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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
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We have been selling PGrhavc'sfIolland Bhers
for some months: and, although, when it was first
introduced. we did not urge its sale, being unac-
qiainted with the article; still found the public
determined to have it, and to meet the demand We
have been obliged 10 purchase more or this article
than we ever had of amy other patent medicine
whatever e vvsday brings prv s.cstimopials Of
its efficacy in removing the, various complaints for
which it isrccommclided and ia Offering IL TO our
customers, We do - viii, msec confidence in it,
virtues than il due To most preparations Of the kind
, Y GALE BROTHERS., Druggists.
las Randol pin ST., Chicago, I'll.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
FORT WAYSE. GROCERIES. &,

Wc-woud call the attention Of our Merchants to
the advertisements i'm this weeks paper Of the firm
Of WILLIAMS & HuEsrIs, Wholesale Groccrs, Fort
WAYNE, Inl Their stock CONSISTS of general as
% .tmcnt OF GrJccrics-togethcr with ev, nv thing
tat is usually foued in store. cxccva DRY Goo,s
Their connection with some Of I'll, best. oldest and
neil ka,ra HIsses in the T. at offers them facilities
in laying in their stock unsurpassed by any other
House ia the West.
They therefore enabled to furnish any thing
in their line. frcig, considered. low he
boughtin New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, or any
other market.
Fort WAYNE is now within two or three hours
ride of this place, uninterrupted by any change Of
cars. Merchants therefore, in this place and vicn
ty. m obtain any thing they need in the line of
WILLIAMS & HUEsrIs, in a few hours, thereby
voiding the expense. delays and loss Of time. occa
stoned by ordering from greater distance. .
= WILLIAMS e HuEsrIs have hut one price, and
hose orJcrin, from them, will obtain goods Of the
sumo quality and price, if til, re in person to pur
chase.
If you would therefore sarcboth money and time
purchase of WILLIAMS and HuEsrIs, Wholesale
Groccrs, No. b, Columbia eet, Fort WAYNE
Indiana. l3m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
Ike Difference.

Republicanism is in favor OF Freedom
~ Old I.incism Is in favor Of slavery and
ats extensiona,ii oigi HiG hsiiAib lfe..sis-
RePnl,liranism is in favor OF Free homes
for Freemen. --itsa atn .r.l
OH Iincism is in favor of niggcrs for
the niggerlcss arr l4a
Republicans are in favor Of donating
the public lamls to the actual settler.
II, Old LinciSm is in favor Of rcserving the
public lands for the niggcrs anil their
white masters. la .fs, '..t .fIf4a ff
Republicanism is in favor Of an cconom-
ical administration of the government and
the extingushment OF the public debt. ro
ea Old Linrism spends a hundred millions
a year. and wants thirty lmillian more to
bribe the corrupt officers of Spain to sell
them Cuba. SO as to have more niger
Repnblieani~m is opposed to the further
extension OF slavery.
Old Lincism j, in favor of Sqnattcr
Sovereignty. with Congress- onal interview
ton to protect slavery in the territories, in
case the ,Sovercigns should fail TO do So
/ This doctrine Is hasei npon the Dfci Scott
Interpretation of the Constitution.
Ispulliranism stands l'y the Derlara-
ton of American Independence.
Old Lineism rcpmdiates it. AMI declares
it tn be a self evident lie.
Rcpublicani>m upholiIs the PRINCIPLES of
the Revolutionary a'hcrs.
Old Lineism regulates them rs aboli-
tioni,m ana their authors as old fo.ics
that diln't know how To tell or write what
they meant arD
RcpuIiicanism acknowledges the equal
ity of rights in all American citizens.
OIL I.in.ism acknowlc igcs the equality
Of all American citizens except in tho
cases where the American citizens is of
f,reign birth. LII such ca>ses. TIE gov
G nncnt under which he was born. has the
ght To enforce his services in wars against
his will This exception is held to be
very sacred. anil is supposed to be in per-
feet harmony with the following provis-
ion OF the Constitution. NO person held
IT, service or labor ia ono State. under the
VS. thereof, cs 'aping into another sha'l
j consequence OF any law or regulation
t crein, b. discharged from such service or
Labor but shall he delivered up, on claim
Of the party TO whom said service or labor
may be due
In such cases. oil iincism classes for
eigners AMI niggers together.
RcpubIicanism is vigorous anil healthy.
Old Lin-ism is embccilc AMI diseased
: RcpnbIicanism is destined to flourish
and triumph.
Old Lincism Is doomed to decay anil
,lefeat.-Deiphi Jour. fs,a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
STARkE COUNTY REPUB-
LIrAv CONVENTION.

