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ru.pARTNERSUiP NOTICE.

day associated with myself "a ttsi"
brother. WM. BoDEkER. and y Stns
DRUG AND ApoTHECARl BIZ ~
cid stand. No 10 Nam street. under tAp IL. 81
BoDtKER X co have also aloS,e :
NJ. DADE. who has heeu severs. actfs
plos. and is %favorstAs known 10 NJ cas
interest 10 the proli.s Of thc c%ouccta. -, b
friends and the pubic, for their pas ~
9ong can,inued patronage, | return ui pt''
full thanks. The new concern 80 yae i'll
close attention 10 business, htefsl 'siW
accommodating spirit, 70 uhcut Sn5,GEAsA
the same ftNprs. a
pEx,nt Ian o. f~1
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day associated with me in the GRuCFEiL
0IpR and COMMISSION BUSINESS y .
SLATER. The business wlI! lie conducted 4.
name of J. W. NIFE / co. !, 81. ME-
No. b .ilPrw1
p. ST. take THIS occasion 70 f-lgrr IA slFf
thanks t. my friends for their h5erl. share at =
ronaGe durlng the last three years. and soeiF
the new concern their continued tsyors
ia 3-3t !. ". NHE
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Y THESURACRiBER having purchased
Stbe FRIG STORE OF the late JOHN W.
AE POLLARD. on nth. between Grace and
Ia Broad streets. aud made large addition to the
stock, now offers 20 the public n we'll selected as
%sottraent of DIX MEDICINES and ANC
~hRTlCbES. and soiicits tins former patronage OF
the house.
Having had y long experience. he will give his
Pc sonal attention to putting Up prescriptions.
JOHN ". FRAYSER.
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NOTICE.-LOUIS c. GILLtSiIE s"sr
~ admitted a partner IN m bus res. ll-f9
styl e aud firm of JNO. c. SHAFFR 4 n.
JNO. .. SHAF1
EichnIond, Jan. 2. 1850. a5-,
DISSOLUTION The concert Cd tbs.
- TARDY < WILLIAMS IS tots d. tJF
by mutual consent. The Hamr Of The hrms p
used hy either partner IN pIudne nc the ..a%
Of the firm. Is. t. TINSLkI,
Sc TtRpI.
JAS. T. WILLIE
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Tor S.3LE-A valuable Young NEGRO NAN,
Z a good FARM HAND. and an excellent ser
yant. The owner desiring not to send iii!n out OF
the State, vii sell him "A b~arga;n. Appl, to
IAN Els MASSkNBURG,,
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RlCHMosD, January I'd. 1850.

A tard.-In relirIng from business
my sincere thanks 70 NV frerds an ih@
the several concerns with which | nave F-
nected for the past fourteen years cfleA
troHage bestowed UPON me-. and taetnlr
their patronH 20 and support ~! succtSsos'
TARDI WILLIAMS.
Having had every oppoIiguit. OF AANN'
gentlemen UstG. ny friends ms, rest f''a
their interest vii! le safe In their I1Hds, us
INK ample nletGs N their business TO Pv""
W . ' q T V-SSlk
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gs- Blank Boeks--Letter, Cap and Note

