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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

SERIOUS AND SINGULAR AocIDENT--PRoB-
ABLE Loss OF AN EYE ny THE BURSTING OF A
PERcUssIoN-C few days ago, man
named Martin Dickman, who resides at the
corner of Third and Plum, received wound
in his right eve, which may probably destroy
the sight, in the following singular manner:
He was in the act of dischaTging q gun, and
when the hammer fell upon the cap, small
portion of it was driven off with such force
that 1t entered the eye, cut the corner, passed
through the pupil, severed the lens, and
lodged in the center of the eye-ball. A promi-
nent oculist Of our city extracted the portion
of the cap, and the patient is now doing as
well as could be expected. 4 20 ~ SF !
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
tBy Telegraph.1
New York Market.

New YoBK, August PAP. M.-The de-
for FTS @ aSs dy ls sGs :
SSiSc.' % With Holders generally disposed /. nsIst
very tGi prices sses l9O q CO. er; q e l s Sr
tnperine Western; IS 2O@5 % for common @ me-
m NtIa Western and y tJo Saret rSs rIesn
brands SiCS sSi TSnnasS9P Pauoed oh,d trs SiSser.
Mare activity for illinois, sales l2go brs. at s. l0g
"a for sgpsrnPRs Rno eE Flour steady at s. si Ss for
common to choice supernne, corn-meai steady eqd
unchanged v t.e.tq i n 4
.Nh. .MMsh. -s., .-r.s aD pEls, at ,<a9l4c.. al
svSces Business much rcs aAe Ireted ptdifs, IL
Tic limited rnppyo of son.as Ahlpslng parcsis saii
itTd0 btsh; faiE OHIO at 81 2Si ,au s.h e9nnoi.
nsS sSi. q Is ~ Sust sg Shissso Ess sSSins S
az 81 2i1s@l 22l 1900 hnsh winter fdd Western at
s ESss essslIS lGS9ssI'9s q @ S 81 81 WV sSs
STATE s!sls :. (.
sr sound ~, p,xsa * " xMss,srr sss,ps An
cahadiaD. shais and soe. fbs X state. ~ | 80
o%.S 81 Fsss % wSSl s S SHsS sJoS ssa ass ssass s q
Ss$sSS g S,si s y lsE sls An. 4
oSt FOR TIM %ss " iSs wsstsra pEpss & y
fi oii. Beefaslci aud unchanged: sales Of d blls
Aatsfet q for country rglms; esss q i9r epaott.
Aa idss Bssf deiI sid nv
naps41si AZ 500 ihi slhtc siea 3 tst W.
ss5l.ss, 's . $ ss sSi y slsss & ;s''
n v 4 !Isss, iss &: Is'.s
cse more active; saIes reported ofsoes bag nj,
or priyeie terms, ,sid 70 be q liAei 80 beg d. q
Mnscoaado at a26,sSc, 70 hhds. clsycd II 97c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
MONETARY AND COMMERCiAL.
Financial Affairs.


