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TEv IT. II YOU are suffering from a
burn. .cald, cut, bruise. or wound Of any
description. procure some OF Reldin:', Rus
.a Sal1e and give rta trial. Only - cents
. box, sold everywhere.
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r., an. hoa,ssble Cart af C0nnly Commission.
OF. within aad fat the Ccaai, of OSlard.
THE un,ler.ignesl, inhabitsais Of the town. of
/ L Bsowa6eld. Pouer and Hiram, respectfully
r.psessot that the public convenience AL neoe..
.ily r,qaire ihsts Couaiy rad NAV 10 hii oct.
kading irom Jer-. e.. Adam.', ~ Biovnheld, 20
the 'Solon,oa lIsriorl place, % oaliri N Bfown.
6eH, theace ZION said'IIadiordp place 80 a sou,h.
cfly direction 10 the 'Crss Sehool house. .,
called, w Porter, thenoc following the geaersl
course of the ,owa rad leading by George w.
Osgood'. IN ssid Porter. IT, the 'Snnw Brook,'
- called, thsuce, 90 the westerly s'de OF the
'Cieman's poaf,' - called. to the Notch rad IN
Hiram; thsne- Gnawing the geaeral course of
.aid rad b, John Ms.nn r., - ~ n inlefseet
With the Counly rad leadiag iroa' Near fall- 10
Cosn,.h Village. At % near Daniel GoalIs' or IN
lieu af thai pattian II the Toute iaelndei between
the .Rnbhins nii.' - called ~ Porter, and Joha
Mason jr's ~ ratsr, 10 ra from The H"hh'a.
viii. 40 the West Beach bTonk' Ia the IOWA
Rad at the f,d IL the hill near DANIEL Ridloa j..
ihspc. e,lnw,ng the gsaeral course ~ the aid
TOW road nv the 'l.asd school house % called,
IN Pewter. 10 Joha Ms.oh -, ihrnes t'll"~ing
the route aforementioned fron John Masoa l''s
80 a. 60 ,aiet.ect with the couniy road lesd'"s
from kessr Falls 10 Cota,.h Village. At OF "sir
DsHiel GouLi's.
Wherefore yUur petitioners pay yoar hone"
after doc proceedings hal thereon, g. ,is~ the
sid rosie, an make such alterations at nee u
caiioss On AZ, pat ihrrcofas yua NAV deem 80
pe,i,rnt. AnI - IN duiy lnind would e'er P'ay'
BroWa6.Ll, Ma, LIT, 1850.
EZRA DAVIS and - Others.
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lnHrtII0n, 4 good sIock {
Medicines,

Sach ., Aver. Sar.ipi.ilL. Aver. Cherry Pee
touii. AYERS C,ihirtio Pills, WTigh's Indisn
Vegetables Pills. keanedy's Medical Discovery.
Do. Clark. Potent Cherry syrup, Down'. BAL.
same ElSir, Week. Magic Compound. Davis
Pain Killer, l.,nglry's B,iter., CL.k's BH,sr.,
fisk's Port Wine B,ticr,. BroEn's TIosb,-, At
~el', Biuer., Castor o.. Olive OIL. Csmphor
Com, Bpan'. rnlmonis WARS. lI,W Dyc. Mil
Ter. conlhioa Powders for hor.es, Hurnett'. Coz
coaiI- nr the hair, Barnett. Wash for removing
tan nnd ifcrkles, Sc Al-p The Celebrated Russia
ssive. IN. Grandin'. ENcrl.Er Sslse, Iadian Ad.
he.iy- saIye. fly Paper Eoi siychnine Zoe Ill.
lHr flie., bug, AID Bears DR.. Marsnalr. Ca.
iarrh Snah. With lots u SHAVING 4 TOILET
SOAP French Pe'S'mey, LSoa'. Kalharon,
Spslding's Rosemary, CoogGe. by the Quart or
lees. Pure BEARS oil. by the Qnsrt o, les.
WoOl's liir Restorative, oil. and Essence. Of
Befgnmot, Lemon. CheckeTberry, Pepperaint,
Sc, Gum irbac. Spoagc., &c.
The above goods have been purchased sor cash
down, aud will he sold at
SATISFACTORY PRlCEsh
J. s.A. !. fdl, ntrs. rcd, TO pat in perfect ~.
pair all Mai, Of WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
JEWELRY, sht
Warrant TO, give Satisfaction!
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
WORK DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.
.Tc"hpaii Coz old Gold and Silver.
DgrHJL Hut. 1859. q,
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" SrLLlvAN ruLLER and ~ other.


