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FlMnses.s
WILL FIND Al THE EsrABLIsHxRNr
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS 4 CO,
Ne.sls CANAL STREET.
AVERY EXTENSIVE STOCK
PLANTATION,
HOUSEKEEPING,
And FANCY
DBHx GOODS
All of which will be sold for CASH approved city
ceptsnce, at exceeding Low PRICES The Stock of
Plantation Goods
Ksrseys Plads, Kentucky Jeans Iinseys etc., etc. In
Dress Goods.
They have full Of Silks Menos Apacas Bare.
Tissues, Paid Prints Ginsham Jaconet organdies.
Lawns, ETC., etc. Their Stocks of
LinensCsoods,
Comprising all descriptions of sheeng Shifting Linens
Table Linens Towelngs etc. with Of Materials
Mems Wear adapted to the different Also. Coaks,
Manss, shaws Parasos Fans Gloves Hosiery of all
kinds with Stock of
Trimmings and Ribbons.
Superior to any in New Orleans.
Purchasers will find to their interest to examine this
STOCK and the PRICES before purchasing elsewhere.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
ll6 Canal street,
iasl 2ptf One door from Royal street.
To Planters
COUNTRY MER CHANTS S.
OIL COATS,
JACKETS, PANTS, HATS, ETC., etc.
These Goods better adapted Plantation any
thing gotten up. During cold weather they are
Invaluable being perfectly
WATERPROOF and quite Warm.
The price much than any other goods ever
offered in the market.
For sale by the box or Dozen
.-z, H. W. REYNOLDS & CO.,
No. IS Magazine street.
ja3f 2p6tAlfw one door from Canal
II Rare Opportunity
Is now offered
TO PURCHASERS OF RICH, CHOICE,
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.
JOHN TODD,
IL and II IL and IL
b e5et CHAR TIRES STREET..
VIII offer week longer his entire stock Of RICH and
CAREFULLY SELECTED GOODS, at
STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS.
Consisting of the most choice exclusive styles
in the Market all which sold to make roem for
Spring Imporations.
superb Dress Silks,
In all the NEWEST STYLES ;of RICH and ELEGANT
PARIS ROBES,
PLAIN BLACK and
FIGURED SILKS in
PIECE and ROBES.
RICH EVENING DRESS Es etc.
Dress Goods,
In PoPL1Ns, cAsHMEREs, ARGENTINEs MERINos,
DE LANES, etc.
Rich Laces,
The particular attention of ladies is called stock of
REAL LACEs-as they offered at much the
importation prices and consist of The newest patterns in
PoINTE ALENCoy,
APPLICATION,
GUIPURE,
vALENGIENsEs,
HoNIToN, etc., etc.
In COLLARS, CApEs and SETS.
RICH BLACK THREAD LACEs,
In sHAwLs, POINTS, NANTES,
TRIMMINGS, etc.
Embrcideries. =.=.a
full and complete assortmen; now on hand in
COLLARS. '~.u
sLEEvEs 7.e--
HANDKERCHTEFs,
..m BANDS. ETC., etc., etc.
Cloaks and Shawls
AT A STILL GREATER REDUCTION OF PRICES
Millinery.
To this department especial aanon called as the Stock
all that is desirable and is of my own direct
Importation from Pa-he whole OF which is now offered a,
e. $ than importing prices.
JOHN TODD,
jasl 2p3t Nos - and IA Cbartres street
DOtbeas''s Commercial College,
-=..=5. No. los CANAL STREET,
FOUNDED in 1882 is open the entire day and even
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TMLessttsaes

VALENTINES!
BOOKSELLERS AND THE TRADE supplied at NAN
UFAcTuRERs' PRICES, by
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & CO.,
Eel 2pSf~ No. GO Camp street.
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Lycessass lectures.

the Rev. MI BoLlEs at the solicitation of many heard
MS eloquent Lecture on Friday evening" the 18th u con-
sented to repeat the same in the Lyeum Hall early date
(which due notice will be given. 2@52&
T. X. WHARTON,
Eel 3pit Chairman l.. and l.. Committee
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III. II. BtsCklfu.
W A T @ n III 4 .

n N A k
No. Camp street,
Of - -. s' ss''.s
FINE GOLD wATcHEs.
for Ladies' and Gentlemen fine SILVER HUNTING LEI
vERs, GOLD CHAINS, BREAST PINS. EAR R,Nt,s m
FissEh RINGS ETC. large stock Of pure Coin SILVER
WARE. complete assortment or
Pebble Spectacles,
70 suit every sight The whole offered al
wachs. and Jewsiry carefully repaired and
.J0nses -. 1hoxspsOss.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. " h1OADWAYs (nsv Canal strsst,y NEW YORK
jyl3 ~ 81 49, - : -
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lsssproved and Bs-tsstasss Schsssss 4
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY
Capital Prize, e5O, 900 -Ticksts only ol0i !

