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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
DIR. Dnil, Wound Guilty.

Thetrial before court ofthe ministers Of
the Methodist Church, of Rev. DIR. Daily.
on charges of lewdness and drunkenness,
to which we have hitherto alluded, ended
on Friday night, after three days in
vestigation. The accused was found cuiI-
ty of both the charges named, and suspen-
led from his ministerial functions and
church membership till the conference can
act upon the case.
The Court was composed Of the follow
ing ministers: Rev s. u. Gillctt. Pres
ident; Rev. MIR. Stallard: Rev. Mr.. Whar-
ton; Rev. Mr. Mason; Bev. Mr.. Swartz:
Rev. Mr.. Williams; Rev. Mr.. Richards:
Rev. Mr. Reed.
The prosecution was conducted by Rev
Mr.. Hester and the defense by Mr.. Tark
ington, of this city. This conviction of
DIR. Daily, though not unexpected, will
produce marked effect throughout the
State. 1t is proof that neither position,
nor influence can always avert Just iudg-
ment from the offendcr-lad Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

IT"P0mPkin Head" says the reason our boys
{~bo, during our indisposition, threw brick at hin
.waici' hit him in exceedingly tender spot, put
ting hin, az night have been expected in a terri
BE rage 10 no. care for his low vulgar abuse. il
shat they. have not got sense enough 70 be a.
ware Of their own iml,ecility," and adds ~The,
not to blame-their daddy is in the same FIX
In the same number Of the "DeGd Adv Saest''
from which we copy the foregoing, we find the fol-.
owing grammatical gems: f
$50, the people can see that his statement. that
ne does printing cheaper than ace, is unqualified
false"
"The times arc hard, if she people tell the truth
Ind We doubt nosbut 'chat they do-'&
'sThescsopsraised ia MARSHALL County last year
were about average, and the price, for all kinds
OF produce has been higher than Il tcss list year"
We notice, beside the above improvements upon
Lindley Murray, in the same number. several
graphic and brilliant sentences, but these are suh
Gent TO show his great '.larnin."
He is, indeed raravis; wonderful develop
nent of The "Pumpkin" family. We rather like
him, Cd account Of his high appreciation of our
language. adopting and incorporating it into his
compositions Oas OeS.siOns; Often it Is true, with
out any ard to proPrey or the fitness of things,
but still, in such manner as to show the high es
innate he places upon il. A few weeks since
We quoted the old and of repeated remark that
skunk by any other name would smell as sweet
md applied it TO the proprie.ors of that concern.
Viewer having It before, we presume, it struck
i'm forcibly, impressed him powerfully, and ever
ince he has been repeating it. He doubtless
links it exceedingly witty. Also, week or two
go, We observed that Mr.. Parks should in future
emember the Scripture Injunction "Do not cast
our pearls before swine," &C.. and, sure
nough, in his last issue he repeats the quotation
We might point out several other similar cases,
ut these viii answer for the present, to show his
ppreciation Of US. II he will continue to copy
ur remarks he may make something of himself
ter all. Who knowsl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

j. The reason We do not &c; angry at the edit
oFs of the Democrat for the low and vulgar Ian
guage they direct at US, is that we have always
made it rule when We commenced plaguing lit
tie boys to take watsysE they choose to say to US
at the time in good humor. The boys OF that val
nabs establishment are in terrible quicker just
now at Us, and call US all manner of hard names,
such as ''old Mlt,ingy," "imbecile," and liar"
besides making all sorts of ugly mouths at us, and
also threatening to thrash US. We laugh at the
tyros in turn, which only enrages them still more.
IL wrong, perhaps, to yex them so much but
their irascbiity is so amusing that we cannot re-.
ais: the temptation
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
Insporssn Mt tofhe Cstizens Of MARSHALL.
4 petision. We IcaSby letter received yester-