Money matters were fairly active yester-
day. more 30 than theg were on Thursday. The sup
ply TOR Currency was not large but fully equal 10 the
demand. The DiscountHouses were doing all tbs
approved Paper their customers offered at i0eai1
per cent, and few good names were seen In tho
street.
AshGSsh business & Sg,t in
opening Autumn trade arg already apparent.
AT u bavIns dfngs sbd Y ~ was nrm VIII an ths bankers
more Checks, for which dealers paid no more than
Spld was quiet at q buying and u ssOc. premium
The rates ofNew Orleans Exchange continued un.
changed and n1minal, and in Unourrent Money
there was no alteration.
flouf continued dull, Yesterday, with a trialng
The sales were sss brls Only, al u Scs Ss1 whisty
Provisions remained quiet with little OF no demand,
and rates were almost nominal for the va!ioua srt,
sads. Corn RSs a1% 1ae 'sdr ssd
ter G in firm demsndi while Hay was unchanged
The Imports and Exports Of various articles
during the twentyfour hours ending yesterday noon
| were as follows: tte.st
Impors-Apples "a brs; Barley, 2s22 bush; Butter.
Eacksges; Corr, 29O6 bushels; Cheese, 10 boxes;
Honee' SS eags: Flour, sos brlsi Hay, loi bales;
sSss bus hes Pork and Bacon f'f RbSss, iIsres:
Ss What tV'sa2f Ss 9'S sSsai % hssSl Salt
ExRoris-Barley, $50 bushels; Butter isi PACKAGES
bosses c rs bass Flour sss Sr.; nSStss Ses..ss. 3.
Nbrb; Pork aud Bacon, hhds., stierces, ls brls..
salt, l22 brln Wheat, 200 bushela Whisky, g59 brs
| Thursdays New York TribuHe observes In regard
| to "wednesday:
The Money market, II any change can be re-
ported, II rather easier call than yesterday. The
current rate In the market 10 six per cent? but
Loans particular etocks-such as overnmeu Mt and
State Securitit s. have been offered as low a. four
per cent. The effort to establish his her rates has
thus far been only attended with partial success,
and II is somewhat doubtful II the crop movement
will create the activity expected. Au extension OF
Eastern circulation at the West Is taking place, but
there H. no demand for Money which has not boen
met without disturbance. Meanwhile, our exports
are growing in importance and the dry Interval of
the year between the old tton crop and the new,
seems likely to be brdged by the supply Of Pro-
duce Bills, and moderate shipmenta of specie. The
| immediate future ofthe Money market does u Ger.
| tainly confirm the apprehensions Of approaching
| stringtncy expressed In some quarters.
Land-warrants were thus quoted in New York on
l xAN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

THE LATE STABBKG AFFRAY ON SIXTH
sTREET.-James Kelley, who stabbed Robert
Wilson, few nights ago, at the Sixth-street
Exchange, was held to bail yesterday morn
ing by Judge Lowe, for his appearance before
the Court Of Common Pleas, in the sum of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

THE GREAT ,EksTERS.-We have beauti-
full photograph picture of the Great Eastern
hanging upon the wall of our sanctum,
presented by Mr.. Rolls, the agent In 0in-
cinnati for Grover 4 Bakers Sewing Ma
chimes. 1t is fine picture handsomely
framed in rosewood, and accompanied by q
table of figures, giving the dimensions Of the
monster. In the upper left hand corner is a
Baker Sewing Machine, and in the upper
right hand corner view of Grover 4
Bakers mammoth salesrooui, 495 Broadway,
New York. The photograph will prove an
excellent business card and advertisement,
and, as such, does credit to the enterprising
house that sends il out. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
PERSONAL.

