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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16

Rowan CoUNTY.-By an extra from the Office of
the Banner, we learn that large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Democracy of Rowan was held in
Salisbury on the 9Th instant. Charles F. Fisher,
ESQ.,, was nominated for the Senate for Rowan and
Davie, and Messrs. N. N. Fleming and N. F. Hall
for the Commons The meeting was addressed by
Mr.. Cantwel, of Raleigh, Mr.. Clement of Davie,
and Messrs. Fleming and Hail.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN RALEIGH.-An enthus-
astic meeting of the Democrats of Raleigh districts
Nos and ., was held on Monday night to appoint
delegates to the County Convention to meet on Mon
day next, A. NJ. Lewis, ESQ.,, in the Chair, and Mr.
Duncan Haywood, Secretary. The meeting was
addressed by Hon. D. NJ. Barringer and Messrs.
Frank |. Wilson, Charles Graham and Duncan Hay
wood The best feeling prevailed
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
CONTINENT HOTEL.
PHILADELPHIA,
CORNER Chestnut AND NINTH STREETS.
OPENED IN FEBRUARY, 1860.

CORNER Chestnut NINTH STREETS.
OPENED IN FEBRUARY, 1860.
This magnificent establishment in successful opera
ration, is universally conceded to be in all respects
The Most Complete Hotel In the World,
and will be conducted upon scale of berality in all its
departments which fail 10 make it the popular head
quarters for pleasure tourists from the South and West
during the early summer and the Autumn. AccommOda
tions offered for nearly 1000 guests fitted and furnish
ed with every modern improvement which experience
could suggest for comfort and convenience while Uericd
rdcdy to be introduced TO convey parties by steam in
commodious TO the upper floors, thus securing the
purer air and quiet of the higher aUhOut the gue
of ascending stairs
Another novel improvement has been effected b, which
powerful fanwhee Operated by steam forces
of fresh air through the public and coridors cool
ing and ventating the house in a superior manner.
The interior arrangements and furnishing have been
completed under the personal supervision of Paran Ste
the Lessee under whose management the known
of the Revere and fremont House in Boston, the
Battle House and Point Clear Hotel in Mobile, Ala, and
the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York has been established
aud efforts expense will be spared to render the Con-
tinenal the attractive travellers Home in the Union
J. e. STEVENS & CO., Projectors.
May Is, 1860. 20-w&sw2t.
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Geordin PoZitics

AUGUSTA, GA, May IL.
Hon. A. H. Stephens has written letter in reply
to several gentlemen Of Macon, in which he sustains
the principles of nonintervention, disapproyes of
the secession at the Charleston Convention, and re-
commends that delegates be sent to Baltimore.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
srPolitical M,et;r,, :, Gforoia.

~ P0tit5cat Meetiny an Georgia. = -
AUGUSTA, May IA Democratic meeting was
held at Atlanta last Saturday. The postmaster de-
Tended the Charleston Secessonists, and denounced
Senator Douglas as traitor to Democracy and the
South. Mr.. B. @, Yancey made a similar and
lengthy speech. The National Baltimore Democracy
were defended by Colonel GaskeL The meeting
adjourned to meet again in Q week. 10.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16

The DoDD SFRrse.-The Dood or Kirkham min
era spring. near this City continues to attract large
crowds Of our citizens Hundreds visit it day and
night The water is strongly impregnated with sui
pher and iron. Mr.. Kirkham Is confident that it
mas acted bene6cialiy already on q number Of per!
sons
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
NORTH-CAROLINA
WHITE SInPHuR SPRINGS