All he legal voters Of the county Of
Starke who arc opposed to the action and
extravaganza OF the present corrupt adj
ADMINISTRATION are respectfully invited to
assemble in MASS CONVENTION in
KSox. on .Saturdoy. tie 20M Of august.
1859. for the purpose Of efectinS a more
permanent organization OF the Republican
Party in said county, and also to nominate
candidates TO I'll the different vacancies in
the county Offices at the next October
election. CoNE OSE. CoxE ALL 49,.
By order OF Centrd Committre.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

Oar nci,hbors discourse at some lchgth
in their last paper on the AUDITORS Report.
insisting that it is incorrect in one or two
particulars, but decline any defence. of the
ex- Amlitor or his reports. thereby iacitly
admitting thar our allegations arc correct.
They seem to think that if the reports of
the former Ansiitor contained errors j. was
our duty, not theirs. to expose them
How could we know they contained errors
when the facts in relation to the county in
debteslness were stn,liousiy kept hid? Had
he wished to report the full and true iulebt-
elness of the county he could very easily
hare asccriaine,l it in the course of two or
three years by a proper system of book
keeping. even admitting that the books Of
the Office had not been formerly properly
kept. Hal lac checked OF all the orders
redeemed every year, and then counted mp
the amount mrcdeemed or outstanding
could he not have easily ascertainei in the
course of three or four years nj most.
whether the report he took as a basis was
correct or not? Most certainly. Ii is to
be presumed that he did pursue the course
indicated in This respect, as his friends
proclaimed loud and long before the cleo
ton, that he was one of the most attentive
and competent Awiit ors in the State. and
that he found the report he took as basis
correct or nearly so. ut any rate it is too
late in the day for him to seek to make It
the scare goat for his negligence. if that Is
the fault. which we do not admit. He re-
ported last year that $3.50 90 was the
total indebtedness of the county. Every
z holy was startled at the anro lnccmeat.
But what will they say now when we tell
them that during the past year the Treas
urer has relesule,l and lapdcd over to the
Auditor, Osderss issuel prior to June.
1855, amounting to SO. 49, o6, including
interest, or 1924 IL cts. more than the
amount of Indebtedness reported at that
time? Besides this there are orders known
to be outstanding, issued prior to Jane.
1858, amorntins in the aggregate. interest
and all. to that date. to $4,000 80, ma
King the Indebtedness Of the county near
ly $4,000 greater than was reported. in
1855. How much more will come to light
time alone will tell, but considerable,
daubtless-
We shall not attempt now to account
for the discrepancy between the cx-Audit-
or's last report and the facts here stated.
Every one may draw his own differences.
Neither shall we notice further at this time,
the other points connected with this con-
troYcrsy. Time and space forbid =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

|ftI'r 'iI't
Mr.. SIcKLEs' STRENGTHENING pub
lished an article last week rejecting some
what on Mr. Sickl les for resuning marital
relations with his wife, we deem il but a
simple act OF Justice to him to publish his
letter, which we do in another column. in
defense of his course The letter contains
some noble sentiments. and is, perhaps, the
most crc'litablc document that ever cnana-
ted from his pen. but for all that We
see how he can consent to live
with woman whose character he took so
much pains to blackcn during his trial for
the murder Of Key. But. as he says, it is
his own business. We Shall not quarrel
with him or lcnounce him for regulating
his domestic affairs in his own way. There
is no accounting for tastc.--''some like All
oyster and some an ingun."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28