o,roIp. w.-Atthe Count ~ Couutv conmi..
,io.,t,, hsLicn vt Paris, ~ ani inr the Count,
81 O,ia,i. on the 6rsI Tuesday Il Nav. A. u.
lsso.
T'pa. hs f,regaing petition, satii factory evil
49,. k,,i., l,rcn received that the prt,iionsi'
sts rs.rs..illc. and that inquiry into The m"r'i'
81 tl,if spplicaiion !. sSpcicui, Il = prdsfri'
tksttNs C,,apty Comnissiunsfs meet At the dwel.
Gnr.k,as. of T.. Il. ilolncs, in Oxford, "n Tues
,,,. ths t~eh dsy IT Juur n,N 1t, sitrn o'clock \.
NJ. ssA thsurr proceed a. view The route mruiion'
Cd a. .aid psi,,,pa; immediately after which view,
h,ansg afthe pidirs lni Witnesses will h. had
saas convenient place IN tho VIC in'tN, and soc
Other measures taken ~ the pfrm,s 20 as the Com
ui.-,stsfs shall DO igc proper
Asl :. farther Orlrrs 4 that 'icc Oft time.
plsr. sai puopo.c oi The Comu's 'ionefs mc'iiag
sior-..id h. siycn a. al pef'on' ani corporation.
Interested by causing al's,sd COZ rs Of sa'd p'i'
,ios 81 IT thi. ouicr ih~rcnn ~ IT, served upun
III, Ci,fk ofthe town 81 ONlofd add alsn pastel
On y. tsr-r public places N ssid town and publish
81 ,bt.e weeks snrcrssiyrl, N the ONfsrl Demo.
rrst .rwsp,psr priuicd ~ Paris, ~ sa'd tou".
a. Il ONi,ri, the 6rst IT sait publications sni
each II the othsr noi,c-., a. bc made, served
aad p,steI, At lcast thirty dag before saii tine
ct m~-tiar a. the enl that al p~rsons and cut
Iosa,,o.. M, then sei there arp~aI and she's
c.a-- II aay th~y h,yr. Why The payer Of said
istii1n-r. shauld ~, h. granted.
Auc.r SIDNEY rEKlliM, Ci~tk.
4 tf,ss eop, ot ,sii p-iit,up snd order IT Cnuu.
Atts.ti SIDNEY rEi,lltM. CirfA.
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II A RRIED

n Ah,7v. ilih ia.i.. b, J n. Lovsjoy. Esq.
Nc Sisphsa Nofk a. No. Nanc, Pie p.
u Peru. 81, NJ. william l.. knisht TO Mics
Sarah T.. Gammpa.
o. Rethsl. Ssh ult.. by Rev. 4. q. Gaiaes.
S.th wiksf u fysharg to Me. MAJ L. Ma.oa
ii bethel
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS. 10 complnnc.
y With pr1v,s,.n al the Revised Suiuiss,
the ullrt.ignr hrrrby gy~s nll,ce, Co thD." pei.
saus ,nisnling {, teach a .Imn.s te,.a ~ fnbhc
>cb..nl iu Pans, that ~ e,ll b- a. the AcidsnY,
on rar,s llill, M,y ig,h. At one o'clock, 4. W,
and At h.. r~,iirnrc, al Sa's'. Fails, on Tuesdays,
T.. VI through May, Ga the plrPo.e Of cNam,na'
ton.
GRO. ". HAMMOND. Supervisor.
Paris. Apul 2Ji. 1870. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-18

