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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

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varied assortment Of Job Printing mate.
rails. and are now prepared 10 do oil kinds
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
SIOUX CITY MARKETS.
sioux CRY RseIsrsu ovr1cE,

Corrected Wssk!y b. Ne TsHflR, wholesale sna
Retail dea,er In Dry Goods, Groceries, Ae.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
JOHN II. CHARLES,

Of Sioux City, has been duly appointed ny said Com
pany thsir h wful Agent and Attorney or the coun
y OF Vocabulary, With full power % tsks risks OF In
surascs thsrstn, aaA 70 ackuowDsAse service Of pro
csssa. - peosSdsA By law, upon his Ming with the
olesk Of ths District Cove IN and fbr said county
esstt6sA copy Of The statsMsat Gle n this Once
u b further esst6sd that 10 oatsehs1 10 trus ana
correct copy Of the said ss~temsnG
In testimony whereof, have hsrsunto
ri. 81 sst my hand and afaxsd my ssalof once
1911 - IAN day AelauueFys1eoo. y ~
Ae. LAJ.W CAftE1l, Au1i1oR n Sta1s.
Feb H. 1850. 2owl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

EsvsIoPsa have . seod asssss-
nsns Of ssvslopes foe sAls, cheap. ~,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

"OrExIxG OF NAviGArisx."-Tb steam
e. Lewis Bursss," which has been Oh ar
tered BY Messrs. MossIsox L HowARp, to
run ~ . regalar packet between Sioux
City, and CovinEton, N. T., commenced
her trips on Saturday last, and has been
going it with rush ever since. Travellers
wishing TO cross the Missouri at this point
are assured that no pains will Be- spared
by these gentlemen t. accommodate them.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

LErrss rson ST.. JAHss-Ws publish
in to-days psper an excellent letter from
81. James, NJ T. Il is just such letter
- - should like to publish from ever,
settlement 10 the North West. II bring.
before the people The advantages, sssouf-
Gee ssd condition Of the Wet, end q.
srasts the attention Of capitalists end
homs-ssstsrs . the superior advaasssss
Of Northwestern love. Nebsasks ssd
Dakota. We hope 10 bear from our friend
q g. James frsqssssly. Lei hin ses
weary b vel dsiaS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

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friend Joss y. A.oIsEss, Esq. TIE
Spectator 10 . large sissd. handsomely
printed sheet, sad ably cad fsaslsssly ID.
vocstes the principle Of tia Dsascsatic
party. The advertising columns II the
paper ore we'll 6lled and give evidence Of
ito prospssity, which i highly deserved BY
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

P OAsADA Al O1O
@ OO0C4 VU9a0At H.
vessaas - e4Ae Qps QusAsl. Also, . ssps
&. ~ -. ess I9vs s,s e ~" W v;s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

Chicago. already the largest grain mar
kct in the world. is stca lily adding to its
facilities for carrying on this trade We
notice with pleasure that Munger & Amour.
and Smith and S,urgcs. who are among
our most experienced and enterprising
houses in this line, arc each building q new
Elevator on the South Branch. These are
to be Of the largest class. built in the most
substantial manner. anil furnished with the
-bess and m 'st approved machinery, and are
to be completed early in the spring Some
idea of the immense amount of grain which
may be handled in them, may be gathered
from the fact that they are to be furnished
with near thirty Of Fairbanks 400 'bnsbel
and 800 bus!lcl Hopper Scales. which arc
by universal consent the best in use. and
that each of these scales, so perfect will be
the machinery. can be loa.lcl to its fall ca
pacity. and the grain discharged again from
the Hopper. in less than ten minutes. In
view of the immense and fertile country
lying back of us, traversei in all directions
by numerous railroads having their centre
here, and of onrpresent and increased facil-
tiles for receiving and shipping grain. and
the experience and enterprise of our busi-
ness men, it is reasonable to expect Chicago
will be in the future. as now, the great
grain market of the world. lqae bla9a2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
Mr. Latl,am ,sa;d Oai;f,rn;a ,orI

