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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12
LOCAL MATTaRe.

DAaISo Oufnsos.-- Cn Wednesday night
last the sroeesy store 81 j. Oscar 0oods. corner Of
Adams aud Broad streets, was foreibiy entered by
rear window aud robbed Of about e75 worth Of
groceries. The fobber then placed ream Of wraps
ping PAPER nader the counter, set IL on FIRE and ran
CT, doubtless expecting TO destroy the building -
Luckily the fire only extended to the counter,
where II burned for lime and then died out with
ont doing other damage Had tho house taken IRE,
the flames would doubtless have spread 70 Mr.
Barum'a wheeiwrishs shop, and might have proved
very destructive to The neighborhood.
STEAMER ScnULIz.-This pretty little
steamer has reached her wharf at Rockets, and
will at once resume her trips on the Chickaho-
miny river. Her polite and attentive commander
Capt. HILL, Informs US that she received but g
slight injury by running on suag, and that she
Is now ~ trim and neat 10 steamer can b
made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

HARDEE SEEDS--9AkDEN SEEDS.
VI II have received my supply Of sesds for this
&c ,son embracing all the popular varieties: which
are warranted fresh and aeuuine. aud raised by the
Ia past seasons. For sale by "A. BODt 4 Es.
" - No 10 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12
s~ New YoRK LIFE INSURANCE Co
PANY.-MUTUAL system.
Capital 81 ,595, oOl.S6i

Capital L 900 ,8OI.SSI
With Ons Hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
any lawful demand which the Company fail to pay.
~ per cent Of the annual premium will be loaned
the assured when desired.
Dividends declared annually, aud have averaged
about forty per cent.
If not iasarel, you should call at once and procure
f1attey en- your life. No matter whether young CT
old. married or single.
You should insure at once, for many reasons:
Firet-Eccuse IL 10 less EXPENSIVE than il will be
when You become older.
secoad-B Because If in HEALTH you will PASS med.
zeal examination and BE ACCEPTED
Thrd-ARE IS UNcxATAIx. and DELAYS ARE DANCE.
RoUs
WHO MAY INSURE
The MAN PROF 2s5loNAL or MON PROFESSIONAL who
do il. Because with LIFE the INCOME ckAsEs and 10
the loss OF q HUSBAND and FATHER may DO added kx.
POSTURE to IssyLT and PoyEsrr.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Ro 7. COLEMAN. NJ ID
JAS II. CONWAY. NJ. d.
Apply ct once to
GUS ~ w y yWvyogRrHAA.} Agents.
lso Main street.
Few doors above the Custom House.
W TRofTxR. General Agent.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
ovpa ma, Csypis,n Is Si0,Qq9o ,o0e;x rsrrn IN
THE UNITsD STATES,
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The Revenue Of the COMPANY derived IRON Pre-
mtums Of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
annually The ComPsny Y Therefore PREPARED %
damage By ire on BUILDINGS. MERCHANDISE. House
hold Furniture. as as ,onw liosrrl ssrTs
iaI-ts Once 100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

IN Bells. Albemerls Pippins AID Red
spApples; Roll Butter-a Very cho.ce article. from
Kockbridge coIuty. For sale by
TYbER Il SON,
fel2-iss lSs Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

EMGRANrs.-The plumber OF emgraHts who ar
rived at the port of New York, during the past
year, was rs $50 or los .lS6 less than during the
year Immediately preceding, aud 63 1853 less than
In 1856. OF shsss emigraDts, 3l,S74 were from
Germany, 1915 from ireland, and II 32i from
England
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

n~ HKaHING's FIaE PROOF Says
WITH Pow DER PROOF LoCKS.--We are in re-
CENT of n largo assortment of these Invaluable
Safes MArcharts jewelers. lqwy-is. &C. car
hardly M I'd riss their valuable accounts deeds
contracts sc. outside of TIA II protectors from
loss By FIRE and bu glars
KNOWLES wALFORD, Agents.
e lift Nc 81 Pearl street.
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SAM'L NJ PRICE,
VIM II GORDON,
VIM ] EG6LEsT0N,
John TEnPLE.

