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, 1859-02-09

A PERFECTLY TRIUMPH AMT
RENIEDE
FOR:A[ Diseases AIRING FROM
III A l. A IL i Il;

III A l. A i: Ia;
Particularly FEVER and AGuu.
ch!s .od 1sver .:d I'll dtsesse, a..s'nx rom shs&
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sss e1s r Ii IL g.. @.tt"' es
e. s9a sed :; WORTH That graf name
80 Vts7 trals 5ouls RICHARDS 4 tn oMAs-
p ;hs taseren Of ehirk fe'eF IND axue. / eheesfaY
ss:, = =: I.so. A.ae S.t.n = 4 ,ieay s = e
s. 70 .s ~ y V,
i s's t5ns4. Il ,ss sar; 5s@ n
Il E. gAcKxDoM. DIN.
M M:s5Es En- 81. wA%s Y! 13G<n.s A!.x ~
perm, u ~. .s1H. nd coely observing 4. tnt
s. sssE sd u I'D aaa ~ MI .nsc.aaliy ehiL.
nal5 so1fz Pailkis4s kEARSs prux .ls..
m u.v.,. LooAssroRr Ind. sept. u. lst-.
,eg5 gR 4anRN:.Pfta.ss ps eas t sso:s oss q
-; 'as a;1 Il ~ ,sss3 : - qssa' ~
J. IYrLE. Physician a1d uruL4lst.
Lsospls Mleh'K1a, Juae Is. ta5a.
AEs37a & MANN 4 co. Gallon. uhln.- Gents:
Ih.ys - 70 ~ thas have e. several n',s been n
hire large family who we're Arpen .ent !. labor
for their s1s4 ne<. 4avs r ed IN vsio 4the
dies In reach land thor lex nu.l Il toun
- e1Ee u1tsl ts-d your akie B,!san. hsye never
hook or had T.Ga cf fTeE tnce tbs trzt 6ost. oct
sound for .ee a1nlso* = Am confIens II l. The oa5
thlI thx vii ntvef fall,
YoHD HnI q. r. WOOD.
q II. HIANH d TO-, PgopEltsor., Gall -. o.
o. J. WCOo ca. 81 Tnu's. NJ. Hn1e Whnles lie
Agents for II The Reter1 SiA1c3 md r1itoEits Au4
solt b al Rood tru1xta j2Asm
, 1859-02-09
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.

