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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
AAn Old Citizen killed.

Peter Ball, Esq, an old citizen and The
senior partner in the Wholesale grocery
house OIL d o. Bail. was instantly killed
at Francisvile, on the l.. N. & c.. r. r.,
about four o'clock this afternoon. He got
aboard. the afternoon train going north,
and inpassing from one car to the Other
missed his footing and fell across the rail
The wheels passed over him cutting him
in two. He was Of course instantly killed.
IAtelligcnceAof the sad accident was at once
conveyed by telegraph to the friends Of the
deceased in this city; and special train
was despatchedto bring home the remains.
lFrancisvillc s. sufall town forty-four
miles north :ofthis city. The train bear
ing the remains will probably return before
'midnight. no ~ e1e.'.a .e
The deceased was a good citizen and
highly esteemed as an honorable and sue
ccssful merchant. The announcement of
his urtimely end will create profound
sensation in the entire community. He
leaves a wife and four children. Lafayette
Courier, Isl inst
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
The Grand Result.

-Ljakoln. as we stated last week, is un-
doubtelly elected President of the United
States. Enough States have gone for him
to give him leo electoral votes, or II
more than enough. Neither California or
Oregon have been heard from. but it makes
no difference how they have gone, Lincoln
IS elected without them. The following
are the States that have given Lincoln a
majority: New Hampshire. Maine, Massa-
ehusetts, Connecticut. Vermont, Rhode
Island, New York. Pennsylvania. Ohio,
Indiana. Illinois. Michigan. Wisconsin,
Iowa, and Minnesota. casting. in the ag-
gregate, loo electoral votes.-necessary to
q choice 152.
eAlt the above mentioned States have
given lincoln decisive majorities. and susfi-
cent returns have been received from each
one to place >he result beyond doubt. so
that our friends. if they feel like it, may
rejoice. We arc clear ont OF the woods.
Indiana.-In IS counties Lincoln's ma
iority over Douglas Is 24.917. over all
1917. The counties yet to hear from
will probably reduce Lincoln's majority
between 500 and 1000. Breckinridge's
total vote in the IS counties heard from is
1900; Bells 4,331. f
Illinois.-Full returns from every conn
~ in the State. but seven. have been re-
ceived. aad allowing those seven counties
tovote as they did in 1858, Lincoln's ma
jority over Douglas win be 12.414. In
the counties heard from Breckenridge has
1901 and Bell 2,765 votes.
New York.-Iincoln's majority in New
York. rs far as heard from. which Is nearly
the entire State. is over $1,000.
Pennsylvania--Hss given Lincoln about
10000 majority over Douglas. it is said.
1t is unnecessary to give further details,
in regard to Lincoln's majcr;ties.
New Jersey has certainly gone for the
Fusion ticket. Douglas win get three OF
the seven electoral votes. Missouri is still
in doubt between Bell and Douglas. Bell
has carried Kentucky and Tennessee, and
Breckinridge has carried all the rest of the
Slave States.
sCslifornia and Oregon will not be heard
from for week or ten days Jet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
Cotton no, King.


There is not bacon and corn enough in
the Gulf States to feed the people unta the
1st of Msrch.. We have to buy from ILL.,
nois, Ohio and Indiana and other north
ern States or starpei"
So says Southern writer. He prob
ably has not hit far from the truth. What
comment is this simple fact upon the
prevalent assumptions at the South that
cotton is king. ~ " ~ oar
The South annually grows seventeen or
eighteen hundred million pounds Of cotton,
more or less, and something like two
thirds Of this goes abroad and forms very
material portion OF our export trade. Cot.
ton is great thing for use. Nobody
doubts it. But cotton is not king. The
annual cotton crop Of the country is worth
but hundred million Of dollars. while the
Indian corn crop Is worth some three HIM
bred millions, the hay crop a hundred and
fifty millions. Cotton, instead of occupy
ing the first place in respect to intrinsic val
ne; really occupies the third or fourth
Moreover the va;uc OF the annual increase
OF live stock in the country is more than
one-third greater than that of the annual
cotton crop. But the great pretension that
cotton is entirely to be supreme has been
drawn from the fact that it goes ont Of the
country and enables us TO pay our debts
Yet this is no title to supremacy; SO far
from this. it is in fact no p culiar credit.
Cotton goes abroad, :orsooth; but who en-
ables it to go abroad? Who, in fact. en-
ablcs It to live at all? Cotton Is dependent
on the Worth for support. 1t could not
live,a month without the aid Of the very
agricultural staples over which it SO TOOL
ishly claims precedence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