mcnts and their services. Montanelli ar
rheda the respected late Minister a Tuscsr
ply. wflp lost his arm in 1S4S, fighting 1t
Cur,atonc for the liberty Of Italy y. The
room IS soon overcrowded with visitors
Koss1th must take dfivewith them, but
as he comes down stairs the crowd rushcs
to him, kissing his hands and garments
the horses sfepnhit ehed-the Italians dag
the carriage straightforward and tl,ous-
ands follow-howcrs are showered from
the windows. and with all the warm. en-
thasiasin q renasscnt liberty tic popnla-
ton lavishcs its caresses on the stranger
sxhass- naaae- Is eonnaeted- with liberty, and
thsrfPre isItakep Joy them for pledge Of
their own freedom. i Il II 4 II
At 2 clock, p. m. Kossuth arrived at
Parma. The town was gau,lilv adorned
in expectation of the arrival OF Prince Ma
polssn. : kossuth's companion 2, having
been recognized by some Italian standing
before the hotel. he askcl. "Count Cav
our?' oKosgath said "No." when sud-
denly the eye Of the Italian lighted mp and
he began to shout. ''Kossutbl evivva h os-
smith, in q few minutes all the town was
alive with the news; the crowds assembled
at the hot@l; the visitors throngeI the par
Tor; and a guard Of honor was placed before
the door The Governor of the Province
invited him to his box in the theater,
which kossuth of conrye declined. since it
was Prince Napoleon who had to receive
the ovations Of the people GA that day.
and kossuth. would not divert the 1attcn-
ton Of the Italians. iiq. ilum oci gai>s9-
In fact. if sympathy alone could save
Hungary it woul'l be already safe But of
course the liberation of 5 country, requires
more. On the 18th kossuth
set ont for the headquarters of Napoleon,
provided with letters of Count Cavonr
and Prince Napoleon to the Emperor. or
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

Tie Dcmocrscy Of the West. to relieve
the partyoss much as possible from the
e.liuu. Of the rwoe Years amendment
which they never had the courage to
dcnounce. as the Republicans every where
have . siuila. en- actment IN Massachusetts,
nav deny that any such law exists IN
Democratic South Carolina. and publish a
forget certificate to that effect from one
Willies, Hunt. who pretends to lie Deputy
Sscntsry of state That card won't win
crntsemen Every one remembers seeing
Tie passage Of such a law noticed in the
papers At The timcs atf. :
Whv did not the sec'stary Of State
himself sign the certificate! Who ever
hesrl Of. as.Depnty Secretary Of State!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
New York Market.

a afl New YORK, July 70.
FLouR-IIravy AMI 5@loc lower on
common gra,lcs. while melium gra,lcs ara
steady. Sales 9. 400 hbls at 81. 5S@4, 20
for super State; 4, S0@ 800 for extra State,
1000 80 for super western; 4.25@5. 20
for common to good extra western; 800
for oil and .5.00@j.3j for fresh ground
shipping brands of extra r. II. O.-closipg
heavy. Rye flour d. II at 4.00@t,75
u GR.tS-4Whca. I@l L'wer; sale }. 900
bu including new white Kentucky at 81 ~
@l.S5; new white southern 1.31 a. l.35.
Chi Spring ~ ansl new. rel southern at
1 ,20@ 10 Rye lower; sales 4, 900 bu a.
So. Barley quiet. Corn heavy; sales
IS. 900 bu Mt 7S for old mixc,l western,
S0@s2 for new do. SO for choice yellow
southern. Oats lower anil dull at 4l@ f.
for. state and 40@il for Canadian, ~ 8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

Post Office last Saturday night. to make
arrangements for buying out the Democrat.
and other purposes. n. r. Packard. we
arc informed. plankcd down the ncc,lful.
or agreed to do so. anil made arrangements
with w. j. Burns. Esq, to edit and pub
li,h it. What more was sail and done on
that occasion we may speak Of another
time The two or three pretended Repub-
licans who were present and participating
may as well come ont openly. Their dis
guise is discovered. and they will not bt
allowed to pack water on both shoulders
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
Ciasinna,i,- Peru aud ~ehicazo Railroad.
G,ixG EAST
SPECL.fL NOTICES.


Beloved Daughter Saved by the me- si
Two Bottles Of DIR. VIM. Halls Bai>am.
CamIen. HIlsdaie Co., M,ci, Marc. ., 1855,
MEssRs OR B,KER Co, %
Gents: My daughter was confined tn her bel all
last winter with Diseased Lpnys. Our Physicisn
having given her up. Twas induced To try ,orr val
liable remedy. at once REQUIRED bottle of Dr.
WM- HALLS BALSAM, AND COMMENCED
USING IT ACCORDING TO. DIRECTIONS,
AMI am happy to state that with the Of the fret
boftte she much rriercd 10 BE- able IN dress
h-rsei< and by The o. The srcond Lofle she " rs
ENTIRELY RESTORED TO HEALTH /.
Would IN ,St heartily recommend all persons Who
are sufierin. from DISEASED LuxGs, or any disease
OF Lungs arising from COLDS. use it all at once.
The above remedy does not fail, in any instance.
To do all it is recommended
SAMUEL LEAMAN.
Bellies, Smith Co, Proprirtor<. i2i AXE street,
Chic ,go. To whom all orders should be addressed
(n3Iml rF ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
From tn. London News, July 9Th.
ko.suth in Italy. III