I Efafd9kG Bonee. th$t %
= & epna.9'sa . !.
49, ~ >aI!een,t W.. ss1
a. .s.,t ac,hs .nd;tor n,aaood f,r Tho 70
tne 'aa1t " .ns A,a'.o' p.s9 :. ~ ~ 'as ~.
pnoA " Wv Ns..-.,-s-,,.-s.ss- : - - 49, -~1e
~. w. Eaa1 Camm;ee;oner ~ t1is State #
1TGm sne u'u eou1ss'eue1 '. Na1S 'sA'e' :.
eeaaes aus1uoA as, Wv ..,.n .s0,s -; .hs ;a. su'
79s. aS9ee 49,. ~ - 49,. - = - ~ es, ;;a
..'ns. .4% = . Wv - as' .n. ,'.'..ts1ss, ~ |
ess t .. 10 5seuss os. 'ns US. 0,li.uoiae..' ,us,.
oe,snsirs.1 ~: nato! ~ :1,.,, r.: stata A.
tts,;t=:S:s i ~. J.. ~ .sr,,t ~, ,ha :t,.r
=. ,rho rses,y!,d Tho honds snd s1,,sca;;tnt. nj
i. as,,os;.,i ~, ,.;t,, +ha Aua;tor ~ ~,
ss rss....la.:n - In s..t ~ 49,. sm.ar
ssa.le. ~ s1.s' -;4;as ~ ~: s:.:as ::
= 9sRe:.rs "en.. ~ 80 -, ~
e''D' y, ~:
.'e@ o2nes .3anaslea'ls o1an&o nc near nos
a''le Apou' A.s iue'1't'.e 'epauA'!'n y! tne
oooas, as !: na7'ns oeenE gwen 1or no F"lueie::
eelEed! neeems 10 u assumed :=laat tue IN
deoteaneSs 'slH fepfesentef Y the a"lndle must
oe .eea' On al once a1o ~. @'tnoat feoootse'
,sza waetesef % Inc CONSEQUENCES 70 otner puel'c
1nte1es's u - ene general le'so't VI 'As s1@'s
Ae! ~ eee' -. -
Inc ponds IN eaeT,oa' however OF .2s
"oonsoeset op'a'neo. ia.e Passro 'oso 'oe
.nff4of tpA1 ii91P P2!Pes't 1neee le1e"ns afe'he
ho'aeFs ol Tue noles aq'nofneo 10. % ,1tsaea
chthe p'eeee u Inc Gcusleles9-1epresented
oy .oe Aoa"cl o wy f'e:e' !. y ho' anegea
1nas 'ne no1os were 'oEgseo OF loa1 any ln!ot-
malty a'1@cnes 10 'uetr'e1ca''on cI o. anu oell'~
cry cs ne proper. .olaeeF" s~a lue contrary
II is III evidence 'has 'aey were Issued aceo.d'
ing 70 faT' " the accfedlted innet'ona1y,-a
person %oo naS o'scnalgeo me a9ties q his
Office faithfully and 1ntel''gsnny for nineteen
yea1a' 'nEo9gn ~ caa1ses o' .oe o'ate gov
efnmea'' eef'alnly me people, VINO are Tue
'u~l o"us-s y. .uoGe seeut''les, ano "po
sa'e = uoi'af ~ soou tuope' 39e I'sis aauaF
fas::.??1 fs:.?,.1. .asu .a.s FL ~: - r.. ~ ~
u'seu. pi. ,;...o ~ "'srn ! -. ~. -" se'
pie aee ~, 1us" ist4ssene'e' ts:s .te.
~ s - 80 "1:.,1I].- - 49,. - ~ az,
"..' ~ - t,e s"A ua' 'e
Do1e o1' ,ee - = !A.us ~ 'n' 'ana 10
pfo'sea ~ 'e" ,vlA aua onef ,ps p Securities
~. 'AN ~ P1''' aac'''n' nese, Il no
s - h;s a"zo. sss loanu .. -. = ee.|e~ c'4ss
~; ~ M .sa.:!, ~ ..:s ''' Il 10 10y uA's
80, . S~.S.:...r.s. .es 'A. 14' ' '3en
A's
I:. - - .1s.-1N ~ ~ s.1!'
49, :-a .sa 49, ~. @ - -. = -.
49, 1I4 ~ N.., ..e - 10 p1s,ou i,us'
.sssat.a1 .s.,as@ ] D.: - ~ ~ :es, $50. 'sue.
e.. ~, h.,ios ~ ..,.s,, - -. . s'De
, 1859-02-09

ALL wHu- Us a II ARE EE'1ha THEiE
uHAn1Mou; .Es11ito:iyss IT'S FAVOR
M4 E.ss.t ..os srnntA va ,:e ,=slsors:nr. szd
iv2!IcW bo:a ;a~eAe.-.
salct ess uaill, ex7 ar.
D.. HANfJaD. e.op1etor, Ne. ~ EEoA4xag. New
!. ,10LLEA bHITH CO. IA Lake.M:. &tt
f4HNEETl1k 4 DAVE,
':y1t.ly. 1atsr u Ra7Iicfph ateett
, 1859-02-09

Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs,
Fold b. BOILER sxlr9 CO.. III I4As .:re.t.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Sold BY E. 7. WATKINS CO.. % State s.eet
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
sold By J. H. REED CO.. rt4a-dt4s Lake srett
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters,
soldby HAVEN. rARREL / CO.. y Water street
Hostetter,s Stomach Bitters.
Eoad By sARGENr 1L3LEY 10 Lake street
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
eol1oy I.Ea FULLER CO. 81 Water street.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Gold b, BocKFL 1ss1s ca. IS Water street.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Sold by L READ CO.. "a Lake street
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Fold by 0. s.rULLsR co.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Have for their Tozle and other Medicinal Virtues be-
come 20 celebrated and popular. that unp1nsped Par.
dvey and 10 prevent deception refer purchasers 10
the above parties for tho xe-uiae article 10 the pro-
pff&tors
Uostetter Il Smith,
iaa5 cs;fui P1rranCRGB. PA.
NJ OTHERS, AS VOC LOVE YOUR
wi Children. be m the al~r h., svery ompton Of
WormA FOR HoFDs cause the dtRth Of more th2n any
other .NseRsea- In ai cases
nEAn &QaA.' Of pale couattn2nce. nV1a
DA111*' INV Circle 4E7uud the eytN and
fool hysA2h K4vc II uL Q.
pOH WAY'1 WORT BILE
WORMSt IL, r ael:ieas 9.s2as; tn
viii crave. If worms pf1Suf. 4her E 1Afey 71d e.
fectu 4y remove them and restore E.ai' in III
Wo:nsf Worms !-These troublesome f1f1sts ol tho
4cA md of children haSe Last found thSr
r,.tch In I mafet'%ss preo4.zt:o caloi 'Hol,nxay4
Worn Coaseclon" Witch s u ~ tora Of ! pi asent
aud sGeeehle candy. The lrIe ehhd.en selected With
worms which heretofore turoea up thefr ntsr1 and
sout,srel .sd eEied .beas' the .daln.ra.in q ,hs
thtir hs mouths With ectacJ To thank the Inventor
for mskluK pl: AsSat for Of the m1st trouble
sornr dtseAseL Every box warranted
RrId b. BJLLEa SMITH co.
<M TAkA ~ lsxr KofN
, 1859-02-09

Valentines.
NJ oRRI$ &! HTDE;
NO. 100. DEARBORN STREET.. mo. 100
Have tie lasx-s: ard hest stl:cted assortment Of
VALE ENT1 INES
TO Hi toCHD NEST CT SEw YoRK.
Which the: tf.s to Dealers a. the 10 VEST PRICES
- N0aRls 4 HYDE,
felsv:cA4 100 Dearborn street, lh:c,zo, til.
NOTICE TO snIrPE ERs.
The llIlaol, Central Ral'toad Company,
Are farvazliax Fssi< ITO aad from
St, Loui7, A1tau, sp1ingd s1d;and Bloomington,
WITHOUT oH4NaE:'o1 oAsA
Tins q1ck and rates Law Al By any other sou.a
Deliver Frehs the Stone rretsa: Depot foot Of souh
Ma er stteet.
Forlnabrnas,on a tc rates aud conditions sppy 10
v0naf'H Geal Freight AkEat osace In Passenger
Depot IT'D s:Lr1 or to C. NJ. sNlTH. 1T Fse!Aki
Depot > is14 bss5 In
rsiE LIVER INV1GORA
, 1859-02-09

n'HE BEST SAFE EVER SENT To
a Ch;ess2-w: 1 = n h,y5 1s't = r. ;ccelvs,ea wILpEEs
County T essur .r's fee. inei 18th tas7saed It e.
With in Ade It, aurx P,n1f Chit s!sn a.e 1cck
eha.Ge3 eace. { will Attp lhls lie exhibition
week. Parties vi are Abucs ulS!oE les are invited
P.oof saies wsA Of New York.
fe5tE ella 19. South VI e greet
, 1859-02-09
miscellaneous.
GREAT WESTERN
LEaTu8 AA9 61OE eToREt* /
1AWK1!ggn.E, g 8, BHas., 4: 4:
2ol and<eoa zonth haiyate strcet;;

