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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
CASH! CASH! CASH!
$500! $1,000: $4,000!

LIVERY MAN in Marshall County and srr-
rounding country has n rial chance for
making the above sums at any time by calling On
M soon and securing the following tracts or parcels
of Choice and Extra Lands in the Couaty of Marics,
State of Missouri.
have over 2lO) acres in Lots Of ~. so and l6l
acres. miles from vienna, the County seat. ;'nd Z
to II miles from the Rlilr,ld and , miles frorr
Gasc0nade X YER Also. - acres at Chuirc Land
in Crawford County. l2 miles from Railroad.--
Also 329 acres in Wcync County, = miles from
Railroad.
All of these Lots OF narccs of Lands are Of the
very best quality. They graduated
shilling acre Lands They AL ia the heart
Ola thicklv ssilcd and fast growing country. |
will sell ~ 50 or ] CD pieces, and any person
NAV go AMI see them, AMI if they don't prove "a
represented then no sale. Twill trade for improved
lands around sbont here good terms Now is
YOUR timc without DELAY. Call ON the Agent,
CHARLES WHITMOkE,
AT his Warehouse the Depot.
n. b. ramalso Agent Cor the Charter Oak Life
Insurlnce Co. OF Hartford, CT. For further infor
nation call ON Inc and get pamphlet.
tn37m6l CIV.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

New SrocK.-Owing to indisposition
last week we neglected to notice several
important local items. among the rest. the
fact that the proprietor of the Regulator"
had received an immense stock of New
Goods, and that he was selling them at
Unprecedented low prices. causing the null
titudeto exclaim that the good time, long
looked for. when people could buy goods
as cheap in Plymouth as in the Eastern
cities. had come at last From the crowds
that flock into his store daily carrying a.
way large bundles. we rather think he will
have to keep an agent buying all the time
at New York to keep up his stock.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
srARKE COUNTY REPUR-
LICAN CONVENTION.

All the legal voters of the county Of
Starke who are opposed to the action and
extravaganza of the present corrupt Adj
ministration are respectfully invited to
assemble in MASS CONVENTION in
KNOX. on Saturday. tie ooh Of August,
1859. for the purpose of efecting more
permanent organization of the Republican
Party in said county, and also to nominate
candidates to fill the different vacancies in
the county offices at the next October
election. COVE One, CoNE ALL!
By order of Central Committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

RAIN AT LAsT.-A fine soaking rain
fell here yesterday afternoon, which was
much needed and viii do immense good to
the corn and potato crops. Some por-
tons of the county were blessed with fine
showers on Saturday night and Sunday
last, but very. little fell here. ? In this
county, should the weather continue ia
vorablc. there will probably be an average
crop of corn raised, but potatoes are ex-
pectcd to fall short. unless the late plant
ing should yield better than usual.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

The semi annual Convention Of the Ed
itors of Indiana was held at Indianapolis
on Thursday the 22d ult The attendance
ives slender. and no business of any i'm
portance was transacted. To insure gen.
eral attendance Of editors at these semi-an-
ual meetings the freedom of the city must
be extended to them. and passes over all
the roads sent them in advance. They are
generally too poor to attend If it costs any
thing. The next meeting is to bs held on
Ne 18th of January, 1860. and full at
tendance is requested. DR.. E. w. H. Ell
LIS has eonssntsd to deliver IN address on
he occasion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
Special NOTICES.
HALLS LING RALsAM, in all cases, gives

HALLS LING RALSAM, in all cases, gives the
best of satisfaction.
HALLS lung BAlSAM, has wrought
more cures since its introduction than any other
COACH medicine.
HALLS t0TGH BALSiM is endorsed BY our
leading physicians tho safest anu best remedy
now before the public.
HALLS LUNG BAISAM is safe to use a.
mong children, aud yet powerful in cases of chronic
pulmonary disease.
HALLS LING BALSiM brings in certificates al
most daily off its wonderful in all ptrs of the
country.
HALLS BALSAM for the Lungs is sold
by Pcrsliing Co, and T. "A. Lemon, and by agents
in every town in the country. In39
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague should
not spare either time, trouble expense, to pro-
cure Or. Ho>tetterss Celebrated Bister'.
whose bcniicent effects upon the human system
has beer clearly proved TO those who have been
stricken down in short space OF time by this dread
ful curse, whose checks arc wan and meagre. and
whose nights are sleepless and restless. and whose
eyes are dim and sunkcn, with deatii staring them
i'm the face, this compound must prove blessing:
snatching them as 1t were from the very mouth oil
the grave None can know It's true value until they
have tested it. When all others have failed, these
Bttcrs have restored the sufferers to pristine health
Their popularity in all the Western and Southern
parts should introduce them to all families.
Sold By druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
U-Sec advertisement in another column (n39l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

