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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03
Hard UP!

e Hard UP! 81
The Democrats for want of something
better to make political capital out Of in
sist that the Republican party shonld be
held responsible for the doings of few
crazy fanatics at Harper's Ferry. none of
whom were escr idcnti6ed with the party.
according to this logic the Democratic
party is responsible for the 6oings and
sayings of all the crazy fanatics. bigots,
forgers. fillibusters and moboerats oppo-
sed to the Republican party. Well, let
the books be posted. NJ. A, O., Packard.
promin mt Democrat of Plymouth. says
he would .'like to see the Black Republi-
cans SHOT DOWN." aud a similar sem
timent was uttered by another leading
Democrat of the county the other day
Does Democracy inculcate such intoler-
ance, bigotry and fanaticism rs this "a
mounts TO? We believe il to be the SEN
timent of more than half the leaders of that
party. Of all. perhaps. in the South. though
few in the free States, have had the cour-
age to give it utterance. 1t shows what
they would do If they dared. In Elkhart
county base forgery was perpetrated by
some Democrat for the purpose of defeat
ing the Republican candidate for Auditor.
Does Democracy inculcate forgery? The
Southern Democrats are continually send
ing ont lawless 6llibustcring bands to
pluHder AMI murder the pcaccablc inhabi-
tants Of other nations, because they hap
pen to be too fecble,to defend themselves Is
plumber and murder inculcated in the Dem
ocratic creed? The same men have prac-
tically re-opened the African slavc-trade.
which our laws pronounce piracy, and
Slaveholding Democratic Jurors refuse to
punish those engaged in it although caught
in the act. According to their owa logic
then, Democrats are in favor of reopen
ing the African Slave-trale. and, like the
the Oberlin Abolitionists, determined to
set the laws of the land at defiance. Had
not the Democrats better pluck the saw
logs out of their own eyes before they
attempt to pick the chips out of the optics
of Republicans? We will see now what
they will say about the recent pro-slavery
Democratic mob at Newport. Ky. which
destroyed Republican printing press
insulted the proprietor's daughters will
coarse vulgarity. and stole his money. a.
they did "Old Browns" at Harpcr's Fer
~. so that he should have no means LEFT
to get fair trial.
But, we must stop. Were we to at
tempt 10 recount all the sins and trans
gressions Of the Democratic party. sucl
as extravaganza. plundering the p-bli'
money. stuffing ballot boxes. forging elcc
ton returns. importing illegal voters. as
sanlting AMI numbering Senators for cxcr
cising their constitutional rights, and
thousand other crimes equally atrocious
we might fill our entire sheet. to the exclu
sion of every thing else. When we hea
Democrats talk about the enormity o
"Ol1 Browns" recent mad acts, which W
have no inclination to justify or ralliatc
it sounds to rs very much like s'lf COL
demnation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

= RIcHxoSp MnLs-We visited these
Mills the other day. and having been shown
through the different departments by Mr..
WILBUR. one Of the proprictors, were high
sly pleased with the new improvements
made to the establishment. largely increas-
ing their facilities for manufacturing -four
These mills are now manufacturing -four
of a superior quality, much of which is
shipped to Chicago, where it is becoming
very popular. a new bolt has recently
been added to the establishment, and ar.
engagements made by which country Gus
toners can get their grain manufactured
or exchanged without delay.
The highest price in Cash is paid at TIN
Mills. for w heat and Conn., .ve~ s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

ATLANTIC MoSTHLY.-We are under
obligations to the new publishers of thi,
popular and excellent Magazine. Mcssrs
Ticknor & Fields, for a copy of the No
vember number. The contents are: E
Felice Forrcsti; Larva; The Minister
Wooing; Lion Llewellyn; Tom Paine
first appearance in America: Trial trip o
the Flying Cloud" Dog Talk; tn
Reckoning; A trip to Cuba; The FRS
and the Last; The Professor at the Break
fast Table; Art; Reviews and Literar
Notices; Recent American Publications.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03
DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Blood Pills
aud Hood Purifier.