J3u,
NJ B-persnns indebted to The late concern Of
Price Watkins and those having claims against
IL will cali on Us tor settlement
N f-0lm co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12
MNor1os MIR. JonN WILLIAMS has

no au ori,y to collect bills elaine arising out
the sawing Min Business, on Nayo's Island. o.
otherwise, for Us. JNO dEo ulbSoN.
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s@-Co -PARrsEassIp NorIcB.-SAM'

~ Co PARTNERSHIP EorICB.-HAM
VI. PRICE having purchased the entire int
rest of JOEL d WATKINS. in she late concern Of
PRICE WATkfNs has associated with him in
n business VIM H GORDON and WIN EGGLf-
SION late of the house of T Pres Co. AMI
the style of
who will continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUSINESS, in the house recently occu
pied by PRICE 4 WATKINS. No Isl Maien at. square
below the Banks.
They respectfully solicit the patronage of Their
friends custt mers and the public.
With incres led facilities and experiences. they
hope to be able to Offer an assortment OF Goods at
ali times eausI to any in the city and such induce
mepts as will invite the patronage which they soli-
cit All orders for goods will be promptly aud faith
fully executed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

PULMONARY BALSAM.--A sure ana
L speedw Remedy for the cure Of Coughs. Colds.
asthma, g CUP, Wnooping cough. difficulty oil
bi ea.niag, &c Pr pared and sold by
A. BODEKER,
70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

ga FOR RENT.-VERY DESIRABLE
as.:s BRICK DWELLING HOUSE FOB RENT
With good brik Kitchen, dry cellars. gas, wafer
&c on Franklin strest, second door west Of Goth
afr. ct is for rent upon moderate terms. to puLc
tral tenant. Possession given lst Gay Of Anril--
Apply to hLFRt ID IHLoE'
ia I2-6tif Corner Franklin and Goth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

FROM MuscAf--rwo princes, sons of the late
Imauui OF Muscat, had died of ANAL pox at zan-
bar-Seyed Imochea died Oct. IL, Seysd Hamden
afflicted with elephantesis. died Oct. ~. The
small pox was raging fearfolIy at date, Nov. 4.
Tho mountains near Lynchburg, Va, were GOV.
cred with SNOW, on Thursday last.
New York. - So
kdwsrd uynes, Of Clinton, Mass, has been
seoteecsd 10 the stafe Prison for ton years, for
1snssaugbtsr IN killing hIs vie.
10 Dayton Ohio, issorits actr.ss announced
ssr osneus sad promised to give new hat 70
oi ladies', -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

ARwORY MONTGOMERY aUARD,l
= Hichuond. Feb 18th, 1859. !
W This Command will assemble ut Mi
Ii l;tarv Hall, on MONDAY evening, the 18th
inst. at TX O'clock, r Company Drill. Sergesnts
will notify their auads.
By order of the Lent Ccmms II ling.
JOHN MCDONALD. 0 2.
pe.-Ihe Contributing and Honorary members
are invited to Ii ct at the sans place On that eve
ming, ct sts O'Clock. f. 12-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

EBrGooD AND CHEAP PICTURES ALI
who want good PICrUREs AT COST, should come
ut once to II Main street Whitehursts old Gallery
as WATSON will remsin only few weeks longer.
Gf-eecollect. il you want cheap and good PIC.
TUKES you must call at y Main Street
ETrhe aALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale,
and will be sold low. ia 26-lInif
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LOST.

7 OST-A Negotiable Note Drawn BY
IL Ro A Marc in favor OF John W Camp at four
mcpthr from Dec 90, 1883. for one hundred and
eightytao doliars.and sixty -nve cents (sls3 IS J.
The public are cautioned against trading for ths
ABB We noto feIl-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

~ ~ THE MEM 8ERs OF SHOoKnE
w HILL DIVISION SONS OF TEMPE.
~ RsNHE are requested to attend st their
Y Division Room, to might. SATURDAY.
the 18th instant, pune 'ually at 81 o'clock.
full nd puucisal attendance ia highly to be de-
sired By order of the Worthy Patriarch.
PETEAFIfLD TRENT,
fel2-lt Recording scribe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

OsT.-Un 10th January, long bun
- die Of MAPS. weighing ten pounds. mark ed
'Dr Stribliog stzunton' A suitable reward viii! be
paid by leaving it at Adams' Express company's
eisce. IL s-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

Reg JAN. lsT, l859-MEMBEFs OF THE
MUTUAL BVNEFTT TIPE INSURANCE COMPANY The
Directors have declared a DIVIDEND of 10 per cent
on Premiums paid IN la57. They have ordered the
ma ment ~ the ELEVENTH DIVIDEND, declared
Jan lst 1857.
We have pail 10 Dividends since January ,st. 1854
8Tnorrtin9 ,lbt5.7 20
The DIVIDEND Of 40 per cent decar-
ed January lst. 1879 an cunts to-. lS5.4S ~
fe lG-5t KNOWLES q WALFORD, Agtf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

