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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

Fer a lady, the wife Of respectable
gentleman Of indianapolis, the possesor Of
considerable means. was detected a short
time since in purloining goods from store
where she was making some purchases
She was taken before the Mayor, who gave
her good Lecture. and then escorted her
home. r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

p More than SO. Odo have Zen ma
out er pork. in this county, d9sIng Ae
p"5 two months Ayerylasge psrtios Of
the hogs bought here have been shipped 10
Cincinnati. Some were purchased for =
esffker 81 Ft; Wayse. Messrsallyypa
ward az Humrichouser arc the only r,crsoAs
who have been buying and packing for
home vs., Eve believe Kxxuo-w
EaH AghEV I
re- Our "CARhIER" requests us to re-
turn his hearty thanks to the patrons Of the
,fsfrtrl icAfseifoI dc libstalityItiy greet.
edihim with on "New Years Day" Some
yer: not at home when .hs sqalled rand a
few others hadn't "a quarter past Them"
Such can 'haiid that Ssam over to him at
thqr earl'estfsayenience. ,yhb.THdT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

Because Oregon was not admitted as a
|6t<lc st>hd last eesS Pm dCongrcss. some
|sf& .mo.rkc sErts,ry to insinua.s
yhat ,hdRePubllsrns re posed to the adj
mission Of even any more fee States. All
the Republicans ask in the case of Or
sgon,is that she be made 10 ecsypytke same
sround'as Kansas The DEMOCRATS ia
Congress oppose the admission of the lat
ter, asa free Stqte, uptil she .las. populs-
don sufseiens 70 entitle kcr tea Represch
tatlye in Congress-. The Republicans say
that Oregon is entitled to no more favor
IN this respect than Kansas, but are willing
to admit them both Mt the same time. The
population Of Kansas is fully equal to that
OF Oregon to,l ''is'" i.'n ".5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
Fl. Wayne Daiiy RepubIican.

The first number Of the Fl Wayne Dali.
" Republicans male its appearance on the
lst inst. 1t is spicy sheet. and if the cit
izcns of Fl. Wayne understand their best
interests they viii not let il Iangu,lish0 for
want of patronage, in the shape Of advc,rrti-I
sing and subscriptions. See prospectus in
advertising columns e '''A ',sa'f ''"' >
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

or The List Of Laws passed. during the
recent Special Session ofthc Indiana Leg
islatnre, will be found in another part Of
this paper. Although but comparatively
few bills passed. a great amount Of work
has been smatured, and will Be in readiness
fsr action at tho regular session. The re-
cess will afford the members an opportul
nity oflvisiting their families and cohstitu-
ents and learning the wishes Of the latter
upon important Questions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
Eg- An exchange asks .yvh..a ),

EH- An exchange asks:-"yyhat do
Printers live on?' We have no objection
to onr delinquent subscribers calling a
mass convention and discussing this qucs-
ton thoroughly. Some curious facts might
be elected by such discussion, which
might prove highly beneficial to political
economists. '~-ii'''7 '7 h''i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

fE The President has signcI a procla-
nation ordering the public sale of 1900.
0O0 acres of land in Wisconsin during
April and May including the alternate sec.
tons which belong to the Government a.
long the railroad lines Such of the lands
as may not be sold will be subject to pri-
vatc entry. ita..a, 81 f,.t. .lf.,r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
r% New Years Dav nasse,l or h.ro :,

"a New Years Day passed off here in
the most quiet manner. Nothing was done
OFT OF the usual rotine of every day life,
we bslieve. Rather more people than usu-
al were in from the country. but most OF
them appeared to have business, after
trsnssciins which they departed for their
homes. Thus was the advent of the New
Year greeted by this community,-no ex-
element or noisy hilarity Of any kind
marked the occasion. Even Young Amer
lea RETAINED from his usual display of fire
works and othrr joyous demonstrations
What was the reason? Couldn't papa af-
ford to furnish the dimes to purchase the
fire-crackers to start the excitement?-
Well, at any rate, the New Year is fairly
inaugurated, and 1859 will soon sound as
familiar to our ears as 1858, the by-gone
year, which is already fading from our
memories, reminding us, alas. that we too
must soon depart from earth. that our pla-
ces will be filled by others. and our names
even seldom recalledto mind by those we
now esteem as cherished friends. But the
thought Is too melancholy to pursue, and
we therefore drop the curtain upon the view.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