."Thc blood is the life," says Scripture: so says
Science also. Erpel corruption from the bIool and
no disease can exist in the system. My Blood
Pills and Purifier perform their task cfectually.-
They are powerful vegetable dctergents and cure
all forms of disease, which arise from impure
blood, simply because they remove the com.
mon causes ofdisease from the life-sustaining fluid
Hence their apparent miraculous cures of scrofula
eruptions, tumors, dyspepsia liver complaints
rheumatism. swelling Of the joints, and all affec
tons OF the internal organs, which do not process
from mallormation. See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

DR. BuLL's CoxrouSD PICTORIAL OF Wild
CnERRr.-We would call the especial attention OF
our readers to the advertisement in another column
Of DR.. John Bull Foreoushs, colds. splitting blood
and consumption, there Is nothing better than the
above remedy. We don't speak unknowingly---
We have tried it eHec'ually, and pronounce Il SUI
pcrior to anything we have ever used Every one
with a cold should use it, il they wish cure,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

BoURDoS.-Our readers at Bourbon and
It's vicinity will have their attention arrest
ieI by Dr. HAzzARD's advertisement Of his
Dry Goods. Groceries, ETC.. etc. He keeps
. general assortment. it viii be seen, and
shis prices, we are told, are as low as in any
iofthe neighboring towns The Dr. is a
clever man and liberal dealer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

The best Ague Cure in nSe. srf-rs
A Remedy prepared By Regular Physician.
a preparation free from all mineral lrouctiorIs--
Equally cffcctual in AGuc. AMI Chill Fever. .
When taken according to directions, is sure
cure. rdies-
II never dehilitatrs the patient like oth'r rem
Ii is a pleasant, effective and safe remedy ior
Children. [,dy.
1t has str onger crrtif-itcs than any other r.
When once Used il will ever after lee sou; ht f'r-
In short il stands ut the head oi A.ur Cures.
'sr. G.hrI~tir-~ Bsi-s,Iri tor Az aud Fcy,r
j, vim NJ golden opinions a. preventative and
cure for that dreadful disease. Much ot the dread
cx:eri.ncc, by persons emi.:r,rny to- new coun-
try will Ice removed when they know h'w easily
and thoroughly the 3 lsssm cures the disease for
which il j. ACKNOWLEDGMENT (iil-) Guar i.n-
The above Is only one Of the numerous favorable
notices ola fire. and unframmr,e,i press. Whom
such powerful trr,si the press <ncak- i'm its fs
yor. il cannot bc otherwise than popular.
JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor, l2i Lake St, Chi
caso.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

THANKseIvISG.-We publish to-day
Gov. Willarls proclamation appointing
the oath inst, as day of thanksgiving and
praise, in this State.
The Governors Of several other States
have appointed the same day for thanks
giving. More turkies than prayers will
be offered mp, we fear.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

tgsLAeGE RAprsn-Mr. JAMES EI1lorr. Of
this place. brought us a radish last week.
which measured IA inches in length and
..25 inches in circumference. 1t weighed
III lbs. and was devoured with great rel
ish By female member of our family
the ono that furnishes tactical fuid for the
rsmainler.n LII = lr...--..- ...-..s1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

New KIND OF TURNIrs.-Mr. WILLIAM
HOOKER. Of Walnut township, left bush
el of Russia turnips at our office few
days ago, and having since tasted some Of
them after being cooked. pronounce them
first ratc.-supcrior in some respects to
the common variety.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

iis SEcoSD TKr TO NEW YoRK-The pro-
prietor Of the Regulator" brought on a
tremendous stock of Dry Goods. Groee-
RIGS. kc.. de-. carly in the fall. ~but SCRAP
ii have been his sales that he has found
it necessary to purchase additional sup
, plies for his winter trado. and accordingly
started east on Monday morning last fol
that purpose ss sl.s fa''a9I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03
TO AGE NT9

All responsible persons who desire to act as
agent in this Enterprise, are requested to do So
II twenty-five or more tickets arc sold, they will
be furnished at the rate of 80 cents per ticket and
besides = premium at the rate OF ten per cent IN
Jewelry will be allowed. Thus by selling twenty
five or fifty tickets month for a few mohths, an
agent can procure an excellent watch without the
outlay of dollar IL $50 tickets arc sold In SIM
gle Enterprise, j will allow premium OF ID pei
cent in American Gold. All who cannot act as
agent themselves viii confer a favor on me BY pro
curing some one 10 act in their place; ard II the
agent so procured sells twenty five tickets or more
a handsome book will be presented to the pe'soi
procuring him.
Single tickets, 81.
All orders must he addressed to L. D. Sine, Bo
TO, Cincinnati, Ohio. $50
All responsible persons ordering tickets viz o
supplied by ordering as above-the money 70 %
sent when the tickets are sold. Oct l5--4S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