HA. Tia LARGEST AMBRoTYPEs FOB 30
CENTS, at pow Frs Strangers visiting The city.
will bear in mind that large size AmbrotyEes.
of the best 1ralitv can be had only ut Pow Frs
Gallery, Is, Main street, for 80 cents
Pearl Ambrofypes made My at POWERS, rrice
80 cents, 81 and upwards "Bewsre Of norse
takes' fe li-2lS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

CEED OATS, POTATOES, HAT, 40.
~ ANN bushels prime Eastern Shore SEED OATS
2noo bushels prime Prince Idsard islasd Mack
1000 bushels Northern white MIRCER PoTA-
ls'0 bales prime selected Northern HAT
CORN, MILL OPfAL, 10.
ha-Was,ms '-'s cIrxpIrINa q CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

yNANTED.--A nea', THY IsisH Graz.
w OF good character, who is willing 10 Cook
Wash and Iron. for a small family, can hear of a
situation By applying at this office i'm mcdatsly.
fe Ig-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

~ Co PARTNERSHIP NoTroE. - The
subscribers have this day associated themselves to-
gether Under the firm CT
f.. ". g. q. H. SUTTON,
And have taken the brick a. slated house. on
18th ~. Between NInin and cary,
FOR THE PUg POSE OP CONDUCTING
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
They viii give prompt attention TO the sale Of
FLOUR,
TOBACCO,
CORN,
And all kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
md also deal by wholesale in the best imported
and domestic
BRANDIEs, WINES. CIGARS. &c. &c.
GUAN0,
HAY and
LIME.
All Of wbict they will sell low for cash or city &C.
ceptanCes. sUTlDN, aR.
Oh SUTTON.
CARD-To all those vho have bestowed their
patronage upon the undersigned TOR the rasf hve
wears be desires to return his thanks and respect
fully solicts for the new firm q contisustion OF
their fayors. promising strict attention to sales aud
CHI SUTTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

ARYORY YOUNG GUARD LIGHT
= BATTALION. Feb. Ia. 1859. J
IN OpDsa No. TX.
Il Companies "a" and "B'' will PARADE
TUESDAY evening ia;h Infant at IL oc'tck. in
fun dress uniform-Fstigue Caps arm sc. In order
for inspection.
IT. Attend Rst'alion Teeting MONDAY night
,4th instant at u, o'clock FIR business BY order
of Capteins w l. SkTTERWHlTE. Co "A"
JOHN 8 RADY, Co B"
PR. WALDEN, III sarc.t,
A. F. PuCHER ! i3scetS "' fe I2-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

EES&sA CANE tony house GA Br2oke
W5A Avenue, between Clay and Leigh, o.
~-N-rsA the gath Of January last, viii 9 COW
(heieY) Has dark spois about her neck and RED
ears; abont or years old: has slit and under
Keel in her right ear, ard crop and slit in the left
ear The owner will please come fora ard prove pro
fe iar3.* JOHN I MANN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

WANTED--S liver CUIN.-For
w which will pay 81 Is per ounce which will
be shout 22S cen 8 a piece for SPANISH quarters.
Y JAHNKE, Watch Maker
ia 26-t3 75Ls Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

DANIEL CIRQUE KE PEA-"e ere
II again in receipt If this Extra Early Pea. which
gave 40 much eat sfseton Last year. being carrier
than envy other pea raised. c,Sx.cv,ou
GOD which we cau rlkommend. Also q full assort-
ment of Gai den Seeds. OF Dreers and Lsndreta's
'"i'ah WARiNH 4 pEAaCE, Druggists,
,n7 ksrnad AZ above 9Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

A LARGE lot dressed Fowls, Turkeys
h and Gee o, momently expected BY
fe IL POTTS, FARLEY 4 }, Cary ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

81 FOR RENT - J he property =
sM9 yond the Fair Grounds. known SIS "B
VIcIE" It conta rs about twenty Acres. a1d il
well suited for Market Garden. For terms. &c
applv TO Ed" AID MANI
70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12

tNANTED-LAND WARRANTS and
W LAND SCRIP, for which tho full market
price will be paid in cash. Land and Pelsion elaine
promptly attended to. by
GEORGE BAdBY,
Land and Pension A gent,
ia 2i-lm Opposite Goddiu's Hall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
WHOLE NO. 158.

about her, and said he would have bought
her were it not for his wife. had this in
formation from the owner of the girl
The girl was kept in a slaye-p'n on Sixth
street, and was visited by numbers, who
had learned her history. The u:eiaser
was very respectable gentleman, who
bought her for a nurse in his own family.
But who cannot guess her destiny? Here
was child of tender age apparently white,
herding with lot Of common negroes.
torn from her mother, and doomed to a
Mississippi plantation. while her father.
in the august Senate of the United States,
declaims Of Liberty. He stands co lily by,
while his own child, bearing his own line
aments. is taken iorcibly from her mother
and driven off with gang of slaves to a
distant land, among strangers. never again
to know q mothers love or caress, but to
be thenceforth the victim of a tyrant's lash
or lust She is the innocent profert and
proof of his own faithlessness to solemn
VOWS, and must be removed 10 safe dis
tance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
FORT WAYNE, GROCERIES, DC.