LEATn& A4R HIDE STORE
BzGFKHgR-r. BHds., =:
2ol andeos ont4aivate s.rcet;;
cH,oA1o. I'LL
WE HAVE JEST RECEIVED IN BOND
.srou.h "a. CHICAGO CUSTOM HOUSE,
Q9ss III 1f7EQ:fe Il 1te LEA. 4
FIR ENCH KIP aud CALF SKINS,
AND HoDT FRONTS cR1nPED,
For the Spring Trade,
DIRECT. RRoH. THE PARIS MANUFACTURERS.
70 Er.sl .;s h:r II tpa H. sesk
saa ssi0t fss1.9 ne ssss saotsnens of nave
eoLE LEATHER OF TIE yEsr rAeSAGEs,
,oAH aaiHEnLocK ErPER Kle End CALF.
LtNtHoS LASTS and F1SpIEGB,
Which vin be so!d At tho zocess market pr5ce by
BLACKBURN BROS,
4. their LEATHER AN1, HI ,Esr RE. nl 4 %, South
msa l. a-1he h.h.:' 71t' 'fs' ~ ID CT Is f.
.EATHE Err! LII A.THE RI
+. HRsr CLASS CALF A.. ZIP s6,Ss
iuse re's.rtc
DIRECT FRO FRANCE:
ia M Es KELLY l. co.,
...LAkI-ST...
Calcako. NJ.
HhD keep constantly o. hand the farves1 stock Of
Leather and Findings
10 be found IN the We& Also, atxrze nock Of SUPERIOR
LEAThKR Aad INDIA U8aER BELrING.
Al Of the above vii be .od rrHr Inx scr cash or N.
proved pAper. JAMES KELLY + CO.
ocl5 iYhl97 rs Lake str-e4 p49r the BrtdEa
nIsSOLUTIuN, - TEE CnPAhTNER-
ahGo ty.sti.r tEe.n TIA paetlr frnt1 Axn|r4a hv
sowa limitation On the lst4aI Of xebrulrr kther os
the p1tEers arc auhor ID 10 stxn II Retaliation Of
Il {nl T, B CARTEk
TuEOr RE TH0MP5QN,
Eebiu.ry ;. 199. J. y. 1SuaM.
, 1859-02-09

|" FOR Hsdtsrehtef Tx.
tr4cA Aa1 Peru1erv 70 10
RoLLE9, SAITH / CO.. La
Lkt-5L
, 1859-02-09

For q Remedy fer Dit
eAf1 Of the ~ In 70 to
M,LkR SMITH h CO.,
ID LAxt-$.
, 1859-02-09

"for Fancy eoAps, HuIh-
e. aud 7.oA.t Articles 10 70
B0I14ka smith h 90. la
l8ke-st
, 1859-02-09

For 4 Remedy for III
k1!yA1a plseu<a r. 10 IA
1Ak1-4> BOLLRA smith /
90.
, 1859-02-09

"Yor STRENGTHENING Plus
tern Af 8il ! k{oaA 60 N1LLka
8NlTa CO.. ~ LaxesA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12
FROM FORT KEARNEY.


=
s From thc,st Joseph Gazette, May s. 8
We learn from the Nebraska City Ners,
that gentleman arrived in that place on
Friday last, direct from fort Kearney y
He stated that one Of the most severe snow
storms, ever experienced in that locality
had recently fallen 'Thesnow On an average
was three, feet, deep! There was great
suffering among the Pixies Peak and other
emigrants, whehad been caught out in the
storm, and they could neither help them
selves or make any progress.
At the Fort, corn was selling at the un-
reasonable and extraordinary price of
s4e0 perbFhcb or $50 7barreli TT g
We hail expected to hear Of great suf-
fering and priyations on the Plains among
emigrants, but did no: expect to have to
record so terrible snow storm, so near
by, when the mercury in the thermometer
was almost to the boiling point as it was
Yesterday. ,,-,u..i ..lse,i-,t ..7,l-.l se. ...1.
~ Emigrants started altogether too early
and paid too little heed to providing for
the inclemency Of the weather, and the
great and sudden change in the mountains,
and on the plains. The suffering and pri-
vations Of those already gone should serve
as a beacor and a warning to those who
,are soon to follow, s,,ii, i... .,,,,- .-..,, s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12
TWO YEARS AMENDMENT IN MAS.
SACHUSETTS.

Between the labors ofthc Americans and
Democrats in Massachusetts, the Two
Years Amendment to the Constitution OF
the State, has probably been adopted
Our intelligence is not conclusive, but at
this writing there is no room to dotibt, that
in spite OF the Efforts of Republicans like
HESHY Wilson. anil Republican jour
na,s like the Springfield RepuJi;icaa and
the Worcester .Spy, the election has re-
suited as we have indicated. 1t has been
known. for weeks. that secret organiza
ton existed among the Dem crats, the
object of which was. while PROCESSING hos.
tility to the amendment, to quietly vot,
for it, and cast the olium Of It's adoption
upon the Republican party. They have
succeeded with their American allies too
well in this work The vote is unprecc-
IDENTIFY light; but hat part Of it in favor
of the amendment is nist about the Dem
ocratic and American strength. We have
nothing but ccnsure for tIiuSc Republican.
who permitted themselves TO he so ,tupc,I
by Democratic professions. that thi,
amendment is incorporated into the fnmla
mental law of the oh Bay State Let il
be their work to nndo what their keen
but interruptions. opponents have accom-
plishe,ll- Chi Press and Trib 'f ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12
Editorial Convention.