MossrKp CAnRAaE.-RrcmARD CoRBA-
L~v. Esq. presented us with cabbage
sIsh.l On Saturday last which weighed "a
zI5&. ounces IT was the largest head ne
eyer saw any where. and proves the rich
ms .,stl.~ ~,;l inc This eespts- Air. C.
informed rs that there we're several more
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

GRocEnIEs.-NUssBAuN 4 Co.. at Yves
tervelt's old stand, next door to Gipc's shoe
store. keep every thing in the Grocery linz
almost that can be mentioned, of the best
quality. and at the lowest figures. Mr.
-Nussbaum is very polite and pleasan
gentleman to deal with.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

P0clamatiOn fOr q Day Of Thanksgiving.
The inhabitants Of Indiana have had
rarely an occasion to be more thankful to
God for the favors he has bestowed upon
them than during this year. Crime has
been less than during any one previous in
proportion to the population; health has
beer secured to them. industry has at no
time been excellcd; peace has prevailed lu-
ring their labors; an abundant harvest has
been their reward II is the duty Of every
believer in God to return his thanks for
these blessings.
| 1, Ashbcl p. Willard, Governor Of the
State of Indiana. do hereby appoint and
set apart. Thursday. the oath Of November
next as day of Thanksgiving AMI praise
to Almighty God. and recommend its ap-
propriats Observance 10y the citizciis Of ths
State. pfz st'st
In testimony whereof, | hereto set my
hand and caused to be affixed thu
RI @ !, seal Of said State. at indianapolis
lI'0Ishis 18th day of October. A. ID
1859. sfu oaef p. ssa4 e's q
i $780,. acuUcr m xurTJApn-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03
PUBLISHERS MARK.

Sabseribers receir;ng papers marked tins
- cfier Their nsae, wiH understand IL 10
signify that the time they hare paid for hoe
aso1f e<pired, and uot another remittance
Is solicited. IS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

The communication addressed ITO The
Citizens Of NarshaH County," on our first
page, should be carefully read anil acted up
on. 1t contains some valuable hints and
suggestions. which we hope will not be sono
forgotten 10y the people Of Marshall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03
NOTICE OF SURVEY.

n NOTICE. Of SUKv Z
|N1OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" witl, the County Surveyor, will, OK Thursday
November 9th, 1859. proceed TO survey and
locate the corners of her land in section 2J town
ship 30, Range east, in Marshall County. Indiana
to meet on the premises and continue from day te
day until all is surveyed.
Non-rcsidents who fail to meet the Surveyor Al
the time above specified, and defray, or provide io
dcfaying their portion oftt expense OF said survey
win be returned 10 the comfy Auditor, and suci
deIinqaences placed on the tax duplicate and col
CATHERINE MYERS.
November 3.--52t3 ..s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

SHINGLES, SQUARE TIMBER, HOOP
y POLES, BEESWAx. RAGS, CHICKENS,
Tallow, Butter. Eggs. Brooms, Wheat, Corn,
Oats, Lard. County or Corporation Orders, lat
par.) and Money, either Gold, Silver or Paper,
1--WE are not particular so We get i,) in payment Of
debts, 0, in exchange fer = -s~s. & I ~.
BOOTS AND SHOES, DRY GOODS,
Groceries of oil kinds,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
AND RE Y-MADE CLOTHING.
We are paving the Highest Market Price for
Il III KIND s OF PROD UCE!
and are also selling GOODS Lorer han ann other
House in Torn ?!
All @e ask is call from Farmers anil Others
wishing anything in our line to convince them OF
the above facts
VINNEDGE & BROWN,
No. | Corbin Block,
Oct 27-51 Cor. Laportc and Mich. SIS.
TNHE best cent Sugar in town at 8
Il 81 VINNEDGE Il BROWNS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03
Administrat tors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gircn that the undersigned
~ Ih,s taken out letters of Admini-t n ton on
the estate of Abiezcr Plummcr. Late OF Marshall
County, Indiana, deceased. Those having claims
against the estate arc notified to present them
property authenticated for $. ttsement, and those
indebted are rcquircdto settle without delay. The
estate is supposed to be solvent -
- S. r. COONS,
E Octohcr %. Is59--52t3 Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

HooKsrowx, BEAvER Co., Pa. Feb. 9Th, 1851,
We prefer buyirg BGrHAvEs HorI.ASD BrrTEks
for cash, To save discount Hope to send ven soon
q recommendation from our Minister, tcstaying to
its curative powers (Signed..
MOODY e. CAROTHERS-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

4 Ii STYLES Of LADIES' PLAIDS at
~ vINNEDGE g. BROWNS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

CMITH's Electric oiljast received At =
~ ;unrt ROBERT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-03

= 'HE BEST TEA il o. e 3 & Sc SssS Ff
7 pound at vlNfEDGE q nho"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-20
8lOnstarp anA GnmnertiaL Retitm.