PAPERS.
INK. QUiLLS. SEALING WAN.
NUCiGAGF. LEAD PENCILS.
ENVELOPES. &c, NC.
We are selling our remaining stock OF STA
TON RY at low prices. before our removal IN
January 10 the store 80 Main street, now occu-
pied by c. D.. ! ale 4 CO.
d. 3l-st KNOWLES 4 WALFORD.
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na Make Daily Memoranda ns of important
events. engagements. &c. The best way 10 com.
mence is to % to DNIPH'S and buy a DIARY
for 1856. You will find them OF all sizes, and the
prices vary from % cts. to 81 ~. Ja4-I
ma Nosice.--Nr. ThOs. W.. b~arKseair'
" ~ has been in our employment since the com
mpnrament Of our business, has been this day ad-
''' SAM'L NJ. PRICE co.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE K CO,
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OfSAEhS. The
IN (. lSchrs. PERSEVERANCE and
SyTHkTES and Sleep THO-. OWENS.
has Just arrived IN the Dock, foo: ~
18th street. (as far AS they can get. on
account OF ice, with AS fine 4 lot OF OYSTERS rs
ever was offered for sal. IN this market. Epieu
reans W i! please call on hoard aud exam ne Tor
themselves.
WATT, JOHNSON & KELLUM.
ia 4-2tr NaSters
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NA. The Confessions and Experience Of 3
VICflM,-Desirned for the benefit and as n warn-
M and p caution To toung men who suffer from
EhVOU DEBILITY, RE.M DECAY,
SC., as q consequence Of eariv errors; SUPPLYING.
a. the same time, the MEANS OF SELF-CCRE.
BY Il sufferer from the above cause and from med
zeal inrosition and quackeFy.
Single copies mailed free on receiving z postpaid
envelope, bearil. the address Of the applicant -
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ, Bed
ford, Kings county, Y. y. de ~2~3taw2nN2pl
IA crystalline Jelly can he made without
eg 5 or boiling, by using the Refined Gelatine. For
sale by JNO. w. GAkLICk.
Apothecary and Druggist,
Market Place. Franklin street.
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NoTI,r.-rhs co pARrNsgSaHYy NJ
~ fare ex,stiax under the st>l " n fN&
LEY HART. for the u,snpiseIa,S tfsst
CO, IS this day dissolved BY M TrssSass y
j. COX from the concern ihs ~.gIisa~ ?;
closed ~ N. u. TURNKEY vac,
tinusd by TURNLEY. HART h'tI
klchmand, Dec. ~, iNa.
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Something More Absnt Writing.
We closed our notice Of Binesrood's article
upon prize writers yesterday sooner than we
had intended when we commenced 1t. 1t was
10 suggestive that II led us into a great many
dssultory reflections, part Of which are put
Town. aud the rest left out. II we have beer
correctly understood, our remarks convey the
idea that practice is as essential TO the greatest
genius. IND The largest amount OF requirement,
A Il 10 to any scribbler that lives by pen and
INK. We are aware that = different opinion IL
nraxaleus. but we are convinced that those
~ho have themselves written much will all
aeree with us in opinion. A workman must
learn to handle his tools, let his mechanical
ingenuity be what 1t may. In the beginning,
the sculptor may have the idea, but until be
becomes accustomed 10 the process which
brings life cut Of the rugged marble. he canno'
succeed to the extent OF the impulse wh'ch Is
within him. So it il with the writer. His frst
efforts are always crude and initiative; ana
this IL the case alike with the greatest genius
and the most abject -pretender-with SHAKs-
rxARx aud PoP EMMoNs; with him who wrote
the soliloquy Of HAMLET, and him who indited
that notable panegyric beginning
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\ .0rUf.

Is2te with El!ei' / u
Richmond, Jan. I'd. 1850. :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-29
Mr.. Lincoln at Bloomington, Ill.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 81, 1860.


BLooMISGroy. Nov. 81, 1860.
Mr.. Lincoln passed through this city on
his way north to-day. AT the depot here
very large crowd awaited his arrival.
and. after many calls he malc his appear
ancc and spoke as follows:
Fellow Citizens Of BLOOMINGTON and NJ
Lean County, am glad to meet you af.
ter longer separation than has been com
mon between you and me. thank YOU
for the good report you made Of the elec-
.tion in old Mclean. The people of the
country have again ixed up their affairs
for constitutional period of time BY
the way. think very much OF the people
as an oil friend said he thought of wo.
man. He said when he lost his first wife
who had been great help to him in his
business. he thought he was ruined. tha,
he could never find another to fill hcl
place. AT length. however, he married
another. who he found did quite as we'll as
the first. AMI that his opinion now was that
any woman wonld do we'll who was well
done by. So think of the whole people
oil this nation: they will do ever so we'll il
we'll done by. We will try to do we'll by
them in all parts of the country. North
and South. with entire confidence that all
will be well with all OF us.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-29
The Difficulties in the Cabinet.