The Commissioners appointed under an
act Of the late Legislature to investigate
and report claims due the State from in
dividuals and corporations commenced
their labors. as we have previously MOTTO
cd. some weeks ago. A large mass OF
testimony respecting matters under their
has been accumulated but
no definite action in reference to what may
be embraced in their report has been taken.
On Friday the board adjourned. to meet
again in November. when the labors devol-
wing on it will be concluded, Ind Jour
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
We arc greatly indebted to the Home

We arc greatly indebted to the Home
Insurance Company Of New York for a
copy of Higginson's Map of Europe COM
prising Sardinia. Switzerland and Italy.
with large part Of France and Germa-
ny. Had the war continued it would have
served us valuable purpose; as it is it
Afforded us considerable qualification. be-
ing on larger scale than any map in our
of those countries.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
louisville, Aug. 2

The following Congressman are elect
Ell:
LIST District-R. Burnett, democrat
sccon'l. Peyton. democrat. probably; 81;
Breystow, opposition; 4th. Anderson. OPP
position; 9TH, Branson. democrat: 9th.
Garnard, democrat. probably; 9TH, Mai
Tory. opposition; 9Th. Simms, democrat
probably; 9th, Moore. Democrat. probably
l0:h, Stevenson. Democrat The returns
Indicate the election of Mayoffin. democrat
for Governor, AMI that the State L,si>la-
ture on joint ballot will have small dem
ocratic majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

Horse TmEF.-We spoke last week Of
young Tucker having swappcd horses with
stranger and that the mare and colt he
got had been claimed by third party
Mr.. Tucker, the father of the lad. requests
us to say that he will give $50 for the re-
covery of his horse, which is an iron gray,
three years old, with white spot in his
forehead, small head and ears, low on the
weathcrs. steep rump, slim tail and black
toOc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

to be true. Was it overlooked inadver
tently Of deslgnedly? In either case the
then incumbent showed that he was "not
infallible, and that there was still room fol
him to learn something in regardto coun-
ty affairs and the duties incumbent on him. "
In the second place we charged that the
County Library Or,ler for $500 with S19s
interest. making S693, had not been re.
ported, which made the county indebted
ness that much more. At first the Demo
crat tried to make ont that it had been re-
ported, and that it was unprecedented TO
count the interest. In the next place it
took the ground that the Library order
"was issued long before the ex-Auditor
came into Office; consequently. if it was
not reported, it was no fault of 50
Was it not his dnty to ascertain the true
condition of the county finances to enable
him to make a correct report? He could
easily have ascertainel in the course of a
year or two after going into office, had he
investigated the matter whether it had been
reported or NOT, but :his he utterly failed
20 do, and at the end of his two terms is
unable to state any thing definitely about
it. In the third place we charged that the
ex-Auditor had received during his eight
years. service $500 in the shape Of extra
allowances more than the law justified
To this the Democrat makes no reply,
thereby tacitly admitting that the charge
is true. That being the case ought he not
to to refund the amount with interest to
the county Treasury? We have al o allu-
ded to the extraordinary amount paid for
Appraising the Real Estate of the County.
and the unprecedented amount expended
for Stationery for the use Of the County,
but the Democrat has nothing to say in
explanation or extenuation of its party's
1t sees the facts staring it
in the face, and although frightful spectres
to behold, it feels that there is no use in
kicking against the goals. But, in con-
clusion, we would hike for it to tell us
whether it believes that there was actually
1910 worth of Stationery used last year
in the several county Offices. We are free
to say that we do not. We know the
county has had to pay to that amount for
that purpose, bot we do not believe that
half of it was used if bought, although the
supply on hand is not large. Ordinarily
$3.50 ought to bny all the Stationery re-
quired in this county for ycsr. Perhaps
500 more was required last year for the
use of Appraisers. There are more ways to
kill dog besides choking him to death en-
butter. During the Florida war the Demo
cratic office hollers would contract with a
steamboat or ship owner for the transpor-
tstion Of army stores, de-. at cxhorbitant
or double rates, on condition that he
would receipt the bill in full on the pay
ment of one half the amount agreed on
Every body understands who got the 9TH
er half. Democrats all understand this
method of filing their pockets.
When the Republican Clerk and Com
missioners, which the people intend to E.
lect in October, are inaugurated, stop
will be put to such abuses, and the awful
leak now existing ferrcted out and expo
sed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
TO NON-RESIDENTS