The library Of Bowdoin College contains
= copy Of the bible printed in lSI7, which
|. in fue state " preservation.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. The und.r.
" .iyaed, having been appointed. by the rto
late Ciru br tlr Cblrty 81 OSlurj, Commis.
.iunsfs g. receive AL eN,nius ihf clam. III the
creditors oi hr estate 81 Dini.i E'nerspa late 81
Stn~. a. .til Crry, l'-r,,.d. represented IN.
sulssnt, hrrsb, g,sr notice that siN mpnths l'u,n
the seventeenth i,y 81 Jinury, ls6D. have been
il1sed % AID cfcllitnf. o. hing ~ ani Prove
Their rlins. anl that w. will siisni "a the set.
wee as.isp-l b. az the oiicr ofD. u. Hastings.
~ Lowell. pa The fast ani last Saturday. of Nav
inl June, siri hr.i Siiuriy ~ Jnl,, AZ ? o'clook
% the aitiSaDon. ID. ". HASTINGS,
ELDEN BARKER.
Lowell. April 10. 1850.
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Hebron AGademy.

THE Sumnrt So. on II ih,. School Nh com.
! menc- on NoNphI, ,hc second DAY 81 JuSI
next uaIcr ihr insi,ucupo ct
81. NEAL, 4. VI, rrincipal.
Me. II,EEiEr T.. DouGt,ss. rrcccpuess
and Teacher 1T Music sod Preach.
Bo,ri at $500 Per wcek. Tu,tioa irUn 81. 90
"a =, 81 per teen. Nu.ir extra.
JOSEPH BtEROwS. secretary.
tI-hron, NAV 5, 1850. -
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EgEEDOM NOTICE. hereby relinqui.h
Il TO ~, 80. JoHS W. BRooEs. the remain
de- OF his m,ar',N, o. transact busiars. SC him.
eel I shalt claim npne III h,. eaTnings, mr. pay
any debts Of hi, contracting. after this date.
WM BROOKS.
Aue.ti wv. VI. BEooEs.
WoldstoCk April -. 1850. II
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ED.

IL IIans,et. Iiih. Nc. Joanna W, vie Of II.
n. Willis. aged -.
o. rsra. Mr.. Brt.s, kaight, aged ..
In Alhany. March lS,h. Rsuleu Prince, a..
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,IssOLUTION or CoPARTNrRsHIP.

dissolution or CoPARrNERsHIP.
~ The copafinsrship heretofore eNi.ling be-
twssa the Subscribers. under the 6rm Of Knapp
: Putass, - this DAY dissolved hy mutual cop-
seat. Al p~rsoas 'ha, have asy dcmsals against
.aid 6na, are requested o. pr,seut the same 10
A. h. kaspp &C. settlement, and ali those that
a.e Indebted o. said hin, are requested - make
insueiiate ps,meut 20 -aid knapp, he hsiag the
only pef.oa authorized TO settle the affairs Of ssid
ira. A. h. kNAPp.
4. ". PUTNAM.
Bpani'. Pond. April 25. is6O u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-18
THE OXFORD DEM CRAT.
State OF Maine.

EsroUrivr DrrAarstsr,l
Augusta. May Z, 1850. !
An adjourned sessioa of,he Executive CouaeiI
will BE- held at the Council Chamber. 10 Augusta,
on Tucsd., the twelfth day Of Juae nesi.
Aue.t! Moan ssttH,
Secretary OF State.
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@ TIV AT o R S

FiKWEKS, EOUh At TNTN'
THE subscfibsrs are msnuf.ctufing SA~rEss
L PArIsr CULTIVATION Asp liosss Hoo.
IN mplswe-t that every farmer oughi 70 have. fos
IL !. suf,y, the greatest labor sas'ng ul'chss thss
ssnbe had loo Ihs mia-y a costs. IL - an IN.
plemep, that ran H. U-sd Zoe 6rrowin.. oglti'ai.
Jog. ami hOeing. and does us so's ps'lsCi,.-
With Que OF these tool. hoeing can - doss WITH
le.. than one.half The labor required sithoai oos.
II u durable simple IN its eoosnHstiOa, cheap 10
pTc-, snd-trest ~ iis ogsmIoa.
Farmers, iiy them. and Il they ssii you. by
ihcm; II not, deny then.
BROWN h BisBEE.
Norway. March. is60.
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pr. w,,,ar'. Bai.Om Of Wild Cherry.