O0Rlt81 EEI&07 2VVssS~seS - 49, y - 49, y &ASs
NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC
the members Of Arm have. ~ wsy y purchase
the the grants chartered By hs eatsa u Dsa
ware Kentucky Missouri part Of thoss h 0eosgA under
the OF Mesars Gregory Haury. 81 W.inxtpn
Delaware va have sxpedient 70 change Tie II
our ar on after January lst 1852 v that q WOOD
EDDY Co.. will hereafter have The management II ~
Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others above usmsd
In all transactions have endsayored 70 conduct bu
witty integrity and promptness and IL pnb
that tho patronage heretofore bestowed well dsssfv
ing Of being transferred to successors
Very respectfully, 3. SWAN D 90.
Augusta, Georgia, December IL, lsSa
Wood. Eddy q Co., Managers,
Successors to q. SWAN AGO. 4
New and Splendid Schemel
The following echsme will DO drawn by WOOD. 1DDYs
CO.. uccessors to s. Swan Co Managers Of The sps ~
Academy Lottery Of Georgia, AUGUSTA, Gs. IN pab.
lie. as follows:
Glass Draws Saturday, February 5. 1859.
Glass Draws Saturday, February IL, 1859. 48s
Class Draws Saturday, February 10, 1859.
Glass Draws Saturday, February 20. 1859
ON 1HEPLA OF SINGLE NUMB1RR.ss
5.,4s3 PRIZE 81
HEARLY oxB fRxzE 70 1V1RY NIEs fI0x11s.
Use Fifty Thousand Tick -.
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Cabinet Makers,

Cabinet Makers,
10
ERS' MATERIALS
Or Every Descriptions. F
Gilt Cornices Hair Cloth, Shades Curled Har Enaneed
Fae o snns Gogd Cords and Iassels vanh mps
springs Buttons and Twine, Glue Picked Com
mon Moss Camphene and Alcohol burning Fluid Paints and
oiis Wall Paper, ETC., at the LOVES CASH ICES by
HEATH & CO.,
ms zply No. IS Camp street. ~
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Henry Leith,

Henry Letth,
GLIDER. -.
No. ITO CAMP STREET
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES madeto order OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds of PLAIN and oRNA.
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style mv,s zp1v
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AS-Ho More Danger OF Charring and KILL
ing the Hair with Burning Fluid, charged with Lime Lharge
or caustic sDYE. sod under The sanction
o. the nrt American Chemists the Identifying change
from grey 70 red 70 brown black safely certainly
ew moments ASold everywhere and applied BY ali Hair
Dresssrs.
rs Rln&w CRIsrADoRo. No. y s.or House. N. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

Sugar--Wo have change to notice in market; 20
hbds Demerara reported at 3Ss. 3D. TO 3es 3D. and
540o bags Pernams, in bond at 24s Cd cwt Nothing
has been done in molasses or rum. Coneel 200 bags
Cape Hayt have realized 49s ID per cw from the quay
Dyewoods.-l50 tons g. domingo gwo0d at "a 3d. Cd.
(a faults small fae OF Rokc,le cam~o0d at Gl0, and
few tons Of barwood at 60 10s per ton. Ashes dol at
late rates timothy seedl00 bags At sos. Clover seed
500 bags fine American red at 62s Tallcw-P Y c. 53s
per cwt Roein.--l00 bbls common at s. l0d, AMI y
lew bbs fine at 16s. per cw Spirits Of turpcnne 40s Cd
Ais. per cwt Pig iron Quiet market closing with sell
a. b2s fourteen days. and 62s. sd. three months
OPEN buyer, 5ls 9d fourteen days, and SIS 3D. three
months.
IosDoN PnoDucE MARKra, Thursday, Feb. 17.--Sugar
quic., but both and refined firm. C0dse.-Native
and plantation Coylon again rather higher Tea.-Fair
business, although auctions declared for next week.
Rice Lower qualities in demand better soEts not much
wanted sslnire Buyers for arrival but dull on the
spot. Talicw quiet.
1BcaspAy EyENiSc--0n 'Change tallow at 62s. Cd TO
62f od the spot 52s 3D. March {sellcrs) and 52s 3D.
20 52s I'd for last three months Infeed oil ut 2as 3D.
10 eos Cd. Scotch pig ncn at 5ls 90. TO 52s small
lo of sactfe sold at full prices cargo OF RIO Grande
sugar slso sold for the United Kingdom number OF
large transactions in rice.
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Brooklyn City News.