INHE undersigned with the County Surveyor.
n will, on Thursday, the 18th day Of August,
1883, at I'D O'Clock, a. M. OF said day. proceed to-
survey and locate the corners of his lind in section
=, township 33, range east, in Marshall County,
lndi ana; to meet ON the prem scs, and continue
from day to day until all is SURVEYED.
Non residents who fail to meet the Surveyor nj
the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide.
for deirayng their portion of the expense of said
survey, will be retained the county Auditor, and
suc'i delinqucnccs placed on the tax duplicate and
collected acc riding to law.
G.. w. B0YCE,
July 2o, Is5o-3St3 printers fee 5000
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
Chicago Markets.

The Chicago papers Of yesterday report rise of 2
G@ &c. IN prime qualities ofnew Wheat. Sales of
No White were made at 81 lI6l Is; and No l
Red at 81 05@l ~. Corn, No. |, in Store, il
quoted at 81 y a 62c Oats 26@27. Potatoes 80
@95c and 81 OO@l 05. Onions 6o@7Oc Hides
16@ z iordry Hint $685. for full trimmed. Tai
low I0s4@IIc. Lard l05l@Ilf1. Dried apples
7@Sc for common to good. and s. @9c for choice.
Eggs l@l:c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

CIncrs.-We notice some flaming post
crs stuck up round town from which we
CLEAN the information that the Rail Road
Circus will exhibit in this place to NOR
row. Those fond of amusement will find
this probably equal to other similar insti-
tutions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
The following a.ttcring notice is taken from tn

The following fattcring notice is taken from the
Portsmouth (Olio) Sciofa Valley Republican, Of
April 3. 1858: ~
ScAxpIxAvIA.-A friend writes to Us for our ''rcal
opinion" of DR.. Rolack's Scandinavian Remedies,
xhere he can obtain tlem-and why they call
cd sScandinavan," and we are frequently asked
the same question. Scandinavia is the ancient
name of Sweden and Norway, and Scandinavian,
that is Swede or Norwegian, affectionateIy call
his country 'sScandinavia." in the sumo sense as
we speak Of "CoIumbia,' or "The Union" BY
the way. there are over nine thousand Scand;na-
Wan families in Dane County, Wisconsin Al
though a citizen of this country for MANY years,
DR.. Roback is Swcde by birth, and compounds
his Medicines Of Swedish herbs, we think the name
is very appropriate. We have the highest opinion
of the Medicines, and of DR.. Roback himself, who
is not only snguarly skillful physician. but gem
tIeman Of the Old School, we know pesonally. -
Our advertisement columns will answer the rest Of
our friends letter. See advertisement. fn39.]
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

g The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for August has
been received, and we have perused the
most of its articles with great pleasure and
interest. 1t is one of the aL,sst and best
literary magazines published on this side
Of Atlantic. We can furnish it to our
subscribers at 80 per annum.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

KANSAS CoSsTrTUroNAL CONVENTION.
A telegraph dispatch dated St. Louis,
July Goth. says: The Kansas Constitu-
tional Convention adjourned sine de to-
night. The constitution was adopted by
a vote of 81 to 10. All the Democrats vo-
ting against and refusing to sign it."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
MARRIED

On the 18th ult-, by Rev. G.. H. Thayer, Mr..
LAwsEscE KELLEY and Miss JASk GEnAsD, all Of
Bourbon
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
BOLLES. SMITH & co.

l2I axe Street. CT IcAGo.
Agents for the North W csicrn States also. Deal
ers in Patent Medicines generally. ln34,ll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