This preparation .. csTtaia cure zoe all dis.
,.,.ss II the throat sad Iaags, Coagh', Cold',
Droa,hi,i., whaopias Cough, Coop, lac'picn,
Coa.amp,ioa. Sc. u confirmation 81 the high
ct u,.iic,l authority that " consumption csu d,
cured /" nua,efuu. instsncr. of cpmplctr rr.lou.
too from ,hi. dsea.c, by the use Of ,h'' Bal'am
car o. given.
Letter ,rOm Elder u. l.. Gilmaa, miai.'sr Of
the Gospel 10 Ncfmoat;
Glover. VI. June 20, 1859.
Me..r.. :. W. Fo~lc \ Co
Geuts.-l hsrrby certify that ! have bees
trouliri f,r several wears With dihi-uity uf The
heart sai luags. aai have applied 10 ssvcial
ph,sictsns soc help, AL have tried sl'aa't even
ryii,s,ly II the nalarraus oars which have heeu
r,-ramm.ais,l vi,hoat rcc-,N,ny an, assisuaoe;
bot h.i hrea grpsiny weaker ani weaker. uutil,
hsarias of Wt.tsr's R,lsam ot Will Chefp.
ah,at a yeas as,, I corsssarrd a.ing u Nth im.
rs~iiaie triirs n n. nnt osl, restored o., lsags
o. .nuai state. bot I an entitrh relieved ~ the
d,fh-uh,, or disease 1T the heart. I have M
hs.iatila % ss,ins that q u the hest medicine
t.flfr the pahiic aal I most eh~~rially an cau.
.rirrtinnsi, recon- nrni q O. AL rrfsprs saAcnag
Nth p,ianoa,ry caspisis,.. n. l.. GILNhs.
ID. rrr,lsigh. ~ Sa,grrtie., y. V, .ay. be
cured Liver c,spl.ist a. far yesu' stauiisg,
hat -o.,ld at Weld o. The usual remedies.
Ahrlhsru >kiUnta, VI. D., e G'ualhr.ok, y.
]. sa,s % b. the b-st m.lic,ns f'r cnnsaaptioa "a
cvrry stage, that b. hls evrr Is,~a.
N,a. gsniiae palcss s,gned I BUTTS 90 the
stsppsf
Prrp,rrib y SrrH ". Fowls 4 Co. Bo.ion.
aaI f,f ale h, u. q. Iiaies \ Co, Paris; Wm
4. Ras,, S,ath PARIS; u. y. Moves, Norway /;
4. AtwasI \ Co. HackReld; ". :. Cha.s h
Co. DiN6sI; =. =. Chsndcr ani &. \ q. a..
M,soa Bethel ani hr dealer. everywhere.
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To ih- Ilon. CoanIy Comm'ssi,ner. II oNforl
CuuuN
THE unlst,igpsd respectfully vpr,sclt that q
| er,tsia hi.h~ay ~as heated w the town IT
ONC,fI, ~ O-tohsr, 4. II. 1851, Iouoty
road, ~ petiliaa oi souard Cidsell ani other.
Iro.n point nrar o. a C,llSsl'. house - Osoui
.,,t,so; that aid heated rad .. al new rad Ia
h. taih, AL abIat ~ hundrcl rods ~ length
that parion of .aid o,ati"a y over rocky snil.
vhich ~iii be extremely hard and sNpeas,ve g.
Isii. snd .u,ih~t pofi'on cNtrnis apng the l'c'l
az hook which :, hablr % b. dow d, ~airr.
ADD ,,ar me~orilsis uuher represent that
there v aafr practicable aed icis'hlr route u.
t~esa AID trrmiui. wh-rri,Fe wear urtnnSial'
i.i. ps., that alter doe pruceeiiugs had, Nuu sil
make .uch di.ssatinusncss, Alterations, ani ne'
l"cition. ~ the p'cmise. - the public Interests
msy ,qu,rr ....,.
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STATE OF MAINE.
TR,.,rGrSs orrrer.