Mr. Latham ,ro;d Qa1;fo~,;a ,~o,l.1--
main ,v;,h AZ Ill., ~ Ua'a 81
road wac fbe .des;3eraf, &c H.
Mr.powell accsn,sA NJ csI,i 49,
rnepdment to strife ont
Uorsr NJ U.ml;n. liz.
reasons why he had asked 9 - 10 ana,ssa
from. serv;no o,, ,bs rrn;on
49, EIosI. u .Is-a[Hgc.r~,Ss '"fI''Y1
theless is entitled TO ali the RIGHTS and '; inn
mun;t;es II The other States Sin o.nno.
IA eorooJ - -, - a. IT, - ~ :
Sonthorn Statas ara r,ls,osJ - Sosand h tns
;r-th. .v.,, .,,ar,,,es,, ,.,,-r;n,,-. ".
was sat;sf;ed,of' ,,nsn;n.;tv r.srvaa;n. ,ha,
Stote 70 scek relross of ;,s or;svonco.o;n H.
o,r.' III 49,. - ls'sS G. r. =.
ores.;onol com nyom;ses ,,h;cb l ,. I w.
never accom- nl;shed a snccessf,,i. nu,noso
In conclusion he gave fair warning that
Mississippi. Alabama. Florida. Georgia,
and Sonth Carolina were certain n scce,le
end to be followed Inv Arkansas. I,ou;s;ana
and Texas - - 'stFs - = ig
Mr. McCIorn.nd romar,,eJ that . , -, M.
bles, me firtnre onese,, nm before ne MS Int In
All NOT beI;ayo' orr ,,,,.or,,ran, o., h, A.
solved bv the consent Of anv one Of rs nar.
ties There ,vas oor GRO :, Ton 9TH n ,ho orov.
eminent Than v,s oener.llv hel;eroJ ".
was amazed that tho entire nemooracv ~
,ho No,.h sl,o,,Iir - $500 80 a..
comm;,teo I'm, wo. not ,v;,,;na ;" 80" a..s "e
NJ H.yl;ns o 'N''''
NJ Shor," f., H. ;...-
WAYS and Moan, renortea . Kin an,Los;
- H. 80. ns ~, Ill; O". "a ,m
ros,h &c ,ro s 80 81 =. ao.'a's
Of not less than ono hurlr,j ILL. IT.
faith Of the Intel States i nlsdn.a f "s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
AorsrKrrrrna You h. re


housEKEErERs.-You have, we suppose,
been using De Land & Co.'S Salcratus.-
How are yon pleased with it? Does it
not perform all that it promises? If you
have made fair trial Of it. Won must GER
ta:nly be pleased with, it.. You, cannot
fail to observe its supcrioriy AMI excel
lcnce How much better the bread anil
biscuit and pastry are; and what saving
in the wear and tear of digestive organs
has been male. Are there any Of our
rea'lers VINO are house keeping. without
De Lanl & Co.'S Saleratus in the kitchen?
If there are any. we beg them to procure
il from their grocer or storekeep,r at once.
Manufactured and for sale. at wholesale.
by ID. b. DE Land e. Co, at the Fairport
Chemical Works, Fairport, Monroe Co..
n. Y.
Sold at Wholesale by the Wholesale
dealers in Chicago. and Milwaukee,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

EE The electoral vote Of Virginia. af-
ter oil. was cast for Bell, the six Breckin-
ridge electors whom. tho Governor in his
declared elected, believing
that Bell had fairly carried the State, mag
resigned. when the entire vote
Of the State was given to Bell.
This makes Bells vote 80 and Brcckin-
ridges ~. Douglas has IL and Lincoln
$50, or 81 majority over all. s.aF..s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

=" -NAsHlscroN, Dec. 10.-There now
seems to be no doubt that Mr.. Cobb has
resigned tho Secretaryship of the Treasu.
ry.' His friends say he will repair TO
Georgia on Thursday. he being candidate
for member of the State Convention. to
assemble on the 9TH OF January. lie did
not attend the three last Cabinet meetings
Secretary Thompson viii soon follow
Mr.. Cobb. He entered his Office to-day,
but did nothing more than look over q
few letters on his table. IN 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

MoSETARy-There has been no pcrcep-
tiblc change in money matters during the
week. All western money continues at
about the enc discount at the Bank. as
VIC reported in our last. 10 per cent. The
discredited Illinois banks are now quo
ted at 20 per cent discount in Chicago,
and Eastern Exchange is now worth 10
PER cent prem in that city; gold 9@1o
prem. 50, : & 90
In regard to tho Rank Of Indiana
Michigan City. F. q. Adams Of Chicago
adversises that il is good in spite Of th'
Indianapolis te'csr M. and that he will
take il in any amount that may be offered
Ills endorsement Of the Bank is sufficient
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
California ha. conc for Lincoln.