AssAcIrsn sn.EEr--A man named Dennis
Mcnamara was found lying Columbia street, OF Friday
night in nsensolc conh.oa, presenting eymences Of
having severely beaten Oncer oRoarse conveyed
him 10 the Third district station bouse where hc was
attended TO by Surgeon na and was then transferred to
he T. T. College Hospital. The injured man was unable
10 awe any ineligible accou0t of himself but Is sup
posed he was engaged in an aiiiay.
CY Molalur.rhc total number of deaths in this ely
last week was l0iof which IA were men IL women %
boys aud sc girls. of thcc 1G dlci o ccnsupon II Of
scarlet fever Is en hctp, Nc, Sc ,ndcr one year
age gQ Natives ~ the United ssiex .5 ireland 81;
Germany, 81 England,l J.
fulosic> ~ srGAa RrlSEsy--A HAs ant41 "A fatal
accdont occurred In the sugar refinery Of fnck Wheat
'ey No - Wafer street about four O'Clock on Saturday
ancroon. ur. 'ohn Kcily. whosc family reside New
Yos was s0t for to repair defect u tue You tank used
lcr loing syrup. II is six ty four tee, length aud
width ana I'VE feet deep, having txO bottoms with
space Of three Inches between Ni Kelly went into the
tank, and the steam let the intervening space
when u exploded, and Nj Kelly thrown up against
the eog With such tremendous force that nearly every
lcne In bs body broken. Ic wae SANITY crushed
ouf Of him. Ihe deceased leaves vito and several
Clilitu.
Inw bs BEcnas NSw CHuaoo,--A site on the
Heights, within the block bounded by Hicss, Remscn,
Montague aud turman streets bccn selected for the
erection o. church for the Row binry Ward
rcccbcr The pot embraces thirteen lots ~ ground at
cost u i,Oec lot, naklpg total oi as 900
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BuESos AyRFs Dee. -, 1888.
Lopss Mciing Ea,tnsire 1e,yalio5s for Dsf7e 5ea-
ing and Claiming the Joses--Bis Iogps-We Was.t a
land Force goius q Fogag&oy ca1on c5o'gtao
f, t5tnby, d;.
| The Paraguayan government, IN otler words s5oof
Lopez is making extensive preparaons resist the pro-
grcss Of the expeaton river the actual progress
being extensNeIy boonisd aHd chained Ee has
twenty thousand under arms at tho several flis and
military stations. and has been, yay knowledge much
aided By Brazil; his forts mount many forty.two
FOUNDERS, which have been INTRODUCED the county
since Commander Page left, and uncss uncls S.m PIE
Iares himself to land from focr TO iye thousand wsl
armed men, would not feel confident OF ne resrt.
Probably there n.erpostion Of Providence IN al thv
should our small feet meet with but single replse
know that from that moment Paraguay IN reality, would
cnly exist as mite to be swallowed By the clplcous
stomach OF the Union; and whilst giving vent 10 this
thought we might as well consider how the Southern in
ieress OF our Union would be affected by such state Of
things.
Now Paraguay by It's gccgraphica position AMI by the
peculiar dry sandy quality OF s SOIL IS wc calculated for
present cotton growing States lis preeen. des9otsm
must fall PER sooner or later and we doubt 10. MAT rs de-
stTucon Is enclosed IN the coming cones. With tins United
States the Of this country Ind treasury N tAe
breeches pocket ~ President Lopez; i is quite unlikely
that be will ay any OF money (nowever igst
which government rl1y demand, ease o disaster
he easily escape through the territory OF Brazil
and take up his residence a. any OF the European cities
which his tsee may select Should such az event occur
would be necessary for government 10 take aud
retain Possession o the country until our Just CLAIMS arc
luidated, either by the channel Of its by
the sale OF its public ands and in either case holding
session for several would be necessary for should
We rcpay our demands from the revenues 1t would IN
doubtedy take the united o. several years TO
compensate us. should the govci rnnent take the public
lands should still have 10 govern III, country to make
title sureat least un could call forth cash pGr
chasers from Europe the Untei States. Under these
circumstances may be well for tho cotton growing por
ion Of our population to keen an eye on events which
will ranspre in Paraguay ne may 90 Tor them great
ed for fuure speculation and profit Al these countries
pre.eminently calculated for eniersnis ron
southern and Southwestern states. IA such wo-l Gd
oilnale and customs similar 10 Their own.
General urqua has lately suffered second appoplecc
! attack.
BgTSos AYRRs Dee. IS 1858.
! No figttng flroCtsd-C5fI Pc9s DeJaiag his liaas
The Parsguayan feet is orIalab!e hat there Little
! apprehension OF actual hcstlities.
Captain Page has sen, for Lieut. M:Gary Acting Com
uancer of the Exploring Expedition, 10 meet aim at
] Nor,eydeo,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