E- \ dispatch to the Laporte DAILY
Union. dated Washington, Jan'y 4, saws
the Senate on that day vacated the old
Hall and took possession Of the new one.
Senator Crittenden and Vice President
breckenridge each made some remarks ap
propriate to the occasion, previous to leav-
ing the old Hall. The galleries and lob
bies were crowded with spectators to hear
the speeches and witness the exodus.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06


Senator's Slidcll and Jones have written
letters very insulting to Senator Douglas.
with the manifest design so II is claime,l by
Washington Correspondents, Of disgracinc
him or making him fight duel.
I The Tooth anniversary of the birthday
Of Seotia's immortal Bard. Robert Burns,
Is to be celebrated at Chicago, on the 18th
inst. Arrangements ale making to have a
grand festival. ~ .l,..s n.
-n The emigrants from the Eastern and
Northern slave States 10 the Southwest.
is jaid just row to be very heavy. Gangs
OF hundreds of Virginia, MARYLAND and
Kentucky negroes, sold South arc ON
their way TO the fat new lands Of Texas
The filibuster fever appears to be raging
very violently in Mississippi, Meetings
OF sympathy, aid and comfort have lately
been en- held in various parts Of that State.
: ioAutIentio accounts confirm previous adj
vices respecting thcTichncss aud extent Of
the Kansas and Nebraska goll mines. En-
'Srants continue to pour in. .aes-s ii
The papers: mention new counterfeit
two on the State Bank of Ohio. The sha
ding around the word "two" at the lower
left corner, as also around the words estate
Bank OF Ohio" is heavier than in the gen.
nine. and the counterfeit bills are one
9Th Of an inch shorter. ~ - =. -
DR.. j. l.. Comstock, author of Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry used SO widely
in Our schools, died at Hartford, Conn,
on the I2lst inst. at the ago Of Il. 80 .iiii
Samuel Dukes. who shot and killed John
q. White. at Midway on the 2fst of july
last, during an attack upon his premises to
destroy liquors which he kept for sale was
tried last week In the Clinton Circuit c curt,
found guilty and sentenced TO fifteen years
iii the penitentiary. .'''"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
Mo. seward. Fatal heres, No, o,;y;n.,


Mr. Stewards Fatal Here's, Not Original
The following extract from a letter ad
dressed by President Washington to Gen
cral I.afaye,tee, in 179s. shows that Scna.
tor Seward cannot claim entire originality
for thc alarming doctrines he uttered in his
Rochester speech.
81 agree with you cordially in your views
in regard to negro slavery. 1 have long
considered it a most serious evil, both So
cially and politically, and should rejoice
In any feasible scheme to rid our States of
such burden. f s. Tea 81
The Congress of 1857 adopted an ordi-
nance which prohibits the existence of in
voluntary servitnde in our northwestern ter
rltory forever. / consider it a wise meas .
ure- 1t met with the approval aud assent
OF nearly every member of the States more
u: mediately interested in slave labor
The prevailing opinion in Virginia is a.
gainst the spread Of slavery into the new
territories, and ] trust we shall hare con-
tederacy offree Statcs.' -, lf,.,f.f..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

Our readers, when-thcy visit Laportc
would do well to step into the establish.
lnent Of Wilson, Andrew Il Co., where
they will find a large stock Of Drugs,
Paints, Oils, Pcrfunery. Yankee Notions,
DC, &C., at prices which cannot fail to
give satisfaction. 1oilnfN Be- Haa1iifi 'Ai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
rE A dispatch dated BOSTON. Tan q

