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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-25
TESTIMoNIALs.

TESTIMoNIALs.
Council BluGs, Totra, Sor IS, 1859
HEssRs- CHARLES, BLOW X Co. Gspt.-ye
have sold small quantity Dr. l. stephens, COM
roand and it has given general satisfaction Respectv
yours,
J. D. HONN.
Eanses City. Eor. 2s.h 1889
ArssRs CHsaLEss, BLOW Il Co Gentlemen
HAVING sold lsTge amount Of D. T L. s.euhpns,
Chemical AEue C"tnPFunf feel IL to be nv drrY :,
t"aehd 1t t" the world the best preparation for
cure ~ ever md Aeu' INV 10 A. y6u are awsr.
~e hsSe been seIag upon the cure no pny prIp-
GU :, ana eaA truly say we have been called
upon to return gae deIEsr a. vet Yours ,ruly
/ B. HALE, DRuGeIsT,
kaisas City. No.
Tardalia. INoc i2:h 1850
ANssrs CsAHIES BLOW Go Gents We Inv.
Nitt,h 'he last year sod many dzep u stexhprs
-. ASHe Comp md :" men wh3 and lsborlng in the
800" 'ahis Of the KansassIs River, sB4 with each
v'tte sold we promised refund he aannev i, . ,afInI
o. efecf cure bat a. yet wa have mt h.s t,-9.
80 se'aFhef II has performed cures in cases O,
st'Hains, where other raedIcsnes have failed -
-" 10 nave tired IL veg Is be without IL At ,rv
PTee and N this vjriaty person Il, bitou. tsnne.
.'eat miS5i q. well he without bread q. stspbeu.,
AsDe COMPOUND Respectfully Yours.
CHEST, POST co.
Geratfn. No Voc O. 80
sess-s CHARLES BLOW Il Co T,cu;.-r,i. ia a.,
cfTt3'F thAi - TIE las; twelve rsanyh. have tx-b
seFerst azzeH - Dr. T. l. Stephen Arue C.r,..,,,s
as'a We baTe rs-s WITH resty We have -,-.rtss
every 16ft4@~ We have never had A ss;rl~ rs.w-,a4
yet Al have kESsa bottle 20 ere A. brs a, 60
'N-A' kFspseffRIty yan-s
IF 9. ". NICHOLS
Dr.. 7. l.. $sspheps' Chemical As.. f.
pond 10 far sale ey.
CHARLE<S. BLOW 4 co.
BARNARD CO..
RCHARD~oN, MELLIER CO.,
T. p. wETZELL co
J. MATHEWS r &ONS.
srHtEJZ EGcERS.
HENRY RLAK~LEY.
PINE KELLOGG.
DGNcH RIvEs CO.,
81. L~sis VI a.esal. As.sis.
A. - Ns-tasis ssas-sfr rhrouxssz, the ee--.y,
Az Al Druzssszs IN LIS csty
WILLIAM !. BLOW, ss,s Pseyrsss~,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-25
Al Ams,cuors AxswEa.

At the close Of . volunteer parade. one o!
ID. corps sccossed one Of cur rather p.seii-
cal ,ouusmen uih-nMr. f., Why
don's you join our eorps9- ''Hsven's got
time for such exercise replied M.. A..
-"Time." e1po.;slated the civilian var
nor, sda you think IL viii be time when A
enemy appears on our eoa.,s'' SIN that
cas.," replied Mr.. A., "you viii fnd me
- ninble as any Of you.-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-25

Council BIuGs, Toua Sor IS 1859
SEssRs CHARLES, BLOW K Co. : Gepts-we
'aFes"td small quantity of DR. l. Siephen,' Conn
Toand and 1t has elycB general satisfaction Respectv
yours,
J. d. HOSN.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-25