BALTIMORE. December l9 1859.
Railroad shares moderately active to day, but the
transactions in other Stocks at the Board quite
light For Northern Central Railway the market
tinues heavy, and prices for it dropped OF to-day q of
dollar per SHARE but Baltimore and Ohio consiera
Bile stronger than Saturday the sales showing i'm
provement in ito q per share OF Northern Central
there $50 shares sold at from SSH down to s17%
and it closed at $l7% bid sl7A asked regular way The
sales of Baltimore and Ohio add up 600 shares and they
include 325 shares $67 seller 60 days % shares at
seller GO after Is days. $50 shares S6767 cash. and
100 shares at s67G67A buyer co days 1t left off at
$6b bid s67K asked regular way and $677 bid buyer
60 days. We note sales to-day of 81 600 Northern Cen
trail Railway 1885 bonds at 6i but nothing done
for 1s75s SIX bid s2H asked for 1885, and Northwest
Virginia bonds closed at 81 bid for first and G9H
bid for second mortgage There was sale the Board
Of 200 shares Springfield Mining Company at $1k seller
90 days but nothing done in Gardner Hill or Gull
ford The former closed at SIX bid $2% asked and the
latter at s175 bid, 81 81 asked regular way.
Foreign Exchanges are quiet and rates have
still downward tendency. The rates today are as
follows, viz: London, bankers bills 1O9H do CONNER
cal do 1925 G109H Paris, Go day bills 5f164 G5El7H
do. short sight do, 5f13A; Antwerp, 5fl5; Bremen,
79hG79A; Amsterdam, 4lS Hamburg, 81 Cologne,
73h Frankfort on the Maine, AZ.
In New York to-day Virginia 63 advanced 4 and
Cleveland and Toledo X; but Erie New York Central,
Reading, ard Rock island declined each, Harlem Il
and Gaena and Chicago X. Michigan Southern, Michi-
gan Southern guaranteed Canton, Missouri 6's and
Illinois Central bonds all closed at yesterdays
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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Ia w LVTELLTGENCE


UNITED STATES DIsrRICr CoURT.-Hon. VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge. VIM. Meade Addison, Esq, United
States District Attorney, prosecuting.
The following occupied yesterday:
The United States Us. Ernest Trautman. Indict-
ment for passing counterfeit gold coin on one John
kener Before reported.
The jury in this case returned the following YER
dict The jury find the traverser guilty. believing
him to be partially unconscious of his acts from
the influence of liquor, and respectfully recommend
him to the mercy of the Court
Motion in arrest Of judgment. w. c. n. Carr
for the defence.
The United States rs. William Bryant. Indct-
ment for attempting to incite mutny upon the bark
Ralladin. Verdict of guilty.
Sentenced to six months Imprisonment in ail
Stewart Brown for defence.
Forbes K RightOn Us. Samuel Il. Dunnock Libel
for wages. Decree for Forbes for S33 80 Libel
dismissed as to Righton.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon r. n. Martin. Judpe
The following occupied yesterday:
Elisha Warford and others rs. Richard Colyiu
Warford An action of ejectment, under the will
of the late Rachel Colvin. Before reported. Not
concluded.
CRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CrrY-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied
yesterday:
Washington A. Page vs Philip Sherwood, Henry
Boss and others Bill filed to set aside bill of
sale, on the ground that it only intended as a
mortgage security. S. Teackle Wallis and F. K.
Howard, Esqrs., for complainant, and Coleman Vel
lott, Esq, for respondent. Argued by Mr. Howard.
Case continued until Wednesday morning.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon William l.. Mar
shall, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
Hamilton rs. Jackson. Motion for a new trial.
Motion Overruled.
Caldwell Us. Carey. Motion for new trial
Motion overruled.
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Correspondence of the Daily Exchange