EV A dispatch dated Boston, Jan 3,
says ss.1 f...-,.,l
The Marioncck wooden mills Of Deiham
were destroyed by firetlIis morning. Loss
$4,000. which is probably insured. Wi
leg Edmunds and Gardner Dolby are the
owners. ..s. .ds4 se.'so :. e.4rt
John Hancock. a nephew of the revolu-
sionary patriot of that name, died yester-
day. aged 50. s.4.j gfsifta al -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

The Fort Wayne Daily Republican says
that on Saturday night. in the neighborhood
Of Archers. about three miles from that
city, School Master was assaulted and his
bowels cut ont by man whose son had
been severely whipped by the teachcr.--
The naunes Of the parties and other partic-
ulars are not given. - Iiiu eIIill p
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
Re- Spanish quarters are not tal,.n q,

D. EF SpanisL quarters are not taken any
longer by our merchants and business men
for more than 20 cents. We cannot see
the wisdom in deprecisting this coin. IL it
be really true. as some say. that their intrin.
sic value is % cts. But the decree has
gone forth and it is now too late to reverse
1t! Every one viii soon become aceus-
tomcd to the change.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
fE 4 youne man on S.,r-,.. -:

AZ \ young man on Saturday night
last, we have been informed, in. one of the
Saloons in this place, offered to pawn a
gold watch for the loan Of So for a short
time No one appearing disposed to ac-
eept the offer. he dashed the watch on the
foor and them jumped OMIT. OF course
he must have been intoxicated or he would
not have been guilty OF SO rash an act.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
-saSBafh school ceIebTo,io,,..

1.-The Sabbath School celebration. at the
Presbyterian Church ON New Years Eve.
was attended by large number of our
principal citizens. male and, female. The
house was crowded. The exercises were
ail highly entertaining, 'affording unmixed
TO allprexent. ~ van amfs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

EE Tbs "Old Line Book and Drug
Store. lin Laporte. has always full stock
on hand, and the most accommodating and
gentlemanly Clcrks to show customers
through. 1rtal ver .goirlissaain4i :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

@ We noticed las. week the purchase
OF MrrcHCrL's Foundry, in South plym.
outh, by Mr.. +. H.HALL. We now h we
the pleasure If calling attention to an al.
vertIscment. over the signature Of the lat
ter, in another column. as7aff II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
re- Orr clsyer fr,onJ

H Our clever friend, j., WSsorr,
brought us the other day more than a GAL
Ion Of excellent homminT, which we high
" Appreciated, it being an article we are
very fond Of, having contracted love for
it in our Juvenile days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
PLYMOUTH, Indiana, 1859.
~ The following imnar,,,,,o,.rn,

EE The following important Telegraph.
&c dispatches we Copy from sths Lsporte
Daily Union, of yesterday:
New YoRk. Jan4 .-erhes 7,;Juue Wash.
ton lon correspondent ;"Goot," has reserved
from Utah intelligence Of an alarming char,
acter-indicating the prevaiance Of treat
excitement in the Territory, and Of settled
hostilities between the Mormons and Gen.
tiles. .e... .,..,.-.s f.., 1880 - =
Mr.. Colfax will give notice in the Housc
tomorrow of his intention to Introduce a
bill to organize new Territory, embracing
the South Platte Gold Diggmgs, and por.
tons OF Kansas, Utah and Nebraska. Mr..
Phelps. Chairman Of the Ways anil Means
Committee, ssysa majority Of his commit
tee are opposed, radically. to specific vdu.
ties, and viii report a bill Increasing the
duties od rotorem. He also confirms the
statement that the President has said TO
him "that unless the present Congress in.
creascs the revenue. by hetarifl, or author
ICES new loan, he will convene a new
Congress earIyNmthe summer. ; q
=. CIScrNNATIs Jan. 4.-Iast night, the
steamers Iowa and Madison cam. in ee1;s.
ion opposite Aurora. Ind. The Madison
sunk in fifteen feet of water. She hal GOO
tons Of freight, principally sugar and mo-
lasses. She will be total loss. Valued
at SIG, 00O-insurcd for $4,000.
SrRISGFIELD. ILL.,, Jan. 4-Doth houses
OF the Legislature organized to-day. The
Governors Message will not he real till
tomorrow. The House fx.sf tomorrow
at 2 p NJ, for joint session to elect a l.
5. Senator3 The entire .Democn.fic dele
cation in caucus last night. ipliyiIuaIly
p'etss themselves to vote for the re-cle:.-
ion ofIDouglas. ftes zoos a/IN !
The author Of the special dispatch 20 tlr
Press, says that Mr.. Douglas MAS mani
nously nominated by the. Democrats. and
hat resolution endorsing the .ldm:ni ira
ion. introduced BY Mr.. Martin. from an |
district, was tablet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