JOB PRINTING. ere no. surpassed +, u. s...
Ihe materials are AL entirely new, eonpri.nz II, ~.
a'e' nj most approved styles Of Type Border Rules,
Ae together with two Porey Job pres,e, G., n. ..,
patterns !: will ever lie sb. susi,.o, A.. ..,..
raiaa'ioa Of the sub>er,ber tina. oil work .,.,..
ts's establishment. shsII be esstir.sas.h.s =,
lures necessary 70 constitute II .enps,.u-.,u.,,
eorrsessess - sessaess onr p.r.n., ,,,..,,,.,n-
nee In ''s Printing su.r,ns.ss the faithful ,.,,.-
see Of ever,tos We invite pa;rsnas. with II. .,.,-
''nos to ALL that cur log srperiene. and u,,sr,,.ea
facilities, viii enable execute all order, .,u.,s
TO ne IN name, before ATTEMPTED in ,si. city
Cor s1rvasses in tie State.
". ". MAYNARD.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-25


9th A. arsn letter IN he. hand, and eoar
bag ~ wtth >e;ti.'. ~ari.. knas that the
Aihsr,a ssssr beard 81 Mas Stevens 80.
.hsa' 10 b~s-'srs reality. bad M need
e. s.t f'ie.,toas, Al the Interrogation ~.
praass-i. Nav S,srsn. Sc ir,,e,r~rsrshIr
Nss-~vs 10 spsnd a saanth At ifystt'., ADD
ihsr ..ys - sspees her At aar nausat--
thaaSh. 81 toe letter rad -, az -hs ~, bs
assr Ter . week TO eaws. wsxs -
us an ssr, = esntarr sad vas IA sas,.r
81 sse,s.mens. NJ lsus s:sn.itn. rs..;on.
81 nearly toe vesss dgrxsisn. for Setis
AMI Carrie. ~. farEasssa IA Al ia.ssus.
sui ~ whole rsiui "a. abs rh.t IN makyes
sas bee, figure ra..shg. tvfsrs tay. ues
sa..a. With th.. ,de> | b. $50 to |set snse
ny wardrobe. bad came ia~n sith sas
elsas ela,he. 10 sn..er all ordinary rarps.
se.. ine.sitns. - course, >r;sEs ard Carrie /:
bat the nxs goddess wss certainly ssyth,
It nee rig % nv part. and crrtssn5r
Should have u. This resolution was made
within sfsssn minaiss 81 hearing The 40.
pconssmeu, Of her intended coming. ard
before t-s hears hsd gene by. uss sh,s.
ains On nv uav 10 tean. TO carry es, that
receive. Ms choices, raerssss at ws-irsb.
shsuld Be offered on the sar,ae ct Ma.
Sseyeue,
81 had ahssn..i snrseI! en- the plea Of =
sudden memory Of business neglected. and
Faithfully promised Ses,ie ard Carrie TIA,
the next DAY should see me desn again as
Hysts's 10 stay out the month that May
Stevens, the wonderful, uas aeoat 10 pass
with them.
"The ractine Of brain that day, to create
. grand ensemble Of costume something
beyond oil cr,sictsm, shs, should ~ the srss
glance strike the behelie. silent With adr,I-
ration VAS indeed terrible. The labor Of
writing PARADISE Lost vas nothing 70 il.
1t vas early in the DAY when arrived at
nv rooms, and, for six hours dressed and
rs.dreseed, compared, reflected and selected.
aud, At the and Of that time, had laid out
those portions Of my wearabls goods in
which had decided to make nv drss appear
snss bsiers Nay Stevens. 1t wanted sal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
CONSTITUTION.

ARTICLE 1.-Name This organization
shall be known as
Township Republican Club.
ARTICLE ID Object. Its object shall
be to contribute to the dissemination of the
principles held by the great Republican
Party of the nation, and especially to Sc
cure the triumph of that party in the con.
test of 1860.
To this end it shall hold frequent meet.
ings-procurc the delivery from time to
time of pertinent addrcsses-dissen,inat
Republican papers and documents, and
secure srch thorough local Republican
organization as shall bring erery Repub.
lican voter to the polls.
ARTICLE I'd OHcers. It's officers shall
consist Of President, two Vice Presidents
Secretary and Treasurcr-also an Exec
utive and Financial Committee of three
members each. The duties of these officer.
shall be such as are usual in like associa
tions.
ARTICLE 4th.-Pledye. Every member
of this Club pledges himself to use al
lawful and honorable means to secure tn,
triumph of Republican principles, and tn,
election Of Republican officers to all place:
of honor and trust.
ARTICLE 5th.--Mem5erskp. Any person
may become member of this Club b,
singing this Constitution.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
ODcEed Letters.