We would call tho attention of our Merchants to
tie advertisement in this weeks paper of the firm
of WILLIAMS g. HuEsTIs, Wholesale Grocers, Fort
Wayne, Ind. Their stock consists ola general as
sortment Of Groceries-together with every thing
that is usually found in a store, except Dry Goods
Their connection with Of the best, oldest and
sce knopn Houses in the East offers them facilitc:
in laying in their stock unsurpassed by any ofhrs
House in the Wea.
They arc therefore enabled to furnish any thing
in their line, freight considered, "a low as can be
boughtin New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, or ens
other market.
Fort Wayne is now within two or three hours
ride ofthis place, uninterrupted by any change OF
cars. Merchants therefore, in this place and vicin
~. can obtain any thing they need in the line 81
WILLIAMS & HUEsrIs, in few hours, thereby
voiding the expense, delays and loss Of time. occa
stoned by ordering from greater distance.
WILLIAMS & HuEsrrs have but one price, and
hose ordering from them, will obtain goods of the
same quality and price, as if there in person to pur
chase.
II you would therefore saveboth money and time
purchase of WILLIAMS and HUEsrIs, Wholesale
Grocers. No. IS, Columbia Street, Fort Wayns
Indiana. l3ms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
THE REPUBLICAN.

The following notice of our paper by the
81. 10. Register is almost as flattering to
our vanity as the curses which some Of the
leading Democrats in this region occasion
ally bestow upon it:
"Thc Plymouth Republican talks of add
ing one hundred to the Republican majori-
ty in Marshall County. to do their part to-
wards the $500 majority this District is
to give next fall for Republican Presi-
dent: and we agree with it that the first
thing to be done is to increase the circula-
tion of the Republican. 1t has done glo-
rious work already in rcvolutionizing the
County. and the wider its circulation. the
more enlarged will be its effective inhu-
cnce hereafter. And it deserves it too, for
it is one Of the most spirited, wide awake,
and energetically- edited Republican papers
in the State"
Thank you. Mr.. Register. Such COM
pliment from such source. We will be
par,loned. we are sure, by the reader, for
feeling proud of.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
JOHN BROWNS REPLY.
CHARLEsTowS, Jefferson Co.. Va. !
1st Nov, 1859. {
Ny Dear Friend Il. B. of r. T.,


Ny Dear Friend H. B. of r. T..
Your most cheering letter Of 9th Oct
is received. and may the Lord reward yor
a thousand fold for the kind feeling yor
express toward me; but the more especially
for your fidelity to the ''poor that cry. and
those that have no help" For this / an
prisoner in bonds. 1t is solely my OWL
fault. in military point Of view. that We
met with our disaster-I mean that min.
gled with our prisoners and so far sym
patllizcd with them and their families, that
/ neglected my duty IN other respects
But Gods will not mine be done.
You know that Christ once armed Peter
So also in my case, think he put sword
into my hand, and there continued it, SO
long as he saw best, and then kindly took
it from me. ] mean when first went to
Kansas l wish you could know with
wha. cheerfulness am now welding the
Sword of the Spirit" on the right hand
and on the left. bless God that it proves
mighty to the pulling down of the strong
holds" | always loved my Quaker
friends. and | commend to their frank re-
gard my poor bereaved, widowed wife,
and my daughters and daughters n-law
whose husbands fell at my side. One is a
mother. and the other likely to become SO
soon. They, well as my own sorrow
stricken daughter, are left very poor, and
have much greater need Of sympathy than
/, who, through Infinite Grace and the
kindness Of strangers, am Joyful in all
my tribulations.''
Dear Sister. write them at North Elba,
Essex Co. N. Y, to comfort their sad
hearts. Direct to Mary a. Brown, wife ol
John Brown. There is also another
widow-wife of Thompson, who fell with
my poor boys in the affair at Harpcr's
Ferry, at the same place
i DO not feel conscious of guilt in taking
up arms; and had it been in behalf of the
rich and powerful, intelligent. the great
as men count greatness-if those who form
enactments to suit themselves and corrupt
others, or some of their friends that in
tcrferrel, suffered, sacrificed and fell, it
would have been doing very we'll But
enough Of this.
These light Affections. which endure for
a moment, shall work but for me a far
more erreeding and eternal ,ce;gM Of glory
would he very grateful for another letter
from you. My wounds are healing
FarereU God will surely attend to his
own cause in his best possible way and
time, and he will not forget the work Of
his own hands. Your friend,
JOIN BRowN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17
OLD JOHN BROWN
Int nteresting Correspondence.