kossnh, having arrived on the 22.l Of
June at Genoa. procccdcd on the following
day to Turin. All along the way, al
every station, crowd of Italians assem-
bleL to cheer him; convoy Of Hungarian
prisoners met him ut one place, and rec
the great leader OF III r country.
shonted their cIjens. AT another place a
wounded Italian broke through the crowd;
he had belonged in 1880 Col. Months
Italian Legion in Hungary. and wished
to express his delight at sccing once more
the arms Of Italy and Hungary joincl.--
At Asti the military commander himself
acted as fugleman to the cheering multi
tu,le.l Al AlcssanLria Kossuth had to all
dress the multitude in Italian. After two
lon. interviews with Count Cavour al
Turin, the Hungarian exile, in company
with a confidential friend Of the Sandman
Minister, set out tor Parma. t., the head
quarters OF Prince Napoleon Up &c
Stradella. where the railway commliiica-
tions comes to an en,l. the same scenes o.
enthusiasm were witnessed as on the r0a
to Turin; but here, Of course. the Italian'
lost his trace.
When he arrived after midnight at Pi
acenza. the guard at the gate reccivedAl,in
with a blurt "Che ,liayolo fate COST iarli.i
He rould quietly go to an hotel withou
being recognized. At breakfast, however
the waiter brought the foreigners bool
Ito get the names Of the guests inscribed
and seeing tie name "Eossuth," he rush
sd our Of the room like mailman. No
five minutes passed, and all the tIiirt.
thousand islaJitants OF Piacenza knew
already. and as il called. together by. Al
alarm bell. they rushed under bis windos
and shouted their vivas with the. ;heartics
good Will The Mayor and munieipalit
appeared in his room TO offer their co,npli
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

Es- The Wh;te County SIeetqfor say IS
that there has been no rain in that county
since the 10th of June. n great deal Of
the oats crop is so short that il cannot be
harvested, and corn and potatoes arc about
ruined. The farmers in portion of the
county haze given MP their hopes of a crop.
aud gone to work on the railroad. Bugs
are doing great deal of mischief. too, as
they arc in number Of other places in the
State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
Coffee, = lbs for 81 90:
TO NoN-HESIpENTS,

HNHE undersigned with the County Surveyor,
will. on ThursLay, the 18th day of August
le59, at 40 O'Clock. am. hf sad dav. prgccci 10
survey and locate the CORNERS of h land In section
-, township 33. range 3 csrst, n Marsali County
In'!i INA: to meet ON the pr, m sc-, AMI cont nue.
from 'lay to day uniil all is SURVEYED. i-si ~
Non residents who fail to meet the Surveyor n.
the time above mentioned, anil dciray. provide
for dcriying, their portion of the expense of said
survey, will be retained to the county udfr, ssl
sucl, dcnlncnces placed on the tax duplicate and
collccted Mc riding to law. -'a.rr,il-8yif iif
-7t --..i-f,.,af .t3 g. ts Ego G. W.. BoYCE..t
July p, Ie5o--3et3 (Prinsrr's fee, s., 90. D. %
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
Chicago Mark rs.

From the Chicago papers ofyestcr.ay we make
the following quot atoms:
Flour. white winter iol,l) $50, anil good spring
cxtr, $50 per bbl.; ,em,n dull. Wheat. st md
ard spring, 530I aIc.; No. :. Soc: new No. Red
a, SIS. on track. M White ut Csc. on ts. X
Corn. 57M5rc Oats, No. I . 25m &c Conmca,
bolted S2SCa2p p ton: unlol:cd S25 a 81. Eggs
1917 Gf per duz- Green Apples. mmon 50 r
b H., r. me 50 51@575. H.y. kos pa e,sl p
ton. b,lcd Sc. II mcy Hole BE IA. s,oul crs
7@7 Sc. Hams % 1filc.; l. ri I0,. ri. p :
{ 'cs. new 9caSl PbL Chick n, live ,75@
2 y ,ioz
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

LF- Our thanks are due to Mr.. w. j.
HAND for basket full Of choice apples he
left at our Office one day last week. and.
also, to Mr.. l.. j. ANnREws for some green
corn, cabbage heads and ripe tomatoes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
Commercial AMI Financial Effect Of the
r..,sv ~r D..~c - Nowr Vork.