TowsoNTowY, Dec. 10, 1859.
A Mr.. Morrison, of Sweet-Air, in this county,
sold recently some cheese, purchased by him in Bal
tmore, which proved to be poisonous, and serious
ly affected several of his customers On being ir-
terrogated, the firm in Baltimore stated that they
had purchased the cheese in New York for good
article.
On Saturday last this section of country was Wis
tied by severe storm. At one o'clock the rain
commenced to fall in torrents, and perfect gale
ensued. With the exception of slight inermssions
it lasted until two O'Clock on Sunday morning
The only damage done, far as heard from in this
locality, was that of washing away of the en-
bankments on the Towsontown railroad, which is
now progressing slowly to completion from this
place to the Relay House on the Northern Central
road, and slight damage done to the walls of a
new stone house. in course of erection by Henry B.
Chew, Esq, at this place.
on Friday night last Joseph Wheeler, at present
confined in the county Jail on a charge of horse
stealing, attempted to make his escape by cutting
through the stone wall When discovered bv the
Sheriff his purpose was nearly completed. The
only means used was old file, by which he cut
the mortar binding the stones. He is now in heavy
irons.
The Circuit Court will be resumed tomorrow if
Judge Prices health permits G.
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Malcolm for the appellant, and by Teackle for the
appellee.
No. IA. The Spring Garden Mutual Insurance
company Us. Randall Evans, use of James ?. Riley.
Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore city.
The argument in this was commenced by Pitts
for the appellant, and Jno. P Poe for the appellee
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BANKING
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,
No. I9s Baltimore Street,
Offer their services the purchase and sale of STOCKS
ON COMMISSION and for the transaction of the Banking,
Collection and Exchange business.
Orders received by letter from persons residing in the
country will receive faithful attention
We make advances on Stocks and Bonds and discount
time paper on favorable terms
Deposits received of City funds and checks
paid on presentation without charge.
dot BANK, No. le3 BALTIMORE STREET.
FNGLISI, FRENCH, SWISS,
GERMAN AND ITALIAN
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Just opening at
CANFIELD, BRO. & CO.'S.
ONDON WATCHES,
COPENHAGEN WATCHES,
LIVERPOOL WATCHES,
AMERICAN WATCHES,
For sale by CaNFIELD, BRO & CO.
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
DIAMONDS UNSET,
RUBIES, EMERALDS;
SAPPHIRES,
PEARLS, &c;, UNSET
For sale wholesale and retail by
CANFIELD, BRO. II co.
ETRUSCAN JEWELRY, new styles. Pearl Jewelry
Carbuncie' Coral and Mosaic Jewelry, imported direct.
For sale by CANFIELD BRO. & co.
"ElbiNu IitESfNiS OF the richest and rarest kinds
now opening at CANFIELD, BRO. It co.
NEW STYLES MALACHITE WRITING DESKS
Dressing Cases, Glove Boxes Portfolios nkstands Enve
oPe Cases Jewel Cases. Paris Fans Opera Glasses London
Gold Watch Chains.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IN GREAT VARIETY
E The above goods, selected by firm in Europe
this offered moderate prices wholesale and
retail.
CANFIEID, BRO 4 co,
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AITyTUEHENTrS

RUSSIAN WAR.-Th panorama is still on exhbi-
ton at the hall Of the Maryland Institute and is
attended nightly by crowds fpeope. The present
week is the last OF its stay in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE MUsEUM.-The management of this es-
tablishment meets with much success Tonight
will be presented for the second time, the drama
of the Hidden Hand, to conclude with the farce of
GrimshaT, BGgsha,7 and Bradshal.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

CINCINNATI MARKET, December IG-Flour-The
demand continues moderate and the market steady The
sales confined to GOO barrels s55OG565 for extra
Superfne may be quoted $5.3O $40, but not much
Offering
Whiskey-The market is steady and the demand good;
sales of 1900 barrels at 22kcts including from
wagon
Hogs-Thr receipts not being excessive to day en-
couragea holders and the market rather steady aud
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LNlLENTN

Coroner Battee, Of the Southern district, held an
inquest yesterday morning, the body of ne
gro man named Washington johnson. 1t appeared
on investigation that johnson, who was a seaman
on board the schooner Union, of Annapolis, re-
turned to the vessel late on Saturday night some
what intoxicated, and fell overheard and was
drowned. 70 the dscredt of the city, the body
of the poor fellow, left exposed on the wharf
all day for the want of "dead house" in which it
could be placed