From the Boston Atlas and Bee.l
Mr.. Hoyt, counsel for John Brown and
Coppie, arrived last evening from Charles.
town. Mr.. Griswold will continue the
defence of the remaining cases. MIR. Hoyi
places the following letters in our posses
sion for publication:
LETTER ERoM A QUAKER LADY TO JOHN BROWN
NEWPORT, r. L., Tenth month, 9th, 80
Can't jain Brern:
DEAR FRIEND:-Since thy arrest have
often thought of thee, and have wished
that, like Elizabeth Fry toward her prison
friends, SO / might console thee in thy
confinement. But that can never be, and
so l can only write thee few lines, which
if they contain any comfort, may come to
thee like some little ray of light.
They can never know how very many
dear Friends love thee with all their hearts,
for thy brave efforts in behalf Of the poor
oppressed, and though we. who are nom
resistants. and religiously believe it better
to reform by moral and not by carnal wea-
pons. could not approve of blood shed. yet
we know thee was animated by the most
generous and philanthropic motives
Very many thousands openly approve thy
intentions, though most Friends would not
think it right to take up arms.
Thousands pray for thee every day, and,
oh, do pray that God will be with thy
soul. Posterrity will do thee justice. II
Moses led out the thousands of Jewish
slaves from their bondage. and God des-
troyed the Egyptians in the sea because
they went after the Israelites to bring them
la k to slavery, then surely, by the same
reasoning. we may judge thee deliverer,
who wished to release millions from more
cruel oppression. If the American people
honor Washington forrcsisting with blood
shell for seven years an unjnst tax, how
much more ought thou to be honored for
seeking to free poor slaves!
Oh, wish / could plead for thee, as
some of the other sex plead, how l would
seek to defend thee! III had only the ell
oquence of Portia, how 1 would turn the
scale in thy favor But can only pray
"GoD BLESS THEE!" God pardon thee,
and through our Redeemer give thee safety
and happiness now and always.
From thy friend, E. 3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

A PAINFUL CASE OF CRIME AND DEsERTrcy.--One
Of our Dubuque exchanges contains a reference to
painful case occurring near Chicago 1t learns by
private letter from Elgin. K,nc Co., OF a melan-
cholly occurrence that took place some two weeks
since, and concerning which the press of that place
have most sedulously kept silence:
"Somc months since, Mrs. c., a woman of 25
wears or thercabouts, moved to EIsin. She was an
intelligent, cspectabe-appcaring woman, and gave
out that che had lost her husband few weeks pre-
vious. in Chicago. and had sought Elgin with view
Of ameiorating the remcmbranccs of her loss by Il
change obscene and society. During her residence
her conduct was in every respect exemplary and she
speedily obtained the respect, sympathies and com
panionshp OF the best society in the city.
Thus matters progressed until some two weeks
since. when one night she was suddenly taken i'll.
A lady of the place sent for and the sick
man passed through, woman's first great trial
The next night the lady sent for in haste--she
came aad found the baby dead, and the mother
leaning 10y its cold form, and she, too, dying S.ie
lived long enough to tell her she had not been
ried, that the father of her child one of Chica
COS wcaltlicst citizens, and that driven despair
at her disgrace, and the darkness which the future
presented, she had administered poison to herself
and child. She positively refused all medical as
sistance. only requesting that her babe might be
laid upon her brcast-she pressed kiss upon its
cold lips, and then her spirit fed the river
await the coming Of her seduccr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

GoDEY's LADy's BooK.--The Dccem.
Der number of this pioneer magazine ha:
been received. We shall attempt no des
cription of it. To be properly appFecia
ted it must be seen and read Cooley has
not only faithfully redeemed the promises
he male at the commencement OF the year
but has exceeded them. The next number
will be the commencement Of new vol
ume, and every gentleman should order a
copy for his wife, daughters or laly-love
A more suitable present could not be made
The patterns and diagrams to cut dresses
the music for the piano. and the receipts
are alone worth more than double the pric,
Of the subscription.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-17

PorrLATIoN OF LA PORTE CIrY-By a
recent census, ii is ascertained that the pop
ulation of La Porte is 6,124. There arc
3,092 males. and 3.032 females. OF the
rising generation, between the ages Of five
and twenty one there are 825 males and
93l females, showing an excess of LOG fc-
males.