DFRsONAI,--I have had lthlrtnoh t.,Ath iek
II tracicd by Or. J. j. francis's new process with
opt pain, and cleeriply recommend All spIereTy
HrTCHIhGS, Coyipgtn, Ky. .en2j-b'
nERsONAI.= !. .=Ie Il k6OGathat from and llites
- this time the Office formerly known as $50
sCentrai-av. Is changed 10 3O3 Elm, aboye Eighth.
rslness of any kind will aud must be strictly at
tended 70. u. fosrEHA ~ ~ w 4.
IN having claims to collect, or real estate 70 sell
or buy, or Trades 70 make Of cry Kind VIII hnd "
FIghth. Also, thoee vishing 10 rent Or procure
tenements can be suited ky applying * above;
su2i-b' n. fOsTHk CO., ProPrietors.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio, Opposite this port, has been
steadily receding since last issue; having declin
ed during the twenty four hours ending last evening"
about eight inches, leaving achsnnei-depth at this
point Of some seven and half feet. At Pittsburg
the river was swelling yesterday, with, six and a
h alf feet there at noon. n-la tf
Yesterday continued very warm; the Thermometers
indicating $50 to 9O in the shade In various parts Of
the city at twelve NJ. In the evening the tempera.
ture was lower and the weather quite agreeable.
e, The Landing looked, and was, less animated yes
or twenty boats were there, only few of them we're
busy. Frcights were moderately offered at previous
From yesterdays Louisville Courier we clip the
annexed; Ia, 'Hra
The river was steadily falling yesterday. with four
& dark That % makes over N i've % Feet Actual i WAFER n
the Canal and about eight feet on the bar at Port
river had rcceded some three inches at the wharf,
Thi essy s spG N S sS IN %
The Ohio AZ Paducah had risen fye feet when
e9 3ha at GsSp Ra'ia 'aST sc A s n s
than twenty-fonr hours. That is very heavy rise,
confirming our previous report Of the freshet In the
The rates Of freshts from Cairo to New Orleans
80 cents for baggins and dry goods 40 cents; pota
toes and oni0ns 90 cents per barrel Hour % eens,
whisky so cents, pork 70 cents, and tobacco, per
The !. O. TwitGhell has been fully repaired at
Cairo for New Orleans next TUESDAY. She awaits
The mectns IN % Of SSptans % oTt6o ~ pSpose
fishing an Assassination similar to that of New Or
leans Is 10 be held In the Local Inspectors Office on
Saturday. full attendanee !. expeetedJ
Inc dsnpe,S n,a sam NJ hiihnsn, OF sne me Ua,a9
nvS' IVA & nnr ins a""i'' ""Hi'ns ioS' ""'e'
An eHSIi % " ee mSdo 70 rase fortune
A coaI.boat In the tow of the job-boat Charley
Ins ssIssinn; s pand "a 'no 'o"or part oi tue
Captain W% acTdcq, zig oldest citizen in s. smith, 4
place for nearly sixty years, Is dead captain Cor.
DON was niastef oi 'he LNlnss'on' ono Vi the nFS'
~s'eanors ~ w, oV"''' =.
tArlon,.s Tho Memphis Appea, says ,s the Alamo
arrived at Little Rock from Napoleon on saturday,
but she will make no more trIps 10 the Rock while
the river u at rs psesent stage. Ths Isaac Daewll
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No. 1.-The
construction of the Yine-street sewer, from
Pearl to Water, having obstructed the street
in front Of the Engine-house of the Wash
ingt9n Fire Company No. l, Mr.. Hosea
Steelman has furnished Captain Glass with
for two months, on Water-street, between
Vine and Race.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

MEETING OF THE LANDLORDS ASSOCIATION
THIS EvENIEG.-The regular monthly meet
ing of the Landlords Association will be
held at eight o'clock this evening, at the
Broadway Hotel. A full and punctual at
tendance Of the city Bonifaces and journal
lists is particularly requested, as business Of
Importance will be transacted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

THE RECENT BURGLARY AND ROBBERY NEAR
MADIsoNvILLE.-Charles MADDOX, James Lou
den and George W. Carroll were committed
to jail to await trial on the charge of robbery
before the next term of the Court of Common
Pleas, in default of bail in the sum of 81 ,00O
To be tried upon the charge of burglary, the
defendants will be sent to Clermont County.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

The LATE ALLEGED WIFB-MuRDRR. =
Patrick Mcguire, who was arrested upon
charge of inflicting such injuries upon his
wife as caused her death, was before Judge
Lowe, but as no affidavit had been filed
against him, he was discharged.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

BRIDGE MEETING.--An adjourned meeting
will be held this evening, as announced by
advertisement, with regard to the erection
of a bridge over the Miami Canal at Four
teenth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC POLE RAISING.
The Democracy of the Fourth Ward have
procured an immense hickory pole, which
they propose raising in honor of Douglas,
this evening" at six o'clo ok.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