-elsIhe I4th day of Juae next has been a.
greed Upon by the Editors Of La Porte.
VALPARAISO and this place as the most suit
able time for the holding of the proposed
Convention OF the Editors of Northern In
diana. for the purpose of consulting upon
saud adopting such measures as may be
thought necessary for the benefit of the
craft 1t is earnestly hoped that every
Press IN Northern lndiana will be repre-.
sentcd- Arrangements viii be made by
the Editors in Plymouth for the free en-
.tertainment Of all during their stay. Al
the Rail Roatls will, we presume, upon ap
'pli<ation, give free passes to such as ma,
wish to attend. Those that refuse win no
consult their own interest. a,-., -ns.r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12
Death of Prof. Larraber.

Prof. w. e. LARrApEE. formerly Pres
ilent Of Asbury University and Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. died at his
residence in Greencastle on the 4th inst.
after "a protracted illness. aged about go
years. The indianapolis Journal in some
remarks concerning the deceased. utters
the following truism: Ellis great error
was in ever allowing himself to be used by
his party to give it a sort Of religious
strength, which was an element it sally
lacked in 1851. and has grown in lacking
evcr since" l-na LII f-.... Iii .sLlnnn.l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12

The following excellent Suggestions are
from the Howard Tribune; and we would
add that the Trustee of this Township is
already arranging system similar to the
one aIladosl to- lie will DIES igBate some
afternoon.j in each week when he will attend
a. a stated place for the transaction OF pub
lie business. and is preparing form Of
blanks. by which. although tho new law
seems tn require him to issue orders on
himself. he can attain that emil and keep
vouchers on file for all accounts allowed
anil an onies pai,L--Sosah Bend Register.
1--WE have before published the law in
full. Have the Trustees elect studied at
with care. and have, they adopted each one
for himself, asystem by which tho business
Is to be dons9, limo. system shall be a
tdoptesl. tho duties will be perplexipy. and
little Trustec has no stated times for fbu-
siness. hut permits. himself to be talked to
upon business at any time. on the corners
of streets err anywhere else, aud shall charge
Tor the time each word Is spoken. as afrac-
Itional part of day. then the Office will re-
quire all his time; for it will take fourth
part Off to do the business. "a fonrh-, to
talk .aboutlit and one half to, make the
calculations of his own time and keep a re
cord thcreof.sIe3os .re8 al Is sssiaH adi
~ But we presume each one will adopt a
metholl. We world suggest that each
Trustee should, give public notice through
ont his township Of the. time, and place n'
which he will attend for the transaction %
Lnsiness..j such stated o days of meeting
ought to be at regular intervals, and SO ar
ranged 80 that,all might know just, wher
aud where the Trusses would be srraiiy tc
act. AS matter of course there, will b
qnite record to make. much of which cor
he done by the Trustee at his own resideuc'
and ~ 1eisurs moments, bat fcr public con
ysnisnee he.should sttsnd- 1T the most pnb
Elisplsce ID his tswnship ct ~s<AtAd times
after having given uotics to that edectohf'
hYrWe naakethese suggcstionsnot in alsPir
It Of dictafions but.tbst eAclr fTtustee smay
be induced 10 apply himsslf TO theetask %
planning asystenl thatiwill carrysQu( tb'
spiritof the Ia W mak his tsvh duties lighte'
and telths pablic For. - w
khavc before -stkted, 1.-THE Of6eerS unlertkf
law shall sfnil ofioithe vbusin6ss for which
she5 have been chessna in'a manner hasia(
xyntezs and reeularit y % itslfaes. the las
lwilh beconeodious sndthsobjsct saIrsslsc
fiomofsxpsnsess will notube fsaiikeh laTb'
sscord aaa sefher boeht ofths Trustsp 7sr'
to be open at all times for public inspection
.stsash one s6upet6 NTH tie MI N. Al
bGsrt tosa6 which will skssP Ffhsmost syn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12
Erection Items.