A despatch from Fl. Kearney. dated
Dec. 0, says: The Pony Express with
San Francisco dates to the 28th nit. passed
here at O'Clock this morning. Full elec-
ton returns are received from every coun-
ty in the State. Total vote 119, 597-Lin-
coin 3S.702. Douglas $4,000. Breckin-
ridge 34.04l, Dell 1874.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

A dispatch from Indianapolis of Dec.
10 says: Our bankers have thrown ont to-
day the following free banks Of this State:
Rockville Bank, Brookvillc; Bank Of Sy-
racusc. Syracuse; Bank of Indiana, Michi-
gan City; Indian Reserve Bank. Kokomo;
Fayette County Bank of Conncrsville, and
Hoosier Bank, Logansport.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
NOTICE.-Notice is hereby

SURVEY NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ given that the undersigned with fhe Count Surveyor
WILL on Thursday, January 3, $780, proceed to survey
ana locate tho corners Of their land in sections
township 32 range east in Marshall county Indiana
ana continue from day to-day until all is SURVEYED To,
meet at the residence Of Isaac Butler 'ii7'
Nonresident of land in said sections who fail 20
NEST the Surveyor ut the time above mentioned deav
or provide for d~faying, their portion expenses
said survey viii he turnef TO the County Auditor and
such d'aqn.nc ftcef the duplicate and coIlec
according to law t.- fi'i'
ISAAC Bt-TLER
decl5 nt3 ELISHA X EARL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

EEA fire in the town of Elkhart, last
Monday morning week. destroyed the large
brick block in which was located the
.Clifton House" and four or five stores.
Loss. upwards of $40 .Oc0; about ono half
covered by insurance. ,7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

EE The Rurch case has at last been
decided. the jury bringing in verdict in
favor of Mrs. Bufch. the defendants 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
Illinois 81 Wisconsin
Money taken at Par for Goods, !
AT The -
.sfyEsI.C La 80 <ff fLa-
Ma lmrnOth Hardware Store
ms OF BUCK & TOAN.

ESTRAY NOTICE.-Taken mn. Nov
H. 1850. ly Adam Keelcrt living in North tous,-
Ship Marshall County. Indiana. IIorr seven re;xt
years Old described rs follows. to-wit: Black
small strip of white each sic Of his neck supposed
have been done by the collar about fifteen sixteen hands
high natural trater Appraised do.lsrs
oy cnrs Cutler and " Palmer, ore Sill n Champlin
Justice of the Pcacc. H. r. PERSHINf:
aeclJn5tJ lr Clerk Marshall Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
Illinois.

1hc retufns Vi Two counties Werc tnIoWu
out for noncompliance with the law
L;ucoln's plurality over Douglas, including
the counties thrown out. is 1895. and
his majority over all 1850. Lincoln's
official plurality, however. is 1882 and
his official majority over all 5.644.
In 1856. Buchanan's majority over FIRE.
moat was 9.164.
The official vote Cor Governor and Lieut..
Governor has not yet been oanvasscd, from
the fact that the returns for these Offices are
directed to and canvassed by the Legisla-
ture. The vote will not differ mncl from
that for the other State officers. it is sup
posed. The aggregate official vote fos
these offices are as fol lows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1851.

between tn, hours OF 10 o'clock, a and O'clock n m
Of said day the rents and profits for excerlin.
years. Of the following deseib real estate In said
county of Marshall. and State Of Indiana. to-wii
Lot No. three (3 in Buchers addition to th. town Of
Argos. aten4r r,r r.f
II the rents aud profits fr years Of said rial a,.
will not sell for sufficient satisfy srid Fee and
accrung costs. will nj tho time place fer
sale to the highest lawful bidder all the right and in
ercst Of the said Thomas King in ard Il sans
much thereof he ncessary 10 SATISFY said
r.f- .. NJ. BARNARD. sheriff
dc-I36t3 Marshall touf.-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
CTATE OF INDIANA. MARSHAIJ