day from ], Q. PAaxs, Esd, our Representative,
was presented on Saturday last by Mr.. Murray.
from citizens Of Elkhars. ST. Joseph, and Marshall
copaties.. asking that the Congressional township
aow hing in the three counties be included in the
isni:s Of Elkiiart county Mr. Parks says in his
sose 70 us. TINT the Representative from Elkhart
maaifssts disposition TO crowd the measure
through, and thathe would liketo be fortified in his
opposition to iiby respectable rcrnonstrance from
the citizens of Marshall. Whatever is done in that
respect mus. be done in hurry
Comfy lines should not be disturbed except for
good ana sufficient reasons. We know nothinga a.
bout the particulars or facts in this case but pre-
sune. 50 Ear as the convenience OF the inhabitants
Of the township is concerned that their interests
would be equal Is well consulted BY including
al The seritory. within the limits of Marshall as
By attaching it TO- Elkhart. and as the latter has
already 26. aud 81 Joseph 81 more square miles
ehan Marshall, tseems to be both RICH, and proper
thai oil Of it should be annexed to Marshall. at
least 80 much OF 4 as liesin Ekhart county. The
pspls Of the .osnsp really care very little which
coanty they are annexed 20. Had some patriotic
and active citizen of Marshall carried round a Pc
titon to iacaie toe to wnsiip within its limits in
Sod Of Ekhart. quite as many signatures to il, no
doubt, could have been obtained az appears ON the
enc presented BY the honorable Represenfatirc.-
All know numbers sign such petitions because
. friend soiciss them &c do so aud persuades them
thak thu proposed change wiz prove amaterial
puhke advantage. rsff .frs|etI ed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
State Temperance Consen,ion.

This body convened at indianapolis, on
last Tuesday week. Its tone was quiet but
animated, aud although discussion was
earnest the proceedings were ratified har-
moniously. The resolutions furnished be-
low speak for themselves: (Thelast one
was warmly debated, but finally was a.
dopted with the others. a .- Is
Resolyed, That we regard the temperance
movement as eminently moral movement,
and as such, it appeals to all men and wo-
men who regard the moral welfare of the
race. fstt ,sfr tsln aeEff.-ff tneses ,if
Rssolre3. That the success Of ourlabors
heretofore in reforming those who have
formed habits of inebriation, and In pre-
serving the young from forming such hab-
its, indicate very clearly, the duty of true
temperance men, at the present and for the
future. - a. 81 ss-.ss- ertI - 1ste 49,
'Resolrsd, That we believe il to be the
duty of every true temperance nan and wo-
man to be connected with some voluntary
association. whose object lit IL to dilfuse
temperance principles. aud to. aid an the
reformation Of dlunksrds. and to spreventl
the formation ola love ofldrinking in the
young and we recommend5 such sssocia-
tons to be formed in every neighborhood.
Resotsed. Thatwe regard tippling houses
as the principal enemyjn the formatiou of
habits ef, intemporanoe, and therefore will
iabor.by every~leudable msans in our pow
or, to entirely femeve them from The State.
kesolsed, That a State whose Gonstitn~
t1<<x1 n I~x~& - 1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
Indiana Legislature.

In tie SENATE on Tuesday the 18th, Conley's
bill to repeal the charter of the Bank ofhe State Of
Indiana was discussed at length, on a motion to re-
Ter 1t to select committee of from each Con-
Tesional District. Several Senators declared
themselves in favoro repeating the charter, on &C.
count of the fraudulent manner in which il was OBJ
tanned. Senate adjourned without taking a vote on
The House. was not in session.
In the senate on the u 9th, no measure was final
ly disposed Of A number of resolutions we're in
trolucel and referred. A joint Convention was
held TOR the election of officers OF the Sinking Fund
In the HorsE, Mr.. Parks, our Industrious repre-
sentative, introduced bin to provide for the eec-
ton of County Prosecuting A,tornys. No other
business of importance was transacted
a large number of resolutions and bills on vari-
oss subjects introduced into the SENATE ON the
10Th. resolution offered by w cir compelling the
Bank of'he State to pay Corporation taxes was dis
cusssd for some time and finally laid on the table
Cohb'sbil for thcrepeal of the game law was, on
motion of Murray, Indefinitely postponed.
Int the HousE nothing of any Importance received
final action. gn -
SENATE, Jan. 2l.---The Chair announced the fol.
lowing select committees: ~
On the House joint resolution for the appo;nt.
meDi ofjoint committee on geological survey Of
the ssate: Messrs- Wagner, W alace, Steele, Muir
ray, March. Caznahan and Line. 81 So
On Conley's bill fo- repeating the charter of the
D. ~ c. n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