d. NJ HorKISs. Of that popular es-
adjustment, the Parker House, at Laporte,
honosed us with a call on Saturday last.
while stopping over here few hours, on
his return from his. Southern bridal tour.
Mr.. II. looked as though he had fared well.
at least. during his travels. t.8a el5d ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

1 Mr.. PARKS. our Representative in
the State Legislature, sent ore of the edit
ors OF the Democrat public document,
in acknowledging which the editor. says
"Do so more, JIM" Mr.. Parks will re-
member in future the Scripture Injunction,
not to cast his pearls before swine, lest
they turn again and rend him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

kT A new lot Of Goods has just been
opened at the Regulator. ''---tle place to
purchase if you want to get the worth of
your money: You win fiDd almost every
thing at this house Won want. .rr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

kI- The Demeerct makes as mselst e-1e
over 2 quotation VIC made sew weeks since
that "a skunk by any othef name would
smsn as sweet, az ? dog Eipe 4 exi lin
guhh bunch of a'e sracIlkse hils expIo-
ding We are sorry to give the Jack
davis Of that concern andtheir man Friday
50 much tr9ubIsw did not rgpgse
when he used the expression that we were
giving the worthy trio such a mortal thrust
From the way they squirn.re ever it, ,hewev-
er, it must have produced flatuicncy their
-Aa-aSai@tida pill administer
cd to each, would, perhaps, afford them
relief b iost4es ise b Ge7 -ossei afai 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

The Lafayette Ind Journal of the
Both uh., announces the death of Hon.
Henry L. Ellsworth Of that city. formerly
Superintendent of the Patent Office, at
Fair Haven. Conn. ON Monday Dec 9th
aged GO years. so issa. 4ai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

R. HOLMES, Esq, has disposed his en-
tire interest in the Loporfe Union to JoHS
MHllKlS. Esq. Mr.. HOLMES is an honor
able. high, minded gentleman. ami he has
our best wishes for his success in his new
vOcation-he having purchased the Job
Department Of the Union Office. saes
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
rFT The Washington corrcs non,.n.

A"c washington correspondent Of
the c;scinnoti Emqairer says: r. =
"lf Douglas is to stay in the party. II is
understood that Bright and Slideli leave
it, -t. .-rr -. ills ..teSl-'l f.'l0,
"consummation devoutly to be wish.
cd" But where could Bright 1.-THE self
nominated candidate for the Presidency
and Slilell so tol Even the Border Ruff.
iahs are honorable compared with our bo-
gus Senator. =
The same correspondent adds in the same
10 tier: f.ra,is ss.l.f as,.4 49, s.,,...e.
Senator Brodcrick, of California, is re-
gar,lcd in Washington as having gone over
to the Republicans, body and breechcs.-
lie Is a man Of great energy and character.
but not with corresponding amount of
brains. lie hates Buchanan with Span.
iard's hate, ami takes every occasion to
show it, .lif' aatiai sd : ~ rie,sa
Hope it istruc, as Brodcrick Is man Of
commanding influence -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