New YoRK, Nov. 22.-The Washington
correspondent of the Commercial telegraph
that the city is alive with rnmors of grav,
disagreement in the Cabinet. The Presi
dent maintains the illegality of secession
as well as its impolicy. and has resolved
to earnestly rebuke it. Secretaries Cobl
and Thompson thresten to resign uuless'h,
suppresscs the condemna ton Of the Sc
cessionists' proceedings. The Postmastel
General, to some extent, dissents from tn,
Presidents position, but it is doubtful
whether he viii carry his opposition Sc far
as to resign, in case the President adhere.
to bis sentiments.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-29
the obligations of Is official oath while

the obligations of Is official oath while
I actually plotting trtson. ~ s.sl4
An association d Republicans in this
city has been formc with view to the
immediate issue of "a daily newspaper
1t is to be called tn National Republican,
and will be commQccd on Monday, 26th
inst. Lewis Clephne is to be the pub
Usher, and Buel AM Blanchard the print
ers. twill be eli led for the present by
several gentlemen ,f capacity. and / have
no doubt that it vii be worthy Of the sup
port OF the party. The proprietors expect
very considerable local support, both in
subscriptions and Advertisements.
When the Republican President comes
into Office. this paper will receive the Gov
ernment advertising, valued at five to ten
thousand dollars pa annum. The law gives
the advertising tothe two city journals
having the largest permanent circulation,
and to third to bt selected by the Presi-
dent. as a matter O. taste or favoritism on
his part. Should The Nutional Republican
fail to "ring in. 'as the immortal beau
Hickman would say. under the first head.
il will hardly fail ,ndef. the second. aud in
that event the Coaftfkon will be turne,i
out to graze. in or5erfp give place TO the
young sucking. 4 ndmbcr of years age
the Democracy male this ample provision
to sustain its double and triple organs o.
various hucs, and new the Republicans vii
enter into their Inheritance, without SC
much as saying ely your leave" Bu
the bounty has been greatly reduced
withip a few years lnst. Prior to Mr.. Blu
chanan's Administration the annual sti
pend 10 the city press ammountcd to near
ly or quite $50, Goo; but this subsidy wa
rigiily restricted to newspapers which sup
ported Slavery. DIR. Bailcy's Nationa
Era, though for ten years the most widel
circulated journal in the city could neve
get shilling of this patronage. But thos
golden years of Pro Slavery journalism a
the seat of Government haze passed away
and if kissing is to go by favor in future
it will not so in that direction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-29
Death OF ID. d. Owen.

The telegraph announces the death al
New Harmony. on Tuesday, of DIR. David
Dale Owenyson Of the celebrated Robert
Owen Of New Lanark. Scotland. and q
brother Of the Hon. Robert. Dale Owen,
late American Minister to Naples. AT the
time OF his death DIR. Owen was State Ge-
ologist of Indiana, his life having been prin-
cipally devoted to the study Of geology and
the kindred sciences. He made the first
geological survey of Indiana, about the
year 1888. we believe aud subsequently
was appointed 6y the General Government,
to make survey Of the Northwest Terri
tory, His report of this great labor was
published by the Government at great ex-
pense, and is one of the most valuable
works of the kind ever given to the world.
After completing this survey he was sue
cessfuIly employed by the States of Ken
tucky, Arkansas, and Indiana to make &C.
illogical surveys, all of which had been
completed except that of our own state,
which was still in progress. 4fi
We have not heard the case Of DR.. Ow-
ems death, but we presume the constant
exposure which the pursuit Of his favorite
science rendered necessary. gradually un-
dermincd constitution not very robust
at best. In his death Indiana has unques.
tionably lost her most eminent man Of
science. and one which will not probably
be soon replaced. At New Harmony DR..
Owen had vast laboratory. where he was
constantly employed (when not absent In
his geological tou-s) in making expert
menis and testing earths and metals He
had the finest collection Of geological spec
linens in the West. and one OF the best In
country, a portion of which il we are not
mistaken be presented to the State few
years ego.--v. a. Ledger. 's'e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-29
The Panic not vet Renched Roston,