VNTILL BE OPENED FOR VISITORS THE FIRST OF
w June They the present terminus Of the Yves
tern North Carolina Rairoad-no hours ride by supe
rOr omnibuses and The Proprietor has procured
the services of THOMPSON TYLER as Manager, whose
experience at the most fashionable watering places of Vr
gina, added TO his commanding appearances and gentle
manly bearing, insure good order and good fare.
The very best Ball Room LEADER and BLACK BAND
of Musicians the city of Richmond Va Affords have been
procured. 80.
Riding vehicles and horses billiard saloons and bowling
allies at The command of visitors The country is ee.
waited and healthy The scenery beautiful and roads most
excellent and the pleasure grounds extensive There no
better water than that afforded by the NorthCarona
White Sulphur Springs. The patronage of the CarOlinas
confidently RELIEF to repay the Proprietor for the ex-
pensve outlay he has made to fit watering place suited
to their wants and he promises that pains shall be
spared by himself his genemauy assistant to render
all who may visit him pleasant and conlfrrtable.
H. L. ROBARDS, Proprietor.
May, 1850. SEM.
Raleigh Register and Press copy twice week TaIboro'
Mercury. Murreesboro Southerner GoldsLoro Tribune,
each weekly; Journal End Herald. Wilmington, twice
week. Progress, Newbern riweekly; Caronian, Couun-
bia, s. C., and Courier, Charleston s. G., each twice
week for months and send bills to the Proprietor.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
Candidates for Governor.

We are requested to state that Gov. Ellis and Mr.
Pool candidates for Governor, will address the poo
pie at the following times and places:
Halifax, Halifax County, Monday 21st May.
Franklinton, Franklin, Wednesday 23d I"
Oxford, Granville Co., Thursday oath
Roxborough, Person, Saturday 26th
Graham, Alamance Co., Monday 2Sth %
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16

~ We return our thanks to the Committee of
the Lafayette Light Infantry Company, Fayetteville,
for an invitation to attend target exercise and Pic
Mic, at Spout Spring, on the 10th instant. Our en-
gagements will prevent us from attending but our
best wishes will be with this gallant Company.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16

A SILLY CokcERN.-Messrss Sherwood & Long,
Of the Greensborough Pdtrsot, are issuing little
newspaper, called !" The Little Ad,p which is
very silly thing 1t is headed with the likeness of
negroSa hog, goose and some chickens. 1t is a
ooosey concern.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
NOTICE,

TNHERE is IN THE COMMON JAIL IN JONES
IL County, NC, negro man aged about 20 years,
dark copper color and weighs about 5O pounds that
his name is JOHN CARY and came from Princess Anne
County, Va, to Gates county, N c., and worked with
ty and worked on the Atlantic and n C. r. r. then to
Jones county He says that he is Free but cannot make it
appear and also he is indicted free for mgrat
ing into the State The notified to come forward,
prove property pay charges and take him away or be will
be dealt with according to Law. -
]. II. NETHERCUTTi Sheriff.
May 10, 1860. 20-w6t
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KITTRELL,s SPRINGS.


THNlESE VALUABLE SPRINGS HAVING BEENPUR-
IL chased by the undersigned, being improved
good STYLE by the erection OF large hotel and the COM
modOus building for the accommodation of visitors The
springs situated the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad,
in Granville county, and accessible from all points,
The eminent physicians and chemists have pronOunc
ed these waters the best remedy known for the cure Of
Scrouar Dyspepsia Dropsy and cutaneous dseaseshav-
ing been used hundreds of nvads with the most
tonishing effects
The season will commence the 18th June. Terms So
per day. $40 per week. and $50 per month-chidreu and
servants half price. -
THOS J. BLACKNALL,
DR. G. W. BLACKNALL,
c. c. BLACKNALL.
KITTRELL's SPRINGS, n. C May Is, 1860.
P.S-Persons having servants afflicted with Scrofua,
Drupsy Chronic skin dI eases, find board for
2ONwlm B&Co.
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- r. r. cHAPIIN.
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK MANe
sfes FACTURER, s.