The Republican majority in the House
Of Representatives is IL; in the council. 3.
Don't this look as though the Territory
was "hopelessly Republican," Last year,
the Democrats claimed that their carrying
the House and Territorial officers was a
proof that the Territory was Democratic,
and that therefore Estabrook was elected
Delegate. How does that argument work
this year? The boot is now on the other
leg.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

OE The Boston Traveller of Nov. s.
says a committee of Republicans in the
first Ward Of that City has investigated
the election returns Of that ward and found
the whole number of names on the voting
list is but 1901. while the vote returned
was 1741. Other frauds are known to
have been perpetraicd. and it was by these
means that Burlingame was defeated.
Mr.. Burlingame will contest the right OF
Mr.. Appleton to take his seat in Congress.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
One of the Pony Express riders lately
rode two hundred and twenty-five miles in
swenty-four hours. Forty miles is the
usual distance for one rider. 81. l
Gen. jackson ON NuIli6cation


The following is an extract from Gen.
Jackson's proclamation to the people Of
South Carolina, when that State "nullif-
ed" ~
But the dictates. of higher duty oblige
me solemnly to announce that you cannot
succeed. The law of the United States
must be executed. Ihave no discretionary
power on the subject; my duty is emphat-
ically announced in the Constitution
Those who told you that you might peace
ably prevent their execution. deceived you
they could not have been deceived them
selves.
Their object is disunion; but be not de-
ceived by names. Disunion by armed
forces is treason! Are you really ready to
incur this guilt? II you are. on the head
of the instigators of the act be the dreadful
consequently their heads be the dis
honor. s.ss 4s.i ;
So =. ae~.rss *aws ? lssf
Snatch from the archieves Of your
State the disorganizing edict of this con-
venti0u. iie .. lTfca ~ lelt III j8r,
=
Tell them. that compared to disunion
all other evils are light. because that brings
with it an accumulation of all-declare
that you will never take the field unless
the Star Spangled Banner of your country
shall float over you-that you will not b.
stigmatized when dead. and slishonored
and scorned while you live. as the authors
of the first attack on the Constitution Of
your country It's destroyers you cannot
be. You may disturb its peace-you may
interrupt the course Of its prospenty-you
may cloud its reputation for stability--but
its tranquility will be restored-its pros
perity will return, and the stain upon its
national character will be transmitted. and
remain an eternal blot on the memory OF
those who caused the disorder. caS
Signed by the President. r
-. ANDREW JACKSON
EDWARD LIvrSGsroS, Sec. of State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

The Times says that Mr.. Higgins re-
ceivcd a majority of &c votes for Senator
over DR.. Teegarden, in Starke county,
at the late election. DR.. Tecgarlen's ma
jority in the District. composed Of Laportc
and Stark counties, is 927. Higgins
thinks of Stark county as the Kentucky
preacher did of Heavenly is a real
Kentucky of a place. "-Laporte Union.
His Mishtiness, no doubt, thinks the
same-at any rate Stark saved his bacon
for him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

:; Is disnnion remedy, for any evil that
aflicts or.is likely to afilict usg VIII it
prevout the escape of our slaves or restore
them TO u.s. Will it render MS more secure
from, servilc insurrection? Will i create
: sense Of safety in tho bosoms Of our fami-
lies? Will it promote our trade? VIII
Il establish quiet and cop6dspes7 VIII
any man feel stronger out Of the Union
than in. So Will his property pc more
valuable? wiz il be safer or better pro-
tscksd? Shall We be moro respected at
home or shroad than with the flag Of our
Union floating over u.s. Think OF the
import Of these questions and answer
them to your own conscience. Loa'sp'Ife
Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
lnsuniou.