In Fon Wayne ,herSloforc u strongest
lDemocratic city in the State, ID prseorSiDn
TO its population. he hppbliS .nrslect IL,
on 1Tueztlayl week the. Clcrk. I'rsasuser I,
Marshal, Street Commissioners. and Asses
sor. by msjorities ranging from $50 to
Ilss3 Eifho psnotsea skstsai Aeir Ni}oi
by only 6S votes. Had the Democrats Of
TT. Wayne kept their voters at home in
stead Of sending them down here The aey
before to vote. expecting they coald get
back m -simc-ro vote -Sgain- yhesc. tncy
would not have lost only about half as ma
ny on their tieket as they have. 7 = , ''.s'.'
Tao Republicans in South Bend elected
every officer, except two Trustees, by an
average majority of 20. Light VOTE g
Michigan City. heretofore Democratic,
elected the whole Republican ticket. .oso
But La PArte dill the handsome thing.
| She elected the Republiean Mayor. Mar
shall, Treasurer, Clerk. Assessor. Survey
or. Attorney and a majority of Council
men. by maiorities which makes the eoun
tenancss of the Democrats up there look as
long as a clothesline. Huzza Tor La Portel
1t is too lovely place for such a hideous.
sleformed offshoot as modern pro-slavery
Democracy to flourish in. af"'h' ai7"
In, Indianapolis the Republicans were
Victorious by an average majority of500,
and increased their strength in the council.
Vote light
The Republican Marshal. Treasurer and
Surveyor were elected in Lafayette. and
the Democrat Mayor, Clerk. Street Com
missioner and Assessor Lafayette has al
ways been Democratic. the last city al
ministration being decidedly SO. ~
Delphi. Carroll county, heretoforer a
strong Democratic town wheeled into the
Republican line on the 3l.-six out Of the
eleven officers elected are Republicans.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12
Tive Days Later from Europe. -bss
ARRIVAL OF THE ADELAIDE.
i.ifa.,r.fI -fN .rii---- .irtfrt-ii ilf.a f.
10000 lrSTRIlNS IL SARDINIA.
Further Advance in Breadsta 81

= 'e7s'''i 2 Sr. JoIISs,, n. F.. May o.
The steamer Adelaide, from Galway
Both ult. arrived at p. NJ. to-day. The
news is important. j 49,. .,,.s.
Hostilities had almost commenced. One
hundred and twenty thousand Aastrians
hail crossed the Ticino.
Breadstuffs were all considerably higher
and provisions were slightly better.
Consols had declined to 89@S91 The
Bank Of England's rate Of Discount had
been raised to 81 per cent. -.
The steamship Harmonic, from New
York. arrived at Southampton on the 18th
ult en- route to Hamburg. Ho'''s' Z ,''' ''..'>7
h, The Austrians. 1000 strong are said
to have crossed the Ticino.a ri o,'ts'a q
p" The report had not been officially con.
Iirnfed. tphsrf ,fi l,ti.,s fiis-slte - -eir'9
80 There had been no actual conflicts d
vet ire1as fra iuo r-sst irt .rss.ii -
T The French troops were pouring into
Piedmont. Haei -rrt'7 '.se-'n "a - hiais "A
= Tuscany had joined France and Pied.
mont. -ael .ii ~ ise slsl lial dsi37r Fasq
pa The French Russian alliance was denied
but the 7smss had published the provis
ions of tho treaty. causing . great psni<
IN the Stock Exchange.n gli'sod lneu1ta li,l
|sl Cousulsat once won't dowss TO IS. 15a
+ About forty failures had stakenr plscs
among tho stock opotators:os 'isi.r M s.''
~ 80 70'7o.i The war Crisis. s'i' - ssEs.-
p 1T was telsgt&phci front vAsious sourcei
|<h.S 1,x;Sss fkxf,,s<xl0 a. fkSs 9Th 1()(lt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12
Cash system Adopsed.--2ases of Adver-
Using and Job Work Agreed Upon.