We are acquainted with parties in this
city, having relatives residing in the South
ern States, who hardly ever receive let
ter which has not been opened after being
scaled. Private correspondence is violated
by Democratic post masters. the sworn
officials of the Government, on suspicion
that it is "incendiary." News papers
from the North, sent by one friend to
another in the South, are intercepted and
destroyed. and letters, also, are frequently
served in the same way. This is nothing
short of dcspotism. Democrats have been
in power so long that any outrage is no,
considered by them too great. The of.
fees are looked upon as their property,
and the people as their slaves to aid in
giving them the spoils.
How long such state Of things shall
continue remains with the honest voters o.
the country to say Outrage upon outrage
is inflicted without any attempt on the
part Of those who have the power to give
redress to sufferers. No mans correspon
dcnce is safe, and no Northern mans lib
erty respected. in the interiors of any o
tho slave States That region is but littl
better toward the free States. in action
than a foreign power at open war with us
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
Washington correspondence.
Nr,v Yong Fob

NEW OEh, TeO. =.
The Washington correspondence of the
Post says:
No business will be transacted in the
House the present week beyond the cleo
ton of Printer, which will take place
Thursday.
The Speaker will then announce the
committees and the House will then al
journ over till Monday, when the work
will begin in earnest.
n large majority Of the members incline
to hard work AMI short session.
Congress will adjourn by the first or
middle of June, Notwithstanding the vast
amount Of business to be done through
April and May. When Congress is not in
session evening sessions will be held, and
as much business transacted in 80 days
as is usually done in nsid- winter in three
months.
The Republican Caucus this afternoon
nominated John ID. Defrecs, of Imlianap-
oils, clitor of the Indianapolis Atlas. for
House Printer, his majority being one over
Mitchell of the St. Louis News.
This selection is said to be independent
of any business combination with him.
1t is probable that a daily paper will be
Immediately established in Washington
under his control.
The Republicans have appointed as a
Congressional Executive Committee, on
the part of the House. Messrs. Colfax.
Chairman. Sl.aulding Washburnc. of Ill.,.
Alley, Stratton, and killinger.
The Interior Department will shortly
send preliminary instructions to the va
rious Marshals for taking the next census
The schedules will soon follow.
1t is arrangned that the death Of Senator
Broderick will be announced in the Sen
ate by Mr.. Ham, and in the House by Mr.
Branch.
a report prevails that the Commission
err of the Land Office, NJ. Smith, has ten
dered his resignation for the present.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

Plymouth Markets.
"Wednesday Evening. Feb. Is

wednesday Evening, Feb. 10.
PoRK--As the season is about over our ouota.
tatons, which we continue for the present. 81 so
@5,25 f3 lU0 fbs., are merely nominal. as we
have heard of no sales during the week.
LARD--Retais from stores at st0 10 crnts
WHEAr-Has rcceded slightly Red sells at 81
O5t9 .Os and white at 81, l0@l,l5.
FLouR-We continue to quote Flour at 50 so
@5'o0 per 100 lbs, for best family brands; com
mon So. ~''"
SHoRrs--el6 per ton
BRAS--Sl0 per ton.
CoRsIln the ear zoe p bu. and dull sale.
1oRN ME.L--Sells a, SO cts p bu from stores
BvrrER.al2@oo cts p b. Plenty and dull.
EGG s--l2@l5 els per doz Scarce.
PorAroEs--25 cts per blu. Demand light.
ArrLEs-Green, from wagons, 62a6 - cts r, I'm
DRIED APPLEs-ln stores 9(dl0c a II.
BEAys-75 cts q bu.
SALr-S2 @2 % per bb
PouLTRY-Dressed chickens and turkeys 4G5
cents per ID.
HiDEs--Green 4tS(a5 cts per ID.
1RASbEHnEs-S3 % q bu from stores. Scarce
fELTRIEs-- Prime Coon skins sell readily at from
'oc@si each. Mink 81 ,25@I 80 forprimc Fox,
gray, 3Ila, red Sl@l 25c. Otter, &, 5Oa 90
according to size. Musk Rats, s@I2 cents
GLOVER SfED.-S3.50 per bushel.
HUNGARIAN GR.ss SEED-SI 90 per bushci.
TALLow-l0@l2 cts p IL.
BEEswAx--20@25 cts D Ii.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
BYLAWS