The telegraph brings us accounts Of a
eerrible tempest in a teapot" which is ra-
'ging in South Carolina and Georgia, in
consequence of Lincoln's election. Sena-
tors Hammond, Chestnut and Teombs, it
Is said. have resigned .hcir seats, and they
swear they intend to secelc and split the
Union asunder. and smash things general
~. If they are not willing for the major
ity to rule we sincerely hope they will 60.
and we will not cry if Alabama, Arkau sas
and Mississippi follow suit. If they
want to go let them go by all means. We
are opposed to rcsorting to force to prevent
them from seeding il they want to. II
they 60 out they will soon want to get
back again. South Carolina and Gcor-
gia may secede but we don't believe it,
Depend upon it all their big sounding
threats are nothing but empty gasconade.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE The Chicago
Tribune OF Monday says the Republicans
have ono majority certain in the Senate.
perhaps three. The House stands 40 Re-
publicans to 35 Democrats, which ensures
the reelection Of Trumbull to the U. s..
Senate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CTATE OF IINDIAyA. ALARsUAJI

SlAlE VI INDIANA, MARSHALL
~ COUNTY, SIN the Marshall Common Pleas Court
February Term. 4. D., 1s61.-ABRxuAM STooKEY vs.
SAMUEL p. HoovER.-complant to foTeclose Mortgage.
The plaintiff in the above entitled caus hy NJ Lightf,o
his attorney. has filed In my Office Ibis lant
mortgage land in this county, and t apring by al-
avit Of disinterestc prison that the defendant Samuc
p Hoover is resident of the State of ndiana he Is
therefore hereby notified of the filing and tendency said
complaint, and that unless he appear answer or dcmur
thero the calling the cause ON the first day of the
next term 81 said Court, to Dc begun and held the
honse in the town Of Plymouf. ON the Monday
February, A d. 1861, said complaint VIII D. heard and de-
tcrmincd in his absence.
Attest, H. II. PERSHING.
novl5zt3 Clerk VI. G. p
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL


~ COUNTY, Ss.-In the Marshall County crcnif Court
February fersn, 1851 Abigail King Thomas King
Complaint for Divorce.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, iy Corin &
Osborne her attorneys. has filed complaint
against the defendant for divorce and IL appearing
dayi Of competent pcrscn that the defendant. Thomas
King is resident Of the State at Indiana he i there
fore hereby notified of the filing and tendency of said
plant against him that he apar.
cmur thereto at the calling of said the first day Of
the next term of said Court to be begun and held the
house in the of Ply innnfl ff second Mun-
day Of February, n D. 1si- said complaint and the
and things therein etainc and alicc, will be heard
and determined in his absence. Attest, -.-, -
novs lw3 II. r. PERsIING, Clerk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

re- Lincoln not only carried his own
ward, city. county and State, but he car
ried Douglas ward. city. county and State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
Old Morehouse Bitters

recommended hr the first physicians as the best rcmc
Known boz indigestion, Bility AMI ali
cio'is te the taste. Sold y an druggists tit
WIN. d. MOREHOrSEx CO, Pronrfetors
j a Exchange Place, Jersey City. " j.
p S.Tho sul@crfTfs wish engage few active mon
a. Local and Travelling Agents for their house TO whom
liberal Inducements win I've offered For particulars All.
dress above. noys Ina
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

CUREEI NOTICE.-Noticc is hereby
~ given that the undersigned, with the County Survey
"r VIII, on fhursd.y November ~ fS proceed
yey and locate the Of his land in s-ct,n Ne.
u township No BE rna. east, la Mars,li county. Ind.
and continue from day to day until all surveyed.
meet at the Residence Of the undersigned.
Nonresident owners of land in said sections WHO fail TO
meet the Surveyor ut the time above mentioned and
Tray or provide for dving. their portion Of the expenses
Of said will be to
such drnqucs placed ON the duplicate and collect.
ed according TO law.
noys lwi FRANCIS RICE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.
VIM. B. -MoREHoUsE g. co.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Brandies, Wines, Gins and Segars.