RALEIG II N. C.s Es.ss.s35
m EsPECTFUJLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
h RALEIGH and the vicinity generally, that he will
promptly and punctualy attend TO the binding OF Aeas
faers Mo0azines and Periodicals Of all kinds and in any
stvle plaiu or ornamental, moderate terms
~ An BLANK BOOKS ordered from me are manu-
featured by me- in the City of Raleigh, n. G.
December 20, 1852 l09-H6sTly..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16

sB" Macon" Northampton" and other COM
shall appear in our next
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
HARBOR MASTERS REPORT

OF number of vessels arrived at the port Of Will
mington, N. c., during the months ending 30th
April, 1860:
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DIED,
In Augusta, Arkansas the sth ult of Typhoid Pneu
mona, DR. Marcus A. Meredith, eldest of the Rev.
Thomas Meredith in the 2Sth year of his age.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-16
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET!
FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JNO. w. ELLIS,
OF ROWAN.
ELECTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT

For the State at Large:
ALFRED NJ SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19
SINGLE TICKETS,-ONE DOLLAR
To be drawn ut Cincinnati, o., Monday.
May II, 1850.

IT WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN-
ton Of the public my Sixy-Sccord Grand Gift Enter
prise. which will he drawn Cincinnati Ohio ON Monday
May II. $780, in the presence Of all the fckchoders
choose TO attend The Price Of Tickets i'm this Distribution
Is One pollar-caci -hoIcr having eianc. TO Dir.
fine Horse. Buggy, and sivermounfed Harness com
plc.e worth -Four HUNDRED Dollars Every Trket-hoder
has also chance 10 draw eighty-acrc Land Warrant
enabling him to possess himself of a farm in G
rich Prairies Of the West, besides there are Two hundred
and ffy przcs in Cold ranging from - 50 no TO S0
There also two hundred and fifty Gold and Silver Lever
Hunting Watches in the scheme, all warranted
time keepers, and worth from SIS to $500 each.
There also Two Sewing Machines Of the very best pa
tent worth SIS AMI S05 the Of which to any family
scarcely be ove-cstimatel, aud which would ALWAYS
find ready sale should they lie drawn by any person who
does not need them for his use.
The Table and Teaspoons Of pure English Silver are the
fault has been found they being the very best
quality manufactured The Plated Ware is genuine double
pafe and not merely washed is the much of
tn" ware offered as plated Ii will last ordinary life
time.
The variety of ornamented Jewcr embraces nearly every
thing For Ladies', Containers and ehdrcn's wear-co-
sisng Of Gold Locket-, Breastpns and Ear-rBgs
raj Garnet Cameo and plain gold Studs Sleeve Buttons
hnc Gold Vest and Guard Chains for Ladies and Gentlemen
there all the latest styles, by manufacturers
and Of the hest quality to be had for the price
The whole humber Of Prizs il 500, and the Tickets
are limited to 1850 which gives an nrerage Of Prize
to every eight tickets.
have been engaged in giving Gift Enfe-pr.ses FIR the
past six years all Of which have given entire
The drawing Is always under the control of committee of
tickeholders, and those who absent Stand The same
chance those present. Prizes by absent ticket
holders Immediately after the drawing sent at NV risk
and expense and in the prizes received will
send them again Money sent TO for tickets also ar
my risk Programmes containing f lis, of the prizcs
will he sent TO any who may order them whether thew
purchase tickets
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19
" IST Ar S
BALSAM
Wild Cherry.