1st. Meetings. The Regular Meetings OF
this Club shall be held on the evening OF
the first and oil
each month. at such places as the Club
may designate.
Special meetings may be called at any
time by the President at the suggestion OF
three members.
End. Quorum. -------member OF
the Club shall constitute quorum to do
business.
Bird. Elections. The officers Of the Club
shall be chosen every two months.
4th. amendments. Any article of the
Constitution or Bylaws. may be altered
or amended by two-tkirds vote of the
members present at any regular meeting.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
l. MATTINCLY, Sec'y.


Each Of the Congressional Districts will have
separate quarters for consultation provided for its
delegates during the time for holding the Repub-
can State Convention. We have heard that the
delegates of several districts will fix the time OF
holding their Congressional Conventions while
present at Indianapolis--Ind Jour.
The quarters for the Ninth District must be large
enough to hold 500 persons at least.
The delegate from the Ninth District should
not only fix upon the time and place of holding the
Congressional Convention. but also the time and
place for the meeting of the JuIicial Convention
for the nomination Of Judge of the Comm IN Pleas
Court, for the new District, composed of the coun-
ties Of MARSHALL, Laporte, ST. Joseph and EIkhart
The latter county not being in the Ninth Dstric,
her Delegates will have to be invited into oul
council chamber when the matter is taken up.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

EE Grace Greenwood gave a lecture to
the convicts and visitors at the Ohio Peni-
Tertiary on Sunday. About a thousand
persons were in attendance, and her open
ing remarks about endearrncnts Of home
fathers, mothers. brothers. and sisters. were
exceedingly affecting, moving many t.
tears. She held up to the admiration ant
wonder Of her hearers, the characters ant
qualities Of heart Of Lady Franklin, Flor
ence Nithingale, DIR. Kane. and mao,
others, and retired from that singular an
diencc with blessings from those who's
feelings were wrought upon as only the.
can be touched by lady Of Grace Green
woods gifts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

Prsric DccrMESrs-Not long since the Pos
Master informed US that the Public Documents sent
to this office By members of Congress would not &c
d. tributed letters and papers are-jut that they
would all be put together and delivered to their
owners as called for. We merely mention this fact
that the documents sent to readers of the Reputii
can may all be claimed and read. Recently Hon,
s. Cofax sent to this place large number of in
tercsting speeches and other documents, many o.
which are yet in the Post Office. The P. NJ. viii
hand them over with pleasure when asked for.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

/. The Sullivan Democrat says that there
is we'll near Coffee Postoffice, in Clay
county, which puzzles all the philosophy
IN those parts. When the wind is from
the South there is eight feet of water il
the we'll. When The wind is from The
North the well goes dry. II this is true
It is phenomenon Of more than usual In
terest to philosophers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

BRows, each entertained the enthusiastic audience
stle.
The utmost harmony and good feeling prevailed
throughout, and all seemed animated by an sire
pressble' desire to commence the canvass at once
On motion the meeting adjourned, when three
hearty and enthusiastic cheers were given for Bates
Cameron, Lane and Colfax
JOHN L. WESTERvELT, Pres't.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
DAINTIN PAINTING
cADMAN T. LAMS0N,
House and Sign Painters,
GRAJNERN, PAPER HANGERS