STRsME CouRf rHs uNDsI sgAfSs, March 2--0n
motion of Hon H. w. Thompson, Andrew J. lsscks fs.
Of Kansas adte attorney ad counsellor % tbs
Conrt. No. u. William I. Lea appellant vs. the Pog
County Copper Company Q. al--fne argument OF tas
cause was continued by Eessrs Smith and Iyon for the
apreloes.
MAnon a.-On motor of Hcn. J. T. Cf,stsnisn, Alfred
Fly Esq of New York adln to- an attorney ard
urscilcr of this Court. On motion ~ Hon. Nm H. hci
sey, John w. pnnny, Esq., OF New lUrs, was adntod
On attorney and counsellor OF this Court On motion o.
Eop r. n. Gict, Henry s NcGiil, tsq., OF Washington
u. c. was admitted attorney and counsellor OF ths
Court No. -. william L. Lea, appellant, Tire P0'k
ihis cause was concluded by Nr j. Mason Campbell for
the appellant No. 70. Hiram Clearwater, r'ain'iG in
error VS. Solomon Meredith et al Ths cause argred
by NJ ruah for the plaintiff II error, ard by Nr. X W
ThomIson for the defendant u error. No. TO- Richard
stewart plaintiff in error We. the Atlantic BarS Ia the
o., OF Brooklyn lhs cause was argued by Nr. Gagra-
der fer the plaintiff in error aud kub.rt,c printed
ereprtnt by Mr. Benjamin Tor the defeudnn, In error.
Ne H. The Western Telegraph company, appellants, ".
ne Magnetic Telegraph Company G, al This Cause was
srered by sir c. Mclean Tor the appellants
CORR or CLAWS, March Mary Williams vs. The
United state Air Mon, aaahel the closing a. gualent IN
tas case for The claimant, and the srbmtlod
r. A. Clements, administrator OF James ~ Auljgan, VS..
the United states "A claim for losses contract fur
sh building stone CT the Wabash river iot the erection
or bridge tho Cumberland road. Andrcw Wyie.
Esd, ot Washington, opened the argument for the
claimant.
pAscH 3--Htnry NJ. Mc0ill, ESQ, Of Washington City,
was attorney OF tlc court H. A. Clements al
States solicitor submitted his argument In hs in be-
half Of the government Mr. Rockwell closed tho aTgu
mcnt the part OF the claimant, and the case was
submttCd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07
City Intelligence.