IL. Anan named Lewis Booth had his
thumb and two foo-fngers severed from
hi hand by buzz saw. the other day in
Mishawaka, The third fere-inger was al.
so seriously injured
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

re- James Conklin is ANNOUNCED as a
candidate for Congress in the Sixth Dis.
trict of Illinois, IN opposition to Mr.. Hodg-
cs. the democratic nominee, to fiji the va
eancy caused by the death of SIR. Harris.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06


~ The tyros Of the Demoerot are con-
stsntly making predictions abous future
events. and time as il rolls around as inva-
riably discloses their ignorance and want
Of political foresight We will not stop
now to recite tho numerous false predic-
stions that sheet has made in relation to DO
iitIcsl matters, during its brief but varying
existence. In the last number. it thus
commences Its leader:
s.Thc prophecies made by tho Democrat
&c press and speakers during the canvass of
1856. that the Republican party would be
remodeled. and appear before the people
with new platform Of principles in 1860,
and probably new name, will be fulfillosi,
and more" f - 5aH.
"Will be fulfilled, AMI more!" Logical
chaps, them, arn't they? Their ideas are
always as clear as mud, and expressed with
equal elegance and force. The only ground
they have for making this silly prediction
is derived from certain propositions put
forth by the n. Y. Tribune, but which
have not received the endorsement of a
single other Respectable Republican paper
in the onion, that we have heard off,
There never was more compact and uni
ted party than is the Republican at pre-
sent, aud no attempt to emasculate lis dis
finctivc PRINCIPLES. or sacrifice anv of them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
urr Read the article from flle Indian,

= CO. Readthe article from the Indisnap-
obs Daily Journol, under the heal of
1.-The Interest on the State Debt" Gov.
Willard, it would seem, disregarjs alike
the interests Of the State and the wishes of
the Legislature "a on 1oi o9i<sit hiir
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

Ez- The large Penthouse at Indianapo-
lis. built some years ago by Col. May, was
destroyed by fire on Monday week. The
premises have not been used this season.
being in the hands Of assignccs. The main
building is total loss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
Chicago Wholesale Market.

fiT7 ~~s>
TUESDAY. A. NJ, Jan. A4.--FtoUu-
White wheat s.. Spring 1915.
WHEAT-Whitc 81 20; rel 81 10.
CeRs-ln ear soc u 20 lbs on track.
MI 3s ssS e YR NGz1g II
BARLEY--No. /, Csc.
Hocs--Ryosseds, s575@sG3S. Liv.
~, 35@4,50 gross.
Tatuow-lSl4iec p h. es =
HIDEs--Green 74@Ttc.. Green sailed
S@S}e.; Dry Flint, i5jc.
. sHEqe T1hthg &1.G08l .e5s eCIosor,
none in market; buyers offer $5@6, D.
Bvf7taA Choice i5a16c. -'ii'o'
Esos77Ffssh 2ls q aozs' LINED aor.
= nos u ,,aj g4i9kess'S si;5o@
i'1o - dozch; Turkeys. g@10c ID.
PorATops-C Choice. 70@ 75c.; Common
to Good, 50@65c.. "
81 A ri = asy s sbi dried,
cSnskSsr-E4EBe43sz< gsnst 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

4~ The 'Dee Hive" at Lsports. one
would conclude from the, streams Of huus-
man beings especially ladies'. continually
passipg.in and out.swas most appropriately
named. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
Later from Enrope..--Arriysr of the
steamer America.