~, The RECEEr MURDERous UsEoE A CLRAyEn.
Thos. Wallace with cleayer, few days
since, and inflicted two or three dangerous
wounds upon his head, had an examination
before the Police Court, this morning, was
held in $1,000, TO GpsweE ths charge Of cut
ting with intes.. 60 kill, before the next term
OF the Court of Common Pleas. The physi-
clan in attendance testified that thewounded
man was in a fair way to recover. 1t was in
eyidence that Rairden acted in self-defense,
but the Judge was not of the opinion that he
was justified. in using SO deadlya weapon in
order to protect himself from Wallaco's as
sault,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

70 MEETING OF THE WINE GRowERs AssocIA-
TIoY.--The American Wine Growers Associa-
ton will hold its regular monthly meeting
at Ill Walnut-street, Saturday, August 25,
at two p. M.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

CORRECTIONS our notice, yesterday, of
the Press on Walnut Hills, the types male
nine and half-past nine O'clock. II should
have been five and halfpast FIVE A. NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

BURGLARY IN SEvENTH-sTREET.-T house
of James Mccarthy, in Seventh-street, east
Of Main, was feloniously entered night before
last, and robbed of $5 in money.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

A pcTI,3!SS 3SSsslE5Rys1SS0so GRAFT $50: n
egctieg on sATugpAr 4 hIoiISil L 3. Aug,li 23h F
chairs, table etaeere, window linda Brns-
ses carpets rpg. sdsp9ssds. ainipg bElsenr
oafrialn, Undergraduates, oIl-cioth. cottage aud
Other bedsteads bureaus, wash standa toll t-waro
locking iass, eookins-stoye and apparatus and
A'''"'A JACOB GRAFF, Auet'enser,
au2i IL East fourth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
A CCTION sALB.--BY COOPER 4 sTQKE y.

A CCTION eALB.--BY COOPER \ STOKES,
"a sAuel lon-Iooms 4 n. fcurth;st -tiood Frame
bouie O. with I.of, at Auction, on SAIUkr
DAY AfiEiiH oOS, a slpfesnber !, at o'clock, VIA
be sold At Auction, on the prsmises that large Lot
tween Wood and Stone o-stveets. The 10. is 81 feet
itnt 10y l20 feet dsep 70 an ailsy; The house con.
inins five nooms and Cellar; Cistern and Hydrant
IN lhe yard; on the OF the lot " good stAbie
this isa goodopI9rtunity 70 get home Ia an i'm,
proving rart Of tho city being near the railroad
depots ea well "a the street railroads. teslt ~.
Title good Hgle positive. Z D. SO d y. "
1ermg- One third eash; balance In one and two
years with six per cent Interest, secured by mort
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
City News.

LEVERS DETAINED FOR WANT or PosTAaE,
Wednesday, August "a:
Beck & Bros ,Connersville, Ind.
u. L. Brnmble, Spring Valley, o.
John Maurice, Jersey City, Nj.
H. Moss, Paris, Ill. IN. .. . D..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

THANKs.-We are indebted to our neigh
bors. Messrs. Stewart & Hitzman, for box
of fine favored ia Belle" cigar. They
will please accept our thanks for the same.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

ENTERTAINMENT THIS EvENING-At the
Melodeon, for the benefit of the Star Sisters
See advertisement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

FURNITURE AT AUoTroN.-At half past
eight o'clock this morning, j. Graf & Co.
sell the furniture at No. 1917 West Seventh
street. See advertisement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

FIRsr on THE SEAsoE.--Received this day
by express at the yerandah, a superior lot Of
Princess Bay shell oysters.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

ESTIMATED EXPENSES OF THE BOARD OF
Cry IMrRovEMENTs.--The Board of City
Improvements, yesterday, sent the following
estimate Of the expenses of this department
for the month Of September, to the City
Auditor.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
A uCTION SAL R-DY COOPER 4 STOKES

IA Auction. rooms No. IA East Fourth-street.-
furniture In Coyington at auotion-0n WED
y-T-nA,, August 29, at nine clock, will be sold
n Suction .So ppigrs Of dwelling house on
ssndsiofd stTssi' ss,.,,ne IN part OF ,ns.'suy
Psrior Chairs, MAHOGANY SONS, nc ehoganny and
walnut lBureaus, do Bedsteads, Tables, osandi,
Cnrpote fllasses, Parlor Stoves Cook Stoye
Crcckery, Glass and Tin Ware, attracting the usual
Coriey, all In good order. The family ia about to
60 Esst. huzo I
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

