L.nt the records Of the county, its financial affairs
~ ali of which we are informed, have been destroy
81 The loss Of these will prove serious incOnveni.
~, 10 the people Of that county, and may result in
strOSblesome litigation. The loss, otherwise, We have
nj been informed Of. Further particulars will be
given hereafter.
, 1859-04-08
OLYMPIA PRICES CURRENT -RETAlL,


THURSDAY EVENING, April 7, 1859.
very moderate trade has characterized the frst
week Of April, which is perhaps parity attributable
to the falling of the De Schutes bridge, on Sunday
last which has had the effect of checking the arrival
Of produc from the interior, nearly all kuds ofwhich
are scracc, and in fair request.
We quote Flour, before, at $40 per bbl with the
prospect Of figure ruling slightly in advance, unless
shipments may arrive from Oregon, as expected
Wheat, 81 rs per bash; Oats 7jc.; Bacon hog round
20 2jc per ID. Beef, gross, l2kc. Pork do, l2kc
Mutton, do, Sc. Butter, SOC. Lard, 22c. Eggs 4Oc
per dOz. Cheese none in the market.
By the arrival Of the overland mail this morning
placing US in possession of advices form Portland
Oregon, Of April 4th, we note quotations of produce
in that market as follows Flour per Dbl. best ST.
Wheat, 81 90 a 81 II. Oats, Csc. Bacon, Is lie.
Butter dull, 2j SOC. Laid Ice. Eggs per doz. 25
27c. These figures are somewhat higher then were
ruling n month since, when heavy shipments OF Ore
gon Butter were returned from San Francisco--l2J
cents being all that was offered for It in that market
Oar farmers will readily note the comparison so great
ly in favor Of our market.
, 1859-04-08

A shoclI!---About five minutes after o'clock on
Saturday morning last, q shock Of an earthquake was
ssusby fell by the citizens of this locality. Its con
,puance is said to have been about II minutes-the
oscillations being apparently from north to south.
The night was perfectly calm and although no dam.
Az, was done that we are aware Of, buildings and
their loose contents were considerably shaken, and
,,e Of our more neighbors no little alarmed
This i, the first visitation of the kind here in the
affection Of that celebrated individual" the Oldest
rbabitant.'
, 1859-04-08
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN
TO The PUBLIC.

d 10 IHE PVBLiC.
T1ms cELEBnxrED oix-PRErExDrEo 10
i ngthlag bnt shai / /. w 4 pess s.a ussaals
What Il Is uot soue q Is iirai lmllafora doafer
I've c1H n nhllc approval God fcIy extensive s1|1l
W California; haa been plpnounced hy he rntiic ~
any other aitsis sonpseus sssls,i i, 6ai j =
UNRNALLED M IT'S MEDICAL EFFICIENCY
In most cases of complaints 10 persons travelling n
theee days o RAPID tnln1l from k1li y Wcsis Nor
70 South. who are constantly changing their water A.
well theiT climate; Who are drinking, ndecd dozan
ands Of water IN even twcniyfcur hours, and each
danght containing somc property acting N chemical
aa,agoai,n % The PIessains ore thereby eansinf %
positively and ablouiey rectssary 70 counter
acting agent. From ne net that tha i4l -,
LONDON CL0B HOUSE GIHs "
act as We know il yin act.as an aniidols we cond.
dently prescribe Il a. Tie very bost article ~ ne conn
tty. The name o( : Aromatic achcIfam Srhnanpavo
has never been attached In any Eay 70 thh article.
Ia hrst prcsenung The
a." LONDON ClUB HOUSE GIN gnI4
To TIE public my aim Uaa % rite fhem a pafe ,nh =
ubadueratsd oftice q On and 70 call i b. I rrhi
name The sueeess attending its inlrcductisn and
extensive sale in California y sufficient nunnnfes
Of ths high appreciation Of he article By eonsumera
Various parties have nom time % tine rat m af1|
shipped 70 California article which fhcy can CLrn
HorsE GN.n Ny Gin, which has gained such fep-
utation in California, y branded On The eases,
"Old London Club Houe Cin.--Um Il. NJ
The bottles also have White hbti rlsh lae slmi-
ie o. my signAtnre- caution Al parties 70 bqrnye
VIZ. n. DAf.y, aits4 g
13Ifb NEW YonK.
, 1859-04-08
WOOD AND Willow VARE EBE,

at prices to DEFY COMPETITION.
In addition we also keep on hand full and complete
assortment Of
5PTIIllJ5f3S EAiEIID QgOl2lOA03la
of every des ,ripton, comprising LINEN AND CoTToS
SEINE TwINE, MANILA AND CcTTON ROTE And CoRns,
LINEN AND COTTOH COP LINES BARBOws SHOE
TnREAD, SALMON GuLING TwINE, NETS AND SsISEs.
FISH Hooks AND LINES, WRArPISU AND SEWING
TwISEs, &C., &c.
Trad are respectfully solicited to call and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, feel
fdent. from our long experience in the business and
complete knowledge Of the articles suited to the trade
as well superior facilities for obtaining goods at
the LOWEST EASTERN Prices, that we will be enabled
t, give more full and complete satidIcon, and sell
LowER than any other house in tic city. 3m.Ois
, 1859-04-08
ESTATE OF CHRISTOPHER WATKINS
DECEASED. --. IL