TRt,sUREE's OTrIct,
Arlu-t,. April ~, iss0. !
TPON the 6lhwinr townships pr tact. Of
y hnd, Mt li'l,le IT, b. assessed ~ any iosa.
The iolirNing assessments Er State i.N wer- male
10y an act OF che legislature, appso'ed on the 18Th
LAY Of March. lS6D
CoUNTN ~ ONTOHD.
And. No. Supus aud West. fOur Dollars
aad Seventy i've crnt., as
&, Two dollar. Ini hiiy cents, 2eO
& Surplus, Three Dollar. and .e'enty.hye
crnis, 80
No. I u l. Tea dollars, 1000
No. u l, Seven dollar. and fifty cents. 'O
No. 1 u ?. Five Dollar. All 6fiy crnl.. $50
No. ) X :, Six dollars aud iscniy 1--we cents Is
No. Z u J. Five Dollars, 500
No. 5 X ,. Thee dollar. ial seyru'y.6yr cts.J75
No, { I, 4, Five dollars, 3 %
No. 5.li 1, Five doll,ra anil righty-cigh, cts. -
). l.2 No. 5 X 5, Two dolhrs aSi twenty
Eve cents, s25
n. - No. 5 Il :. One dollar aad nrcnty-
Eve cenis. p
NATHAN DANE, TT. Of State.
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NOTICE. The SuperinIsnl'ag School Com
mittse 81 Woodstock viii H. ,a sessiun at
Bf,aHt's Pond. oa the last Saturday "a MAY
Inst, 6t the eNaminitioa 81 Teachers, Who pro.
Pee % teach school ~ tn. tp~n the coming sum
us.r. ". u. LAfllAM, Chairman.
Woodstock, Nav I. is6O. 10
EREEDOM NOTICE. hardy ceuii, that
II ave ihis day gives my son, CHAELn A.
EiIIs. his time t. act aud trade Coz himself. l
shall h~irs6~S clsim non- of his wages uOT pay
40, dsbts Of kis contracting.
S~sdca. May 7Ih, ls6O.
GIDEON II. ELLIS.
Auest: l.. ". WooUEUKT. 10
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Barley for Seed I!

1'IlE ,ul,.cuhcr b.. f,r ,al- ~ Il HARLEY
L f,r ICED. II !. clr,n AMI sios, anil i'ce lI1ai
all foul sec,i.. 4" L. had 1T h,. tfm.
DARIUS FORBES.
soutA Pati.. May Z, IsGD. sails
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To Builders.

V'IlE subscriber purpose. baildiag small
house, GA his hun al South Paris, this
spring. Il Nill be 70 by 10 feet, With tso room-
l-low, and two chambers. IL !. 10 be rough
boarded and battsnsd. aud the inside flashed "a
q plain aud substantial msaaeI. PvPo.al' ATE
solicited ior furnishing all the materials aud COM
plsling the b1ildias ut lor occupancy, except
paiaiins. Foo further particular. and ptopesals
atdrcss the subscriber at Pouisad. No. % MIDI
die 1T. DARIUS tohbts'
Portland. April ?, 1850.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
aorrnxou .xn ,Ikur. GOVERNOR.