OF. LoUIs, rug. :. :
The whole Republican ticket is elected
with the exception Of Clerk Of Criminal
Court a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

SANDY Hook. Aug. 3.
No signs of the Persia now due with
three days later news.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
A CARD TO TIE LADIES.
DIR. DTFONiO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEUiLES

IL Arc iinalliblc for
removing Stoppa:es or
Irregularities of the
Mcnses.
The pills are nothing
new, but have been used
by the Doctor in his
practice for many years.
both in France and
America, with un2arsl-
lcled success, in every
case; and he is urged by
many thousand ladies
who have used them, 10
make the Pills public.
for the alienation of
these suffering from any
Irregularities whatever.
preventative to ladies
whose health will not
permit of an increase OF
family. :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

Pregnant females, o
those surprising then :
selves SO, are cautioned
'gainst using pills while
in that condition, IA rho
proprietor assumes no
responsib lily after the
above almoui;ion, al
though their mildnc $
would preveBtany iniu-
nv % health /; otherwise
these pills are recon.
mended. Directions ac-
complaining each Box.
PRIcE 81 90.
n B--A>k for DR. Du-
ponce : Golden Pills
See signature on every
box. You then obtain
4 pill you may depend
upon.
Lrdlics by enclosing
trr of tho a.reptS .olo,r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

july p, Is5o-3st3 lPriprcr's fec. s9.0o.i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
NO Tdf,E.

FINAL settlement Of the Estate nr Th, s
N Alexander, deceased, will Tc had be-
fore the Ordinary at Prkens G. H. on Mon
day the 18th day "f June next. Persons il {.
tcrcstcd therein must govern themselves ne
cor,lingly. Those indebted must pay up. and
those having demands against said Estate
must render thcm to me, legally attested, be-
fore that day.
DAN'L. ALEXANDER, Ex'or
Feb I. 1859 80 :im
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Another Comet Coming!

Ill persons indebted to me hy Note or
4 n .Nccouut that wishes to 81 vc cost would
do well to come forward and settle by the
10Th December next, rs ! am closing up my
business here. AIler hat time they will find
their Mites and .Ntcoun,s IN tho hands of an
Officer for collection. So hurkcn to the call, !,
us am determined 10 carry out what say.
NJ. +. MITCHELL.
Pickcns G.. IT,. Nov. lS. Is IT.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
Estate Notice.

THERE will be . final settlement made of tho
L Estnte of y. T.. White, deceased, in tho Or
dinnry's Office, on Monday the llth day of
April next, to which notice is asked. Those in
dcbtcd TO the Estate must make payment, and
those having demands against the same should
render them to me, properly attestcd, OH on be-
fore that day.
W. W. WHITE, Admir-.
Jan 3, 1859 u 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
Wonders of the Universe.