...,,; Treaty OF Peace, in New York.
The news caused the French ( mis- to
advance q per cent, the British. 3, and
other foreign stocks in proportion; but IN
New York neither merchandise nor
stocks. nor money. nor exchange lasl been
perceptiLly affected. No doubt the season
of the. year which. is proverbially n'rfavor-
able for specBlatire movements Is IN
measure the cause Of the prevailing apathy
Something is also dine to the cosspicte
sway, which the bears exercise over the
Stock Exchange, and which. for the pres
ent. paralizcs the action OF that body. II
may be doubted whether the dull indiffer.
eacc, manifested in all nnonentary and
commercial circles to-day. can be Of long
duration" i q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

Esv y sixty-fou: FOUNDER exploded at
the navy yard, in Washington, on Thurs
day. the l4th OF tins month. by which two
meas heals were blown off, and ten others
were severely injured.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

Ee- The smallest lite thing We have
heard of lately "a Democratic Post Master
in one of the out Townships of the County
subscribing for the Democrat to keep up
appearances" and selling it TO get his
money back T.. Democrat. ~ -ui
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

L0ST.-The Plat OF Wheeler Bnrying
Gronnl. Whoever has it will please re-
turn the same to j. g. y. kLrSGEn. over
Picrce's Clothing Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

G The Laporte Union, says that an
unler ground lake has been discovered
near Battle creek. A railway embank-
ment was built across the marsh that Gov
cred the lake, anil the weight broke
through the crust. The cmbankmcnt en-
tirely disappeared. and a lake thirty rods
across fills its place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

The annual meeting Of the Indiana State
Teachers Association. will be held at the
City Of Fest Wayne, ON the 2Sd day OF
August C. .niinuiRg three days.
(. The sessions will 10 hold ut Colerick's
Hall. A goel meeting is anticipated.
We ere requested To state. thai gener-
Al invitation. is extended to ell Teachers
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

Ey Messrs. f.. S. Il n. T.. ELLIOTT are
prepared to fill orders in their line prompt
ly and cxpcditiously. Their work has al
ways taken the premium at our County
Fairs See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

LsoroR Law SrsrArxEp.-1n two c.ses
Of l..bess corpusl,siore Judge PeFkips last
veck--ouc Of which Was a minor aud tl'e
other . ncxro--ths c"nstitnti"naiiiy Of the
l,arnr law. N us application to all rlssee
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

EC Governor WILLARD is nov on a
visit, with his family, in New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

clared in favor Of the Laporte branch
The DipctorsTof7 the Plymouth Ebrapch,
though they had earned a divide nd dill
not as that it be declAscd. as the j p tefer-
red to accumulate large sprpIus and
that Of course the State Board could not
make a dividend without the application Of
the brach coming before them.-Loporte
Daily sioh. 0ffnfiriltlaffn II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
CARD TO TEE LADIES.
DR.. DTT0y(GS GOLDEN PERIODICAL Pills
For FEufIES

IL Arc iI,E,lliblc for
removing Stoppaces or
Irregularities of the
Mrnscs..
The pills are nothing
new. hut have been usesl
10y the Doctor in his
practice for many Years.
both in France and
America, with un?ard-
leled success. in every
case; and he is urged bv
many thousand ladies
who have used them. tn
make the Pills public.
for the allcviatinn Of
these suffering from any
irregularities whatever,
preventative to ladies
whose health will not
permit OF IN increase of
family.
INC dollar by mail to {
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

:. Pregnant females, or
: those supp"<;na them
selves 40. are cautioned
against using pills " lille
ia that condition. as the
proprietor assumes no
rcSIonsib lily after the
above admoniiion. al
though their mildne 81
would prevent any miu-
~ to health /; otherwise
these pills are recon.
mendcd. Directions ac-
comprnying each Box.
PmcE 81 on.
" B--A<k for DIR Du-
ponco's Golden Pills
See signature on every
box. You then obtain
: a pill You may depend
upon.
. L,dies by enclosing
her of the ars,nfs lrlnM
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

"A treaty OF peace has been signed be-
twccn. the Emperor of Austria aud myself
on the following basis:
; The Italian Conieleracy is to he under
the honorary Presidency of the Pope. L.
The Emperor of Austria comedies his
rights in I.ombarly to the Emperor of the
French. who transfers them 10 the King oil
Sardinia .sii
The Emperor Of Austria preserves Ven
ic'. but she will form an intcsral part
of the Italian Confederation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
BOLLES. SMITH & CO..

III I axe Sfrccf, q IcAGo,
Agents for the North w estcrn States also. Deal
crs in Patent Medicines generally. In2i,ll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

: Frazer River mining news continue dis
;ourasing. 2 e1e'se Z ss' g s's'