beg leave TO cal the attention Of The citizens the Tnse
States To their Pnre Wines Liquors put up under their
MI SUPERVISION for ffasly and Medainal use in cases
assorea fos'st eistoress Clubs Military and other p.-
~ oies who require to purchase large small aIan-
Titles in casks or bottles will be literally dealt with
Price List sent application
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

There is a live, strong, growing Repub-
lican party in Newport, KY. which is, as
our readers know. opposite Cincinnati
The following is the vote cast in tina. city
on Tuesday week:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

l. q. - nrpt - Esvsnhsr abos1 thsse
;nckas Of snsw fell in S. Jo. ast sAsltsd
ewsx <ssy rspidly. More rain fell than
g uany months past.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
B G r II AYES
HOLLAND BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.

The successful Introduction and % this celebrated
Remy has been the signal for literal food 81 compcrnds
losfie To fvc gallon key until Btcrs Is bot
aDushcr name for -gyvg some yzincus whisky mis-
tore.
the really great relief derived from the minute Dose
T one tea~f,ssnftal of medicine, IA fr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

.s.est,s- Ninth District. m
1.-THE fellow Is the vote, Official and re-
ported, of the 9th District: -i..zi'e'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

The census is now so nearly complete
that w can approximate closely to the
population of the Northwest. It stands
about q follows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

ArucA. IND, Ncv.3.
Fox. who murdered Colonel Davenport
at Rock Island about fourteen years ago.
was arrested here this afternoon. s''ili
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
SHfERsilFIF,s sALE.-By virtue of .

SALE.--By virtue of 9
~ Pee bil issued l the Clerk II ile MafIail s,,,.
,rehit S"'irf, and 20 me directed in Favor Cr,rs,n m
and against Lorepzo Mattcrson have lrsd ,,,s
ana WIN oi'er AT Public Sale rs thefsw dts AZ t,e s.
Indiana, . "Fa es-f'e>'' -N s'"''I NN'uuh's'
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER "a, 1890.
between tf'c ir'Ts Of 1eatlsk, hu and oey,cl 4, mn
81 sais day. the rrnts and profits term NOT excii
seven Years Of the rai estate IN ,,;
county of Marshall. and stat- sf Indiana fo-wit: -
Twenty ont Of the south corner Of tho s.,
w. Northwest fraction, west of the Michigan read
Of section No eight ts Of Lands selected in The Indi.,
country.
" the rents and profits for years said real estate
VIII not sell f'T sufficient satisfy Fee RiI AMI
accruins ssis win at te time riace rfer for
SAB, t. the highest lawful bidder the fee simple said raj
estate or all the right, title and interest o said dce
dait in and to the same, much thereof may he
necessary to sntirfy said writ. - l.f
E. -..., 49,. f o. II. BARNARD. SherjE
now 1860 'ZfJ Marshall County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
CTATE fOF INDIANA Mor.b,ll

tOuTt,
term, y d., 1851 Solomon SturgcS Stephen r.
Hosmer.-On Note aud Proceedings in Attachment
BE II known that this ID day Of November ia the wear
ls'a. the above named plaintiff, by J. r. Usher
torney, leiD fi1e Office the Clerk Of the Narshalit rut
entitled cai and afterwards affidavit
person that said defendant is resident Of
ming and Iepncy Of said csnIs hifs and chat
unless be appear. answered dssff fl,erfo Al csilipc n.
saaS GA tl trst LAY Of tho - said Co,t to-
e n and held at the Court House in the town II Ty-
% Oh the second Hgsay IN February 1861 said c.y,--
p an" the matters and things Therein contained and
ous.i, wi lie heard anil determined in his absenre
,,.s,, ii. X PEKSIfINC,
frI.-l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
SATURDAY,. NoyEMBER aa .sao
4 DMINISTRAToR,s NOTICE.