Mr.. Meredith of Wayne now mounted the stand,
and moved that the Convention nominate, by accla-
nation, Col. HENRy S. LANE Of Montgomery, for
Governor. (Cheers.) SD =.
Mr. Nelson, of Vigo, rose, and moved to amend
There was, he said, man whohad taken the cham
ponship of the Republican movement in this State
when il was in its infancy, who had fought
for it with all his power, and of whose ability dig
nifty and manliness all Republicans have grateful
recollection, whom he desired to nominate for the
second place on the ticket. 1t was uot the place
his friends could have wished, and il was not COM
measuratc with his claims abilities, bit it was
place where he could serve the cause he supported,
! and he Mr. Nelson) believed he would take it. If
he did. it would be the most chivarous and self
sacrificing act ofhis career, and would endear him
still more to the party who already esteemed him
so highly. and deservedly. He begged to nominate
for Lieutenant Governor, OLIVER p. MoRToS, of
Wayne. Loud and enthusiastic cheering
Mr.. Meredith now moved that Mr.. Lane and Mr..
Morton be nominated together for the Offices of
Governor and Lieutenant Governor. The propo-
sal was received and adopted with long continued,
repeated and hearty cheers Loud calls for Lane
now arose, but Mr.. Meredith stated that Col. Lane
was in his resting, and would speak in the af-
ternoon Calls then came up for Morton, but IT
was announced that he too would speak in the at
ternoon. u
Mr.. Ray. chairman Of the committee on the plan
OF voting, reported the plan adopted by the commit
| tee, as follows:
ARRANGEMENTS FOR VOTING.
The committee reported that it had been deter
| mined that each county should be allowed one vote
for each $50 votes cast for o. p. Morton. The fol
lowing proportion of votes was resolved upon ioI
| the counties in the various districts:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
PLYMOUTH INDIANA, THURSDAY, MARCH /. 1860.

former glory, and soon, very soon, the sovereigns
viii pronounce their verdict against it in thunder
tones" Weighed in the balance and found rdnt-
ino!" niNF'- go ssh
One word more, Mr.. Democrat, and viii leave
you to muse upon the mutability of worldly affairs.
You say am an aboltionist. 1t is not true in the
sense in which you understand it. subscribe un-
reservedly to the doctrine enunciatod in the Phila
dephia Republican Platform On this subject. II
you brand me as an abolitionist so you would Wash
ington and Jefferson, were they to arise from the
tered while living. You would point the finger Of
seorn at them, denounce them pestilent fellows
and disturbers ofthe public peace while your friend
Douglas would cry out "open the prison doors to
them."' JOHN COLEMAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

The following order in the nominations were re-
commended: Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
(thesc had been nominated when the report was
made) Secretary, Treasurer. Auditor, Attorney
General, Reporter of Supreme Court, Clerk Su-
prcmc Court, Superintendent of Public Instruction.
IL was moved and carried by consent that COM
mittee of three be appointed to inform the nomi-
nees for Governor and Lieut. Governor of the ac-
ton of tic Convention.-Msssrs. Nation, Bearss,
and Sexton were appointed.
A recess was then taken till O'Clock to enable
the various Districts and counties to arrange their
votes for the various candidates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
PROCEEDINGS
THE
REPUBLICAN Stale CONVENTION,
CHARACTER OF THE MEETING.

The attendance at the Convention yesterday was
the largest ever known in the State at nominating
Convention, and ifany ausury of success can be
drawn from its spirit, zeal, and numbers, the clec-
ton next fall will be success that will reach cor
recting hand not only to the disorder and reckless
ness OF our State government, but the corruption
and Save subseryence OF the National Govern
mcnt. Such body Of people was never before
congresated to begin the work of a campaign. Un-
ike the drilled and prepared assemblage of last
month, there was no pre- arranged scheme to carry
out. and consequently no guarded movements or
careful management. 1t was free, open, sponta-
neous action of the people Cumbcrcd BY its very
magnitude, and confused to some extent by the want
of that discipline which made the Democratic fac
tions follow so implicitly the line chalkcd for them,
but uncontrolled by Intrigue and management, and
devoted to no man, and TO no mans petty schemes.
There was no occasion init for the watching and
suspicion that marked the Democratic Conv cntion,
and held it so closely to parliamentary rule, for
there was nobody to cheat or be cheated. 1t was
just the kind Of meeting that men with no personal
aims, and no subseryencc to anything but the inter-
ests OF the State and the cause Of freedom, would
make. We regard it as the best promise OF suc-
cess that could have been given, in its very want
OF that regularity, as we'll as that want of personal
bitterness and seeking for petty advantages, that
marked the other gathering. The Democracy were
forced into careful proceedings by their disrust of
each other. Our meeting had no such motive. and
acted as men do who have an honest aim, and knew
that honest men were to carry it out. This con-
rast struck every body who attended the two meet
ings, as we did, and no rejecting man can fail to
see that the confidence and indifference to mere
technical rules in the one, possess deeper import
than the distrust and formaIity of the other. The
feeling that brought here such an immense crowd,
through such disadvantages, and carried them
through the proceedings with such confidence in
the fairness of each other, will create stronger
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