Later frOm EurOpe...-Arriyai of In,
Steamer America.
It NEW IoRK, Jan. 3.
Tho royal mail steamship America arri-
'scsl ut Halifax yesterday morning with
three days later news. =
Brea'istuifs and provisions continued
exceedingly DUH. T-------'----------'.--.-- !
4he Lonlonponey markets n the 18th
closed flat, with a tendency to depression
on the fnais. ii SAE 80
An extraordinary general meeting nj ,be
Atlantic Teleyral h COMPANY was held in
London on the I5h,s at which ,eport
OF the condition Of it, affairs, p,cnniarily
was made. The total REGENTS of the Com.
pany on its capital has been f3s7, 40.
and its expenditures f36I.647flli'ifa
ia, The, late electrician. Mr. Wl,it.l,m>e
announced the establishment of another
Company. and male proposals for. fn-
sion. but it was decided that while the an
plIcatlOn to government for all was pen
ding, it wonll be improper, to entertain
such proposa - ia -.i..,sII Iii
The Reform movement wa Stil progress
ing, and NJ. B light had addrc ,sel mcc; in -
at Edmburg and Manchester.
The Phoenix Club in Ireland still con
tinuct. Seventeen persons hal been ar
rcsted IN Belfast, in addition to those at
Cork, and Government was expected to
issue commission for the trial DC the pri<-
oners. The Consultation, a Taper PUBLISH d
in Cork, assertsi tlsat the treason wa, car
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

11 Miss. sarahM Kellogg, i.l giiAAantess,
y. exhibiting herselfa at Louisville. Though
but fe years old she is seven feet two inch
es high and large in proportion. H." .''isH q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

Young lhxh namcd fhasehef has
been srcrea inP erterveountys = we(leNn
irom{he Valparaiso H<pa6iifon, On <<hasgc
of & ging ADte on Ms father for 500,
whit he 500 to Banker nsmS IfsptC
houng Thatcher was arrested at dancing
party, and committed. to Jail in default of
|ssssssit lOnoIilliIiaIi0D
From the samePapcr we learn that Isaac
!" insiow has been arrested and pnt in pris-
q lRthatscoumty, spp tire indictnnntsf for
stealing cattle. Alien Winslow, 4 young
af Isaac, --was- arFested -sesue
niopths ago on similar chargesg and gave
vail ior his appearance. fntsi<i,a, I airt~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

EE Both Houses Of Congress adjourned
on the 23d ult, over the holidays.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

DTH<1nI1nV ,f
mon Council 70 Mr n"'.', VI our !om-
the members enJor.aJ L;, no i;lNea 'ha'
Mr.. D. isSfo rses;xo 4 rv's", course
erner,s room Ito- .nrrnw" 'e"a 'sl ~ inc gov
= ~
The Schooner s-sassa., asa her r;,;s,.-
NH II. aets. I. Ia = W
,,.a s.r NV oa,r.x. I.,1n
IA vessel which arr;,.., :. 49,,
Kahton. rcno,ts th., ,,.s - "oo"e rom
landed her p..sen"s s. the schooner Susan
Honduras. who -forsh..;,.' "to cabeiio.
cross the s eoun,rv - wv prepared to
.ifms sbstfsetei ifr,t;;'.3 aat 'esfagasr-f-
months AGO are in the h.s.1. as mai 20" .
Democrats, who onlv.~.;s ~ sne ISos
the Americans to declare mar .~.;a.. A. OF
lincz. Aiarge number Of Democr.s. IN
a. 9c.se$. eas the ffostisr of Honiu.ss.
ready to unite with the Americana Coi
Natsmer has been San, 60, IT
Anderson to ARRANGE u;tb the Il,. w.,
The CORRESPONDENT, &c 49, ss
r, Po"s VI enc AssocIateI
teSS Sco4s tlle EfOliO1y3nQ. zda I'd - Ralixe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

ES y New York dispatch, dated, Dec.
229Esaysa 10ii9srHoJ hrS L98(elIf
NJ. Douglas was visited this morning
at Go Irving House by Speaker Orr. Rev
ceriy Johnston. John u. Haskin and other
prominent politicians. Alderman Bradley.
on presenting the resolutions of our Com
mon Council to Mr.. Douglas remarked that
the members endorsed his political course
Mr.. ID. is'to reesiso his friends n IN. Cav
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

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