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CREDIT
~ Of said deceased requiring them and all per-
sons having claims against him his estate to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers, within year
after the date of this notice, to at my Office In the
town of Whatcom, Wbatcom eoHnty, W. r., or they
will be forever barred, unless such claim be not yet
due or contingent.
Every claim presented to the Administrator must
lie supported by the affidavit Of the claimant that the
amount Is justly due, that no payments have been
made thereon, and that there offsets 10 the
same, to the knowledge of the claimant.
WIN. McNAIR,
Administrator.
whatcom, March 20, 1859. 4wl9
, 1859-04-08
RLACKNNIIHLNGl.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT. a
Il fully inform the citizens Of Olympia and ~ q
the public generally, that he has removed his W
stock and tools from the old stand at Dickerson to
the building door east Of Westbrooks Livery sta
BILE, where he Is prepared 10 execute all kinds Of
Blacksmithng on the shortest notice. Repair
ing and shoeng done as cheap the cheapest IN
Wagons ironed after the latest and most ap-N II
proved patterns, and all manner Of Blacksmith } v
Ing done in W0rknanlike manner. Give me a call.
J. T. GUERIN.
Olympia, March ., 1859 lGtt
, 1859-04-08

E5'E MARRIED, T-T
At the house of A. C. Writ, in Pacihc county, W
IL, ~; 6y JonN BRIscoE, Probate Judge, JOEL W
AuhSOh Esq, and Miss'S0PHIA S. kIMBALIA
, 1859-04-08
RAAGR& &Y @AQQRR9Rs

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earn Fadn s AIow Com Starch Tartar ido
ALL or WHICH Will BE SOLD LOW s1sy
, 1859-04-08

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
County Of Thurston.
In the District Court of the Third JEdivAl District.
TO WILLIAM n. PATTLE;
You are hereby notified that Albion =.
Cove has filed complaint against you in said Court,
which will come to be heard at the first term Of
the Court which shall commence more than three
months after the twenty-ifih day Of February, A. d.
1882 and unless you appear at said term and answer,
the will be taken confessed, and the prayer
thereof granted. r..
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to en-.
force the payment OF q certain promisory note given
by said Pattle 20 said A. D. Cove, for s235 a. with
its interest according to the tenor thereof
ELWOOD EVANS,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Said complaint and notice hled a: Port T0wnsead
on the lAth day OF February, 1859. l2vlt
, 1859-04-08

For the Pioneer and Democrat.
Great Democratic Meeting at
Port Townsend!
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SlierifS Sale.

DY virtue of Decree of Foreclosure to dircc-
- ted issued out of the Hon. the District Court of
the lith Judicial District, in and for the County of
Nevada Whereas on the 2Ist day of December,
A. p 1853 a final jud gment and decree render
ed in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
District of the State Of California. in and for the
county of Nevada. in favor of THOMAS FAUT
and against JAMES ID. WEAR and JOHN W.
WEAR for the sum of Fifteen Hundred and Eighty
Dollars, debt, with interest the said at the
rate of four per cent per month from the rendition
judgment until paid together with all of suit.
And whereas on the said 2lst day of December A..
u. 1858, it was ordered and decrced by the said
court, that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff com
plant be forecloscd and the property therein des
scribed. to wit All the following described prop
erty situated in the county ofNevala, viz a lot
land situated in the town of French Corral contair-
ing eleven more or less. being the lot whcE
the Nebraska Hotel now stands and being enclosed
BY 4 rail Fence including the said Nebraska Hotel
and all buildings aud houses thereon erected
Also another lot of land situated in said French
Corral lying opposite to said Nebraska Hotel. ad-
joining land of j. B. Murphy, being enclosed, ais
by fence and containing one acre. more or les :
said two lots of land incu ling the tracts OF land
formerly known a the Baldwin Digsett claims
the Benningrr claim and the Busenus claims 3:
So all the furniture in said Nebraska ,tl acJ a:
the personal property of said Defendants on
said premises.
Notice is hereby given that viii expose to pub
lie sale all the above described property, to
highest bidder, 70 cash. in front Of the Go Housc
door in Nrva'a city. On SATURDAY. Il b Law
ofJan. A. u. 1859. between the hours of 10 lock
and r.. "
Given under my hand this 931 dnv "f D-"crnhe
IS5S 6. W BORING, Shelf.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
Notice Of Mechanics Lien.