rTyHE undersigned With tbe, County Surveyor,
at 10 o'olscks en-, a ss;t ~, psSceed sostSrsy
s so@us SiS's u II sB a2 q ss G Mssss. i
countyg Ind1Am; 1osmeet "a DE pre1nises, and
conslzne ION day p d@ until ~ & fprfeyed. : !.
Mn z'dbnks Nc f1if tc,maek ahs iSw<eysr Il
the,tne sheTe edgpna zleG>y, Or prcvIdk ibr
deiNy(1gye Aek fof! f<Hee xpeh5e q aid surrey,
will be te{Qf5ed . III cQnnty Anditor, and essch
delinquencez iced a IL 'tax 'dupDlosss 80 eol
's: 5ss: So: s. 81 *. csosc i INN; e.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
NOTICE OF supVrv

NOTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
! with the County Surveyor, will, on Friday.
sne It'll day of February, 1889. at 10 O'Clock. !.
M OF SAID day proceed to survey and locate the
corners OF the land belonging to the heirs of Isaac
Zoe, deceased, lying in section 81, township 81.
north OF range east, in Marshall County, Indiana
70 meet on the premises and continue from day 10
day until all is surveyed. :"
Non-rcsidenfsvho fail to meet tho Surv.ro- :.
t tl 1me aooye mentioned, and defray or proyide
ior deifayng' their portion of the expenses of said
survey, will be returned to the County Auditor and
such dehnquences placed on the tax duplicate. and
collected according to law. r''o''e' anu
JOHN GIBSON. AGENT
January 81, lS59-I2t3 ueS u.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
Dr.. Rossch,~ scanJ;,,ar..,, ,,....,

DF. Hoo'ck's Scandinavian Remedies.
Every mail brings grateful letters from
persons cured by DIR. I,olack's Blood pu-
rIler and Blood Pills. Many of these Ger
tlflcatcs are from individuals who have
been sick for years. The seeds of disease
were in their blood, and could only be
reached by these wonderful vegetable anti
septlcs, which act exclusively upon the
fluids OF the system, expelling every parti
eie oil corrupt matter, and removing all
disorders OF the stomach, kidneys, Lungs.
throat liver, skin and glands. See al
yertiscmcnt. InIal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

u The English and Montgomery difficulty has
been adjusted By the interference of mutual friends
The Board of Cancellation decided that English
acted hastily and without sufficient grounds, and
theraaDon he apologized to Mr. Montgomery for
whashe had 5oneewha. will those Democratic
papers who made so much sport of Mr.. MOn,gom-
err say now
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

10 Meetings Of the citizens of several towns a.
long the line Of the Wabash and Eric Cso1ee
been called to consultSa regard to what measures
are necessary to prevent the abandonment and ru
IN ofthe Canal. We begin TO feas that the State
will have to take It back after all.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

u The Supreme Court has recently decided
that the Charter ofthe Bunk the State is valid,
having beenpassed by the Legislature according to
the requirements OF the Constitution This settles
the matter conclusively. tN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

Henry s. Lane and wns w. Mccarty, the le-
gally elected q. s. Senators from this State have
reached Washington and have taken steps to con-
test the seats held by Bright and Fitch
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
MARRIED

On the 18th inst. by Re-. ID. d. Danes Mr.. w
5 DoBSEr, of Miami ouity, to Miss E. r
SoUrHAII, of Marshall county.
In Mason City. Iowa, on the 9Th inst, bv Rev
j. 3 Church, Mr.. CHARLES c. Dourirr,.r. .or-
merly of this place, and Miss MELISSA II. Cooxs,
of Albion. wis. 4S RS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

D THE GOSHEN TINES comes to US this week
enlarged to the size of an light column sheet Arc
al the Republican papers in this part Of the State
gong to enarge
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

. u The following article from the indianapolis
Daily Journal of the 18th, commenting upon the
nominations for State officers by the Legislature,
contains some sensible talk in regard to party pol
icy. and we hope every true an genuine Rcpub
lican will read aad act upon it in futures:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
TO N0N-REsIDENTs.