An addition Of twenty-five per cent viii DC maze ON 'ne
above rates for speriai Notices.
A>ot. In other cities will he allowed twenty
i've pr cent commisn advertisements Of any kind,
win b. inserted at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

U- yayard Taylor the traveller. says that no
where in all the course of his journeyings has hc
encountered so narrow aud insulting despotixm
rs in one Of the slave States Of this county, Mr.,
Taylor speaks from experience. He has been over
the world, among sasages and civilized men, in
Europe, Asia. Africa and America, and he Awards
the palm Of superior bigory 70 the inbahitants Of
Virginia
sd Idehess is public rins where various kinds Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
D2- A. o. BORTON.
Mas. DUNHAM would announce to

lvI Ladies Of Plymouth and vicinity that she has
jus entire stock Of lline-y ,ois which
she sell very ch-sP. Lsies Wishing purcaa
Bnnsts anything in tn, Millinery line respectfully
invited csll
Thankful r hvors shc still solcifs th> rafronag. Of
cid customers a7f will give her call.
shop, sscond dor north Of IN. Rspabcss ofe ffsyi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.
On motion of half dozen gentlemen the Con-
venion proceeded to the selection of delegates for
the State at large. number of gentlemen were
placed in nomination.
The selection was made by vote on a call Of the
roll of the counties, which resulted after four bal
lots, as follows
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
William T. Otto, of Floyd; P. A. Hackelnan, OF
Rush Daniel d. Pratt, of Cass; and Caleb b.
Smith, of Marion.
CONTINGENT DELEGATES.
Godlove S. Orth, of Tippecanoe, Solomon Mer-
edith of Wayne; Thomas II. Nelson of Vigo;
Daniel d. Pratt Of Cass.
EIECToR FoR THE STATE At LARGE
On motion of Hon. ]. X. Cravens, OF jefferson,
Hon. Will Cumback was declared Presidential
Elector for the State at large by acclamaton.
On motion a recess was taken until O'Clock.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
HAIRDRE SSING

The prcpr-tor would respectfully th citizens
- Pymsb sad vicinity that he prcpar-dto d, almost
anv Kind of work in his line nessly and expe ifou<iy
shop two doors north Branch NIX Pvmoith Ind
NV 10, 1s59-nly1l ALFRED BILLOwS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

X. w SIll OF w nIte .......o
Mr.. Jones was declared duly nominated.
REPORTER SUPREME COURT.
The following is the result of the first ballot for
Reporter of the Supreme Court:
Whole number of votes cast. .......... .459
Necessary to a choice ......,......-..230 230
Benjamin Harrison of Marion ........ $50
Jonathan Payne of Orange c.............20
Charles S. Parrish of Wabash ......... .95
John f. Miller of St. Joseph. ..... .45
Robert E. Craig of Vermilion ......... .4o
Mr.. Harrison was declared duly nominated
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
No choice having been effected on the first and
second ballot. third ballot was ordered, which re
suited as follows:
Whole number of votes cast .......... -459
Necessary to a choice. ...............23 .23J
James Burgess of Hendricks ...... 100
John p. Jones of Lagrange ........... .2ol
Walter Q. Gresham of Harrison. 40
- Mahon Of Switzerland. d....-.........9
Mr. Jones was declared duly nominated.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
The following is the result of the first ballot fol
Superintendent of Public Instruction:
Whole number of votes cast. .45l
Necessary to a choice. Observation-Disclosures -226
Miles j. Fletcher of Putnam. ........ .23l
]. r. NJ. Bryant of Warren ........... "a
r. NJ. Johnson of Lawrence e.............l4
James Ferris of Henry .lOI
Joseph Brady of Fayette .................5
James C.. May of Washington ..-.... 10
Mr. Fletcher was declared duly nominated.