RECOVERY, az SgoLSN GooDsr-ARRRsr OF
THn THIEvEs.--Mack b Bros, dry goods
dealers on Fifth-street, have been robbed, at
different intervals, OF variety ofgoods,
discover the thieves, they have been unyail-
ing. Yesterday, however, o search-warrapt
was issued, and the acofiee-house Of Casper
I Seisiger, who II was thought had the goods
in his possession, WAS ransaeked by me eihf
GERS much to their delight and The iIicpJ
: s-At large quantity Of goods, was found,
and SeisiEer confessed the part he had taken
u the matter, .alidl he Wa therefore far
rested A man named Michael Hook, who
rcsidssin Seyenthsstfeet was then visited,
and lslilll q larger quantity Of goods was
| found hefe, and he was also arrested. Tho
parties were confined in the Ninth.street
| Station-honse TO await an examination. 1t
is thought that the aggregate value Of the
property stolen viii reach $1,000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
sTEAnnOAT RE0IsTER,

A,riseI,- MosS n eIellsh, AeqisYillei MsimjIIk
Sandy; Duhieilh Neville; Reliance, Com.
Ferry, Lehigh. st. Louisi kanawha Valley Louis
Dsparfures--Moses Mcclellan, Loulsville; Magpo-
LA, hayeyile; Forrest Qneen, Madison; Boaton, Big
ea' dy; Dunleith, Neville; kanawha Valley, Ka-
nawha River; Mafy Cook, Pitsburg
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
FOR SALE.


RVOR sALE-schoIarshipg in first. elias; Mer.
in. Address Z. W. Y, Press Office. au25-b'
E house and Lot on the south side Of George st.
tains ten rooms and hell is built in modern style,
with gas, bath, etc. For further information apply
on the premises. au2j-fN
II my place Of business, viii sell my Grocery:
sena Wcas IRf cheap 0
EOR sAJE--A COTTAGE AND LQT-At 23
nearly new and we'll finished l1ti23 feet front By
q fSn and seoSscs
one Of the best stands In the city; The present
S Tie Un
NOR sALE-A nice, cosy. village Residence and
about 2 SsreS % q GrGIpd ,S. n the Seaata y
The railroad station The hon house is frame cottage %
az e Ts sO and s of
A.sABGENT, No. , Apollo Building, corner Fiith
n ibO0N-The proprietor, THOMAS SANDS, In
consequence Of severe indispostion Ofiers for sale
Ike above Sopn q elegant ssyls and sS
joini9g the National Theater, on sycamore;st.
sure @ fortune m to any man With some capital and pos
tefsing the requisite qualifications for qoh busi
ness. Apply to THOMAS SANDS, at the office of
tho National Theater. u I'd. ..-iI .il an25-f
VNOR sALE-Two NEW BRICK HOUSES
~ with lease OF lots situated on the south side OF
street, east OF Freeman; each house contains
eight rooms, with bath-rsom, double parlor, halls,
gas, &C.. Price 1880. Inquire Of y, III: RAW LINS,
No, 2S6 West Court street, or THOS, W. FARRIN
4 cos. lumber yard, on Freeman street, opposite
George. aus II
I,OR sALE-3O,OOO acres Of Railroad Land,
IL situated on the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad,
Iowa-for sale cheap. Also, Lands aud Town Prop
Ill, to exchange for property in about the city OF
Cincinnati. Titles good and every thing warranted
and represented correctly. Apply soon to A. NJ.
DYE, 43 East fourth-st. jy2s-ame
~EHOR SALE-Steam Engine and Boiler, now in
q use at Nos. % and 1O1 Walnut-street, whero
they car be seen at any time. Engine-Cylinder, 8
Inches diameter stroke feet, governor and Judson
valve attached, and cast-iron bed. Boiler-Length,
Ddeet, d,rameter' ~ inohes; RRrsoN = WILSON
UrOR SALE-A Retail Stock of Groceries, No
n tions and Variety Goods, with tho goodwill of a
well-establiehed business, and five years lease on
the store. The proprietor being compelled to quit
business will offer the same very favorable terms
For further information, apply at the corner Of Third
and Greenup-sts Covington, Ky. small Farm,
twenty twenty Ave miles In the country will be
taken as part pay ment The goods are free from all
incumbrance. ~ Gau2i-awsl G. 8. RUST.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION sALE-BY KELLOGG q WILL
n A5ssHlSsi Az ssIS 2 SHS r. HAST Third;
o o'clool., Regular sale Of dry and fancy goods,
clothing, boetsi shoes eutlerg, vatches, &c. !.
removing.
Al sosA good stock Of parlor, chamber, dining
room and ONCE hnnitnre cafretb &c
90 d zen split bottom chairs, and variety OF other
goods, &c. Lap25l A. KELLOba, Auctioneer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