The Best remedy ever known
10 man for the permanent
CURE of CONSUMPTION,
and all IFS Incipient Symp-
toms. such as
COUGHS. COLDS. HOARSE
NESS. GROUP. INFLCEN-
"a. BLEEDING OF THE
LUNGS, LIVER AFFEC-
TI0NS, PAINS IN THE
BREAST OR SIDE. NIGHT
SWEATS, PHTHISrC, IN
PLANTATION OF THE
LUNGS AND THROAT,
WHOPPING COTGH. AS
THMA, AND ALL BR0N-
CIlIAL AFFECTIONS.
Through the winter months
coughs and colds are most
prevalent Of all the various
ills that flesh Is heir TO. We
would advise such Of our
readers, and others, who
may he thus afflicted. TO-
avail themselves Of that ex-
cellcnt medicine, 'sNIsTAR's
BArsAN or WILD CHERRY"
which, judging from our ex-
pcriencc and that of others,
we consider IL being one oil
the safest and most effectual
remedies that have ever been
for the above COM
plants, and which meets
with the cordial approval Of |
many Of the best physicians.
And rs delays arr dasecr-
Gus, and coughs and colds
frequently terminate IN con- |
SUMPTION, this agreeable and
efficacious remedy should at
once be resortcd TO.
WIsTAR's BALsaM. = We /
regard the Wild Cherry Tree |
rs one Of NATURES own ply
sicians-a sort Of Coed Sa- !
Of the f0rcst--for It's |
medical gum" has relieved |
the sufierings ana saved the |
lives ofthousands The Bal |
sam prepared by DR.. Wistar |
: a pure and perfectly re-
liable preparation of the
real Cherry Essence, and It |
S a rcmedy by no means
bad to take We sneak
sonfidentiy and strongly in
q praise, from having wit
Messed its renovating inilu-
nee in Consuinptive Cases,
when all other prescriptions
had proved Of no effect. !
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19

All responsible persons who desire 10 act az agents in
Enterprise requested TO do twenty or more
tickets are soi they will he furnished at the Of SO cts
per Ticket and besides premium Of per cent Jewell
~ VIII he allowed Thus by selling twenty-five fifty
tickets month for few months. agent procure an
excellent watch without the outlay Of dollar If
cts are sold In single enterprise; will allow premium
Of SO in American Cold All who cannot act agent
themselves VIII confer fvor on me by procuring
to act in their place; and If the agent 10 procured sells
twenty-five tickets or more, handsome book will be pre-
.ented To the person procuring him
single tickets 81. Tickets, So. IL Tickets So IS
Tickess S20
Address all orders 10 T. d. Sine Boy 10 Cincinnati, n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19
To be dro,cn at Cincinnati, Ohio,
On Monday, June 18th, 1860.

would respectfully inform my friends and patrons that
my EIGHTH ART-UNIoN DISTRIBUTION win he
which occasion EVteea HusTei magnificent prizes will
he distributed to the tct-holders Among them are Three
Hundred Prizes i'm American Gold Prize being
$1,000 $500 and ranging from - 20
up:o $500 EACH There j. also one Prize Of Iorse Buggy
wool Piano, worth $3.50, both Of which Prizes well
worth the There Four Hundred Gold Sill
yer Lever Hunting Watches ranging in price from So up
TO 5000 each Among them four hoavy Gold English
asshss one AneIican Surfing watch two Ladys Gold
sts Of Silver and Gold Watches all warranted perfect time
pieces, and put up the retail price, and will he excha-
ged if they do not give satisfaction There fine
Prizes consist of Solid and Double plated Syerwarc Coral
Garnet, and Gold Enameled Breastpns and Ear.rines
Iocket Breastpins etc Gents Diamond and Plain Gold
reastpns; Locket Rings Seal Rings Regard Rings and
Plain Gold Rings fine Gold Lockets Cold Pens, silver
extension Shirt Studs and Sleeve Buttons etc The whole
number of Prizes is 1o and the tickets being
gives more than average Of chance in every five
Tickets.
ed in perfectly fair and honorable have been
engaged in the business for six and all my Drawings
Prizes have always been sent TO the Ticheholders All
the money for tickets il MY risk and if II is in
transmission, will make it good to the person sending it,
All Prizes drawn by persons present forwarded
tn the Tcket-hoders within week from the day Of
Drawing either by Mail Express, free Of expense and
my risk. Persons at distance who cannot attend the
Drawing themselves will stand the chance though
they hut if they desire they appoint
one to attend for them who resides in Cincinnati, who
may bc on visit to the city on the day Of Drawing
List of Drawn Numbers will be forwarded the Tick
ct holders. whether fortunate
The usual Premium Of ten per cent in Jewelry will be al
lowed 10 Agents selling six Tickets upward Agents
selling So upward will be allowed Premium cf per
cent in Gold.
All responsible persons requested TO act Agents for
the sae OF my Tickets Ia ordering Tickets for this Enter
prise lie 5nd say For your Eighth Art-unon
ing, otherwise Tickets might be sent i'm my regular
monthly Enterprises. Agents earnestly requested
to order more Tickets than they have certainty Of selling
Cnsod Tickets positively be returned
week previous to the day of Drawing.
Sin1ln Tickets 81. T,ro1,o :.
BS All orders mist be addressed L. ID. SINE, box
10, Cincinnati Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19