SAle fARtIR lpmApY.--Mcssrs Jlcavitt \ Co
the sale OF this collection Saturday night the whole
the oaosue having been gone through In general the
prices ranged higher than at any sale which hal taken
place under the hammer within the last few years.
Apongs. the books sold on Friday and Saturday were tho
following ngBonapArtes American 0rnhoogy, four vols,
ioio half morocco, s3t DfiJgcwater Troases twelve
vols $780, Danas Geology Of the United States Exploring
Expadion, s4o Inrwn's Zoology Of the Voyage of H. ~
s. Beagle, 49, ponovans Natural History o. British Birds,
ten yo.s m ye $40, $780, do. dc. o. British Insects, six
vols IN eight. sro $780, Encyclopaedia Biitannic1 seventh
edition, tSaiy one ves. sto, half Russia. gis, $40;
is Anreian SIS Holbrooks Moth American Berpato-
loSy five vols 40 SCI So; I2nborts Gems flnus, 40
vols, imp. Sso, s2e; iindeys Pomoosa Britannica,
s12 90; Loudons Arborctum ot Frnscsum Brtaonicun,
S21 Mrs Ioudon's Isaies Flower Garden, $l2: Mclnxs
North american sylvia, $50 75 Nltsn's North anorisan
Tlora $27 r5 Pioserngs Races 0; sen, dio co, $40;
WILSON'S American cniboosy, zinc vols, folio, So2 30;
do d.. three vo's $50, $50 I5 QuaInpcis OF heric,
Jour vos folio, $685. the oversaie Bbic reprinted from
10 cory the Sussex Library 40, bound IN hreo yos,
sz5 Watons Bbia SacTa p0ysOsa, with Caeteo's Lex
icon, eight vols foo i'nssia gilt sizd s Eas sl Ex-
vols. folio, cs, calf Il ..Ecrs rase FAX Solo, so 25
Pcarts Ce,emcnies al Rc.gcvs Crs.os o Tire Various
Ne.iona Of the known World seven vols in six, oio Old
caf s37 30. The total amount realized BY tho sale was
about $4,000
Ayo1HEn VilaI0l ThRowti -oI Friday evening about
bah past O'Clock, oung lady go, iuoa stage in
Fifteenth street for the purpose Of going The S. Nicho
las Hotel. Several well dressed iadies got INTO the same
stage IT passed along rs route III OF the
stage, the door, who appeared TO be max
ng strange manpuiaons each ay entered the stage.
the arrival o o. the ladiee a. the hotel above
oued she discovered thai tons u her clol dress and
under clothing were completely burned TO tnder. The
un,ntgatcd scamp who committed such an
and coWardly act deserves the goFy Of the lynong
CODE II is earnestly hoped that sharp look ot may he
kept for this fellow, and that rpeedy justice may be al
niDhtered.
THE PANosuRTE hAsris 1iEETlSG--HioBEa W4eis DE
handed "A mas meeting of the iourncymcn rianofortc
nskers OF this city held AZ No. Isl raod street,
Saturday evening, and another s called by advertisement
IN this paper At the place for this evening. The
men demand addition Of fifteen per cent 10 the pre-
sent wages and say that If they 10 not &c; !. they viii
strike and leave the shops ole. determined feeling
exists amongst them, and they likely to be well Sup
ported by the other trades such the cabinet makers
&c., Il they stop work.
NFw YoRR UosPirA.--The following is the weekly re
port Of the above institution 20 March T. 1S59Renainn
February 81 24s; admitted TO March A. 81 discharged
cured relieved, 29 died, 8; remaining u. date, 25
males females .S.
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Obituary.

SHERMAN Ctcewui, a,c editor a, the albany 4rgss,
died in New haven on the IN inst. Mr. Croswcl was
born III Hudson, " Y, In 1892, tho son OF Rev. Harry
CIoswcl ID. n late rector OF In.ty church, In New Ha-
ven lie was prepared Tor college m tbs grammar school
II New Haven and graduated Q, Yale college in 1924
After studying The law be admitted to the bar in the
year 1895 In 1891 he removed 10 Albany where he was
associated with Eiwln Coswo', Esi IN the editorial
pag emcnt Of the Albany Irts from whah &c finally re-
tired in the year 1856. lie ai,er removed % Now
Havep, where, aicr protaocd lnesa, b. Gsi OF con
suplptou, agcd 10 Yeas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

Hats q Sliftsss Ls4eor, Dc.
The House waz kept in state Of wa.chsalncss this
morning, while portion OF the members wore discussing
the h creating batch of State oacors to bs demo-
mraiod Commissioners Of Assessments estcns5y for
The purpose Of eqnalizng taxation among the ssvcrai
counties in TIE State but really MAJOR scoleaed (rep)
said, TO be employed IN distributing political "nacts
hrou shout the state" Il said hat the supervisors and
assessors OF two three counties, Oneida AMI Eses
were ramed) in the habit Of undertaking tho real
estate, oiGer that hsr taxes may be lesscued thereby
The contest was able and animated ibe republican
members who rcs stsd the bill we're Mr.. Hall oi ESx, yr.
mc.Sway cf OswcEo, Mr. soAo!eded OF orsds Mr. Nor
rs o. Yates, Mr.. shopnard of 81 Lsmencc. D-rrg w
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rome anxiety was felt, had arrived at s'r'ha's"--A
veil.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY nARKEr.
4 al po,s I..,.x, Eoh