SIAIE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL
~ COUNTY, SIN the Marshall Circuit Court, Feb
ruary Term, A. D.. 1s61-Jesse Wood Marilla WOOD
Complaint for Divorce ......I ...,.. .s.g
Tho plaintiff in the above entitled by Marcus A. o.
Packard his attorney, has filed In oce his conn sht
Divorce and appearing by the affidavit ola competent
person that the defendant MariIla Wood,
the Indiana she is therefore hereby noted
tho fling and tendency said complaint against her. and
that unless she appear, deur thereto at the
calling Of tho the first day Of the
said Court be begun and held the cuse in the
Of Plymouth, the second Monday Of February,
A. ID. 1851 said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined
in her absence.
Attest III. r. PERSHINC,
decS 5f3 Clerk NJ. c. c..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
EV The Republican electors assembled

10 The Republican eIectors assembled
at indianapolis on Wednesday the 9Th
inst. and cast the vote Of the State for
Lincoln and Hamlin. There were about
forty applicants. according to the Demo
cratic papers. FOR the office Of Messenger to
carry the vote of the State to Washington.
but the Electors decided to give il to one
Of their own number, AMI accordingly cast
lots for it. Isaac Jenkinson, Esq. of Fit.
Wayne, was tho lucky Individual who
drew the shortest straw. - .I.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
THE REPUBLICAN.
1. MATTINGLY, Editor.
PLYMOUTH, INp-
Thursday. - December Is,- 1859.


We give ur most Of our space to-day to
tho Presidents Message. AS we have not
room TO give our views in full of the doc
ument we refrain from reviewing any por-
tion of it at present The intelligent read
or after giving it a careful examination will
draw his own deductions and make his own
as it his duty to do. ,sv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
DIED

DIED,
$cv. 1oth. in Kokomo, Howard Counfr. Ina
VI 'es'oehce OF her parents, of PIcun mcnmo-
noetcwn' Marshall County. Ind.
From iiie's cherished scene her spirit has flown,
She with earth, time and All their cares n done
ihougn now she blooms in Eden's bower eternalIy
Hhae ssfnks at rsstn Jesus bosom are.u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13
ISAAC BUTLER.
ELISHA X. EARL
dccl3

SHERlFF'S SALE---By virtue of q
~ Pee Bill issni by th- Clerk IF the Marshall Csun-
" Circui Court. commanding thai IF the property II
Thomas King in this county. &c made the sum
oil fifiyse dollar. and seventy six cents. due cir
and Witnesses named in said writ for frs n the Marshall
Circuit Curt in the Of Thomas King against Marin
Iucacr and William Wor hngton. agsiDs, t. SAIL
plaintiff in said court have levied upon will offer at
Publ, Sale the law directs. the IIouse door in,
the town of Plymouth. Marshall County, Indiana ON
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
- ycnditioni Exponas issu,d by rk Of the Mar
shall Circuit Court, AMI directed in favor Of tn.
State Of Indiana and against Re ks-lin will o.r
n Public Sale the law directs. tie Cosrf H.
in the town ofPiymouth Marshall county Indiana,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1851,
t-.we~n the hours Of 10 o'clock. and clock d. m
Of said Dry tbs and profits exceeding
year, Of the following described real in said
county Of Marshall and State Of Indiana. fo-wit:
The su,e:t quarter Of tho north If
thirty (ol, township thirty four ga, range twct)
tanning 10 acres.
II the r1ss ana profits for years Of said real
will not sen for a sufficient to satisfy said
interest cost art cssfs- wa the
and place offer for sale To the highest bidder all the r
title and interest of the said defendant. in and the
much thereof he said
To be sold for not less than two irs its appraised va
o. VI. BARNARD. Sheriff
dccl3 6f3 Marshall county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

Douglas Carries Missouri.
We have at last got the official result of
the election in Missouri. 1t seems that
Douglas has really carried it by 429 tna-
jority; the vote being as follows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