liz DrEs ID. L. Mu,chIar. of South Bend, has
located himself in the dwelling house. two doors
north Of Cousie's old stand, where he intends to
engage in dyeins articles efwcaring apparel whose
color the citizens of Plymouth may desire to have
changed He exhibited to US some Of his work.
which could not have been distinguished from new
goods, 50 brilliant we're the co!ors placed on them
he warrants his eolors to stand. Ladies having
light colored dresses or shawls which they desire
10 have eeansed or changed in color, would do
well to call upon Mr.. MutchIars
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19

The Great Purifier Of the
Blood,
An infalliblc remedy for
SCR0FULA. KINGS EVIL
RHEUMATISM. OBSTIN-
ATE CUTANEOUS ERUP-
TI0NS. PINPBES or PCS-
TULES ON THE FACE,
B0ILS, BL0TCHES, CHRo-
NC SORE EYES, RING
WORM or TETTER, EN-
LARGEMENT AND PAIN
IN THE BONES or JOINTS
STUBBORN ULCERS. sY-
PHTLfTTC DISORDERS,
LUMBAG0, SPINAL CON-
PLANTS, and all diseases
arising from AN iujudicious
use If Mercury, Imprulence
Of Life, or fmpurity Of the
Blood. This great altera-
tive medicine and purifier
or the blood y now used by
thousands Of grateful pa
ticntr. from all parts Of the
United States, who testify
daily Of the remarkable
Currs, performed by the
greatest of all medicines.
GursoTrs EXTRACT OF YrL-
Low Dock AND SARsAPARII-
IA, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Scrofula, Eruptions on the
skin, Liver diseases, Fevers,
Ulcer Sores, Affections Of
the kidneys, Diseases Of the !
Throat, Female Complaints, 4
Pssins, and aching Of the
Bones and Joints, are speed |
lily put 20 fight, by using |
this great and incsfimal,lc |
Remedy. For all disease Of |
the blood, nothing has vet |
been found to compare with |
it. 1t cleanscs the System |
of all impurities, acts gent
ly and efficiently on the
Livcr and Kidneys strength
ems the Digestion. gives tone
TO the stomach, makes the |
Skin clear and healthy and |
restores the Constitution en- |
fccbled by Disease, or brok-
en- down by the excuses OF
youth, to pristine vigor and |
strength.
The Press, Hotel KeeI.ers,
Magistrates, Physicians and /
Public Men, we'll known i'm
the community, all add their |
testimony to the wonderful
effects OF this great Blood
Purifier.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19

MoRE TmEvIyo.--On last Thursday night the
open and two three pounds of cheese, ham Of
bacon. several pounds of raisins. and sack sup
posed by the taief contain our, belonging to the
Richmond Mills, but which really contained
Shorts rcgroand, were stolen thercfrom. The
thief, not liking the dJur thus obtlHc, it is sup
posed, burslariOusiy entered the Mill on Saturday
hight and took from thence bag of Extra Fam
lily Flour" Ii Will be seen that articles of food
seemed to be the objects oftkc thicfs attention.
He should by all means be ferreted oat, and il
worthy Of sympathy placed above present want
If unworthy he s.ould be accompanied to The limits
of The corporation BY music and procession.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19
OxySenated BitterS
SURE CURE FOR
~ - DysP eps1a
Ana all Diseases having their origin In
imperfect Digestion, or a deranycd
condition of the Sfoma-h