Prof. Mitchell, in n late lecture on tic
wonders of the heavens, snid:
Light tray crSrs space mt the rate of mil
lion miles minute, yet the light from the
nearest star requires ten years to reach the
earth, and llcrSchcl'S telescope revealed tarS
two thousand three hundred times further
distant. The great telescope of Lord Ross
pursued these creations of God still deeper
into space, and having resolved the nchIl;r
of the milky way into stars, discovered other
systems OF Stars-bcautiiul diamond points,
Sittcrng through the b'ackncss hcvomi. -
When he behold this amazing abyss. when
he SAW these systems scattered prptuSclv
throughout space, when he reflected upon
their immense distance, their enormous mag
nitude and the countless millions of worlds
that belong to them, it seemed To him ms
though tho wild dream Of the German poet
was more than realized.
God called man in dreams into the vc>ti-
bule of heaven, saying come MP hithcr and
| will show thee the glory or my house. -
And tn his angels. whOStood about his throne.
he said, take him. strip linn OF his robes of
flesh. cleanse his affections, put new breath
into his mosrilS, but touch not his human
heart the heart that fears and hopes and
trcmblcs. \ momcnt and it was done. and
the man stood ready lorhis unknown voyage
Under the guidance of II mighty angel, with
sound of flying pinions they spcl away from
I,,. Min o",I, ';,'., i noI ,''S' '', "h
C,L.9 r. tI,,I. NH MI ~. - tm 81
&, io,'r,,, f "'',''' '','o w.
M - t, 'ID. i;., ,I",,'"" ] I",'
m 49, u,,', Ioo,, m,',o o'' 80 .i''I
hnzv cloud.
moot H. E,ht. ,hn i;,rht with lnsSn. s,,noI
no,,,o -, ma, ,I,a, ,,,,. IL
,;nr, M emu. nm,,,,,I tLr,,, ,,,,,,nn,t H.,
i@,l;,, "F i',.,.. 't;
Has Of tTT,l;,lht. ,hon o.,,;n H., Nh,
hand AMI thc loft on,'cnrcJ n,nrc cons ,e1in.
fins A., lat III, Tx, so,L I,,,,, ,,.,.;,,n.
:. In,cl ."n' ,,,n,,r r,r,I,n.. lnt ,,nE" I,Ss3,,
in thG crave and hide mysrlr fro" the ;ntim'
i,nIr' ~ tLn rr;vnr,r In, onL u,crn ;sn,no ,,
EnI !. thcrr'nnr, }, L,,monInI M o,,,,oI
and from the elit;criut stars thnt ,hnnr
orounL thcrc cnmn - choral sh,ut .Eu1
there is noucv End is thcrr nonc9' End
i, there nonc?' demanded thc onm,l o,,,in :.
.oud is il tlis that ownS thv soul anx,yr,.
end thcrc is none 10 the universe or 5io,I,
Lpl also there is no bcrinuinov
-
TwuLGHT.-Of all the MYRIAD sources of
enjoyment which nature unfolds to man, |
know few equal to those elected by bal
my summer sunset. The idea is old, but
rving. Thee is sometime in the Hour So
tender, so holy. so lrnhSht with simple vet
sublime associations, tlint it belongs rather
to heaven man 20 earlh: ihG curtain that
,i, u"T,, o t"' r1 w.! ''t" ";I "ttcc''''S on
Interests its rommnn.nIarSS ,,;strac,ionS i'v na.
gone bv. and the season of intclligemcc, Of
Imagination, of spirituality, is dawping.-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
A Pocket Book Lost.

IN the road leading from the Falls to Walhal-
" In, last Saturday morning. containing n
three dollar bill of South Carolina money. 55
cents in chnngc one gold Ring and one small
Loci'et, with hair in il.
j. III. BESEMFELDER.
Fob l6, 1850 30 tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
Final Notice.

Il FlNAL settlement Of the Estate OF James w.
a Couch, deceased, will he mnle in tho, Ortli-
nary's Office. on Friday the ljtlI Of April next.
All persons indebted thereto are required to
make payment Mt once: and those having de-
mands against the said Estate must render thcn,
to me, legally nttcstcd. on or hy that ,lny
CYNTHIA j. HENDRICKS, Admx.
Jan. 10. 1859 - BIN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
LAND FOR SALE,

TENHE subscriber offers lis VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND for sale. 1t is sit
ntcd in Pickcns district. and lies one mile
buIuw Jurrati'a bridge on i'ugnloriver. Tho
Tract contains Two Hundrcd and Nincty.six
Acres, 100 acres of which is good River and
Creek Bottom. The place is valuable and
improved. Terms made easy.
JESSE A. HALL.
Oct 81. 1853 II If
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Follow.Citizens! 1!

I WILL attend with The Tax Collector, at
d his appointments, for the purpose of taxi
ing the census of the District. Tax Payers
will obligo me by returning for their tcnauts
the number Of cachsfrcc white family.
WM. q. MULLINNIX.
Feb. 0, 1850 20 U
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M GsN HlN :

TilE Books. Accounts and Notes, assigned by
L lsscrtcl x Norman for tho benefit of their
creditors are in my hands Tor collection. The
necessity of the case requires that they should
he settled without delay.
j. +. liAGOOD, Assignee.
Oct g. 1853 ~ If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
A Friendly Notice.

Ill persons indebted to the Estate of
1 n Joshua Cox deceased must settle at
once. Those having demands against tile
Estate must render them in accorclingto law.
by his request. the largest notes are in the
haii'ls Of Mr. 4. B. Cox Tor an early settle
mcnt' ! prefer winding up the estate just
as soon as the law will admit, as far as am
concerned as one Of the administrators.
j. II. IIUNNICUTr, Admir-.
Feb, Do. 1850 81 If