Using and Job Work Agreed Upon.
The Publishers Of both the papers in
this place met on Saturday afternoon last.
and after agreeing to adopt the cash sys-
TEN in regard to all new subscriptions.
Job work and advertising. also agreed up
on a scaIe-o prices to be charged in future
The rates Of subscription and advertising
viii be found at the head of this column
They are about the same as are charged by
country papers generally. The prices a.
greed upon for job work il is not nccessa-
ny to pablish.
No explanation or apology for the adop-
ton of this arrangement Is necessary. we
presume, While we have to pay the cash
TOR every thing we have to buy it cannot
be expected that we can keep up our Office
upon the old credit system. While we
could get credit we could afford to wais a
while upon our patrons for our pay. but
every one else having adopted the cash
system we are forcsd, in self defence, to
do the same s.rr,l
ARE Those in arrears for subscriptions are
expected TO pay mp Immediately. Our ne
cessities arc such that longer indulgence
cannot be granted
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12
EE In the Lafayette .Dntiana) C.

ES In the Lafayette INDIANA Cir
cult Court on Tuesday. a decree of divorce
was granted to The Rev. Mr.. Allen. Of the
Second Presbyterian Church OF that city
at the wiie's costs. Mrs. Allen eloped last
fall with >. F. Sherwood. Secretary OF the
Lafayette and indianapolis Railroad:--
The parties are supposed to be in Europe
y letter from Mrs. \. addressed to her
husband fully avowing the criminality OF
her relations with Sherwood, was real in
evidence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12

The last Democrat contains three Noti-
ces that applications will be made at the
June Term of the County Commissioner
Court. for license to vend ardent spirits in
quantities'lcss than one quart. by the fol-
lowing named persons:-.tdam Sence,
John Weller and John S. Alleman.-
There will be several other Notices of a
similar kind we understand, in the next
number of tIat paper. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12
Rev. VIM. Graham, recently Presiding

Rev. Wm Graham. recently Presiding
Elder Of the La Porte District Of the NJ. L
Church, has been appointed missionar,
to Pixies Peak, whittier he was 10 have
started the first of this week Elder G
selected j. w. Green of Crown Point, re-
Gently of Michigan City Station and Dor.
min Circuit, as his colleague. ne
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12

JAMES NJ. DrFRrrs, ESD. a young law
yer Of rsorc thaa otdinagy promise; died in
Goshca on the ct insts of typhoid fever,
after 9 hngering illness Of several weeks
This makes the Third lawyer thatJhas died
in Goshen during the last three months.
Harris ami Malher had already attainedto
ehinent aistinctioa IN iheis IprbIcssionl .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12

Ia Doct, CAMERON. Of the Valparaiso Re
'ssustican. popped IN on Us unexpectedly on
Monday last. looking like he lived in a
land Of plenty. and. from the expression
of his counienance. where Republicanism
,hosrishcd- His ass 1ciate. j. G. TuoxP-
ikoSz ECO, accompanied him to town. but
being slightly indisposed. tarried at the
Edwards House. whore they stopped. and
,whers we had the pleasure Of an introlnc.
stion to him-sp A good dinner. such as the
sGapt. always regales his guests with. SO
zr revived him As TO enable him to pro-
seed on ,his journey home on the il:5o p m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12


MARRTEp.--On the LIST inst. IN Iona
wanda, n. ". at the re>idenre of Bnrrcll
Edwards. Esp. by Elder Woodruff. d..
T.. PnrLLrrs. Esq. OF plymouth. Ind. to
Hiss III. c. WArsu. OF the former place.
o. Tie above accounts satisfactorily for the
absence Of our. associate last week from his
post. We would tender him and his beau
tiful anil accomplished ,young bri'lc the
usual editorial benison. but know ing his
extreme modcsty. we sr.nc him. lie will
never again it is hoped. absent himself on a
similar GRAND. .u. .,..aci.....,.
90 AIso,-On the 9Th inst /. by the Rev.
James Martin. Mr.. MnroN II. ELriorr. oi
plymouth, to Miss Many EATov, of Elk
hart county. 'l % salt- a''t es3H 'riia
IT affords MS pleasure to say that in the
midst Of their bliss the happy couple re-
membere,l us. The cake accompanying the
above reflected great credit on its maker
May their honeymoon last all their lives.