cVhuttiOm OIL the stomach.
fnere u no remedy known ne cfcacous In rrr,x
s ,ns general discasc-this general prostitution of the
wnvc man, as the o<ygeaaied Baers They attack the
disease IN It's citadel by revivin sinking powers of M
Pnt, oy restoring lost appetite, correcting aciify pu
ana sIrcnythcng the gastric juice and rendering II
aoie on properly and thoroughly dissoiyiny fhe fsd
nus ormng healthy chye and esyIe. preparing the
70 take up the nourishment and carry n into
III system, thus renovang the old and crazy machine Inv
new mocoihns and purifying the whole of blood In
worn ~ can be shown Rom certi6caex fer
ns most eminent and relise persons there Is no
S IN s, 20 pour oil into the exhausted Lamp Of
p a. shen when heat begins to fail; when the vital
p. nfs' seem to be giving way; when appetite first
20 Ii ana the nerves to trembe; when man in
'''' |" oeihs refreshed AMI invieorafrd by sleep,
Tired natures resforcr.s- >rlf-> ~
s nissii more weary in the morning than wbc, he
y" az nghf-lct him delay no longer hut ~ onee
'n"ehoe oktng your Bafers He will soon, fnd AZ
ns powers Of nature resirng, and general
~ But IL j. 20 saw n, A n no
'ne can Know the value Of this madeleine till he tri,s d
~, JOHN d. PARK, PRePRyxroa -
~ lafcnt Medicines Fancy t:os sns TUefsa ri;
fer saie BY Per-hiDg Co 195m7,t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19

There will be meeting of the Republican CLUB
ofCenser Township at westervelt Hall on next
Tuesday evening The State tickethas issued
drsfs upon Marshall calling for $50 Republican ma
;or;sy. In order TO honor this draft it win be
eessary 10 wipe cut the Democratic majority in
Center. As me mbers Of Republican Clubs great
good can be done in diffusing Republican intelli-
gence. Turn out Tuesday night.
SHOOTING ArFRAY.-On last Thursday shoot
ing ARRAY occurred in North Township, this Coun-
~. which resulted in the wounding OF Mr. Charles
Cutler, Of this County. by young man named
Perkins, who halls from Davis Co. The ball
took effect near the left groin and passed through
she upper portion of the hip bone. The wound
though serious win probably not prove fatal.
The prime cause Of the difficulty between the
parties was young lady to whom they we're both
paying their addresses. Perkins came this coun-
~ in the early part of last winter, and introduced
himself to several as the nephew of Judge Perkins
Of the Supreme Bench. He was employed to teach
q school in North Township, where he first became
acquainted with the young lady about whom the
difieulty originated. The wounded man is said to
have had no intmation of any existing illfeeling.
and nc the time oftae shooting sitting on log
talking over the affair in controversy, nnarmej and
totally unprepared when Perkins drew pistol from
his pocket and shot him as indicated. Perkins,
however. says that conspiracy was on foot among
the friends Of Cutler lynch him; that they had
sembled the night previous for that purposes that he
only escaped them by returning to his boarding
place by a crcutous route, and furthermore thinks
he 10 jestifable in what he has done. He made
no attempt to escape. but was arrested near the
spot where the shooting occurred. The officer
found on his person besides the pistol with which
he committed the deed, two carving knives. which
Il 10 said he feloniousy distracted from neighbor
ing houses. as he did also the pistol His exam-
nation was had before Esquire Case of this place.
He was held to bail in the sum or 81 500, in default
of which was committed to jail.
In personal appearance Perkins is about six feet
high, slenderiy built, dark hair and eyes, beard
liEh; and rather thin He is somewhat addicted
70 intempcrancc. and has the appearance OF EAST
Young man." of about twenty five. His relatives
are said to be possessed o: the spondulicks' and
grca, effort will doubtless be nude to secure his
acquital
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19

The opening OF their new Goods and the nuiner-
Gus customers who have ihronged in upon them
have 50 engrossed,he attention of Messrs. Rice &
Smith that they have been unable to write out the
advertisement promised for this week. Il shall
appear in our next