II il with great satisfaction communicate the
fact that since the date Of my last annual message,
not single slave has been imported into the United
States in violation of the laws prohibiting the At
rica Slave trade This statement - founded up
on a thorough examination and investigation OF
the subject. Indeed the spirit which prevailed
some time since among portion OF our fellow
citizens in favor Of this trade, seems to have en-
tirely subsidized also congratulate Jon upon the
public sentiment vhichnow exists against the crime
OF setting on foot military expeditions within the
limits # the United States to proceed from thence
and make war upon the people OF an unofiending
State with whom We are at peace In this respect
a happy change has been effected since the CON-
mencement CT my administration. II surely ought
to be the prayer Of every christian and PATRIOT a'
such expeditions may never receive counse"ance
IL our country or depart from our shores
Il would lie useless REPETITION to do more than
refer with earnest commentator to my former
recommendations in flvor Of the Pacific Railroad
of the grant Of power TO the President to employ
the naval force or force in the vicinity Tor the pro-
lection oft,e lives and property Of our fellow csi.
zens pass NJ in transit over the different central
American routes against sudden and lawless out
breaks and dcprcdations; and also TO protect Amer
Iican merchant vessels. their crews and cargoes
against violent and unlawful seizure and confsca-
ton In the ports Of Mexico and the South Ameri-
can Republics. when these may be In disturbed
land revolutionary conditions. Il 10 my settled con
lvictron that without such power. We cannot AFFORD
THAT protection to these engaged in The commercs
I Of the county which they have right to demand
/ r1xc,Iox OF nExsERs ov coSoHEss.
/ Taea:n recommend 70 Congress the passage Of {
/ law In pursuance Of the provisions Of the Con.ti
tut on, appointing certain day previous 70 the ~
lof NJ rcls in each year Of an odd number fos ~
election Of Representatives throughout all tn
Co.. A .;c,:l~~ rnvor bse already been Eyer
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-13

Il has been represented 70 me from sources
which decm reliable that the inhabitants in sever
Al portions Of Kansas have been reduced nearly to
satc OF starvation on account Of the almost total
failure OF their crops. whilst the harvests m every
other portion Of the country have been abundant.
The pospcct before them TOR the nDQroaching win
ter Is veil calculated to enlist - sympathies OF
every heart The destitution appears 20 DC 30
general that il cannot be relieved By private con
tribuiions, and they are in such INDECENT c'rcum
stances As to be unable 70 purchase the necessities
ofIifc for themselves. refer she subject TO Con
Rress If any constitutional measures for thor
relief can be devised, would recommend is
adoption. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
Important to Jurors and WItne sses
in II. 8. Dis. Courts,

- ~ ~ 49,
"WILLrAM e. MooRE, Esq, .. S. Mar
shall, Nebraska Territory.
"SIR .-Eour letters Of June LIST, re-
Iating to expenses of q. S. courts iron
January 1st 10 May Both, 1860, havl.
been received. IN reply to which, have
10 advise YOU, inasmuch, as your predeI
cessor has been supplied with suficien
funds to meet all the expenses OF the
courts since his incumbency, and mas
much as no account has been rendered
by him from Jan LIST, to May Both, 1860
YOU are hereby instructed to max no
payment whatever, ~onaccounr ofa1g exs
penses or claims incurred under your
predecessor, prior to your qualification d d
the 3eth of May, 1860, wiihort
transmitting the bills Of he respectie
parties claiming fees as Jurors, Nitne
es, Balifs Criers, or otherwise, stecih
ing the particular dates of their services
and the rates charged, and In case Of
supplies of any kind for the S of the
eouft, specifying the date of purchase and
supply, the quantity and prics Of each
article, for such action Of. SPECIAL instruc-
ions as this Office may deem called for
ia the premises. All these bills must be
verified by the cath of the party render
ing the service, or furnishing the articles
for the court, particularly stating That the
account is correct and legal, and has in
no part been paid by the late Marshal.
In the case of Jurors and witness fees,
their claim must be supported by evidence
from the records Of the court, hat Che
court has ordered the amount claimed 10
be paid to them, stating the number of
miles travelled and days in at tendance.
Should no objections to the payment of
any such claim appear to exist, after be-
ing so presented, such instructions will be
sent you in writing, as each case may
appear to call for, and without such in
structions in writing from this office, you
will make no payment whatever to any
one claiming for services or supplies, or
otherwise, prior to your qualification on
the Both Of May, 1850.
have expressly advised you that there
is no authority of law, for a Marshal or
a clerk to give certificates 70 any one
that there is any sum due him from the
United States.
1t is the duty Of the court to order the
amount so due a juror or witness to be
paid and such order Immediately entered
in the minutes of the court, when it be-
comes your duty to pay such amounts to
the juror or witness at once ard on
payment to any other person than the one
rendering the service can be recognized
as of any validity.
An Observance of the foregoing will
relieve you from all embarrassment.
Very Respectfully, &C.,
w. MEDILL, Comptroller.
P. ST. invite your particul lar atten-
ton to Sec. Is, of Act Of Aug. 6, lS4S,
U. S. Statutes at large, vol. g, page SO.