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
From the Liverpool Post (cty articie) Feb. IL
Censos opened in London on the l7tn a: ycstor ay's
Qeh) closing prices, and finished 6rmer, although NO
at .neir bcs. point Railways commenced steadily and
Iet of good, Foreign stocks began about the same ana
n do. for account, o514 *; three per cents, 90
Bank stock, 227 o. Exchequer bills, large and small "a
premium.
There was export demand for gold, and the recent
supplies chiefly purchased for the Bank Of Engsns
Console closed, after Official hours, ut 80 BIC ITO
1.-THE demand continues veyy good, and holders
meet II freely at the advance last Fridays quotations
Zoe fales estimated at 10000 baes OF which 300
American speculation and coo american and Aoo
surats for exports.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

ANoTBrr DOMESTIC Ta,GEpf.--DaWd Curry an
Irishuab, shot John Foster, Fng'lshmnu IN Batavia
n. y, the ltb inst. His wife had been kcspng
house Tor ester time, and Curry requested hor
como home. She refused. Foster and two other men
beat Curry badly Destor shot Just above the alb
htmen the ball passing through bis body and lodging IN
fcrcc post Foster died fow hours afterwards. Foster
was passing the opposite aide OF the street from Curry
hou@, and bis way 10 his work Iio wos abou. thirty
ycars of age, aud laborcr carry Immediately
arreslod and committed to Ja There is considerable
c,emom IN Batavia ~ regard 10 d.--fSocheser tsion
Euysh g.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-17
p TINE TNabLE r.
No More Taxes!

Our readers will doubtless remember
that the cry of the Republicans in this
County, last fall, was mo more taxes"
One of the Republican candidates told
German Democrat, that if he would vote
for him, and he was elected, he would have
"no more taxes" to pay, provided he was
elected. How the Republicans calculated
to inaugurate system by which there
would be ono more taxes" needed 10 pay
the necessary expenses OF the County. we
are unable to tell. That part of the pro-
gramme IS yet in embryo. If they carry
out all the promises they made, the people
of Marshall County will have crest reason
to be thankful that they live under Repub-
lican Rule; but if they fail to make their
promises good. and the people are burdea-
ed with more taxes than they now are, as
thew certainly will be, then they will
see where they were badly sold. We men
ton this, not for political purposes, but
as a little relief to friends in Distress
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-17

pThe erudite editor of the Republican, in last
weeks issue, acknowledged that he was 'rat,
and at the request of number of our friends,
would close his battery of billingsSate against
He corked up his walls of wrath once before, but
in the next issue ofhs paper, he poured out, what
we supposed was the seventh vial, and would, prob
ably, desist from further personalities; but in ev
cry issue from then till how, has appeared the low
est slang in his vocabulary of dirty words. How
long he will Keep his word, regard to this matter,
may be ascertain edb this or next weeks Repub-
blcan. We shall pay no more attention to him,
further than to give him kick the same as we
would dog, when he gets in way.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-17

B-Marred, on the 9th INST, Mr. HUGH PowMAN
of Fulton Coul ty, to Mrs z. A. DUNHAd, of this
place.
We intended to publish the above notice in our
last issue, but our copy of the Republican, from
which our information was derived, having been
misplaced, we were unable to give the names of
the parties in full.
We have been sighted, in the way of marriage
notices, for about year, and although the Minis
tiers, VINO generally perform the ceremony, are Re-
pubTicans, we don't think it would inure their rep
the Republican
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-17

Medical NoTIcE.-By reference to an
other column it viii be seen that Messrs.
SMITH IL BRELsFoRD have formed a part
nership in the practice of Medicine. DR..
SMITH has travelled through Europe, and
almost all over the civilized world He
has letters of recommendation from some
of the most eminent men of the Medical
Profession, and others, in america and in
Europe. DR.. BRELsFoRD is a graduate of
the Cincinnati Medical College, and hav-
ing boen a resident of this County for a
number of years, has gained the reputa-
ton If being good Physician. We pre-
dict for the new firm unparalleled success.