GL1zIERS, GILDEKs IND cdLcIHINERss
Offer their services the citizens of Plymouth They are
nrearxd to paint Houses Signs in the most approves
styie Mr. c. having worked In several Of the pf!n1lA
cities Of the Union, and understanding the art o. gs'
Porcelain Polish, known Zinc Gloss, new sys ~
nntinr feels assured that his work will give satisncti"n
Cacimning Is a andimproved process Q. ~ne
ng-not requiring renewal more than once ~ nv "a 49,
Furniture vanished with neatners anu
Painting and Pal ering done without ~ ssr str,t
seop nea, .H1 'e'nri ' H. E. CADNA>,
rfcb9 lftfl ~ -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
ShcrlM,S Sale

DY VIRTUE ola Venditioni Exponas ;ssroa
I'D by the Clerk of the Pulaski Common pIo..
Court and to me directed, in favor of Jesse.
alllson and against William b. Wickizcr. will
offer for sale, the law directs at the Court Hous
door in the town of P, mouth, county of Marshall.
and State of Indiana, on
Thursday, March /. 1850.
between the hours of l0oclock, a. m. and focroel
p m' o s,sld DAY, the rents and profits for term
not exceeding seven wears, of the t;,lIow;n, H.
scribed zeal estate in said Marshall County, State
of Indiana to wit: '
Inc south quarter of the north west quarter
OF section thirteen, (l3,) in township thirty two
(32.) north Of range one (l) east
IL such rents and profits will not sell for a sum
suhcient TO satisfy said writ. interest, cost. and
according costs, / will at the same time and nl,ce.
oher Tor sale the Zee simple, or all the right ttl,.
and interest OF the said William t. Wickizer in ,nE
10 said real estate, or so much thereof as NAV be
necessary to satisfy said demands
y. VI. BARNARD, Sheriff
ieo' W i4eo Marshall County,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
SALE.-By virtue Of a

\ Commission issued the Marshall County Com
mon Pleas Court, directed, will Public
Sale a the law directs at the Court House door the town
Of Plymouth Marshall County, Indiana, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1860,
between the hours Of 10 oclok m and oclock p M,
of said day. the rents and profits for term not exceeding
seven wears of following described i said
county of sIarshal and State of Indiana, fo-wif- -,
Lots numbered seventeen 7.) and twenty-feu zh) III
the Tppecanetown plat Ordered to DC sold ny the court
TO satisfy Mortgage given Charles Biting 10y john
Kesscr and Lydia kessler
If the rents and profits for seven year. ~ sa i' estate
interest cost and acoruing will at the time
ma ,I % for sale the simple of said real estate to
H. Richest bidder or all the right title and ners; Of the
aid Ihn Kesser Lydia kessr, in and to the same
or 50 much thereof may c necessary to satisfy sad WITH
" - U. NJ. BARNARD, Sheriff NJ c.
feb lG 1SdN-ljt3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

The Speaker on the i0Th laid copy of the Wy
andotte Constitution before the House. as pselim.
mary to the admission of Kansas into the Union.
On the SINE day F. P. Blair presented his men,
oria contcsting Mr.. B,rrctts' scat, which was re-
ferrcd to the committee on election.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

l. Thanks to the efforts Of many warm friends
subscription list continues 70 increase rapidly
Ssould new names continue to come in as rapidly
before We have thousand on our list. Send them
along, friends, and in turn We will endeayor TO
seni them paper worth at least all We charge for
it. Every mn in the county ought take a paper
during the exciting csnvas. already commenced. in
order TO know how to discharge his duty to his
country Alright.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
HE11IC
CARPET SWEEPER !
The House Keepers Blessing
A Great Domestic Invention!
MA, K. K. Mgamgs1

MR., "a "a A23GH
TTAS just perfected highly valuable invention
for sweeping Carpets, by which every parti-
Gle Of dust, scraps ofpaper, thread, pins, needles.
hair. &C.. is taken up and deposited into tin reccp-
tacles, with perfect ease. ta
1t prevents the rising of dust--that sure COM
panion to every other means now usea LOT sweep
have tie charge of valuable furniture, drapery,
curtains, chandeliers, &c.
1t will save its cost in short time in the wear
of the Garnet; one person with this machine can do
the work Of many servants. For Churches, Hotels,
Steamboats, Saloons, and for every carPetcd dw ell
ling, it is admirably adapted, and It has only TO be
used to be appreciated. Forsaie by
GEORGE B. ROBERTS
Nov lO-l La Porte, Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