YvFfE undersigned with the County Surveyor,
viii, on, Tuesday, the lstday Of March. 1859,
at 10 O'clock m. Of said day. proceed 70 survey
township. 49,. range I east, in MARSHALL county,
Indiana; to meet on the premises, and continue
from daS to-day until alEis surveyed. lAs<
Non residents Who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and dcfray, or provide
for defraJipss their ponion Of The expense Of said
surveys will be resuped TO the county Auditor. and
such dehnsucnees placed on the tax duplicate and
collected accorling 70 iaNz - eHiifinc9 Hrt
Jan. 90, '59-lav3 e. NICHOLS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

u The report OF the illness Of Hon. james VII
son. NC, ofthe sth District, was erroneous Il
grew out Of the fact that his wife had been yer,
SICK
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
TO NON-RESIDENTS,

NOTICEl is hereby given that the undersigned.
IN with the County Surveyor, viii, on the 2lst
day of February, 1889, at 10 O'Clock, a. m of said
day, proceed TO suryeyand locate the corners ofther
LANDS in sections IL and -, township 49, north OF
range east, in Marshall County, Indiana; to meet
on the premises, and continue from day to day un
til all is surveyed.
Non-residents who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide
for defraying, their portion the expenses of said
survey, will be returned to the county Auditor and
such delinquences placed nthe tax duplicate, and
collected according to law. - -
ANDREW CART.
Jan. 27--lot3 SOLOMON LINN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

in fraud, born in perjury and baptised by whole
sale violation Of principle, should be repealed and
that respectfully reques. all persons in Congress
ffomIndiai,a 70 vote for the repeal of this odious
clause.
Dougherty moved an amendment in favor of the
admission Of Kansas without regard to the popula-
ton clause, which was lost
The resolution received 40 votes only, falling
for want of constitutional majority. 81
Davis offered resolution ID, favorof the admis-
sion of Kansas, withoutrcgard te population, when
ne people desire the same under republican con-
sttation adopted by m Jority Of the people.
Theresolution with pending amendments, was
laid on the table
Dougherty aalred a joint resolution in favor of
the admission OF Kansas. free or slave State,
whenever the people may desireit
Pending the consideration of the resolution, the
House adjourned,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

II revolution has broken out in Hayt which
promises to give Emperor soulsque some trouble
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
NOVICE OF SURVEY

NOTIcE is hereby given that tho UNDERSIGNED
! wlththe County Surveyor, Will, on SATURDAY.
the 18th day of February, 1859, at 10 O'Clock =
m, OF said day, procesdfto survey ana locate the
'rners of the land belonging to the heirs of Isa,c
Voc, deceased. lying in section 8, TOWNSHIP az.
north OF range east. in Marshall County, Indiana:
day until all is SURVEYED a p HfT
Non-resdents who fail to meet the Suryevor NJ
s e ume above mentioned, and defray, or provide
ior ueirayng their portion OF the expenses of sail
survey wiibe returned to the County Aud;tor a,i
su1h ueinquences placed on the tax duplicate AMI
collected according 70 law. '' = anu
JOHN GIBSON, Acryr
Tor the heirs of Isaac Coe. dse,d
Jan. 81, ls59-l2t3 oOe' uee u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

The following is complete outfit nec-
essary for company of four men, for the
Gold Diggings. Also supply of provis-
sions ample for-six months, with the cost
of the Same in the cifi..s par,aI ahoxo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

B The proceedings ofthc Editorial Convention
on the 18th, are crowded out this week. We may
find room for them in our next
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
ttenent of the Douglas and Fitch
af Difficulty. ftHffia
w asTrrNcro.- To- o.

The difficulty between Mcssrs. Douglas
and Fitch was settled this evening, and
to-morrow's Union will contain the cores
pondenee. Roger A. Pryor acted as the
friend of Mr.. Douglas. and Mr.. benjamin
as the friend Of Mr. Fitch.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27

IL James p. Drake and NJ. c. Blight have sent
in petition to the Legislature to be released from
liabilities as sureties of Allen May. s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
Later from Kansas.