State of California, County and Township of Neva-
da, ss. Before E. W. Smith, Justice of the Peace.
Milton T. Hogans VS. A. o. Felt.
Whereas the above named Plaintiff has commenc-
Ell his action against the above named defendent
for the enforcement of q Mechanics Lien on the
following described premises, viz: All that certain
house, tenement and appurtenances, situate lying
and being in the town and County of Nevada and
State aforesaid, the same being erected the
tain lot of land situate on Broad street. in said town
of Nevada, the south side of said street. bounded
the east by lot belongingto Mrs Won Poellnitz, on
the west by lot owned by James Hoe, having afront
on Broad street of about six fee; and running back
to Spring street about forty feet said Spring street;
said building being now occupied by said A o. Felt
as dwelling or lodging house. Now, therefore all
persous holding claiming liens the said prem
ises are hereby notified to he and appear before me-
at my Office. in the city of Nevada the goth day
df January, 1882 then and there to exhibitthe proof
of their said liens.
E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace
Dated at Nevada city, on this 9th day of January
A. ID. 1859.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

4 Forest in a Lake. A correspon-
dent of the New Orleans Delta writing
from Virginia, speaks of the great Salt
Pond, near White Sulphur Springs, as
follows:
at derives its name from the fact
that some years ago the Inhabitants
used to place salt in the valley where
the pond now exists to attract deer and
cattle. There was a spring which rose
in this valley, and after flowing short
distance above ground, descended into
mother earth. To this spring the ami
mails came to drink from their tramp
ing, or some other cause, its passage into
the earth was c!ossd The valley by
degrees filled with wtaer, which by
being unable to escape on account of
the mountains, submerged the forest. 1t
now covers space from 800 to 400
yards across, and reaches depth of so
to 90 feet. The water is so clear that
you can see the submerged forest. 1t
presents most singular appearance.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

NTATE OF ca LIF UnNI-t, 'Vultl o! NJ n
~ Township of Nevada. By vir'ue of an Exc
cution to me delivered issued from the Court Of
John An lcrson. Esq acting Justice Of the Pea e
in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date ljt
day of November, A. n, 1858. to satisfy ju'cmen
rendered by said Court on the 18th day Of Npvcm
Der. A n. 1858. in favor of JAMES MCLEAN an
against A GRADER and BARUH for the sum g.
$50 90 debt interest damages and costs of suit !
have taken in Execution. and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash. the following described proper
ty to- wit A House and Lot situated on the or
road leading from Nevada city to Washington, an,
in the County of Nevada. known the Baruh
house and lot will sell the at the Court
House door. in Nevada city, on SATURDAY the
Ist day of January, n 1859. between the hours ot
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock, P NJ. of said day -
Taken ms the property of A. Graber and Baruh to
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
U. 5. GREGORY, Constable.
Nnrnda Dec 10Th. ISIS.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

/ BRIEF, BUT COMMON HIsToRY-I saw
him first at social party. He took but
a single glass of wine, and that at the
request of young lady with whom lie
conversod.
saw him next, when he supposed
he was unseen, taking a glass to sat
isfy the slight desire formed by his So
cial indulgence. He thought there was
no danger
saw him again, with :hose os his
own age, meeting at night, to spend
short time in convivial pleasure. He
said it was only innocent amusement.
l met him next, late in the evening.
in the street, unable to reach home. |
took him thither. He looked ashamed
when we next met.
l saw him next reeling in the street.
A confused stare was upon his counte-
nance, and words of blasphemy was Oh
his tongue. Shame was gone!
saw him yet once more. He was
pale, cold, motionless. and was carried
by his friends to his last resting place.
In the small procession that followed.
every head was cast down, and seemed
to shake with uncommon anguish.
His fathers gray hairs were going to
the grave in sorrow. His mother wept
to think she had given birth to such
child.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

DY virtue of an Execution to me directed and de-
ID Ivered issued 1t of the Hon. District Court of
the Sixth Judicial District, the Sth day of Dec.
A. D. 1855, in favor of WM r. GARRISON ami
against j. NJ HARDIN and J. d. BRISLOT for
the sum of Four Thousand Five Hundred and thir
ty four IS 100 Dollars, debt, with interest the
said sum of s 534 66. from the sth day of Decem
ber 1855 at the of two per cent per mouth. to
gether with $40 9j costs of suit. have levied up
on tho followiug described property to-wit Al!
the right title. interest stock shares of the de-
fcn.ian is of in and to the Omega Water Ditch Co.
situated in Washington township. Nevada county
Notice is hereby given that will expose to pub
lie sale. all the above described property. to the
highest bidder for cash. in front of the Court llouS
door in Nevada city. on SATURDAY. the lji!
day of January. A. 1859, between the hours o! l.
o'clock A. N and P N.
Given under nv hand this 23l day Of December
A. D. 1855. :. W. hpEINt. SherlH.
pr II Ii N .l,rSnn b.