Form of Constitution and By Laws for
Republican Clubs.
The following form of Consultation
and By Laws for the organization of Repub-
lican Clubs. we publish for general in
formation. 1t is substantially such as has
been adopted by Republican Clabs in other
counties. and will serve as a copy. with
trifling alterations to suit localities, for
others to adopt. where such organizations
are now being formel.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

Pixies Peak gold, accorling to statement Il ON
the l. 5 Mint, is worth about sl7.59 cts. an
ounce in b,rs, anil Sf6 An ounce in grains or am
a'gum. The whole amount received at the va
rious minis, up to this time. from that region, is
about x46QOO0.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

u Our Chicago Daily exchanges failed yester-
day, as they oftendo, account of the lazncss of
the mailing clerks in the printing Offices, pre-
sumo. and consequently We cannot give the reports
ofthe markets, or the latest news. This is very
agsravatins Can is not be remedicd, Mr.. Press
aud Tribune,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

The Republicans of Jasper met on the 25th ult.,
and among other resolutions passed ono express
ing their undiminisccd confidence in the ability,
zeal and 6lety Of Hon. s. Colfax
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

Daniel D. Pratt. Of T4,gansport is spoken of as
candidate for nomination for Attorney General
This makes 1--WE candidates i'm the Ninth District
for nomination on the State Ticket.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16

DcfaicotiOn und Chdrse OIL ksmoeZZiins.
Durins the past week no little excitement and
talk has been created in our town and vicinity by
the discovery that our Democratic exTreasurer,
vas deiaulter 10 the amount of near $4,000. We
have ne disposition at present to comment upon
sFss Affair." but shall content oursclf with sta
Ing briefly the facts in the case, have gath
eFel them, chiefly from Mr. vinnedse's political
friends themselves. 1t seems that according to a
former law. repeatedly the last Legislature, the
tar due this county from the P. Fl W. and c. r. r.
Co.. was m sie payable to the County Treasurer of
Allen. at Fort Wayne. the principal Office of the
Rail Road Company in this State being located at
that place. No entry or charge of any kind, we
learn. appears upon the Tax Duplicates of this
County in regard to this matter. However, Mr..
vinnedge, sometime last summer, previous to the
expiration of his term of Office, hearing that the
tax due the County from the Rail Road Company
amounting to some $4,000, had been paid in al
Fort Wayne, went up and drew it without war
rant from the Anitor, and failed to account for il
upon his final settlement with the Auditor. He
has tried hard since, told, to raise the mon
ey by mortgage upon his property. but failing &c
do 90, and fearing an Indictment for embezzsemen
Mt the present term Of the Circuit Court although
only few Of his own political friends knew he wa
defaulter, he concluded about the middle OF las
week to travel "for the benefit Of his health" ans
leave his securities to hold the bag One Of them
however, concluded to pursue him. and found hin
rusticasing UP in Laportc county, and immediatel
had him arrested upon charge of embezzlemeni
lie was brought into Liporte city Sunday morning
and gave bail for his appearance next day. Oh
Nouday Ire succeeded in securing lis bondsmen
whcreupon the charge against him was dsmisse'
and he was suffered to depart. A friend who saw
him while in limbo at Laporte, informs US that hi
spirit seemed to be completely crushed, and fror
tho way he wept and begged not to be brough
ba X TO Plymouth. inferred that his mental angus
was very great. 1t affords US no pleasure to max
this exposition. but duty to the public leave
us no choice. We entertain no personal dislik
toward Mr.. yinnedge. but, although VIC have re
garded him as kinl-hcarted man, in most res
pecfs. have supposed it not unlikely from his CT
travagant habits and want of business qualifications
. that he would eventually fall into the pit he va
digging FOR himself May his fate prove timel
warning to other "fast men,"
Since the above WAS in type We learn that othe
defalcations have come to light, not very large
however. in amount, but making with the abov
something over $1,000. How much more will
discovered, time viii develop. His securities ar
good for any reason .ble amount, that the count
IS no. likey 30 loose any thing.