lWANEED IMMEDIATELYiT
10000. MEM 80
$4,000 MENI IA
Who desire 10 ~yaake money selling THE BEST
campaign articles ever Published or manuisetnrea'
namely:
The Presiden tfa1 Canpaign
Chart and Map of the United
WITH NINE COLORs,
Matt onal Republican Chart.
National Democratic Chart.
'FHhe AInerican Nhtion'a Political
Chart. - n .s
Price ...25 e5nts
a merriam Nations Candidates.
L L N ONE ID BOOK
American Nations Text-book.
National Campaign Hand-books.
Medals, or Charms;
,'"IanOtyps Of Candidates for
President and Yiee-Fresidsns- e, dav Ii
they zealously labor " TO make II pay ptlnfies
address n5' MACK II. BABHITH,
BOOK and Map Publisher,
IS aud 40 West Fourth ST., Cincinnati,
- luul. nultj
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18

by rascal, and now am TO have done II
myself, because the Know Nothings of
Marshall County. charge me with it,
There are men who readily believe the like,
whenever foreigner is concerned. Will
you. who know me. believe such an accu.
sation. II not. viii you, whether Repub-
lican or Democrat. support such an accu-
sation and vote against me? Tee
More than quarter Of the inhabitants
of Marshall County are Germans. By
their industry and wealth. they form an
important part ofthe County. but, never
theless there has never been German
elected for any important office. Our mon-
ey has supported men who never consider
ed our interests. A German in Union
township paid his taxes twice, and only
discovere1 his error accidentiy. Many Of
You had to lose two per cent discount on
your money. while the money of your
American ncighbors aud influential poll
ticians was accepted at par. For the first
time you have chance to vote for can
didate out of your midst who will watch
over your interests. as well as those of the
native citizens. 1t is left with you to So
euro your rights and welfare at the polls.
! win herewith leave this matter for
your settlement. l trust in your honesty.
your intelligence and love Of Justice. and
l am convinced that this explanation of
the existing circumstances is sufficient for
all to comprehend.
j. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
Plymouth, Oct. 9Th, 1850.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18
Are You a Democrat.

Well. let MS tell you bit Of story
We will call no names. The other day an
old Democrat who has always stuck to his
party, through good report and evil report.
said:
"I'vc always been Democrat. and am
about tired Of it. Idon't believe the DEM
ocratic party stands where it did ten years
ago. and I'm going to vote for Old Abe"
"Votc for the niger party" said a
Douglas Democrat.
"WelI." replied the other Il voted for
Pierce when there was no niger excite
ment. all quiot. anil after he got in it was
all niger. l vote for old Back. AMI it
has been niger. NIGER. NlGGEli, all the
time. and now I'll try change. I'll try
the Republicans turn any how; it can't
be any more niger than it has been; and it
may be great deal iess."-Lronton Reg.