n DMlNlS TRAITORS NOTICE.
4 n The undersigned having taken Letters If Ad-
ministratioR nn the estate If Calsis Trlet late cf Mar
shall connty Ind lrs,scj. hereby nofi indrhf~dt
all estate To cnil and make immediate payment fhss
having claims against The file thru settlement
ac''rsng to!aw. The estate is Supposed solvent 7.
FSl 'lti WILLIAM W. REED, Admir-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

Lincoln's majority over Douglas l53;
over AL 1877
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

The Ltad Us}ser & Co. Msch;s<S Of the mos =,
substantial make and elegant finish, strong, rclia
bic, simple In construction. easily operated by NO
vice. and with ordinary viii run for gears, with =
the annoying expense of riairing always incurr
the CHEAPER RELIABLE and more compicItes -
machines.
There Is no instrument in for sewing capable o. =
doing greater variety work than these machine- ~
With the celebrates, trhcef fesd they will handle TIL -
finest nlsislin lichetiest broaiccth. will work -
thu thickes leather used by shoenaker carriafr
trmmers They will also seams and gstr.s> :
with the facility plain work The stitch -
made 10y them j. ffoiu TWO DS, and j. TIM -
most approved and desirable in Iise; is ALIKE on =
BOTH SIDES OF THE FABRIC. leaving ridge o, =
The sader side TO out and loosen the work deci =
dsd advantage with all loop c'cas stitch B'dchinr
The needles not curyo and liable To break, but -
straight and have perpendicular motion which - -
absolutely adapt the mtcins to all soTts =
Of work. They will bind with binder, and hem with
hemmer; will stitch, fell and gather fuy licensed =
under "Howr's EXTENDED PATENT" and free -
from all b.frasescR During years Of rss. they a
have the enviabie reputation Of being 'fhe bcs -
fsDly and manufacturing HsseLfs "a Tie eorsirg =.
Wa have nuperous testimonials. Read short and =
comprehensive one from the -Vtt t.t
NAVY OFFIcE, Washington, August u. 1853 -,
Gentlemen: The Sewing Machine ordered from YOU -
j. safry hand and Mrs. NJ is fully satisfied with e
evidence Of its simplicity. without drecti"ns =
explanations she commenced working IL afcr a. ~
very short trial. and has experienced the least diff =
fcuty in its operation. l chccrfully give You my -
testimonial In its favor. - tit
1 respectfully, your obciicnt servant,
Lieut.. WM l.. MAURY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
NOTICE.

ON and after Nov. LIST, 1860. the boincm Of re-
" ceiying and delivering freight viii be trans
acted at the New Warehouse, south side Railroad,
Upder no circumstances will freight BIS delivered
until all charges are paid.
noy1 81 s. r. EDWARDS Accp<
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
OF INDIANA MARSHALL

~ COUNTY, Ss--Dcfore \. y. Wise. "A Justice Of the
Peace in aud For Bourbon township Marshall County
indianaiIcrac.J j. Campbell n,-sNotice
of Attachment.
Notice s hereby given 10 the defendant and all others
conc raed Of the filing of the complaint, affidavit and bond
IN the above entitled and that the 2h ,ay Of
November $780, at 10 o'clock. m. caus. will he
heard and def.rmined al my Office in Bourbon, which
the parties win please take notice.
$780, A. \. MISE u p IsEu.1
novs 1wt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

orFIcE.--l2i LAKE. STREET, lup. stsirs) CHICAGO
noyi5 3f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

Sold by Pershing & Co. Plymouth. Ind.
slsso afH es [may II, e6o.-oamly
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-01-18
Who is Responsible.

Tha New York Courier and Enquirer,
Republican, owns up squurely that it's party
is responsible for the protructed disorganiza.
ton of the House. 1t says that the "Repub.
licans have large mojority in the House" "
that "it would be folly for them to surren.
der," and that "they are entitled TO have a
speaker of their own CHOICE" and that "they
do not intend to surrender" II they have
ga large majority" why, then, do they not
elect their man! Are they keeping the
House disorsanixed to make party capital
A majority will, at any time, elect a speaker
especially large one. II the sectional,
lists have it, then why don't they organize