LEAvESwonTH, Jan 20.
Montgomery has Voluntarily gwen him
self mp to the authorities to await his trial
on charge of being connected in. the late
tfddblcs on the southern border. Brown
is reported to have lett the Territory, and
no further trouble is apprehended. There
is no excitement here.
The Douglas and Fitch Affair. 80
New YoRK, Jan. "a.
The Times Washington correspondent
teiegraphs that notes have passed between
Senator DoYsisS and Fitch, with a view to
explanatIel lid retraction, or a hostile
meeting. The first note was from DoncIas
to Fitch, demanding retraction of tho
charge of falschood. The second from
Fitch, specifying the charge, and inou;r;no,
IT Douglas refers to them. If so Fitch re'
lterates them. Douglas replies in.a4lHa6f
cd letter, explaining and mod T.. -
language, and giving it a y3Ssyiv[ |fpp
much.less offensive than as originally nm
derstood. Fitch 'reioincd amicably. and
ms ass'wil Inpntably settle the affair.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-27
.EssigHee,s .Nofice.

sHSSsgNPe'S Notice.
a LFRED LINSEY s. DANIEL .IINSEy.
"a DONG business under the firm name of A. &.
u. LlNSEf, having this day made an assign
mcnt - me in trust tor the benefit of their crs,i;
tors Of all their property, credits and effects incu
ding their notes and book accounts, therefore. an
persons indebted tn them are notified to make i'm
mediate payment to me, and all persons having
claims against them are notified to present the
same Tor adjustment ut my Office in the town of
Plymouth without dcIay.
Jan. -, 1888. Ass rF11..I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

The splendid Fair which the ladies of Pc
tersburg propose to give for the benefit of
this noble Association, will commence on
the l4th instant. The object is to give the
finishing touch to the new and unrivalled
edifce for the Library, which is now ap-
preaching completion.
On the evening Of. the 18th inst, lee
ture will be delivered by Thomas S. Ghol-
son, Esq, subject: Woman and her Mis-
sion." Mr.. Gholson, one of the most emf
nent lawyers at bar always distinguished
for its talent, is also gentleman of elegant
and scholarly tastes and accomplishments,
and rich treat may be anticipated in this
lecture. To no one is Petersburg as much
indebted for the brilliant success which has
attended the Library Association, as to
the gifted and public spirited President of
that body, Thomas S. Gholson, Esq, whose
time, talents, energies and munifcent dispo-
sition have all been lavishly exercised in its
behalf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06
,...,..s 70 AmcrseaH ti.isess 81 Fss
rlro Bsrsh.

iT-..re.ne 70 American ti.iSess =
Gigs Blrsh.
7, =. vel, known to this class OF citszens
,b.t the laws of all the States OF the huro'
mean continent require every man over the
su. ~ eighteen to serve certain time In
the army. There are thousands Of citizens
Of foreign birth in this country, who did
no, serve she required eighteen moashs De-
fore they left the land of their nativity. -
Let not such return to visit their Trends,
until this war Is over, for as surely rs they
do, so surely viii they be pressed into the
service. Ia that case our government can
not interfere TO save them, and they will
be compelled to serve out their time. The
despo,isms of the continent want all the
men they can get, and viii be sure to sieze
npon any citizens of this country standing
in the category above alluded to.
Our government has already decided that
American citizenship does not protect a
man who is pressed into service by The 60
vernment of the country in which he was
born, when It appears that previously to
leaving il, he bad not served bis allotted
tine, Ttshould be recollected by all those
whom it may concern, that the cases in
which the government made this decision
occurred in time of peace. American citi-
zens visited their native country, thinking
as there was no war, there would be no
no reason for exacting military service from
them. In some instances they were deceiv-
ed. They were seized, and compelled TO
enter the army, and upon appeal to the 60
vernment of their adopted country, it was
decided after mature deiberation, that it
could afford no remedy The case of Koszta
affords no exceptions to the general rule
Koszta was arrested, not for failure to rem
der military service, but for an alleged poll
tical offence.
The following note OF the Secretary of
State settles the matter. 1t is in reply to a
letter addressed to him by certain French
citizens, residents of Tennessee
''Your letter OF the 18th inst has been received.
In reply have to state that It 10 understood that
the French government claims military service
from all natives Of France who may be found
within its Jurisdiction. Your naturalization In
this country will not exempt you from that claim
should you Voluntarily repair thither
LEWIS CAss"
We think it will hardly be necessary to
advise the class of citizens in question to
beware how they venture.