BosroS, Nov. 22-No serious result.
have yet attended the financial pressure
and rcinittanccs from the hottest part of tho
South continue to come in as usual. Tho
statements ofrepudiationb by Southern cred
itors arc untrue so far as this city is con.
cerned. Should the emergency require it,
the directors of all the Boston Banks pro.
pose to discount to the amount Of five mill.
ions of dollars. which will speedily make
money easy in this city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-29
TaE PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET UNIT
AGAINST DIsUSIoNi-A DAILY REPUBLICAN
NEWSPAPER AT WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1860.
learn from a reliable source that Pres
ident buchanan not only condemns the
doctrine of secession. but that he stands by
the Proclamation of Gen. jackson, issued
in Decembe., 1885. against the nulliica-
tion experiment -of John G.. Calhoun
The President is giving especial attention
to the principles laid down in this ceIebra-
ted. State paper. as wcI as to ats history
He denies statement which was put forth
some years ago, and which may have been
recently repeated. that the old hero repentel
and rccantcd the teachings of the Procla-
nation, and is able 10 show that he stood
by them to the last. The emphatic decla-
rations male by Mr.. Buchanan on this SUBJ
jcct leave no doubt that it will form q
prominent topic in his forthcoming mes
sage, and that he will reiterate the senti-
ments and doctrines of the Proclamation
without qualification. ST.
What may he regarded as more sur
prising still. Mr.. Buchanan declares that
his Cabinet is unit on this question OF
secession! Can he be ignorant that Mr..
Cobb has been Secessionist for the last
month or two? Or has that distinguished
functionary .aosided, since the failure of
MS attemptto frightcn the Northern people
into the support Of Breckinridge? in
cline to believe that the Secretary was only
playing at the game Of brag. when some
weeks ago, Inc threatened disunion and civil
war, as the necessary results OF Lincoln S
election. Several circumstances, go 10 sus-
tain this inference. First, there is this
declaration of the President, that his Cab
met is a unit, in opposing secession. Sec-
ond, is the fact that the Constitution
newspaper, which declared almost every
day during the campaign, that the South
would not and ought not to submit to the
rule of Black Republican President, i'm
mediately toned down after the election
was over, and denounced anybody and
everybody as calumniators who should i'm
pute disrnion sentiments to It. Third,
there is the fact heretofore given by me,
that Mr.. Buchanan assured distinguished
foreigner. who expressed apprehension for
the fate OF the Union that his fears were
groundless; that we Americans are in the
habit of talking very extravagantly before
election. but that we know how to take it
ell back when the contest is over This
shows that he appreciated the game. Mr..
Cobb was playing. but suffered It to 60 on
as Inc suffered his organ to rant in the same
reasonable vein up to the day Of the elec-
tion- Fourtbly, there is the stubborn fact
that Mr.. Cobb still holds on toths treasu-
ry keys. after the happening Of the contiu-
gency which was to make him q traitor i
have too much respect for lis sense Of hon.
or TO believe that be would continue under
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-29
Broken Banks.

PmLADEirHIA, Nov. 21.-The brokers
Of this city refuse to take the notes of the
Bank of Commerce, at Erie, and the Pit
ton Bank Fot
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-29
Baltimore Banks suspend.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-The Bank Presi-
dents of this city held meeting this after
noon and resolved to suspend specie pay
ments- ts-to-morrow morning.
The steamer for Charleston to o-day took
down large cargo of Baltimore manufac-
lures for the Macon Fair.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-29

THE REPUBLICAN.

(The following speech delivered by
Judge Trumbull. at Springfield, ILL.,. on
the occasion Of the Republican Jubilee at
that place, will be regarded as more par
ticularly Important at the present juncture
of national affairs. as it is presumed to
speak the sentiments Of the President
eject: r fvf4ev 80 aTI4f..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-29
Convention Bill Passe,

AUGUSTA. GA. Nov. 21.-Both branches
of the Georgia Legislature have unani-
mously passed bill to call State Con
yention. q - ae Eas
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